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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07
CITY AND VICINITY ITEMS

HARLEY Werner who ia employed at
Rautoul lll. visited with friends ia
this city last evening.
Miss Lean Schultz returned to her
home in Toluca H., alter a week.
visit with Ottawa relatives.
Attorney r. H. Hoberg. Of Peru.
was an Ottawa visitor yesterday al
ternC0n
I. 5 navy rcCrulting station WAS
opened in In Sale yesterday at $50
First street. A. 1t. Richer is in charge
ui the station.
John X. M,uouasb, of Sterling, ~
transacted business with Ottawa
friends yesterday.
Miss Ruby May has returned 10 her
home in this city after an extended
visit with relatives in Chicago.
John Sheppard, a member of the
L. S. Coast Artillery is visiting his
aunt Mrs. Henry Hoelda, of West
Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman +. IIackley,
of 81 Louis. Mo, are visiting with
friends in this city.
Miss Marion Gae,l, daughter of Mr..
md Mrs William Gagol, who is i'll
at Ryburn hospital with typhoid fever,
is reported as getting along very
nicely.
Mrs. Fred Kempton returned Ia her
home in Chicago after u short visit
with Ottawa friends.
Mrs u. Il. SNOW. president of the
W. II C., is IN Bloomington attend
lng the encampment OF the q. A. Il.
john Miibun. of Lccnore, was an
Ottawa visitor yesterday afternoon.
Otto J Gonlolf and Herman Wen.
del. of Chicago, were Ottawa visitors
Yesterday, Mr. Gondolf and Mr. Wen
del secured a large number Of mush,
rooms while IN this city, from the
Lawn of Jas. +. Farrell
Mrs. William Quinn. Of Strawn. Hi
nois, is visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Jas +. Farrell
The regular school and reception q,
Willis academy will be held Friday
evening.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07
the Third Regiment,
GARDENING GREAT
j. S. GAME: IN 1917

Washington. - The great American
game OF 1917 Is going to be gardening.
by midsummer anybudY over eight
years old who hasn't learned how to
raise foodStults on whatever land hap,
pens to be handy will feel as lonely us
a tourist in "a forci.n land who can't
speak the language, says lleinette
LoyeWoll Of the NigiAntcS.
Villagers especially are interested,
and little back yard plots that have
hitherto yielded only dozen or SO
radisllcs, a few alaemic tomatoes and
a crop Of sunloWers are going 20 be
real gardens this year, even il the
clothesine has to como down and the
hydrangea tub be moved around to tie
front of the house.
Potatoes, turnips and cabbages viii
be stored away for winter use and
peas, string beans, corn, tomatoes aud
lima beans canned Nowadays there
need be no worry about the .jiHx il the
jars that used t. maize fruit ANA YeQc-
tables spoil The department Of aali
culture and the state colleges send Cor
the asking such clear and concise d.
rcctions for successful canning that
with the wash boiler and Il supply Of
glass jars tcn-year-oll Susie can put
up enough fruit and vegetables to SEQ
the whole family through until spring
A little bit Of ground in the haek
yard, properly prepared, planted and
tended, will scare Friend Wolf and oil
Mr.. High Cost Of Living away from the
front door in a hurry. Fruit AMI ycgp.
tables are the htult'iot sort of diet
anyway, ana VITA flour ana SHORTEN
ing soaring to unheard OF prices, can
ncd fruits make IN appetizlns suhsti
tute fog cakes ANA PIES
a postal card to your congressman
requesting seeds will bring an abundant
supply Ia the mail, and the experts ut
Washington are glad TO send practical
advice about how TO make these seeds
yield real eatablc crops
The great American game of 1917, az
we said, Is going TO be gardening.
Batter up,
Play ball!
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

There is a growing crusade against
the Fahrenheit thermometer used in all
English speaking countries. and the
plea is made HAT the Ceu,igrGdc thor
momctcr he employed in its Place. Tie
Cenligrade is used for nearly all sy.yn-
tilic purposes and is decidedly superior
TO the Fahrenheit, but the latter is in
familiar use among tie great mass OF
people who use heat measuring uStru-
mcnts.
Practically all English speaking reo-
pie use the Fahrenheit scale. even with
all its Inconvenience. ana people who
imagine that they can effect a change
by an act Of congress reckon without
authority. Nothing is more difficult t'AA
to change the established habits # q
people. truth which viii slowly dawn
upon the enthusiast Whu undertakes
to change the mctcorol1ey OF a nation.
Locomotive Engineering.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07
139 ROCKFORD /. m. WIS
STORM JAIL: ASH 10 81
LOCKED UP; THEY'RE IN

Eoahsofd llL. June t.-One hHH
lrcd ard thirty nuc Industrial Work
OPS of tine World and Socialists Who
boa ted about tacir aai.We 10 reeja
ter, were trying Just Us hafd to sgt
oUt ot the W.mcba-u county Jui t.
dar a. they did 10 let in last ni-bt.
Marching two abrcas. thru Inc main
streets. eariy ns banner which read
we are for peace, the scliconlc5sed
slockors atormod the jail and Demand
cd that they be locked up.
Sheriff Guy ". Gindcrs and his dep
utios Who, expectins trouble, were
armed with rifles, called their bafl.
Pushing them in sinele hlc Ton al Il
lime, the hcriH put 1870 men into the
cells.
The prisoners beaan to knock oul
he iail Windows, but few we'll di-
Ieltcd TRUSTS thru the bars with Ray
onets soGn quicied them
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

Ncfcrring to the oft repeated claim
That there can be no such thing as uui-
versal peace, because war is a phase ug
human iature-th thai men always haze
and always will fight, l}r. Frank Crane
titus speaks: WAR human nutarc!
Yes, '0s leprosy is human nature. or tu-
bercuosis, or epilepsy, or homicidal
madness. AS demons III he'll il, human
shape. are human beings" The idea
that men Of sense will justify war be
caiIse it Is human nature would fit them
for the lunatiq asylum And then the
doctor goes on to say: Give human ma.
tuye Il chance Let the people manage
their governments and war win speed
lily cease forever"
And that's true too 1t is dcsmcable
the way some people viii blame human
nature FOR war. ny that argument ev-
cry crime could be Justified -- Ohio
state Journal.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

When Pope SiNtus y. was M OBJ.
scure monk he had great fric4d In II
certain lawyer who sank atca(ily into
poverty while the monk rose To the
papacy.
The poor lawyer journcycd TO Rome
10 seek aid from his old friend, the
pope. but he fcl sick and told bis doc
tor to let the pope know If his sad
state. II will send him salad, said
Sixtus and duly dispatched basket Of
lettuce to the invalid Wien the let
tuce was examined money was found
in the hearts hence the Italian pfovcrb
of Il man in need Of money, lie wants
one Of Sixtus VS. salads. London
Standard.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

Foreign bodies ia the eye, il they
have not penetrated any part Of the
cycbnlL are best removed by pulling
the lid away from the eychall with
the FINGERS 50 that the tcnrs viii flow
ana wash the particle away Never
rub the eve when the cychall is pen.
ctratcd you cannot see an oculist too
.uu,pklv
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

Quincy III, June T. Scores OF
farmers ard planters from across The
river locked INTO Quincy today re
porting that 20 600 acres OF farm land
was flooded and many houses swept
away when the FabiuS river over
flowed near Taylor, Mo. The lcycc
broko in three places.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07
!neauaIitl d Pnniahnen. al rine.

an anomaly in err jurisprudence.
United. borrower TO tine administration
Of criminal law is the CYL Of allowing
the purchase Of immunity from punish.
mcnt writes Franllin Taylor in case
and Comment \ penaltg is Imposed
WIFI tlic alternative q paying Il line.
Tie rich iran pays ana goes 'rcc TIN
poar man Is Imprisoned for not having
'hc money And even among those
WHO can afford to thus purahaec in.
nunity the result is most Unfair be.
cause the punishment. instead Of be
ing commensurate With The degree Of
the oiIwSn, iaectS its Severit, accord
in% to the size Of the dci2ndant>
pockctbook To one man the amount
Is of no consequence, is no' even Il pun
ishmnt 70 another, heoauSc Of his
loWly position. Il similar Amount may
mean weeks Of TOLL hardship. priya-
tion aud suffering to himself ana his
dependents.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

! Heartburn Is due to hrgcm id
i. ity or excess Of acid secretion
81 IN the etpmanh THIS iutvrfer,s
4 "ith Digestion by preventing the
y proper digestion of starch and
i in this condition acid foods AND
4. sugar are especially irritating.
\ It can he relieved, hut not con.
y rcrlcd, by the uSc Of alla0me
+ drugs Blclrhouate Of soda aud
i similar remedies may be tHhen
d for temporary rcliof Acid foods
\ should be avoided Baked puta-
y to Is alkaline ana Is usually ac.
d crp'a5le IN such cases The food
j. should be thoroughly miSed with
s. saliva and should hc confined for
/ a time to stale bread potatoes
\ and small amount Of beans IN
Il some cases. The mental state is
\ frequently an important factor in
4 the cause and correction of the
v molady bot lack OF proper eNor-
= else Is the principal causc SyS-
y temalIc exercise. including wnlk.
y ing. should be adopted gradually
4 and followed regularly The sim
& pier Che diet the better
y
i. i : y 4 \ \ 4 4 + i \ 4 i \ y 4
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

IIc-,yqu ARE the lrauirst Hrl ever
saw She That suunds All right but
don't know how much ~ conpli.
mcnt Is worth until You tcll mo how
many pretty girls you have seen.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

Bugby--Who was that lady who 81
beside you at the theater the othc
evening? Smith-Why, that was m
wife, Bugby--Oh, | don't mean !
one who sat on your right. ! nra
the one you talked with.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07
NAME SlLVERSHELL
AS u. S. SHIP THAT
SUNK BIG SUBSEA

WASHINGTON. Jrne T. TIE silver
a5ail tanker hlilng from Whining
Ion Lci Haa The american ship that
tAr FIRST Ga.mgn submarine
EaHl fo have bocn sent down ly
American a'lor since The war be-
aaa 1t Va learned at the navy de-
~ mcu today Tho man in com
mani rt the nafal sumner was VIM
=. Clark, of Mes YORK chief turret
captain. lIis promotion is already
Hjer consideration
TJr-c Captain Clark was Formerly
q member of the crew OF The United
aatos steamship Arkansas. He is a
ratiye OF Peabody, Mass, and has
been in tho navy for eight years. ito
Is 50 years I'D His wife, Mrs. Nellie
tiart lives in New York City.
Fired Sixty Shots.
Paris, June = Tho American ship
Silver shell challenged a German sub.
marine in battle in the Meddterran-
can sea and alter IN exchange OF six
y saots, the t-boat disappeared, the
ministry Of marine announced today.
Tho battle took place Oh May 30.
The American sumers on tire silver
Shell opened 4 hot ire as soon as the
submarine vas sighted. Shells fe.l
all around Ire boat Suddenly there
was commoion in tho Wg'cr and
The sumorsible plunged from sight.
The merchant ship was speeder than
her opponent and her guniire was
more accurate
The Silver Shell is a ship Of S,Go5
gross tonnage She was built at VII
mihston, hcr nome port, in 1913, and
carried q crew Of 81 men The YES.
sci was equipped with wireless.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished to
the Free TradorJournal by W. +.
Etnyre member Chicago Board of
Trade, Moloney Building. Phone l0il.
Correspondent Lamson Bros. & Co.,
Chicago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

Australia maintains a training
school for boys who desire to become
expert farmers, but lack the means 10
pay for proper instruction.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

will be held ,s Hiss Yonizer at the
Baptir church Thursday evening,
June lG. Admission 5oc.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

When Baby vas sick. we gave her
tastoria.
Whom she was a Child, she cried for
tastUria
When she became Miss, she chung to
Casturia.
@hcu she had Children she gave them
taSturia
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07
Dancing at Mckinley Park

|Thuraday night, June Z, 1917.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

The annual alumni reception Of the
students OF the Ottawa hiph school
viii be held tomorrow evening at the
high school auditorium where holt
program viii be given BY the students
uf the junior class The affair this
year viii be very formal Following
the program dancing will be cniogod
IN the gym and refreshments vii
be served.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

The date for he semtannual con
ycntion aud annual banquet Of the
o Salo County Music Teachers
Association haa been fixed for Tues
lay Iune H. IN Stroator aud "a the
Park church. The moTam on tic
occasion viii be presented by the
'ounty hc musical talcnJ
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07

The Red Cross branch No. ! has
announced progressive supper to be
held Tuesday evening, June H. jo
raise a fund 10 purchase supplies.
The aonp course viii be served p tEH
home of Mr. and Mrs c. $. Reed ald
the meat course at the home Of ,'E
and Mrs. W. B Palmer aud the dc
scrts at The home OF Mr.. aud Mr.
Lorenzo Leland Tickets viii be sold
for seyentyiyc cents ly the Hen.
bers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-07
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
SterbefGae.

Srau Carolina Shmitt itarb am
Ttittlpod, Utorgcn I'M Sauic tbrer
Sdtpeiter, Irau Charles 9e99enporf,
i'm Sitter bon 38 Sabren. Sas Be
or6bniB fanp bon Der ct. Warien@
Stride aus, itatt. Sic rrbe in 6rics
ben! - Sn 9persoiue, Soma, Itorb
6ruu 9. 8ledenitein nah elmer lang
micrigcn 8~rarfbcit. Sas Se9rdbntb
fanb bon Der ct. Sfnncis Stride ans,
itutt. Sic rllbe III Srieocnl Inl
Sonutag Worsen itarb 6crr Sobdn'
@pabu i'm Sitter o 64 Sabrcn, Der
@erItprbcnc mar in 6eiicnSS urmitaot
oc6orcn. 0as @cgrabniB foiro ppn Der
6cr5 Sciu ; Stride aus, itatt. Gr
ru6c in Sricbeul - Im Nontaq
Wtorecn itarb III 9ubuquc Scrr WPihcI
2utocn i'm Iltcr bon Sc Snbren. u
binterldBt foIeenbe ainocr: Sral
6ranf llbig, Nifolais nno, Wtidcl
&ut9cn, Subuouc, Sa.; Srau Stepber
Barton. 9nerspiQe, Sa.; Srau Gbas
GannoIt. llIrid, g. 9at. Or rube II
Sricbenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
Nene Darm. Belesenbeit III cinem
Der gr5Ften Staatcn Der 1tnipn. Gin

Neue Sarm. Eelegenbeit ut cinemt
Der sr5ften Staaten bcr 1tniun. Gin
neler Stpeig Der Santa Sc giicnbabn
beriibrt cine rrite unb eebeiblife
Yrairies 8egenb Deg norbs tpeitliden
Seras, mo idpn piefe Sarmer bebeils
tenben grfplg al%tf3ltpeiien baben NIT
Wei5en. @etreibe unb @ieb. Wenn
Sic iih ipfort bufiir betperben,
fonnen Gle fi6 bur6 erite 8abl bieie
pprtbeilbafte @eleeenbeit ipabrnebmen.
sic fonnen iih Dor Der @ilenbabn
oniiebelr. iotpie aild) friiber bort fem
dls 2eute, tpeihe Die Giienbnbn brin>
gen pirb. aur3. Sic fonnen segcn
l~nnsiamere 2eute einen bebeutcnbcn
Yoriprung baben. 9ier bietet iid Die
@eleaenbeit bes 2cbens fir einen
Wann NIT fleiuem &apital. Cine
groBe gn3abl f!eibiaer, tpeitlidtiger
Sarnter fonnen iid) bier sutes 2anb 5i
ipottbilliseu Yreiieu ii6ern, unb 5ipar
nuf 1ebr lnugen llno leidten Be-
%oinguneen. @enn Gle in cine 9robe
Giienbabn mic Die Santa Sc @er>
trauen bobeu, Die uur bas alerbeite
em~pfeblen bari, neil bieielbe bas 2ano
burd) neue apiiebler enttpideln mill.
2eute, Die Sprti6ritte MAIDEN
unb etipas r5eusen II, Damn i6reis
Ben sic mir beute Inn gin3elbeiten
iibcr oieie @eeeub. Iilbes 8limn.
oeieaifaftlife 8ortbeile. Sdulen,
&irfen, Selepbon, quite 2anoitraben
= Ales lit ba, MIR nidt geniiseuO
IGnner nit beren Samilien. @er>
Den sic elmer Der sliidliten Crit
fommer lein, nm iid) Die Sortbeile
bieier Seftion 5t Nliben Su MAIDEN,
Die bon benz Iderbnu> Igent Der Snnta
Sc : gabu 9riinoli6 unteriudt purbc,
rnb 5ipar nit 8obl9efaaen? Sdreibt
mir beute. Sd idide Sbnen Damn
iofort cine 3ppie nteines ipe3ieu iuus
itrierten Sirfulars. &. g. Seasrapes,
Snbuitrial Gommiiiioner, q. 8. &
g. S. Hp., 1925 Nailipap grhanee
8lo9., Chicago, SQ. 81 ,ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
&urreipuitben5cn.

evanston, Su.-Sier beridicr
am 4. WGr3 Sroll Gatbnrird Shuler,
Sic bintcrldBt Die bier &inber, 2cos
narb, Iargaretba, &atbarina uni
Gdcilin. Sic rube III Srteoen!
Gbica9o. SQ.-5ier itarb in
Sitter bon 66 Sabren Srnl 2ena gres
ner. Sic bintcrldBt rcbit ibrcm @ats
ten sic brei ainber Sobann, glario
uuo Rar9arctba. SIC rlt1e III
Sriebenl
Stem Canada a, Winr.-Im 4,
10rs murbeu in Die bieiigen ct. So
bonnesz Stride bic neuen &reu5ipe9s
Stationcn e%iugepeibt.S
@ric, Obip.-Sier itarb am 6.
WGr3 Srau Wtaria Surtb, Wutter oes
hod)n. Riharo Surtb, 8. 8. W.,
@forrer Der ct. Sobannesz Stride in
Cincinnati. Ohio. Sic rube in
Sriebeu!
GpicIIe, Soma. - Srou Inno
2uub itarb bier I'M Nlter bon SO
Sabrcn. sic rube in 6ricbcn!
Ircu0id, Sopa.-Sier itnrb in
Sitter bon 50 Sabrcu Srnu @~liia6ctf
9runing. Sas 9egrdbniB fnno bor
Der bieiigen ct. Sobonnes Stride aus,
itatt. N09c Die @eritorbeue ruben in
Sriebenl
ct. antonio. Seras.-Nm 9,
RGr3 itarb bier 8rof. gOn. Reber
@eIhdftsfiibrer uub Heoafteur Del
.&utboliihen 8unbidau", I'M altc,
ben ~ Sabreu. Scr Seritor6ene ina,
tpdbrcnb fait 20 Sabren 8ebatteur De,
Qenuunten 3eituuo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
SterbcfGae i'm &lerns.

Sn 8urfettSbiue, Ohio, itarb Ser
ebrp. Sruoer @ottfrieb 9ereiter, 6.
PI. G., i'm Iltcr o 81 Sabrcn. -
Ser bodp. Sbomas g. 2amb. Itart
in Glepelanb, Ohio. i'm Sitter bon 40
Sabren. = Sn Carton Gitp, Nep.,
itarb Der bodfp. Saoib 8ortlanb. -
Ser bodip. SbomaS It9taboc itarb IN
San Sranciscp, Gal. - Sn &bilos
beIpbiu, ga, Itarb ser bphip. Subilarz
p~rieiter Ynter Watbdus 6ei5mann, s,
g. Sp.-R. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
Srpben ,uicberum NIT General Streif
lspeiiaLE epeids bieier 5eitnna.l

Gbicago, Sq., 10. Mdr5.-
Sails Die @iienbabn>@ eieuidaften DC,
Ger. Stnnter ben Grbeiteru auf bei
am ndditen 3onnerstag in Stem 9or]
itattfinbenben &onferen3 ben Ndts
%itunbeutas nit einem 2obu bon Scbr
Stunben ni6t 9%eipdbren, nerben bieit
am II. Wdr5 nm flint llbr Nadmit.
tags ben General Streif nntretcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
Bryan nber armiermne.
(SprtIesung bon Der /. Seitc.)

(SortIesung bon Der /. Seitc.)
5tebuugeu rno Die GIfforberln9 DEG
8r6ii6entcn @ilipu an Die Nclltraa
len. eincn dbnlideu Shritt 81 inter
rcbmcn. unO iagt, Yrdiihent 8ilion
~erfIGrte oifcu, oaB Imerifa'S Be
tbeiIigung on Dem Sample mDgIih
it,.
Sic Spfcr, Die mir brin9en fon>
men, nm Den Srieoen nit Den Ser.
Stanten 5u crbnlten", fdbrt Der 2eits
ortitcl fort, ocrreifen lire 9rcn6cu,
ipenu uuicr 8eht. 5u leben uno Den
&f Inn unlcre @rtiten3, Der ms
ouf9e3nuu9eu lit 81 eincm i%iegrcid)cn
Grbe 81 fii6rcn, auf's Spiel seicbt
tpirb. aciu bitales Sntereiic Inreriz
fa's 5iuiugt Den Yrdiibenten gu einem
&riegsaft. Sic traoitioneQen 8rinz
5ipicr Gmerifa's piirDen pcrIan9cn,
bab Imcrifa Die @olfer @llropa's Den
filrdterlihen aau1pi inter lid Ielbit
ausfcdItcn laiic, uno Ser @runbiaB
reolidlcr Scbnnblung iontc c3 pcrz
lan8en, cine Nation IN i6rcm @ris
itcn3tnmpic nift 81 biubcrn cine
Hatiou, bic Icit Sriecridl' bcs @roBcu
3eiten uihts ais Srcuuoidoit fir
gnrerifa bepiclcn bat"
Sb ariea pbcr Sriebcn, bGnst pom
Rrdiibenteu al.
Sic 3citung crfIGrt, cs lei cine
ratiirlife Goriid)t SeutihInno'S 9es
pcien, gc9eu cincn mpglifcn Scino
mad Serbiiubeten 81 iudcn. Gin
@iinonib nit Weriio ici rur fir Den
&riegsiall 9eplant porSer.
.aud beute nod, lagt tic reiter,
.tpiinid,cu mir ben Nricg NIT ben
Ser. Stantcn 81 permcibcr. @enn
bic @merifnner nieien 98unih tbeilen.
bnnn iou Mcrifo's &erntuib u~niercs
GncrbieterS nuf Sns beihrdntt blcis
ben. mas Yrdiibcrt 8iliou's Gicgies
rung barber m%itgetbeilt bat.
.Gs bdngt pom TraiiOeuteu ab, ipie
Der Biirfel fallen ipirb. Or trdgt Die
Gerantportlicbteit Dor ieinem Sanbe.
has biSber Der Segnungen bcs Srie>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
Jsma'cr &esislatar sntbalt
iidb Scr Kritif.

9es WoineS, Solpa. = Sic
HcipIution beg Hcprdicutnnten Gaps
burn bon 1omcibict County, in Der
uniere Sunbcslenntoreu Sunumtns
un0 acnDon lpeoeu ibrer Sbitruftion
8egcuii6cr Der ~9epaifneten Neutras
Iitdt5" s%prla9e 9ctabclt perbeu ious
ten, lpuroe auf e%initimmi8cn SeihluB
Der &cprdientnnten bon Dem 9allss
9rotofoQ 9eitri6en. Hapburn bate
es porge5ogen. bel Der I6itimnrung
burd ieine Ibpcienbeit gu ~9Idn5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15

bcns iif crircute unb Dem 3trrmcl
bon Ser5cn bafiir baufeu ipIlte, Jest,
bo mir, obue cine 5ipin8cnoe Notbtpcnz
hi9fcit, in Die Sdreden eiuc5 Bluff
gen 6ric9es pcripidclt iinb.
so pie YrGiibent @iIion icet has
2ebcn Ser Nmerifdrcr, Die unIcrc
@aruung Dor ser 8eiabr3onc Der
od1ten, in ieiucr Snnb bait, 10 bait CT
bas Sd,idiul pnn nielcu SnuIeuoen,
bcren cine ncitere Iu~soebnung res
&rte8s gerocrben, Summer mn
Sob brinsen piirbe, in ieiuer 3anb.
@clfe gntifeioung or fGucn niro.
Oh or arieg obcr 6ricbeu mdbIt, Ell
miro tns uidt bon henl @c9c Inn Gin
6nur a%bbrin9crL Den mir nit Dem
1. Sc6ruar 6ctrdten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
81 btunA!

aSunnenten, bic ibrcn Wobucrt
arnern, iinh criudlt, urs gefl. iptort
hapnn in 9enntnis 5n ieteu nnb ibrc
GIte iptuubl als tire meme InrcHe
nnsnseben. Irf nieie Weiie mirn fetre
drummer Der Scitnns permist ucrnerl
irtb es pirb feline @er5Dgcrnng III Der
g6Iicferung berielben it%nttfinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
&atbuliife Sarmer! - geiudet

&atbpliife Sarmer! - 9e1udet
@roofinss County, bas gauner< Gountp
SiiosS afota's. Seine Seblernten.
Iusee3eidnete aprnernten. S6pne
fatbolii6e Stride uno Yfarribule.
Carmen fpnnen. ie nad Sage, gum
Yreile bon $75 per older auftpGrts
g%efauft. pcrben. S6reibt fir Cite bon
Bargains an 8ur 3S5, Clifton. Soutb
9afota, poer an Hep. ". g.. Sbeau.
4,5,d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15

pen 90 bel 80. Gang ee5dilnt nnO
qlier> ge5dlnt. See, 20 Ndcr groB,
Gi9entblm Der 9icgicruns, befinbet lid,
nllf Der Sarnt. 6albc Weile bon
SGule. @reis S65 Der slider; $4,000
biz $4,000 bnar; Mcit nod @clicbcn
bcs adlifcrs 81 3 Trp5ent. = Sd,
ci9nc cbcnfaIs Gin gut9eIe9enes 6otel
NIT % 3immern. Sasielbe lit bas
gauge Sahr binburd, nit beitdnoiecn
aoItsGngeru eciiiut. @irb gutter
8riinbe ipegen perfallft. Gin Snap"
fir Sem,anben! 8crbe S%nuihbanbci
beriidiidti9en. Shreibt an u. s..
Bomber Saar, HodpiIe, Winn. 3.29,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
Tarbe obne Oel.
8cmerfensmcrtbc Gntbcfung, fueld)e
ben Greis Der Sarbc nm %fiinfunor
iicbsia Irp5ent ~rebusiert.
Gin frcies Vrobcpafst iuiro Seoem snse
id1idt, Der oaiar id,rctbt.

u. g. Gicc, Elm beroorraecrocr Sabrifari
bon aoam5, q. g., bat cine Wietbobe e~riinoen
mitteIs neIhcr er etne neue Sorte Snrbe pbne
Del beriteut. @r nenrt oieielbe goporpairt
Steielbe niro IN 8uIoertorm ~eeltefert mnh
nit faItem 0aiier 5u mifben, nm eine petter'
feite, ieuerii6ere, ianitdre uno onuernoe Surbe
'ir irpenoigen ulo auspenbteen @ebraut 81
81 1T baS GeItent.prir5ip auf @n'
itrei6en aneefuanot. &dIt an treeno elmer
SberiId6e, SoI5. Stein ooer gadiiein; ipire
lpic iSarbe benuet, iiebt iuie Seltarbe aus UNI
ioiiet unsefdbr etn @iertel 10 pteI.
Shrei6t an Rr. 81. g. Rice, Sabriiant
224 gIort6 Street, @ban1s, q. o.. unb el
ipirb Gub Gin freies 9robepafet Sufenoer, mil
Sar6enfarte urb eennuer @Iusflinit. peIft
@ud mittbeiIt, ipie Sbr murdben Collar fparer
f1nnt. S6rei6t belte. 3