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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
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Gin tnr6tbarer Teino.
SrObt ben Sulnaten bereits I'M eisenen game

Seltltellun9en ocs g%cnannten Sdd]s
mannes. Der Ielbit an Srt mn SteQe
bepbdt)tete. an, III Der Ibiidt. Die
oifentlihe Weinung uuf3uriitteIu mo
Sltern uub Seel1orger auf Die 8es
fubren oeneu Die 6eeresoienIt %leiItens
Den iungen Slrldlen aIs9eleet ltno,
bin3uipeiieu. SteQte BOD Sr. @rner
feit bag Die Yroititlltion iiberull BON
ber WilitdrbebDroen ais notbfpetloi8es
llebel betruftet piro uno baB man III
manten Yageru offi5ieue Sproells
Guartiere iiir ole Soloaten einge>
ridltet bot; haB Die Gipilheboroen Der
Srtifuften, in benen iih oieic Eager
befanoen. gegen iebe Regulieruu9 Der
Yroititution 9inipruf erbOben, neil
ouourdb bas .@eihdft" leioe! SaB
Die 3uitdnbe i'll mardlen V(ilitdrla9eru
0erart Ieieu. onB es ielblt einem bis
cabin littlih rein 9ebliebeneu iunBen
Otaune itfper perDe. Der 8erlutun9
8u niberitehen; baB i'll Den ip%enigen
Sdaeu, in beueu Die Sffi3iere ben
e%rnltbafteu &erludl unternahmen. Die
Srpititution in ibreu Sa8eru aus6uz
rotten, oieie Die lluteritilBung Der
Solooten innoeu, Die itol5 oaraui
pnren. baB tic ~ein reines Eager uno
reinlidle &ameraoen" batteu; ooB Is
abcr Den Sfi5ipreu III Den meiiten
Sdllen bel leidlter uub beolener erz
iheint. icber llnbeauemlifteit aus Dem
&e8c 81 9ehel, iubem lie ben Solputen
niht MIR erIaubcn, i~onoern io8nr be-
bililih babel liub. iit III ernieorigen.
SaB iiuo idluere Nuflageu urb
man piirbe iidl iheucu. lie 81 luies
oerboIeu. ipenn lie BON eiuem auoereu
Wanne ais 9r. @rher fdnleu. Nun,
oa lie einmaI ausgelprpteu lporpeu
iino. miB Der Sate nuf Den @runE
gegnngen perbeu. bamit Nbbillie ges
itufien miro. ebe Die alisgebobener
Sungmannid]aiteu III Die llebungs,
lager tommen - 81. bes S.sI.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21

~Anter Ben gtddlrIften, ole aus
III europa an ms 9elaugeu,
w Ipridt ntebr ais cine BON Dem
Northumberland Der llnlitt :
liffeit in allen 9epolterungStreilen
unb Der Observation-Disclosures inter
ben SoIoaten. Su Srantreidl lpliroe
oesbaIb bereits 81 Seginn oes Der
floileneu 8inters bon Der Me9ierlln9
cine aommiiiion gum Stuoium Der
porbeu9euben WaBnabmen 9eaen Die
Sppbilis eiugeieet. mdbreno III ben
9roBen Stdbten Seutihlauo's Seros
t~bungsiteqen fur Serinl sarautbeiten
einaeriGtet perben. 9aneben pers
ofientliden Die 8Idtter Serid}te, Die
nrr Al oeutlid belueiieu. paB Der &rieg
iiberoq lhipere iittlide @efdbroungen
nah lid 3ieht. Die geruoe3u 5luingen.
auBercroentlihe IaBregelu gum
.ShuBe Der Iolts9ellnobeit SI er@
grei1en.
Cine DER bcrporrageuoiteu Autus
ritdten u~nieres Sanoes. TT. Yt. ).
Gruet. bat nun in elmer o Der
americuu Spcinl 0ugicue Niiociatior
perDiientliften N6banohurs nadges
ipieien in pclh grnueuhaftem Mage
Die SolDaten Die i'm porigen Sabre
on Die merifaniide @ren3e aeitidt
lpurpen. Der @efubr. an Seib uup
Seelc gu uerberben, nlls8eleet gelpelctl
iinb. Or tbeilt @iu3elbeiten nit. Die
Die @eiabreu beo Saecrlebens i'll eill
iurttboreS 2iht ridden fiir Die. 5lm
SbeiI peuisitens. luiuobl WtiIitor ais
ailh &ommunal zSebDroen perantpprt :
lid) Duren.
IS lit mmo9lidp. nland)e Sin5els
beiten mit5utbeilan; anoererleits oilrs
fen mir aber audi uniere Nugeu fueoer
Den @efabren periflieBen, duf Die Or.
Grner binipeiit, noh Der Sfliht, atr
eeren NbbslteIlung ~nlit6ulpirten. Se9a
balb fibren mir bier cine Heibe Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21

Wteilen bon EDITIONS an Der arell5un9
Der StraBe bon YariS mad, Raubeuge
ibren Nnfan9, burdauerte III lat
ebener ,Siibrung in elmer gauge bon
IS Sim. Den Soben3ug bon Graoune
uuo itieB Damn in oas Sbal Der Ailette,
nm Durh bas @ebol6 bon 8auclerc
Den 6errihoitsiis Der Srau uuu Narz
bonnie 81 erreihen. Sbres 3lpetes
lpegen narrte ma Die StruBe ben
.Gbemin Der Games.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
11Ieries bstkemert SreunS'
febatt fir II. :.
(eveSial.aspeiae sieisr seituna.,

@oibin9toM 3. g.. II. Suni.
-0ie beutc her betannt 8emahi
nurbe. 9ibt Der meritaniidc Srdltoeni
@arran3u in ciuem Sriefe an Yrdiiz
bent @iliou, Der mor8en bon Dem
meritaniihen @eiauoten Sanntio SoT
niuas iiberreiht peroen piro. Den
Der. Staaten Die Scriiderung leiner
freunoiduftliden @eiiumun9. Weritc
miro ieine Teutralitdt niht allfgeben
uno miro nit Den Ger. Stonten 8us
Iantmenorbcitsn, I'M onti snnertta'
uiid,e unb pros oeut,he Scrihpprlius
gen OH Der @ren5e az pereltelu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21

9%reifen. Ser Ierbono perlnnat, baS
Die Subrtten Der beioen anteritaniihen
8eIeuihuften in 0eutIblano uuter
Staatstontroue geiteQt uno feline
HobmateriaIien mebr erbalteu iolen.
Die III Den Sabrifen beftdftisten ges
IfuIteu Irbeiter iouen beutideu
8crtItdtten iiberfpieies iperbeu.
Die beutide Heeieruug bat bis Jest
nid)ts 9egeu Die ameritanilheu @ez
.iellidaften unternomn,en, aber Die
Subritnnteu moIen nit ibrer Sprbcs
rlrng Dor Den Heihstag gebeu. Gem
n6arpeiter Sruit" pirb beipnbers
p%orgclporieu, bab er in ieiuer Obi.
cdgo'er Sabrit &riegs Iutomobile fir
Die Nuiierten balle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
Stemer a,ai $500 Gbcds.

Ser Siuan5s IusihuB bes Senats
bat cine nelle Steuer uuf ale Sunfs
G6eds uno Sant Gurpeiiuugeu bon So
uno oariiber in Iusiitrt senprnmen.
uub 5ipar ioa JIG 3pci Gents betragen
uno I'M 8an3eu S1.500.00O ubiperten.
Sic pom SuuS on9enommenc Be
ircucrung uui gintrittsfurten filr ges
ieQitaftlide uuo ipprtlide &ernnltal
tunNen iullroc geltridlcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
500 nsme @eicbe.

Susaclammt bat @oupcrneur gSbitz
nan o Mem gort in bicicm Sabre
500 @cieBcntlpilrie mter5eihuct. @or
&crtn9lu9 DER Sc9i2Intur mterihricb
or 374 uuo p~eticrte 191 Bills uno in
ben breiBi9 SnGen nah S~egislaturz
'ihluB mterSciducte CT 500 &prz
logeu. GS>murcn ndbrcun Der Yc9iss
latur Sisun9 1881 SilS cinAereiht
moroen. bon bcnen icbpd nur elm
Srittcl p~aiiicrt l~purpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
DsmticPe Sabrifantsn sessn
2tMcrieancr.

Ser @er6aub Der beutihen Sabris
tanteu Observation-Disclosures Waldinen
bat beu Meihsfau5ler aufgeforpert,
idoric Iabre9eIu 9egeu Die ~Snters
national Sorpeiter 9ompaun" unb Die
Sinaer Seluing Wndiuc So. al err
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21

loutc beginner nit 1 Yro3ent an Gin
tomnen BON $4,000 uuo lreiaeu bis
3u 40 Yro5ent bes bDtiteu Sinfoms
mems. 8e9enlpdrtig tritt Die .Super
Sar" crit III Nulueubuue mem oas
Gintpmmen $4,000 600 betrdgt uno
bon eiiIcm bis IL Yro5eut Iduft.
Die aprperihaft cmpiieblt haB
lotale Seb0rbeu bon Heierenteu err
nanrlt lperoen. 5uidmmlen9eieBt aus
aualifi5ierten Hedruun9sfiibreru nm
appeIlationen 9e9en prdIiminare abs
~IfGsunaeu 5u prilieu uno Den Ses
funp Dem Shasamts Sefretdr 5u be-
ridJten. Sie Soften Der Nppeuation
lou o Den @eluhitelcrn getraseu
lperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
Weplnaf mic Nipb.

@eplnst mic Siub. nIein Scbn.
Elm e%rlpadicuer Iann". Ihreibt Sert
:. Bauer bon BORT 9ibbe. .. G., Ga
naoa, .purbe III lpuuoerbarer @eiie
ourG ben 8ebruud bon Sorni'
Ilpentrduter gebeilt. Srei Sabre
lang mar iein san5er &Drper init
Seulcn bebedt; id benie. er bate
oeren 10 piele pie 9iob. Sn 5tpei
@ot,en mar er 9ebeiIt lne lit icitber
bon Ieincr Ylage frei gebliebeu." 9as
eripdbute Seilmittel Ut feline Nputbcs
termebi6iu. ionpcrn Gin ciutute5. Seitz
erprobtes Rrdlitermittel, pclches cine
nnunterbrodenc Settle BON Griolgen in
Der NeiIung pon Arunfbeiteu bes
Slutes mn bes Spitems auilpeiier
Tam. Is fam burdD 2ofal Agenter
be5o9en lperoen, uoer brett pplr
9aborutprium Scr SeritelIer. Or.
Better Sabrnep & Cons Co., Chicago,
Slinois.-Nn3ei9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21

Scppbnern berIelben cine before @e@
leaen6eit AZ eiueut freieren Seben 81
perItoffen. @utIhdbigun9en burreu
nitt perlauet iperoen. nit Gusnabme
BON iold1eu, ole ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21

iuupiS"l
nttt perlanet lperoen, NIT Alsra9nle
BON Iolheu, Die ais
3abluns fir b%esangenes unredt
III geIten baben-
llnb Damn mtiiiien Die frelen Tolfer
Ser grpe iid 81 ir9enb etner &c
meiniamen He9ierung, 81 etner lptrtS
lifen uuo. prattiihen &~orpordtlon
3uiommenihlieBeu Die III Der Sbat
ibre Iuht our Grbdltung peS Srte@
bens uno Der @crehtigfett int Yer
tebr ser cin3eInen Natipnen inter
chamber perbinoet. Tte SriiperIhaTt
Der Wenidheit bari nttt LANCER ette
Itone aber leere HbraIe b(eibcn. sic
mlIB All einem edpten uno t~rattppllen
9au 9emaht nerheu. Die Ndttonen
miiiien iid hires genlein'ameu Ses
bcns beipuBt iperoeu uub cine braud,s
bare 8enoiieuitdft biloen, Ole oteIes
2eben 9cgeu Die Nn9rifre nlItotras
tiiher unb ielbitgefdIliger ytahte
lidlert.
Mahuuns sur Ginistett.
Silr bieIe Siuge 0Hrfeu mir ldor
uuier @ut une 8lut in Die Sdan5c
ldlagcn. Seuu pies iino Die 0in8e.
BON oencn mir INNER 9eIu9t baben
ooB mir tic erirrebcn. Wir moqer
uber nie in Die &oge tomnlen, DIE
einieuua 81 er5ielen ooer IN oer
be6ren Sadle Der menidlid)eu Sreibeii
sic eripleperipredenoe Strait ouf5u'
peiien. iper,li mir uidlt icst inner On
uno Slut oaranieBeu uuo pou @r'
iulg setr0nt iiup. Der Gag bes sic
ees poer Der lluterlpcrfung III pd
@elingt cs ben @iufliiiieu Der AlIto.
tratie ms 81 eut5lpeicu, Damn lpera
Den lie urts iiberipiubcu; balteu NH
aber suiammeu, 10 lit Der Sieg iidler
unc nid)t minoer Die 6reibett. Die De,
Sice feiti9eu lpirb. Wir biirfen 9roB'
miitbis iciu. aber mir oiirfen peoel
carm nod beilte ihtpadl lem oocr aud
mr. cine cir8ise 9aruntte fiir Die 8e'
rehtisteit unb Siderbeit iobren lonen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21
The Farmers
Veterinary Guide
and Atlas.

CuN SNuI, puS III StVbC clNtp
icoen FARMERS, Vieb= unb Wefliigel.
5iifters iein fulte.
@ibt Austunit hber araufbeiteu
oes Surnpttls, bee Yferoes, bee
@ettigcls, oee Sfiueiues nno ors
Sfaies.
yrIe man frabSsitise arauibeits- =
Sprlptpue erfenut.
yste man bic S~ldsnuie rid,tig itent
uno bic Qranfheit benanSeit.
9leSepie uno Anpeifnngen fir bas =
Niiiden nno has Stnseben p6n etea.
%ar5utteu.
Nnmeiiauseu FIR has Wliifen BON
Snietten. 9erttlguHgsmitteit, has Nf.
fprihen ppn Ebitbdumen, oas Shtteru
BON eilnge MIN, nfip.
Wit i~arbtsen analhttiden aarttn
hes 9teroes, Der 9up, oes 4eillsele,
oes smtpetnss uuo ote Snbafes, nett
pbptpsrapbifhcn Snntratipntn.
Die fadminniihe Gusfunit, bic III
oieiem 8uhe ertbeilt pirb, fnnn
Sbnen manfen Splar iparen.
S6reiben Gle ipfort fir elm
@remplorl
Yreis, purtoirci, % Gents.
Wau abreiiiere:
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
Dubuque. Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-21

&icl 1cnauut murbc III ben Be
rihtcu bon Der @citfrout III lester
Belt scr yGbemin beS Games" (gSc9
Der Samcn) bem entlang i'm Wini gez
lpalti9e aGnpie Fnitfauben. Nnges
leet puroc oieic StraBc iiir Die
Sodtcr 3ubmig's hes Siini5ebuten
bon Srautreid. MeSoames Nbeloibc.
Sppbic uno Tictoirc, Die SDdter bcS
@6nios, battcn bic @~epobnbeit. in Der
ih0ncn Sabres8eit tets Gin puar Gage
bel Srau sc Narbonnc. elmer ibrer
Gbrenoamen. auf beren ShloB De la
Scpe bel @oucoupille in Der @raiiduft
9oon 81 pcrlebcu. 81 Die @egenb
Iebr bilgclig lit unb Ole @e9e 5ubem
bumulS in eincm 3ultanbe lih be-
innben, Der JIG iitr %elegantcs Shubs
ncrf unpaiiicrbnr macbtc. lplrbe inn
Sabre 1870 fir Ole Scouemlidteit Der
IrinSciiinnGn mlo Sur Sdumlna ibrcr
iDniolihcn SiiBhen cine uor5iiglidc
Gbaulice auselcgt, Sic nabm prei
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09
ALL JUMP ABOARD AND HELP.

An earnest appeal to local shippers to help out Uncle Sam and the public generally by heavier car loading is made by G. E. Wilson, local agent of the Southern Pacific Company.
 "Our company is doing all in it's power to keep the cars moving" said Agent Wilson, "but much of. the trouble comes from the practice of using a whole car to carry shipments that only half fill it. If the public will cooperate with us in getting to- gether and ordering goods in carload quantities; in loading their cars to 10 per cent in excess of their marked capacity, and in loading and unloading promptly, working on Sundays and holidays if necessary, there will be no such thing as car shortage, and the national welfare will not be imperil- led"
 MT. Wilson is trying hard to make a record for Yuma in the great prize loading contest inaugurated by the Southern Pacific Company all over it's lines from Portland to Fl Paso. He has many friends abong the local ship pers who have already promised to assist him. The contest is regarded as a "war measure" of considerable importance.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09
PATHOLOGICAL TROUBLEMAKERS AND COPPER
 HEADS MUST GO TO PRISON.

I ing that they would not fire a gun even though they were shot at, wound ed and killed.
 They told their poor followers that the government could not compel them to serve in the army, at any rate not on foreign soil. Miss Goldman goes to the Missouri penitentiary at Jefferson City to dc her bit, while Berkman was conscript ed for Atlanta, Ga. Neither of the delectable pair is a citizen of this country, both being un' naturalized Russians, and they have been notified that when their prison terms expire they will be deported to the shores of the land where they came from.
 They now claim to be victims of persecution and outrage. They are straining themselves to pose as mar tyrs. In a most brazen and sacrlll- gious manner they compare them selves with Jesus Christ and liken their conviction and sentence with the vicarious sufferings of the Man of Sorrows.
 The time to fight conscription was before congress passed the conscrip- tion law.
 The time to fight the war was be- fore the war started.
 The time to fight the enemy has now come, war, war to the knife and knife to the hilt. America never lost war and never will lose any.
 America only fights in righteous causes, for justice, for liberty and for the eternal rights of man.
 With America right is might.
 People like Emma Goldman and Berkman claim the right of free speech in depouncing the government of the country in which they happen to be when the war is on. There is no such thing. To oppose the government in war time is treason, and treason IS crime, indeed the highest crime, worse than murder. {: The. crime of treason, is punishable with death in every country of the world.
 When hundreds of thousands and millions of men go forth to battle for the flag, the stay-at-homes have no right to indulge in agitation against the government or in the formation of plots which may prolong the war and cause the loss of many lives ot brave men who went to the colors in the hour of the nations direst need and who barred their breasts to shot and shell in the public defense and for the public honor and for the pub lie welfare.
 There will be general approval ot the sentences imposed on Miss Emma Goldman and MT. Alexander Berk, man.
 Other anarchists will be made to salute Old Glory before their present mouthings and air-stoning are toler- ated much longer. Let it be soon!- Belleville News-Democrat of July 13.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09
FOUR AMERICANS DROWN
 WHEN U-BOAT DIVES

LONDON, Aug. 8.-Four Americans, among the 3S of the crew of the Brit ish steamer Belgian Prince, were drowned July 31, when the German submarine sank the vessel and the commander, after taking the men on deck of the U-boat closed the matches and submerged, according to surVi- vers.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

Assessor A. B. Ming, Alderman Clark, Attorney Col man, Banker Caruthers and other Yumates have gone Siskyou caunty, California, to hunt deer for a couple of weeks. Look for fsh stories when they come back They took letters of introduction Bob De Witt and Senator Bill Sheare two of Caornias noblest sons who will show them the best fishing places and permit them to kill as many pet deer as they want
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

whispered about the streets that the big He High binder anxious sell all his public utility plants to the city He the valuation placed by three engineers he to choose one city choose and these choose the third member That very fair way arrive at settlement of this vexng question: But we have the right to fix the rates why monkey with owning the plants?
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

Now that our charter amendment has been approved by the remains be whether or not Chair man Jones' of the corporation commission will continue to imagine he bigger than the state Down here in Yuma the people think he much bigger than twocen post age stamp
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

Last week was certainly record breaker for Yuma She won the street paving matter before Judge Baxter ana got her charter amendment approved by the was certainly going some
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

It would be glorious thing for Yuma if we had rail road from Yuma the Gulf of California so all of us could take plunge in the brny deep at least once week Ana
 e o these days not in the remote distance we will have this great boon.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

The four minute talks on "Why We Are At War With Germany at the various theatres in Yuma and Someron for the past week or have proven very popular with the masses Keep it up.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

"Womanhood- glory of the nation" as shown by Manager ohansen his Somerton and Casino Theatres was of the greatest picture plays exhibited in Yu- ma However Mr. Johansen is always alive to the pleasures of his patrons and tys give them the very best that money can buy.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

The recent heavy rains throughout Yuma Project dlo considerable damage the alfalfa seed crop but this was more than overbaanced by the great good the rain did TO other crops and cattle ranges.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

A five-pound box of figs was sent to Project Man- aeer Lawson Fl Paso last week by the Sentne ana our old friend profuse in his thanks for the declaring they were the first ripe figs he had since he left Yuma.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

The long staple cotton gin at Wnerhaven is fast near ing completion and will be able to handle upwards of oo bales per day. From the looks of the cotton fields of tna section it would seem that the gin will be busy night and day after it once starts.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

The Hanlon Heading dam is being rushed to comple- ton as fast and money do the work Imperial Valley said be short" water now when the river carrying 3OOOO second feet of water and to great loss the crops there the dam must be completed within the next ten days.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

will be interesting what will happen to the cor poraton commission if that inferior body goes ahead with it's proposed hearing of the muddy question in viola ton of Judge Baxers writ of prohibition It is dollars to oughnus that Judge Baxter will permit his court to be ignored by Jones ct al
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

Superintendent Odle is working overtime in getting tbe roads of the Indian reservation in good shape They now better than ever before and yet he has just begun the good work.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

About half of Yumas population now at the seasnole Tho other half will manage to do the work necessary to keep Yuma on the map.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09

"Our Country In her intercourse with 1oreigh na' tions may she always be in the right but our country s" or wronq."-Stephen Decatur.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-08-09
Editor.OWner

|
 "Our Country! In her intercourse with foreign na' t;ons may she always be in the right but our country right or wrong."-Stephen Decatur.
 About half of Yumas population now at the seashore The other half will manage to do the work 10 keep Yuma on the map
 Sunerintendent Ode is working overtime in getting M od If +be Indian reservation in good shape. They are now better than ever before and yet he has just begun the good work.
 The four minute talks on ''Why We Are At War With Germany at the various theatres in Yuma and oomefon for the past week or have proven very popular wt the masses Keep it up
 Last week was certainly record breaker TOT 1uma. She the street paving matter before Judge Baxter and qot her charter amendment approved by the was certainly going some.
 The recent heavy rains throughout Yuma Project did considerable damage to the alfalfa seed crop but this was more than overbaanced by the great good the rain oo TO other crops and cattle ranges.
 A five-pound box of figs was sent to Project Man awson at Paso last week by the Sentinel and our old friend was most profuse his thanks for the uxures declaring they were the first ripe figs he had seen since ne left Yuma.
 I would be glorious thing for Yuma ii we had rai-
 o.kLe C,1f of Cali take plunge in the brny deep at least once week Ana some of these days in the remote distance, we will nave this great boon.
 The long staple cotton gin Wnterhaven is fast near ng completion and will be able to handle upwards of oO bales per day. From the looks of the cotton fields of that section it would seem that the gin will be busy night and day after it once starts.
 Now that our charter amendment has been approved by the remains be whether or not Char man Jones' of the corporation commission will continue to imagine he is bigger than the Down here in Yuma the people think he not much bigger than twocent post age stamp.
 "Womanhood-the glory of the nation" as shown by Manager Johansen at his Somerton and Casino Theatres was one of the greatest picture plays exhibited Yu ma However Mr. ohansen always alive to the pleasures of his patrons and trys to give them the very best that money buy.
 The Hanlon Heading dam is being rushed to compile ton as fast as and money do the work mperla Valley is said to be short water now when the river carrying 3OOOO second feet of water and to great loss the crops there the dam must be
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-24
Saperii6er lint. aserein
SeidIeh in isimer seitrisen geriamm,
inns ben Anfauf uOn $500
gi6erm gpnbs.

Der 8nperiid)e unteritiisungsptrl
Elm bat iebt auh, pie ibon aaosr'
9ersine DOR ibm, .bti9Ioiisn, lid, al
Der 9ibertp Bomb gInIeibs gu bsibei'
lieen uub in leiner gsItrisen SiBnng
bic pnter 9oriib bes Serrn 9bris
Sn9s unS nit Serrn 5bos. ssi9t
aIs Setretdr iw Sa4s' 9nIls. III
8eft eioeritrnbs. itattfano. ieiHsr
S6abmsiitsr initruiri, porerii $500
fir ben 2lntauf eiues 2ibertpsYonos
gu benuben, ba Der Stano Der Ser'
einstnIie fsine bohere 4nIoge erlanbt
Yer SeiaIuB ipdr bic Jolge elmer
glniprndt, ipelde bic 5erren WR s
Summ unb 4nton 9Iiiditein BON oenI
.. q. Staotpsrbanb Qlusffub bie!'
ten, trorin re ben glni6eltiIosn Die
Sa6Ias. ausfiibrlia sriIdrtsn.
2lubsrbsm ibsiIts Serr 3umm Der
@srfnmmluns nit, bab es ibm se'
lunssn i.i, tinSslne WsttsIiebtr bss
9sreins Sur llebsrnabme peitersr ei'
berth Bombs i'm 8etrn9e bon $500 5l
onin,irsn, iDodb bsm @esin i'm Snn'
gen $11o0 oIs isin geitras trebitIr.
tpsrben t5nne.
sSn Der 8erInmnIung fulirbeu nod
an trei erfrautte Witelieber So ais
llntsritiibuns unb an bic 6iIrterblie'
fensn beg UsiigIiebes Geors 5uB $125
o!a Ster6egeIb oneetuieieu.
Serr Carl SolIp, iiber beftn Ipp'
litatipn eiinitis beri1tet fparben mar,
iDur6s oIs neues Witslieb uufeenoms
men. snfoIpe elmer BON adifalIe 2Ilf6
erponeensr Girld6ung tpirb ii1 Der
9erein riu corpore- on benz 8ortrus
res Serrn Suf.f Sobfbnuer am ni4s
fen Sonntdg i'm Deutiden Stub Be.
tbtilisen uub iid bon bort un9 Der
llntsr5altlins Der SieSesloge 701 O.
8. 8. begeben.
Die 8iirgi9ufien Der brei Jfnor,'
beomtsr, purbtn unierbreitet unb BEN
5ruitee sur auFhetpabriirg dbersebe..
8or SbIuB her DerfamlnIuns
irurbe nod Guf Mrtras bes Serrn
6ons aisb beidloHen, i'm 2aife bes
Winters einsn RostenbaI gu peruus
Iioltsn uno bic Serren Saus aieb,
4ntpn @iiitifsin uub Chris. Sahs
ipurb.n ols gfusf6ub erndnui. I'm bic
@or6sreitunoen besel. Der
SalIe su .rcffen ,ns barber in Der
nddjifen 1erfammIune gu beri4ten.
Die Ginnnbmen beliefen fi9 auf
$3.50 unS bic 2fusgaSen auf S144.