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Evening journal., 1917-01-17
How Mortgages Are Gradually
Retired Under The Farm Loan Act

limited 10 the following purposes; TO
purchase land or additional land; to
pay off: existing Indebtedness; %
purchase live stock or to make any
productive improvements. such as
clearing, fences. drainage. buildings,
and machinery.
The object OF amortization is to
enable a farmer turn a mortgage into
an investment When he can borrow
at a less rate than It yields him he
Is able to pay off his indebtedness out
Of the profits OF his investment. A
long time loan enables him TO use
his money iudiciously so that It will
contribute to increased value OF his
land and its increased producing
power.
Heretofore farmers have not been
able TO borrow for long periods. This
discouraged investment In live stock
and for many other purposes because
the returns are slow. Short term
loans made a speculator out OF a
farmer.
So the Farmer Loan Act, In add
ticn TO providing a way for the farm
CT to borrow 10 the limit Of safety
induces him TO put his borrowed
money 20 productive uses and pro
vides a way for him 10 get out of
debt from the profits OF the invest
menN
Thus the Farm Loan Act place!
within reach OF the farmer the mean'
70 help himself and stimulate hi
business initiative The long time
loan, with it's small annual payments
puts quietus on the terror Of mort
y gage foreclosure
Evening journal., 1917-01-17

ing at Clayton last Thursday in the
interest of the railroad preparedness
mOvement.--A number Of persons have
received cards to a tea at Mrs. James
Wolcott's in Dover on January 25--
Luther Lapham will leave home next
Monday for Lapeland, F1a.-Mrs John
Goldsborough and Mrs. Alfred Thigh
man have returned from a visit in
Philadelphia.-M Helen Hopes, OF
Easton. Md, is visiting Mrs. Warner
w Price. OF Smyrna.-Mrs. Henry
Taylor. Of Chester. and her daughter,
Mrs James Hughes, OF Dover. Del,
were guests on Tuesday Of Mrs. Tay-
ior's sister, Mrs. Caroline B. Raymond,
of Smyrna
Evening journal., 1917-01-17
PIANO SELLERS ARE
ADJODCED GUILTY
John W. Sprinkle Sentenced
in Baltimore to Serve
Eighteen Months
HAD PUT OVER SAME
PLAN IN WILMINGTON

BALTIMORE. Nd. Jan. 1.-THE
bcheme of the Grand Piano Company
10 obtain customers by giving pur-
chase check for ss125 or s1O2.5O to
everyone who answered its so-called
"Great War Puzzle" was declared
misuse Of the mails by the verdict OF
jury in the United States Court. con-
victing John w. Sprinkle. owen c.
Moore and William H. Stever OF using
the mails to promote a fraud by the
use Of the checks.
Sprinkle, who came here from Ohio
and was the sole owner OF the bust
ness, was sentenced TO eighteen
months in the government prison at
Atlanta Ga. Moore and Stever. who
were employees. were recommended to
mercy by the jury and we're sentenced
10 pay fines of $500 and S10O, respec-
lively Edwin n. Thorne, also an en-
ploye Of the company and indicted
with the others. got off with a fine Of
$50 because he pleaded guilty and
was a witness for the government. All
the fines were paid.
Early in February last year the
Grand Piano Company opened a store
at No 347 North Charles street II
was I'm business only nine days. but
during that time it sold 119 pianos A
raid on the store as the result OF COM
plants turned over to Postofice In
spector George p. Brill for investi-
cation caused the business TO stop.
During the trial table in the court
room was piled with bundles OF an
swers to the puzzle" blank purchase
checks and other literature taken from
the company's store. It was testified
by Thorne that the purchase checks
were worth nothing and that each Gus
toner who presented one was given
20 understand that he or she was the
only one who had solved the puzzle. "
The allegation Of the government was
that tho prices Of the pianos were
marked up so as to allow for the
credit checks.
The defense was that the purchase
checks were valid for the amounts
they called for Sprinkle so declared
and said that customers who paid cash
were required 10 nay more than hold
ers Of checks. Sprinkle also contend
ed that the scheme was legitimate and
had been operated in this and other
cities.
The Piano Dealers Association OF
This city was behind the government
on the prosecution OF the case and
rendered assistance in getting evil
dence.
Sprinkle was in Wilmington some
time ago and operated the same plar
in this city.
Evening journal., 1917-01-17
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff

There is one sure way that has never
failed to remove dandruff at once and
that is 10 dissolve it. then you destroy
Il entirely. To do this, just get about
four ounces OF plain. common LIQUID
arvOn from any drug store this is all
you Will need, apply II at night when
retiring; use enough 10 moisten the
scalp and rub II in gently with the
finger tips
BY morning most II not all, OF your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will com
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF It. no
matter how much dandruff you may
have
You will find all itching and digging
OF the scalp viii stop instantly. and
your hair will be funny. lustrous.
glossy, silky and soft, aud look and
feel a hundred times better.
Evening journal., 1917-01-17
This kidney
medicine MUST
HAVE Virtue

Form what purchasers say and the
demand there Is for DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root II must be a virtuous
medicine. ! have been selling II ever
since its introduction and l know Of
a case where Swamp-Root cured after
all doctors failed: this being a very
prominent case Il created a great deal
Of favor for Swamp-Root. ! am per
fectly satisfied with your remedy and
believe It is equal TO the very best on
the market
Very truly yours.
WM. BAUR. Druggist.
Nov. IL, 1916. st. Clair, Pa.
Letter 70
Or. kllmer & Co.,
Blnghamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp Root VIII do for You
Send ten cents to Or. Kilmer & Co..
Binghamton, ~ Y. for a sample size
bottle. Il win convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet OF valuable
information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder When writing, be sure
and mention the Wilmington Daily
Journal. Regular fifty-cent and one.
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
Evening journal., 1917-01-17
IMPROVING STATION.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN. Del. Jan. IT,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Is making extensive improvements at
the station here The waiting room
has been painted both inside and out.
The inside walls are painted a light
tan and tho woodwork has a mahog-
any finish Tho freight track on the
west side has been moved fifteen feet
further west and shed 167 feet by
II feet will he built with an enclosed
waiting room 17xS2 feet. heated by
steam from the pumping station.
Evening journal., 1917-01-17
RICHARDSON PARK cv1cs-

The regular business meeting of the
Womane Civic Club Of Richardson Park
and community will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of Mrs Samuel
Townsend, the president. Maryland
avenue, Ashley. The remaining officers
will be elected at this meeting and all
are urged TO be present. A paper Of
interest viii be read by Mrs Carl Smell
lenburg. of Bellefonte, after which a
musical and literary program will be
presented.
Evening journal., 1917-01-17
BY FRANK r. WILSON.
or the Federal Farm Loan Bureau.
Written for The United Press.

written Tor The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-One OF the
features of the Federal Farm Loan
Act, which makes a strong appeal to
farmers, is that It compels them
gradually 10 retire their Indebtedness
through a long or short period OF
years.
This process is called amortization.
Under Il the interest and principal
are paid off in equal annual or semi
annual installments, throughout the
period OF the loan so that at the end
OF the term OF the mortgage the bor-
rover IS out OF debt.
All loans under the Farm Loan Act
are made under the amortization or
installment plan. Since the borrow
or begins paying off his debt the first
year after he gets il, and because a
long time loan is best suited to farm
ers, borrowers under this act are
permitted TO execute mortgages TO
run from flve or forty years, at their
option.
Permission is given TO payy all Of
the loan. or any part Of It. on any
interest paying date, after the mort
gage has run five years. Borrowers
are not permitted TO pay off within
the first five years, because the
money which they have borrowed has
been procured by the bank through
the sale Of it's bonds, and bonds can
not be sold for shorter period than
five years.
To give the prospective borrower
an exact idea OF the size OF annual
, payments required to wipe out q
mortgage in a given period, tables
have been prepared The following
table shows the amount Of the an
nual payment required TO ext nguisl
in the period indicated. a 81 600 loan
bearing interest al 3, l-2 and
/ per cent.
Evening journal., 1917-01-17
To End Coughs

The following formula easily mixed a.
home mskes ono Of tho quickest cough
remedies obtainablo often curing the worst
cough in day. Take a teaspoonful as often
as Necessary
Glycerinc ........... ....s..s-..l ounces
Whiskey Cor sugar syrup ....... IL pint
Globe Pine Comp'd Aromatic ..... .1-2 ounce
Concentrated Pino')
10 sugar syrup is used instead OF whlskey
q ran be easily made by dissolvinE heap
ing tablespoonful Of grsnusted sugar in "a
cun Of water Be sure TO use Globe Pine
COMPOUND which is sold only in 12-oz.
on outside label.
Evening journal., 1917-01-17
CUPID and ELIGIBLE
DAUGHTERS OF EVE
Have ALLY IN CHICAGO


: BY The United Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. 17.-Cupid, and
. girls who overlooked their chance
. last year, have an ardent ally to-
= day in Mrs. Elizabeth Guion Dor
. mer, corresponding secretary OF
A" the Chicago Social Club. Her du-
. ties arc to bring sighing SWANS
" and blushing maidens, who 9th
. erwise might never meet, to-
. gether. Object, matrimony.
. The chief aim Of the club, how
9 ever, is to establish a middle
course between the expensive
clubs and cheap cabarets. The
. first meeting OF the organization,
was attended by 100 doctors,
y lawyers. dentists. students, de-
partment store clerks, and
stenographers.
Evening journal., 1917-01-17
pRoGREssIvEs NOT KNOWN

Officers Of Pocahontas Temple, No. 60
Improved Benevolent Protective Order
Of Elks Of the World, announce that the
Progressive Workers who arc reported
70 have given an entertainment on Janu-
airy II in Turn Hall, arc not known
the Temple.
Evening journal., 1917-01-17

Miss Julia and Mrs. P. A. Lynch
will give a Dance January Is at
Liberty Fire Engine House in benefit
OF Irish Relief Fund.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1917-01-17
The Home Doctor
frltn Ont nnh SnreA
How to Relieve Rheumatism

After each meal and at bedtime take
tablespoonful Of the following home made
medicine now used all over the United
States and noted for It's remarkable re-
suits Relief begins az once:
Syrup Of sarsapsrilla. la..-..........l ounce
Ioris Compound .....-...-. ......l ounce
INh-aLcr m Sinnla ElLzIr. ... IL pint
Evening journal., 1917-01-17
Frost. Bites. Corns, Sore Free

Rafhe me feet in warm water % which has
been added two tablespoonfuls of Calocide
compound This gives instant relief for
aching burning or perspiring feet corns
csllousee sore bunions; also for frost. bites
Or chiiblsins Tho Calocide acts thi ough the
porss. removing the cause Of tho trouble. It's
use also keeps the feet IN firm, healthy
condition. free from swelling and pufing.
Evening journal., 1917-01-17

These formulas are published By the Medi-
cal Formula Lahoratories Dayton. Ohio. The
Ingredients specified can be procured from sny
good drug store.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

9ippen Der 9rierer. sic seboren tpohG
aud our SasbeeieuItaft? 9as nidt.
ertpiScrte Der SSrfrer, aber i'd be-
oauere, Sbnen ia9eu 5u miiiien, baB
Sic einem ShipinoIer gum Spfer ses
fallen itnb.
giner. Der babel mar. bat es mir
eradbIt - unb th CLAUDE Is linn =
oab er niemaIs Beiitter aeieben babe,
Die 10 firhterlid lang tpdren. Mber
es mar feiu Stpeifel n,ebr moglth.
Der anscbIihe Soriter, Der uniere
Erierer in Die S%dneetpiiiten Der eifeI
selodt hattie. mar Elm mebrfad porbe'
i~trafter Sriieur. CIR hattie iib in ben
Seitunsen ais Haubseuss 8ertileer
unb Sunbes 0reIeur CUR @ertretuns
einge3osener Soriter e%rIpfoblen. go
mar er in Der Sbat Saebaufieber bes
8refeIber Germ ~9etporben, aber obne
Die grmdhtisung, gu iagen. Setu
amt bate er au eiuem eintrdeliten
seitaItet. inbem er nieberfnaate, mas
ibm Dor bic SIiute Fam. Has ges
frepelte 8ilb pcrfaufte er reselnrdBie
in Der Stabt. Sffenbar tuolte ct
iest einen Grobbetrieb in Der Sasb
e%iniiibren, unb ba3u bate er lid bic
5rierer SGeer %auserieben. 8ie Der
rihtise Soriter bieien er5d6lte, lit er
ihon ieit einieen Sasen binter benz
mertpiiroisen S~asbaufieber Der, In,
linn bas Sanbipert gu lesen.
GImdblit cling bic gnttduihuns
unierer Shiisen IN cine pubre gers
iertertputb iiber. bic lcioer ersebniBlos
perpuficn mibte. Sbre Stimmune
tprlrbe uidt frieoliher. als Der fomoie
Sasobiiter bon ~irsenotpober telepbos
nierte, Die Serreu modten ia nidt abs
reiIen, Die Saso finbe am folseuber
Gage beitimmt itatt. 9as that Die
Saso nun niht, nber uniere Shiisen
3osen AM folseuben Gage in seipaltis
gen Sfneemdrifen mad aplburs. Inn
bel Naht unS Nebel innss uno Hang
log pieoer BET Iuttcru gu lanben.
am 6reitas Ioreen iollte cine
;ipeite Senbuns 9rierer Shiisen, Die
Ser seriiene Sasbbiiter ebenfaIs eins
gelaoen hattie. nah Den @eitaben Der
Sims abgeben. Gin eliidliher Sufdl
iiiete es, baS iie bon benz Bed ibrer
@orsdnser nod I'M letter. IusenbIid
@ino bcfamen uno du Salie blieben
limb nun bas Gesenifiif bieIe,
giieler Sasbr 8openidiabe. gorbe,
oente lid aber Der seihdste 9eier ar
Nieier Etene GIN SdhiIh nuSoeri6fp,
nit ser Iufihriit -attung! guh=
itdblih pabr! aein Sdserlatein!"
Im porlesten Sonntas benlerftt
Der aaufmann z. in @brans, baB lid
in ieinem 8arten elm 8ilbihtuein nuf.
belt, bas lid bort formlit einseteiiel,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

hattie uro iif an elmer Riiberntiete
eitIid that. Serr 9. bat ben 8difs
bofs9eiiser s., i'm bon benz unses
betenen Gate gu befreien. Serr 8.
bratte nber benz Sffpeir rur einen
StreifituB BEL, es ittpeiSte 5ientlid
itarf. riS aus unb lief an YfdI3el por@
bel in Die Rpiel, Die es burhihfpnrtrr.
Nuf Der anberen Dloielicite sertctb es
in cine 4uupasnie 2anoitiirmer, bic
= Ieioer ooer sliidlihertpeiie - feline
i6arfen Yatronen bel iih bdtten. Sic
2eiite perfoIsten ben S6tpor5en. Der
AM 8litperer 9abnbof Der Woieltbnls
balm norbeiraite uno ii9 tpiebcr IN bic
NoieI %itiir5te.
auf Der unterbdb gfItrer selsseren
SnIel Sabuentpebr tpdrer 5tpei Serren
aus Srier, Elm ar3t unb eiu Reftsz
anipolt. auf Der g~nteninso. Yloslid,
iaben tie einen ihipdraeu 8~eeenitano
auf bic Sniel 5uidtpimnteu; 5lnd6it
glaubten lie. C. lei cine 2ethe. BIB lie
Az i6rem grirauneu erfdrnten, bdb lie
elm @ilbihtpein Dor iih batten. Sds
pertuunbete Sbier nabm bic beiben
Serren Iofurt an. .Seren Gage mar
ettpas uneemiitbtid.' ba lie ibre Slins
ten MIR nit Shrot Nr. 8 selnber
bdtten. &altbIiitis lieBeu lie bns
Shtpein an, iid berantommen nnb
ihoTen es duf cine gntferrung bon
ettpa fiinf Shritt nieber. Sds S1ier
hattie elm 9etpift bon ITO Vfunb.
SoIf' idonen @eIhihtcn nrib cine
Toral a~rsebdnst fperben: Sem etrer
s~a,ifelt bas SdebsIiid cine llnntdiie
bon Sduen Dor unb ldbt i'm banr
tdeeldne beuteIos burh ben Shree
itampfen, benz anberen, Der grter
ihieben mill, ihidt es Gin Rilbfhpein
auf cine feline Roiels SnieI. Ser
Cine Iduft benz Shtpeir, benz Inbern
lduft bas Sdtpeiu mad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

bouie, 2S4S 81. Raeine glne.. rnh Der
ct. Mpboniuseairhe nnb bon oa mad
benz ct. gonifatius s8ottesader itatt.
Ser 0eritorbene rube in Srteoenl
Sen tr%auernben Sinterbliebenen infer
geileibl-&. %.
ct. Niholas, Winn.-Sier fpuroen
Wilbelm Sbeiieu nit SRI. emma
grutsen unb Serr Sos. Bcber NIT
Srl. gGcilia Bruteen setraut. @luds
ipuniGl = Serr Gbriit. 9beis bon
ct. RifoIaus purbe na6 benz
ct. 8apbael's g. Soipital 5u ct. Glouo
sebradt unb ipesen 8linooarm@ gntz
climbing operiert.-W.
9ueaba, @is.-S. 9. Waisrus uno
Srau uno gtif,. Sncobp unb 6rau.
lestere bon 2ate Gburh. maften
0onnerstae gemetnIam einen ausflue
nab Niltpaufee. = SRI. annie Bins
ielb. ipeIhe ipesen appendicitis i'm
Soipital in Sbebopsan operiert ipuroe,
1T oieier Gage tpieber tpobl unb munter
babeim aneeIaust. - Sn Der ct.
Riholauss Stride tpuroe am oorlesten
Sonntag gum eriten Wale nerfilnotgt
bic Soh3eit bon Rif1uel Reber bon
Srebonia unb 8ate Subing bon bier.
Sum stpeiten Male nerfiinoist tuuroen
anbreip Otebineer uno Soiepbine
Bidder, 9eioe bon bier.-Y. w. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

anberen Yropin3eu ausse5eihnet onrh
bic benttpiiroieen @orte: ,Sope3 tt'
bellies a Sieu ct oil Hop, CONNIE ees
bons ct feaulg 9uiiembourgeois."
Sod nift bios in ben 3eiten Der
5eubalberren, als bic Weinune bes
8pltes faum 3unt ausbrude fam, ions
bern gu ieoer Seit bat bas gan5e
goIf unb 5umal bel idiperer Notb
uno 8ebr1nsnib bieie 9eiinrplns Der
9reue beitdttgt. Nls bot nurmebr
119 Sabren Der Sturm Der &epolu<
ton bon Weiten Der iiber Guremburg
odbinbrauite unb allies 8eitebeuoe in
5riimmer iparf. ba baben sun3 alein
unIere Batter. bic Irbenner Sauern
fif erboben, Inn in einem ner5tueifels
ten unb ausiihtsloien Sample ibr
glut gu pereieben, fir bic eeitJTdbte
uilb seGttete HeIieion unb oas an9ez
itanmte Serriherbdus. Sic ieetge
Generntion in Der alien Setmatb bat
bieien Selben 9erfmdler errittet. oos
NIT bas eble 8eiipieI .ibrer MANN
baften Tuseno tbnen INNER sesens
tpdrtig iei.
l1nerihiitterlih tpie bic Selsgeiteine
Der Irbenner 8erae. unbeugiam tpie
bic gihenitdmme Der Groenner
Wdlber itanb INNER bic Erene oes
Iugemburser Woltes uno 10 fuiro lie
immer itebcn bleiben, benn bas
luremburser Bolt tpeib, baB bic 9rds
germ Der arone Die g~erforperung
ienes biitoriihen @ehtes lit, auf
lpelhem auein bic gyiiten3 bes Iieben
0uterlunbes berubt. inmitten Der
@Dlterfamilie Guropa's.-X. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

itiir5t. ga Niemanb BEN l1rfan be-
merit bate. mubte Der geoalernss
ipertbe leiber bilflos ertrinfen. Or
binterldbt cine @ittipe nit brei
&inoern.
Wormelbtnsen, %. Wdr3.
-9ei Der Wormelbineer Bride tuurbe
beute Die 2eihe zines ertrunfenen ges
fangenen Ruiien selanbet. 9ieielbe
mar bon ben WeIen anseihtpemmt
tporben unb mar am 8~riidenpfeiler
bdnsen eeblieben. sic iheint i6on
lGngere Sett inn @aiier eeIesen gu
baben. benn lie ipar tbeiltpeiie in Wer&
tpeiung ilbergesangen.
Hpbtnsen, 21. Wdr5. = Sm
Sauie bes GERM Eoul Oelnlotte, oas
bonn 8etriebsfiibrer Sru. Sob. Res
redes bctpobnt lit, entitanb seitern elm
grano, Der gum Slid bnlb geloiht
perSen tonnte. Rihtsbeitotpeniser
erIitt Der Rietber eiuen Sdaoen bon
a~nudberub 5000 Sr., Der eigens
tbiin1er einen iolfen bon $500 Dr.
9eioe iino sesen Se~ucrsefabr pers
it6ert.
giiiem, 90. @Grs.-auf Der
9iiterperitei9erung Der grben Reids
ling Heuter tcurbe elm Gderfelo bon
10 Or pom Wiiaertneht Or. Sriiins
fir 1900 Br.. elm iolhes bon IS ar
fir 1900 uno cine Wieie o 35 Gr
fir 1920 Sr.. bonn 9aittpirtb g.
W9eiih angeiteieert. Cine Wieie bon
So Mr rpuroe benz 2drbtpirtb Sobann
Sed gum Yreiie o 5000 ST.. nno
Elm Ider bon 1877 Seftdr benz 2onbs
pirtb y. Yeifon gum 1reiie bon 5,s
020 Sr. 3u9eihlasen. Sir eineu
older bon 100 Seftar tpurben 5000
Sr. scbpten. gu bieiem Greiie tuuroe
CT iebod, niht 5usei6laaen. 9te
@eriteiserune erbrahtc runo $4,000
Sranfcn.
WaiierbilIis, 2. Gpril. -
2este @ohe ihieo bon bier Der Soft
per5eptur Serr Sr. Sdmit. = @m
I. Mpril ltarb bier Die dlteite Yerion
unierer SrtIfaft uno bieIleiht Der
san5en llmsesenb i'm SO. 2ebensiabre,
Die Shtpieeermutter bes Gnseite1ten
9ernars Sengen Der Vrin3s Seinrits
8abn. sic tpar Biz an ibr @ube ims
mer geiitesfriih uno bali nod tiidtig
in Der Substituting. sic rube in
Srieoenl - Voriee 8ohe murbeu
bier LOO Mart fir elm Suber Gpfels
pein ~geforbert. 1000 Warf tparen
geboten poroen.
CID a. b. ala, 8. Gpril.-6ier
ereisncte iih am Wittpohf Ibenb Elm
ihtperer llnfaa auf Der 8rube Der
@elientirhener 9erefperfss @eieQihaft.
Cine @eriion min ipiiien. baB Die nit
benz Siiqen Der Often nit Sort (gus)
5ur Seritelluns o Spreneluftpatros
men beihditieten Burden i'm alter
bon IA bis 16 Sabren. lid NIT
Giedrettenraud,en amuiierten uue
biirfte ipobl eliibenbe aihe ober Elm
Streihbol3 Die llriahe bes grdnbes
iein. Scrielbe tpuroe nm 8 llbr
abeubs. nahbem bic Seleeihaft eins
sefabren mar, entbedt. Ola in ben
8Gngen bes gerspertes it'd eifties
Sfpaben perbreiteteu, bieb es, retts
iif per lam. In Elm 9oifen Der
tpeiter lansiam slimmenben WaTs
mar nift su benfen. ba man tpeser
bes iit INNER mebr enttpidelnber
QMalmcs niht our grnrbifdtte ees
laneen fonnte. 9ie es beibt. fol- cine
arobere In5abl Irbeitcr bon BEN
2aud iiberrai6t iporhen ieir unb III
bieien Der Grssane periperrt. gis
ieet bat man relu SpSte nuises
fanSen. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
e fr6ntlech Wurt.

(Speziell fir d'Gazette fun Beckesch
Klos.)
+ frentlech Wurt as kes ferluor.
Et huot schon dack ent Quits gedo'n;
Dem Herr, dat scho fill led erfuor,
Gehollef Kreiz a Led erdro'n;
den, den hard gedreckt,
Ferdreift him d~'Suorjen. de en huot.
Brengt Rousen mat all Farw gespeckt
A S~onneschein no deischtrer Nuot.
z frentlech Wurt as kes ferluor,
EFT RIGHT en- armIe Brudder op;
IT as licht gesot, eng belleg Wuor,D
Rift Fred an Trouscht yum Herr crop.
Ferdreift wat donkel am Gesfcht
A rift e L8chelen eraus.
Eft mecht, dass d'A dem Kranke llcht-
Eft klenkt we Musek durech d'Haus.
f frentlech Wurt as kes ferluor,
ErmoDtre kann t de jonge Mann
Seng FLIGHT re dun T; an damn souguor
Den Altertom mach treschte kann.
Eft mecht dack died yum halwe Led,
Dat Johr an Dag gedauert huot;
Duoblsre kann ct dir deng Fred,
A kengem huot ct mach geschuot.
" Et as schen an ct kascht net defer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
tnxemhmrger
Na@ribtem.
Ans ben Ger. ~5taateu.
~Ensenbmrser Regiment nn'
iftSelteR.

Serrn Chez 8ebafteur Sic @onncr
9ing auf feline Gnfrase betreffs Der
MosIiHfeit Elm 8esin,ent bon 3uyems
burgern gu organifieren. fofeenbe
Inttport bon Germ Burton g. Sreet.
Heprdientant bes Sritten 0titriftes
BON Soma, gu:
Dear Mr.. Conner:
L am enclosing herewith letter which
1 have just received from Adjutant Gen
eral H. p. Mccain, relative to forming
regiments, as requested in your letter
Of recent date.
I am also enclosing form letter
which the Adjutant General enclosed In
his letter to me.
As soon as I receive a reply from the
Department, relative to your other In
quiry I will forward the same to you.
Don't hesitate to write me at any
time when I can be Of service.
Very sincerely yours,
BURTON f. SWEET.
Sier Der Brief bes ariesss
departments:
Hon. Burton r. Sweet,
House Of Representatives.
Pending action by Congress the Fed.
eral Government is without authority
TO organize any forces other than those
Of the Regular Army and the National
Guard. Furthermore, until Congress
shall have expressed itself with respect
to matters Of preparedness, 1t would
perhaps be unwise to attempt even the
provisional organization Of forces
which might not coordinate with the
plans of Congress.
II. P. MCCAIN,
The Adjutant General.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31

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