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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
Wobernes Ginanssenie.

Cine Gepeide aus 9pon (Grant.
reid) an Sen Barrier .ggceCiior"
meloet, baB @enbon .. Wenboja, elm
ebemaliser braiiIianiider 2eputier.
ter, in @enf mlf bie Mnflage perbaf-
tet poroen lit, Den grIos aus elmer
5ebn Willionen Sranc . 4nIeibe, NIT
peld}er er bon Der braiilaniifen Re.
eierung betrai,t moroen mar, in Die
eigene Saife seiteft su bdben.
Or iou Die Bombs gu einem niebri.
gen 1reiie losgeidJlasen babem
poraiif Die braiilianilfe Megicr,ns
ieine 0erbaftuns peranlabte. Bel
Der eriten 8ernebm,ng in einem
iran3oiiiden 3riminalgeridt ica er
erflart buben, er babe bas @elb nlir
aus 5lrft bebolten, SaB bel oeiien
Werianot mad graiilien oas Sbiff
torpeoiert peroen fonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
@0lic an Der Sitfrunt.

3ablreide bungrise @olie MAIDEN
Die rlliiiite 5ront III Bolen uniiher.
Sic @olie iolen iogar in Die Sront-
itequngen elm. Sbre 3obl lit mitln.
ter 10 groB, buB Die Ruiien ge3mllu.
gen iinb, 5ur gbpebr Der Hmlbrbiere
nit neutrality-suspicious. 81 idieBen.
8or fur5em begegneten uliiii6e uno
beutibe grfunOigungs. slbtbeilungen
einanocr uno worein in ein beitiges
8eiedyt perpidelt, ais ploBlid) eiil
groBes Riloel 8olfe aili Dem aampi-
plas eridien. Die acknowledgement
wuroen ~ioiort cingeiiellt unb beioe
Yarteien pereinigten iih 81 elmer
@~olisiasb. Gle @olie murben per.
trieben luno Ole Soloaten febrten in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
Die 5~arbenblinoen.

Bel Den ncuerlid)en Iniperbungen
fir bas amerifaniide &riessbeer,
reip. bel ben porbergdngigen Inter
illdungen, bat man pielfab eritmin.
life @abrnebmlngeu iIber Die an.
id)eineno iebr meite 8erbreit,ng bon
SarbenH Slinobeit gemad,t. @iele,
Die ionit in ieoer 8e3iebrng tauglid,
ia iogar iebr tauglib gerpelcn maren,
,paroen MIR ipegen oieies angeblifen
Wansels abselebnt.
9ab Die llnteriuduingen an ben
Rriifungs Stationen niht INNER
perlGBlih iinb, 5ei9t n%adntebenoes
merfluiiroi9e geiipiel, weldes eir
Correspondent aus Y%lattsbiirg. V,
o., beriftet:
Sd,on piele Onsenoe bon gewcr'
bern pnren iiinsit bier 3uriidsefpie'
len iporoen. "a .fidte" elmer gegeu
ieine 3uriidhpeiiung uno panote lid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
0ertreibt bic Shmer3en.

@iibrt gud! SanbeIt iestl 9es
braltet SIoan's eminent fir Cure
rbeumatiideu Shmer5en, 3abn.
ihmer3en, Nelralsie. WusfeIItmerr
gen, iteifen 8lieber. gerrenfunaen uub
geritallhunsen. geiier ais ireenb
etipas, bas Sbr ie eebraudt babt, INT
S6mer5en gu Iinbern. &niHpeQinsen
unb gntdiinounsen 81 furieren. Hein@
Iiher ais Sintments ober Rfltiter. ba
es bic Yoren nidt perftopft unb bic
Sallt ni6t befledt. 2ei6t an3uz
tpenoen. ba es obue Weiben einbringt.
SaItet itets cine SIaihe Sloan's 2inis
ment in gurer Saus' Npotbetc. Sci
gurem Gpotbefer. % gts., so gts.
linb $1.00.-Nn3eiae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05

Iepbon 1mtroen fat ausiflieblih nit
frembem aapital erbaut uno iteben
baber beute nod bauptidd)lif unter
auslGnbiifer &ontroue.
Die Sabrifation bon ~eleftriif,er
9eourfsartifeln uno Ipparaten lit
gering, ipobl infoIee Der i%tarfen 8on-
furren5 in bieien Irtifeln ouf Dem
dineiiihen Warft. Sor 4riegsaus-
br1lh itano 0eutid9lano an eriter, bas
8ereinigte &onigreif an S~lpeiter llno
SSapan an britter SteQe. Settler
boben Die Smporte aus SSapan uno
Sen @ereinisten Staaten cine itarfe
8ermebrllna erfa6ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
Grandmother in &nieboien.

Ger Gbicagoer 9umpeniammler
3apio Srcrp lpl,roe bon brei slpolf.
idbrige 9urifen irberialIen uno als
er ieine 0aarid)aft bon $23 nidt fret
miaie al%,fgeben woate, nit einem
9ulfniippel oerart seidlasen, bob
er baIb barauf nahoem er Der 9oli.
5ei iein Mbentel,er mitgetbeilt, itorb.
Die Yoli3ei glaitbt, Dab es oieiel.
ben brei 9uben iino, welfe oergange.
men DsGrs ben 2irmpeniammler Ga-
bio Stern erifolien batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
Cine refine Sant lit Gner
NehltrtSrrhf.

8enu Cure 5aut nttt glatt. irii6
unb rein lit, 10 tbuet mas Inbere
tbun: gebet Der Saut bas W2ittel,
oe'ien ite bebart I'M beren normale
@eiunbbeit uuo S6onbeit ipieberber@
5uiteleu. Yrobieret cine Iiubernbe
uno beilenbe 9ebanblung nit Or.
Sobion'S gc5en,a Ointment. Die
ihlimuliten Sdlle bon SuutausbrildD,
Sledten, Yuiteln unb brcnnenber
Saut peifen idneQ beim @ebrau6
Oieies allSge8ei6netcn Brdparats. Sbr
iperoet bodit befriebigt icin, tuenn Sbr
iebet, ipie idneQ Cure Saut ibrc Sc
iunobeit unb Sriihbeit nieoererlangt.
9ei Current apptbeter. so Gents
4n3eigc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
GleftrisitGt i'm Meidj Der Witte.

Cine iapaniIde Sinan5. uno @irtb.
i6ofts5eitidrift brad,te Dor Ginger
3eit intereiiante lusfiibrungen iiber
ben Stano Der eleftrii6en Snbuitrie
III GDina. 9ieie itedt beute nod
gang in ben &inberitlben. 9ie be.
~fteberben ltnternebnningeu finben
fi6 ollie enttpeber in ben groben
St6oten bes Snnern ODER in ben So.
fenpI6sen. Sic 2eiitrnssfabigfeit
Der IN Gbina aufgefteIten eIeftriiden
Wptoren tptr6 insgeiaumt auf l,rge-
fabr 10000 Glotpat geihdtt
Sn Gbtna sdbIt man be,tte 81 TN
t~ernebnuneen Der GIeftri3it1ts. Sn.
olitrie, popon 26 in Der Wonbiturei
gelegen ftnb, 80 limb 2ift, ODER
&raftanlagen, bier iinb gleif3eitig
Sterilization fir eleftrii6e @abnen,
tpdbrenb brei a1,sihlieBlih Der Ser.
ftelllng bon eIeftriiben Ipparaten
u. |. ~. btenen. Gleftrii6e StraBen.
bdbnen finben ith nur in orei
Stabten @binas, namli9 tn Chang.
bal, $ongfong unb Sientiin; in Der
Ronoidurei finoen ii6 iold)e in 9ai.
rem nno Suibun. Rad ben lebten
angaben bcIGliit ii6 Die eleftriite
@nergie fir &raft- unb 9eleu6htnes.
5ipede n1f $4,000 Hferoefrdfte, reip.
1,375,000.
Bon Den 81 dineiii6en eleftriiden
l1nternebmutngen gebOren iefs Der
dineiiiden &egierung, SO befin6en
iif in bineiiitem grioatbeiis, NIB.
ren6 % mislGnoiIbe llnternebmen
limo. 8on BEN So fid in 6ineiii6em
Brtootbelts ~befinoenben lnternc6.
men iino etrpa IL nit ausldn6iidem
aapitaI f~inan5iert. Son oen % ans.
lGnoiifen iino ni6t Denieer ais 5ebn
in iapaniidem geiis. Die 6ineii.
iden Stationen ~pro0u5ieren insge.
iammt $4,000 ailotpatt, Die allslGn.
0titen $1,000 Gilomott, Die iapani.
iden 1900 &ilotpott. Na6
S6asungen (genaue angaben iinO
nitt erb1ltlif) belduit ii6 0as in Der
eleftriiden Snbuitrie inpeItierte aa-
pitnl ailf $4,000 900 Sen (etpa SO
Wiaionen Sranes), popon 14,000,.
600 Sen auf oas al,Slano uno
100000 1uf Sapan entfoaen. Ser
groBte SbeiI Der &upitalien bleibt
unperainit. Rur IS llnternebmun.
gen fonnen 5ur3eit cine SabreSbipi.
benoe bon 5 Yro5ent allsi6iitten.
9lird @inifpdnfllng Der 8roouf-
tionsfoiten uno BEL Der er1parteten IN.
1uitriellen uno mirtbihaftliden gnt.
midlung GbinaS bofft man ouf cine
quite 3ufunft bieier neuen Snouitrie.
Die @infiibrung bes telegraph
ifen Oienites ootiert in China aus
benz Sabre 1882, no er unter Der
DIRECTION zines odniifen @rperten
eingeriftet pur6e. Ser Bripat.Sele.
grapb tuiroe i'm Sabre 1908 perltaat.
li6t unb itebt iettber inter Der 3ou.
trolte oes gerfebrs.W inrfters. gnbe
1918 beioB China Selegrapbenlei.
tungen In elmer 2dnge bon 37,403
Weilen (OrGbtI1nee 51,129 WteiIen).
l1nteriee.aabel fteben, nit Der ein5i.
gen @iisnabme Der i'm Sabre 1915
eroffneten @ooiung . Canton Sinie
iGmmtlih inter ausldnbiider Son.
trole. Ger S~elepbonbienit itammt
aus Dem Sabre 1903 uuo lit gum
Gbeil itautlihe. gum Sbeil prioatc
llntetnebmlna. Telegraph urb Se'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05

mann So35oni entoedt, oils err bic
.Seite 5u Den so Stunocn" pernit.
tete unb Ourd ben giihof Bopp pom
gllgier in Die autbeorole ilberfiibrt.
aaroinnl Sapigerie bat I'M Sabre
1869 Den Seligiprednngs Nro8eB
eingeleitet, uno Der iesige @r3biit)of
Don Mgier, Wigr. Combs, bat ben
cine 3eitlang %ribenoeu Yro5eb mie.
Der aufaenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
V~eritppfuns peruriadt ernfte 2eiben

.3eieen Sic mir Sbre 8unee". lit
bes Mr5teS critics 8ort. Cine beleste
Sunee bebeutet TRACE ginseipeibe unb
Sbr labet uitt II 8opfitmer3eu unb
0erbamlnssbei1peroeu, ionoern ernite
&rautbeiten formlib Elm. @erbiitet
bieie @eiabren, inoem Sbr Or. Sings
gaeip 2iie Yiuen nebmet. Oieielben
iinb iiber5udert. iebr piriiam. ipirfen
sclinbe unb leiht. beren @ebrauh lit
aneeuebm fir iunse, alte unb ibtpdd<
Tide Yerionen. guer @potbeter pers
fault bieielben felt Sabreu. 25 @ents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05

Gin t~uoblbnbenber Serr, Der eincn
8roBen Sanbiis fem @igen nennt,
nerlor BET elmer 8ele9eubeit ialt feline
Shiptcgermutter, Die in einen Slub
1lel, Der blrG feline 9eiisung fliebt.
UT tbeilte ieinen Sreunoen nit, mic
es nm elm 1aar gesangen pdre, llnO
ertpartete ibre geeliidipiiniduno.
Stner oer'elben. elm alter Sunsgeieuc,
ihrieb fpie folet: sd babc es Dir ia
INNER 9eiast, bab Der Slug gu icidt
lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
8ergl0me in Colorado.

Sn Der llmgegeno bon Montroie,
Colo, ,purbe am 81. sunni cine auee.
meme Sago aif einen 9erglomen an.
geiteat, bon Dem eeiast miro, baB er
miibrenb Der lesten beiben Sabre
Rirooieb int @ertbe bon $3.50 Der.
nihtet babe. SIN ne,ierer 3eit bat Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05

Ibre 2auferaben 5uriid.-Iie @olfe
pubten eben niht, Bob Die Weniten
oas segenieitige Tobten iih ielber
porbebalten baben unb bob iih Die
H%aubtbiere n;bt barein miiden
ioIIteni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05

ge'tie lid an sic Stafbeeroe bon
8. u: Sing6om gewoat uno ,molf
Shlere inl @ertbe bon lie $t4 ser.
riiicu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-05
The Farmers
Veterinary Guide
and Atlas.

Gin Bud, has i'm Weiise zines
ieben 5armers, gieb- uub @efliisel,
5iidters ietn iuate.
0ibt Austunft iiber aranfbeitsn
bes Sornutebs, brs Bferoes, beS
0etageis, bes Snpeines uHo bes
enafes.
@,s man trabSetties arauibsits.
Gpmptpne erteunt.
are mau be Stagnoie rid,tig itent
uub Bite 8raniheit bebanoelt.
We5epte unb Auustiuugeu fir has
Wtiiden nnb has Gtnseben ppn giea.
Mnpstuussn far sas Miidsn BON
Suieftsn. YerttlsmnasmttteIu, has Ss
fprhben pou 6bfb&nmen, oas Shtteru
ppu Stfaat uftu., uiip.
Wtt t~arbtgen analnttfdeu aarteu
bes 9feroes, Der Rub, oss 8eflfigels,
beS ed1metnes uub brS S6afes, ncbh
phutusrapbtf6sn 5nuhratioatn.
Die fahmauniihe gusfuuft, bic in
bieiem Snte ertbeilt mtrb, fann
Sbneu manfeu Collar paren.
Sdreiben Sic iofort fir elm
@gemplarl
Yreis, portufrei, 25 Gents.
Wan abreiiiere:
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.
Dubuque, Iowa.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-09
LEWISTOWN RESOLVES
AGAINST AGITATORS
Chamber of Commerce Fa-
vors DISCRIMINATING l. W. w.

Lewistown. Sept. S.-Eollowing n
prolonged session of the executive
committee of the LeWistown Chamber
of Commerce tonight. resolutions were
adopted declaring that the United
States is faced by foe within its own
borders more dangerous than the Ger
mans In the organization known as the
l. W. w. 1t is declared to be the earn
est belief of the chamber that every
effort should be put forth by the gov
crnor to bring about the complete ex-
termination of this copperhead organ
ization within the state, no matter how
drastic the step necessar yto accom-
plish this end. Prompt action is need
ed. 1t is declared, to stamp out this
hotbed of anarchy and treason.
resolution was also adopted
strongly endorsing the efforts of the
federal government in stamping out
the l. w. W., and this will be wired
President Wilson. while the other res
olutions will be wired Governor Stew
art.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-09
MAYOR INDICTED ON
MALFEASANCE CHARGE
Action Follows Race Riots at
East St. Louis.

Belleville, H. Sept. Sired Moll-
man, mayor Of East st. Louis, and his
private secretary, Maurice Ahearn,
were indicted here late this afternoon
in connection with the grand jury in
tHlirys ipto.the Tecent race s,riots, in
East st. Louis.
Indictments also were returned
against 81 other persons in connection
with the riots, but their names were
not made public.
The specific charge against the
mayor is malfeasance in office, based
on his alleged negligence at the time
of the riots. The charge against
Ahearn is conspiracy with the rioters
in that he ordered the police and mi
litia to destroy cameras, thus pre-
venting moving picture men from pho
tographing the moh.'
No man." says the report. gave
greater assistance to the rioters and
assured them more safety from pros
ccution than did Ahearn when he or
dered that photographer be denisd
their free rights to take pictures
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-09
TWO MEN KILLED IN
= FIGHT WITH /. W. W.
Men Attempt Hold-Up on c.,
M. & St. P. Freight.

Glencoe. Mimi, Sept. S.-Two men
Killed and one wounded in a gun fight
early today when four men, carrying
!. w. w. cards, attempted to hold up
two farm hands who were riding on n
freight train on the Chicago, Mil.
waukee & st. Paul railroad. The
fight occurred near this station, but
nothing was known Of it until one of
the farm hands, who gave his name
as F.. D. Nemic. notified Sheriff Klaus
OF Mcleod county that he had been
shot and thrown from the moving train
by the men carrying I. w. w. cards.
Charles Durham and an unidentified
man were killed in the fight, during
which more than 90 shots were ,ex-
changed. The bodies were hidden
under some hay in a boxcar, and were
later found by the train crew.
Sheriff Klaus ordered the train to
he stopped at Sumpter where he
placed under arrest three of the men
involved in the shooting.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-09
Great Falls Shuts Door
to Talks by Agitators

Great Falls, Sept. s.-Eo agitators
Will speak in Great Falls at the mass
meeting it had been announced would
be held tomorrow it was decreed to-
night by Sheriff Kommers and Chief
of Police Anderson. They issued
public notice calling on all citizens to
aid in the peaceful enforcement OF
their order, but declared themselves
ready to enforce it. 1t had been re-
ported that Dunn and Campbell of
Butte were to be among the speakers
and it was rumored tonight that an
effiey of Frank Little. recently hanged
in Butte. was found in rooms Of the
!. w. w. leaders. believed to have been
prepared to be used at the meeting.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-09
GOVERNMENT Will HOLD
TO BASIC WHEAT PRICE
Food Administration An
nounces There Will Be No
/. Backing From Stand.
PROTESTS COMING IN
Except Where Crops Have
Been Poor, 500 Bushel
Proves Satisfactory.

Washington, Sept. 8.-The price of
1920 a bushel for wheat, fixed by
President Wilson, will be maintained.
1t was made clear today by the food
administration. despite isolated pro-
tests from farming interests that tho
figure Is too low. Virtually the only
said. his arisen in North Dakota where
the crop was unusually poor.
North Dakota farmers are demand
ing 50 n bushel for their wheat and
are asking for removal of the food adj
ministration's regulations designed to
prevent speculation. They particular
~ object to restrictions against ele-
vators storing grain more than so
days.
DIR. r. A. Pearson, assistant to tho
secretary of agriculture is just back
from trip throughout the west with
a. report that he found the wheat price
generally acceptable except in COM
munities where crops were far below
normal.
Both Will Benefit.
The result OF the price fixed, food
administration officials say, is that the
farmer will receive about 33 per cent
more a bushel than last year. On the
other hand. through arrangements
made for the elimination of specula-
ton and to control distribution, the
consumer should. they contend, obtain
a saving of at least So q barrel on
flour. or 20 per cent under the aver
age Of the last four months.
Herbert Hoover. the food admins
traitor. foresees some actual suffering
among farmers in North Dakota and
localities in other states. whatever the
price. The wheat failure in some dis
tricts. he said today, means that some
growers will lose money
Declares Price Will Stick.
THE plan generally" he said, us
running smoothly, except for the
necessarily expected local misunder-
standings and the food administration
will not depart one iota from the
prices determined on by the president
for government purchases. either now
or throughout the year.
THE arrangements made by the
railroads permit their handling wheat
more rapidly this year than last. s,
far the roads have been able to TAX,
care OF all the movement and prob
tie later in the fall
A" }. Nv. Sullivan. who represented ths
American Federation Of Labor on the
Wheat price fixing committee, SAID
today that if the price of wheat came
mp again for review labor would de-
mand a lower figure
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-09
Butte Gives Big Send-Off
to Men Leaving for Camp

Butte, Sent. Sporty drafted men
from the city of Butte tonight were
given a great ovation and escort to
the station just before their depar-
ture. Two Of Tthtte's famous bands
and several thousand citizens marched
in the parade or rode in automobiles
to the station. Previous to the parade
Mayor W. Fl. Maloney addressed the
drafted men at the courthouse. Sill
yer Bow county's first contingent. IS
men. left this morning for American
Lake, Wash.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-09
Weinberg Next Defendant
In Frisco's Bomb Cases

San Francisco. Sept. S.-Israel Wein-
berg will be the next defendant to face
trial in the murder cases which grew
out of the preparedness parade bomb
explosion here last summer, it was
announced today by District Attorney
Charles NJ. Fickert.
Three of the frye defendants have
been tried. Warren n Billings is un-
der sentence of life imprisonment
Thomas ]. Moneys death sentence
has been. stayed by appeal and his
wife, Mrs. Rena Mooney, was acquit-
ted. Edward d. Nolan is the fifth de.
PENDANT. Weinberg's case will be
tried September IA.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-09
China Hopes to Obtain
Friendship of Siamese

Pekin. - Announcement of Slams
declaration of war against Germany is
regarded by Chinese officials, especial
~ those familiar with International
politics in the far east. as a step which
may well result in the establishment
of diplomatic relations between China
and Siam.
China has at least two million SUBJ
jects in Siam. They are among the
leading business men Of that country
Consequently tho Chinese government
is especially anxious to have diplo-
matte relations between the two gov
ernmentS
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-09
SECOND HOMESTEAD =.
ENTRY PERMISSIBLE
Conditions for New Claim
Stated by Law.

Recent rulings upon the act of con-
gress approved February 20, 1917, in
regard to land acquired under home
stead in a coded Indian reservation.
are of the utmos, Importance and in
terest to those persons who have some
land and who wish 70 take more.
The act of congress provides that
from and after the passage of this oct.
any person who has heretofore en-
tered under the homestead laws and
paid a price equivalent to or greater
than 81 an acre. lands embraced In q
coded Indian reservation. shall upon
proof Of such fact, II otherwise quail.
fled. be entitled to the benefits of the
homestead law as though such former
entry had not been made: provided
that the provisions of the act shall not
apply to any person who has failed to
nav the full price for his former entry,
or whose former entry was Cancelled
for fraud"
viii Receive Entries.
The Missoula office Of the United
states land department will. in pur-
suance with this ruling. accept appli-
cations for the new land that was
opened l,pon the Flathead reservation
Septembef /. 1917. from those former
entrymen who have paid at least 81
an acre and who have made final
proof that was found satisfactory.
Any person, who may be otherwise
qualified, is entitled to the benefits OF
the homestead laws, as though the
entry in a ceded Indian reservation had
not been made. The homestcader may
have entered upon n unit" so-called
If it be under a government water
| project upon coded Indian reserva-
ton, or upon a non-unit. In either
case, the one point at Issue is that he
shall have paid 81 or moro an acre for
land entered upon before February 90
1917. and that he shall have made
final proof which shall have been
found satisfactory.
The person who is entitled to the
benefits Of this homestead act may
at his choice make his second entry
either under the general homestead
law, under the enlarged homestead
! act, or under the stock raising home
/, stead act. Compliance with the law
must be shown as though it were an
original entry
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-09
100000 Available to
Buy Kansas Seed Wheat

Topeka. kas.. Sept. Subscriptions
to the Kansas seed wheat fund. which
is to be used in supplying wheat to
farmers in an effort to increase the
acreage this fall. closed today. 1t was
announced that a total Of $3.50 HAS
been received. From sources other
than the state defense council, $4,000
has been made available for similar
purpose.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-09
K. P. Start Campaign to
Raise $5O0,0OO War Fund

Chicago, Sept. S.--Grand officers and
leading members of the Knights of
Pythias, at a>meeting here tonight,
adopted resolutions approving a $780,
900 war fund. All state councils, were
asked to endorse the campaign, the
fund to be raised by $lO0 subscrip-
ton among the members of the order.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-16
Black Is q Strong Factor

Fashion always gives black the homage that its due and this
there exception the rule Black Hats
dnce relieved instances by coorfu trimmings acng
The albac see hat with brm up with smart
abandon is shown in many styles a
$3.50. s. 50 $3.50. 5000 $1,000 and ST 2 90
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-16
Rengo Belt Corset
Supremacy

If you have never worn Rengo Belt Cor
set you should have trial fitting before you
purchase corsets again. There is remark
able scientific principle of tailoring in these
corsets which gives comfort to medium and
stout figures.
The difference between Rengo Belt Corsets
and many Others is not noticeable unless YOU
examine the peculiar goring and tailoring in
their construction, and even then you will see
why these unusual corsets can mould and hold
the figure to such perfect lines with abso-
lutely no effort either to the garment or to the
wearer.
Last day of the Rengo Belt demonstration,
tomorrow.
Dives, Pomeroy Stewart-second Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-16
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The Sweetheart of
Dainty ConfectionS

Delightfully."- satisfying to the taste
and purifying to the breath are these
delicately favored, high quality Tri-
angle mints.
Compact in form they can be con-
veniently carried in pocket or shop
ping bag.
Favored of wintergreen, pepper
mint, cloves or cinnamon ........ sc
HERSHEY MILK CHOCOLATES
These delicious Hershey made milk
chocolates sell regularly at 60c
pound. Specially priced for to-mor-
row, Id. BIC
60c San Mano assorted chocolates,
in pound boxes. Special ...... SOC
Stacy's 60c Jordon almonds. Spe-
cial, lb. ................. 35c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-16

Oyster White Shantung, with cube designs
yd., .... ....... .... $3.50
Tussah pongee on Oyster White or Natural
grounds; 80 inches wide, yd,......... .$2.75
Oyster White Cotele; SO inches wide, yd., $3
New Jersey Silks, for sport wear; SO inches
Wlue, yu, ............ .pfSsSO
Sport Tussah, in eleven distinct stripes and
fancy designs, yd., -. ....... ... .$1.1
Sport Stripe Taffeta, in so patterns to choose
from, yd., $1.75 to ................S $3.50
ewart-Street Floor