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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office of the Recorder
Of Eureka County Up to
June 20, 1917

James Mackey, Sheriff, to w. F.
Linebarger-Sheriff's deed to those
certain buildings known as The
Dwelling and Hotel. and the May
field building, together with the
ground actually occupied by said
buildings. situate in Lynn mining
district. Eureka County. Consider
alton $973.17. Recorded June 26.
1917.
James Mackey, Sheriff. to w. F.
Linebarger-Sheriff' deed to that
certain building known as the Zadow
dwelling. together with the ground
actually occupied by said dwelling,
situate in Lynn mining district, Eu-
rekaC County. Consideration S868. "a.
Recorded June 26, 1917.
Location Certificate of the Nephi
No. 5 mine in Lynn mining district
by A. Royal. Recorded Jnne %.
Notice of Location of the Roger:
placer mine in Eureka mining dis
trict by |. H. Rogers. Recorded
June 80.
Joe Tognetti to B. Merialdo-DeeC
to the north IL 1-2 feet of lot mum
Der 2 in block "a of the official maj
of the town of Eureka. together witt
improvements thereon; also all fur
niture, fixtures. etc.. contained il
said buildings. Consideration $3.50
Recorded June 80, 1917.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30

A large shipment of high-class
stock, including two stations, sever
al mares. a number of Shropshire
sheep and several pure bred Holstein
bulls and cows. will arrive in Reno
about August / for the Nevada stock
farm. The stock. horses and sheep
were purchased in England by M. P.
Guilliams for George Wingfeld and
represent the best that can be secured
in the islands.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30
Dangerous Rubbish Fire

A big pile of rubbish was set on
fire late Tuesday night on a vacant
lot in the rear of Chinatown by one
of the celestials. A little after IL
o'clock it got to blazing 10 briskly
that the attention of several of the
Rescue Hose boys was called to it
and they made the Chinaman carry
enough water to put the fire out. 1t
was thought at first that it would be
necessary to connect up the fire hose,
and the cart was run out on the
street, but it was finally put back in
the house without unreeling any of
the hose.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30

The 22nd annual session of the Re-
bekah Assembly of Nevada convened
in Goldfield last week. when the fol-
lowing Grand officers were elected:
President, Lottje Barnum. Virginia
City; Vice President, Natbalia Bros
semer. Eureka; Warden, Florence
Swasey, Tonopah; Treasurer, Ange-
line Day. Sparks; Trustee. Anna M.
Warren, Reno.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30

P. ]. Gallagher, j. E. johnson.
Peter Cbadra and Merrill Fletcher
made a trip by auto yesterday to the
zinc property owned by Peter Car
letti and the Fletcher Bros, about
60 miles north Of Eureka and near
Garden valley. The three gentlemen
first mentioned are prospective pur-
chasess and the trip was made for
an inspection OF the property.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30

All the ranchers in this section are
now feeling pretty good over the
bright prospect for a big hay crop
this season. There is plenty of water,
and If the fine growing weather con-
tinues al unusually heavy yield will
be harvested. 1t is generally con-
coded that the cutting on most of the
ranches this year will commence from
two to three weeks later than usual.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30
AMERICAN TROOPS
HAVE REACHED FRANCE
Thousands of Regulars. Marines
and Picked Men Are Safely
Landed and Show Eagerness
to Meet German Foe

A French Seaport, June 27.-Per-
shing's boys are here!
Thousands of them came within
the last "a hours out of the misty
vastness of the sea, a U-boat infested
sea that held no terrors for them
not a torpedo scratch on a transport;
not a single man lost. Spick and
span, with weather Drowned faces,
their eyes sparkling fight, every one
of them every inch a man, they
tramped down the gangways to the
strains of the STARS and Stripes"
into a pandemonium of amending
cheers.
Tonight they are already in camp
itching to get to the front. The
camp is not far from here. 1t is
in charge of General William l.. ST.
bert, who came in command of the
troops. PershieU is coming over
from Paris tomorrow to greet them.
Washington Confirms News of Arrival
Washington. June 27.-A brief
dispatch, hot from the cables, was
this morning placed on the desks of
Secretary of War Baker, Secretary
of the Navy Daniels and Major Cen
eral Tasker H. Bliss, acting chief of
staff.
1t was signed "Pershing' and con-
tanned in the bare language of an
army report historic tidings. 1t told
that for the first time in history an
American fighting force had landed
on European soil to fight the battles
of liberty and democracy against the
crumbling old order.
The dispatch was held in the deep
est secrecy by the three officials who
knew of its existence. This secrecy
was to protect men still believed to
be on the way.
To-night's reports from France
announced the arrival at a French
port of the entire American contin-
gent, Pershing's first division of
regulars ordered to France by Presi-
dent Wilson lat the earliest possible
time" were on the ground.
Tonight over the battle camps of
Europe the American flag is flying.
1t is a new flag to these world old
fields of war. Under it thousands of
men from another continent and
hemisphere are waiting to take their
places on the front where the world
is in battle.
AS long as there was any danger
of soldiers at sea being imperiled by
German submarines all officials of the
Government maintained the closest
secrecy concerning the arrival of the
Americans in France.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30

Little Tex" Richard, who &C.
quired a fortune in Ely II years ago
in the sporting world of that camp.
has been slipping on the primrose
path and after getting into serious
trouble there last week was given a
30-day sentence. This was suspended
long enough to give him a chance to
gather his togs and seek a more con-
genial climate.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30
NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that there will be e
of the Protective Range Association
at 2 o'clock p. m. Thursday, July 3, 1917, at
the Courthouse in Eureka. Nevada. One
purpose of this meeting is to appoint a repre-
to canyass the State for membership,
and all members should be present,
Dated June %. 1917.
J. A. BAILEY, President.
Bernard Damele, Secretary Treasurer.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30
New Road Acros. the SLOUGH

]. ID. Mclaughlin was in Eureka
several days this week completing
arrangements for commencing the
work of building up and making a
new roadway at the Slough, about
eight miles north of Eureka on the
main county road to Palisade. His
teams and grading outfits were ex-
pected to reach there yesterday, and
the work is to be started at once,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30
EXEMPTION BOARDS NAMED
Commissions in Nevada and % Other
State. Are Named By President Wilson

Washington. June 26.-Announce-
ment of local exemption boards in "a
States who will select candidates for
the National army under the draft
law we're made here to-day.
The rules of governing exemptions
have not yet been issued, bat will
be soon so the work of selecting the
army may be begun next week.
In a great majority of cases the
personnel of the boards shows that
President Wilson followed the sug-
gestions of army officers that city
and county officials be utilized.
The President. however. had asked
the Governors of the various States
to nominate candidates for the
boards.
1t may be assumed that these
boards as announced have the APP
proval not only of the President, but
of the State executives.
Among the States in which the
boards are complete are Washington.
Utah. Minnesota. Nevada, Montana.
Nebraska, New Mexico. North Da-
kota, Oklahoma, Colorado. South Da-
kota and Texas.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30
New Auto Service

The Eureka Garage has planned a
new auto service for business and
commercial travelling men that will
permit of a saving in time and ex-
pense on their regular trips to Au-
stin. Eureka and Ely. New Dodge
cars are to be used in this service.
and the starting time from Austin or
Ely will be set by those making the
trip. This garage is also prepared
to take mining and stockmen on
trips anywhere at any time. Read
the advertisement in another column.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30
CARD OF THANKS

We take this means to thank our
many friends for their kindness and
sympathy to usin our hour of sorrow,
and for their tribute of flowers to
our beloved daughter and sister.
Mr.. AND MRS. C. H. RAND AND
FAMILY.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express u apprecia-
ton and thank all our neighbors and
friends who rendered any act of
kindness or assisted us during the
illness and death of our little son.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN EVANS.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30

Owing to conditions said to have
been imposed by wholesalers. Tono-
pah wet-goods dealers have posted
a new scale of prices. No change
occurred in the price of whisky.
whieh remains at n bit. Milk
drinks were raised to two bits and
all other drinks to Is cents straight.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30

The members of the Board named
to act for Eureka County consist of
James Mackey, sheriff; w. R. Rey-
nolds (civilian); G. M. Roberts. coun-
to physician.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30
Big Utah Dam Goes Ont

Fairview, Utah. June Is. IN
crushing force of hundreds of mil
lions of gallons of water. caused /,
the melting snow flowing suddeplv
into the mammoth reservoir wb;.l
impounds the waters of the pr;..
River Irrigation Company, 20 mill,
northeast of Fairview, caused N.
concrete core Of the immense dam
to give away yesterday Afternoon
The dam rapidly crumbled and ths
1000 acre-feet of water, which had
been stored. is rushing down ths
Price River valley.
The dam is a total loss. Twentv
miles of the main and branch line.
of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
are reported to be washed away.
The immediate effect of the food
aside from damage to bridges, farms
and railroad trackage, will be %
temporarily, at least, shut off the
mines of Carbon County from re-.
ceiving the supply of cars on which
they depend for moving coal to the
smelters.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30
THE METAL MARKET

Thursdays metal quotations. :
Silver at New York 7S3 cents per ounce.
Copper at New York. $780, 80.
Lead at New York s11.75.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30

For once we are perfectly willing
to see Congress remain on the job
until they provide for falling or hang
ing the food hogs.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30

Attorney H. u. Castle of Elko was
in Eureka Monday and Tuesday at
tending to legal matters.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30

A later account states that the
damage done is now estimated al
81, 500, 900.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-06-30

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
in ct. SpniS Gunntp, Winn., nels
men Die @Dlfe i~iberhano.

9lQcm Inihein nod Der0en 1T ct.
9ouiS Gountp Die @olfe sur Elagc
lperocr, 6a Die Sarmer lid meigern,
Den 8olfen fir cine 10 gcringe Tr1.
mie nad)suItellerl.
Die bonn Gountp ~gc5ablten $3.50
geniigcn ben Sdeern nift, ttiO Der
Stoat bat bie periprohenen 5ui1s.
li6en $3.50 nift be3ablt. Iae tim.
mel1 jebof barin ilberein, ooB Die Or.
belt $15 pertb lit, liuo fals iie ben
Yreis nidyt erbalten, peroen bon
ibnen IN 3llfunft feline @olic mcbr
ge'hoiien iperoell.
@ie es beiBt. iinb nlebr @olie ais
ie sirpor porbonben, llnb es miro elmer
fleinen Irmee SSdger beoiirfen, I'M
Ser Halbtbiere Serr 81 mcroell. Die
8orlagc iiber Sertbeilung bon @olfs.
prduien lpr,roe in elmer fiir5lid) itatt'
gebobtcn Sibltng Der Se9tsIatllr &C.
itri1en uno iniolge beiien lueroel
feline @olie mebr geja9t.-N. y. u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
NnslGnOer uoer Wiiraer.

Sn Baltimore mllroc cin Irbeiter
Don ocn 0llnoesbeboroen ipegeil
llebertretluls Der 3onen.S6rifriften
perbaftet rulo bon ieiner Samilie ge-
trennt, obgleit, er Sabre lang I'M
Seere uniercs Sauoes geoient bat.
SSobn 8eors Seinlein, 10 beibt Der
Otann, lit OILS &nabe bon SeutldJluro
nab amerifa gefcmr;em bat oils
Scemann orf Gem Srenser ,Dirie"
lie Seeidla!l, bel Santiago mitge.
mud)t, bon 1898 bis 1902 int iedNten
Snfonterie .&egiment itno bon 1902
bis 1905 i'm 5lpeitcn 8aoaaerie.& esi.
mert gcOient !,nb anf ben Sbilippincn
gegen sic Rebellen gefGmpit. Gu,
Damn, Der Snfel CAMS Uniform &c.
trasen itno fir Die Ser. Stauten &c.
fGmpit bot, ioatc binigeripeiie ni6t
mebr alS M~usldnoer betrad)tet iper.
Den. @r bot iciiten @ert5 als 9iir'
ger leiier bemieien oils piele Jog. Gin.
uebprelle.-Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Gin Sittenbil6.

Gin r~eioenoes SittenbiIo entbGlt
~folserbe Melouug aus Gbepenne in
@pomins bonn "a. Sui: @eitern
fam cs bier al einem Rramaa; Der
erite Gag Der iabrlid pieoerfebrenoen
.Srontier Cans" Seier mar poriiber,
oils plotlid msbrere bunoert Wpo-
ming Mationulgaroiiten uno Giuili.
item nit &niitteln INTO Steinen be.
waffnet, oas itdotiide @efdngniB
ltiirmten mo ben Solbnten &. y.
9urfe, Der p~ertuftet poroen nar,
neil er in elmer Wirtbidyuft elm @las
Bier ~getrunfen bate, %befreiten. Ser
nWob" ourdBog bann ioblenb Die
StruBen Der Staot, lpiroe ober
ihlieBlid) olird) Nilitar, onS in Sort
9. 81. &iliicll auigeboten moroen mar,
allseinnocr getrieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Gum Shns fir Soloaten.
Gerehrerinnen.

Nus @aufesan 3d., miro gemel'
set: Siir ilrnge MGodert inter Is
,Sabren lit Sas Gurietp-9 cies in Sor-
itlqg sebradt moroen fir ale Staote
in bieiem Ibeile oes Staates. Sic
Mbriftungs Stationen Der @roBen
Seen irpie Die Sffi5iere im
Sort Sberioan liegen III oieIem
Gountp. annalt @elfI, Der llrbeber
Der beabiidtieten Seroroniins. lit Der
aniidt, ooB onOurd) Maoten Sol
Daten ullo Seelcutcu moralildrr
Sbus gepaDrt miro.
(Sraurig genilg. gltern foliten
iif idsinlen lire ID, 15., To-, IL
uno 1SiGbrigen Wdoden bis nod
W%itternadt nit Sol0aten lauren 81
laHeu.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Gin Mbmebrmittcl.

8Gbreno elmer @piOemie in 0ol.
las, Seras, mahte. Der Sefretar Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Die Hunoe nit
ben Snipeftoren, iim bort, no lie
nidt mebr notbig paren, Die grilnerl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5it e%ntiernen.
Nuf ibrem @egc famcn lie nad)
elmer Siitte, in Der cine Negerfamilie
pobnte; ais lie chen bos Tldfat Der.
nnternebmen mollten, fam Elm alter
Neger oil Die Sbiire INTO fragte:
,@oQen Sic pirflidl oas Ylafat
abnebmen?"
,Sa, Die Gllarantane lit beenoet;
lit es Sbnen pieleiht nidt ange.
nebm?"
,gS mar mir iGon lieber, tpenu
Sizes bansen ieBen-ieitoem oie "a.
rel % angeidIagen fpuroe, Bat lid
fem einsiger Solicitor bliden laiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
geim Inblif icincr Srau febrt Sc.
bGdtnie snriid.

IhiS @olt 0fil1n., miro ulltcr vi
tilln pom %. ESltli berif]tet: &ie
fiir3lid, beridtet lu,rOe, batte bel Dem
Sarmer Scbuitiau Saplor bicrlelblt
eil Miorn Aitfnabme g%efunoen, ben
Der ~15iQbrigc Sobn beS Farmers,
SSo6n, i'm WalOc umberirrenN gctlilt.
ben bate lllo mcIfcr, wle Ole Ierjte
erflGrten, Elm Spicr Der Ipbolia &c.
moroen mar. Gr bate ploslth 'ein
@eoGd)tniB tbcilpeile perloren lno
fonnte lid 5. .. nidpt erinnern, lpcr
1tuo lpuS or mar mo no er lpobnte.
Sros oQcr 9cnriibungen Der Ier5te
fe6rte ouS 8eoG6tniB nidt 5uriid.
g8o8 oieien nift gelang, brafte
baS @rideinen Ser 6rur oes Sranfcn
5upcge. Gr crfannte JIG iofort uno
crinncrte ii6 Damn mtd Ieines gea'
mems luro @oDnortes. Gr lit Der
SonoIungsreiienoe 6rant Sing aus
Chicago.
SEER unb Sral Sing tparct III Der
letter ISOLDE bon Chicago nab Mtin'
ncapoIis gefabren, no Srai &in9 bel
8ermalr0ten blicb, mGbren6 Serr
Sing cine Sour ourd) oaS norolid)e
Minnciota uno CANADA MAIDEN
nolltc.
Gr mar gcrooe auf Oent @ege BON
91llutb nad) @innipeg, oils or bon Der
eigenurtigcn araltfbeit befalleit
puroe. Gr fam nid)t begreifen, mes
bo[b err 9erubc bier ben 3ug perlieB,
ipenn es nid)t, ibm ulrbewuBt, Die llr.
idte nar, 0aB icine gltcrn bier III
Der 9tdbc cine Seimlt1tte batten.
9eioe @ltern famcn in einen 6eltcr
I'M, Dem altd) lire gnn5e Sabc sum
Spfer iiel. Ser bamals 7 Sabre alte
&nobe entgiug babitr6 Dem Sooe,
Dab err iid) in einen Sumpi rettetc.
Die glerSte neigcn Der InltdJt 81,
DOB Die Grinncrunq an lene Srago.
Die Sen ionocrboreu @eiItcs jritano bel
&errn Sling berporgcrufen battc.
Ser uto 6rait Sing limo lett Icd)s
SSobren pcrbcirutbet iluo babcn 5ruei
&inber, sic lid sesempGrtig III Chi
cugo bel SerpanOten %aufholten.
8ie Srau Sling er6dblte, bate III
BON Dem Spfer Der apbaiia gelelel
mo olid) iofort gepuBt, bob es ibl
Wonn lei. SrobOem ihre Serrpanoter
lie ooron binoern mollter, reiItc lie i
idncQ ais moglid) nddl @oli rno II
MN 9liiflid,, OuB JIG iid nid)t 5urild
baltcn lieB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Ter seniale @uridlas zines Srocf.
Inner Grfinoer5!u

Was ben Grfinoern @n9lanDs 3,
Sranfreid)'s nno glmerifa's nid1t ge'
lltngen, bas tibet IN @infalt elm finS-
lid, @emiitb. Sieies finblide @e-
miitb lit I'M gewobnliden Seben
StreibboISfabrifant in 9rooflpn inO
bat Den @rfinoern oller Barber elnen
Streih seipielt: er bat cttpas erfun-
ben. @tfpas g%eninles: elm llntebl'
bares Wtittel aegen Die llE9oote. Ser
alte Selirefa lebt nohl
Sein Wittpl iino Die Salfen. 3iele
graaioien, idonen 8ogel nit benz
LATHAM befannten Salfenaliee. r@ba,"
oenfen Sic, rOie Salfen iagerL ipie
uns Ser sroBe @rebm periidert, nit
@orliebe MGl,ie; man fam lie auf)
uuf 8atten breiiieren." 9us lit ridtig
unb lit iaiih. &idtig, baB lie, Mduie
jagen; falih, OaB man lie auf Die
Ratten abrityten fam, allber man be-
iolgt ben aenialen Blan bes Serrn
Observation-Disclosures bon Vrooflpn.
Man nimmt einen Salfen (pober
man i'm ninmt, lit Sadc Der betref.
fenoen STRAIGHTFORWARD; man nimnlt
einen Solfen urtb gibt ibnl iein 6rei'
ieu in einem 8ebGlter, Der ole Sorm
zines 0eriifops bat. Ger Salfe lit
ein flllses 96ier, er miro natilrlif)
oenfen. suB ieoes Beriifop Gin Sllt'
terrapf iit-unO alif oieie gand no.
tiirlide St,luBfolgerung griinoet Der
StreidJbolofabrifant ieinen SIan.
Seoes Stiif Der aqiierteu ariegs'
uno Sanoelsflprten erbGlt cine Mn'
sabl Oreiiierter Salfen, Die MIR lebr
ipGrlid) eedst perben. Sobalo MN
oas Sdiif in cine Sperr5one fonrmt,
ner0en Ole Salfen losgelallen, naf)'
benz man ibnen cine feline Bonnie
nit einem bofgrabigen @r~ploiipitofl
al Die Sdnge geblnoen bat. Ger
IaIfe iteiet in Die 2uft; oas 5olfen'
allae entoedt ein Reriifop; Der 5olfe
bGlt els fiir einelt Slltternapf; or ltoB1
aus Der Sobe AMI oas Yeriifop ber
uuter, Die gonlbe idlG9t auf Oas
Beriifop. 8nte Hadyt 3aud,
boot! Cute Naht Solfe!
Cine inelpublib ein1ad,e Sad)e
iaIt 10 einiah, Wie bas Sperlingfan
gen, inbem man Dem Gbierben Sal
mli ben Sdywanj itreut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09

idIuIies an Sen Yrdiioent, Si3e'Fra'
iioent, ben Spred)er bes Saules, Die
9orieer Der &pmites fir Nuslano.
Ingelegenbeiten ulro Die Senutoren
uno MeprGientanten oes Staates
Ntidigan 6u ienoen.
8on5 pergeiien ipuroe ieoodb $50.
pien an Den &niier bon Selterreihl
ben a1nig bon England, ben oeittlden
aaiicr mo Die Tegierung Der &epu'
blif HuBlanO 81 lenoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09

iilo bat IN Der Iesten ISOLDE tdglih
I'M Sllrtidnitt 36 Weilen gemadt.
Oefan Snre, Der 0iesnral BON Oh.
Nrtlulr Stunt Don Serbian, Ntinn., ,,no
Soiisbton Souioap, einem St1oen.
ten ieiner Safilt1t, begleitet miro,
bat in iritberen Sabren ganS China
uiro Sibirien Su CUB ourtquert,
ebenio nabea,i ale GbeiIe Der Ser.
Staaten. Ger Broieilor mllB elmer
Der gliidlidNten unO beneioensmertbe.
item aberdeen I'M gorSen 2unoe iein.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
,Snfel Sues" Seimatbimot brandt
feline SpIDaten III itelen.

Ser Staat Suiltois miro sur eriien
altsbebung fir Die nere Nrrlee 51,'
653 Soloaten itellen. Del S~eitlesune
Der Giloten fir oie peridiehenen
Staote miroe Die iiberraidenoe Set.
lteaung seniod]t, oaB Die Staot Gam.
bile, Die Seimatb bon nOnfel Soc"
Cannon, feinen ein5igen Munm 81
Itellen boben miro, ba iif iest ihon
iefsunbadt5ig Mdnner mebr freipil-
Zig amperben lieBeit, oils Die Quote
mir bie Staot betrGgt. Die Webr.
5abl miro benz iibrigen Sbeil bes
Stoatcs gutaeIdrieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Magiid)e @irfnng elmer Tiinf-
bpQarbtl.

g1ls 9ten Oorf perlulltet: Sm nc
Observation-Disclosures oes Wa.
rincfprps in Der Sit %. StrnBe lprad,
eilt jul9er Muru Dor, bcIien Serien'
Summer bel Der o&riegslotterlc" III
@aibin9ton 10 friib ge6ogen mar, DAB
er mubridJeinlih balb init mug. er
polltc Die Belt Dor ieiner GinbernTllng
5ltr llnterlllhung fir Die 3waugs-
ausbcbltng beniisen, Inn iid) rfrel'
niQi9" almcrben Sl lnIien.
,@enn i) untaliglid) bin, be-
foflme id, Damn cine gcidrinlglng?"
frogtc er Den bienittbuenoen Scut.
nant. .8emiB," lailtete Die Nntlport.
als er allf iein Sebperm0gel gepriifi
miiroe, fonnte CT alid) Die grDBter
9udGtaben nidlt leIen. uSln, allr
niht al braufen," murmelte Der
Seutnant, llno lieb ben Singing
allein I'M 3inmer. gls Der r6rei'
piaige" ben auseang 5uid,ritt, biidte
Her iid ploslidt bob cine allI ben
olrnflen SuBbooen in Der Ode faun
ii6tbore Siinfoollarnote aut unf
ipoate peridppinoen. 80, i'd oa6te
Sic fonnter nift ieben?" meinte oel
geraoe ipieoer eintretenOe Selltnant
Der Den iunaen Iunn-onrdl Ell
8udlod in Der Sbiir b%eobad)tet bate
gGanfc id,on, bob Sie meinen 6ilnIel
auigeboben babeH, Den ih rperloren"
lpottc." 9unn tbeilte Der Sffijiel
Dem @eiuher nit, Dab geid}einigln'
gen mir llntal,glid)e 9egenpartig midi
auf Eager ieien.
Gin anoerer Grid, Ourd) oe
Iriide6erger ofienbar Der ansbebrnl
Sll entgeben iudenL miro imner bdil
iiger entbedt. SSn ben lesten Eager
iino auf Hesiitricrlungsfartn pol
2euten. Ole lid ihnel nod nireilpiaie
teller" mollen, falide Aarnen ooel
aoreiien entoedt morben. Gie SopIe'
rem laiien lid unterild>el, mo mcnr
lie tmlgIid iirO,-fommcn lie MIDI
micoer. 9ie ibnen 5ilaeld)iftcn aar'
ten fpnlnlen Damn oils rnoelteabal
BON ser Goit 5uriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
y3u oienen--ja!"

UOu pleHeH ID!
Wl Sing Sang fniff sic flligen
gugen 5uiammen uiro DullOte iid)
5llm 8eben noralif Der 8egleiter be.
merfte: SD oadte, Sic mollten On
ten f~aufen?"
nanuten-nein, id moGte MIR nil.
len, mas lie foiten."
yWariim 6as, Gr5etlenj?"
r@eil mir mein aoG ieit SSSabren
iieben Collars oas Stiid bere6ret."
.@as Sic nibt iagen! 9as lit
alleroiues cine llnperihdmtbeit. Sic
lperoen ben Sod acmib ioiort ent.
Iaiien."
@u itiittelte Sen aopf: n8ir
Gbinelen %entIuilen iinlere 8ohe
niht."
yMus tbiln Sic oenn nit ibnen2"
Sddelnb erIuioerte ISL: ngam.
bus"
Ter 8esleiter iab i'm eritaunt an
r9anlblls?! Gr5ellen5 lprefen 1T
Ndtbieln."
Ger 9ambus lit cine YilanSe."
erflGrte @ii, ybie bcionbere Gigenbei.
ten beiist; ba6n geboren bciipielS.
weiie Die ieiner, ober iebr harten uuO
5dbeu Garden. 9ieie ifabt man
iorglom orb, Or2Jt burails cine Hile
uno ipirit bieie Yige in Die Speiie,
oie man unbeQuemen 8erionlihfeiten
poriest. 9ieie Yille = cine gan5
feline, faum benlerfbare Yille-Ser.
idludt nm DER 9etreiienoe; lie lott
lid I'M Wa9en auf uno Die fcinen,
5Gben 9amblisbdrd)en periIriahen
oann St0rungen in Den gingeDciOen,
Storunsen, Die nnieblbar Den SoS
our Tolge baben. 1us iii cine oel
bcionoerem mo nlandrral icbr Mtg
liden Gigenbeiten bes 8ambus. .
Yr1iioent ri YUAN Sung bat cir
inneres 9eioen. Gr miro iein gmll
nift ipieoer ilbcrnebmen.
9anlbus?