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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

More than 2,000 surgical dressings have already been prepared by the Red Cross workers who are meeting at St. Johns church parish house, Mrs. Henry Stevenson is chairman of the branch and all women who have any time that they can give to the work will be welcomed.
 In powdered wigs, and gowns of more than a hundred years ago, members of the Bridgeport Art league this afternoon enjoyed pleas ant tea and listened to an interest ing talk by Rev. William Wallace Rose, pastor of the Universalist church, on ''The Man Behind Wash ington and Lincoln" An exhibition of old china, laces and samples of the Colonial period received a large share of the interest of the afternoon, which was one of the most delightful ever held in the league rooms.
 "Social Hygiene is the subject of a lecture which will be given this evening by Dr. Valeria Parker, at the Park Avenue Temple under the auspices of the Council of, Jewish women. This will be the first of a series of lectures by Dr. Parker to which members of other women'S or ganizations of the city are most cor dially invited.
 The Knights of Columbus ball this evening at The Stratfield holds the interest of thousands, not only in this city but in other cities where mem bers of this prominent organization are preparing to come to Bridgeport for the annual event. It is expected that this K. of U. ball will surpass all previous ones in size and brilli- ancy Supper will be, served in the dining room at 11:30 and dancing will continue well into the morning.
 A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moon on St. Valentines day at their home in Stratfeld and their many friends are congratulating them. Mrs. Moon be- fore her marriage was Miss Alice Cor nell of Long Hill.
 The Ladies' auxiliary of the Letter Carriers association held their reg ular meeting Saturday evening and completed arrangements to attend the Letter Carriers convention and ban quet at New Britain Washington's Birthday The next meeting, March IT, 'St Patrick's Night" signal with dancing and supper will be given, The booster committee headed by the president. Mrs. Annie Warn, is ready
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-19

the negro Martin should be brought to trial in due course.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-19
FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN RICK q SON

Farmer want Ads. One Cont . we-s
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03

/ CHEST price have been paid for
the meal Starting at SIC. the price
has steadily advanced to s2e per ton
and the mills have been forced To
work at full time 10 keep up with
orders.
The greatest part of the meal
ground in southern Colorado goes to
Memphis. Tenn. for treatment be-
fore being sold TO the stock and sheep
raisers. The big order placed by the
Santa Fee is an exception. The meal
will be mixed at Emporia where the
latest equipment for such mixing has
been installed.
A new policy has recently been in
augurated by the Santa Fe railway.
The sheep feeding pens at Emporia
have been enlarged and the road can
now take charge OF $4,000 head OF
sheep Mt one time.
This has created much more room
and II was recently announced that
the railroad would feed sheep nj the
pens for farmers who cannot feed
them on the farms.
BY this new plan the railroad ac-
eepts the sheep. moves them to EN-
poria where they are fatiened and
then ships them to Kansas City and
St Joseph markets. collecting their
fees after the sheep have been sold.
This can he done much cheaper
than on the individual farms. unless
a large number are being fed. 4, Is
said. The EmporIa yards and feed.
ins pens will still be used to feed
sheep In ,ransi, and the new plan is
added merely for the convenience Of
the farmer who cannot feed his stock
a, home.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03
LOCAL BUILDING AND LOAN
CONTINUED from First Page

last six months of 1916 was sl.303-
IS. or about one per cent on the
amount OF business transacted.
This is the first time in the history
OF the association. which covers a
period OF twenty-siS years. that a
death has occurred In the board OF
directors-that of c. X. Buckley on
January 18th. His long training In
the abstract business made his ser
vices most valuable. and he was no,
only a loyal member OF the associa-
ton but splendid business man.
The board OF nine directors elected
for the ensuing year Is the same as
last year. with the exception of c. Il.
Buckley. who is succeeded by J. n.
Lamb. The personnel OF the board Is
ms follows: Frank Finney. c. A.
Beerbohm. X. Phillips. r. c. Colt.
man. James McNeen. c. Jameyson
y. w. Pierce. N. F. Miller and J.
n. Lamb.
After the stockhoiders' meeting,
the board OF directors met and or.
Exnixed by clectins the following of.
ficers: President. Frank rinncy
vice president. James McNeen. sec.
rotary. Il. Phillips; assistant sccre-
tary. Clara NJ. Norton; treasurer.
w. A. Hart: attorney. q. A. Kiigore.
auditors. Colorado Savings and Trus,
Company; securities committee. +.
W. Pierce. James MeNecn and e.
Jameyson. The usual scmi-annunl
dividend OF three per cent was de-
ciared on the serial and paid-u
stock which will amour, TO abou,
st5.oop. All OF the earnings In cx-
cess OF the tire. per cent dividend
IL prorated among the holders OF Ger.
iai stock.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03

The advance registrations from
large number of cities OF the state
indicate that the attendance at the
second annual Short Course for Bust
ness Men. held at Pueblo week after
next, will be a hummer. An exceed
ingly elaborate program has been
arranged, some twenty-nine lectures
will be given by eleven speakers
from this and other states.
AT the annual convention OF the
Retail Merchants Association of Col
orado held at Boulder last week. the
work OF the Extension Division OF the
State University was endorsed in
highest terms. As result many
business men OF Colorado are plan
ming to send the bulk OF their en-
ployees to the four-day short course
at Pueblo February 18th to 18th.
The list OF speakers as II appears
In the regular program sent out over
the state this week. shows the names
OF such men as Otto Buehrmsnn OF
Chicago: N. r. Garrison OF Wichita:
II. q. lnEham OF Lawrence. Kan: A.,
X. Trimble. T.. r. Pcrrine. bertrand
Lyon. James Troy and T.. J. Schiliinx,
all OF Denver: J. V. Breitwieser Of
Colorado Springs. and Wardner VIII
liams and Gilmore Peterson OF Pucb-
10. There will be sessions In the
morning. afternoon and evening OF
each day.
This course Is n public undertake
Ing In the hands OF men paid by the
taxpayers OF Colorado and as such
should have the support Of the bust.
ness men generally. Elmore Peter
son. whose address is Pueblo. Is In
Immediate charge. Any information
with respect TO the course may be-
had by communicating with him,
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03

most always quarantined for yellow
fever and our boat was not allowed
to dock. In order to reach Guaya-
quill We had to 20 about forty miles
up the Guaymus river, and the seen
cry on both sides of the river Is
beautiful. and there are so many
very fine ranches on either side. The
men who cleaned up Havana and the
Canal Zone. wanted to clean up
Guyaquil. so that there would be no
more yellow fever. but the author
tiles wouldn't let them, for reasons
best known To themselves, We had
lots OF cargo TO put off and take on
at Guyaquil and there were light
ers" brought TO the boats by launch
- and made fast TO the sides of the
boat. and then filled with whatever
was to go off there and then the
launch came and took the lighter
TO the wharf. That performance
was repeated at every port, for not
once all along the coast did We dock.
I, is an extremely hazardous way to
h.,sI. MERCHANDISE. NJ any Kind and
4, IN. s.. "a rough a. ia ,,mos, i'm.
,os.,hl. 10 load ar unload I'm, s,u,
,h.y do n, even handling ea,,l. nv
putting a rope sling around the cows
stomach and lifting her to the hatch
with the winch: hard ON the COW.
but she has to come. Guyaquil is nm
lmpor,an, port. for practically all
the imports and exports of Ecuador
are handled a, cuyaauil. II Is town
Of about $4,000 inhabitants, but IL
looks smaller. because all the build.
ings are bull, so close together.
The next stop was In Peru a,
pay,a. Here Is where the fines, Pan.
ANA hats com. from. We wen,
ashore n, pay,a. and there were s.y.
eral men selling hats tina, were I'm.
credIbly finn. and while they asted
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03

Mr.. Spencer Brown. who was going
to An;ofosasta, Carlyle and me TO
20 ashore with him. which we did.
Senior Montero y Tirada was just re-
turning from the States having spent
six months there trying to get loan
OF twenty million dollars TALL this
has come out In the papers down
herel. The Standard oil Company Of
fered to loan the money for the con-
cession of Peru's oil fields for ten
years. The proposition has been yot-
cd on by congress since We have been
here. and turned down. The English
men sad to Wi, until the war was
over and Peru could get the money
In England. but ! don't see how,
when England herself is borrowing
all she can from the States. There
Is another thing that has come to
light since We have been down here.
when Secretary MtAdoo was down
her. to the 4. II. e. conference. he
accepted an invitation to n banquet
to be given In Lima In his honor,
and when the party reached Lima.
not q word was said. but they went
right on. These things certainly do
not get Americans very far with
these people down here. and they
have every reason to thing us very
crude. which they probably do. and
II doesn't do any good to say we
don't care what they think OF us,
for We DO. and even n We don't care
what they may think, ". ought TO
have some self.respeei. II IN not my
place to criticize. however. but ".
hear SO much In the States nova
days about opportunities that are In
South America. and so Their. are.
but Americans will never find them,
for diplomacy" Is the watohword
and not the American characteristic
--''aggrcssiysncss." read tn.
other day that u country and a PEG.
pie never attain perfection OF finish
until they have begun to grow de.
eadcnt." whether that be true or
not I would not have any OF you
change Just to get the dueats OF tn.
South Americans.
ESTHER MccuNE BRiNKMAN.
Tiripata. Peru. q. A.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03

Oscar Martenson was on the 81.
Joseph market on Monday with two
cars OF lambs that topped the market
NJ Slt.ss per cwt. These lambs aver
aged 50 pounds each. and brought
nearly $1,000 per head. The SIS
brought = gross Of Ss.oo7.37. This
shipment paid for the entire 100
head that Mr.. Msrscnson IL feeding
and all he has Asains, the rcmssnipg
500 head IL the hay and grain. The
i.loo lot should net at least $500
per head. providing the market ~.
mains up.--f.as Animas Leader,
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03
DOWN ~ PANAMA
CONTINUED from First Pagel

A, Balboa there were about twelve
Americans got on They had left
New York after We had. but because
OF our delay in the canal. they had
caught up with US. one was going
TO Bolivia to found a colony OF Amer
leans, and to hear his plans. one
would just do most anything to get
In on II. Two we're out OF their
former positions on the canal and
were coming down here 10 look for
an opening. another was young
physician; another was going to LII
ma to work in the office OF Grace
a Company: another was Mr. Brown
Of whom | shall have something 10
say later. There were about three
Englishmen, and the rest were Peru.
vians. | was the only American wo-
man ON board
The service on the boat was very
poor aud travelling soon became
monotonous, and the men took ref
ngo in playing shuttle board In the
daytime and checkers at night Joe.
the acrobat, vas champion in most
everything
The first stop was at Guayaquil.
Ecuador, and ilenriaue DE silva
kioos got off there. Guayaquil is al
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03

The largest single consignment Of
Alfalfa meal TO be sold from the Ar
kansas Valley since the manufacture
of the product was started somc years
ago left the valley this week when
500 tons Of food was shipped to EN-.
poria. Kan. The meal brought .
price Of t:5 ton and will be- used
for sheep that are stopped NJ EN-.
rcria for feeding during the next
month.
The manusnsiure ~ alfalfa meal.
while = new product 10 southern
Colorado. IL rapidly becoming one Of
the bsse items Of business In the val.
icy. Hardly . town exists In the val.
~ that does not boast Of an alfalfa
MIL.
~ pssssat seeAou has besa ths
~ svee sajsys1 n ~ Mills. TAs
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03

Matt Brown. who recently moved
here from La Junta. has opened a
poultry commission house ut %.
North Main street. Mr.. Brown had
originally planned to have headquar.
tiers at the City Meat Market. hut he
found that the location did no, AZ.
ford room enough TO handle the
business already IN sight. Mr.,
Brown has had long experience In
the commission business and begins
here with fiat,crinx prospects. He
Is confident that he viii build IN
. fine business In Prowers and sd.
Joining counties.-t.amar sparks.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03

Rocky Ford had another church
fire last Saturday. This time 1, was
the Christian church. and the blaze
WAS located in the basement near
the furnace. The damage 70 the
building did not amount TO much. but
the walls and fixtures were more or
less damaged By the smoke. This IL
the sscoad church fire In Rocky
vorl witAln . moath. the Presbytsr.
las belsg the victims - he ~.
vieus eeeaslea.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03

Any cash order amounting 70 %
censs Of any Of the following cream.
cry products. whipping ersan. ct.
fss cream. milk aad bsttssnilk, q.
llvsrsl - asy part u ~ az. PAeas
Fest ~.
WmW1ii'D CREAMERY.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1917-02-03

The Kansas City star says that
aeay efe ssttias ~ 49, thal ~
ps'asspal 1sak vas n IN Laveeo'o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
9eneralfpmmifdrin Der Nutre Saine=
Sfmeitern geftprben.
Observation-Disclosures btsisr Ssituns.)


WiInaufee, @is. - Im 16.
Sanuor itarb in Sem Orleans. Co.,
Die ebrtp. Wuttcr Narianue. General
&ommiiIdrin Der Hotrc Game Sdtpez
tern. 9ie 8erblihene tpar fur8 bor
8eibnad)tcn na6 Sem Orleans gereiIt.
ipo unIangit cine Gu3abI S6ipeitern
Dos iil6eruc SrofeBs Subildlm feierten.
Wtlttcr Rariannc, in Der 8elt Sries
bertha Snas, tpar am %. Sebruar
184S in Safertslpeiler. Sigmariu9eu,
geboren uno trat Dor 40 Sabren in Den
Srbcn ein. Im %. 4usuit 1865
iparb' lie ein9etleiOet uno am 10.
Nuguit 1881 Iegte iie i6re etpieen &C.
Iiibbe ab. Oils iunse S6tpeIter ipar
lie cine 3eit lang in Sainuis tbdti9,
ieitbcr iebof beitdnbig inn bieii9en
Nutterbaus. Gan9e Sabre lag ibr
Die Nuf9abe ob, Die aanbioatinuen bers
anSubilbeu. @or ettpa 10 Sabren ipurbe
tic General aommiHdrin Der Notre
Game S6tpeitern in ben Ser. Staas
ten; ais iolder itanbeu Die Rutters
bduier Der S6peIteru in Iilipaufee,
Baltimore, ct. &ouis lno Ranfatp,
Winu., utter ibrer 2eitung. tpel6e
iiber 1000 Sdrpeitcrn unb Nopi3en
8dblen. Die Seerbi9ung fano am %.
Sauuar in Der &loiters aapeQe Oes
bieiigen SauptmutterbauieS Itatt. -
R.. l.. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
SterbefGQe i'm Slcrus.

Ser bodp. Ssps. q. Sdnciber, Tefs
tor Der ct. Bruno s@cmeinbe in Sinda
neppiue, 81, itarb am 10. Sunuar in
ct. 2ouis, Wo. CT ipar ecbiirtig aus
&oliBbeim, 8aperu. - Im 10. Sa>
mar Itarb in &afabette, Snb., Der
bohp. Slater 8onapentura Sammcr,
8. 3. &C., Elm befauuter Shriftiteller
= Ser bodhtp. Sran5istaner> Gater
Yfariau @lnbu, %eberlaliger Sfurrer
Der ct. Sran5istus z8eneiube in &C.
tosfen, @ti6., itarb baiclbit I'M Ilter
bon 50 Sabreu. - Su Srop 8rope,
81, itnrb Der bpHhiu. @inccn5 Sell
itcrn, Gfarrer ser bortigcn SS. Setter
uuo 8aul's s9cmcinbe i'm Ilter bon
65 Sabrcn. - Der bodp. Sefau So
bann WpIitor, 8farrer Der ct. Sboz
mas @emeinbe IN Reptpr. 81, lit bae
ieIbit I'M Glitter bon ~ Sabrcu &C.
itorbcn. - 8ep. Midel 9apes, Silfs>
prieitcr Der ct. 8ius 9emcinoe in Ct
2ouis, Mo., lit 9eitorber. - Su Nouz
trccl, Canada, itnrb Der gelebrte Sc
i%uitcnpater gulebius Surpher, i'm
&Iter bon Sc Sabrcn. - Sn ct. &C.
pere, y. O., itarb Der bpdtp'it Srdlnt
s.. Srobar. - Scr bpdlp. @n1il Yid)e,
*. Q. O., 9farrer Der bon ibm ge>
griiubetcn ct. @eprG's : @cmeiuoc in
Wontreal, Canada, itarb buiclbit. -
r. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

Su OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 200 4der
Sarm, BRET Wetleu BON Gonrfrep.
Riun. Reues Saus nit 8~aiement
"a bel 80. SpeiitDdiger Stau "a bel
so, gaicment bat 8aum fir 65 Stiid
8inbpieb, Spbcn bdIt 80 Sonuen Seu.
GueIleniuaiier in Saus unb Stau.
gbenfuns anbere fIeine 8ebdube.
Nabe $1,000 Sarmers' Creamery
unb fatboIiider Stride uuo Sdule.
Sm Sriibiabr ipiro ebenfauS cine
Goniolibateb Shule erbaut. 4reis
1926 per older, ipenn iunerbaIb ietsig
Eagen perfauft. Shreibt an gigens
thinner 6. ". Sammauu, Srmsbp,
WinneIpta. PISA
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Surse Nahriften.

6.-9er beutihe So3ialiit
&arl Siebfneht lit, ipie bier befannt
purbe, 81 Az Sabren 8efdneniB bel
barter Irbeit unb Iusitobung aus benz
Iopofatenitanbe berurtheilt tporben.
Sic SauptautIase fubt auf Die Intis
&rie9 Yrppaganbn beg So5iaIiitens
Sibrers.
2pnbpn.-S n Der ruIiii6en
Sauptitabt miro nad elmer 9epcihe
bes Reuter> &orreiponbenten gemelOet,
baB Sergius SaIonotp, Der friibere
ruiiiife GuSlaubs< Setretdr gum 8ptz
ihafter bel Der Re9ierung 8robbritanz
nieu'5 ernannt porben lit.
8aibington, 9. 6. - Sm
glitter bon 90 Sabrcn lit bier Der
]peniionterte HearzI bmiral Sames 8.
8atntoutb geitorben, Der lebte Sees
mann, ipelfer alIf Der Sregatte ~Gon>
ititution" 9ebient bate. Or ioa Oas
Siien Der erIteu ameritaniifen
Slasge III Californian ipdbrenb bes
megitanii6en arie9es beranlaBt baben.
s.-Anbre Ha6oipitid, Srez
mierminiiter bon Wontene9rp, reitte
am 10. Sanuar aonig Nitolau5 feline
Heii9nation Elm, luelhe> an9enommeu
tpurbe.
@abington 8. 6. = Sic
ameritauii6e militdriihe geripaltung
bat porIdufi9 Den bieiigen opminitas
nii9en @eianbten 81. q. Yere3 Ser
bono pou ieineu amtsgeihditeu ents
bunoeu, un0 3lpnr I'M SntereIle Der
Spariamfeit, mn Die 8eIanbtifait
miro ciuem @ei6ditstrd9cr inter-
itellt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
~ S's esm.r M9fsm %as,sis A-B-C liniment
Gs III Elm Sdtmer5tnitiaer.
gu bnbtn In alien Aputbefen.
Sraiibent @iliOn balt SrieOensreOe.
Lspeiial.E epeile bieler Seitnna.l

w abington, 8. g., %. Gan,
Sic geitrige 8otidaft beS Yrdiibcnz
ten mar cine groBc llebcrraifung fir
Den 9on9reB uno Die Notwithstanding
item 8ommentare cirtuIiereu barber.
Sm S~intergrunoe iciner 8ebc tau6t
Die fundamentals Sragc auf, Oh Die
Der. Staatcu bel ibrer au5iudrti9eu
Solitit berbarrcn ioIleu, iuie Iolde bonn
Yrdiibenten 8aibington ~feitgelegt
ipuroe, ODER Oh nit ibr 9ebrod)eu iperz
ben ioQ. Wtit anbercu 8orten, Oh Die
Ser. Staaten NIT fremben Rdhten
ciueu Suno eiu9ebeu iplleu, bciicu
ndhite Nuf9abe BARN beitebeu piirbc,
bem gcgeniudrti9cn cltropdiideu &rie9e
Elm Gn0c 81 MAIDEN.
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@iersisitiinbises 8cbct in bet ct.
Mnricn 8cmciubc.

9ubuquc, Sotpa.-Sn Der bic
Ii9cn ct. Noriens 8cmeinbc bc8ann
an borigen Sonntng bos bicr8igitiins
bigc @ebet. Sic Stride ipnr iudbrcno
Der gan5en 3cit nngcmein tart bciudt
Itnb Defenders crbaucno iparen Die
SnframeutsIiebcr, Die bon ben Wdn>
rcrn, ipGbrcnb ibrcr @ebetsitunbc, gea
iuu9cu ipurbcr. 9icIe5 iporb bon
einem Der Srebiger Iobeno berporee>
boben uno nnberen 8emeinbcn CUR
Nahabmun9 aucmpfpbIcn.
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WDitcriGic Grberihiittcrnns auf=
aeflGrt.

Su6uque c, Sotpa.-Sn Der Na6t
bon Spnnta9 uuf Mpntag ipuroen
piele Setpobner 9ubuqnc'S burd cine
itarfc grberitiittcrung alls Dem
S6lofe ouf9eipedt. 0sau meintc an>
fanss, es banbele lid I'M Elm Groz
beben, bod imtelte lid am Npntng her
aus, bab Die grocrihittterlutg bon
elmer @rploiion bon 1,50O FfunD
@liIpcr in Nctp 9ig9ins, 8is., ber>
riihrc
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Seutidjer Raioer p%erientt.
(SpcSiaI StpsIdc biefer !5eitnng.)

Mic SC Soneiro, %. Snn.-
@eulGB elmer bier ~ Scrnambuco
ein9eIauieueu Sepeihe, lit Der bcutidIc
8aiocr. Der fiinfunp3pan3ig feinoIidlc
S6iffe perientt bat. bon benz eng
Iii6eu 8reu5cr r@Ias9op" in Den
Wecrcs9runb gcbobrt iuorber.
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SmIarenitiid sur Sec.

GortSebung bon Der 1. Seite.)
Lamb, befinbct Iid ieet nlif Der orittcn
Heiie mad bcn Ger. Stnatcn, be8lcitet
bon einem Hielentdihboot, fpclhes ein
8ampfihiff 'ptppbl nrf Dem @aiicr ipie
untcr Dem @aiicr lit. 0t0gIiferfpeiie
liegt Die oS%cutifInno" ieet ifon Dor
Dem Safen Dor Neip 2onbpn unb
lpartct nllr bas 8ei6en bes bidtcn
Ncbel5 ab. Cine hiesbeSiiglihe CIR
flGruug ipurbc bon 5uperldiiigen
S.ucllcn, Die in Serbinbung nit Der
@oitcrn Spriparbiug Company iteben,
geeebcn. 9as Seelcitihiff Der
rSeutiflanb" lit nah bicicn Snfors
motipren $50 SuB lang, bat bier
S~prpeoorobrc mn lit auf Set nit bier
Shnenfeucr9ei6iiecn bcitiidt; cs lam
fcrncr inter @aiier Mincu Icgcu.
Sir mbeihranften H. gUuts &rieg.
@crlin.-Su Der an bpriecn
Sreitng bier itatteciunbcncn Sieung
Ses prcuBiiGcu Observation-Disclosures
b~efiiripprteteu Sr. b. SepoebranD,
Der tpnIerpatipe Siibrer, uub Sr. Se>
rolb, Gcntrumss WitgIieb, i'll ibrcn
Hebcn infer benz lauten Scifau oeS
gonaen 6auics Die b0Ii9e Srcibeit Der
NiIitdrbeb0rbcu in Der 8erfolgung
zines unbei6rdnfteu llnterieebpots
&ric9es, inbem lie erfIdrten, baB 0aS
bcutihe @olt bereit lei, Die Spl8en gu
tragen, bcrn Die 9cianrmte SepGIte>
rllrg Yreuben's itebc iett 9eihloiien
binter benz &ouig, rbcm es fplgen
ipirb, robin INNER CT es gum Siege
fiibrt".
,Sasreb" pbne Waruuus pcrienft.
81 It 5 m.-Aus @icn lit bic
Nahrid)t eingetrpffen, baB Der otter
reidiite Saiiaeieroampfer n3a9reb"
I'M Ibriatiihen Wfcer nabe Der mittels
baImatinilhen aiiite bon einem fcinbe
Iiheu llnterieeboot pbrc iebe 8arnuu9
pcrienft ipuroc. Spipeit befannt,
fanlcn 20 Ycrioncn um's 2ebeu. Ser
Hcit Der SaiIagierc unb Wannibaftcn
pllrbe gerettet. Bic n3a9reb" per>
brdn9te 537 Spnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Wiiiun Int Der Sers Seiu= 8emcinbe

9ubrqne, Sonia. - Ser bpdtu.
Irrolb 9oebing, |farrer Der Ser5
SeIl1s8 emcinbe, berfiinbi9te ant leeten
Sonntag, Dab am a. Idr8 cine brett
nodi9c WiIiion be9iuuen iuiirbe. Die
bphip. HebcmptoriitensS atres bon ct.
2puis, go, tperben bic Ntiiiion leitcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Mmtnng, 0eutihe &atholifen!

gSas Oentt SbI- aber bic beporfebenSen
@arum ion,mt Sbr Mot mad Oklahoma iins
fi&ert Gun etn 6etm In elmer euier beutfnen
alnfteb!uno2 Str fount ON 1. Sanuur nit
ben GaImarbetten beatunen.
aaiboIif4e Seimfu1er finoen BIER quite
Seine su rteorteen Bretfer. unb Elm bersItbes
0iufcuimen In elmer bllberben anfe6luna, IN
Der Wdbe bon atrte unb prtefter.
ghr ndbere gusiluft i6reibe ober teIeara.
ptfere man an :. .. Beutpn,
Reierenben: Banf or GIsin, GIeiu, OLD,
ober Rso. Satber Rauoererirten. Sterling.
Oklahoma.
Beim s6reiben er,pdbne mon oteIes gIott.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Mhtuaa, &atholifen!

1ute GeIessnbett, oerbeierte Carmen i'm
aeeenelrtel nabe Stao. unb atrte, gu er.
igerbei. eano stenst f4 bsiisns tlr Seirstos.
eeoet1nete 9rnten. Siinf5te WetIen bon
3enoer. Duie gitenbabH uro 2anoitraben.
Beauemlt1fetten. Shretbt an
8. 3. Qntsbt,
Dor 902. gilbert, Cello.
saeierer8: 'Reb. %. O.. 2aritn, refbierep
Der pfarrer.
Betm S1reiben erfpdbne man bieies gIatt.