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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-07-19
Live Stock.

chicago. july IL.
CATTLE-Good to choice steers, SIP $50
1900; yearlings, good to choice, SO. 50013 sc;
fair to good steers. s97091L5; stockers
and feeders. s8.00910.OO; good to choice
cows s9.00Q11OO; good to choice heifers,
ss.8Q11. 40; fair to good cows, F4OQ9. Is;
Gamers. s5.N9d75; cutters, 5000. 80; bo-
logna bulls, s7.0OtG8 IS; butcher bulls, S. q
1900; heavy calves. SO. 50911.50; good to
prime calves, 81. 5OQ140O.
HOGS-Prime light butchers, SIS. e5615. 90;
fair to fancy light. $14. 40g15.2O; medium
weight butchers, 2O0d250 lbs, s15. 35Q15. 10;
heavy weight butchers, z5N94Oo lbs, s15. $50
1878: choice heavy packing, s1450@15. 90;
rough heavy packing, s1A35@14.SO; pigs,
fair to good. s12.009140O; stays, $50
1900
SHEEP-Good to choice wethers, ss.006
1000; good to choice ewes, $S.0099 %; year
nngs, so. 0nQ130o; lambs. good to choice,
s14 75G1550
East Buffalo, N Y, July IT.
CATTLE-Market active; prime steers,
BIB. 0oG13-75; butcher grades, ss5N91225.
CAIVES-Market slow; Gull to choice,
S00915.50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market slow:
choice lambs, SIS. 2501550; Gull to fair, 800
f15O0; yearlings, s9.oo915O0; sheep, 5000
'0S
HOGS-Market slow; Workers, s155nd'
$50; pigs, s15.0oQ158; mixed. SIS. S0915. IS;
heavy, $15.&@15.eo; rougha. s1350914.00;
stays. So. SQR5.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1917-07-19
INSIST SUBMARINE WAR GO ON
German Catholics Express Disappoint-
ment U-Boats Didn't Bring Expect
ed Victory by Midsummer.

Amsterdam, July 18.-In a<lengthy
apology published by the Catholic cen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
ENOUGH FOOD FOR ALL IF YOU
COOPERATE.

An important effort of the United
States Food Administration is 10 regu-
late the handling of staple foods so
there will be enough for all in spite Of
the large supplies sent abroad.
Mr.. Hoover recently stated.
"We have and will retain sufficient
food for all our people. There is no
economic reason why there should be
exorbitant prices. We are not In fam
inc. 1t is obvious that our people must
have quantities of food and must have
them at prices which they can pay
from their wage"
The entire question ~revolves upon
the successful substitution of foods
that cannot be exported for those that
can be readily handled I'm this way and
of curse the saving of edible foods
being wasted. War against food
waste is now being waged in 22,OOO,-
600 American kitchens. Are you win
ming yours? Are you helping to con-
serve meat, wheat, sugar, and fats?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
Gin ansebradteS nltimatnm.

Nus ct. Eaul, Niinn., perlautet,
Die Nilitarbeborben bon st. Snelin9
bdtten es ben Seborben Der senauuten
Stabt anbeimeeiteIt, baB entipeber
oas 2%aitertpeien aufbDren miii1c, ODER
bic 5000 Rann Sruppen bes se>
nannten Sorts nah einem anbereu
Eager gebradt piirben. Sie itdDtis
ifen 9eb5rben Der v5piu Cities"
lpiiIen alio ieet, mo le bran iiub. Cine
Sdanoe it's, baB cine ioIte Srob>
ing init Dem 8uiippel n6t6ig lpar.
8ie mir aus gutter Gueue peruommen
baben, bat 9es Woines, Sotua, cine
dbnlide Rarnuns erbalten. Reht iol
Die militdriiden 8eb6roeu perbienen
fir bieies itramme Yor9eben un9es
tbeiItes Sob unb Nncrtennung. 8enn
es lid Inn bus leibIihe unb aeiitiae
8obl nnlerer Sungeus banOelt, oarf
nidt ee5ogert iperbeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Under the above caption the Chicago
Tribune editorially states that the
commandments are doing their full
duty in a military way. We quote the
very interesting statement:
among the names of enlisted men
cited for gallantry aboard the United
States destroyer Cassin W. find:
Edward Werchbrodt, George Hoff-
man, Hans Miller, Alfred Oehl, George
Klein, +. +. Leonhardt.
Among the soldiers drowned when a
German U-boat sank the United States
transport Antilles were:
Anton Ehrhard Il. l.. Echel, Ernest
Egert, Otto Kleber, william Faust,
Otto Miller.
1t is only a few weeks since we
heard the cry Germans cannot fight
Germans" but 1t is only n few days
since a German-American wrote !: "Per-
haps>the brightest page in the history
OF this war for freedom and democracy
will be devoted to the heroism of Ger
man-Americans." Who doubts IL now?
The hearts of the German-Americans
beat for the land of their adoption i!
The Republic is safe In their keeping
and the very small number Of Ameri-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
TlcirdJtbrurrmng mnh GARNER.

HildBung iif poGSieben founte. Sic
TOR nod nidt LANCER 3eit I'M 2anDe
porlpiegcnO betricbcne Iicb3uht cling
auf Dem Bege oeS Se%rbenlpeiens BON
%ltatten. Sic rieienbafteu WeibeIdnber
(Ran9e) Defenders bcs Weitens err
mp8lidten cs, Serben bon Saulenbcn
pon Ninbern an buItcn. ipobei MIR
Die geaufiihtisuns eigentIifeN lnfoiten
bcrlrio6te. ipdbrcnb bas Sltter Die
Rutter Natur CAB. 8ein 8unbcr,
oab MAJ oenn aitd) nod Dor cirfa
80 Sabrcn 8inbfIeiid 81 flint Gents
pro Tfino taufcn tonnte. Ser uatiirs
lihe Sufpnds bate Iclbit bur6 Die
Iebr 8roben I"usfubreu nidt bseins
trdd)tigt nerben fDnnen, ipenn nitt
Naturerei9hiile lpie llnipetter, Sroit
llnb Scuden bel bieier primitipen
@ieblpirtbihaft gu 9roBc greiheu ses
1dlngcn bGtten.
Iit Dem a~llmdblid)en geriffpins
Den Der uNan9es" bat bic Staufiittes
ring in nidt 9eniisenben WaBe eins
gciebt, Inn Die 9citduoe ent1prcteno
Der Nadfrage uuo Der lid perntcbs
reuben SepoIferung Sfritt baIten 5u
Iaiien. SesbaIb lit Der Export an
Sleiidproouften bon Sabr gu Sabr
5nrild9egangen. So!an9e Der Sarmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR.

while the troops of the Central
Allies were forcing their way across
the ~Tagliamento, Germany at home
quietly crossed the political Rubicon
and in the space Of five days changed
from an autocracy into a democracy"
declared Matthias Erzberger, a leader
Of the Centrist Party, i'm an interview
wit the Associated Press correspond
ent. Nov. 3. "This has been the most
momentOus week since the founding of
the empire" said Mr.. Erzberger. SITS
achievements represent a permanent
political gain for the German people.
In view of the July and October hap
penings the majority leaders were on
WINGED of the hopelessness of permit
ting the old system to prevail. Through
the chief of the civil cabinet they i'm
parted their convictions to the crown,
urging the imperative need Of a CO
ordinated, cohesive governmental pol
icy in foreign and domestic issues and
harmonious governmental collabora-
ton with the Reichstag, during the
war at least"
Mr.. ErZberger then told how Count
Won Hertling reserved his decision TO
accept the chancellorship until he had
conferred with the party leaders. On
the advice Of the latter the emperor's
nlan for seuaratinp the chancpllOrshin
and the presidency of the Prussian
ministry was dropped. Foreign Min
lister von Kuehlmann also participated
In the conferences, urging that need of
instituting PARLIAMENTARY proce-
dure the only solution of the crisis and
because of the unfavorable impression
that would be made abroad If the at
tempt failed. Erzberger said further
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

gu 3eiten, mo Nais $50 Cts. pro
8uibel bradJte, ben Rais Iicber pers
futterte, ais i'm 3u benz Spottpreiie
5i pcralibern, b~ielten iid bic SIeiihs
preiie allf erihipingIiten Soben. Ifs
aber Wois oaS bier NIB fiinffade
oeS cripdbuten Ereiics erreihtc. poIs
900 lid Der umgefebrte Yro5eb. 10
oab mir ieet Dor elm YrpbIcm geiteut
iino, oas elmer brobenbcu Sleiid)>
moth iebr dbnlih iicbt.
Wiiniheusuertb wdre es i'm Snte.
refie bes betroffenen Suniumcnten, err
Hart bic .Gmerifa" %. Nopenber) ,
bak Der uben a~nseoeutete, ms 2anb
erlahcte Infrnf an bic Sarmer, bic
Sdweinesudt sit erb5ben, pom beab.
ithttgten Grfulse s~efr5nt merbe. Sie
Srage lit nur. Oh Der IN Iusiidt sez
Itelte Yrofit Icine lleber3eugunesfraft
fpir0 9elteNo MAIDEN fonnen. 7ak
aber bel all nnferem 3hun unh 2aTen
ntht alcin Der peri6nlifJe matertelle
Sprtbetl, ipnoern aud bic Hiidiiht auf
ben Ndhitcn nnb has 8emeinwubl NIT
pun ausfdlassebenher <Eebentuns iein
ipll, fei in Grinnernns gebraht.
Ser tucrtte 2eier ioute lid gu Den
obi9cn Seilen alsipreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

that DIR. Won Kuehlmann wants the
outside world to know that u new
political era has set in In Germany.
II desire to say" concluded the Cen
trist leader, that not only are the ma
jority leaders and Chancellor Won
Hertling in complete working harmony
on foreign and domestic issues, but
that the pact has the full sanction Of
the emperor, who has given Count Won
Hertling a free hand"
The New York Evening Post Nov.
2nd) considers the attacks on Hert-
ling by pan-Germans mot a bsd rec
ommendation for a chancellor deter
mined to steer a middle course. The
Post believes that there are all indi-
cations that no attempt will be made
Thy the government) to ride rough
shod over the representatives Of the
German people. Cancellation and com
promise will rather be the order of the
day." Our New York contemporary
and other editors state that only three
months ago Won Hertling made a pub
lie address opposing the peace resolu-
ton Of the Center Socialist Coalition.
But $3.50. he takes office on the basis
Of a foreign policy such az was outlined
In the German reply to the Pope's peace
note. This means full acceptance of
disarmament and the league of ma
tions." Coming as he does from Cath
Ollie Bavaria, and dependent as he is
upon the Clerical Center Party in
the Reichstag, he may well make II one
Of his first tasks to seek to open peace
negotiations In connection, possibly,
with renewed efforts by the Pope" 1T
is certainly significant and unusual"
observes The Illinois Staatszeitung'
(Nov. 9Th that a Bavarian be given
the CHARACTERISTIC, and more signih-
can that he did not accept ii until he
was assured that lie would also be pres
ident of the Prussian Cabinet. In the
latter capacity he has considerable
power over the Junkers." No wonder
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
Der Soutbcrn Nelpss
paper Yubliibers' .INocias
ton lpurben bon Der Ypuns
lDnn'a Hhriitiou M5ipriotinr

a1- paper YubIiibers' .Iiocias
HVk ton lpurOen bon Der Youns
~ Wen's 9briitiau Iilpciation
in peridiepenen SeIolageru eriudt,
Srenlplarc ibret 3eitun9en ioirenirei
fiir Die Seie5immer Der SoIbaten 5u
%liefern. Gin 3eitun9s S~erausSeber
nabm Die SteIlung Elm, bab er feline
Seitung ebcnioDenis umiouit 9eben
Tonne nls Elm &aufmann pber Sabriz
liant i'm Staube iei bic @aaren 5u
pcrifentcn, ipelfe er gum @ertauie
babe. Sr ertldrte peiter, er babe bios
3lpei ~Wauren" 81 perfuufen - 3ei>
tungen unb Nn5eisen - uno bn iein
Sebensunterbalt unb Die Griiten5 iei@
mes @eifdftes bapou abbGn9e. fonnte
er bieielben nid)t %peridenfen. Ser
Gerle9er lenfte aud Die IufmerfIamz
felt bes bctreiienbcn Sefrctdrs alri Die
Tbatlate. bab Der Sruder fpabrifeinz
lid alid nid)t bas S%trcibpapier unb
Die Srudiafen nmion't seliefert babe,
uui lpeldenl Der Srief 9eidricben mar,
uno baB Die Ieaierung fir Die abz
lieieruns bes Srisies 5pei Gents err
balten babe.
Sas mag cine iebr birette Intz
mort fem, aber ca fam faum be-
bauptet neroen, baB lie nift ben
Sbatiad)en cntipridt. gei bie1er &C.
Iesenbeit fol- mieber baralf aufmertz
lam 9enlad)t per5en. baB Die 3eitunsss
menifeu chen aud, d. 10 /, ebr
IdJiper. inter Der ariegsnotb an leiben
baben. Sic erbobtcn Eapierpreiie. Die
nclIen 9aiten Der erbobtcn 8eiteuerung
ourf ben arieg, bas Seblen Der
Nr6eitsfr1ste etc, etc. iperben nift
nur ptele 3eitunecu einfaf an Die
@ano briidcn, ionbcrn bieienisen.
ipelfe troB Der erbobten 2aiten neiter
beiteben, lueroen einen iebr fhweren
&f Inn bic Ggiiten5, gag fin Gag,
tampfen miiien.
Sir Die 2eier unerer 9ldtter
miro es niielih fem gu piien, baB cs
iebr leidrt unO notbpenbis lpcrben
oiirfte, uniere &bounementss unb
an3cigcprciie 81 erbDhcn. 8ir Iudhen
o LANCE als moglih aus5ubalten.
nm 5n feinen Treiserbobungen ses
5tpunsen gu tperbcn iInb mir linb iiberz
3eligt. baB Die 2cier unb In3eieez
tunoen uniere Semiibungeu - mir
bdtten fat 9eia9t framp b q tie
gemiibun9en-ihdben per0en, pelhc
semaft lperben miiiien. I'M Die err
bobten Soften niht auf Die 2eler abz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
pnn atir Conner.

3uipdl6en. SeIbitncritdnblid Iuhen
mir io5uiagen .taiteno" poran5ugehen.
Solten mir 81 Ereiserbobungen g e.
3 ~ Ii II 9 E II iperben. iperhen mir Die
ielbcn boffentlih nidt innerbaIb Der
ndditen 5lpei ooer brei Ronate MAIDEN
mul'en. 1onoern es aus6u1d)ieben
iufcn, 10 melt es chen gebt. 8ir
ia9en Sieies bier ofentIid , haz
init bic 3eier uno an6ei9etunben ! h
c / d. II. NM elmer etipaigen
Ibonnementsz ODER In3eieepreisz CIR
bobung III 1917-191S) gu be-
gc9nen. Gle tDnnen ndnIid, iih ielbit
nno II bienlih iein, tpenn tic b /
3eiten ioreen, hab ibre Seitunsen
loie nnieriee iotpobl fpie anbere) uub
an5eieen seniieenb melt i'm gor<
ans be5abIt iinb. 9as lit Sfip
9egen Yreiserbobunscn uno sueleid
aud Siilfe, fpertbppIe SiiIfe fiir 3ciz
tungsleiter, benn oieie ipareu nitt
MIR @eIo betm aoIettiercu, ionbern es
ermogIidt iie aiid flarer 81 e%rfennen.
lpie es bel linen itebt. '@enn Die
vaunben" zines 8lattes ale ooer gum
9roBen Sbeil I'M 8uraus beSablt baben,
oann peib Der 8erleser pie er iit
ein3urihten bat unb er ipeib audi,
lpelbes feline suten unb itlehten
vaunben" iinb.
llebrisens biIft Die Der. Staaten
y 0 It ertpultung bier trdftis
NIT, I'M Suterelie bon 8erleger urb
Ibpnnenten. 9as Yoitamt bat nit
Dem Yrdmieusllnfug 10 un9eidbr auf>
serdumt unb Die .YrGrnien> Better"
lueroen nitt mebr aefiittert neroen
oiirfen. Srtel Gam perbietet audi
i~r9cnotpelde perbdhti9e Ereise
e I NJ a Bigungen. 3eitun8en unb
iiberbaupt Shriften, pelde ben Yoit>
bienit benllBen pollen, biirfen in feiner
Weiie bas Mn5ei 9 E ipeien CUR
Saupta h c maiden. @enn SISts
ter 8. 9. iebr billi9e I~bonne@
II t 3 preiie 40, Is, % Gents,
etc. ieitlegen, nm rieii9e Nbonnentenz
6ablen auf5urollen, nm bann iih fat
ausitlieBIih auf bas Nu5eises
peien gu b~erlesen, 10 iuerben lie elmer
iebr itreneen aontrolIe ~untertporfen.
Snfel Gam unb feline Yoitpertpaltun9
itilben Die grfldrung bes obeneripdbns
ten IerIe9ers an Die y. W. s. g.. bab
Der 9urdidnitts 3eitung5meuih iein
Seben bon ben @iludbuleu MAIDEN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

@ob Die Sleiihtbclcrung iucsen
AIH ocs ~riidItdnoieen @iebbcitune
~ oeS. Defenders Der Shiueinez
~ 5udt, iit benz @oIte INNER
mebr fiiblbar mad,t, bort man auf
Sfritt unb Sritt. Sabeu iit bod,
Die Yreiic fir Iebenbe Sttpeine I'M
2auie eincs Sabres fat pcrboppeIt
uno oemcntiprehenb iiub aid bic
Yreiie fir Spedicitcu, Sd)intcn uno
SdipcincidmaI5 in Die Sobe eeaauscn.
"a nber gerabe Stipcinefleiih bas
Sleilh oes armen Wannes lit. bu es
tbm duglcid nit DEM IusfeIfIeiid
oas notbi8e Sctt ~liefcrt. 10 lit nid)t
3l pcroentcn, baB Der Nrme flaet.
Nlln aebt Der Hrf burt)'S 2anb,
nan iole Die Yroouttion oieics 10
lnilm9dnglih notbipenoigen ,Sleiids
.Sicfcrunten" fDrbcrn unb 5u erbobcn
iud]en. Sit bod Der 9eltanb an lebcne
ben Sdlpeincn inn 2onbc I'M 8crlaufc
zines SabreS nm bier Wiuionen Stiid
5llriidgcganaen, ipic cine chen perz
Dftentlid)te Statiltif beIagt.
Sepor mir uui bic IDgIidteitcn
elmer ~tbatidd)liten Abbiilfc uuf bic
lem @ebiete eingeben. perlpbnt cs lid
gu erprteru, lpie Elm berarti9 GROCER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
Ctmas hirekt eeTaet, aber u,abr.

mug, tuclde ibm Die Ibonnenten
iifern.
3a3u tommt Damn nod bic Chat
Jade unb bas lit fir ms uno ieben
ebrIifl n1einenben 3eitungsmann uno
audi Ii Die 2eler beIonberS ipidtis.
= oaB MIR cine Iolte 3eitun9 lire
Nuf9abe, ibre Iiiiipn erfiat, ipelte
er5teberi6 pirft. 8enn Die
Hebaftion unb 2eituns elmer 3citung
nitt in benz SepuBtiein leben rnb
i~pirten, bab lie Elm bcIebrenbes
Organ be%raueaeben. Damn ifipinoet
gum SbetI Die @ri iten3bered d.
+ | 9 II g, unb sana fiber Die freuoise
Nrbettlamteit bel Den 2eiteru, Sc
ltdftsfilbrern, Heoaiteuren unb iiber>
baupt beim 3eitunss> Yerional: unb
bel Den SeIern feblt oas b il d II D.
II is poIle Sntereiic. Oils SoIse Dc
bon bat man Gin 2 infcn unb nad)s
her einen It a II . bel 8eihditss
fibrung. 3ebaftion unb bel Itpns
renten.
Sn m Gimme iuhen mir oli
FShritt nnb 5ritt unier Nptto 5u err
hdren: .Geritas liberabit oosl" ,Sie
Wabrbeit ipirb guh fret Madden
Sic @abrbeit in ge3ue auf Siele unh
Stpede, Wiiiou Der Yreiie, lit
Jade. SieIe Riiiion tam
iid MIR betunben, mo Die notbige
II inter- it ii Buue porbanben 1T.
anh Die DPiiiiondre in Der 8IauGensz
dllsbreitlIna, Al SalI1e unb i'm Scibeus
ldnoern, milIleu inan3ieII
lnteritiiBt peroen, nm tpirten Al
fonuen. Hu pielen Siniiften lit Ole
WGdJt ibrer 8irtiamfeit - Der mid
tighten auf @rben, Iusbrcitune pes
toabren @laubens - lo9ar bon Dem
perflirten @eloe ~abbGneig. @abrs
baftig bier fann MAJ bod Iagen: .3es
ertremes ie touhent", ,Sie @nbe be-
riibren iih." Ser liebe 8ptt ouIbet
cs, oa oas Wert Der @~laubensauSs
breitnns bon benz icgenamnten .boicn
Wlummpn" abbdugis lit. aonncn uno
iolen vtpir bon Der YreHe" - unc
gu oieien bon Der YreNe" 3abIen mir
aan5 Defenders aud bic 3eer, be-
ionoers iene inter 8lerus unb @cIf,
lpelde b r It d noniBpoII an Der
Srciie intereiiiert iinb unb / t.
arbeiten lie Re It nngs fdbieer
81 MAIDEN - uno banu Dariiber aufs
balten, baB mir 10 OFT aui bas nidt
geraoe anaenebme 3bema bon Oct
llnteritilsung Der Yreiie 5uriidtommr y,
miiilcn?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

Of Germany will submit to the Holy
Father those guarantees Of represen-
tative government which President
Wilson calls for In his reply to Pope
Benedict?
Let us not be too optimistic. As you
have read, Mr.. Erzberger believes that
the changes Or the Harmony In the
German Government will last-as he
let slip the p~hrase--"during the war Mt
least" So you see even Mr.. ErZberger
has his doubts about a real change In
political Germany. Indeed, the chan
cellor who now has q "free hand" can
be removed by William III whenever
his Imperial Majesty may please. The
R~eichstag, with which the chancellor
will now work in harmony, can be
sent home whenever emperor and SEN
ate may like. And this has happened
In the past. The German senator's are
appointed by the dukes, ~granddukes,
and kings of the German States. And
as the big state Is Prussia, its king
dominates the senate. The question I'm
the minds Of the American people re-
mains: Will the CONSTITUTION of
the German Empire ever be SO amended
that the chancellor will be selected and
nominated by the Reichstag and not by
the emperor. In that case, no emperor
could be the dominating, deciding
figure any more. That is the democ-
racy that Wilson had in mind when he
wrote his famous reply to the Holy
Father.-C. n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

his appointment is looked upon in the
Swiss capital las a revolution in the
political life Of Germany "In high
official quarters" says a Berne dis
patch, the appointment is said to shift
the center OF the peace fight away
from the Prussian military circles
toward Munich and Vienna, and con
sequently it is considered tremendously
significant for the rest of the world"
The st. Louis Catholic daily, Anne
rika' Nov. 1st) believes that the world
would be inclined to trust Hertling if
he were to declare his intention to
break with the double dealing diplo-
macy which was exposed in the Lux
burg and Zimmerman cases. Anne
rika' also believes that whatever weak
point Count Hertling may manifest in
his position, he is not lacking in moral
principles. More determined than any
Of his predecessors, he is willing to be
bound by these principles" America
hoeSo thdt, III IlcItiluS ; bTleI HaDeT
On History and Politics. the Count
scores Bismarck's policy as being die
tated solely by the purpose, greatness,
and power Of Prussia. He says that
the iron chancellor and his followers
did not bother about basic rights and
moral and religious convictions.
Count Hertling is a representative
Of the traditions Of the Center Party,
which was founded as a standing pro-
test against the ~undemocratic Prussian
rule in Germany. He has been a sup
porter of a negotiable peace and has
stated this openly last May in the Ba-
Harian 'Staatszeitung'. He also made
the statement to Mr.. Wiegand, the
well known American correspondent,
that it was his (Hertling's) profound
belief that general negotiations be-
tween the b%elligerent powers could re-
store peace. Ii is known that the Pre-
mier Of Austria Hungary favors a like
opinion on this question.
Can we hope that the new chancellor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
FRIDAY is "MEATLESS7 DAY IN
NEBRASKA.

Acting Governor Howard has issued
a proclamation calling upon Nebras-
kans to observe Tuesday Of each week
during the war as "wheatless'' days
and every Friday as "meatless" days.
The Governor Of Nebraska has wisely
picked Friday as 'meatless" day for
his state as a large number Of citizens
OF that state who are Catholics are
already observing ''meatless'' Friday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

Ger Sries lit in gar mand)cr Sin
iidt Gin Semotrat. Gem engIiIdcn
Sdasantts s&an5ler lit semelbet ipora
Den, bab fem dIteiter Gpbu. Elm
Captain i'm SIiegertorps permiBt
miro. elm 3~luciter Sobu oes ensIiiten
Staatsmanns pirbe i'm Iebtcn april
o ben Siiricn gefauseu uno Gin
britter Sobu bient al5 Semeiuer i'm
englilhen 9eere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
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