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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Stdrkr mnIrrer frrt-
,ni4ierm.
Srrise @uritelung iiber bic StGrfe
mnieres Seeres nnb unierer
Slptte.

" al b II o 9. 8. - Sn
benz 8laIber, baB bas 2uno feline
rihtise @oriteauns bat bon Der ipirfs
lid)en miIitdriiden Stdrfe Nmerifa's 3,
bat @oriisenber Gent bon, Wilitdrs
IusIhuB bcs Observation-Disclosures
pom aomite fir offentli6c Sufornlas
tion cine ltatiitiife 8uiammeuitcnuns
anfertigen iaiien, Die auf iein Griuhen
benz .Gonsreiiional 8ecoro" einpers
leibt ipurbe.
yIm 6. Scptember 1917, beibt
cs in bieiem 9criht, ngeborten Der
reaulGren Irnlee, Der Electromagnetic
uno bent 8eierpcs 8orps Der Irmee
7S,S2S Sffi5iere uno 741,053 Wann
Su Der Marine befarben iih
141.S67 Wnnn, 41.473 Heierpeu nno
14.500 Ranu Der Warinemili5 I'M
9unoesoienit. Utit Der &iiitens gers
tbeibigung bon 5000 Wanu unb o.
500 Otann inn SoipitalforpS errciht
Die Sabl ser Mariuc N~nseborieeu
209,240. Sa3u fomnleu ieood nod,
29.971 Idnn oes Iariueforps. 8ez
ierpen I'M Sienit 1.070, Warine Sreiz
lpilise 704. In Sffi3ieren gcbDreu
Der Tariue etfpa 10000 an uilo Dem
Warinez 8orps 1.166. Sn anoereu
@orteu geborten al Dem s%enanuten
Gage Der Irmee S19,SS1 Sffi5ierc
uno Waunidafteu uno Der @ariue
254,265 2eute IN. 5uiummeu 1,074,z
146 Wann, Die ale lid benz Sanbess
bienite ireiipiQis nngeihloien baben.
Dor bieiem 3ase befano iid tein cins
3iger aui @runo bes Iusbebuness
gcieses bonn 1S. Wtai bieies Snbres
einse5ogener Solbat III Den fir Die
neuc Irmee beitintmtcn 2a8ern."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
meisenpreiie fiir Canada.

Ottawa, Sut.-Ser canapiihe
ausituB bon @etreioe > Snipeftoreu
bat iol9enoe Yreiie fin canabiiden
8ei5en ans Der biesidbrieen grnte
fir Sort 8iniams uno BORT Grtbur
feitseiest:
Wanitoba Nprtbsrn 20. 1. 1921;
Rortberu go. 2, $2.1S; Nprtbern
SO. 3, $2.15.
alberta rptber 8inter, SO. /,
1921; rptber 8inter. SO. 2, $2.1S;
rutber 8inter, 20. 8, $2.15.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
yEibsrty Meter'', anteriea's
Hetinmn9.

8 abinston 3. 6. - Der
CELEBRITY Iotor". Die Sliis5eus> Ias
ihine. tpelde ben Ser. Staaten Die
Suprematie in Der 2uft peridafien
fol-. bat. nad eirer erlaiienen @ns
fiinbi9utg o &riegsicfretdr 9afer.
ieine leste Yrobe %beitanben, unb es
lam minmebr erfldrt iueroen, hab
Der .giptor elm p%olitdnoiser @rfols lit.
USE Der 8riesSiefretdr bin5uiiiste.
babeu bic erfabrenoiten Seute bcs 9anz
bes bel Der Serporbrinsuns bieicr
Wtaidine 5uiammcneearbeitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
(Speziell fir desc Zeitung bearbeitet.)

(Speziell fir desc Zeitung bearbeitet.)
8oitinstou, .. Z. - SaS
Ariegs1 Separtement miro. ipic ant
II. Scptember pcrlaltcte, Die Nameil
aetobtcter. permuilbetcr pbcr pernllBter
rcIp. 9efanaencr Imcritancr. in 3rt>
flinit pcr0ifcntlid]eu. Sic itatiitiidlc
Slbthcilung, an beren Spibe Wuior :.
y. Soncs itcbt, bat bcute 8cnernl
Gerlbina per &abcl crIuht, Der Nbs
tbeilung ale Sobesfdle, @eriuunorns
acu bon Nitglicbern Deg nmerifas
,liidcn expeditions @8orps 10 idnell
ols ntoglit mit5utbeilen. Iilh lpuroc
8cueral Ycribius ar,scipieien. Die
Slqiicrten nm Die gleihe S~niormdtion
su criud,en uro Die ibnt 10 9clporoeneit
@clcrnsen nod @aibin9ton gu iibers
mittelu.
@aibington II, 8. 6. - Sn
elmer 9cmciniamen NeioliItiou, Die am
-. Septcmber pont Seuat uno 0als
a%ngcnommen ipllrbe, miro por9eihla>
gen, ale NuslGnber III Den Gereini9ten
Staatcn, alIS5ubebeu, falls lie Gin
Sabr in bicicm Sanoe geipobnt buben.
Iau it,det, bab iibcr cine Milion
Srcmbc in Sra9e fommen.
Nnd, Der Heiolutipn bcs Senators
Chamberlain bon Oregon, @oriipcnoer
hcs militdriid,en &pmitcS bcs Scnats,
ipiirbc alien alliierten ober neutralen
ltntcrtbanen. Die geireiung infolse
bon Gertrdsen benniprld)en, 9~eitattet
iperben, ba5 2anb inncrbalb ncun5i9
Sageu 81 ~perIal'en.
Die Bill mar babin 9ednoert ipor>
ben, bab ipdbreno a%n9eborige Der
Wittelmddte. iuie Seutide. Setter
rei6er, Siirfeu nno Sul9aren, nidt
our 8aife beran9e5o9en, Die ausz
bebung jebod itattfinben bari uno tic
81 irieblifen 9ieniten 8e5ipun9en
iperben fonnen, ipie 2anoItrnBenbau,
Sarmnrbeit, etc. Gbineien, Sapauer
rno Mnbere. bcreu gcrtrdge oieielben
ppr Iilitdroienit idiieen, iinb ausgcs
nornlen.
Sanmielisc Yiirser. &anbioaten.
MIbanb, q. O.-IusIdnber. Die
innerbalb iieben Sabre nah Der Grs
fldrung ibrer Ibiift, 9iirser Der
Yercinisten Staaten 81 iperben, feinen
sntrag auf @erleibung oes Siirsera
redts seiteGt babeu, limb elmer am
-. September peroffentlid,ten Gut
iteiouns bes Staatss Entertainments
Ierton 6. 2erpis 3ufolge nitt DEM
Iusbebuuss sGeles unterlpprfen.
Surd Die Gntideiouns, peld)e aui
Gin bon General Nbiutant Sberria 9ez
itellte5 @riuf)en Inn elm 8utadten bin
crying. tperbeu Sauienbe bon Iusldns
bern i'm sau5en Staat betrpffen, bon
benen piele burd) Die gripirtung oes
.eriten giirserpapiers" gentle Dor
tbeile erlan9t batten. gum @eiipiel
mar Die Seihdfti9uns bel Dffentlifen
Irbeitcn bonn Belts DEG Snpiers at
bdngig. Colder Iortbeile 9eben Die
ienieen Nidtbiir9cr, Die ihr "eritcs"
baben perialleu laiicn, uatursemdB
seraSeio perIuitig, pie iie Der Der
pflid]tung, III Der Irmee Der Der.
Staaten 81 bieuen, entboben iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
SeHere KSrpsrbilSmns atss
9eftrebt.

8aibinaton. 8. 6. = Sons
sreSmitslieb Glappool bon Ohio pers
Ianst in elmer 8eiesporlase Die Gins
icsune bon Sunoess unb Staatens
6ommiiiionen. ipeldle cine before
f0rperlihe @usbilouns Der iunseu
Uldnner bes 2anbes in bic Wsas
Ieiten nub iibertpa1en ionsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Datifan appeuiert fur 1tleri'
fe'S priefter.

q m.-Scr Satifdn hat Die
ameritaniihe uub britiide 8eeieruus
eriudt. iid I'M SntereNe Der Yrieiter
uno rclisi1ieu Srpen in Rerifo. Ole
init 9ertreibune bebrobt limb, pertpens
ben az poIlsn. Ser @atifan sibt
aIeihSeitig bic Weriiherune. baB
ieinerlei 8riiube fir cine berartise
IaBnabme porbanoen ieier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
DentIdses 8Iatt Isbt toiIfsn.

u m il e I ) a m.-Nus benz Sturme
p%crIDnlider 9eleioisuueen bes Hrds
iibcnten @ilion in beutifen 8eitinser
bebt lid Die 1dbisrne Der Seituue
bon Silbesbeim, 9annoper, idarf ab.
Gas 9latt iast: o0as oeutide Ioll
IoQte lid niht III cine blinbe 8utt
seeen 8iIipu biueiureiBeu laiien, bic
cbenio mserehtferti9t pie i~innlos iii
Yrdiipent 8ilion peroient als Der chr
Iidite unierer sesentudrtiseu SeiuSs
bc5eiGnet 81 tperben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
praiiSsnt fsa einen Settae
b%eftimmeit.

8oibin9tou, 9. 6. - Ser
Senat paiiierte Die Siu bes SenatorS
Wbers (Wontana) ipouab Der Bra
iibent burh cine Proclamation einen
Gag beitimmen ioa, an lueldem fir
ben GrfoIg Der ameritanilhcn @afien
i'm 8riese gebetet ipiro.
Serner paliierte Der Senut fol8enoe
8riessmaSreeeIu obne Sebatte ODER
ginipauo: Senator 8eets' Dill. no.
nad bis Sum gube bes arieses ale
Yatente fir griinounaen, ipelhe Dem
Seiube beIicn tonnten, gebeim 9es
balten lperpeu ml'len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
ttemer S~rieSensplan.

8op.e II B u.-Ser ungariide
iatboIiite Siihof Sratnei matt Den
gori6las. ba6 Die Sarlamente bon
Seiterreif uro llu9arn Mnb 9eutids
Lamb on Die YarIamente Srantreih's
uno @roSbritannien's Die Sinlaouue
rihten. brei 9rIesaten gu ernennen,
Die nit ebenio piel Vertretern Der
Contra / mdtte 5uiammeniommsu
ioIen. Gen Roriis bel ben Seratbuns
sert ion Yupit 8enebift iiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Oppsiitisn essen Dienft amber
EanHeS mnleyal.

8aibiuston. .. =. - Senas
tor Sarbpid'S Heiolution. Die Der
lanst, Dab ieber m%issehobene Iann
Ieine 3%uitimmung gebn mlB, bepou
or aim Sienit i'm Iuslanbe perpnubt
pcroen lam. ipurbc am ~. Septems
Der pom militdriiden 9omite bes
Senats, has ibre @inbrinsung perurs
tbeilte. uneiinitis einberid,tet. 9as
aomite, ia9t Der Seriht. lit Der Ins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
9talirm rrbalt So lfliaiu-
nen arborst.
0nmtt idmlocn bic Iniierten Snfel
Sam insgefammt 2,~321,40O,-
600 Dollars.

8nibingtou. >. g Shdsz
ants Setretdr NcSboo mtdttc ami
II. September offi5iea befannt. baB
Die Ser. Regierung StaIicn
cine t1eue anleibe in 6obe bon 500
000,0 00 aetpdbrt babe. burd ipeld,e
Inleibe Die Summc, ipelhe Die Iais
ierten ben Ser. Staateu ihuIoeu. auf
1921, 100000 sebraht poroen iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
SIR Sramenftimmreebt.

8aibingtou. .. 6. - Die
,SuIon Intbonn sNeiolution, Die uatips
males Sraucnitimmredt pcrlanet.
puree bcute pom 5%uitdnoigen
Senatss GusihuB Yilnitis einberihtet
uno miro al anians Se3ember 5ur
Gbitimmung iomnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
DeS Papftes SrieSensplGne.

8ppeuba9en.-Sa 6riltlihs
IosiaIe Organ. Die @iener .Reidss
pot. meloet aus Der Shmei5. bnb
Der Yapit iih nit Dem Blame TRACE,
giulaoungen 81 elmer Srieoens saon'
ierenj er9eben 81 laien unb sleihs
Seitig cinen @aiieuitiuitanS por3us
idlasen. penu Die Intporten aui
ieinen Sriepeusappeu Die I6sIiGteit
bes griolses ni6t ausi6lieBen ioIteu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Hesicruns lit fein Sieb.

, &om Idcrbau : Scpartement
, gebt ms Die grfldrun9 81, CO
, lei gar nid,ts @abrc5 an Der
, meitperbreitetcn Ielbung, Die
, Hegierlng babe uor, Die Nab@
, rluesmittel, bic Su fiir ben :
, @inter auf8eitnpclt bait, gu ton>
, iisfiereu. pertbe &ausirau. 90
, miro bn berlimgeililitcrt, Die 8e>
, aierlrns peroe allies @ineemad]te
, iiber 100 Quarts beihlaenahz
, men. Cine IoldIe Grtldrung lit
, nidt mr. ldferlih, iouoern boss :
, ipiQig int botiten @rabc. Die
, 8~egierung bat gar nidts 10 Dor. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Gnfin 4nninin q

Sofia = 8onisin gleanore
bon 9ulsarieu itarb naG Idnserer
aranfbeit am ~. September.
Sn Nuitin, Seras, lit Der in
ncutid steraniideu 1rei'en MOBILIZE
fannie 1apitdn 9ouis bon Saseu i'm
@lter o 10 Sabren CUR eroBen
Irmee a%bberuien iporben. Ser |ers
idieoene ipar in aoln eeboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
GinIebranfmneen In Jtaliem.

81 m.-Ser italieniihe 9e6enss
mittels 9ontroleur 0iuieppe ganepa
bat bic Ginfiibrune pom Srots nnb
Wteblfarten fir aanS StaIien bonn IL.
Sftober an anaeorenet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
iidt, baf bas AusbeOunssseies fOns
ititntiuneil lift mnb SaS jeber fir bic
National Nrntee a~ussebpbene Wann
i'm Iuslanbe permanot neroe1t fann.

oSte Sttliattotl, DIE ltd aus 0ieler
Cppoiition seeen oas auSbebuusss
6eieb er9ibt", beiBt es peiter. lit be-
oentlih uuD brin9t in Verbinbuns
nit Der aleemeineu llnrube inter
Der @ipilbepolferun9, Die lid aus Der
iommer5ieueu unb tnpuitrieIleu Gage
srsibt uno Die srpeiielos bon Seuts
idenireluoen uuo pro- oeutihen Yros
pa9anoas Raheru geforoert ipirO. bas
2auo in cine duberit sefdbrIi6e Gage.
uuo 3ipar 5u elmer 3eit, in Der ollie
fir cine semeiuiamc SacIe 9eeint bas
iteben iollteu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
@aibington
tar Sftenbeit.

Namen set0bteter, ueriuunceter uber
permihter Nmerifaner iulen ptfi5iell
befannt gesebeu werben. - Senat
fir Seransiebnns Der Gnsldnber
sum &riessbienit.-- Ias perfallene
,erite Yapier". - ltntertbanen Der
W%erbiinbeten fir Irbciteu i'm
Tieuitc bet Sefieutlihteit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20

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Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
Mining and Financial NeUs
sY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

double the ordinary values in times of peace. The close was wild. at the topmost point reached, 2O15s to 2.O2 for May. and l.7OA to E for July with the market as a whole 1l2 to 27s above Mondays finish. Corn gained to B, net; oats 2s to 1A and provisions 22 to 50.
 Cash wheat, that is. wheat for i'm mediate delivery. recently has been commanding steep prices. which have enabled holders to realize more than $2 a bushel for contract grades, but today was the first time tha; more than S2 has been obtainable for a Int ure delivery.
 Although reactions due in rcrt to setbacks in the New York stock mar ket temporarily carried wheat hack ward after the initial bulge, fresh ad- vances took place later especially in the final hour.
 Despite profit taking on large scale. corn advanced with wheat. Oats sympathized with other grain.
 Provisions also felt the stimulus of war demand. Diminishing warehouse stocks and fresh advances in the hog market were additional strengthening factors.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05

NEW YORK. April An extreme ly large proportion of today's irregu- lar stock market dealings emanated from professional sources, that ele- ment assuming a more aggressive stand on the short with consequent depreciation of prices. Washington was again the center of absorbing in- terest. but developments there were partly nullified by peace rumors. more unfavorable crop advices and unsatisfactory railroad returns.
 The further salary and wage in creases granted by the United States Steel Corporation confirm the pros porous state of that important indus try and will. it is expected, be follow ed by similar action In other branch es Of manufacture.
 United States Steers course was typical of the general market. ship pings and few specialties excepted. Steel rose and fell on an enormous turnover, closing at ll5. net loss of 1ls points.
 Bethlehem Steel and kindred muni- tiOns and equipments recorded gross declines of two to four points. with an average of IF for coppers and all lied metals. Oils were heavy.
 Rails were irregular on compara- lively small transactions. Total sales 77O,000 shares.
 Dealings in bonds were diversified but confusing. internationals moving with a lower trend for most domestic issues, including rails.
 Total sales par value. s4.505.00O. U. s. bonds were unchanged on call with few actual sales.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
JONES IS WINNER 0F
 BOWLING MEET

The individual bowling tournament at the Y. M. C. A has closal with !. P. Jones, of the COpp-r queen. carry ing off top honors. Jones rolled l5 games with an average Of 19S and was awarded a bronze watch fol- with ap- prOpriate engraving. Mir. Willard O. the c. X A. was a close second with an average Of 197 and Earl Wittig was third with an average Of 196. Others completing E games each were Eu- gene Martyr. 195; D. :. Lehmer, 194; T. K Keeper. lS6: Roy Rogers, 1S4; and Fred Curtiss. lSI.
 Another tournament is now being organized by the association for the purpose of securing teams for the Bisbee-Douslas tOurnameny TOT ;1e shield trophy. which will probably be played in May. Any bowling fans who desire to enter should register at the office of the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
U, $, YET UNWILLING
 TO ABROGATE TREATY

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Germany in replying to the Amer,can feIusa' to re-affirm the treatier of 1799 and 1928, has declared her purpose to ob- serve their stipulations as applying to protection of Americans on German soil but in the opinion of officials here has stated no new arguments calling for continuation of the negotiations. It was indicated tonight that no re ioinder would be sent but that it had not been definitely decided to abrogate the treaties despite the belief of many officials that they do not protect from seizure German ships in American har- bOrs.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
(By l.. J. Overlock)

NEW YORK, April At strikes us that until more is known of the con dition with which the business and financial community will have to grap ple growing out of the state of things there will be in evidence a tendency on the part of the large interests to discourage a broad swing on the up side. A telegram from Phoenix states that Verde Extension declared a divi-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
COAST RESULTS

SALT LAKE CITY, April 4.-Port- land 9: Salt Lake 2.
 Trenton and O'Brien; Hon and Han nah.
 LOS ANGELES. April 4.-Oakland 3; Los Angeles l.
 Trough and Murray; Crandall and Boles.
 SAN FRANCISCO. April A. Yer non ': San Francisco 3.
 Fromme and Simons; Baum, Steen, Erickson and Baker.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
BASEBALL
CRr Reriew Leased Nlrel

NDN ANf-N iF-N fA " AA'sl
 NEW ORLEANS. April 4.-New cir. leans Southern Association. D; Pitts. burg Nationals ,.
 CINCINNATI, April 4.- Columbus American Association ?; Cincinnati Nationals 2.
 TULSA. Okla. April 4.-New York Nationals 8; Detroit Americans f. Anderson. Perritt and Rariden, Me Carthy: Roland, Cunningham and Spencer.
 WILMINGTON. N. C.. April 4. - New York Americans &; Boston Ma tionals g.
 Russell. Shawkey and Alexander; Barnes, Allen. Crum and Gowdy, Ira gressOr
 LAFAYETTE. Ind, April 4.-Bos- ton Americans S; Brooklyn Nationals ,. Jones, Wyckoff and Cady. Thomas Mails. Dell. Appleton. Burning and Miller, Myers.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
GOLF AFFECTED BY WAR

PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Howard Perrine. president of the United States Golf Association. today said the na- tional tournament would be held un- less the international situation be- came more acute.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
METALS MARKET

NEW YORK, April 4.-Lead quiet ga, offered. Spelter quiet, spo. East St. Louis delivery. 101s offered. Co., per quiet. electrolytic spot and near by nominal; second quarter 9? at "A;
 third quarter 31 at 32. Bar silver 7t.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
CHICAGO METALS

CHICAGO. April 4.--Impending war with Germany gave irresistible force to buying movements on the board of trade today and swept all grain and provisions upward to what some big dealers referred to as nearly a fam inc basis. Wheat jumped to $2.O2 a bushel for May delivery. more than
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
ARCHER JOINS CUBS

CHICAGO. April 4.-James Archer, catcher. signed a contract with the Chicago Nationals today. He has been holding out because of a salary cut in the contract given to him this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
%AHAHsaAellgess~Meke
U. ATHLETICS
 CALLED OFF FOR WAR

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April A. The University Of Virsinia today called off baseball and track contests after a conference on preparedness measures at the university
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Annapolis 3; Syracuse s. At Philadelphia-Pen g.; Holy Cross s.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-05
3Onew improved Models to select from ranging il price from SIG tip to S62.5O

and the best for the price what the price An that provides for every and prices that emph size the great buying power of this organization It buy
 ing such immense quantities and shipping in carload lots that gets better prices than other command You may find lower prices eewherebut price alone don't spell economy-itS what's back of the price that really Considering what you get for your investment the LEONARD" is the lowest refrigerator you buy. Select yours earyyou will find by doing will give you the advantage of a complete assortment.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-10
TELEGRAPH BRIEFs

Ottawa-British government me-
gotiating for entire 1917 wheat crop
of Canada,
St. Louis.-Mayor H. w. Kiel re-
nominated for mayor by RepubH-
cans.
McKeesport, Pay. M. C. A. of
McKeespOrt gets 100000 gift from
U. S. Steel corp.
Kansas Cfty.-Mrs. Finley Shop
ard, formerly Helen Gould, gives
100000 toward local Railroad Y. NJ.
G. A. fund.
New York.-NeW' York Connecting
Ry. and it's Hell Gate bridge, built at
cost of $27O0O,OOO to connect
Pennsylvania and New Haven rail-
roads, dedicated.
Neutrality-suspicious. court be-
gins consideration Of final exOrt IN
federal dissolution suit against U. S.
Steel corp.
New OrIeans.-WiIbur Gieen Vo-
Iva, head of Zionists of Zion City,
Ill, to establish colony in or near
New Orleans.
Aurora.-Guy O'Brien, convicted
in YOrkville OF shooting his former
sweetheart, Ida TOrkelson, sentenced
to from 1 to IA years.
New York.-Commission for Bel
gian relief announces total cOntribu-
lions from United States of $780,
6O2.
London.-Mrs. Elmira Broc<Way,
Chicago, said to have fed to Paris
just before it was reported she was
to be depOrted, following conviction
on charge of fortune telling.
BerIin.-One firm, Continental Ca
outchous and Gutta-Percha Co. Of
Hanover, gives $2,5OO,OOO as first
subscription to sixth German war
loan.
New York.-Harvard club of New
York, 5000 members, expressed
e >
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-10

by which all messages sent from At
lantiC radio stations could be read.
Berlin.-VoIuntary war committee
has given S12, 900 worth of wool
en- protectors and comfOrters to sol
diers at front.
Florence, S. eight officers and
men of German freighter Lebenfels,
sunk in Charleston harbor after
break of relations, found guilty of
sinking a vessel in a navigable
stream. Acquitted Of conspiracy
charge.
Toledo.-Scott Nearing offers his
resignation to Toledo Univ. Says he
was hampered in work by element
clamoring for war.
San SalVador.-Central American
Court of Justice for second time up
holds claim of Salvador in Nicaragua
canal treaty and says naval base
which United States is to establish
on Gulf of Fonseca would be a me-
mace.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-10
FAIRGROUNDS IN DANCER

School Trustee Max Loeb wants
the parent-teacher organizations and
other bodies interested in the welfare
of children to aid the school board
in keeping open after April 1, the
date on which they are now supposed
to be closed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-10
WATCHED AND WAITED UNTIL
THEY FROZE TO DEATH


Wimbledon, N. b., March TO-
Facing each other, with eyes wide
open and wild with rage, as if in
fights, frozen bodies Of dog and
cat were found today by J. B. Fox.
In their argument, it is thought, the
animals maintained watchful waiting
until they froze to death.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-10
APPROVE BOND ISSUES

City council finance committee ap-
proved four proposed bond issues for
a total Of $2,2O0,000 yesterday. The
money thus realized will be used for
additions to the Isolation hospital,
waste disposal plant, Chicago and
Cook County School For Boys and
bathing beach Improvements.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-21
QUEBEC REALLY FRENCH CITY
People Cling to Language Of the Land
of Their Forefathers-Little
Noise on the Streets.

Quebec is the seemingly impregnable
stronghold of France in America. 1t is
true that Wolfe defeated MOntcalm on
the plains of Abraham, and the British
flag replaced the French on the citadel,
but to all intents and purposes it is a
French city still. FOur-ffths Of the
people are French; French is taught
in the schools, and spoken everywhere.
Quebec is not only different from
cities of the United States, but II is ut
terly different from the rest of Canada.
1t is much older and looks even older
because it is built largely of gray
stone. Quebec thrives and grows, but
not noisily and obviously like other
American cities. The additions are all
so perfectly in harmony with what is
already there that you can scarcely de-
tect them.
Just as the city seems to grow i'm
perceptibly, so it seems to be busy
without being at all noisy or confused
The narrow streets, many of them
steep as tObOggan slides, are well filled
with people; but the din of street
noises is strikingly absent. The peO-
pie are sOft-vOiced and do not shout
about their business; there are few au
Smyrna times., 1917-03-21

The government of Petrograd is now
IN the hands of a committee consist
ing of representatives of the Duma'
the Zemstvoes and municipalities, pre-
sided over by President Rodzianko, OF
the Duma This body met with tve
Cabinet Ministers attending, and sent
to Emperor Nicholas request for the
establishment of a parliamentary gov
ernment.
The military in Petrograd is taking
orders from the committee and is pa
trolling the city, which is quiet The
fighting which occurred was in the
barracks, and a number of officers
were killed.
The chief of the Council Of the EN-
pire was imprisoned with M. Sturmer.
The report that Mr. Protopopof was
imprisoned is incorrect The people
sacked his house and are seeking him.
The committee is in control of all Gov
ernment buildings.