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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
OFFICERS
ARRIVE AT PARIS
First Contingent Of Staff Of q.
s. Commander in French
Capital,

Pershing's staff arrived here this morn
ing,
The party consists. OF Colonel Nc
Ga-.hs, sc!Sss soF, SoivIIei Ireland.
Major Drum and Quartermaster Cap
tains Moore and Parges. They were met
by Maj. Gen. James Logan. jr.. and
Capt. Carl Boyd. resident military at
taches.
The officers came to prepare for the
American forces when they arrive.
LUNCHEON WITH KING.
London, June 12.-General Pershing
and United States Ambassador Page
took luncheon with King George and
Queen Mary at Buckingham palace to-
day. The king has invited the enlisted
men in General Pershing's party to visit
the palace on Tuesday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
SPIES GIVE
u. S. SECRETS
TO ENEMIES
Information Which Only Files Of
Navy Department Could Re-
veal Found in Letters
Senator Produces.
DEFENSE PLANS SHOWN
Secret Service Department to
Take Charge Of Affair Dis
closed in Probe of Mon
golia Accident.


Washington, June 12-Either a spy
or traitor has been divulging confiden-
tlal information of the bureau Of ord
nance, Secretary Daniels today told the
Senate naval affairs committee.
When the committee today resumed
investigation of the Mongolia shell ac-
cident, Senator Frelinghuysen produced
some letters which Secretary Daniels
said contained Information which only
fdential files of the ordnance bureau.
He asked to have them turned over to
the secret service. Senator Freling-
huysen said he had no desire to shield
any one, that he had attempted to find
out something about the author and
could not
Secretary Daniels contended that
charges of incompetency were made in
the letters against inspectors and that
they contained grave reflections upon
the basic defenses of the country. n
or the letters was postmarked Detroit,
Mich.
TiGHTENs UP ON TRAVEL.
The government today began to
tighten restrictions governing travel
between the United States and foreign
countries. Steamship companies will ac-
cept no passengers Tor ferelgn ports,
unless they possess pas ports from the
state department, which nave been
vized. The department of labor at the
same time ordered its agents to be par
ticularly careful in admitting persons
into the country.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
CAMPS FOR GUARD
And ARMY CHOSEN
Guard Mobilization Points Lo-
Gated in South-Four Cities
Get Cantonments.

Washington, June 12.-Fort Worth,
Waco, Houston, Fort Sill. N. NJ, and
Linda, Cal, have been approved as adj
ditional camps for national guard mo-
utilization. it vas announced today.
The approval of Petersburg, Va. as
a c%antonnaent site was revoked,
Little Rock, Ark, Louisville, KY.
Battle Creek, Mich, and San Antonio
Tex, have been approved as additional
cantonment sites for the new army.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
sLAcKERs PLEAD GUILTY.

Rockford, ILL.,, June 12.-Pleas were
made by nearly 100 men held for al
legged refusal to register under the Sc
lective draft law when they were ar
raigned before a United States COM
mission here and in Belvidere. Those
who admitted they deliberately had re-
fused to obey the Law We're remanded
to Jail to await sentence by Judge X.
M. Lands.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
RUSS NOTE IN SCHOOLS.

washington, June 11.-President Will
sons war messag e,~ arranged with loot
note references and notations to make
it available for detailed study by
schools, was issued in pamphlet form
today by the committee of public infor-
nation.
The pamphlet will be sent free to
schools. Libraries. and organizations or
individuals applying for them. A move
It a text book in school c~urriculums.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

Persons in England who conform to
h appeal to eat less thar the amount
of bread fixed as a voluntary ration,
will be entitled to wear a gold colored
button with the words: "On Volun-
tary Rations" embossed across it, and
q crown above.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
CONTRACTS FOR SCORE
OF SMALL SHIPS LET
Great Ship Yards to Be Built in
South to Construct YES
sells for U. S.

Savannah, Ga, June 12.-An SIS, $780,
900 contract for the immediate con-
struction of a s>c.sa OF 5000 ton ships.
has been let by the federal shipping
board to Terry & Trench. New York
contractors. They announced today
that they will erect an expensive ship
yard at Savannah.
Two thousand skilled laborers will be
brought here to work.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
BRITAIN SENDS Note
ON AIMS To RUSSIA
Not Made Public, It Is Said to
Be in General Agreement
With Wilson'S.

Linden, June 12.-Great Britain has
sent Russia a note in reply to the lat
ter's request for a statement of British
war aims. The note, although not yet
made public, is stated to be in general
agreement with President Wilson's note
to Russia.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
URGES SAILORS "a any.

washington, Fur H. Secretary
Daniels sent q message to every navy
ship n station today urging every
maj in tho service to subscribe 10 the
payment plan will be applied to the pur-
chase Of tho bondS
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
BARON Won PLEMER, NOTED
R AVIATOR, KILLED

Amsterdam. {yin London). June IL
A Berlin dispatch reports the death in
action In Flanders of Baron Ernst Won
Plener. one OF GermanY's most cele-
DRAFTED avtators
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

The wiping out of h German salient
at Messines appears merely-the pro-
Jude to a projected battle Of a far
fnightier description.
The British have resumed trench
raids over a front reaching from north
of 9pres to as far south as Epehy, a
distance of about 70 miles as the crow
flies. but far more than that along the
tortuous %windings of the battle front.
The official announcement OF aid
north of Ypres is of especial interest
in view of the recent frequently re-
ported heavy artillery fire on the Bel
glan front. From Ypres the allied front
rye sharply to the sea and an adj
vance here would threaten the German
hold on their great submarine bases
on the Belgian coast, Ostend and Zee
brugge.
In the meantime there are indications
that General Sarrail is preparing to
resume the offensive in Macedonia, the
Bulgarian official re-
porting a great increase in the violence
Of the allied artillery fire on this front.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
u. s. SAILING ship
SUNK BY SUBMARINE
Magnus Manson Goes Down Aft
er All Members of Grew
Leave Her.

London, June 12-The American sail
ing vessel. Magnus Manson, has been
sunk by a German submarine. She was
sen Down after the crew had left her.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

Private advices We're received in Mo-
bile late last month that the Magnus
Manson. 1.751 tons. had been atorpedoed
off the French coast. The dispatch re-
celyed there stated that the master and
crew were saved,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

Paris, June 12-There was active ar
tlllery fighting last night north of the
Somme. the WA office A
German raid west of Cerny was re-
pulsed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

The big orang outang goes t. bed at
shutdown and refuses to see visitors
After dusk. He is Also an early riser.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
GERMAN LINES SMASHED.

GERMAN LINES SMASHED.
British Headquarters in France. via
London, June 10.-(by the Associated
~PressJ.-The taking of Messines ridge
has robbed the Germans of the last
commanding natural position they oc-
cupied for so long opposite the British
lines. Bapaume and Vimy and Messines
ridges, as we'll as Monchy plateau, five
miles east of Arras, have all been cap
tnred by the British during the last
three months. and this has materially
changed the military Situation on his
front.
1t is natural that the German COM
muniques and wireless press reports
should attempt to belittle the loss of
these positions.
OF course. there remains the much
talked off Siegfried and Wotan lines.
with Their various upport systems Of
trench defenses. The Siegfried line rep
resents that portion of the Hindenburg
line between Queant and st. Quentin.
The Hinaenburg line between Queant
and Arras has virtually been all taken
by the British; SO, the Germans now
call their principal line of defense north
Of anea r. the MWcta: 20 s-1fseT::yy
known as the Drocourt-Queant switch
line.
North of Drocourt this line runs to
Montigny, thence west to Annay, and
connects with the trench systems there.
All these lines, however, lack the ma
tural advantages which the Germans
possessed when III command OF the
ridges.
The enemy has endeavored to offset
this with artificial strength in the
elaborate use Of steel and concrete for
machine gun emplacements and sup
ports for the coveted trenches. The VIC
tory Of M~assines ridge, however, shows
that concrete and steel strong points
must yield to the concentration of ar
tillery fire which the allies now are
able to bring to bear upon any given
point.
1t would seem that a victory must be
gained by a series Of powerful blows
such as that delivered at Arras on East
er Monday and at Messines. last Thurs
day. There is little hope that modern
warfare can ever get wholly into the
open and no one is de!uded by such
thoughts. for the simple reason that 3
retreatins army can dig faster than is
opponents can advance.
PEASANTS DEMAND REPUBLIC.
Petrograd, June 12. (via London)-
The congress of peasants delegates OF
all Russia has joined in the movement
for the establishment of a republic in
Russia. 1t has adopted a resolution in
of a federal republic on democrat.
ic lines.
OCCUPY GREEK TOWN.
Washington, d. c., June 12-Occupa-
ton of Janina in northwestern Greece
near the Albanian frontier by Italian
troops was a military necessity, ac-
cording to official dispatches received
today from h Italian government. The
occupation was necessitated, the dis
patches say, to guarantee the stability
of conditions in the occupied territory
of Albania and to establish a shorter
and safer route for Italian transports
and supply ships across the Adriatic.
WAR EXPENSE $7-277.5oo DAILY.
London, June 12-Great Britain is
spending s7,27I,5oo daily in conducting
her war, chancellor at exchequer, Bo-
mar Law. told house of commons today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
IDAHO SUPPLIES QUOTA.

Washington. D. c., June 12-1daho
completed it's regular army recruiting
quota Saturday, making the seventh
state to have supplied its allotted num-
Der OF war volunteers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

London, June 12-The British have
made an additional advance south of
Messines, the war office announced this
morning.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

Rome, (via London), June l2-The
Italians have resumed the offensive,
capturing Monte Ortigara, east of Gil
ma undice. Angelic BASS. the war Of
flee announced today
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
OCCUPY CREEK TOWN.
WAR EXPENSE s7277,5oo pA,LY.

London, June 12-Great Britain is
spending s7,27I,50o daily in conducting
her war, chancellor at exchequer. Bo-
mar Law. told house of mIno today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14

1 no VA HITE 60 oSA"S iS"oSeI VI TO
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-06-14
PEASANTS DEMAND REPuBLic.

Petrograd, June IL. (via London)-
The congress of peasants delegates Of
all Russia has joined in the movement
for the establishment of a republic in
Russia. 1t a adopted a resolution in
favor of a federal republic OF democrat.
ic lines.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Don Hmneersnefh beSrskt.

Niah elmer Sepcidc ais Berlin
mcIoct Ole idlueoiihe 3cituus ~@otez
bor9s Gitenpoiten", baB grobe ruff
Idle Stdbte BON 6un9ersnutb bebrobt
iinb, uuo bnB urtbeiIsfdhige Seute.
lueIhc chen II HubIano 3%uriidgctebrt
iino. Die Gage boffuungslo5 nenneu
Bi6tige Nabruugsmittel fcbIeu gdn3z
LID ODER iinb MIR in tleiuen gtcnecr
porbouben. Surh Die unslaubIiden
3uitdnoc. lpelhe in ruiiilhcn S6lddz
tcrcicu berrIfen, iii picl 9ieb pcrnits
tct morbcn. Sic Nuiien Ieioen uutcr
Dem Wangel an Srpt. IS lit bud
itdbIid luabr, bab Guropa's 9roBte
aorntammer bcltc uidt mcbr int
itnnbe lit, Die eigene gepplferung nit
genii8cub Srotfrutt 81 periorgeu.
Sas porbanbcnc 8etreioe pcrfarlt in
Den Speidern. pdbrenb in Den 6auptz
ltdoten unb III auberen SroBeu BE-
uolterunes 9eutreu Saltienbe 6ungcr
lciben. Die 9cbDrbcn miiiicn lid bus
fer na3u peritcbcn. sic 9cp0ltcrung
nit ben bon bcu Nilitdrbeborbcn arz
geIammeltcn %orrdtbeu fir ba5 Seer
gu nerior9en.
2o cs auf benz 2aupe iufolsc Ser
rieIi9en Hetrltieruug an Irbeit5>
frditen fcblt, 10 luirb, iagen rIIiiidc
3eitun8c1, Elm Srittel beS Iderlanbe5
brad lieaen miliieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
AbPsmmen bstreiis 1sriees'
esfanecner.

Sic ScrIiner llcberiecs Mubrthtenz
a9entur peroifentIiht foI8cnoe amt
Iifc Intilnbigung:
"Sllr ldn8ere 3cit perluenbete Die
ruIliihc Hegierung SauIenoc bon
oeutIGen aricgsgcfangenen an Sai,
Der Wurmunstiid]eu G%iIcnbabn. IS
IN %al8emciu bctanut, lpclfcu Cut
bebrungen bicic @efan9eneu ou5gcicBt
lu1ren uno onB pielc bon linen inz
f~plBcDenen umfumcn. ga ale oeltz
Id)en Sroteite pergebliA mureu. muir
ben 1000 ruiliidc 9eiangene Sffi5icre
BON Sffi3ierslngern nud) Den gelpobns
litlen Observation-Disclosures iibers
filbrt. Die ruiitihc 8c9ieruug iiberz
filbrtc onralfbin am 10. Nopember
ale frie8sgefnngenen beutiden Sffiz
3terc nad) 8%eluobnlidleu @~cfnngeneus
ldgern.
Srrh @crmittlung bc5 %itlucoiifcn
unb bdniiheu Hotbcn &reuBe5. Yrin,
&arl bon Sd,lpeoen uto 1riu3 8uloez
MAI bon 9dncmort, nuroe icbod 3ipiz
lten Den bciOen Hcgierungeu Gin
llcbcrcinfontmen getruffen. Gar
Nitoluus bat nugeoronet. bnb nad
DEM /. Sauuar 1917 feline bcutid1eu
arie8sgcfangencu mcbr an ser Wllrz
mansttitcn 8abn bcifdittgt lperbcn
olirfcu. @r prbnetc fcrucr an, aIlc
8e8enmdBnabmcn 8egen beutItc
Cffi5iere a%ufsubeben. Ser 0eutltc
8aiicr befnbI O%nruuf. Die 1000 ruiiis
iheu Sffi3iere lpieoer nod bcu Sfiis
3ierslageru 81 bringcr u1o lie rpicber
ais Sffi3icre 81 b%ebanbeln. Die
Nurmnnstiite aiiite Iiegt I'M Norben
Der Salbiniel Soda am WeiBcn Neer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Dtdbtise u~'SsstGntfcRei'
Sung.

GeutidIanb's alaiiiii3ieruns pes
britiiten Sumpfers .9aleboniu" oils
bepaffneter Stronger mag einen groBen
SinfIuB nuf f~ernere peutitc Sallhs
b~oottbdti9teit ausiibeu, iotpcit Surtz
llItuns uno NubnIteu iolher Shiffe
in 8etratt tommcu, pie Die .Serliner
SdsIihe 8unoihau" slaubt. Iat) Der
Seidreibung Der @efanseuuabnle ocS
aapitdns Slnitie bon Der caledonia"
nit Der Scgrilnoung. bab cs ii6 UNI
einen beipaffnetcu Stronger banole,
idreibt Die ~Runbitau": nSas Mmes
rita ge9ebene @eripreheu. baB Gbns
Iide Stiffe augebaIten rno purhiudt
lperocu iollen. cbc tic perientt ncrpcn,
miro bamit binfdaig. ieIbIr ipenu
Nmcritaner an Sorb iinb. Seutihs
LAMB lpiro icet in Der Gage ieiu. ieine
Sautbpottbdtisteit aus5ubebneu. ipa
lett tangent cine unpermeioIihe Hotbs
lpenbigteit mar"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Jnssnieur Guen kineeriebtet.

Srau Solparb g. Guon bon 8aters
burn, Conn.,, bat neuIih bon benz
Staatss 9epartement Hafriht err
baIten, bab cine ReIouus eineetrpffen
lei, ippuah ibr 9atte, Elm 9crgbaiz
Sn9enieur, am 8. Se3ember in Cara
a Terito. auf Die Nntlase, Seinoen
Der merifnniifeu 8eeieruns @orihub
9eleiitet 81 baben. bingerittct porben
lei. Die Nrtlase itiiste iid b%araui,
Dag Gapu Gr5 s~etauit bate. pus BON
eincm BON Der 9arran5as Regierung
tunfis5ierten gergtperte 9eitp6len
ipar. Su5 Staats 9epartement bate
I'M September bon benz Sale sebort
lno es bieB, es lei ibm eeIunecn, cine
llmiuanolune Der 3~obesitraie in cine
3uhtbausitraie bon 20 Sabreu bers
bei3ufiibren. gs mar bierbei seItenS
gemad,t tporoen, gQou babe ni6t gea
lpuBt, oaS bas DOT linn angetaufte
Gr5 seitobleu tporben mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

Wiaihineu9etpebre (Spitem 9ot6tiB) ,
20 Stiid So Gentimeters RDrier, $50
BatintteI fir NaI6inengerpebre unb
0funition, % Iutps, 3S Suurenautos.
% 2~aItalltos. iiinf &runtcuautos. iies
ben Sanitdt5luaaen nit poGlitdubiger
dr3tIt6er Iu5riiituug, 5ipet Slus3cugz
'd)uppcn, fiiuf 2uftbalpns nit Cube
Dor, SS3 Souncn Stabl in Barren,
80 Spnneu Nidel. % Sonnen Shtpez
fei, So Sonneu glei. 62 Sonncn Dtuz
id1inen unb Sunamos. Ser @crtb
Der Snoung ipiro auf % MiQionen
Otart, Der Wertb bcs ncueu Sfiffes
ouf ctlpa 2.5 gtiuiouen Wtart geitdet.
10 baB 0cutidlanb's Seinocn nit Der
Nerientung oe5 Sfiffes ins9eiammt
elm @eIoihabeu bon minbeitenS 20
WtiQiunen Wurt entitanocn lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
bic SirOlcr &m6cclm i'm rmiiiicbcm
Scbiiscngrabcn.
(6iue @ci6i6te uum Reimmidl.)

l6dftigt lnb batten bas Seraritommer
oes Sepp ilberbaupt nicbt bemertt.
"Nir SaitId?" fragte ba ser Scpt
gang 3utrdulidl.
llnp elmer Der Huiieu. Ser 9eraoe
NIT cincm lnngen 20ffel in einem
Re''el ril6rte, in Dem Elm balber oams
mel aar getoht purbe, eriuIte i'm an
unO %ltamnlelte: Stir. mir Saitifl"
Scr Suit bes Ifon gnn5 cart 9ez
poroenen S6afilciihes 3og DEM Sepp,
Der lett 3ebn Sngen bon 3tpiebad uno
NorIerpcn 9elebt bate, iebr IiebIih in
Die Nnie, lno ba lid, Die Huiien in
tbren WorbereitlIneen fir Die Wu6lieit
ourhaus nidJt itoren lieben, uno feiuer
alld mir cine Wticne madte, ibn aes
fangen gu nebmeu. poer gar auf i'm
81 ltiebcn, tuiroe er tiibner, aumaI
oa er lab, nie elmer Der Niuihnits iih
oarllit abmiibte, ans elmer bon Wehl
nnb a~artoffelu bereeIteGten Raiie
groBe &u9cIn 81 breben, Die i'm iofort
an Die beimiihen 8uobel erinnerten,
Die feline Wutter tuie feline sipeite in
Smatn ber5u'teaen bertrand.
Sn aler Seelenrube aina nun Der
Sepp, ba linn fetn Rcnid, ipas Al
Geioe that. auf Den Iultnit gu uno
iagte: .gir, mir 49,"
Ser arinite IN cincm 5u, Nnbere
%iteIlten lid, nm Die @ruppe berum uno
iaben poQ @er9uii9en, mic Ser Sepp
Dem un9elcnten Nitolai, Der nod ME
mas 8eihcibtcs gu toden pcritanben,
Die Ioeben georebte augel aus Der
Sano nabm irno lid anihidte, Den
Seig 81 periufen unb Dem S0lpcl All
5eigen, tpie or Iih bel Der 3nobelz
b%ereitung nn5uitelleu bate.
llnb pieoer fragte Der Sepp: Stir
Saitid? &einer mir Saiti6?"
Seine Nntluort. ~NIe grinitcn unb
9run3tcn nltr 10 Dor @ereniiaen, 10
oaB Der Sepp nift umbin tpnnte, 3u
bencrtcn: ~9amiihte 9aeaid. bas
miiftc!"
Ser ruiiiife llntcroifi3icr, ser sic
Sammclbrilbe riihrtc, modte bieicu
a~raftnusoruf bes Scpp fir Die Ilfz
forocrun9 balten. bod cuolid eincn
Ofenlten 81 bolen, nit Dem Der
l%lc6crldufcr obcr Der YarlamentGr iif
oc~ritdnbi9eu fpnnte, bonn ettpas Iebns
Tides mubte Der &erl bod icin.
ltnb 10 fpinftc er eiucu Der Nlihz
nifs 81 lid beron uno Iagte ibnl Elm
paar rlIli'de Wortc, bon benen Scr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04

Sepp, Ser ifon mittcu inn an0bel.
oreben oriu mar, nldD niht einer
cin6iseu YuIlt peritan0.
Na6 einigen @imltcu erid)ier
Oenn audi lpirtIih Elm altc3, peiBs
baariges Siibhcn nit gcbrebtcu Sodcr
uno i6micrigem, langcm anftau mn
iagtc:
sd bin Der @icbbduoler Salomon
Stlberberg Ii 8arifau. 8ua
tpoleu Sic bier?"
DWoS. Sic ian a &iebbGrolcr2"
fubr es oa Durt Den appf ocs Sepp.
aber 5lul 9uten Slid bcIanu CT lid
nod. oaB es 9anS lltparlamentarild,
9eipelen lpure, iogIeih NIT Der Sbilre
ms 9aus gu fallen. 9esbalb nabm
er in bieiem entid)eioungspoQen
Au9eublide ale ieine Srehbeit uno
allen ieinen Wlltb 5uianmen uuo ers
tpiberte:
.Sag'n &c bod bolt hcn 9ait'n \,
ipie nan Die anoblu nlacht, 6crr
Snlomou Silberber9I 60 miro be5
.@'lump ia ME mir. ga mllas bolt
nod a Soal8 oron III a paur Oar
(Gier) uno bann in iicbig BOXES
&oai'r. Z tuoaB bes bolt pou
uaitcr Wlttta, Die boat Die bcit'u
Siroler ane0'In IN gang @ntain
g'moa6t."
SaIonon Stlberberg. Der id,on oft
als 9olmetid gebient bate. Der nit
angebprenem Shariiinn Die Sdlallz
belt oes SirpIer Sungen ollrtifnute,
unb Der ben Huiien iibcrbaupt nid,t
bolo mar, ii6erieBte %iport9etreu uno
oaS Snterei'e an ben anooeIu iplld)s
bel Den Wuifnits uno benz ruiiiidcu
llnteroffi3ter bon Minute an Ninute.
Sepp bereitete cine neue WtaHe.
@iner Der Soloateu. Ser crit geiteru
3uianmcu nit icincn aumeruocu
einen GaIi3iifeu 8auerubof gepliinz
bert unb in Brand oeItedt hattie,
lhleppte einen aorb nit 9iern bcrbci,
Die CT bate mitgebeu beiBen. uro Jest
fehlte Dem Scpp nidts mebr 5u benz
miittcrItfcn He3ept.
GIs bie 3n0ocl fertig iparcn uno
Der llnteroffi6ier OILS crite Reipeftsz
perion arlf Die burt Solomon Stlberz
berg bcrbolmetifte Iufforberun9 bcs
Scpp cincn periut)te, ifmaetc er pie
Elm 8eipiileS 8oritentbier. oas feline
Wabl6ett einuimmt. uuo Die 8cIidter
Der Ntuidnit5 p~crtIdrtcu lid. ibrc
purbeu lpie Die 8Gbcr, ais MN
Der Sefebl .Otabl5eit faiien" in ruiiis
i6cr Sprnhe erihpu.
Iut Der Scpp bcfam cinen giapf
uno SaIon1on Silberber9 ans 8arz
ihau ipeiitc nit.
Sen 8uef bon Sepp'5 9eiudl itiez
ncn ionobl Der l~lrterofii3ier ais audi
Die Wuihnifs infolae Der nodl nie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
Das Cit WnnitisnsSampfer
birat.

Die 2noung be5 i'm u0rhIihen Gisz
nicer bon cinem beutit)en II Boot pcrz
"icntteu Sampler .9iitrieu" bon 81
6SS Or. H.s5. mar fir bos rumtGs
uiid)c Seer beitimmt. Inter i6r be-
ianocu lid, lpie aus Der 2uoeIiite bcs
Snbr5cu9s bc%roor8ebt, II. q. 125,000
Stiid rs Gcntimctcrs 8ranaten nit
3iinberu, $4,000 Stiid rs @entiz
meter &artuiteu. 100000 &urz
tuidIen fiir Ritraiueuien, 100000
Stiii 81 Gcntimetcrs 8ranatcn, 300
Stablbomben NIT 3iinbcru lno 9az
Ouug, 5000 Stiid ~ 9entimetcrs
8ranatcu unO c%beuiopielc &artuIten,
100000 Eatroneu fir WaItincn>
gctpebre, 5000 Siinoifuuren. 10000
StablbeIme, 10000 8ctpe6rc, 100
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-04
ADMIRAL pewey's 11auieatsr
In Ser Sdbladet bel lila.
Mia abbernien.

Nad ldnserem 8eibcn iii in gertcs
len. Sal, III ieincr @obnuug Der
peniionierte 8apitdu Carlos Gilman
Saltins bon Der Sunbesmarine aus
Dem irbiiten 2eben abberuien pproen.
aapitdu SaItinS mar Nomiral Sclpep's
Navigator auf Dem Stronger .Slpms
pia" i'll Der ShIatt bel Manila am
1. Ytai 1898. NuS 8odport, g, aes
biirti8. 100 er I'M Sabre 1850 oos 9idt
Der 8eIt erblidte. abiolpicrte CT Die
MARINE Ntaeemie i'm Sabre 1871 uno
bas erite S6iii. AMI lpeldcm cr piente,
lpar Die "@pomring". CUR 3eit Der
StIndt bel Wauila mar or Ycutnunt
uno bon icinem llrtbeil ols Napi9ator
hing bel Der Sininbrt in Die Bal Der
9au5c GrioIg Der Expedition ab.
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esnnerifansrin kiIit Dsrj
auibauen.

Sas Surf 8itromout i'll Sruntreid,
oas nit 8erbepiIler oils ems Der eriteu
I'M aricg in Sriimmer selegt purbe.
miro Die Gbrc buben. oils critics bon
ben 5eritprtcn fran6oiiihen Soriern
ipieocr a%ufgebaut 81 iperbeu.
Yer 8%runbitein 81 Der crlteu
Sduicr9rlppc puroe bon bent ameris
taniid)en S%otidaiter 8ilium 8rapeS
sharp gclcSt. Srau 8iuiam s..
Srodcr allS San Srarciscp. pclhc Die
WtttcI 5u Der 8eitaurieruug seitiitet
bat. ipar ielbit nid)t anpcieno unb
lteB iid eurh Sri. 9aiip Bolt bon
oan SranciSco oertrctcn. Ston Yobc.
Der Siirgermeiiter bcS Cries. uno
Sreiett Nirmau BON Separtemeut
Wcurtbes set Noiele bieIteu Nuipras