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The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-09-14
NEGRO TROOPS TO BE
IN SEPARATE UNITS

Washington, Sept. 10.-Negro
troops of the national army will be
organized in separate units as is done
in the regular army and SO far as
possible Will be trained in the states
where they are raised. The call for
negroes to mobilize at their camps will
be postponed to allow the officers at
the camp to arrange for the organiza-
ton of these separate units.
Both white men and negroes Of the
selective forces will be given an op-
portunity to volunteer for service in
the battalions of troops for service on
the line of communication, their work
being military but not combatants.
However, there vii be negro fighting
regiments of the national army as
there are Of the regulars and national
guard
Secretary Baker outlined this policy
of the war department today in a
statement dealing with the method to
be followed in the organization and
training of negroes liable to draft
under the national army act. Pre-
sumably the negro regiments of the
regular army and the national guard
will be retained as they are as fighting
units. The statement follows:
The rule of the regular army gov
erning the training and organization
of colored troops will be followed in
the national army, and they vii be
assembled and trained as separate or
ganization.
Will Use 1000 Negroes.
When the confusion incident to the
organization of these new regiments
brigades ard divisions is cleared
up, there will be tine to assemble and
organize the separate regiments, bat
talions or companies of negro troops.
Of the 687 900 men called for as the
first increment Of the national army,
it is estimated that approximately
10000 will be negroes.
In the regular army there are now
separate regiments of negro infantry
and cavalry and there are no negro
company units intermingfed with the
white companies of any regiment.
Presumably the same policy IS to be
followed with the national army and
unless there are enough negroes avail
able to form a regiment, they will be
held in separate training battallons
at the eantonements and used to fill
TIE vacancies in the ranks of negro
regiments at the front or as line Of
communication forces.
The army in France will need more
than 100000 men behind the ines
for=us along the roads and railways,
or on other special work. A great
many battalions of both white and ne
gro troops will be necessary for this
purpose and the war department feels
certain that many of the negroes of
the selectiye draft forces will volun-
teer for this kind of duty in order to
be sent quickly to France.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-09-14

The early milkman catches a
glimpse of woman's true complexion.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25
CT SOCIE y.
Parties and Easterta5nn1ents- Personal Mention

Miss Fay Reese gave a combination
supper and dance at her home on
washington street last Wednesday
evening. About 20 couples enjoyed a
very please Mt evening.
20
MT A. Kantrowitz left Sunday for
boston, where he VIII puy samples
and odd lots of shoes direct from the
factories for the firm of e. Lewis Z.
Son. Mrs. Kantrowitz leaves Sunday
Tor New York and VIII join Mr.. Kant
ron1ty there, where they will buv mil
dnery, ladies' ready to wear mems
clothing and furnishing for spring and
summer. . '''-'A
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25
FORMATIONS OF A NORTH
GAROLINIAN IN THE WEST.
Is "The Land of the Sky. and Especial
ly Henderson County, Inferior
to the West2

ly Henderson County, Inferior
to the West2
Written Especially for the Hustler by
Thos. J. Hickman.
When you step from the ferry boat
which brings you across the Bay OF
San Francisco into the city of Oak
land, one of the finest towns in the
world, two railroads are ready, to
make you believe you should go their
route to Salt Lake City. Well, our
ticket was routed by the Western Pa
cific, the Gould Road, and SO we went
alongside the Southern Pacific, first on
the north side and then on the south
side. sometimes both tracks on the
same right of way. After passing
through Sacramento City the beautiful
and magnificent capital of California,
/ we find ourselves passing up and
along the Feather river and the
Feather river canyon, which is GER
tainly one of the Western world won
ders. The train and it's passengers
are down in and clinging to one side
or the other of this yawning gulch of
blush rocks for a distance Of more
than sixty miles, and why it is called
Feather river canyon is hard to tell,
Unless you imagine the great boulders
of stone, which Jay Gould's millions
of money blasted out and threw down
into the river bottom, are in your eye
sight feathers" as they lie in the bot
tom of that river. To think in the
spirit of all fairness, as you pose in
your easy car seat and look down into
that river actually damned and choked
up with millions of great -bould-
ers, some weighing hundreds of tons,
and at places filing the river-bed
space to a depth of fifty feet, you al
most cry out, "How cruelty that
Feather river was treated!" Yet the
water was bound to go in some way,
for the rock walls on each side are
from half q mile to a mile high, and
the fall of the river bed is, great, and
as we all know, water will find a
level, peacably if it. can and forc1hly
if it must When poor traveller gets
about half way up this river and can
yon and the thought strikes him what
plight he would be in if his train
should collapse. he will find himself
smiling to himself and whispering
that this is one time he is glad there
Goulds, for a poor man, while would
not be stuck in the mud, yet would be
lost among the everlasting rocks.
Next we are over the Humbotl
Mountains and in the Nevada and
Western Utah desrt. Both of these
ere large states, but if ever a Hender-
son county man crosses this Utah
Nevada desert and does not feel like 1t
is ten thousand miles across, then we
are going to set him up to GeoE ~ta
watermelon.
Well, what about the Mormon's Sea
of Gallilee and Salt Lake City. for we
skirt around the white salty edges of
the lake till, we arrive among the
Saints y afess ~
We are in Salt Lake city and we
CONTINUED on last page).
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

Do you reminder what we said
about FLOUR three weeks ago. Well.
it has ''dene went and done it," A
matter of very, very short time now
until you will be askd $1.25 per rs
pound sack of good flour for biscuit
purposes.
We have q small lot, about. so bar
rels, that we will continue to offer
until this is gone at the old prices of:
"A pounds Liberty Bell = - ----$1o15
48 pounds Liberty Bell - $3.50
SO pounds Liberty Bell - - s., so
Per barrel 80 = - $500
Lassens Perfection - ---$1.25
Hard Kausos Wheat
People who use Liberty Bell swear
by it, and not at it: Get your be-
fore it is gone.
If these prices don't hit you where
you live, we will quit shootin.'
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

g. striking his buggy and killing his
horse instantly. Mr.. McCurdy was
badly shaken and bruised. but 1t il not
thought that he is seriously injured.
The accident took place last Monday
at 1 p. m. on the Fifth avenue East
railroad crossing. !,
Mr.. McCurdy is a retired Northcrner.
Coming here for his health after q
number of years. it fsssafd, being con-
nected with the j. p. Morgan e Co,
OF New York city.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25
DOMESTIC SCIENCE. AT FASSI.
.n.sf. H. FERN.

I Miss Mary Thrall, graduate of the
] birmingham. Mass. Normal ColleS
/ has a class Of tWelVe students in Do
nestle Science. They are very must
interested in the work and are doing
/ it well. The first years course is out
lined below.
/. Three essentials of life-air,
food, water.
2. Definition of food
8. Classification of foods-proteids,
carbohydrates. fats, mineral matter,
water.
4. Combustion in relation to build
ing a fire in the kitchen range. Care
and use of the range
5. Lessons in household duties to
be carried out throughout the course
| table setting, duties of waitress. dish
washing, sweeping. busting.
g.. Study of water-fruits, bev-
erages.
z. ohydrates-sugars, starches..
8. Sugars-legson in candy making.
9. Starches-white sauce, vege-
tables, cream soups, cereals.
10. Quick bread stuffs- biscuit, muf-
fins.
1. Slow breadstuffs- Raised bread.
II. Use of dried bread crumbs -es-
calloped dishes, etc,
13. Lesson in simple cake-making.
IA. Proteids-M Milk, cheese, Gus
tards, eggs.
Is. Two or three simple luncheon
to be served during the year.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25
DRAMATIC REcIrAI

There will be dramatic, recital by
Madame Hundley of Washington. d
C.' assisted by the little daughter
Eust1s Hundley, under the auspices OF
the Fassifern school at the Fassifern
auditorium Friday, January 26.
PrOgram-Part /,
Short selections
q. me Living --------R. L. Stevenson
0. Little Boy Blue - eugene Field
Music by A. J. Goodrict.
z. Cuddle Doon--A Alexander Anderson
Port1a and Nerissa- Shakespeare
Loed once ------------MrS. Browning
Rhythmic Interpretation --------
------------ Eustis Hundley
Le secret ---------- Leonard Gautier
Part III.
JuIlet -----e------------ Shakespeare
boots - - - Kipling
When Earth's Last Picture is
Beyond Death 49, - Alfred Moves
Aux Italiens -------- Owen Meredith
Music by Giuseppe Verdi.
Happy, the Lepers Bride
Alfred Tennyson
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
WHEN TRAIN HITS BUGGY
j. w. McCurdy Was Thrown Out OF
His Buggy When Train Kills
Horse Slight Injury.

In perhaps the narrowest escape Of
his life, J. W. McCurdy, one of Hem
derson county's leading citizens, was
thrown from his buggy by train No.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25
A RridRe Party.

bridge arty will be given under
A nu,,snices of the Womans club IN
the Community club building next
T1 qv afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock A
Lorga Of fifty cents will be made. De-
cue IG,+fn1 refreshments will be served
ng 1 number of prizes offered. The
~,Ih1ic is invited.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25
A silver Tea.

ubora will be a silver tea given at
nosidence of Mrs. w. +. Womble by
tno ladies' Aid society of the Meth
t,e r. church Friday afternoon,
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

FOR sALE-FOUR BEAUTIFUL
well shaded building lots on Hem
dersonVilIe- Asheville highway. each
81 #. frontage at bargain. Mrs. T..
w. Williams. Hyman Heights, phone
$50.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

nrbo friends OF DR.. "a. b. MoFse WAA
- Tn learn. that he is quite SICK
18th Lg pneumonia in the Biltmore hos
pital.
G., Morris and family have moved
70 Tampa. Fla.
n 8. Pace is in Florida on business.
TO-
p shipman was in Waynesville
ono dav this week on business.
Patton has returned from a
trim to Raleigh.
r. T Brooks is expected back this
wpn, from Florida. where he was
oe17ed on business
,rra NcK;msey of Florence. mother
81 1rrs. Marshall w. Bridges is visiting
bnr daughter On Fifth avenue.
10
John King OF Greenville, spent the
week end with his brother. H. M. King.
Mrs. C. 7. Valley is visiting relatives
in Greenvil1e-
ouite a number of Hendersonville
reople iourneyed oye;' to AsheVille
tuesday night to the opera
Mrs. M. A. Parker Of SPartanburg
was in the city on business Tuesday.
-:o:-
Miss M. E. Woodall is visiting the
Northern markets in the interest or
her millinerg business.
-:o:-
Misses fitzpatrick. Aiken and Miller
of Brevard were the guests OF Miss
Gertrude Shipman last week.
DR.. J. L. Rose left Sunday for New
York on a business trip. He will re-
turn within the week.
90
h. Capt. w. G. Peace, u. $. A., the neW
Inspector, will visit the local coast ar
tiIlery company on Friday night for
regular bi-month1y instruction
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25
MMR,S WONDERFUL ! REAaENV
W. SION CI;iFi'fn [s yy

GaII Stones. Cancers and Ulcers of the
Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxi-
cation, yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis
and other fatal ailments result from
Stomach Trouble. Thousands of
Stomach Suerers owe their complete
recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Rene
dy. Unlike any other for Stomach
Ailments. For sale by w. H. Justus
and druggists everywhere.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

Misses Fitzpatrick. Aiken and Miller
of Brevard were the guests Of Miss
Gertrude Shipman last week.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

DR.. J. L. Rose left Sunday for New
York on a business trip. He will re-
turn within the week.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

Capt. w. G. Peace, u. s. A, the neW
Inspector, will visit the local coast ar
-tillery company on Friday night for
regular bi-imonthly instruction
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

Quite a number of Hendersonville
naop1e iourneyed ove5' to AsheVille
tuesday night to the opera
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

Miss M. E. Woodal1 is visiting the
Northern markets in the interest OF
her millinerg business.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

Mrs, NJ. A. Parker of Spartanburg
was in the city on business Tuesday.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25
mr. MORSE Sick.

rbo friends OF DR.. L. B. Morse VII
roaret to learn that he ts quite slcl
With pneumonia in the Biltmore hos
pital.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

,rra NcK:msey of Florence. mother
o.NTrs Marshall w. Bridges is visiting
her daughter On Fifth avenue.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

T. Shipman was in Waynesville
o,o dav this week on business.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

r T Brooks is expected back this
week from Florida. where ne was
called on business
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

p Patton has returned from a
trim to Raleigh.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

Mrs. C. ]. Valley is visiting relatives
in Greenville-
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

n 9 pace is in Florida on business.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25
HATS

Ladies' so cent Wool Hose, sale
Ladies' S5c Wool Hose, sale price csc
Ladies 25c Wool Hose, Gale price19c
Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose, Csc and SOC
value, sale price - 49, 500
Ladies' 15c Fleeced Hose, sale
All $1.OO Caps, 79c; all so cent caps,
39c.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-25

g. Morris and family have moved
To Tampa. Fla.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12

tDnneu be5eugen, boB inter ben Tau>
ienoen 0 8iireern, iuelhe 10 ibrer
Samilie entrifen tpurbeu, feline brei
Ero3ent GrbeitsIoie tparen. Nrbeitss
loii9feit lam ~iibrisens bieieu Nrmen
nift 5ur Gait selegt iperben, iunbern
Senen, bic lie ibrer Arbeit beraubt
baben. Ser or. Batter bat feline
Gimme erhobeu gum feterlihen
Troteite unb er bat nidtS uneeiheben
gelaiien, bamit ms @eredtigfeit
piberfabre Gennoh bdlt Der
RiBbraIcb Der brutalen @clpaIt an
unb bic Mrbeiter. tpeIdc in Seinbes>
lamb 9eidleppt ipurben, itreiben mad
Sauie, baB lie idiper inter adlte uno
Sunger 5u leioeu baben. -. limb
bod. bottp'ite Serren, ieib beriihert,
baB mir uns besbalb bod niht unters
tperfen. Sas bel9iihe Solf pirb nift
fpanten 49,. Infer @oIt bIeibt ge>
oulbis unb pertraut in Die 3ufunft.
Sieies 0%ertraueu unb Der 9laubc
baIten es aufreft. Gs finbet ebens
faIls 3roit uuo Stdrtuue in Der mebrs
n,aIigen Grtldrung Der Naiierteu, bab
lie ben Seutihen teineu Srieoeu sez
fpdhren perben, ebe 8elsien bonn
Seinbe befreit iit."-Y. H.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
Kabinett,K rtiis in 1paits
in0ten?

Sdon felt GINGER Seit scben &C.
rild,tc um ilbcr MISREPRESENTATION
beiten, nelhc 5piidDen &ubinettss
Nitalieoeru uno anoeren He~gierungs.
geamten be5iislih Der @infaufs.
YoIitit fir ben Rriee beiteben.
Sieies 0ial ut es arie8sietretai
Safer. Der Die Ibmdhun9en bes Sns
Ianos ScfretGrs 2aae nno bes aoblcn,
Yrobuftions 2omites bes National
Scienie Council nit Den Roblen,
baronen idari tritiiiert. CT erflGri
ben bon Der &ommiiiion i'm @inpers
itdnbniB nit ben Sersiperfs> 8eliberr
ieitseiebten YreiS bon $500 pei
Come fir 8eibfoble euti6ieoer
iiir 81 bod.
Sb oarauS ipobl cine aabinettss
8riiis sntiteben piro?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
EeRnen p~eriieterane fir
SolHaten ab.

@aibiugton. 3. G.--Tie
sroBten Sebeusperiiderunss @'eiea-
ltaften bes 2anoes baben Den Gor.
ld,lag oes Yrdiioenten @ilion, ste s,r
5ront seidiften SoIouten sesen belt
Sooesfal urro eegen lluiaae 81, Der.
iidlern, init aler entidicoenbeit al.
riidgapieien.
Mebr ais 100 ReprGientanten Der
groBten Sebens. mo llnfauperiifc.
runss1Selelitpaiten bes 9arbes boben
iid einitimmig eesen sic 9luinabme
iolhcr Bolicen erfldrt nit Dem 3riae,
ouB lie es lieber iGben. menn linen IN
Der Nesierung in oieier 9randye elm
nelier 3%onfurrent ertpiidie.
Die Hesierrng miro alio Die Ser.
liferung iibernebmen uno Die bofiir
iptbigen legislatipen MaBnabmen
wer0en, ipie Sdusamts. Sefret1r DC.
$1,000 erfldrte. Don Dem aongreb nod
in bieier Spejial .Sehion paiiiert
mer0eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
81 0nnften SeS SrieSens.
tspe5i.n fur Sisie Ssituna

am upriaeu Samstas uno Sonntas
fano i'll Chicago, Su., Die stpcite 0ers
ianlmlung bes .Gmsrican Council for
Democracy ano Terms Of Yeace" itatt.
Bier Der beroorrasenbiten pa3iiiitiiten
Siibrer Der Yereinigung lparen abs
peieno uub Die Single Sarers,
Grbcitcrs I9itutoren mo Sp5iaIiiten
iiibrten oas sroBe 8ort. aonercb>
mann Iaion pieberbolte in elmer
Hebe. Die er Dor Der @criammluns
belt, Die gebauptuus, Die er ihon i'm
aon9reB auiseiteut bat. ndmlid, puS
oas aonifriptions s@eies sesen Die
8ouititution perituBe unp Ger Io3ialis
itiide Yrpfciior Suder bon Der Gbis
cugo llniperiitdt iaete, oaB Dem 9anbc
cine &epolutior beporitdnbe. Sie
%eriammIuns iprah iih gu @uniteu
zines Sriebens obne Gnneriou unb
obne gntid,dSiaunsen aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12

ereignet bat, bot Ben Yatriotisinus
oes amerifaniiden 8olfes 10 ailse.
faf)t, mie bieie gefonntmahping an,
4. Suli. @enn allies, mas oieies
Sono pdbrenb bes &rieges tbut, bon
nihtsm:sigen 3eitllneen angegriffen
tperoen iou, 10 moeen mir gleih bier
ben Sisfltilionen elm @n6e MAIDEN,
inbem mir ms nidyt nm lie finn.
merit"
.8esbaIb beid}Gmen Sic nibt Die
ltrbeber bieie5 9eritts, irtbem Sic
oen Cert bon aSmiral @leupes amt.
lider Ieloung befanntgeben?"
mlroe Greel gefragt.
v0ie nidtsnlsiaen 3eitlinger
piirOen iogar perilben, bieie ais III.
glaubipiiroig bin5uiteQen," antipor-
tete Greel erregt. .@enn mir amin.
gen, amtlife gerifte 5li peroifent.
lihen, piiroen Die 9eutiten genall
miiien, no Der angriif ausgefitbrt
uno 5uriidgelhlagen mllroe, uno
Damn pllr0en tic iplIIen, no Die
Sransporte ibr Henoe5pous baben."
Serr Sreel purbe oaralif aufmerf-
Jam gentodt, On oie beutihe He9ie.
rllng bis jest oieie Snforntation
erbalten boben miiiie, fuls Die bent.
it,en ltboote mirfli6 oageipeien ieien.
y0ieier geriht," fIbr Greel tort,
Lief mebrere Gage Dor ieiner Plus
9abe elm. SD begdb mid 5u Sefre.
tar Saniels' 9iiro7 no er uiro abmi.
raj 9enion ben 8eritt bes Ibmirals
8leaoes in Sdnoen batten.. gr mar
etrpos ihnper perltGnolih, mie De.
rifte bieier Mrt natiirliherpeiie iinS.
@ir laien i'm 5uiammen iiber unb
bann mafte ih mid oaran, cine Ius-
arbeitung Der ent5ifferten 8otifuft
fertig5ulteuen. 0orauf ibrieh ih
Die 9efanntmadJlng, Die inter Sefre-
TOR Daniels Hamen altsgegeben
purbe. Gs mar cine Iltsarbeitrng
Der Originals elbiing bes @bmirals
@leaoes fir BrrblifationsSpede.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12
ildhfte Knnuentinm Der ka-
tbnlifdJem Gr,iehrr in
5an franrisrn.
nIbe Catholic educational NFpeia.
tim" pirb TIRE ndhite 2pnbens
ton IN Can Graneiseo, Gal, ab.
balten. = Witglieber Der Ggefutipe
Der MFpciatipn.
(epssien far ttefe seitmna.l

Sic Grefutipe Ser '.Gotbplic gbus
catipnal %Iiociatipu" bat beitlpilen.
Die is. idbrlite apnbention ipdbrenr
benz Utonat Suli 1913 in Gun Sraus
cisco, Gal, ab5ubalten.
Die GNociatiou Bat benz 81. Batter
Elm Suloiguuss S%elesramm eeid)idt
uno erbielt cine iebr ber5lihe Nnts
lports Sepeihe bonn pdpitIi6e n
Staatsiefretdr aarpiual 8asparri. in
lpe!her Der gereinisuug Der apoltos
lii6e Seeen iibermitteIt miro.
Solsenpe iino Die 0titsIieoer Der
Ggefutiue fir baS Sabr 1917-191S:
&uroinal 8ibbons. gbrenprdiibent
@t. 8ep. Sbomas 3. Sbaban. .. 8,
Waibineton, 8. g.. General = rdiis
bent; Bern Hen. =. ". Sber, g. g.
8. g., Baltimore, Rb.. @erp Hep. 5.
u. Burns. 9. g. g.. @aIbineton, S.
g., Rep. gbparo, s. g. g., Stem gorl
Gitp, Bices General TrGiioenten; Rep.
Sraneis w. Sotpurb, 29. s., golums
bus, O.. Generals SefretGr; Nep. Sr.
&. Morun. 8. 8, GIepelanb, g., &C.
neral S1asmeiiter; Bern Rep. Sobn
s. SenIun. g. g.. 8. s., @aibings
ton, 8. g., UT. Hep. Risr. s. 9.
Yeterion, Gb. 8. Bolton. Raii., Rt.
8ep. Wgr. Sobn y. Gbibtpid. 8. 8.
gonters. Y. o., Bern 8ep. 5. 9.
S'Wabonep. 6. g. g., S~ourbonnais,
gu. 9sp. N. ". Sfumader, 6. g.
g., Rotre Game, Sub. Hep. s. g.
SonneIp, g. s., Worceiter. WdI1.,
8ep. Soiepb s. Smit6, Hetp Dort, 81.
D., Heb. Sobn ". Dillon, Netparf,
y. s., 8eb. Brother Sobu q. 3aIbron,
g. DE-, Glauton, Ro.
Die Seam1eu bes College epartes
ments bleiben bieIelbeu ipte inn Dor
iabre. Sic Seamteu Deg Sfarrihuls
9epartements iino Die foleenoen:
S%rdiibent, 8en. Soiepb S. Gmitb.
Tetp Yort, q. g.; Dice YraiiSenten,
Ht. Mep. Risr. 5. u. gounoup. ct.
9puis. NO; Heb. Nusuitiue Sidep.
Bottom, Wah.; &ep. @m. s. Biss
gerald, Sartiorb. Conn; Rep. MihaeI
5. 2arfin, Nep gorf. 81. g.; 8ep.
S6omas s. 9artin, Tep Orleans, Ga;
Ssirctar, Srueer gbiIip. s. 9. g.,
philadelphia, ga.
SoIsenoe limb Die Seamten bes
Seminar : Separtements: Yrdiibent,
Serp 8ep. Sobn s. Senlon. e. @,
8. o, @aibinetou. 8. G.; 8ices Srds
iioent, Ieo. Sraucis ). @alib. Gins
cinnati. O.; Sefretdr, Hep. Iartin
5. SIate, Niagara, v. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-12

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