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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-23
WEST VERNON.

WEST VERNON.
Fred Grimm and family entertained
relatives Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Doolittle enter
tanned friends Sunday. e7~-
James Shafer, of Camp Dodge,
came Saturday night and spent until
Sunday night with his parents and
relatives. James likes army life fine
and says Uncle Sam is the man to
work for. tF
Roy Woods spent Sunday night
with VIM. Burnickel. E'- q =
A number of friends spent Sunday
at the Eldridge home. -
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson and
babe, Of Cresco, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Hansc1 and babe, of Granger were
please tly entertained at the Peter
Hansoa home Sunday.
james Barnes, of Cresco, assisted
Leslie Sebastian with farm work a
few days. =
Herman Pankow called on Adolph
Peters and Joe Burnickel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bouska and Mrs.
F. Bouska autoed to Protivin Sun
day.
Mrs. Dan Barnes and John Nc
Dermott and family, of Cresco, called
at the F. Miller and VIM. Coughlin
homes Sunday.
Chas. Fish, Of Camp Dodge, was
greeting relatives and friends in our
burg Sunday and Monday. He re-
turned to duty Monday night.
A number of our ladies assisted
Mrs. VIM. Coughlin pick ducks and
geese Wednesday.
Mrs. Leslie Sebastian and son DON
aid and Mrs. Ed Bouska spent Friday
afternoon with-Mrs. F. Boyska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fish and son
Charles and Earl Miller autoed to
Rochester Sunday to visit friends.
A number Of Vernon Springs men
are kept busy working on the Drilling
hill these days. They are surely do
ing fine job.
Fred Grimm and family entertained
relatives Tuesday.
Mayme Schneider called on Mrs.
Syl Barnes, of Cresco, Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Grove and family enter
tanned company Sunday. 5~
John Drilling and family entertain
ed relatives Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buehler are the
proud parents of fine girl. Congrat-
ulations.
Sam Hanson called on Leslie Sc
bastian Sunday morning. i
Miss Hazel and George Burnickel
were entertained by Cresco friends, on
Sunday ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dell and babe
spent Sunday at the Henry Buehler
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Gesell and son
spent Sunday at the Otto Gesell home
at Elma.
Mrs. George Dell did some shopping
in Cresco Tuesday. 49,.
Minnie Pankow called on Mrs. F.
Miller Tuesday. ss
A. DeGroote and family entertained.
friends Sunday.
A number of relatives gathered at
the VIM. Shafer home Sunday to visit
our soldier boy, James.
Some Of our people attended the
Larkin club at the VIM. Wilson home
Friday evening. All report a good
time and Mrs. VIM. Woods as the
champion card player. Good luck to
Mrs. Woods, the lucky lady of our
burg.
julius Doolittle drove to Foreston last
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. F. Bouska and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Bouska called to visit Charles
Fish Sunday morning. Sorry to say
the boys did not have a longer vaca-
ton but Uncle Sam counts every
minute.
Madge Eldrige spent pleasant
week with Mrs. Grant Walker of East
Howard Center.
Leslie Sebastian. made flying trip
to Cresco Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Powers and Mrs. E. Eldridge
and daughter Hazel called on Mrs. A.
Gesell Thursday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-23
NORTH ORLEANS.

80 : l.r- . Jr 2 81 q
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robinson and
children. Of. Hawkeye,, spent Satur-.
day night and Sunday with Mrs. Rob-
inson'ss parents, Mr.. and lbs. G. C..
Brown. Paul Brown came from Fay
cite With them.
Elias Holiness and family spent
Sunday at the John Olson home.
Mrs. Frank Crawford and son Har-
ry and Clifford Pollitt spent Sunday
at John Clink's. ...- -
Mrs. Fred Headington was on the
sick list the latter part of last week;
and the first part of this week.
Bernard Davis, who has been on
the sick list the last few weeks, Is
able to be up and around now.
Clarence Clink and Ralph Price
went to Ferguson Saturday where
they expect to huSk corn. :.
Will Powers of Marshalltown, ar
rived here Saturday night after an
other car load of hogs.
Mrs. H. M. Daskam spent Sunday
at the home of John Clink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Daskam and
children spent Sunday at Cresco.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Daskam and
family spent Sunday at the home OF
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
C.. Brown. r.. E. g.
Walter Eddy, from st. Paul, spent
Sunday at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Eddy.
Mrs. Ed Miller spent last Friday
night at the Chris Hunter home.
Frank Crawford and son Teddy
were over Sunday guests at the home
of the formers sister, Mrs. Frank
Fuller, of Charles City.
Chris Hunter and family spent Sun
day at the home of the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Albert Albertson at Bonair.
Ruth Hattlestad started in school
at Cresco last Monday
Clyde Barnes called on Stewart
Clink Sunday afternoon.
Bernice Owens started in teaching
at the Pollitt school.
Francis Curtis took some of the,
teachers to DEBORAH Saturday to tho
Study Center which was held there.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kakac and baby
spent Sunday at the c. C. Brown
home. .-..
!, Paul Drum and Oswald spent Sun
day at the J. L. Powers home.
The G. G. c. held meeting at j.
L. Powers last Friday night.
Remember that the Kendallville
Literary society will meet next Sat
urday night. They are planning to
have fine program, and all the Nor
gan Center people are urged to be
present. j,
Lola Walker was an over Sunday
guest at the home of her parents at
Lime Springs.
Sunday school at 1870 p. m. and
2:3O p. M, at Morgan. Mrs. Krumm
will tell the story of her conversion
from Roman Catholicism.
Mrs. w. C. Fifield spent q couple
nj days last week in Cresco to consult
b. Kessel
Mrs. Steve Todd is on the sick list.
having the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Davis, of Or
leans, were guests at the w. A. Clink
home Monday.
Every pupil in the Morgan school
joined the Red Cross. This is a good
showing for Morgan.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-23

Wence shatek autoed to Elma on
Wednesday morning. &
Claribel Buckley was an Elma vtS-
itor Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Fitzgerald visited with
Mrs. Joe Friedhoff Tuesday after
noon.t t-.r
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-23
RIDGEWAY.


Mrs. Walter Hoyt spent Wednesday
with Mrs. James Paley.
George Sears, of Trout Run, called
on the r. A. Griswold family Thurs
day. -- ..
M. O. Libbey and family spent Sun
day at DEBORAH with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Daniels.
The Misses euro and Evans Sun
dayed at DEBORAH with home folks.
Preaching services next Sunday
morning at the NJ. E. church at 1881,
Epworth League at 6:45 with preach
ing services in the evening at 1880.
Fritz Ramseyer was at Cresco Fri
day between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Paley returned
from Ames, Iowa, Wednesday, after
spending a few days with the latter's
folks.
Prof Ringoen and the Misses Evans.
euro and Morton took dinner We'd
nesday with the Enos Magnus family.
Nick Schuetz and family autoed to
New Hampton Sunday and spent the
day with relatives.
Gus Bakken and family autoed to
DEBORAH Saturday.
O. G. Allen and J. w. Griffith au-
toed to Cresco Sunday afternoon.
John Kirschman and Joyce were
callers in .Spillville Saturday.
The N. C. Putnam and Arthur Hoyt
families spent Sunday at the Walter
Royt home.
Henry Butz and Allen autoed to
Cresco Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Griswold were
at DEBORAH Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Kuntz and Mrs. Mike
Wiedeman left Thursday for Indiana
called there by the death of rela-
tive.
The L. A. s. of the Synod church
met Wednesday with Mrs. Theo
Gullickson.
The L. A. S. OF the Madison church
met Thursday with Mrs. Anon Ander.
son.
Mr. and Mrs Albright, Of Shat.
tuck, Neb., came Friday for visit
with the formers sister, Mrs. Fred
\ Kafer.
| Theo. Hopperstad was at Cresco or
Friday evening.
Gus Bakken and family, Mrs. Enoct
Magnus and Marjorie were Cresct
shoppers Wednesday.
Henry Butz and family autoed tt
DEBORAH Sunday afternoon.
FoR SALE-Duroc Bears strong ant
hAayv boned. well bred. LEE KAPLER,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-23
sCHLEY.

SC1AG1.
Abbie Fitzgerald and pupils wish
to welcome you all to their entertain
ment in the form of a program, box
social and dance in the hall tonight
Nov. %. Ladies don't forget your
baskets and gents, for goodness sake
don't forget your purses.
Glen Barnes is greeting friends In
Slytown the last few days.
John Barnes folks entertained q
number of friends Sunday.
Mrs. Will Theilen and children Wis
tied Mrs. Irwin Ferrie Tuesday while
the men folks attended the sale.
Mrs. Clarence DeWalle had a bee
for dressing geese and ducks Monday
Five of the neighhor ladies were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Ferrie and Ed
Derr called at the Pat Fitzgerald
home Saturday evening.
L. H. Derr and family and Frank
Harris and family are meditating or
leaving our little old town in the
near future.
Mike Heigel and family, from Jeri.
co, spent Sunday at the Irwin Ferrie
home.
Leo and Norbert Doherty are en-
joying themselves with the mufnps
this week.
William Bickford and Perez Went
worth were seen going through town
Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. H. Hanson was a pleasant
caller at the Joe Doherty home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence DeWalle and
son Orvold visited at the Roy Morris
home at Bonair.
Raphael Ferrie and Pete Milota, OF
Camp Dodge, were greeting friends
in this burg Sunday. The boys look
fine and don't look like they see any
hard times at all.
Alice Fitzgerald, who was visiting
at the Irwin Ferrie home, returned to
her home one day last week.
The crowd that attended the dance
here Monday night represented eight
of the neighboring burgs. They came
from Cresco, Canton, Protivin, Gran
ger, Jerico, Lourdes, Maple Leaf and
Schley.
John Derr and family were visitors
at the Fred Derr home Sunday.
Edith Mikesh, of Protivin, was seen
in town Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. r. E. McCarville and daughter
Regina were pleasant callers at the
Joe Doherty home Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Goldie is visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence De-
Walle. -..... .-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Doherty and
daughter Viola accompanied Frank
Barnes and son to Lawler Sunday
where they visited at the Andrew
Barnes home.
Some of our people are planning on
attending the bazaar at Lourdes next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Ferrie and son
Raphael called at the Irwin Ferrie
and John Barnes homes Sunday on
their way to New Hampton, from
where Raphael returned to Camp
Dodge.
Harriet Doherty called on Mrs.
Mike Barnes Monday afternoon. "a
Ed Derr was seen on our streets
Sunday = r
Earl Glass called at the Joe Doher-
ty and Mike Barnes homes Monday
Frank Harris assisted Mike Barnes
husk corn Wednesday.
Will Hyke baled hay Wednesday
and Thursday.
z. Glenn Hyke called on his brother
Adolph at LOurdes Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-23
Flax Straw Wanted.

The Kroehler Mfg. Co., will buy al
the baled flax straw delivered at Cres-
co, or any station along the Milwaukee
road where car load can be secured.
For further information address
e. o. White & Son,
1896 Cresco, Ia.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-23

For RENT-A small house in east
part of town. 4tf THos. GILMORE. /.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-23

EOR SALE-Duroc Bears strong and
heavy boned, well bred. LEE KAPLER.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-23

JOAA oCouAA0oSSA AWAY ~--
business Sunday afternoon.
Lewis Fisher delivered hogs to
Elma buyers one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph buckley attend
ed mass in Elma Sunday.
Miss Knutson, of Jerico, visited her
brother, Jeff Knutson, and f:mily the
past week.
Leonard Friedhoff was an Usage
visitor Saturday. Why do you seek
friends so far away from home? We
don't like it.
Wence and Joe Shatek have tele-
phones install ed in their homes re-
Gently. Welcome to our line, boys.
Saturday was great day at Elma.
The occasion was a Red Cross auc-
ton sale. Everyone donated gener-
ously and everything sold at fancy
price. x
Joe Miller and daughter Edna call
ed at the Tom Koshatka home one day
last week.
Herman L. Piehn, of Alta Vista,
was out repairing telephones one day
last week.
Knute Rooney was an Eima caller
Saturday.
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Sic critcn 3citnngcn Nnerifas.

Wei1n mar, bon Sen criten 3eitltr.
gen Imerifas ipri6t, gcbt man &C.
mobnIid) nid]t altf bic na~dJltchenoe
GcroffcntlidNlltg 5uriid. lieielbe lit
nild iuit polig iiir bic 9tofrpelt per.
ld1oaen; aber JIG lit ilnmcrbin eiller
iliidltigen GrtpGbnllng mcrtb. so lie
lpirflid) Die olererlte mar, lit freilid,
nod, ltitlt gar5 allSgclnuft.
0ieic Tionier., 3citurg zines aonti.
nentes, lpeld)er hellte rlino 10000
3eitungen linb 3citidIriftcn inter
ititst, mar oas llntcrncbmc,t zines
Benjamin Sarris III Bolton, better,
gl0reiIc nlS ,Solbon Coffee Soltic"
ongegc6er lpliroc; olS Grtder NOR
Hid,arb Giercc genailnt. Sic eridien
1890, alio Dor beinnbc $50 Sahren.
las 9lott, bns iif ciuiad ols Sour
nal" b%e5eid)nete, beitato ans bier Sci
fen; obcr rulr orci oericlbcn mnren be-
0rlift, mGbrenb sic picrte fiir ctlpaigc
perIoniid)c 9otihoftcn frcigclniicr
muroe. Scoe Scitc mar ctlpa ~ bel
II 3oa grob.
Der Serausge6er Sarris crlallbte
Iih, bon GegierlrngSs uno WilitGr.
Ingelegenbeiten in elmer @ciie 81
lpred)erL Delfc Ben 6anlaligen BE.
bor0en III Bolton miBiicl. llno oicic
0i~innbGutigen Serren untcroriidten
obnc 6cbcrlclens ons @latt ihon bin.
llell 81 S%tltnoen nab Dem Griheinell
Ser criten-lnro 5u2lcid) lcbtcn Plum.
mer. Sic tbaten nod mcbr: lie perbo.
ten Serrn Sarri5, fiinitig .iraeno
etrpas i'm Sutf 81 ncroffcntlid)en,
pbne crit Die grlal,bnib oaju bon ocl1.
lcnigcn crlangt 81 lmbcr, pcld)c pom
Der Hcgierllllg haiiir cingeiest lpl,r,
Den. iolfe 81 9e1uIhrcn."
Nad Der llntcroriifllng 0cS Sar.
ri5ld]cr Slattes ~ mcnlt nlall eirc
Gintogsiliegc i~ibcrhollpt in Oie alalie
Ser 3eitungen itellcu miQ-pcr9ingell
IA Sabre, bis ein Wtitcrcr &erill6 ae-
ntaht uuroe, cine regliI6re 3eitung
nuf Der amerifnniidcn Seite oc5 alt.
lartic beraus5ugebelt.
IoS @latt fiibrtc Sen Han1er
Bottom 9telpS Better" lln0 muroc
init beionocrer Grmddtigu1a" ge.
orllft. Ser Serallagcbcr mo Gi0en.
thinner mar Ser 0nmnlige Eoitlneiltet
BON gOIton Sobn Campbell. 6iini.
unoiieb5ig Sabre blieb Oicie ;3eitl1ng
anl Scben; lie fiibrtc nber cine iebr
IpleBbiirgcrli6e Griitenb iopeit oos
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lie Sentidjcn i'm Suttcntpttcns
Snnbe.

Die 0elitifen bleihen iibcro1 iif
iclber treu. Sas criicbt man nlid)
aus fol9cnber S6iloerllng, oie chen
alti ~llnnucgen iiber @uitruIicn bier
~an9elnngt lit:
Sn Sottentotten2onoe gibt eS icbr
uielc Selitclratten. @enn oieie &c.
fangen merben, tbllt man lie il, einell
@crl6lag, einen iogenanltcn Softer.
Sit oicler ipic getp0bnlid nit einent
2%attcn9itter bcond,t, 10 befommt err
Den ihonem 9tomen: 2attcngitterrpet.
terfotter. limo oie oarin 6efin0lide
Selttelrotte miro 5llr: Sattcngitter.
Observation-Disclosures. ,
GineS cages mltr0e cine 0elitifcr
arrctiert, lpegelt zines MttcntotS ouf
cine Sottelltottin sic W1ltter 5peier
Itotternoer lno itltpioer ainoer, mad,
melt)en lie i'm oelltiher Eager gemobn.
lih Die: Observation-Disclosures,
mltter genalrnt mur6e. Ter Ntten.
tatcr mllr0e III cilten Der oben er1pdbn.
ten aafige ein9eipcrrt, morolis CT ent.
Hob. Gin Sottentot ting i'm ein, per.
mabrte ibn rno fam banlt. Inn Dem
StutionsporIteber ieinen Sang an5u.
meloen. nit itrablenoen Iltgen l,no
itol5 auf iein guteS 0eutidh beriftet
CT cifrigIt: sd babe Die 9elitelrdtte
~gefangeu!"
v@elde 9elltcIrottc?" frGgt ser
Stationsdlci.
o3ie Observation-Disclosures
totterbcltelratte."
uslber bon accident gttentdtcr
ipridit OF Oenn?"
Bon Dem Observation-Disclosures
tclmttterattent1tcr."
oNb!" ihIieBt Ser geamte sic lin.
tereOung, ~icst peritebe ih bid; mn.
RIM iagIt on Oenn Oa nid)t gleif lie.
Der: Sie Observation-Disclosures.
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Gaiier hat amcrifaniidDcn ;3ahnarSt.

Gaiier @ilbelm crfclrnt, Ioneit
icine perionlihc Sequemlifteit inbc-
traft fommt, feincn aricgssnitano
nit ben Ser. Stauten an. sir bieie
S~ilffaiiung ipridt Die SbutIafc, bnB
err icillen omcrifnniiden 3ahnur5t,
slrtbllr Hcnton Iopis BON Gialla,
Ohio, Der in @cIgicu mcilt, nori9c
@ofe naf) 0cm groBcn 9altptquar-
tier cntbotcll bat, nm leille SABINE 81
unterilld)cn.
@as Die NusiibiIna hires @c.
rllfes letters ser @erliner ame.
rifanii6en 3abn6r5te unbctriiit,
10 bat Iih be%rmlsgelteQt, oaB
3obni6mer5en meoer mli Die
&rieeslage I'M algemelnen, nod
ailf Die Musgeitalntng Der ge5iebun.
gen spiIden Se,itihlano unb Inlerifo
i'm be~ionberen einen ginfluB allsilben.
@Gbrenb Ser lungen Wonate Der
Spanning apiiden ben beioen 2an-
oern baben Die Witglieber Der faiier.
liden uno fonigliden Samilie, beren
SofbaItungen, loipie Die slngeborigell
oes I~usmdrtigen Imts lrno anOerc
bobe @iiroentrGger nidt auigcbort,
ibre omerifaniiden 3ubndr3te 81 pa.
troniiieren. Seoesmal, On Sic Span.
nll1g 81 elmer aftllclen &rilis 81 lib
rem oro6te, bot ein mahrer Initllrnl
bcrporragenoer Ierionlid)fcitcn nli
Die amerifaniid)en 5obnGr5tliden Ite-
Tiers ita~ttgefunoen.
Giligc Ser rUbiatcIten &rafebler
acacn oie Ser. Staatcn iirlo i'm vMar.
teritubl" amerifaniidIer t3abn1r5tc
ionit lpie Die Sallben geporOen.
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Musfclidmersen gclinocrt.

Nihtgeno6ntc Ir6eit, @iideu uno
Sebcn ODER beftiec &Drpcrbepeeune
itrcneen Die Wfusfeln on, tic perbcn
iteif unb ihmcr5baft, man lit io5u>
iaecu p%erfriippelt. Slonn'5 Ointment
brinet ifncac 2iuberung, lit lcid)t ars
3ilfpcnbeu. brin9t obnc reibcn cin uno
pertreibt bic Shmer6cn. Cine flare
Sliiiii9feit. reinlifer alS ihnuBi9e
9flaiter uno Sintntcnts uno bcflcdt
ipebcr Die Saut, nod ocritopft c5 bic
S%autporen. @altet itcts cine Slaihe
an Sono fir Die Sdymcr3eu bon
Hbcumatismus, @iht, Sumbd9o,
grippe. Guetifungen, @lieberitcifs
belt, 8iidenidmer3en iotpie dllBerli6e
Sdn1cr3en aQer Irt. Sci gltrcm
@pptbefcr, 25 Gcnts.-an3eige.
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Yus G%inocslie6e.

Gin iunacr gunfangciteltcr IN 6on.
itors, ociicn Gltern in Der SdpueiS
po6nen, bate bon oicien bic traurigc
Tad)riht erbalteL bob ibncn burf)
cinen 9iebltubl bie Summe bon 256
Sranfen, Die lie iiir Den Nnfmli cineS
Stiifcs @icb bereit 9clcgt batten, &C.
Ito6len morben ici. Gic Gltcrn iinO
bcoiiritig uno mubtcn iniolge Oicies
Ierluites Den Giebuntmli untcrloiien.
Ter brape Spbn batte iih cine
Summe bon $40 Wtarf crIpnrt. Die.
len getrag molltc or auf @eibnad).
ten ieinen Glterll i6idell, alS Grios
fiir Das a~eltobleue @elb. Gr ned).
icltc Die $50 Marf in 500 Sranfen
Silbcr Inn nno molltc lie nab arcil5.
linacn iibcr sic @rcnSc bringen, I'M
tic Don BORT per TOit mcitcr 81 lfifcn.
9Qcin al Ser 8rcn5rpahe mllr0e oaS
Sil6craelo bel ibm gefim0cn. Gr
muroe perbaitet mo in Soultan5 ms
llntcrindpru9S @eiGngniB perbradyt.
las S6offengerid)t perurtbcilte i'm
alli @rullo ser mlBeroroentlifcn
itrengen friegsgciebliden 9cItimmm'
gen lpcgen pcrUld)tcu Shberidmug'
gels 5l 104O Marf giibc unb l07
Sagcn @ei0ngniB, mobci mIBcroent
oic 800 Sronfen Silber bcid)log.
no6mt bleibcn. SnS @crid,t icIbcr
bate NIT Dem bcooucrnSmcrtben JIM
aeu Monn Der MIR aus ocn coelitcn
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politiife @ebiet in getraht fonmt.
IlS iie ibr Iaiein beihlob, itano tic
dber nid)t mcbr oQein auf oicienl
Selbe, ionoern in Eenniplponien lpa.
ren mcnigitcns 5uci Seit9enoIIen
%critanOer.
Sn niht politiiden Senintionerl
fonllte oicie 9oitoner 3eitlung 9ele'
gcntlid cine red)t erfleflid)e Sciltltng
5lrrpegc bringell Sic biitter feiner dbu-
lid1cn cilleS moOcrnen ugclben" TreB-
GrScirgniiicS 5uriifitonbl so brodItc
lie I'M ,Sltni 1904, mcrlige Ntollatc
nofoem lie ms 2ebcn getretcit, einell
l~tngeheller padenocn gerid)t iiber Die
&%inrid)tung bon ied)s Seerdltbern anl
Charles Hiper-natiirlidl clncn @i-
genISerif)t. Serlelbe iilQte nobe5rl
Ole SGlfte 6es gdll5cn SluttcS mo
mlb Dem allf ben Sfallplas &c.
inlrOtcn Rcpprter cine i%ltgebeltre Nr-
belt acnlad)t habenl IS mar Ourir
iogar oos 8cbet, lpclfe5 Der @ciitlidc
ant Shoifott iprod); uno ser Hepor-
fer nlad]tc bic gll1mcrfllng Oo5li: so
gerolt auigcnommcn, mic Dies beinl
Sdreibcn IN Dem 9rcBcn Wcniden.
ballfcn moglid) mar" SicS mar per'
mlltbli6 oic critic ygroBe" Spllbrin'
gltna iolder Nrt I'M nmcrifoniifen
Sollrnolismis, uno JIG mar ein mir.
bigger Infangl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

trGee2 gs lpor cine 2onbfarte. gr
5cigte mir 6arin, mobin er CLAUDE
marifiercn 81, iolen, mas Die Illi.
gabe ieines Gcgimelnts iein Tonne. Die
&omooie begnnm nieber, err iprod) leiIe
ms ciirig il, icincr 9ogc mciter. Sic
9clrtc iaben iid) nah inn Inn, nno
ciiligc riefen: ,Tit!" "a 6lidtc cr lie
perGftlid) an, itefte bnitig Die Surte
Cit, mari einen laltgell, ionoerbaren
9Iid iiber bic gcpuete Mell9e nno oas
icitlife Sans, oriiftc mir eilig Die
Saito lrto fltbr mic0er IN ocn &ricg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Sin 75iGhriaer SdlnellGnfcr.

@ie Gbicagoer 3eitun9en mclbcn,
l~icferte Ser beiabrte r9an" S'2enrp
poriec @ofe III Gbicaao cine @lar5.
lciiuii1g i'm Sfntelllaufcn. @r bate
nit Trofciior &. @. Ringroic $50
b~interlegt, baB er sic Orei Wtcilen IN,
ncrbalb 80 Minuten 5ilriidlagen
fonne llnb IN @irfliffeit leate 0err
O'2corp Die Strcdc in % Minltcn
ulo s Sefunoen 3uriid. Aitf Der
lesten Meilc begleitete i'm iein iobre.
LANCER 6reuno Senrp Sbmebl Don
9to. 615 2. Siftb sloe., Der bic. Wcilc
in s Miniltcn inb Sc Sefun6en al.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Sdiuci;eriid,c ltbren in S%entidlano.

Man ifreibt aus Bern: ~Nod Dem
n%llgemcincn belitid)cn Ginflbrperbot
fonnen @infllbr 9cniQigungen iiir
MetaQ. llbrcll cininpeilcn crtbeilt per-
Sen; bagegcn nift iiir @olos ino Gil
bcritbren. Ter &erbnnb Oeutld,er
llbrenmad,er ltrtO Der @ornntie.Ner'
elm iiir Die bclttihen llbrnlad)er BADEN
bel ser Suit1noigen oelitifen geboroe
Shrittc ilnternommcn, Inn Die Nnf'
hebung oeS 8erbotcs Der Ginflthr bill
Tiger llbren Su crlpirfen. 2ieic Ser
bdnoe balten ooiilr, oaB billige
SdNpci5erubrcn aus mllitorl'f)ell
@riinoen uncntbebrlid) Ieicn rilO nif)t
ais 9l,rusgegcnitGnOe gelten fonncn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
@iirmer idmafcn Guer ainb.

8iirmcr cut5ieben Den airbern Die
8rGitc unb MAIDEN tic trdee unb per>
oricBlid. Scren Observation-Disclosures
9c0cn c"rniterc arantbcitcn lit per>
rinocrt inlb cs fcblt ibnen an @ncraic
unb an Sutercilc fir ibrc SpieIc.
aidapoo @orm ailer ut elm 9elinbes
%Ibiiibrntittcl in 6u~derdbulider Sablets
iprm, bas Die ainoer 9erue nebmeu.
Gs tobtet unb pertrcibt Die @iirmer
unb IdBt guer Sinh itarf unb eeiunb
auflpadien, tpie anbere &tnber. 2aiiet
nidt al, bab oas @ahstbum Cures
ainScs burd @iirmcr achcnumt pirb.
Misunderstanding auf icber Sdahs
tel. Sn alien I%pot6efcn. % Gents.
-Mn5cioc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Gutfcrnct ben Mbfaa.

8cscImdbi9cr Stublgans lit bns
@%ebeinniB elmer gutcu 8cinnobcit,
tlarer Iugen, elmer rcincn Sautfarbe
unb Sr. Sings gteip &ife Yilleu iin0
Gin aclinpe lp~irtenbe5 I6filbrntittel,
bas bcn Stublgan9 rcguliert irnb Die
~peritopftcn @ingcipcibe crlcid)tert, ius
Den, es Die angeiommcltcn Shladen
ohnc Sdmcr3en enticrnt. Ncbnlet cine
Siae Dor pem 3ubcttgeben nno bas
bumpic @eimbl I'M aopic urb bas
mattigc Sriibinbrsiiebers 8ciilbl pcrs
Idlpinbct. Splet gu6 Or. Sings
Stem 2iie Yinen bel gurem apotbefcr,
% Gents.-In5eige.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
@6lfe in Snbnanc Gpnntp, Soma.

GS gibt nod g8olfe in Dubuque
County. Dies ideint falim 9lnu6lihL
nber es lit BOD wobr. PTS Sad GbIerS
Don Solp GroB reulif bltr6 bas Sel0
ging, iab CT cine ocroohtig ~aitSicbenbe
Soblltng inter cinem Stcine. @r
farb, Dab cs cine @~oIfSboble mar,
aus Der or adIt iunge @olfe berultS.
nobm, bie ctuo ieds @oden alt rpu.
rem. Bonn Gountp erbielt or ole @rd.
nlie bon orei Collars oos Stiif fiir
@olfc, coer pierunb5manSig Collars.
Die glten mitroen nift gelebei.