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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-05-04

Get Rid of Your Rheumatism.
Now is the time to get rid Of
your rheumatism. You will
find Chamberlain's Liniment a
great help. The relief which it
affords is alone worth many
times its cost.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-05-04

Sir Arthur Henry H~ardinee, who
has been tine British ambassador to
Madrid since 1915, is said to have
been expelled from his post by the
Spanish govcrnnent because Of sus-
picion that he was %fomenting revo-
lutionary plots against the mon
archy.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-05-04

Mrs. C. w. Williams, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Acre, left Sunday morning
for her home in Higbee, Mo.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-05-04

Miss Mayme Howell Of st.
Louis, arrived Saturday to at
tend the funeral Of her uncle,
Michael Howell.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-05-04
ZOE sALEs


ONE MEAT REFRIGERATOR and
2 meat blocks. Cheap Il sold at once.
J, A. Rankin. Phone 1888.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-05-04

When you have Backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be
out Of gear. Try SanOl, it does
wonders for the liver, kidneys
and bladder. A trial 35c bottle
will convince you. Get it at the
drug store. Adv.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-05-04

Miss Myrtle Blosser returned
Sunday morning to her home in
Malta Bend, after a visit here
with Miss Martha Legg.
Reuben Slade spent Sunday in
Wellington with home folks.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-05-04
i SPECIAL COLUMN i
FOR RENT.

ONE NEWLY decorated Flat, SIS
per month. j. A. Rankin. Phone 1873.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-05-04

ROOMS IN dwelling at corner Of
Main and College Streets. Phones 280.
ana lSf. s. N. WILSON
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23

On6 OF the most QlSl6arJenlng 68-
peTiences in life is to grieve alone, to
know that your sorrow must be Sc
cret, to know that according to the
worlds standards you have no right
to grieve.
Little book, I wonder if there are
many women in the world who have
had to suffer and keep silent as l
have. MOllie and Eliene came in to
see me today on their way back from
the funeral of Malcolm Stuart. Their
COUntenances were swollen and
stained with tears. They could weep
openly for their friend.
met them with fearless eyes and
a white face. Is Dick wOrse?" asked
Mollie quickly.
mo, l think not, but he is certain
ly no better"
Poor Margie," said EIiene. But,
dear, you may be glad you had ali
excuse for staying away from NAL
collins funeral. It was terrible"
I must have shown a questioning
expression, little book, for she con-
tinued, ''Margie, it was all so cold
and formal Think of it, dear, with
the exception of DR.. Virot, who fol-
lowed the casket out of the church
alone, there was not one person
there nearer and dearer than Harry
and l and Chad and MOllie to come
after"
1T was inexpressibly sad to me, "
said MOllie, Ito think a man with all
MaIcolm's brain, all his money, all his
IovabIeness, should not have had
had some One-some woman, l mean
whom he loved and who loved him,
to follow to his last resting place"
I didn't say anything could not
have spoken if death had been the
penalty for silence. And then all at
once it came to me that Malcolm
Stuart had never once in all our ac-
quaintance told me he loved me. Mel
Their had l told him loved him
You love me, Margie," he said,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23


whether l loved him or not, if the
saying so in words would have made
him sure.
Il wish had told him loved him
and had promised to go with him" I
said to myself q wish he had had
that happiness before he died.
Would you have gone, did you
love him?" my brain asked my heart.
Before my heart could answer
Mollie spoke. do you know, Margie,
I have always felt Malcolm Stuart
was genuinely in love with you, and
had not Dick been my brother l
would have told you so, for I could
see how utterly unconscious you
were of his regard. I cannot see why
you did not fall in love with him. l
know if I were not so insanely in love
with Chad I would have done so in a
minute"
But, MoIlie," spoke up Eliene,
Malcolm never paid Margie any
more attention than he did the rest
of u.s."
Perhaps not" answered Mollie,
but somehow MaIcOlm's attentions
to Margie always seemed to me to be
intentions"
I thought of all the attentions and
intentions that were buried in my
heart. l choked up with emotion,
little book. l wished I had died while
was lying like a log all that long,
dreaTy time.
Why had Malcolm Stuart sent DR..
VirOt to make me well? Why had
he saved me from dying when I
wanted to die if he were to go out of
my life like this?
I started up in desperation was
one the point of telling MOllie and
Eliene all
Il can't stand it! can't stand it,"
I exclaimed. when the nurse came
out of the room where Dick was ly-
ing.
Mr. Waverly is awake, Mrs. Wa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
Miss Katie Heinrichs.

Died at the home of her brother in
South Lancaster on Jan. 49, 1917, Miss
Katie Heinrichs Miss Heinrichs had
been i'll with la grippe for one week
and this, with other complications
caused her death. Deceased was born
March 7, 1865 in South Lancaster and
resided on the same place all her life
The funeral will be held Thursday the
carriages leaving the house at 8
o'clock. Services at st. Clements at
10 o'clock. Interment at the Catho-
lie cemetery south Of Pigeon creek.
Surviving arc four brothers: Martin
Frank, John, Joseph and Nicholas;
three sisters, Mrs Henry Pink, Mrs.
Will Pink and Mrs. Peter Veins.
All reside in South Lancaster except
Mrs. Veins, who lives in Mexico, Mo-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
BEETOWN

Especial correspondence to Herald.)
The Royal Neighbors held their in
stallation of officers Saturday night
Remember the show here every
night this week.
Joseph Gerard, Jr., is home from the
north.
Tom Mcdonald and John Mankel
were callers from Lancaster, Monday
Clyde Stevens and family of Elrod
s. d., visited here couple of days last
waak lzyM
Paul, 'the peddler" of Chicago, made
his annual trip through here last.week.
Chris Garner and Tommy Auel were
at Lancaster Friday
Belle Birch spent Sunday at home.
Miss Abbie Sturmer is on the sick
list.
The next regular meeting Of the
Beetown Ladies' Aid society will be
with Mrs. Buck and daughter, Mrs.
Kppleby on Feb. 8. Let all members
be present as this is election Of Of
ficers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
BLOOMINGTON

ESPECIAL correspondence to HeraId)
James Morkin of Mekana, spent a
day last week visiting relatives here.
Eddie Porter is homo from Milwau
kee for a vacation He went to Du
buque Saturday to see his father, Geo.
Porter, who is in the hospital.
Dr. j. e. Heraty was in Dubuque
last week
Mr.. Gus Tubbs is on the sick list,
DR.. and Mrs Blackburn OF Cassviile,
came up Tuesday to see him: Mrs.
Blackburn, who is a daughter Of Mr..
Tubbs, remained
Mrs. Ben. benson died Friday night,
Jan. &c. She was So years old. Mrs.
benson has been confined to her bed
for several weeks About a week ago
pneumonia set in and it was too much
for the already weakened body. Funer-
al services were held at the NJ Z.
church, Sunday at | o'clock. Rev.
Snow officiated
Mrs Oral BrOokins OF Blue Grass,
North Dakota, a daughter Of Mrs.
Densons who came to be with her
LLOI41C4 Ill 41Cl 040hA4Coo " aO tcACAL IL
last week and died Sunday, Jan 28.
Mrs. Brookens was 80 years old and
leaves husband and two children.
Mr. Brookens will not reach here un-
til Tuesday evening
DR. e. H. Brooks Of Appleton, came
Friday and returned home Monday
DR. Brooks performed several nose
and throat operations during his stay
here
The Bloomington orchestra played
for a dance Friday night at Ellenboro.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
CritchloW, which is located near Brodt-
Vile, burned to the ground Saturday.
Sunday was Mr. Lincoln Abraham's
birthday His brother Anthony Judson,
and Andrew and their wives Of Mt.
Hope came down to help him celebrate.
Wednesday evening they instituted
an encampment Of l. o. o. F.. George
Gerlach, grand patriarch, from Viola,
James A. Fathers, grand scribe from
GAINESVILLE, Ed Hill from Viola and
seventeen Of the Lancaster encamp-
ment were present.
There was a surprise party on Bes
sic TOrnowsM Friday evening. The
occasion being her birthday
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
SEED CORN FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE-10O bushels Of pedigreed
seed corn. Early varieties, yellow
and white Gathered early and hand
picked, dried by heat and ventilation
so bushels raised in Lancaster, SO bu
raised in Northern Illinois. Will be
sold on ten days approval, the buyer
to be the Judge. 70 lbs Of ears at SIS
the bushel You can buy corn at from
$1.50 to So per bushel, or you can buy
the same seed by the car for 95 cents
to 81 per bushel-the same as lots of
seed houses do. 1t pays to buy good
seed. A sample bushel is on display
at the Peoples State bank and every
bushel sold will be eaxctly as the
sample. Every ear to be sold has
been tested and has been found to be
of perfect termination. Jos. Wright,
Lancaster, Wis. 49tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
Notice for Hearing Petition for
EnnVpV2nCn


State of Wisconsin, County Court,
Grant County.
In the matter Of the estate of Philip
Anton Fuerstenberg. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that special
term of the county court to be held
in and for said county at the Court
house in the city of Lancaster, in said.
county, on the fourth Tuesday Of Feb
ruary, A. D., 1917, the following mat
ter will be heard, considered, exam
ined and adjusted:
The application of John H. Fuersten-
berg for a conveyance to him of GER
tain real estate by the administrators
of the estate of Philip Anton Fuersten-
berg deceased, pursuant to land
contract, dated the 18th day of March,
1908, made by such decedent in his life
time as set forth in the petition now
pending in said court.
Dated January 30th, 1917.
By the Court:
E. B. GOODSELL, Judge.
Brown, Brennan & Carthew.
Attorneys. 49WS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

(Authorized and to be paid for by p.
G. Brick, Lancaster, Wisconsin,
| wish to announce to the voters of
Grant county that | am a candidate
for reelection as county superinten-
dent of schools at the April election.
My duties do not permit me to make a
personal canvass for votes, but [ trust
that my record during the two years
IN office has been such that you will
feel that you can give me your sup
port E. BRICK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

w. A. Lesser, Of Potosi, was Ian
caster visitor, Tuesday.
Henry Fuerstonberg moves on the
Edgar Croft farm in Little Grant this
week.
E. c. Brick went to Madison, Mon
day. The state county superintendent
association meets there this week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
COMING FARM SALES.

Lorang & Heinrichs sale Monday,
Feb. 19. Four miles southeast Of
Bloomington
ed Perrin sale, Thursday, Feb. s.
Two and one-half miles southeast Of
BeetOWn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
IN MEM0RIAM.
Katie Angus.

hdLIb IAIIbUSs
Whereas our friend and peighbOr.
Katie Angus, was called to the realms
of the great hereafter on Jan. y, 1917,
re it resolved that we as camp
and as friends extend our sympathy
to the bereaved husband and family
Resolved further that these .resolu-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

lions be spread upon the minutes Of
this camp and a copy be sent to the
bereaved husband and family. Also
g copy be printed in the local paper.
AGNES KRAUT.
ALICE NJ WALKER.
ALMA HYDE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE car of Favorite -four,
at 1920 per bag while It lasts. Gus
tomary quantity discount. T. F. Or
ton Co. 49c1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31
Executors Auction Sale of Real Estate
And Personal Property of the Late
John ZenZ. Deceased.

House of 8 rooms, city water, toilet.
and lavatory and lots "a it. front by
16S it. back. facing Beetown road. 2
other lots 60 foot front by 1913 foot
back facing Beetown road. Eight
other lots north of homestead. Large
woodshed. / barn, 20x26. 2 leans Tx
26. lean SKIS. / small barn 12x16.
/ corncrib 5x12. Family driving
horse. l buggy cutter and ? sing
lie harnesses.
This property must be sold to set
tIe estate of John Zenz, deceased. Sale
viii held at residence, Beetown road,
on Saturday, Feb. TO- 1917, l o'clock
p. m.
Terms of sale, cash.
HENRY ZENZ, Executor.
D. "a. VESPERMAN. AUctioneer. 49p2
L. a. CLARK, Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

TO TRADE Ford touring car, in good
running order Will trade for COWS
or other cattle j. Lee Wright. 49c1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

New waterproof vaIise serves also
as tent and a bathtub.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-01-31

Two shOWS-FirSt show 1880. Prices
10 cents and 20 cents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Sterbef1Qe i'm &lerns.

@s itarbcn: Sm ct. Soiepb'ss
Spipital 81 S~ittsburgb, ga, Hen.
Safer 9onifa5 Sotter, s. g., eeborcn
1853 in Yittsbureb, ga. = 8ep.
Rihnel CURT, Tfnrrer in Sttapa,
81. = Hep. Geo. aod, Wit9lieo bes
3ariens : rbcns bon Glapton, Ro., i'm
Ilter bon so Sabren. = 8ep. Sbilip
Smitb, ieit Is Sabrcn aaplon bes Ct.
Sobanness ppipitols in Gong Sslnnb
Gitp, q. g., I'M @Iter bon so Sabren,
gc6. in 8ebiter, Waii. = Sftpeiter
~. Sc Ya33i pom 5l. areu5sS rpen,
I'M ct. Rarien> Itabemie unb aouee
al Notrc Game, Snb. - Sdlpeitcr
I. Reeis, @riinoerin bes ct. 60
Iepb' zSrocns in Bolton, Raii. =
Bern 8cb. Narianus Siege, 8. 90.
Gap, in GREENWOOD, Gal, I'M Iltel
bon 81 Sabren.-R. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Rirdenfairs unb Sa5aars

nit 0anbloids Npparaten sur Siilfe
eilten. Iuh Die Stuoeuten Des Yriee
tier ScminarS leiiteteu tbntfrGfti9cn
8eiItanb. Nad 5luei Stltnoen mar.
oas Seuer seIDiht. 8Icih5eitig lpurs
Den Die Seuers0 epartemcuts BON O2iI>
malltee unb Gubabp nIarniert. Ser
Sdaben lieB iid nod nitt genau iiber>
iebcn, oiirfte ieooh 31uiiten $4,000
bis 10000 Collars betragen. Slid
li6eripeiIe fam bel Dem Serer Sic
maub gu S6aoeu. Iue i'm b%rennen>
beu @cbGubc befinbIiden Serionen
puroen bei5eiten in Siherbeit ge<
bradt.
SaS Suititllt purbe I'M Sabre 1878
erridtet, Der leBte Nnball Dor etlpn 10
Sabren, na6bem i'm Sabre 1907 idon
eiumal Elm GROCER Sronb bort alsges
broden lpar uno einen She'll Der gau>
Iihteiten 5erit0rt bate. Ser 2eiter
oes Snititlrts 1T bodp. %. %. @erenb,
Der bereit5 felt 81 Sabren bort i'm
Imte lit. gr miro burd ben Sice@
Ncttpr bo6ip. g. SHOPPER luO bodip.
&. i. IebI unteritiiet. Serner nirts
ten im Snititut elm &ebrer unb neln
Shipeitern bonn 9ritten Srben bes
81. Sran3istus bon NiiiIi. 8ie 90
taubitummen S6iiler limb aus filnfs
3ehu berIhiebeneu Staaten 0es 2anoeS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

Sobc perIab. Surd bns ct. Sran@
cisco @robebeu unb Seuer lpuroc Die
8eicQihnit id)iper mitgenpmmen. Die
Samilic Gremer bradte grobe Spfer
llno bc3ablte Die beriiferten @ei6doig>
ten bis auf Ben leeteu Gent aus. Ser
@eritorbenc ipnr Elm tbdtiges Rit9lieo
Der Ser3 Seiu>8 cmeinoe. Or lpar Der
critic Srgnniit Der Stride. Sr. Gremer
pcrbciratbete lid i'm Sabre 1895 NIT
SRI. Warp 9orgmeier bon Chicago.
Gem 9liidlid)en Gbebunbe e~ntiproien
lchs &inber, bon beucn fiinf NIT Der
Satin ben Sabinecgangenen iiber>
lebcn. Ser 8crblifene bate ltets
cine offeue Sanb fir Die Irmen. =
Sprr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Gurirte jeinen Srud.

geim Se6eu zines 8eiietoifcr5 Dor etIi6en
Sobren 400 in mir elm fblimrnes 8rlnleioen
tion bic ein6iee S%offnune fir eine aur beitebe.
Brubbduoer 6aIfen mir uibt. 9uIe6t iaHo Id
etfpnS, has mid i1neu nno 'oouitdtoig %furirte.
febrte ni6t ipieber. troBbem i'd GIs S6reiner
i6tpere @rbeit oerri9te. Gs lpurbe fetne
Spegation oou6osen, es CAB feinen 3eitoerIuit
urb feline llnannebmIiffeiten. SO babe ntdtS
an perfdufcn, tperoe Sbnen uber ee1aie gIuSs
fIuft aeben, nte Gle cbne Operation eine ools
ifanbiae Sur iiuoen ionnen, fuenn Sic an mih
itretben. Gusene ID. gulen, S6retnert 47t8,
Morceuus @oenue, WandSaudn, v. :. Ste
better i6netoen bieie Noti5 aus nno 5eigen iie
Mnbereu, bic nit grunletoen bebotiet fino -
Sie moaen auf bteie Beiie eth peben retten
finen un6 bic Soreen uto bic Sefabr elmer
Operation o%erbtiter.
Beim s6reiben ertpdbne man biefes BIati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
SurreipDupen5eu.

Qe@ 8, Sa.-@ine fiiuitlerildc
&reu3igungsz @ruppe lpllroc aur DEM
fatbolii6cn airhbof auf9citellt, meldc
am Sreitoo eingetpeibt tuurpe. @s ut
bies Gin @eItenf bes perltorbcnen
S,onab Reis. - @orieen Wontag
ltarb Serr Ni6plas 2etpis, At Sabre
alt. @s iibcrlcben ibn Ieine Satin,
cine oe6orene Mnna Scamp, unb Gin
Spbn, Scnrp. - 8m. S6ncpf, 81
Sabre alt. itarb ebeniaas perflofcnc
Isolde. Sc iiberIeben ibn feline Satin
llno bier SD6ter. Wogen Die Ser
Itor6encn ruben in Srieoenl
Sort 90 II, Solpa. - Sicr
nlrben in Der ct. Waricnzaird,e pcrs
floIienc 8ode Serr s. S. Sueider unb
Srl. Gpelpn Selling bur6 oen boffp.
Scrrn Yeter acrn gum 2~cbensbunoe
bereint.-9. g.
Yepria. 81. - Serr Charles
Gremer, SetretGr Der bicii9cn 9euts
Ihen Seuerperiiherun9s : @cleQIdatt
llnb elmer Der prominentcitcn nno &C.
odtetIten 9ilrgcr Der Stabt, lit in
Mltcr bon 50 Sobren III Ieinem
Seim babter i'm 6errn perltieoeu,
| Die grenlers Sumilic fam %lripriln9s
lib ans 90ln. Ser @critorbcnc ipar
1859 in 8otertoipub @is., 9eboren
Sm Sabre 1858 5og Die Surnilie mad
&coria, no Der dltere 8rlber 8ernorf
Ibon Dor bier Sabren iih nieoerge'
lniien uno Die 8eitung .9euti6ei
9emofrat", Die 1860 bon Nlois BOT
oeariinoet puroe. il6ernomnren bate
8is gum, Sebruur 1915, ais oa!
ScutIhe Scuerperii6erungs @cbduo'
abbranntc, CAB 9eruarb Gremer oteir
3eituug 6crnus. Charles Gremer be.
iu6te Die 3er3 usSfarrIdulc mi
itubierte ipGter I'M Yio Nono aolleg II
ct. Srancis, 8is. Na6 Yeoria 81.
riidaetebrt. trat or in Die Office De
3eitun9 Elm, mo er bis 1898 ocrblieb
ols cr Die Stele als Sefretdr Der &c
n~onnten Seuerperiiderungs : @eIea
idloft ubcrnabm, pcldc bon ieinen
gruber Bernard 1876 9egriinoc
lpurbe, nclbc Stellc or bis gu ieincr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Sum Nbiiibren 81 ~ Shcc.
NIB Blutrelntgen Wv
25i Sts. uaasu 9dHbl.rH. rs ets.
Stimmen ginh5dbluns nod nift
b%egunncn.

0cs 0lpincS; Sa.-9ie amts
Iidc bodybuilding Der Stimmberihte
iiber Die tiir8li6e 8abl bc5igli6 ocs
0rpbibitions Gmcnoement5 5ur Sers
foiluug. oic nniheiuenb in ablebnens
benz Gimme n%usfiel, wirO pom itaut@
Iidleu G%refutipratb nift untcrnomnlen
fperbcr, bis Die @eriht aus Den cin@
selncn Counties p~oQ5dblig oorIie8cn.
8is lest 6a6cu 90 ooer 80 Counties
BON Sonia ibre anttllhen Ser!1te
cinoeIdidt, unb ipcnn Die enpgultl8en
8obleu aud nod nidt erbdltlld llnc'
10 crflGrtcn Die ItaatIi6en Seamter
bod, bah oas 8einmmt @&otum 70 8lIt
lpie rnpcrGnoert gcbIicben lei. inoem
has ENHANCEMENT nit elmer Wtcbrbeit
BON ae9cn 1,O5O Stimmen aniheineno
abgele6ut lpuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
1t. Spbanncs 5aubitnmnteu : anitalt
pm grpbem 8ranbe beimgeiuft.

SO ilpautee, @is.-Mm Witts
ipoh Woreen, ben 81. Sttober, purbe
Die ct. SobanneS Saubitummens&ns
ltalt in ct. Srancis bon eincm Sranbe
bcimgeiutt, Der betrdhtlihen S6aoen
anrihtete unb BEL benz 80 taubitumme
ainber uno 3abIreihe grtuadiene in
2ebenseefabr ihipebten.
9as Seuer mar in Der neunten
Noreenitunbe i'm oberen Stodtperfc
oes n0rblifen Sbeiles bes @ebdllbes
aus unbcfannter llriahe gum Iuss
6rud 9efommeu. Bic Slanrmen uuo
Der Hauh purbcn 5uerit o ben
Stubenten oeS benahburten Sio
Nouo College bemerft, Die Damn ipfort
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
eehr empiphlen.

eehr empfuhleu. ii
gbicora, 8u., September 1914.
90 pdr 70 neroenfbpa6, bab meine Gippen
au 8ittern a%rfineen. iuenr ih 5ur atr9e stre
ooer font an einem BIaee bieI 9eute fab uro
eanu ipre6en poute. Sies brdtte MID oft IN
grobe @erIeeenbeii; feitbem ih aber 9aitor no.
nig'S gerbine nebme, bat es aufeebprt. 9es'
bdlb enpfebIe i6 has gterbine alien eetoeHoen
iebr. 6rau Sngb Z. a n:
Sri. W. BaIters In Clio, ap., ihretbt:
90 mar idon mebrere Sabre Ieioero, oer'
fu6te MerBie uno Wiebi5iner, aber nints bali.
bis i'd paitpr a5uie's Reroine rabm, peIheS
meine gerpen 70 berubiete, bab t6 nun au1
tpieber ftInfen fam.
gebraudt es felt 20 Sahren.
g9atiuu, aans.. 9tobembcr 1914.
Oleine glite Mutter riulrtt 0aftor 4onigs
Rerotne nun loon felt 20 Snbren, bat iululer
elm qutes BORT oafhr uno e~rpfieblt es feb,.
Sri. g. araft, 9ebrertn.
49, Elm fptrtboonss Bud fur Extraordinarily
1HTRu pirb Stbem Der eS osrlan9t, s~u9tloHot.
wv Arure trhditeu au9 bic Wftbtbin tn''ortf.
3ieIe Wiebi5in murbt felt bern Sabre 1876 BON BEN
Sottp. 9aftor Q6nis. Sort gpapnt. Sab, tnosretfsf
unb itst inter i,iner .anwei'Ang bon Der
KOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, iii.
81 w. Lake ST.. near Dearborn.
9et alpstbsftrn ~ babsu far
90 ole 8Iafde, 9 6Iafhsn tnr $500;
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FROM THE ITALIAN WAR FRONT.
(Rv the international News.)

London, Nov. 6. - Austro-German
forces have crossed the Tagliamento
River and are driving westward at
the heart of northern Italy. Berlin
claims an additional 5000 prisoners.
The Italian War Office admits that the
enemy crossed the river north of Pin
zano. sixteen miles northwest Of Udine.
It is believed that General Cadorna
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will fight delaying actions at the
Livenza River, fifteen miles west, and
on the Piava River. twenty-five miles
west of the Tagliamento, while pre-
pairing a formidable line on the Brenta
River. fifty miles west. should the en-
envy not he halted before reaching that
stream.
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Yrumiuenter ganfier geiturben.

9u6uque. Solua.-0toior 9. z.
glodlingcr, elmer Der au8eicbcniten
Sauficre III piciew Sc3irt, itarb am
81. Sttobcr unh eirem nur fur3er
&runtcnlngcr. 9lodlin8er mar Gin
8eteron be5 ipnniid) : ameritani'6en
arieges uno bes Sbilippinen &rieges.
@r errcidte elm altcr bon 40 Sabren.
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Moud,moI berllbeu ;]srolIcuIeib

- Waudmal berllben Sraucnleiben
MIR auf @inbiIoun9, 3ulpeilen itnb lie
aber cine idredlide aranfbeitsart. Sn
ieoem Sal bat 6oaiiter'5 Hod Wpunz
tain 9bee Sauienoen bon Sraueu 9ez
bolfen. @r bat ibneu 2inberuug bel
@%erItppfllug 9ebrad)t. Srnuen Ioben
benielben. Ruete Srug 6 o.
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OroRer Saraain.

100 ader Sarm nabe Waribfielo.
nit 8iebbeitanb. Wtaifinen unb grnte,
1T lpe9eu por9eriidtem utter fir mn
$1,000 3u pcrtaufen. Bios $4,000
baar crforoert. u. 8~ieinbein3 & Spn,
Warihfielo, BiS.
geim S6reibsu srwabns man sieies gIait.
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Garms Sbpotbefen 5u p%erfaufen
burd Sran3 8. Beibe & 6 o..
5. Stod i'm Snnfz uno Sniurances
@ebduoe. lleber 35 Sabre Grfnbrimg.
- Serr 8eter Ganbrian bon Gols
man, e. Sat, neilte bieier Gage bel
Ser San1ilie Debbarb Suenier, 9us
hlloue, auf Seiuh.-Gprr.