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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-05-16
Waterbwn Weekly Leaders Buy-at Home Department.
These firms united the public reliable
nc b. to

When you are in need Of PAINTS,
OILS, BRUSHES, WALL PAPER,
GLASS, WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE
FRAMES OR PICTURES OF ALL
KINDS think of the
]. B. MURPHY COMPANY
Ill West Main ST. Phone 236-x
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-05-16
At the Theatres
: + ):

The Classic theatre tonigh will fea-
urs George Welsh ia 4 s-part FOX
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-05-16

feature 1.-THE Island of Desire" Thurs
day-Gladys Hulette in a 5-part Pathe
POTS and Pans Peggy" Friday-Mat-
inee 2:30-Harold Lockwood and May
Allison. Saturday-Frank keenan,
and Marguerite Wilson in a 5-part
Triangle "The Bride of Hate" Sun
day-Dorothy Gish in 5-part Triangle
The Little Yank"
The Majestic tonight will show
Florence Reed in The Eternal Sinn."
Admission will be Is cents Thurs
day-Alice Brady in "The Hungry
Heart" Friday-Cleo Ridgley and
Wallace Reid in THE Yellow Pawn"
Saturday-Chas. Chaplin In 1.-THE
Cure" Sunday and Monday-Louise
HUFF and Jack Pickford in Seven
teen"
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-05-16

which luncheon was served. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. John Gessert,
Mrs. August Ladwig and Mrs. Ernst
Ohm
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-05-16
CROSS ERROR To
ORDER BY MAIL
Catalogue Houses Threaten
Very Life Of Farmer.
PLAIN FACTS ABOUT TRADE.

CustomeFs "onoT-oFosstn ONc 70
Susceptibility of Persons In Small
Communities - Mail Order Houses
Consumed With Seifi.hness.
Copyrighted 1914. by Thomas J. Sullivan.1
Error Is not a fault of our knOwl-
edge, but a mistake of our Judgment
1t Is almost as difficult to make man
unlearn his errors as his knowledge.
MalinfOrmation is more hopeless than
poninforma ton. for error is always
more hopeless than ignorance
Ignorance Is a blank sheet on which
we may write, but error ia q scrubbed
one from which we must first erase.
Ignorance Ia contented TO stand still
with her back to the truth. but error
Is more presumptuous and proceeds IN
the wrong direction Ignorance has no
light, but error has farther TO go De
fore she can arrive at truth than has
ignorance
So that these mail order traders may
not plead ignorance In extenuation OF
their offense We give below cate
gorical list of things which the mail
order houses do not do. We trust they
will prove eye openers to the unwise-
What Catalogue Houses Do Not Do.
The retail catalogue houses do not
buy the farmers produce.
q y
They % not buy the farmers stock
and hogs.
They do not help to educate the
farmers children.
They do not pay any taxes in your
community.
They do not help support your
schools, churches and charitable insti-
tutions.
They do not encourage the farmers
boy or young men inasmall cities to
engage In business.
They Don't Build Your Roads.
They do not help to build your roads
OF care for your streets.
= =
They do not sell you as good 2 grade
OF goods as you can buy in your own
home town
They do not show you goods before
you pay for them.
They do not deliver promptly goods
that you buy from them.
They do not advocate the building
up of country towns
They do not oppose the centraiiza-
ton OF business in the large cities
They do not. in return for the farm
er consumers trade-the farmer who
buys their clothing. household goods.
farm Implements. etc.-buy the farm
ers butter, eggs, cheese, grain and
wood.
They do not buy your grain. butter,
cheese and stock from pictures and
pay In advance the same as you do.
= y
They do not buy anything from the
farmer or consumer from a picture.
= y
They do not spend a dollar of their
money with the farmer or consumer
y
They never spend a dollar with your
local merchant
They do nor furnish employment TO
. single resident of your community.
They'll Not Give You Credit
They do not extend to you credit as
HTD @TTA T"% Ut
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-05-16
RAILROAD THE TABLES.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN.
SOufh.

south.
Chicago passenger 1T q. m
Chicago senger--------11: 05 a. m
I'Chlcago passenger--------1 1880 D. m.
GAINESVILLE passenger 7:15 o. IN.
5:17 a. m. train makes close con-
nsctions for the west at Jefferson
junction and also for Milwaukee.
Both HOS a. N. and 7:15 D. m.
trains make close connections at JEFF
ferson Junction for Madison and all
points west.
North.
FGreen Bay passenger 7:55 3. m.
Green Bay, Sundays only----S:1O a. M.
Screen Bay passenger -2:43 d. m.
Northern higan---------S:25 D. m
Rockford passenger arrives at Wa
tertown at $40 a. m. and goes no
farther.
The 1855 a. m. train makes connec-
ton at Clyman Junction for trains
east
A tran goes west from Clyman
Junction at 500 p. m.
*These trains leave daily except
Sunday.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-05-16

Smoke Ginger, &c sisar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15
Helping To Win The War
ARTICLE u. ADlcE TO AsssIcaaS BlIvEEH The AGES OF 6 ARD IS

IT voi .cl q chance to held yarn for q
Rel Cro~, lnillcr. 90 vour chit and say
\ yourself. when yorr arms begin to get
red. IL ann helping On 2 par Of SOCKS,
'rd These ryl~ Will Keep 4 soldier warm
mi rra ven him from being il rr diacnur-
1ad. When lhc .imn rnHiu- tcr Alm tn
f4hi hc Will hc ~ hotter condition and
'-r willing io Iirll horau-, hr had these
a.rm -ocl wv wear. ile Win climb over
thc t4p WIFI W trench ana help ky chase thc
.GtnEHH- hurl ,u phyr thrv belong. There
ail wv Y great victory, and vii share
in W because ! h.'d thc yarn ihat knit ihc
-art that warmed thc feet .hai carried
th. rru Thar chased the German that
rhcr.i \ kni nr ilint ha- ~ hc licked hc-
tors tlc word -ln ro back tu huu,tkccp-
ing"
Probably The chiilren % whom we arr
.aor talking awe h,iior posted Regarding
United States d; 'srv than are ONE OF The
.peafI e vbo iait about IL.
Th, children have pot the Declaration
- Independence and the Emancipation
Proclamation Freshly in mind aud know
aia ;hcy we're about and why. Z
Gtev hnur iirt .li- rouu.yi- dcad Set
fer nt slavery ,i.her oi thc oli-fa-hioncd
Kind af rhnir- nnd harklr- NJ thc modern
M ,nac.d G,rnan variety.
Ttas know lnf cur BOY, iov in lh~
fra' rr ratan- ur on their way to France
FIN ,.tina rradv ta flhl against thc op
aa na " rrn.l dc pri. iu-t a some
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15

Assuming that this letter is Ho9 being
read tv.somc boy or eirl old cror,h - -
10 school hui ~rll young moa-h io BE-
called 4 ~iid' Chy those who doa'i know
auy hcticrl lei u~ begin TN z kline the
ru, t.or. "I- il wrong t. fight
ID i- ret io, W answered I'm "fe-,' XXI
mo
lf vr -ay "vr.' rr admit at oncc That
nar aid Friends Crorrc WI hin-iun and
J. I'M. Grant ucrc drnratr.i chlrttler, .n-
aac .hs. iuuaht anl Then kept rn fight
.r-.
~ BuLtlo Bll once upon \ time rode
ont arru+-'th c plains and cumc rran "
band of indians attacking y settler cabin
and wcnt d%a-Iina up with hi- aoa. and
hilcd 4 few r,d--kin-, there anr boy
~ the world who would 40 hack On %ii1ifIlc
Hll and pick ont some euiei. elderly rc.i
stale dealer a- 2 substitute here!
~. too foolish To- talk about.
suppose we say II i not wrong Ia iieht.
Then we remove .l blame from the IN
diam thai Bulfaio 1911 killed and we fad.
orr-g'vc -o missed up that probably we.
had lr.tcr back up and take q acw start.
- answer 30 tie question. IT, il Wrons.
W. tighi.' hcr, "an hc hni "ng ~-anfihlc RE-
Iul,. follows ''li gl depends"
Sunnre y hos NJ li - walking uinue
thr -.r-ti with h sister and lhc ueiah-
nrrfpui hliiy ~v -acr- around thc corner
lud paic ih. lav up against Y fence ana
cuffs him aiyna .dc thc head and thcr
uiar ir ait'u- tamila riic- un hi-.
t,r, ud Inu thr luy who NJ inns
IhIwi.ul.l ana whose ter i- iu tears.
alIt 'r remembers ihat he ha- been told
l "krsn uut oi u.ht--'
What shall hc dol
Retreat tn nu allow. or -iand up ~ De-
Tense pf ht- own -tif-rr-pect and fry ~
project hi- SISTER,
S%urno-c hc -ay- % the bully. Il hc-
ic,c IN peace and np matter what YOU ia
io ire. ! WON'T .iritc back"
Then hc would Ger g iow more cuffs Tor
good measure snl his sister would Dec
ashamed 80 h'r cff ana thc h''lo rewdy
vho atta 'n worid call himself cock
~ SIZE val-.nd pa 3 cfcaicr nuisance than
Yer before.
Tire jrHrd Niu'o~ ol America i in-
vnivci n Ailcou- Nar because Prs ileut
Wilson and run-rr- and ai persons vino
lra warrard hy rel blood instead oi being
chilled Iy %nr-ararfila pop had to naikc
.hc -+mc DECISION that every huy Nh cs3led
run tu make when lc IVY jumped upon IN
Tough ca toner
Another question thuv- oulyl nh sou
rvrr lr. Y hny up before hc yelled
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15
What Do You Know
About Your Blood Supply?

poTtart subject. II tells how % keep
the blood strong and free from the
many impurities to which it IS con
stantly subject,
IL gives the history % ). ;. ;, the
world most successful blood remedy.
which has been sold for more than
fifty years l., druggists everywhere.
This book viii be sent free 10 al
WAC write o. Swii. Speciae CO.
Dept 4 Atlanta, Ga.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15
1T FV@&SEEI SsaiSss -5ghE@EE
z I s'! I15 &c BABY

This naturally makes for infinitely less
rain md DANGER ut the CRISIS.
Write 60 The Bradneld Regulator CO..
Dept. III, 800 Lamar Building, Atlanta,
Ga. fer Interesting free book Mother
hood and the Baby.
do not neglect 20 get n bottle OF
Mothers FRIEND from your druggists
tonight. tx ID . tried preparation and In
~ the greatest value ID c~1pcctlnt mothers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15
One of the Family.

Marie Dre~~ler. the a%circ~-, SAYS that
an Irish servant giri. 4 member w y large
family whose members have been scattered
all over the hahitahlc globe, was taken oh
her first visit 10 see the animals III the
Bronx Zoo. ~ sight ~ y giraffe hrpw-
ing in a paddock her eve almost hiE-ed
out of her head.
For the love Of heaven, What ihaie'
she asked.
THAT" said a sophisticated friend who
had accompanied her. reading thc inlor-
nation board attached to the bars, us 2
giraffe native of South America,
The erccnhorn gave 4 low moan. :
..Holy Sainis!' she exclaimed. NC -is-
tiers married 80 wan of 'cm. -Satlrday
Evening Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15

To possess n literally perfect child #
by no means impossible. The expectlnt
mother should dc aim and tho days shouid
nc filed with sunshine AMI happiness.
Millions M women have u1el Ihe safe,
external. penetrating preparation known
aa Mothers Friend. lily IDS use the
abdominal muscles, which nature iB cz-
plnli.-, Tlll4 easily when b1Ly - Ecrn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15
Your ignorance may startle you.

Few people know Of the many
functions OF the blood supply. and
just how important il is that it be
kept absolutely free from al impuri-
ties. The health Of the entire body
depends uroa thc condition OF the
blood. Nou a.e iavitcd 20 write and
obtain 4 booklet taat gives you stTsc
Invaluable Information on tlis i'm
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15

fr..h liur.n -a.. IT, wants 20 box Carl
Morris and if Morris persists in fonl light
ine Moran viii use similar tactics and
rnnnh hnu-n fhh Dklnhnma eiani..a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15

Clarence DE Mar former marathon title
holder. made n remarkable "come back
when he won the Brockton marathon ID
record time. In tbs event ne MIR d-
feated a trio ~ -tar distance unn
comprising Nillir Lyroncu. Arthur Roth
and Bill Kennedy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15

Unofficial batting aFeriets lew i.at
Duffy Lewis 81, The Ted SoA landed with
in the 500 circle al the very finish Of the
ea.-.u
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15
Genera! perShiug Will Soon Be
Directing the Movements of a
Great American ArNly on Bloody
RatsieEieldS of France.

YOU HAVE SONS. BROTHERS. FATHERS OR swEETHEARTS WHO ARE
PARTS OF THAT A0HDERFJL AMERICAN HUMAN MACHiNE THAT
WILL HELP 20 SAKE TIE eORLD FREE FOR DEMOCRACY, THAT WILL
ESTABLISH the FREE RIGHT or NATIONS TO THE USE or THE
oCEha HIGHWAYS FCR TRADE AND TRAFFIC.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15
YOU CAN AFFORD A
Classified
Advertising Campaign

You can ~hrcp at if- until yun'to found
i buyer ar = ,enant for your pr"rrr.t -at
-o naiI j daily cNrcu-" tiat Is uil n"i
cen like a. financial p]rubi,u ior yen "t
~. bu, just q problem ot "l,aat Adycrtl--
ing."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-15

Tex CosLigton. the mighty siugeer Of
the Southern league, failed to 1--we up to
his reputation as a hitter in his few games
with the Braves.
The day book., 1917-02-28

NE WS OF lF1E LA I
Sunrise, 6:27; sunset, 5:39.
Chas. P. Birner, Chicago, in French
army, killed in battle.
Chas. w. ScoIIay, A. B. Hill and
Frank Leonard arrested in cOnnec-
ton with $4,000 gem theft from
Adams Express Co.
Two armed robbers made Chas.
Depray, driver, get down from Com
merciaI Express Co. wagon. They
rode away in it. Contained $3.50
worth of merchandise.
Ethel Levin, 10, blind castaway,
may see again. Doctors hold out
hope.
Mary McHugh, 10, 6255 S. Wood,
reported missing, found at home of
friend.
Geo. saskOtas, y, 361o Emerald
av., suicide. Gun. Love affair.
A. M. Wright, 2107 Park av., offers
daughter, Katherine, IA, to any one
who will give her good home.
Drunken man discharged revolver
at meeting of Painters and DecOrat-
Ors' union, No. 147. E. J. Murphy,
1896 Adams, reported wounded.
Frozen fire plug hindered fight on
fire at c. B. & @. bldg, 18th and
Canal $4,000 loss.
Frank Parker, auto thief, has mada
complete confession.
Frank Schmitz and Peter Corrigan,
roommates, 5OO1 Princeton av., at
tackled by seven boys he had dis
charged. Fired gun at them. Arrest
ed.
Burglars got 800 worth of gems
from Lyman HopelOff, 1911 w Tay-
lor.
Mrs. Margaret Kersting Shaffer,
TAP E. 48th, divorced from Airing
Shaffer, musician.
727 births and 369 deaths in
Evanston in 1915.
Mrs. Ida May Mcintyre, 3214 w.
The day book., 1917-02-28

" =. Huber, 10, 744 N. Hoyne aY.,
staLD-d in scUffle with Walter Fills,
13, 1881 Superior. Accident. VIII
recover.
Michael Burton, 3743 Diversey
pkwy., wife and four children suffer-
ing with ptomaine poisoning. Ate
bad potatoes bought from peddler.
August SchuCht, Hammond, sui
eide. Hanker self to bedpost. Two
sons in German army. Brooded over
them.
Directors to "Sins of Sons" invit-
ed to private presentation of that film
by Judge David.
Frank J. Ryan, 6s2s Bishop, for
mer states rep, arrested. Said to
have shot and wounded Dennis Nc
Kenna during election squabble.
Catherine MenzeI gave quart of
blood to save life of sister, Mary, by
TRANSMISSION. Both live at 1921 wal
lace.
Howard B. Hutchinson, sales mgr.
Lexington Howard Motor Co., killed
when auto turned turtle near La
fayette, Ind.
Harrison M. Wild, director Apollo
club, singing organization, resigned.
Two men and women held up
ThOs. Sass, 1437 S. Kostner av. S19.
Horace jackson, aged Board of
Trade man, reported engaged to Mrs.
Kate Shirley, San Diego, Cal
Thos. P. O'KeIIy, 6O8 w. 46th, hit
by taxi. Morris Schaeffer, chauffeur,
started to take him home in car.
Auto ran into tunnel siding. O'Kelly
went home alone.
Chicago Law and Order league
failed to find election day saloon Vio-
lation for first time in ten years.
Thos. Powers returned to former
home, III S. Halsted Found wife
had moved. Fired gun. Arrested.
n. Chandler Egan, golfer, reported
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03

iih Die 9biire. unb herein trat Der
Yortier. Nngeiihts Der S%a8esbelle.
tpclt)e ourh bic Sbiir b~ereinfiel.
iprong bef Ritel aug benz 9ctt. Ser
Yortier iiberreiHte ibnt BE Hefnun9
Der berfloiienen Naht unb bes belts
tigen 9daes. @eripunoert ,nbm er
Tie in gmpfane. 8dbrenb benz Gu>
neiben nun bemerfte er. bnb bas Sims
mer gar tein HenIfer bate. @r bate
in cinen alien 8lasSfranf 9ineiuses
ihuut, tporin einise leeae grannttpeinz
Slaifen itanben. CUR geeleidnng
ieiner Hednung mubte er ben lebten
Seler aug ieiner Saihe 3icbet Damn
5og er, I'M nift nod einnlal Den Dug
gu perihlafen, gu Sub Der Seimatb
gu. mo er NIT Sreubeu bon Der ee>
dnsitisten Gbebdlfte in gmpfana ses
nommen purbe. - .Sbermoiels 8tg."
Gbneu, %. Sebruar. - Srus
8eins Iusfubr iteben Die 1915er
8eiupreiie buuernb bod. Inter 81
500 biz 5000 Sranten lit nifts
mebr gu bdbcn. gu erIteenanntem
Yreiie fauftc elm @einbanoler aus
Cid in 8eintellern gu stabtbrebimus
neun Suoer. Sie 1861 8eiue.
tpeIhe niGt inter bas ausfubrperbot
fallen, iino i'm Yretie bon 1920 biz
$500 Sr. bro Super bofee9an9en.
@er bate bieiem linserntbencn Sobn
an ser @icge hteies bobe 2ico ses
iuneen?
sheibsen, 25. Sebruar.-9io
auf Initeben bes Germ Subert Siibor,
Rentner III Rpsport. a~bsebaltene
8dibers 9 eriteiseruns ersab f~olgenpes
Reiultat: II Gin @alb. Srt. gen.
SudenfeIb, 5 Scttar 33 Ir so ga.
arob. eritanb Scrr Gb. 8eiipers ans
etternad fir $1,000 Sr.; y Gin
3aIb, Srt gen. Sdeibeesbiiih. bon
5 Seft. is Ir 40 Ga. eritanben Die
6erren Spifmann bon Sfeio9en uro'
Neierburg bon 8reittpeiler fir a.
$50 Sir. nebit benz iibliden Iuf9eloe.
8nrsIinter, a. Wdrd. =
Inter 3ablreider Setbeiliguns bon
Rab unb Seru ipurben ecitern Die
'iterblifen 1leberreite bcs Siirscr>
n,eiiters Der 8emcinbc Sun8tinitcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03
@ro6bfDogtbum.
Ans Der d)amptaaht.

Npmuafinm. = Ourh 8roB6er5o9s
liden Yei6lub pom 2. Mdr5 1T 5err
Ratb. Ronsenait, friiberer General
Director Der Sinan5en, Brdiibeut bes
Staatsratbs, gum Ritslieb bes &uras
toriums bcs @pmnaiiums gu 9ugems
burg, bis gum Iblaiif Der f~iinfidbrisen
Sienit3eit. ipelfe nit Dem Shuliabr
1915-1916 besonnen bat, ernannt
lporoen.
9oifarten .Verfebr. = Die lugems
bursiid)en Seituneen peroffentliten
iolgenoe Wittbeiluns Der Re9icrune:
Sc pirb ernelit barauf binsetuieien,
bah big auf' peiteres mad benz Iuss
Lamb Yoitfarten perboten iinh, bic aus
mebreren Neutrality-suspicious. Sbeis
len = aIio uiht aus einem ein5tsen
Stiide S%teiipapier beiteben, ober bic
nit Iufz urb @intlebunsen ireenoz
lpelher Irt perieben iinb.
Suitis.-Serr Nbnofat adrl Shoes,
bisber Ittad,c an Der 8cneralsD iref>
tion Der Suiti5 (8esierunsl, lit Der
bieiisen Staats : Gnpaltihaft als
attohe 5%ugetheilt iporoen.
Grnennuns.-Serr> 8sneralsGb
fat SeIabape lit gum Sbereeridtsratb
ernanrt fporbeu.
1tnterrihtswcfen. = Wie perldiitet.
lit Serr Soiepb @aerer, YrofeHor an
Der Snbuitrie< unb Sanbelsfhule in
2nremburg. gum @eeierunes sGttaGe
iiir Die Inselesenbeiten bes offents
liten llnterrihts erndnnt tuorben.
8olbeme !Spd3eit. -Neuli6 f~eierten
sic beiben gbcIeute Reter 2orans, ees
boren 1914 su 5aler, ebemdIieer
Sdneibern,eiiter unb aatbdrina NDs
mer. seboren 1841 in 8repenmader.
8cibe felt 1909 in Der Stiftung 9ess
catprc, ibre solbene 5od5eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-03

unb ebemalieen gbs~eorbneteu bes
&antons 9rebenmader, Srn. Seltr
Yiis, gu 8rabe 9etragen. YIN ben
einbrudsooQen Seierliffeiten betbeis
.Iisten iit Die SO. Gbseoroueten alt
mics, Bed, Wat6. Sub, S6ils. 8irts
gen, ferner meBrere 8ertretcr Der
aderbous@ erfpaltlng uno r,rihiebene
WitalieSer Der Iderbdus aomrnAiion,
Der 8emeinoeratb ulb Die 8emeinoc>
8eamtcu bon Sunslititer II. a. IN.
Nm p%ffeneu 8rabe belt Serr Ibsce
prbncter Sr. Ilttpies benz @ereipieteu
etneu Nadruf.
% III er, 5. Iar5.-8eitern fans
bcn bier Die Snitauatipns sSeicrlits
fciten unIeres neli eruanuten Yfnrz
rers, bofip. Srn. Wi6. llrtuolo itatt.
Im Rorgeu mar feierlifles Sof1dmt,
am Notmittag unt 2 llbr bic eieents
lidle Capitalization. Sic EQUALIZATION
nabm Serr 9cfaut Repers bon
&orid Dor. Sic Seitpreoiet bielt elm
StubicngenoNe bts neuen Yfarrers,
Sr. Wad. Generals Setretdr bes Cur.
tat6. 8oltspereins.>
Cid a. b. MIS-, ~. RGr3.-auf
Der IboIfs emil zpiitte fubr aeiteru
cine 2~ofpntotioe eegeu einen nit fill
iieem @ubeiieu 9efllten aiibel. Ser
Waibiniit Rntb. Sopalb, nltrbe bon
Der diisiprisenoen Itaiie 9etroffen uno
erlitt babel 10 itipere granoiuunoen,
baB er fur5 nafber perihieo. CT itarb
I'M "a. 2ebensiabre.
Steiniel, 10. Sebrltar.,gine
alif unierer 8emarfnug eele9ere
@icIc Scr grben Stiimper, grob
1 Settar Is Or 20 3eptiar, sing
geitern in Dffentliher @eriteigerung
fir Den Rrei5 bon $4,000 SIR. in ben
Belts bes 8drtners Neuicr aus areu5s
srtinphen iiber. -
Weubprf, 4. Mdrs. = 9icicr
Gage fanten DIG 8obnun8cn Safob
@rbss 2ommer, limb @ittpe Sran3
grniter sum @ertauf. Criticize ipurbe
bon Dem 9rauereiarbeiter Gcter Strob
fir 3,20d Sr., lestere DON Sran5
grniters 8auien fir 5000 Sranfcn
eriporben.
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tmxemhmrger
Nahrtbtem.
Ans ben Ger. 5taateu.


lie 2usemburser 9ubuane's
; merben, ,ute allidbrlih, aud
; bieieS Sabr ben Sftau- Scnntas
, feiern nnb suar AM Sonntag,
; ben 10. Mai, in ber &er5 Sein.
2irGe. Gs lit icbr su uiinihen,
; bak lid b~efpnbers bieies Sabr bic
; 2ugetnbnrger rcft aablretf be-
, tbeilisen mosen. Wegen bes
, nnslii6felisen 2rieses in europa
, mar bic Sabl Der auSldneiiden
@eiuher in 2%uIemburs tudbrenb
, Der Sftane bieies Sabr iebr be-
, fHrdnft. Rum; mir woIen per-
, iufen, beitp 3ablreiher bier in
9msnaue ppr bcr SrDiferin Der
, 8etriibten su eriheinen unb tie
, mmfn inbriinitiger su bitten, haf :
, iie infer liebes aItes gaterlanb
, mie bisber, 10 andJ In Snfunft
, npr ben 0remeln beS 2riegeS be-
; mabren nnb Der satsen Welt
: red,t balb ben 10 n~ptbmenbtgen
, b%anernben Drieben BON ihrem
, bimmlii&en Spbne erflebrn
, m1ge.
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~Snrsmbarssr In Sranereieb.
(sp.stsa fur Si. -anIsmpurs.r Sasstte".)

Sm Barrier .Semps" Joni, 10.
Gpril leieu mir: Cine Delegation bes
lugemburailh > franSoiiihen 4omiteS
puroe bon Serru Itiniiter, Yrdiibens
ten 8ibot enpfanecn. 8oreeite1t
purSe Die Delegation. 5u Der peridies
pcne electromagnetic 2nrembureer Mno
Srau3oieu mtemburgiiher Gbitam,
mIns gcborteu. pom Srn. Camille
Yicarb, Wlitelieo Der fran5oiihen
Gamn,er unb SoriisenSer bes luyems
bnr9tihs iran3ciiihcn 3omites.