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The Robesonian., 1917-07-16
cards, and latest advices seem to in
dicate that the zkhkoond may get his
Sunday earrings.
SENATOR MCLEOD is
ENTIRELY INDICATED

Washington Special, July II, to Raj
eigh News and Observer.
The diverse case perding here re-
Gently of jacob VS.. jacob, naming
Senator Geo. B. Mcleod as a cores
pondent, has been disposed Of.
The husband has been given a di
worse on account of the misconduct
of the wife with man unknown to
the court" This vindicates Mcleod
The only suggestion in the evidence
in any way connecting Mcleod with
the case was the fact that he had at
tended two or three afternoon social
parties at the house where Mrs. ia
cobb lived, always in the day time,
and had gone automobiling with large
parties few times.
Senator Mcleod is favorably known
here by a great many people and his
friends are quite indignant that his
name should have been dragged into
the case with no evidence to support
the seandalous charges.
Robert H. McNeill, formerly of
North Carolina, defended Mcleod.
(Mr. McLeod's numerous friends
will be glad to learn Of his complete
vindication. The above dispatch
appeared in The News and Observer
Of the 18th, the date Of the last issue
of The Robesonian, and this is the
first issue The Robesonian has had
a chance to publish it. It has ap-
peared in no paper except The News
and Observer, SO far as we have been
able to learn, and The Robesonian
does not get that paper. We are
indebted to a friend for calling our
attention to this item in just the same
way our attention was called to the
first item in regard to this case, and
our attention was not called to it un-
til after Thursdays paper had been
printed. Obviously it was impossi-
BILE for US to print this in Thursdays
paper since we knew nothing about
it until after that paper had been
printed.-Editor.)
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16
TO THE TOBACCO FARM
ERS OF robson co.

We have engaged in the tobacco ware
house business in Lumberton and re-
snectfullv ask YOU for a part of your
patronage. We believe Lumberton
has lust as good future as any mar
ket in the State. Present prices ana
prospects for continued good prices
Justify farmers in growing TOBACCO
while the determined spirit OF loyal,
tv on the part Of the citizens and
business men of Lumberton to make
it a great market, coupled with am
ple facilities for handling the tobacco
brought here, make certain the future
of the Lumberton market.
AS manager of the new warehouse
I came among you a comparative
stranger, but with your kind permls-
sion We shall not long remain strang-
ers. I want to know you and want
YOU to know me, and by every means
at nv command / shall endeavor to
make our acquaintance mutually prof
table. Come to see me whether you
have tobacco or not. l want to know
We sold on our opening sale for
66 customers and not single dis
satisfied one IN the entire list.
We claim to have the best lighted
warehouse in Robson county. We
guarantee you absolutely fair and
square dealings, courteous treatment
and the highest market price for your
tobacco at all times.
Try US with load and we will make
customer of you.
Yours to please,
C. A. D. EAKES. Mgr,
Banner Warehouse.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16

War appropriations of about So
100000 in addition to the enormous
sums already appropriated or sought,
will be asked Of Congress in estimates
which administration officials have
given notice will be submitted this
week.
The war has opened up a new field
for women, in some departments of
which their work is so superior to
mems that they will soon have a mo-
nopoly. Women have been found to
excel in making the wings and wing
surfaces of airplanes and with this
country pledged to build immense
fleets of aircraft, their work will be
vitality important in winning the war,
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16

It is hard lines for Fayetteville to
lose the camp sight after virtually
having it in its hand And there are
intimations from Washington that
there is "nigger in the wood pile.
The Washington correspondent of the
Greensboro News says that when Will
mington~ began nosing around to see
if there was a chance for the War
Department to change it's mind, SEN
ator Simmons was told that there was
absolutely no chance, that it had been
ascertained that for climate, soil, wa
ter, sanitation-everythin
vile was peach, offering an ideal
place for training soldiers for duty
in France, and that there would be
no change. But some prominent bus
mess men Of Charlotte made a visit
to Washington and got in their work
and the opinion about Fayetteville
underwent change. Representative
Goodwin, who made a hard fight to
get the camp for the Sixth district,
does not understand why Greenville,
S. c., is allowed to make extraordi-
nary arrangements for a larger wa
ter supply for camp near that town
when Fayetteville is denied the same
privilege. It certainly looks like
Fayetteville received raw deal.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16
A DETERMINED PATRIOT

Walter ~Cogswell Forse, the days
of the years Of whose young life num-
Der only 19 years, is a patriot in
deed who scorns to let any little thing
stand between him and service in
Uncle Sans navy. A news item sent
out from Washington by the Navy
Department tells that young Forse
walked all the way from Bingham
ton, N. Y, to Washington to make
personal application to the major
general commandant of the United
States marine corps because the loss
of his trigger finger had prevent
ed his enlistment. On the hike he
carried on his back, that all who saw
him walk might read, this sign:
From Binghamton to Washington to
join the u. S. marines. It's worth
it." He won. Special authority was
granted for his enlistment. He prov
ed that a little thing like the loss
of the index finger of his right hand
was no handicap in the performance
of military duty. Another news item
sent out by the Navy Department
states that ? remarkable instance Of
the patriotism of Americans abroad
was shown during the past month by
the application for enlistment in the
U. S. marine corps Of 104 Americans
living in all parts Of the world. Let
ters were received from 26 foreign
countries offering service to the
"Soldiers of the Sea-" Every conti-
nent on the face Of the globe was rep
resented-New Zealand, China, ia
pan, Egypt, five each of South and
Central American countries, four
West Indian islands, several British
colonies, and others.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16
State Reunion of Confederate Vete-
rams Will Not be Held This Year

The annual reunion of North Car
olina Confederate veterans, which
was to be held in Durham this year,
has been cancelled on account of the
war. Gen. Jas. I. Metts of Whining
ton, commander of the N. C. division,
received a letter the other day from
the Durham Chamber of Commerce
advising that the reunion had been
called off in compliance with procla-
nations issued by President Wilson
and Gov. Beckett appealing to all
the people to conserve their resources
and refrain from social entertain.
ments.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16

'The trail of the serpent is over
them all" If an effort is made to
restore the monarchy in China, if the
Industrial Workers of the World try
to put over some particularly vicious
stunts out West, if the Ahkoond of
Swat must do without an ext1a pair
of earnings Kaiser is the cause
OF it all. But the Kaiser's plots are
not faring so well these days. His
effort to restore the monarchy in
China seems to have fallen down and
the Republican forces have triumph
ed, the /. W. W. bad men have been
coralled like cattle and their plans
have tumbled. down like house of
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16

Tnere Is more Catarrh in this section
or the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years it was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors nre.
scribed local remedies, and by Constant
railing to cure with local treatment.
pronounced 1t incurable. Catarrh is a
iocai disease. greatly Influenced by con-
S,,,rn Su,nuaional conditions and therefore re-
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by r. T
tSneeney t,itey & Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is a consti.
tutionai remedy. Is taken internaliv
smr srr,aoas acts thru tn the Blood on the Mucous
Dollars reward Is offered for anu ea oasa
mat Halls Catarrh Cure fails to- s,,re
SEND Tor circulats and testimonials.
F. y. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, TIC.
us Family Pills for constipation,
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16

Gen. Julian S. Carr of Durham has
subscribed $1,000 toward the erec-
ton Of the jefferson Davis monu-
ment at Fairview, KY. This will be
the second taHest monument in the
world. It is expected that it will be
completed by October 1st, this year.
: Mr.. H. B. Warner of Lexington
was reelected president of the North
Carolina Good Roaos association at
its annual meeting in Asheville last
week.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16
SHORTAGE OF FREIGHT CARS

Railroad men are urging shippers
to unload cars as quickly as possible
and to load all cars to their actual
capacity. Already shortage of cars
is being felt, and Chairman Gambler
of the Georgia Railroad commission
says eve are going to have time
of it this fall moving cotton and 9TH
er crops" We are in the midst of
the greatest war the world has ever
known and one of the ways in which
it is going to be brought home to ev-
cry individual is in shortage of
both freight and passenger cars. Mr..
Gambler is quoted in recent issue
of the Atlanta Journal as saying
that between 10000 and $4,000 freight
cars will be withdrawn from the pub
lie service and devoted to shipment
of supplies for the government. When
the government begins to transport
the more than half million new
troops it will raise, it's national guard
continents and its seasoned troops,
every passenger car will be needed
that can be found. Each one of the
sixteen contonments will be cities of
10000 to 10000 population, and about
rs carloads of supplies will be re-
quired each day at each camp. Mr..
Gambler is quoted further as saying:
"In addition, tho government will
see to it that every manufacturing
concern producing supplies for mill
tary purposes is furnished with what
ever transportation facilities il
needs. In brief, there is going to be
a shortage of freight ard passenger
cars such as the people of our section
never dreamed of. We haven't begur
to realize the tremendous effect this
war is going to have on our daily
lives. The fathers and mothers anc
sisters will begin to realize when ou1
boys are called out. The wealth anG
poverty of the country will see the
situation as it is when the war taxes
go into effect. And the shipper will
come to an understanding of tn,
war and it's effect on the United
States when the railroads begin meet
ing the governments demands TO:
transporting supplies and troops"
Every business firm is urged t.
help to lessen the transportation de
mards as a matter of patriotic duty
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16

In the selection of county super
intendent of schools the other day,
we learn from the Greensboro News,
the Yadkin board of education de-
clined to "let the job" to the lowest
bidder. The incumbent offered to
take the job for 5000, if allowed to
stay on, but the board gave it to an
other man at nearly twice that sala-
~. Wherefore we judge that the
members of the Yadkin board of ed
ucation are wise in their day and gen.
Grafton. If some of that same sort
of wisdom were used in managing
Robson county's road affairs this
county would have good roads. 1t is
idle to expect good roads until that
sort of wisdom is used.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16

DR.. Jas. E. Shepard of Durham,
president of the National Training
school, sent a telegram to Gov Bick-
EFT and 16 other Governors the 9TH
er day asking them to make an ap-
peal for the negro and to appeal to
people of communities where crimes
are committed to refrain from lynch
ing. Gov. Beckett in his reply took
occasion to state that "after all the
South is the best place for the black
man.. The South is the only section
of this country where the negro gets
the right sort of chance.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16

If tobacco prices remain good
throughout the selling season more
money will be turned loose in Robe
son county during the next two
months than has ever been paid in
the county for any crop during that
period of time. 1t will mean much
to the farmers and others as we'll.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16

Alas, poor Simms,
We knew him we'll;
For his many sins
He's gone to the Kaiser.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-16
Cotton Mits Face Great Danger

Lumberton, N. C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20

StceI Corporation fir 1915 ipar
.p43, 593. 96S. Scr SurGifnittss
Neiu8clpiun Dor Dem ariesc mar 49,.
075,1OS. Ser aric8s9eipinn fiir
1916 betrdgt S40.51S.S60.
Scr Heiuecipiun DER 6. :. On
Tont &c Nempurs x So. fir 1915
mar SS2.t07,69 Ser Surfs
Ihnitts s8eineeiuiun ppr Dem 8rieec
lrar S5,525,964. Ser ~ariees9ctpim
fir 1916 bctrdst S76,5S1,729.
Ser Heinaeipinn bon Gears. Rocs
bud & 50. fiir 1915 mar $16,4SS,s
500. Ser Surhid)nitt5z Heiueefuiun
Dor DEM &rieec nar $S.111,749.
Der arieasprufit fir 1919 betrdSt
S8.376,873.
Der Heiueetpinn Ser Stanoarp Oil
50. OF Neip gorf fir 1916 tuar $780,.
63S,495. Ser Surfiduitts Heius
9ciuiuu o Dem arte9c mar $16,s
212,9S5. Der ~ariesseeipimu fir
1915 betrdgt $20,425,510.
Ser Hcingelpirn ser lluiteb States
Steel Corporation fir 1915 lpar
S27l,531.730. Dee Surhifnitts,
8einselpinu Dor benz &riege par
S63. 5S5.777. Ser &%rieasgetpinu iiir
1915 betrdot S207 .945.953.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20

lnlere I'M @ldlIben g%etrcunten bellt>
lden Srliocr llbertreiben nid)t gar 3t
ara. Sic pouige unb reinIihc
Sdetorng o Stride lltb Stuat" -
cine Srud]t Der Reformation Qutber'5!
Yer 10 etpn5 bebalptet. idluabt gl0oz
INN ODER fennt Die @cit,idtc uidt.
&ein Hefprnlator bat 10 icbr Die Silie
oes Stdatcs, ,. b. Der regierenbeu
SurIten III NuIprlld) aenonmlen. lid,
inter ibreu SdbuB bcgcbcn llnb nit
tbrer SiIfe ieine Neucrlinecu cin5lls
fubrcn oeriSdt, ais Martin 9uttcr.
8esbaIb itrdubcn iih beute in
SeutIdllnno pornebmlif ~mebr6eitlid
proteItdntiide @dnper Die 2anocspcrz
fdI'ling Der Ncu5eit a%n5updIicn? GIN
lad lpcil Die proteituntiifcn %aitoren
IN Nngit iino, c3 tounte mn ole itadtz
ltdc Seuor3uguug ltnb llnteritiieun9
guuS obcr tbeillueiie porbei ieiu. SIT
nidt Gaiicr @ilhelm oa5 gciitIite
C%hcrbuupt Der Troteitnntcn? Sit
Dem 1917 Sllbilec Committee" in
9teip Yorf nidt befunut. mic Die Srctes
ltunten III @liaBs Gutbrin9en, Soien.
Tonncrn uip. nit Staatshitic ibre
6cliBipn nlls3ubreiteu utb oic Rotbpz
litcn 5uriid5ubrdugcn iudlteu uuo
illden2 Mau bIeibc nod) bel Der
@dbrheit uub Jude nidt init bob
tonenoen Sbraien BIC 8citbittc III
peroreben ooer 81 fdlid,en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Vom hineiiihen giirscrfries.

Sbsleih Sebntauienb republitaniife
Solodten am gpmbaroement oes
Sauptquartiers bon General Gbang
Siun. benz bineiiiden Wonnrfiitens
Siibrer in Yefins am ~. Suli tbeils
nabmen lno 5000 Sruppen General
Gbans's bent Mnerifi 10 Stunoeu
lang itanobielten, puroeu peniger
ais so Yeriouen setobtet ilno perIest.
9ubei betbeiliste lid Nrtilerie an benz
&f, benu es pirb aus Yetin9 be-
ridtet, baB arseln uno ShrapneQ
iiberdQbin in Die Staot fielen. Nift
ipeniser afs cine Wiuion SbiiiIe iullrz
ben abeefeuert. 8aB tpeuig Shaben
anserihtet lpuroe fam Dabcr. oaB Die
Sruppen in Die 9uft ifollen. Gin
Naihinen9eipebr, iueldes III elmer
Yagobe aliBerbalb bes S~tabttborcs
aufseite0t luar. idoB itunoenlans alli
cine feinblid,c gatterie. uno 3ipei
neutrality-suspicious. idoiieu ituuSens
lang auf bns Waifinenseld1iis in Der
Ya9obe, ieboh tbaten lie iid 9e9ens
leitig feinerlei Sfabcn. ionit bdtten
lie oas Seuer nid1t itunoenlans auis
rett erbalten fDnnen. Die 9bineien
iinb bod piel ihlauer ais Die iibrigeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20

ibrc Sromenabe crit antrctcn. nadlbcm
ir9eno Elm SfiiSier unb brci Sulbatcn
nit anf9epflan3tcm Seiten9clpebr niis
9ctaldt paren. Sic 8Gdtcr iolateu
DEM Yanrc in tur3er @%nticrnuua.
Ger Sang unr MIR mrs. 9cpor Der
93or 'td) 5rrlidSog, eriibtc or Den
Sttt6tcr nit ticicr &%erbcugrua.
Stc Homanofps neroen Dor $50
Mann il6eripndt, Die uii Bart rno
8arten uertbeilt iinb. 9ie WGcbtcr
btlscn cincn brciiahen Rproou I'm,
Den YaInit. Sm @eitibul itebeu prei
Soloaten &ate. 0auptmann aubis
linSfp. Der aonmanoaut bes SaIuites.
bat i1oenen bnS 8edt. 5u ieocr Gag
itno Naht5eit Die 3inmer obnc porz
beri9e Nnmelorng 5u betreten. Selbit
Die Sifi5iere tonucn Die @eiunaencu
leoer5eit az Die Salnitreaelu mabncn.
Sic tonlnlen nber nitt ouSu, lpcil oas
S%cnebmen Der 0ditliuge talt uno
tpilrbig iii.
Yer @gsS3ar perfolSt fleiBia Die
1wtotpoic Wrempu" mno dnocre 3cis
tun9en. ifcint iih aber nm bercu
Ncmmcntare ipeni9 81 fiinmern. Gin
ein5i9 Wnl mars. iofpeit betannt, baS
CT lebbaites SnterelNc fir Die 9ettiire
5eigte. ais Ole Aud)riht cridien. nos
er nne ieiue Samilie aui Die Scter@
saul Seitlln9 gebraht lperbcn ipQc.
Sci peu &nbl5citcn 5ei9t Nitoluus
glIten Sumor. Gus Glen iii cinfad.
Seine Gntthromuu9 itrciit CT nit
feincm Wort, SG9lif, namentlidl
&orscns. bctreibt Ser GAR aprpcrs
iibung burd Nrbciteu I'M 8arten pber
Habiubren. (Setnuntlih hat er bier
bel ein Seiu %9ebrod,eu.) In Den Nus
bid bes tartpiiel bauenoen Gsorcu
fam man lid, IN ct. Yetersbur9 MIR
'diper g%clunbucn.
(SefnnntIih lit Der Gar iuSipiitcu
nah Sibiricn pcrbannt porocn.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Seit1cb bcirm Gr. @5arc,r.

~ns Barrier ~Sournal" pers
Az ofientlidt cine aniHauli6c
~ Sdilberung ocs 8efdusniBs
~ Iebcns ocs greGSaren bon
Hi,bldnb. bic bon ieinem @ctcrsbur9cr
aprreipouoenten SouI erie iibers
mittelt iuuroc. Snriu bciBt CO inter
Nnbcrem:
Gin 8eiangener? Su, ih bcnfc
10! Sd babe abcr iest faum ipeuiecr
Sreibeit ais friiber. Gem mar il
nidt mein san5es 9ebcn lang Elm @es
fansener sepeien?" Sas Ifeint Der
cin5igc 8ebanfe 81 iein. ben NitolauS
III. III ieiner 8eian9enihait i'll ben
Wauern bes S1loiieS 3arsfoie ScIo
bat. @r iprah nit 8raf Scudcns
borii, Dem iriibereu Spimaridau. Der
fem Shidial tbeilt. Ser iriibere
Serriher lit iebr nieoereeihlageu.
SbrInen traten ibm III Die Nugeu, ais
er lid ieines ~trnuri9cn 8eiGusuiB
lebens beidnn. mnb nm ieine De
ipegun9 81 perbereen. ipanote er Ieineu
appf our Seite nnb 5ilnbete cine
StNultltI wv. Sytllt It plltU II
Giiengitter idauen. bas Den Yalait
,imaiebt. tonnen Die 9cute bauu uno
ipann eiuen 9Iid aui Den iriibercn
G5areu perien. 60 lab audi ih ibn.
als er bon ieinen 3immern aui Ole
Sreitreppe trat, rn @raf Sendens
borff 81 be9riiBcn. Or trug Die
Sauptmanns sllniiorm beS Vierten
Sdiisens Hesiments. @r i6ien bel
aus9eseihnetem Sciinoen Su iein.
gr unterhicIt iih NIT Dem @raien
oiienbar iiber eiu crireulihcs Sbcm,a.
oenn CT lGdelte immeriort. Nls tic
in ben Nnlagcu berumlpanoertcn.
iprafen JIG pobl bon @~artenbau.
Senn o 3eit 81 3cit bliebeu tic ppr
8lumenbeetcu iteben unp Der 9Sar
5eigte nit iciuem Stpd auf pcrihics
pene Slumcu. Bic @cibcn tonnten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Griegsge,pinne.

Gin glid nrf Ole nad~iolaeuocn
Sablen geitattet cine Soee iiber Den
8ein8elpinn Der angeiiibrten Sirn,en
I'M aricg5iahre 1915, iiber ibrcn
ourtidlnittliden Reingelpinn iudbreuo
Der orei leeten, Dem aricge ppralEs
~gcGan9enen Sabre 1911. 1912 uno
1918 (bieier 9urGitnitt lit pom
Son8rel'e Der Seredmins Der ariegsz
8%cipinne 5ugrlnbc gelest) uno iibcr
Den i'll Sabre 1915 er8ieltcu aricoss
profit. Sie 3uianmlenitcQuug III DEM
BON Den Scndtorcn SaSoIcttc. Sbpz
mas mn Sore cingebrndlten Winoris
tdtssSerittc ocs Sinnn3z NuSihulieS
ants 0crnterpotI entnommen uno
entbdlt tbeils amtlid beitdtigte. tbeils
bon %unertanutcu Sudrucrfcn per-
offeutIidte 3ableu, iu9t aNilpuutcc
Serolos 8ermdnia".
Der Hciu9eluinn Scr Nidr Rlibbet
SO. fir 1916 mar S126S.311. Der
Sur6ltnitts Hein9eipinu Dor benz
Rriesc mar S34S.196. Ser arieass
9cluinm fiir 1916 bctr69t S92O,115.
Ser Heiugepiun Der Willis Gbdls
nlcrS manufacturing SO. iilr 1916
mar $3.165.020. Scr S~urcbidlnitts
8epinu 0 Dem aricgc mar $3.50
1875. Ser ~aricBsproiit iiir 1916 be-
trdqt S2.409. S95.
Ser Hciugcluim Scr Nmcricon
@cct Sugor 50. iiir 1916 U So
l26,677. Ser NurhihnittS Heins
scipiuu Dor ocm aricgc ipu S1.246.z
$50. Ser Aricgsprsfit iir 1916 be-
trGgt S4,sS0,027.
Ser H~ciuscipiuu Der Nmcricou
3inc, Scao uuo Smeltiug SO. fir
1915 mar $9,307.9 6S. Ser Surhz
ltnitss Heingelpiuu Dor Dem arieae
mar S197.3S4. Ser &]ricosacpinn
fir 1916 betrqgt $9.110.5S4.
Ger Hcinseluinu Der Nnucouba
Copper Niniug SO. fir 1915 par
sos, 1892. $50. Ser SurdIhnittSz
Mcinaerpinu Dor Dem &ricge mar
S14.741.1S5. Ser &%ric9Sgcpim fir
1916 betrdgt S47.151,705.
Ter Heingeiuiuu bon Irntour K
So. 1916 mar S43.593.96S. Ser
Surhihnitts Nein9eruinu Dor Dem
&riese lpa s. ,746.632.
Ser Heingeipinu Der Bethlehem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Sapaniiher Sluttenbau.

9us Sau5eritiif oNasatu", bas
ieet alIf Der Wariuetuerit in Sure.
Snpar, auf aiel 9ele9t ipirn. fol- mad
ben Gneabeu iopaniidsr Sfii3iere has
groBte 8riegsfabr3eug ir9eno elmer
Station Der @elt iperoeu, ba3 mar
iemdls perilft bat, gu balen.
Die rHagatp" miro cine 8aiieroere
ordn9ung bon $4,000 RegiItertonnen
ba6en unb elm Sfpeitcrihiff bes
S6lahtihiffcs vSie" peroen, bas
gegenludrtig auf Den 9apoiatisGo ds
in aobe eebaut pirb. 9as neilere
Shiff miro inbeiIen iton pielc
Nererungeu aufpeiien, Die ielbit auf
Der Sic" niht por8eiebcn lparen.
Seine S6neqisteit piro beoeutcnb
i9neIler nls 81 anoten Die Stunbe
iperben unb ieine 8eitiidirug' tpirb an
@rDBe uno 3abl ale bisberigen iapaz
Shlattitiffc ipeit iibertrcfien.
Die 8erft III aobe pirb bercits oers
art erlpeitert. ban,it audi elm Sdiii
bon 10000 Sonnen BORT gebaut
luerben lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
&imberldbmung.

Ser Stont Neip gort lit in bieien,
CONNER bon Der ainbcrldhmuug pcrz
idont geblieben, unh bamit triiit, mic
Die ltaatlihe @eiunbbeits : 9eborbe
%anfilnpiet, Die bon ibr I'M Gull ses
madte Srophe5eiung eiu.
@abreno Der epibemie i'm Gors
iabre luurben i'm Gull 1000 rno i'm
Nusur 5000 Sale I'M Staate sez
meIeet. Sm itarien 9egenins ba5u
iteben Die 3ablen fir bieieu Sommer.
Snl Suli erei9neten iit MIR Al Or
franfunsen. unb fir Nuguit betrus
Die 3abI A, mas inter Dem Hprnalz
maj ut. BON ben So SdIlen entfielen
80 auf Die Staht Hefp Yort.
Gin 9enaues Stltoium Der biesidbs
ri9en aranfbeitsfdae benefit, bub Tie
ourh ben aan3en Staat bertbeilt uno
perein3elt auftraten, unb baB
nirsenbstpo elm &ranfbeitS Centrum
beitano. Iuberoem 9laubt man, bab
mebrere Der i'll bieiem Sabre 9eineloe@
ten Sale nod p~eripdtete Nusbriihe
o bereits i'm leeten Sabre 5uss3ogcz
lter Initedune tpareu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-20
Hutbes 8reu5 uitb 8eiansene.

ariegsgeiauseueu Nmeritaneru,
ipelhe in heutiheu @eiougenenlogeru
untereebradt perben mogen, iou burd)
bos Gmerifauiihe Hotbe &reu5 Die
lueitsebcnbite llnteritiiBun9 5utheil
tperoen. Gin @%efanaeuen Oils
&pmite lit bereits prgauiiiert porbcn.
Dem ellis g. Sreicl bon Der Inlerifuz
niiden 8eianbtIhoft III Bern ooriteht.
60 miro man II. a.. bcmiibt fem,
ameritoniihen 8efdu9enen Yafcte
nit Nnbrunssmittelu 8u iiberienoen.
Sn iplten Yateten ioaen lid 6ebll
Sfunb SleiId,. iotpie Butter. aompott.
8affee ober 5bee, Sul6. 8eis unb ge>
trodnete Sriifte befinbeu. 3rei
FOLDER Safete iouen ale 5lpei 8oheu
abgeianbt iperbeu.
Miih icIen arrangements sctroiicu
lpcrbcn, pamit Die >bieiigen Nngez
horigen amerifnniihcr @efnngencr
oieien aleibun9sitiide, 8elo unb
Sriefe ieuoeu fpuneu.