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row, attended Keith's Theater last
evening.
dings in army and navy circles this
season will take place this afternoon
at 4 o'clock, when Miss Dorothy Dana
Aleshire daughter of Maj. Gen. James
b. A1eshire, U. S. A.. retired, and Mrs.
Aleshire becomes the bride of Ensign
Alexander Gilchrist Hatch. U. S. n.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith in the
home of the brides parents at the st.
Nicholas. in the presence Of few
intimate friends of the family. Miss
Marjorie Aleshire will be her sisters
Shelley, a classmate Of the BRIDE
groom, will act as best man.
The ceremony will be followed by a
large reception at Rauscher's at 4:30.
Among the out-of-town guests here
for the wedding are Miss Harriet Gil
Katherine Gage Of Philadelphia, the
house guests of Gen. and Mrs. Ale
shire, and Mrs. Cogswell and Mrs.
Clement of Portsmouth, N. H. an aunt
and cousin of Mr.. Hatch.
Col and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
entertained at dinner last evening in
honor of the Japanese ambassador.
Their guests were Senator and Mrs.
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock, Rear Admiral and
Mrs Seaton Schroeder. Gen. and Mrs.
Samuel B. NJ. Young. the military at
tache of the British embassy and Mrs.
Murrough OBrien, DR.. and Mrs. David
Jayne Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ].
O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Mer-
riam, Lady Ross. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock,
Mrs. Henry Kirke Porter, Mrs. Marshall
Field, Mr.. Ben jamin Ide Wheeler and
Mr.. Alex HUMPHREYS.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick was hostess
at dinner last evening, entertaining in
honor of her son and daughter in law.
Representative and Mrs. Medill Nc
Cormick. The guests included tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-28
Three Die In Motor Crash.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. April 2s.-Three
well known men of South Bethlehem
were killed in an automobile accident
on the William Penn highway, near
here, yesterday. They were Hugh
Kelly. a justice of the peace: Hugh P.
McFadden, a bother. and Robert K.
Berkemeyer. a former councilman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-28
0ARDS OF THANKS.

GNENWxII, We wish - Gxtsnd % fslatfves
and friends our most sincere appreciation ana
thankD for their kind sxpreegaons OF sympatny
and many beautiful horal offerings during our
81 WIFE AND CHILDREN.
RUHEY. We wish to thank our friends for their
expressions Of sympathy and for the beautifui
floral tributes during our recent bereavement
because Of the death Of our mother and wife,
CARRIE p. PUEEY. j..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-28

founders of the Washington Club and
was well known in Washington society.
She is survived by two daughters,
Miss Roberta q. Allen of this city. and
Mrs. Charles Conrad, wife of Paymaster
Charles Conrad. U. 8. N. and seven
grandchildren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-28
Clergyman Shot by Highwayman.

CAMDEN, n. J., April 28.-The Rev.
Joseph T. M. Childrsy. pastor OF the
First Baptist Church Of Haddonnsld
N. J., was shot Wednesday night by ne
gro highwayman. He died In q hospital
here the merit day. The clergyman WAS on
his way 70 psrto.m marriage csremony
He gave The negro -. al he hAd, but
this "a not satisfy The -Aighwaymaa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-28
BRITISH COMMERCE FIGURES.

Imports Decrease, Exports Increase,
During March. Trade Board States.
LONDON. April 28-E1sures COM
piled by the British board Of trade
show that the imports In March de-
creased a5.1oo.o00. while exports in
creased f6,513.000. The imports Of raw
material decreased nearly $4,000. 900,
chiefly in cotton and wool. Tho Inn
ports of foodstuffs increased f663,000.
The exports increase was made up
principally Of manufactured goods. of
which s3,000.000 was in cotton textiles
while foodstuffs decreased 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-28
Hatch-Aleshire Wedding This Aft
ernoon to Be Followed by
Large Reception.
Japanese Ambassador Dinner Guest
Of Col. and Mrs. Thompson
Last Evening.

The President accompanied by his
and his nephew, Mr.. Fitzwilliam Wood
row, attended Keith's Theater last
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-28

the national woman's party will give
a tea tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock at
the national headquarters, 81 Madison
place. Lafayette Square, in honor of the
delegates to the National Congress of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-28

Mr.. Bellamy Storer. former ambassa-
dor to Austro-Hungary, and Mrs.
Storer have gone to Baltimore and are
at the Hotel Stafford for several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-28

Former Senator and Mrs. Hopkins of
Illinois are spending few days at the
Willard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-28

this year for the Mask and Wig per-
Torrance to be given Monday night,
May z. Among the box holders are the
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall. Mrs.
Edward B. Mclean. Mrs. Marshall
Field, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins. Mrs.
James Wadsworth, Mrs. Joseph Letter.
Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett, Mrs. Thos. F.
Walsh. Mrs. Delos Blodgett and Mrs. I.
T. Mann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-28

Mrs. Frederick c. Hicks entertained
a luncheon party yesterday at the
Hotel La Fayette in compliment to
Mrs. James r. Mann. Mrs. Hicks. who
has only been here for a short visit,
will return to New York within a few
days, but will join Representative
Hicks for short visits throughout the
extra session.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-11-15

supremely practical. The future wei fare of these warning peoples depends on our givin; prompt aid to these chil drcn and their mothers We must dc it amply, and we must do it right.
 "I suppose feel this phase cf tie need more kcenlY Lccal!5c of the many friends 1 have scattered through Eu rope. They are constantly writing mc graphic letters describing the needs O. those people and begging us to something Tor t!e,l."
 happened to know something of the effect of these letters juliciously pass. ed around by Mrs. Draper among her many wealthy friends in this country Through these indirect appeals Mrs Draper has been able to turn over to Red Cross headquarters many large gifts of money and countless supplies. For instance, group of five of her Brooklyn friends have given her the privilege of spending $2O,O00 year for this work. besides hundreds Of thousands 0. dozens of pairs of the best socks that can be purchased.
 Here's letter from friend In Scrvia, the little country we're so like ly to overlook ln our c3rncsti!ess about France and Belgium" she went OH. Their army has no reserves. Last fall at Monastir the same men fought for one hundred consecutive days with out relief. They were most nRagerly clothed aid fed. and, hardest of all, not one of them knew whether his wife and children were alive or. If living. where they were. Thousands upon thousands of peasant women and chil- -dren in Servia have no source of food and clothing but the army and the Red Cross.
 Thousands of these sufferers live right in the .war zone, many of t'"'m actually in the zone of fire. The Ii, lr has done Its best to help them, but the army has only bread and meat to give, and a little of that The indi viduals and scattering relief agencies that are seeking to help are almost hOpelessly handicapped by lack Of ma tcrials. workers or transportation. One of the most useful things we can do is to send automobiles to the Red Cross workers in Scrvia."
 The following extract from this let ter summarized the needs:
 The big cry is for the women and chill dren. Most of the children are little girls. 50 that means plain, simple. warm gar ments which can be worn by peasants who have been used to wearing heavy home spuns. The foods required are beans. tea. fc:s, sugar. cocoa ard condensed milk. Swcetened condensed milk is not desirable. Tho best timed milk used on any of the fronts Is just the straight timed milk without either condensation or sweeteninG. It ought to be possible to send plenty Of rnisins and prune3 frcm the United States Those Servinn wonlcl and children have no fruit Item in their diet. and they need 1t.
 At the same time the letter told of some sadly misguided efforts of private individuals, such ns sending pink sill lingerie to Macedonian peasant women. One box opened for distribution there contained five suits of mc::'s full evc,i- Ing dress and three sets of false teeth.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-11-15

those behind the lines and in the dev. astated territory, women, aged men and little children, left in cold blood unprotected and dying by the hundreds of thousands from exposure and starva- tion."
 Mrs. William R. Draper, the tireless vice president of the New York coun- ty chapter of the Red Cross. made this reply to my request that she tell me something of what seemed to her the most interesting phase of Red Cross work at present.
 "1t's comparatively easy" she said. flor a well fed man to face swift death in the excitement of battle. It's Gn other matter for the mother who lies on the sidewalk of wrecked and de serted village, her starving children around her, and watches an agenizin: death approach by inches. So much for sentimental pity! But that should not be the main motive. We must be
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-11-15

CIT Is not for the , men in the trench
 es that l feel the greatest pity, much as their terrible and be- roic suffering stii's h.,
 heart. l am moved most by the plight of
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-11-15
Little Ones and Women Maln
 Sufferers in War.
SCENES BEHIHD TRENCHES
Thousands of Homeless Right In War Zone, Many Actually In Zone of Fire. Almost Every Mile In One Section of France a Land of Desoiation.
By E. A. MOREEl

Former Director of the Atlantic Div,-
 sion of tho American Red Cross.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Wil1en'S pertramen IN
Demtieb'1merifansr.

&uibington 8. Is. - SOM
sreSmitslico Sner pon Wiilouri
bate filrSlih Den Yrdiibenten auf Die
unbegriiubeten Terbdttigungen uno
Terfolgungen bon SeutihsI merituz
nsrn ~leitcils Der GcgicrungS> Seumten
.altimerfiam gemutt unb ais Sciipiel
Den Sau BON SttO Sa6manu nn9cs
iiibrt. Der ais SubnppltsS lert megen
.%lInlobalitdt" eutlaiien luorben mar.
Sper unteriuhte ben Sal unb tons
itaticrte, bnB SaBulam Is Sabre int
Rc8ierunssoienite itano, i'm ipaniihen
ariese biente. 9tbertp Bombs fauite.
fir bas Hotbe areii6 S~eitrdge CAB,
uno rieit Der 8riegSs Srtldruns Die
Sterne une Streifen bon ieiuem Sauie
pebcn lies. @S mar linn uiht nit
getbeilt norpsu. ppriu icine I'm
lppatitdt bcitunb.
Ser Yrdlibent untlportete. iubem or
iein poIlcs Scrtrauen in Die Burger
beltihen SlutcS alisbriidte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Sibet'S ~2lntpert.

S,-Sn Der Sepufiertens
aammer bat Winiiter Yrdiibent Hibpt
am 81. Suli auf Ole GrflGrune oes
oeutihen 8eid)StanSlers Ii6aelis.
Dap 5lpiideu 8ublanb uuo SranfreiG
Gin @ebeimpertrng be6ii8lih Der irans
3piiihen observation-disclosures beirebe.
II. q. lpie iol9t g%eantiuortet:
Die @eriipn beS 8unSlers cntbGlt
itarfe llu9cnauiateiteu unb abiolutc
9ii8eu. Ipniieru Soumer9us. che
maIiser Miniiter sYrdiibent uno Mis
nilter beS NcuBercm lieB ii6 nab
elmer Seiprehune nit benz 9Saren bon
6errn @rianb nutoriiiereu. bon Dem
Tcriprefcn bcs NaiicrS Nptis an
uebmen. SaB or unierc Sorpcrun9cn
bcdiialih GIiaBs Sotbrin8cu inter
ltileen uno inns Ircic Sunb lailcn
lperbe in unicrcu Soroerrnpcn nab
@arantien ac9cu ielIc Nn9riiic. hic
nbcr nid)t in Der Imnerion bon @es
bieten am linten 8bcinsllier, icnpern
IN Der SilSuna zines mitonomen
Staates bieicr 0ebicte beitebcn ioGten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09

fIaboma Gitp, Stla.-Gier
Sberifis nnb Yuiicu pou Sunoerteu
pom MGnnern bc9auneu am 4. GuguIt
bel Sd9esan6ruh bamit, bic peritiez
oenen belpaifneten ganbeu. pie bent
Musbebunesseies 8iberitanb leilten.
auf5uitobern. Die genaile. Sabl Der
Sanhen, Die ctpu Elm babies 9usenb
~betraecn iol. ober Die nuneriihe
Stdrfe ir9cno elmer SnuSe fonnte biss
Der uitt erulitteIt perpen. abcr cs
lit betannt. baB Die llnrubeu iid) auf
Die Counties Ypttoipatomie, Sugbes.
SeminoIe Stmulgec, Yittsbur9 uuo
Eontotpc alsgebehnt baben unb bnS
cine Sanbc sum ~penisitcn ad,t5ig
Manu 6dblt. Cine anbere iol iognr
400 5dblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09

oicien Srotelte, Die an Den aongrebs
~Ibgeoroneten &nutIon seianot miro.
ut NIT 100 ltnterihriften perieben
moroen.
an Die @eriamulung belt Or.
Iuguit &ublmnnn aug Welrcie, Elm
gebiirtiger Seutider. cine Iniprafe
uno cs beiBt, baB er uno alfreb
NuguIt Wirten, Sobn Deg ~tpoblbobcns
ben G%inipobners bon Nlbanp Sobn
8irten, Die gerianmlun9 eitberufen
bdben.
Sic IcriammIuus fiibrte 5u ser
@rncnnIng zines Iusiduies NIT ie
ciiem Rit9liebe aus ieoer 8emar>
tlng bon Stearn5 Gountb Der dbnz
life GrranitaItungen pprbereiteu
Toll, uno es nurbe beitlolien, DfIcnt>
lifc Seamte bon Heip Him, no tilr3z
lid cine Gbnlihe 9erianmlung alb
9ebultcn ipurbe. ein5ulaben, auf elmer
oentndhit in glbanp ab5ubaltenben
tpeiteren Gcrlammlung I%nipradhen gu
bulteu.-,St. y. q"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Dir DoTnmneen uon Glra6-
Iutbrinerm.
SaS Reifslnnn mill pullberedtigter
Sunbesitaat wcrncn.

u NJ II > NJ. = Ser rGiiencr
General zNn5ei9er" peroifentIitt Elm
lan9es Snternieip nit BERNHARD
Soeble. benz io3inliitiiden Reihstasss
Gbeeorbneten bon Strabburg iiber Die
eliaB slotbrin9iihe Srage. Soeble
o~pppnierte Der Sbee, GliaBs 9ptbrin>
gen gu ipnlten, nnp lpeiit allG ben
Elan 3uriid, als Dem 8eihSlanb eincn
Sufferitaat 5u MADDEN. Gr fiiste binz
gu, bnB nah ieiucr ieiteu llebers
3elIgun9 gliaBs 9Otbriusen nod Dor
benz Gblauf beS arie9es Die pplen
8edte zines oeuti6eu Sunpcsitaates
perlieben lpcrbcn pilrben.
8Ieih6eitis 5oblt Soeble Ole Der
ihiebenen Scihiueroen ser HeihSs
lnnoc iiber lire ieitberiee S~ebanpluns
nuf uub cripdbnt inabeionoerc Die
V~erbdneung oeS Sclaseruu9s5uItans
bcs, bic llntcriagung bes @ebrauhs
Der irunioiiihcn Sprotc, Die 6abls
reifen Vcrbaftuusen. bic pbuc @rune
eriplgt ieien. uno Die Standardization
Der @lidBer unb Sotbriuger. pel6e
inter ben 6nbneu itebcn, in Ser llrs
lalbSfrnse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
papft iiir e~sredeten SrieScn.

NuS Hpm miro gemelbet: Yupir
Senebitt unteritiiet feline SrierenSs
pldne DER beutiten tatboliiden Ynrtei
ooer hires Sibrers Matthias gr5s
berger.
Sem Tatitau Nabeitebenoe crtIdrs
ten. raB Der Yapit iebr iorgfaltie perz
mieb, irsenb cinen b~eicnberen Srics
~peusplau 3u unteritiisen ober iid elmer
8ruppe bon Sriebenss Neitatpreu 5lis
suueisen. geante I'M |atifan suber
Su. bnB Der Sl. Sater eineu .gerehs
ten unp driitliheu Sriebeu" cr'trcbe.
uber nidt burt irgenb Gin Semiiben
Nubcrcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Die irirde Rnnurntiun.
Satboliiher Heoafteur ertlGrt, bic.
iclbe iei niht, mas lie su
irin ifeinc.

Ser Seraus9eber bes .Snbiana
Catholic, !. =. S'Yiabonp. ertldrt.
oaB Die iriid)e &pnpentipn. Die in
Srlano am periIpiIencn Iitttuoh suz
iammeutrnt, nidt ons lit. lpaS lie sl
fem iheint. Die Selegatcn CUR Som
BENTON leien nidt bonn irii6cu Iplte
auSertoren iporben. ipnbern bon
NoDbs George, uno oesbulb iDnnc Die
8onpcntipn audi nidt I'M Hameu bes
iriltcn Bottles ipre6en. Bon bcu
SO Sele9aten ltGnbeu SO I'M cnelis
Iden Solbe, uub Die ilbriscn ieicn
9eitcr BON S%eborSen, Ole bon gna>
lanb crnannt porbcn ieiem. Sic Nrs
bciterperbGuoc Dor Gort. Dublin mo
Scliuit bnbeu I'D, seipei9ert. Seleaatcil
5I %lcnbcn. Die iriihen Hcpublitaner,
Die III Den brei lesten @ablen slucs
nit Iid fortrinen. boben iih olcide
fallS gepeigert, bns Su t6un. Ser
3pet. Den Slppbs 8eorse in, Mugc bat
lit Der, Den Inihcin Si erlpcden, als
babe or Die Srldnoer crluht. ibre
Streitisfcitcn auf elmer Aonpcntion
ielblt 81 itlidtcn. INN baum Inaen All
tonnen, cS III ibncn nidt 0clmnQen,
bas iertig 81 brin9en, Sic britiihe
8eaierung ipciB gan5 ecnuu. eaB
ipenn cine aonpcntion eripdbAr Sc
legnten cinbcrufeu rpcrben iputc. 90
Yrp6cnt bnoon Die llnabb1naia!eit
iiir SrlanS fpreern ipiirpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
misssniinsr Sareer fteken
EaSeuette bel.
(sps8isn FIR Sirie 9eituus.)

Ils 8eiipiel bon Sem, mas in
Wiscon1in our llnteritiisuug BON
Senator 2aSolctte eetbau ipirb.
mpgen Die Yetitioueu gelten. tpel6e in
ben perl6ieneucu Counties bes Staas
ties cirtulisrt uno ,ilad) llnter3eihnune
Dem senator ilberianbt lperben.
Wtr fonlmeu 9erue Dem &unlte
zines Selers mad, inbem mir in
6olgcnoem Die Eetition abbruden, bas
nit ~oieieniBeu unierer @isconiiner
SeIer, oenen Die Yetitipn nidt 3u
@eii6t sefpmmeu lit Dieielbc alb
ltreibcn mo an ben EQUATOR ihi.cn
tonnen:
ITO Honorable Robert NJ. La Toilette,
United States Senator, Washington.
ID. c.
We, the undersigned citizens Of
County, Wisconsin, believing that YOU
have been grossly misrepresented in tho
public press throughout this nation. by
reason OF the patriotic stand you have
taken concerning the present war. IJ
hereby express our confidence in YOU
and in your work in and out of Con
gress. We are looking to you for
leadership in the present crisis and we
endorse your efforts to bring about hon
orable peace in the near future. We
believe that our Government should
state concretely the terms upon which
Ii is willing to make immediate peace
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Ger p%rrfhmdrmms aner-
klaat.
Bier gcupbner npn g o ~ b It, Soma,
iuesen ansebliher %1lnlopalitdt nuo
gerihipDrutg ppm HunbeS= Agenten
feitsenummen. Nebnlife Tn-
Hagen in Davenport crbpben.

= o IN . e II. Soipd. - Bier Sur8er
bieies Srtes ipurben mn 2. Guguii
bon 8unbeSs Hgeutcn perbaitet, nm
li1 gegen Die MntIaSe oes Sanoess
berratbes .unb Der 8iberieblidfeit
ge9en Die Reeierung 81 perautlportcn.
SIM ober feds Inbere iuurbeu
eiuem 8erb0r unter5p9en, NIB ipei7
tere @erbaftuneeu iteben bepor.
Sie 8erbaftulg mar bas Ne1nltut
zines 3uiammenitoBcS 3ipiiden
~lopal eeiinnteu Siirseru" unb Bro
oertiden".
Sic gerbaitetsn iiuD: gilbert
Sfdifer, 65 Sabre. elm poblbaben>
Der Sarnler; @iQiam Hidmauu, sc
Sabre, R~obelbdnbler; GrnIt Reper.
IS Sabre, Sarmer, uno Carl 8ebrl,
36 Sabre. Nlih bic prei Gestgeuanns
ten befinben iif finan3iel IN iebr
giinitisen gerbdltniHeu. 8ihmann
fol- seia9t baben, er iebe ieiueu Sobr
lieber irerbeu, ais Die Waffen ge9en
9eutihlano rihten.
Nm 81. Gull mar Saitor Sobn
Geidert bon Der Iutberiideu Stride
ipeeen ~~llnIoRlitdt" ieitecnommen
tpprbcu. --~ars--~
Ser @eiitlihe ipuroe i'm Bureau
bes 4nipaltes Saniel Ic8ilinarp
einem 0erbor u%nter3pgen uub Damn
nah CEDAR Hapibs gebraht.
Die &unoe bon Der S~citnabmc bes
8eiitliden perbreitete lid mic Elm
9aufieuer. Cine 9roBe Weni6ens
merge fhaarte lid Dor Wc@iaiparp's
Office 3uInntmcn. nneeblih NIT Der
Gbiidt, 9pnhiniti3 5u iiben.
Der Espionage beihmlbist.
0apenport. Soma. - Sie
Slunbes : 8robgeihiporeneu. er6obeu
am 2. Iusuit auf Spionage lautenbe
Intlageu gegen:
Saniel 8. Rauace, sfuei NntIagen;
plGpierte n~id1ti6ulbia unb ipuroe
inter $4,000 9iireihait geiteat.
Intpalt Carl @inie. unter $4,000
gum SroseB f~eit9ebaltcn.
Srcp YoQmcr. Nnpalt unO Brit
Ser bes aongrebs Nbeeorpneten 9enrp
0oImer, 8iirgihaft $4,000.
8eitere, 9leidfaQs nuf Geri6lpDs
run9 Iautenbe Nnflagen .ipurpeu err
bpben ge9eu 81. Seurp Tattbep uub
ieinen Heffeu Or. @altber Iattbep.
Or. Scnrp Rattbeb mar Ole eriten
beiben a~rie9siabrc binburf i'm bcuts
ibeu Sienlt tbdtig,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09

Der ioipobl ms lpie 8clsieu sesen cine
Snpaiion beifiibcu ipiirbc
Ser 8an6ler belt CO ritt Der
Diiihe ipertb. iibcr meiue Srfldruns
BON 81. Ndr3 3u ipredeu, in Der id,
i'm Namen Srantreih's iebc YoIitif
Der gru6erung unb Der Auuerion burd)
9eipaIt 3uriidipies. or bat abiiGtIit,
mcine 8orte bonn %. Rai IN Der
@ammer pergeiien, Die uniere 8ereits
tpiaieteit. nit 8ublanb in l~Interbanb;
lunsen iiber Die &~risgs3iele cin5us
treten, gum Iuebrud bratteu. gnb>
lid ihpice iih Der Hcihsfansler iiber
Die mad Der s~ebeinen SiBung I'M
Suni angenommene Neioluttun aus. 81"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
tsrime frribrit fir tinm-
lamb?
HuRiann crfennt llnabbausisteitS.
8eies niht MI. - Nmtl6inna hes
SanotaseS upn Yetrograo uerfiist.

b.-Sic prppiiorii6c
Reaierun9 Dat lid 9c~lpeiacrt, Sinns
lambs llnabbdngi9teit uu6uerfcunen.
Sic bat Ole Nuiloinn9 bes 9ouotnas
auseoronct uub Den /. Sttobcr ais
Tag fiir Die Ncupableh beitimmt.
Seim 3uiumnentritt rcS Sonbtogs
miro Nanu Die 8e9ierimg ibr ci9cncS
8eies bctreiicno Die Hcscluns ruiiilts
iinniiher Se5iebun9en cinbrinaeu.
SoS Shidial Siunlnub's tDune nllr
ourd, cine Seritanoisuus nit Dem
ruliii6eu Solie beltinmt ipereen.
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farmersDerbanS.

W q b / n9tuu. 3. :. - Die
gilhuug ciucr Slmbcsbehorpe Der
Snrmer@ 8 r9aniintipnen ma hus re
iultat bon Scriamntluneen. Die iie6cn
Gage binburh bon lanolpirtbihafts
liteu Siibreru aus oierlmo5pan6ia
Staatcu in &aIbtugtou a~b9ebnlten
Durbeu. Su bicier Sehprbe inn
@ereini9ungen pertreten, Die ilber cine
Witalieoerihait BON mebr nls nuoerts
bnIb Wilioncn Sarrrer p%erfilgen; ios
nit III alio rer laus9cbe9tc 8unidl in
GriilQung g%egunseu, einen afntionaI
bunb Der 6armerz %erciuigun9eu 81
haben.-S.
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(Speziell fir desc Zeitung b~earbeitet.)

8ooen besnii9en piiroeu. Sic lprc>
del geiuanot iiber Srieben, itottern
abcr bel benz Wort 8ieber6critelrng.
@be ipir cine Sricoensfonferen3 BADEN.
mii'fcn lie lernen bas 8ort @icbers
berltcunng Su 9~ebraudeu."
llebrigcns crtIdrte idon Sat
onr, Der britiihc Riniiter bes
NeuBeren, am 81. Suli: .SoIIte
Srantrcid Den Belts o gliabs
Sotbrin9en forbcrn, 10 miilie mad
ieiner Iniidt England es in bieier
Soroerung unteritiisen. Nber Srnntz
reid fdmpfe niht MIR fir glIaBs
Sotbrin9en, Ionoern fir feline gris
itcn5." @eiterfabrenb iaste 8aIfour
iiber Die Senofratiiierune Seuti6s
LAMBS, der Sriebe Tonne MIR bann
fir Die Sutunft seiihert ieiu, tuenn
SeutIhlano enttpeber mad)tlo5 ober
frei 9enadt lporben iei."
Sn Sranfreih.
Sremiers Winiiter Hibut erfldrte
am 80. Suit: ~Solanee bas Golf. nit
benz mir i'm ariese Iieeen. nitt enbs
lid auftpoht uno iit bon Dem perabs
I6eulngsipiir6i9eu Re9ime befreit,
oas es unterbriidt, lpirb Die NQiierten
nihts III i6rem 8eitreben binbern
f0nneu, Der @elt blrf ben Sriumpb
ibrcr @affcn Den Sriebeu 5uriid5us
geben."
Su Seiterreif sllnsaru.
@raf Woris g itcrba8n Der
uneariide Rremier. erfl1rte pers
f~loliene Wo6c Dor. Dem Sorlament,
Die bon bem beutihen Reihstau5ler
Or. 9tidaelis Dor Den, Reid)stag &C.
baItene Hepe 5eige, baB Seiterreihe
ungarn unb S~eutihlano ben &rie9
obne Chickering'S @eliiite iiibrtcn.
llnb 9raf G3ernin II, Der otter
reihiihe Winiiter bes IeuBern anti
lportete AM 80. Suli auf Die @ebe bes
cneIiibeu YremicrS 2lppbs @eorae
bonn 21. .Suli, SIopbs George lei i'm
Srrtburr, ipenn CT bic bonn bcutiden
Heihstag angenommene Sriebenss
Reiolution als nein Stiid BLUFF" be-
3eibne. Ser Nei6sfanaler iptpobI
ipie Der @eifSta9", 10 fiibrte Der Gls>
ldros WfiniIter aus, s6aben erfldrt,
oab Seutiblanb eiueu Sefeniips &ries
fiibtt unb bnB bas beuti6e Golf nlir
nah einem e%brenbafteu Srieben pers
lanet, unb 5lunr mittelS zines lleberz
environments, bas nIS 8rmblaae bic
ncn lam fir eiuc oauernpe Gcriob>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-09
Sci Sen pasiEften.

Sic Senatoren ga Souettc BON
@iSconiiu uno 8ronnn bon Npros
Sa.ota haben iit am 81. Suli pfr5ieu
in Die Msibcu Der Tn3iiiiten seirllt,
pie aus Seleerammen berupreeht, Die
lie on ben Nsip gprter Peoples
Council scianbt baben. Sendtur ga
Souette lou Dem Bolts Council, DER
cine YropasnnSa inn sanScn Saupe be-
gonnen bat, teleerapbiert babcn, pab
iih bieier nid]t bon BEN Srobungen
Der ariessIieiernnten einidiiGteru
laiien, ionoern ipfort bnmit Beginner
ipate, fir Die @obl bon Idnuern gum
&ongreB 81 arbeiten. Ole flr pic
@iperruinna puu periperrllten @es
Iesen eintreten."