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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09
4rteSi0n City

Ralph Day who has Joined the ma
rine corps will leave next Wednes-
day for California, where he will join
his A number of his many
friends gave him a farewell party on
Friday night. The evening was spent
in games and Victrola music. AT
midnight refreshments were served
by the ladies present The guests
wished him success and a speedy re-
turn.
Mrs. Clarence Decker and little
daughter OF GOoding are here visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
kinson.
Mrs. s. f. Strong and family of
Kimberly were visitors at he home
of Mrs. r.. b. Rande1l Monday.
Mrs. j. E. Bowers is a Twin Falls
visitor this week.
Mrs Swanson was a Burley visitor
last week.
Miss Carrie Strong from the Crys-
tai Springs orchard at Filler is visit
ing with her sister Mrs. r. b.. Ran
dell.
Mrs. Collins mother is visiting with
her this week.
Mrs. w. M. Gardner was a Murtaugh
visitor Thursday. .--
Jimmie Bower made a flying trip to
M%urtaugh Thursday.
Wilfred n Allan Ford and Gene
Day will go to Twin Falls next week
to be examined for the marine crops.
Orson Strong and his foreman, ]. r.
Conway. we're visitors here Thursday
from Filler.
Quite a number of Artesian people
attended the circus in Twin Falls on
Tuesday.
Mrs. It. ]. Hicks who has been visit
ing with her parents in Mt. View,
WyO-. returned Sunday
Mrs. Chris Arstein and her mother
were Murtaugh visitors Saturday.
Mrs. r. B. Randell was visiting at
the home of s. f. Strong in Kimberly
Tuesday.
Mr.. David Moyes of Lyman, Wyo.
was here visiting his brother, VIM
Moyes this week.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09

FOR SALE-A lot of carpenter
tools; also shot gun, brass shells and
outfit. Original cost $50. Sell very
cheap 103 Maple avenue.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09
Classified Advertisements
Received Too Late For
Classification.

LOST-Leather hand bag, contain
ing valuable jewelry, between High
land View and town. Phone sos r 2.
Mrs. ]. F. Arlington.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09
Eden NeLOS
CTimes, Special Correspondence


Roy Day is spending a few weeks in
North Yakima, Washington, with his
parents.
Troy Pressler was a Rupert caller
this week.
The Bloomquist girls have returned
from their visit in Salt Lake City.
Leah Newbry is working for Mrs.
Parker Smith at the Eden hotel.
Gus Peterson went TO Salt Lake last
ueek to take the examination for the
army.
Mrs. BANTER and Mrs. Hay were Je-
rome shoppers las Thursday.
Miss Jessie Dentler is home from
Boise where she has been attending
GUNNER normal.
II. e. Joiner from Marlowe, Okla
home, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Horsely for a few weeks.
Mrs. T. G. Wilson and wife and Miss
Johanna Snyder made a trip to Ka-
snima and Adelaide this week.
Miss Helen Wiebe is working at the
r. q. Wilson home.
Mrs. Burch from Portland, Oregon,
rs visiting her son Earl Burch.
Jake Levin and G. J.. Kelly gave a
small dancing party in the l. o.. o.. T..
mali on JhurSday OF last week. About
twelve couples were present and all
passed a very pleasant evening. Re
freshments were served at 1870, af-
lei which the party broke up all
thanking Mr.. Kelly n Mr.. Levin for
"a vsry enjoyable time.
Messrs. j.. Levin and c.. p. Smith
and Mrs. Lambreth and Mrs. Petit
mOtored to Twin Falls last Wednes-
day, Mrs. Petit and son having been
visiting her sister here for several
days.
Mrs. Bainter. is caring for Mrs. UT,
who is quite i'll with stomach trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Elson motored to
Wendell n visited Joe Elson re-
Gently.
Mr. Swenson returned from Twin
sails last Saturday where he went to
nave his shoulder set several days ago.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09

Der 1 a minimum of o%ne-third of its
quota not exempted or discharged.
This can only be attained if local
boards certify these lists up witlr<
great expedition"
Surgeon general advises that IN
order to prevent the terrible ravages
which resulted from the introduction
into the army of that dread disease
Of the eyes known as trachoma. the
lids of every recruit be everted to in
sure the absence of this disease, and
that any border line or suspicious
cases be referred to an ophthalmic
surgeon especially qualified in this
line"
Boards are authorized hereafter to
deny exemptions to married men
whose wives are solely dependent on
them, but where the parents or other
relatives of either wife or husband
are willing to assume the burden of
her support during his absence. The
same course is to be followed where
any drafted mans employers agree
to continue his salary as a patriotic
duty.
A third supplemental ruling pro-
vides that where a man las support
ed his dependents by his own labor
on land which he owns and the boards
find that the land could be rented to
~ vi ~ G2 ~ AllC sup
port for the wife derived from the
rental, exemption for the man may be
denied.
A telegram sent to the governors
follows:
Under presidential regulations the
term dependent for support has Civ
en- rise to several further questions OF
principle affecting large numbers OF
persons.
1.-THE general basis for ruling upon
such questions should be the spirit
n purpose of the act in providing
for such discharge wherever the
terms of the act and of the regulations
are not in themselves conclusive. The
act authorizes the president to dis
charge wherever the parties drafted
are "in a status with respect to per
sons dependent upon them for sup
port which renders their exclusion OF
discharge advisable
Such dependency ordinarily rem
ders discharge advisable, because
since the drafted person loses his civ
il income and thus loses his means oil
support, the wife is left without sup
port and this lack of supper is the
effect which the act aims to avoid
But wherever such effect does not in
fact follow, and the wife is not left
without reasonable adequate support
but will receive such from
other sources, there is no real Deepen
dency rendering discharge advisable
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09

He spent several days with his son
there after leaving the hospital.
B.. o. Barnes and family returned
from Boise last Thursday where they
have been visiting Mr.. Barnes par
ents who have charge of the soldiers
home there.
Arthur Henry and family returned
from Salt Lake City last Thursday
accompanied by Miss Black, who will
visit her sister, Mrs. Frank Webb for
a few days.
The Eden hotel is receiving a new
coat of paint this week Tom Martin
is doing the work.
Mrs. Montgomery's father from
Kansas is visiting her. He is on his
way to Portland, Oregon, on a bust
ness trip and will stop here a few
days on his return trip also
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Vingary were Ed
en- callers on Friday of last week.
Frank ~Burkhalters are the proud
parents of a beautiful baby boy who
arrised last week. Mrs. Burkhalter
is in Kimberly and mother and child
are doing fine.
Arthur Shields, one of our soldier
boys called in Eden between trains
last Monday.
Mr.. Mcclure and Lee Flora went
to Rupert to take the examination for
the army last Monday.
Harvesting has begun in earnest
and the farmers are a very busy peo-
pie these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Kelly from Eden
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eakin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Blue and little
daughter Betty from Bull, picnicked
at Malad river and Thousand Springs
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Blain Fugerson has been spend
ing a few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ring at Bull.
Mr. J. B. Burgoyne has been look
ing after his interests OF the south
side of the river this week.
Carl Pielstick and Harley Piesiter
are away on a fishing trip this week.
When they return Mr.. Pielstick Will
be at home in Eden.
Harry Shibe and wife are camping
at Warfield springs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambeth visited Mrs.
Lambeth's mother at Twin Falls on
Sunday.
Clinton Smith returned from his
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09
More Draft Riots
Near McAlester, Okla

M'ALESTER, OKLA. Aug. 9.-An
attempt was made this morning to
burn the house of Travis Meyers at
Scipio. The %firebugs escaped but were
trailed by bloodhounds. The mem
hers of the so-called Working Glass
Union were arrested carrying dyna-
mite today. An uprising by the union
at Blanco is reported. Two hundred
and seventy-five resisters of the draft
are in Jail here, and more are ex-
pected to arrive from Holdenville. The
organizers of the union are in their
death cells it is hoped that some will
be frightened into making confessions.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09
HOUSE PETERS
IN PARAMOUNT
AT THE IDAHO
NOVELTY VAUDEVILLE FEA
TURES SURE TO
PLEASE

Here's vaudeville for you.
A sensational crack shot
shooting act, with special
scenic effects; and the dane
ing midgets which sing, dance
and crack jokes-Albert &
Rozella. This vaudeville with
a star Paramount program,
featuring House Peters.
A FayOrite
House Peters has long been a
favorite of the photo-dramatic
patrons. In 1.-The Heir of the
Ages" he is seen as a primitive
man in the days of cave life and
shows the human instincts of un-
selfishness and love. Later the
situations which confronted him
ages ago comes again when he is
superintendent of a mine in a
small western town. He falls in
love with an ignorant little noun
tain girl only to lose her to his
worthless brother in the east and
then nearly loses his life in an
effort to ave theirs.
Wins Out
How he finally wins the OBJ
ject of his heart is brought about
in a manner which must be seen
to be enjoyed.
Friday and Saturday. Matinee
daily.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09

FOR SALE=Five-passenger Hupmo-
bile, 1916 model. or will trade for live
stock. See E. A Ravens, Idaho Re
public Truck Co.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09

HEAVY HAULING have bought
a five-ton truck and can haul any
thing in town that's movable. Phone
1871. c. w. Secord.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09

for the army He was accompanied
by Karl Kennedy.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-09

GENERAL ADVERTISING
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
Lifeline bier Jatre In Demtid,'
iant."

Ser frilbcrc 9otldaiter Mmerita' 5
AM Serliner &ofc. Wr. Wcrarb, gibt
chen ein BUD bcrdus, peldcs CT
ogtcinc bier Sabre in 0eutiGIuuo"
bctrclty Gr QuBert iih iiber Die lins
gcbrodcnc Strait Scutidllduo's unb
Die lrn%8cbcuren Sdluierigtciteu, Die
Nnleritn Dor lid bat, nm Seutidlunb
I'M tbatidhliteu &aifensang 5u be-
liegcu. 9iuleiteno idreibt @erar0:
sd ldreibe oicics Bud. neil ih
lpilnidJe, unicrem @olte bic idfperc
Hu9c liar 8u MAIDEN, neil id) ibm
lagcn nil. baB Die miIitdriihe uuo
Die SeenladJt beS SeutIden Heidcs
lin8cbroden iii, onB pon ben ~ Wils
lioueu Ytunn, Die Der aaiier 5u Den
Sabnen 9erlfcn bat. nllr 1,500, 900
Wtnru gctobtet, MIR 100000 bauernb
fun1pfunfdbi8 9cipprocu iinb, bab
nidt mcbr ais 100000 rc0clz
mGBig luc9cn Icidtcr Tcripunbungeu
ODER aranfbcit in Den Heibcn fcbIcn.
10 oaB or tets 100000 bienitidbigc
Sclltc inter Sen 8affen bat"
oNiemano". 10 fdbrt Der gotidafs
ter fort, ~ioll iid Dem @laubcn bius
gcben, oaB Seutihlnnb inter elmer
Illsbungerung 6uinmmcnbrefcn pber
lue9eu elmer Hcpollltion Srieben
MADDEN miro. Sus beutihc 0olf lit
nifIt cincs, ba5 HcppIltipnen madlt i.
Cine Hcpolution Der Irtncc lit urs
m0gltd), uub mas ionit bu lit, Die
Annben llnb Die alten 2cute. fDnnen
BON Der Yoli5ci lci6t uiebergebalten
lperoen."
Sir Ole Naiicrtcn beitcbt cine fpeit
aroBcrc @cfahr Der GuSbungerun9
SeutidDlano bat icbcu SUB brett icis
ncs SoocnS inter &ultur burh alte
~Dtdnncr, annben, Sralcn uuo Sipei
Milioncn @eiangcne, ba6u Die err
obcrten @ebiete in Sel9ien linb
Srnntrcid mn III Humdnicu. Gas
beutihe @olt bot iidcr 81 lciben. Ibcr
nod iihercr lis cS, baB oieier arieg
niht iueBcn elmer Iusbuugerung in
Seutiflano becupet lpcrbcu piro."
Sic Saudboot8efabr, lit cine iebr
lpirtlifc fiir England. @ir linb in
GROCER @efabr. unb MIR, lpenn mir
Den rildiihtSloicltcu HcalismIS mal>
ten laien, tonncn mir Den 8rieg &C.
piuuen. 8ir baben 6u pielc Senfer.
Shrciber uno Sprefcr in Den Der
ciui9teu Staaten. bon ieBt an %nliliien
mir Seute bdbcn. Die banbcln uno
prganiiiercn, Healilten, Die aIein
oicien aampf fllr ms geiuinnen
fonncn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
~2lreentinien's Oeutiebe.

Su Dem Ioltstug. Der in bciu Suale
Der .8ermania" i'll SuenoS Hires alb
sebalten puroe, berihtcte Der critic
ltelpertretenoe Soriieenbe bes Seuts
iden @~olfsbunoes iiir Iraentinen iibcr
Die Sbdtigtcit Der Sunocslcitung me
geidbr Solaenees:
Gin tur5cs Sabr iii per9angen.
leitoem Der 3. g. O." begriinoet
murbc. ein Sabr pol 0iiibe unb Irbeit.
llurube lno politiiher I%ufreguna. Die
iih inn Sebeu Der Sunbesleitung
iuipcripicselten uno Die Nrbeit pieliah
bcbinoerten. Nnieioungcn famen bon
peridicbencn Seitcn, idlimmer nbcr
ais oicic mar Die @lcidaiiItistsit Dem
GoltSbuno s@cpautcn 9eseniibcr, Der
ma lcioer mn ul5u oft ~beseanete
uno Die lGpieri9er 81 befdmpien iii,
oils Der piicrc Nn8riii. Sieraegen
ppr3ugcben blieb MIR Gin 8ca. Die
N~uitlGrung iIbcr ole 3iclc umo 3lusdc
ocs @unhcS. Der cine 6lpineenpc Rotbs
mcnbigtcit lclbit III Ser tpmntcnbcu
Srichen9Sciicu lit. @crbunocn nit
bicicr NuitlIrnnS giu9 Die @crbcs
arbeit, bic ole @unbeSlcitme III Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23

finite. @iniuirtung nuf Die %crcins
bcitliduug ocs bcutideu Shulpcicns,
@rilnoung neucr Shulen uno Sebuna
bcItebenocn llnterridtS, nobel bcionz
ocrs Ole SrtSgruppc @iniircou in
muitergiilti9cr @eiie burh @crtbeis
lung ocntlher NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on ole
Scutihs Huilcn unb 9eratbung bel
Seidaifuna BON Acknowledgement poraes
gangen lit. Nud ourd ipaniide
&prtrdge, 10 in ga Slnta. ipurSe pers
Ildt. IuifIdrung 81 idaifen. ebcnio
burh Sertbciluug bon SlugbIdttern
beecriihcr Yropd9anba entgegensus
treten. &eiter purben Siihereien
angelest, Die %oIfsbibliotbet bcs
Seutifen Observation-Disclosures @ereins
Dem Snnec nlebar geuIaht. &anocrs
biidlereien auS9eianot. 9eic8immer
cinseridtet nm ba5 Seundtbum IN
ltdrten, Die Seutidiprehenoen birth
idaitlid gu forberu uub audi unter
Den Irgeutiniern Dem peutihen @es
oantcn Inertenmnn9 gu perihaiisn.
Nls peitesc Sroictte murben %9enannt:
Die 5u griinbenoe 9uubeSseitunN, Die
Observation-Disclosures Wlitcr : aolonie.
lplpie Der Suu ci9ener Tereiusbdulcr,
mcIt' IcetcrcS bic SrtS9ruppe @inis
lreeu. ais crltc Der Yropina, Su en-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23

bailcn i'm gesriff ite6t. Bel Der grs
rihtltng bc5 ScutIdeu CIRCUMSTANCES
in Sueno5 Iire5 founte Der Soltsblln0
ntittpirten. inbem er ols eriter DEM
Seutifen 0iienifaftliheu &ercin
feline ~finan5iele Scibilie suiidertc.
Sntereiiaut ipnr bic Iusfunft ilber
bic Stdrtes Yerbdltuiiic Ser peridieocs
men IolfsperbGnbc in Glib amerifa 81
beu in Den ein5eInen Nepublifcn ipuba
nenbcn Volfstbum. ipobei in Sraiilien
MIR 2.66 Yro5cut, in Chile 20 Yros
sent, in Ir9cntiuicn irrnterbin ca. finn
bis 5ebn 1ro5cnt iih cr9dbcn.
Die Sunoc5tagung bat fat einitims
mig an Der gc3eihnlne .Seutihsr
Solfsbuno" f%eitacbaItcn. Wir iprcz
den feline germauiic]e Sprade. ionz
bern Die bcutlhe, mir baber feline
9ermaniiden Sibtcr, ronbcru beutihc
Sihter. Scutid III bieicmr Gimme lit
nid1t pulitiid reif$DcutidL ionberrl
ocutidpDItiih I'M tultureIlen Sinue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
Uisrter Krteeswinter peraus'
eeiaSt.

Gin ncitcrcr @inter hcs ariegcs
miro bon fran5piiitcn Rilitdridrifts
ltclern porausgciagt. @dbrcnb
HiiBlaub's Siilfe Bering 9eid,det miro,
icben Die Naiierfn grpBe Spffnin9
auf bic Hollc, nelcbe bic Der. Stautcu
pGbreno Der ndfiteu att oher 5ebn
Tpnate ipielen ioten. Su5ipiiheu
iolen Die Wittelmdfte III militia
riihem ipte ofpnomiifem Sinnc
id)luddJer iperbeu, iudbreno Die Gais
icrteu entlpredeno itdrter iperoen
iollen.
Sic Moglihtcit beitcbt mad, bieicu
Ingaben. baB Die Sruppcu Der Iai>
ierten cinihlicblit Der Irn,ec Der
Ger, Staatcn ibrc grDbte Sffcniipe in
3ufunft mtcrncbmcu iuerocn. Hie>
iigc YIdne ieien ifou begounen NOR
Den mp Gin %oritoB lperbe ndfitcs
Sriibidhr crfolgcn. Der irgeub eineu
ser ~frilbcrcn ipdbrenb bes arie9es
luin5ig criheinen lafe.
Die Seutiden ntad)tcn per5ipei>
felte Initrengungen 5u elmer militia
ridden @ntiheiouns I'M 8citen Dor
Dem @iutritt Der fnlteu 8itterune,
aber Die iebigeu Iuslidteu icicn, oaB
ale ibrc Soffnuns in bieier 5iniid)t
5erltOrt ipcrbcn lpiiroc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23

@eae ~lcitcte. IS ipurheu 0iicntlihe
Tortrdgc> gcbaltcu, mcbrcre III Suenos
Iires BON Scrru s. Slid iibcr bic
ctbiiteu 3iele bes Sunbcs" uuo ilber
.unoerc iiibs nmerifuniidc TpltSbunbs
9citrebunscn". BON Serrn i. Seinec
iiber Die pciteren 3iele Der Bolts
buno Scipc9un8".
9onm siugen Die Serren j. Slid
unb Or. Sraud in Die Eropiu5cu, Der
c~ritcre i'm Noroen (Snnta Sc. 20
Yluta H.. /. NJ Der leBtere I'M Siibcn
Scr Yropiu5 SueuoS IireS arbciteuo.
Salt iiberaIl Tam eS sur enoSiilti9eu
@riiuouug bon SrtSgruppeu. Sas
neben iinb nod Die Sortrassreiien bes
Fhaulpielers &errn 2ciht iiber bas
2ebcn III Seutlhlnnb ipGbreub pes
&rieges 81 e%riudhnen.
@eiter muror brietlih unb bllrdl
Nuuoidreibcn %aeiuorben.
Sus WadStbum Der Wit9lieeers
Subl mar iebr erireulih. Son L200,
ole bel Der 8riinbung porbanben
maren. iiieg Die 3abl inuerbalb bco
pcriloicucu SabreS aui ISIS. Ole lih
aui 80 Srt5sruppcn pertbeilen.
Is iino iolgcuoc 8csc c~in9eihlascu
mcrocu sur Grrcihuns Der Siclc: &ors
trdse uup r~cscImaBisc 3uiammcns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
nntsrimebunes' KemmiHarc
perkattet.

Neip Yort crIebt Ieiuen eriteu Milis
tdrbienits Sfauoal. Soui5 Gberep. Elm
9rogiit. unb 81. 2. 5. Sernielb. 5ipei
Der orei Iit9lieber bcS militdrilGen
llnteriudungs, : Nusihuiics 30, 80,
murben auf gefebl Yrdiiocut @ifion's
ibrcs Imte5 entbobcu uuo gcfangen
9enommcn. Sic iteben inter Der Nus
tlage. ibre Stelluns benust 5u bnben,
nm IiIitdrbienlt : Sau9lide gegen
3ablun9 bon Der W%ilitdrpflidt 6u ent>
binoeu. @s bciBt. bab Die HeSieruns
%bcihiuorene Nu5iagcu llnteriuhter
porlegen niro. Die 5000 bc3abltcn unb
bafiir ais untauglih ertldrt purcen.
Sic heipeu Gngetlugten purocn
bislau8 nidlt 9c9cu Siirgidait freis
gclaiicn. GS pcrlautct. baB audi Die
Sbdtigtcit anbcrcr apmmiliipucn i'll
Scr Stabt mntcriuht Dcrbcn ioQ. Sic
bisberigen Statiititeu 6cigcn, pnB in
Sem Dprf bon 60,152 Rdnncrn. bic
unteriutt murbcn. 40,S67 lid ais
militdrbienit ztnuglid) criuieicn uub
hab bapon 13.47S iiir bna Seer an
gcnommeu purocu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
Kampaene ,ur atmielarmne
ces Eantcs.

Wenn Der apn9reb leinc Irbeit in
WnIbtn8ton bccnbct bat, iuirb er nlogs
l%id)cripeilc cine grobe Heoes anmpagne
beginner, nm ic0en Wintcl bes Snn>
oes oarilbcr oif5ufldrcn, bdb cs Moth
luenbig lit, Den arieg NIT aler Strait
5l filbren, nidt MIR OILS eincn &rieg
fiir ELECTROMAGNETIC, ionbcru altf ais
cincn aumpf fir Nnterifo's Rcdte
uno Grbaltung. Yrdiibent Wilipn
Ielblt mag mad bicicr Hidtung bin
tbdtig pcrben, pielcid)t burh cine
Neoe bel PATHFINDER @clcaenbeit obcr
ourd eincn Sricf an Sibrer i'm Som
greb. Sic -Sldue iinb nod ctfpas
ncbeibnft. dber in nmtlidcn arciier
ntdd)t lid cine itartc Stromung fir
cine iold)c 9clue9rug bcmcrfbar
aongrcBfiibrcr ipruden bapou, that
idtlid Den gnr5cn aongrcB ouf Die
Ncbnerbiibne 81 b~ringen. Sic err
iirftcu icben @crtrctcr. lcincn 9iitritt
gu ourdrciicn unb iibcr Nmeritu' $
Intbcil an bicicm ariege 81 iprcfeu
lnp 8l bctoncu, baB Nmcritn nidt fir
Die 3utunit Der 8clt, louoern fir
icinc cigcuc fdmpit.
9icicnigcn, Die fir Den YIan iiub.
lpciIcn onrulf bin. baB piclc I9itns
torcn 9egcn NuSbcbung mn Sbcils
nnbn1c nnl aricgc I'M 2onoc tbdtig
iinb. Sic iirS Der Nniiht, huB Das
&olf nlid) BON Der anbcreu Scite. uub
omar aus anttlitcn Guelcu boren
miiiic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23

biinoeten unb %befreunoeteu 2dnoerG
bicueu ioQeu. iiub 'iest idon NIT
aQcm Nahbrud eetroifcn pproer,
0as lit ultdb bcreits bon Den b~erufcz
ncn StcIlen in alcr Stiqe in ber
umfaugrcifitcn 8eiie gcideben. Gin
9roBes $rpgramm, bas allerein9s
ebenio erbcblihe Nittcl porIiebt, III
bicrfiir ausgearbeitet unb CO BARI
~cripurtct peroen, baB Die Hcgicruns
gen iopobl oils and bic in Setradt
fpmmenpen &reile beS @rtuerbslebens
an bieier groBen NlIi8abe mitorbeiteu
uno Die erforberlidlcu gtittel bcrcits
itcucu iperben. NIs poblperitanpcs
ncm Sntcreiie bes Heides pdrc es
iebph biabcr uuflis 9epcien. hiels
Gin5clbeiteu 3u peroifcntliheu uno
Dor ben Irgusaugeu u~nierer 8egnet
Die 8arten auf5ubedeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
.Hams NIT Sent KaiIcr!"

NndOcm Der GbicuQo'cr SdIlltomz
miiidr Nntou G5arncdi im SGuIratb
nit icincm Suffrage, Die Gltern Der
Sdrulfinocr o~fii5icll nui3uiorbcrn. an
cincm beitimmtcn Gage llub 81 elmer
bcitimmtcn Stiubc aus benz 9uhs
ltubicr SlIdc Die auf ben beutifen
Safer bc6iiglidc @eid,idtc III bcmpns
itrntipcr 8ciic bcralIS3ureiBen, abacs
bliet mar, inbtc CT Den SeidluS. oaS
0crousncbmcu oco betrciicnocn Sluts
ties ans bcn nod, nuf Eager bciiub,
lid)cn Slidcrn. 10000 an Der 3ubl.
6l elmer 9ruBcn. gc9cn alles Scutihc
gcridtctcn a%uno9ebuna 81 9cltalteu.
Gr icetc lid nlip NIT perihicbcncn
anbcrcn Yolenfiibrcrn. init S0bmcu.
Serbcn. @ricdcn II. /. 10. in Vcrbius
Dung mo luo tic cin. lih in Den
Su9crrGumcn bes Shulratb5 an Der
60. Hobcp Ctr. ein5uiinbcu. uni bort
Scuge oicics %ur9nn9cS 81 rpcrocn.
Die Serrcn ltclltcu lid ulld) ale piinfts
LID cin.N cS paro ibnen aber cine
bittcrc gnttGuihung 5u Sbeil. Bonn
Dor Der Sbiir lpnrcn ied)S banofeite
Yoli5iiteu nnigcitcllt, peIhc linen ben
Siutritt pcrlucbrteu. Sic itanocn
inter DEM aommnnbo ocs @eldditss
iiibrers Der S~dulbcboroe. aapitGn
Ycrcp y. Coffin. zines intimen
Srcunoes bes 9iirgermeiiters.
Nui Ole Srage. lpcsbaib q lie
bort poitiert babe. cr1pioertc Coffin.
baB lid in Dem @ebGuoe 5000 fir Ole
0odihiilcr betimmte @cipebre bcidns
Den, Die ihnri bepdbt luerben miiBten.
Is blieb Den Serren alio niftS mciter
iibri9. ais unpcrrihteter Sade ipicbcr
lm6utchren. lin aber ieincm Salie
gcgen Seutihlnnb uno ieiuen Gaiicr
cinigermn6cn IuSnrlif aeben an t0ns
men. faIitc iid GSnrncdi. Der iibri.
Icus aus Soieu gcbilrti9 lit. iiir bcn
ErciS bon . Gents zines picicr Bidder
uub bc9ab iih namit nab Dem
Sieunasinnlc bes Shulratbs. no CT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
Kenferens Ser 11eutralen.

Siibreupc ita~noiuapiidc 3citungeir
bciBcn bic InreglIug iuiIfommen. in
StodboIm, Sfipcocn. cine aonfereu3
neutraler Nationen nb5ubalten, I'M
Die SGluieri9tcitcu 81 crpdgeu, Die
aus Dem 9intritt Der gereinigter
Stuuten in ben aricg entiteben. ma
Ole Snltuug Der NeutraIeu ge9enilber
Den Srieoenss Yroblcmen 81 bistus
ticrcu.
Sic 3eitun9 ~Sociol 9emofratcn"
btbnuptct, bnB Die Aonieren3 Den
@crcinigteu Stantcn gcgcniiber nid]i
~feiubieIis iein miiroe, urb criurert
Die t~ricgfilbrcnoeu Nationeu oaran,
DAB Interita bis 0 aur6cm Der Siibs
rcr Der ncutralcn %0lfcr mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23
EsuanS ftrift neutral.

Sas .ginbbopcn Gagblao" lit bon
DEM Wilitdrs Gommunbantcn ser boil
Idnoiifen Yrppiu5 Nocro Srabaut fir
cine 8o6e iuspenpiert iporben, tpeiI
es am 80. Suli ciucn anti beutihcn
Nrtifcl iibcr Die %erientung boIlGnz
bidder Siihcrfabr3euge pcroffentIid)t
bat. Sn ictnem biesbc8ii8ltder
Shrciben iagt Der General: rSn Ine
betrdd)t Der ~itritten N%eutraIitdt Splz
tnno's baltic ih c5 fiir unSuIdiiig,
eincm Der ariegfilbrenocn eincn BET
namen. ipte er gebrduht pprbeu lit.
gu Neben."