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The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
Eleven Markets.

Receipts of hogs at eleven markets
Tuesday totaled $4,000, being G,OOO
more than a week ago, $4,000 less
than year ago and $1,000 less than
two years ago. All markets with the
exception of Kansas City and st. Jo-
seph showed gains over a week ago.
Arrivals for the first two days of the
week at these markets totaled 100000
being $4,000 more than week ago,
100000 less than year ago and
stands exactly the same as two years
ago, when 100000 arrived during the
same period.
High top for hogs at eleven mar
kets Monday was $500, while the
low top was $17.40, a spread of only
so cents as compared with range of
SLIPS a week ago that day.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
BAD HOUSING.

Expressed in terms OF money. tuber
culosis, it is estimated, costs Chicago
$24.0O0,000 annually and Illinois twice
that sum. This estimate includes the
wages that would have been earned
by sufferers during their period of i'll.
ness. the cost of their care and the
loss OF potential earnings due to the
premature death of many OF them.
The city of Joliet has discovered
lOl cases of incipient tuberculosis
among pupils in its schools or the
101 cases." it is reported. seventy
seven are located on the east side OF
Joliet, near the mill district. where
housing conditions are poor
That situation Is typical. Where
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
BUYING IN QUANTITIES.


One of the latest orders issued by
tho food administration requires
millers, after the end of the present
month, to sell -four in barrels, half
barrels, quarter-barrels and eighth
barrels, but in no smaller packages
A barrel of -four is 1876 pounds. Thus
the minimum sack contains 242
pounds.
The purpose. of this order is to
make -four cheaper to the ordinary
consumer, by eliminating the cost OF
putting up the -four in small packages
or handling it in bulk in small guam
titles. Everybody knows that with
-four. as with nearly everything else
the consumer who buys only a few
pounds at a time pays more pei
pound. It's a paternalistic scheme tc
protect the consumers against theil
own will, if necessary, from the un
thrifty practice of hand-to-mouth pur
chases.
1t may be hard on poor people, at
first, if they are unable to get small
quantities of -four To many OF them
241a pound sack, at present prices
may represent a comparatively large
investment. But they should recognize
that the plan is meant for their bene'
fit, and if they acquiesce they will
soon save enough to make subsequent
purchases come easier.
1t would be a fine thing if this prac,
tice were extended to many other non
perishable food stuffs.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

Cracks in concrete pavements will
likely be a less battling problem tc
builders as the result of a seven-yeal
study Of their causes recently con
Guided by specialists in the office OF
Public Roads of the United States De
partment of Agriculture. Observing
particularly the expansion and con
traction due to alternate wetting and
drying concrete records were made OF
the values of these moisture and TEN.
perature movements under various
conditions. A waterproof covering,
such as coal tar, it was learned, pre-
vents rapid change in moisture con-
tent and greatly retards the expansion
and contraction.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
Today's Markets.

Chicago Union Stock Yards, Nov.
28.-For at least once this season the
talent" had more hogs than they
wanted or could handle when $4,000
were found in the pens this morning
awaiting disposition. Quality was
good but the opening was slow, from
steady to cents lower than Tues
days prices. There was little do
ing" all day but the close was fairly
strong at the opening figures. Top
was $1795, equal with the high price
of the previous day. Many were left
in the pens unsold.
There will be no market on Thurs
day, Thanksgiving Day.
The bulk today sold at 1880
1880, against $174O@1785 yesterday;
$17.65@1795 last Wednesday; $3.50
@16.85 four weeks ago; $SS509.6O
corresponding Wednesday in 1916;
$6OO@6.6O in 1915; $6.75@7OO in 1914;
$7.55@7.7O in 1913, and $75O@765 in
1912.
The top paid today was $1795;yes-
terday $1795; last Wednesday $18.05;
four weeks ago $500; one year ago
$3.50; two years ago $675; three
years ago $40; four years ago $3.50,
and five years ago $40.
Cattle with a heavy run started in
slow and a shade lower and closed
steady for the lower priced grades.
Sheep and lambs were steady
proposition all day and prices of the
day before held in all grades.
Estimated receipts for Friday are:
1000 cattle, 10000 hogs and 10000
sheep.
Receipts today were $4,000 cattle,
$4,000 hogs and $4,000 sheep.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
-
WHAT eoLsHEvIKI MEANS

When Lenine appeared in Russia,
Immediately after the revolution in
April. it seemed that he with his ex-
trayagant views had hardly any fol-
lowing in the country. according to
A. ]. Sack, directoEof the Russian in
formation bureau, who writes In the
American Federation:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

Mr.. Hoovers meatless and wheat
less days are not so bad. You can have
oysters, game, fish, duck, goose, chick
en-, turkey. corn bread and buckwheat
cakes, corn or oat meal mush, milk
eggs, fruits and vegetables. That is
to say you can have them so far as
Mr.. Hoover is concerned; but now
about the prices exclaims the Knox
Vile Express.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

U. S. Yards, ILL.,, Nov. %, 8 q. m.
HOGS-Market slow and steady to
5 lower than yesterdays average;
quality good; mixed and butchers,
$1715017.95; good to choice heavy,
$17.55@179O; rough heavy, $4,000
17.40; light, $16.6O@17.75; Workers,
$17.25@1750; bulk, $1735@1T65;
pigs, $19OO@15.75.
CATTLE-Steady to shade lower;
beeves, $730@1475; cows and heif-
ers, $5.00@11.65; stockers and feed
ers, $G.00@1110; westerns, $3.50
1850; native calves, $7.5O@13.5O.
SHEEP Steady; native sheep,
$8.75@12.25; western sheep, $4,000
1875; yearlings, $1150@14.15; native
lambs, $125O@17O0; western lambs,
$12.75@17.00; ewes, $7.7O@1140.
Closing Prices.
HOGS-Closing strong at opening:
little doing; mixed and butchers,
$17.15@17:95; good to choice heavy,
$1755@17.90; rough heavy, $1,000
17.4O; light, $16.6O@1775; Workers,
$1T25Q1750; bulk, $17.35@17SO;
pigs, $13.OO@15.75; clearance poor.
Cattle closing steady for the cheap
weight.
Sheep closing steady.
Official receipts yesterday-Hogs
34,550; cattle, 1929; sheep, 1900.
Official shipments yesterday-Hogs
3,OO7; cattle, 4,4O6; sheep, 5,S35.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

General Pershing who is now in
France at the mead of the American
forces was captain of cavalry, 46
years old, in 1906 when President
Roosevelt jumped him over hundreds
of officers to make him a brigadier.
His brilliant campaign against the
Philippines Moros brought him to the
aettention of Mr. Roosevelt.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

The Kaiser is reported to have
promised the Pope not &c destroy We
nice. There is an old recipe for max
ing hare soup. 1t begins: First, catch
your hare"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

The sugar used for making candy
in the United States according to the
Food Administration is sufficient to
meet all the sugar requirements of
England under the. rationing system
adopted there.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
The drinking of water al freque

The drinking of water al frequent
intervals while on long hikes is not
recommended by U. S. Marines. While
the average man should consume, &C
cording to medical authorities, from
two to three quarts a day, troops on
the march should drink this amount
at regular periods and not sip a
mouthful at a time say the Marine Of
ficers.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

BY the use of three-decller barge
capable of carrying 300 sheep at a
time, hitherto unused range for ap-
proximately $4,000 sheep at the head
of Lake Chelan, one of the Chelan Ma
tional Forest, Washington, has been
made available for use.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
Plentiful But Hioh.

Rabbits are said to be uncommonly
plentiful this season but that will not
cut on the II. c. L.. because ammuni-
ton is so much higher than in other
seasons.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

The shortage of men caused by
the war has prompted the United
States post office department to en-
ploy women as letter carries and al
ready two are serving letters to the
residents of Washington, d. c.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES
!. !. 1. !. !. !. !. !. !. !. ]. J. J. J.


On account of the Big Pep meeting
at the High school this evening, the
High school and intermediate class
will be postponed. Those members
of the class wishing to, though, will be
allowed on the gym floor from to 8
O'Clock
- - -
Leaders meeting tonight at S:15 In
Physical Directors Office.
- = =.
The Association will be open to-
morrow from 9 to II in the morning
and from 4;S0 until $50 in the after
noon. All classes will be postponed
with the exception of the Business
Mems class.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

"A newspaper advertisement
strikes the eye the moment the sheet
is opened" says w. L. Douglas the big
shoe man, who spends about 5000, 900
annually in newspaper advertising. He
says further that that very fact is the
reason he chooses the newspaper rath,
err than any other advertising medium
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
Is There ANY Connecticut

Oskaloosa police are wondering if
the meatiess, wheatless. sweetless
days being INDUCED by almost every
body had anything to do with the num-
erous sleepless nights certain indiyid-
uals appear to indulge. The officers
are watchful.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

Noting that somebody has sug-
gested that church congregations save
fuel by worshiping together the Sioux
City Journal adds both here and
hereafter"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

Every man in New Orleans must
work or go hungry" declares the
mayor of that city. Good! Now let
us make it a statewide and nation
wide order.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
There is an old story that expla

There is an old story that explains
the presence of the protruding lump
on every mans throat the Adams
Apple" in this way: When Adam
tasted of the forbidden fruit in the
Garden of Eden, a piece of it lodged
in his throat and left this mark on al
his descendants.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

1t is just as important to prevent
waste of food by careless preparations
burning, or improper cooking as it is
to avoid waste of food after it is cook
a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
Boost Army Y. Fund.

The campaign in Poweshiek county
for the Army Y. NC. A. received a
boost when 107 boys of the Grinnell
High school pledged total Of 1870
for the cause.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
More that s11.756.OO was apr

More that $11,756.OO was appro-
priated during 1916 by national and
state home missions societies and
boards of the United States for church
buildings and manse buildings evange-
lism and work among immigrants and
Negroes. The total reported for activi-
ties among colored people was $685.
271
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

be built must be of solid concrete.
brick, or stone walls, whose walls
must support the roof independent of
other supports.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

"A woman who has "wiennies" &C.
casionally is puzzled to know whether
they should count for or against a
meatless meal
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

May no gift be too small to give,
nor too simple to receive, which is
wrapped in thoughtfulness and tied
with love.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29
Cash Quotations.

Chicago, November %
Corn-No. a mixed, $1.79; No.
mixed, $40; No 6 mixed, $1.45; No.
5 yellow, $1.7O01.SO; No. yellow,
$1.60@1.65; No. white, $1.SO@1S2;
No. white, SIP; No. 6 white, $145
Q1.55; S. G., 9Oc@$1.55. Old, No. 2
yellow, 1922.
Oats-No 3 white, 753c; No. 4
white, 74sc.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

The Boston Young Mems Christ
ian Association (undenominationaD
the first in the United States was or
ganized in 1850.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

Since the first of the present year
nearly 300 retail liquor dealers have
gone out of business in San Francis
co
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

"A pig in the parlor and hen
house in the back yard is the gist of
Mr.. Hoover's war philosophy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

Young Mems Christian Associa
ton plans for work in France include
the establishment of 70 libraries.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

Whatever happens, Berlins press
bureau may be relied upon to convert
defeat into victory.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-11-29

Hail to the tank that in triumph
advances Chicago Herald.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-30
ENGLAND TREATS PRISONERS
 HUMANELY
(By Associated Press)

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 30.-German prisoners in England are not being made the victims of reprisals for the bombing of hospitals, smelling of life boats and sinking of hospital ships on the part of the Teutons, but are be- ing generously and humanely treated. according to word received here from Dr. Don Weaver, a former Oakland physician. Dr. Weaver is now in the British hospital service.
 German wounded are being accord. ed the same treatment as British wounded, pr. Weaver writes. In the hospital where he is stationed there are two wards for British and one fer German officers.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-30

ington, N. r., as chaufeuse and am bulance driver; Miss Catherine Hoop CT, of Montclair, N. J., social service. Miss Marjorie Carr, chaufeuse and so- cial service; Miss Ruth Joslin, chauf- feuse and nurse; Miss Marion Ben nett, Cambridge, Mass, chauffeuse and social service; Miss Margaret Wood, Pasadena, Cal, as chauffeuse and in care of children; Miss Ruth Gaines, New York City, social service and writer; Miss Elizabeth Bliss, Worcester, Mass, nurse; Miss Alice Leavens, Boston, head of children's department; Miss Fahnestock and Miss Harriett Hawes.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-30
VATICAN ADOPTS FOOD TICKET
 SYSTEM
(By Associated Press)

ROME, Nov. 30.-By order of Pope Benedict the war food ticket system has been applied to the 500 persons lnhabiting the Vatican palace, this number including certain cardinals priests, the Swiss Guard, doorkeepers caretakers, and servants Although the Vatican domain enjoys ex-terri torial rights and is not subject tc Italian laws, the Pope issued this or der previous to it's application within the kingdom of Italy. His order ap plies not only to bread but to sugar and other foods.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-30

Mayor Henry T. Ray of Fairbanks recently received telegram inform ing him of the death of Leo T. Vile, the former Fairbanks merchant, at Seattle, Washington. He is survived by a brother, Albert Vile of Interior Alaska
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-30

The Canadian Klondike comnanv will continue to operate it's four dredges as soon as the power ditch freezes over.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-26
Sou Has fretefte mnter freien
USltern mereen.

Sic eroberen 8erliner gIdtter fonts
mentieren ben Riidtritt bes Rei6ss
tun3lers Or. B.. 8etbmannsS oltpee
gum 5beil foleenbermaben:
20 ortpGr ihreibt. baB Die
So3iaIbemofrater i'm 0erein NIT Der
5ufiinftigen Reeierune bereit tpdren,
OeutIhlanb gum freieiteu unter Den
2dnbern Der WeIt 3u erbebeu unb
einen oauernoen Srieoen gu inter-
itiisen.
Wie bas .5ageblatt" erfldrt,
mib Der nelie aan3ler eS perionlit
urb burh feline SanbIunseu setudbrs
IeiIten. bab er iih entiflo1en bat,
benz Parliament Goumaft gu 9eben.
Die tiinftieen g~reisniie gu fontroIs
lieren llnb bic 0erantfportun9 bafiir
gu iibernebn,en.
Die tatboliIhe g II / q"
tpeilt in einem lan9eren Nrtifel baraui
btn, oab bic Natton cntifloiien bleibe,
ben 8ries nitt friiber 3u beenoen, aIs
bis elm auirieoenlteaenoer IbifIub ees
iiGert eriheine.
Die . euth de sage s.
5eituns" psriidert. oab Die ~2ai.
Der llnfdbieteit Sr. b. 9etbmanns
Solipea's bic beutihe Nation am
NtbemboIen perbinberte, 10 baB bic
8eiabr bes gritidunestubes tbatidhs
lid niht mebr tpeit cutfernt mar"
lleberbies lei Der bisberise aan3ler
nidt in Der Gage seipeien, Die Sats
oes Srieoens 3u forbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-26
,11arinilian 9arSen enSsiiltie
faIteefteut.

Sem -gerIiuer TasebIatt" sufoIse
lit Sic 3ufunft" fir Die 9uuer hcs
3rieees %illspcnbiert porocn. fpGbrcnb
mar ben Scrausgeber bie'er Wohens
ihrift. RarimiIian Sarben. auf
@runb- bes SiIfs> gipiIbieni 8eIeses
c%inge5Daen bat, UNI i'm in einem
Wilitdrs Bureau gu beihdftisen. Sie
8egierung bate iih ifon Dor einiger
3eit 8u oieier NaBnabue eutihloiien.
Sic 3utuuft" ipa Dor eiuisen
Sa9eu Temporary iuspenbicrt iporoeu
ipe9eu tbrer 8ritit an einer griIGs
ring Ser ~Horbbeutifen Nueemeinen
3eituns" iiber Die @rimms Soifmanns
InseIeeerbeit, Die bic 8ciisnation
oes ihlpei3eriiten 9unbesrattsmits
gIicbes Or. Spifmann unb Nuss
nei1une bes iftpei5eriiden SoBiaIiSten
Hobert Grimm aus HuSIano our
UoIge hattie. Sic 3utunit" madtte
Die bumanitdre Saltung Der genanns
ten 3eihing ldherlih uub crfIdrte.
Die 3iele Der Seinbe Seutihlano's
ipdren audi barauf serihtet, cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-26

Ser i~talieniite ~9ebcnsmittels
Oittator" CAB tiir5lid in elmer
Sieuns Der lombaroiihcu 9ebDrocn
Die folsence be5eihnenbe Grtldruus
ab. bic bon Der italieniihen Yreiie
eiiris fommentiert pirb:
.Sie itaIieniite Hesieruns bat in
ibren gerehnungen beSiislid Der
otcnomiihen 3ioeritauestrait beS
9anpes uidt nit Dem beiipieuolen grs
iole Der bcutihcn llnterieebootc aes
retnet. Ser Verlaui beS llnteriecs
frieges, Der iiir bic @ernidtuns UNI
3dbliser. bebeutenber 9ebensmiiieis
Iransporte perantlportlih lit. 3ipingt
MIDI beute gu benz Suscitanonib. raj
Die Ie9ierung nitt mebr III Der Gage
lit, fir cine 5luedmdBige GruGbruuG
oes Bottles an saranticrcu. Die itdbtis
ihcn Scborben. mic nuf bas itulics
niihc VoIf miiien iih pnber pariibcr
flar iein. odb iie iih Der 9roBten
spariamieit beiIcibieen miii'en. ipcnl
lie nidt cine idmdblihe. burd Suns
ger berbeisefiibrte Nieberlaee in bies
fem aricse erlcicen ipollen. Ser bon
@nslauo feierlidit periprotene Shus
aui benz Wecre bat sdn8lih peria9t.
uno Srantreih nagt ielbit am Suns
oertilfe. 10 eab mir auf benz Sanbs
neae ni6ts einiiibren fonueu. @enn
has italieuiine Bolt ii6 niht nod,
mehr einihrdnft. als eS bisber Der
Saq ipar. 10 pirb es iid In ipenisen
Wonaten ali @uabc unb llnsnaoe
ben gentralmdtten ereebeu miiiieu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-26

iih audi BIER befunoen; erit. rahbem
serette, seihdftlihe Wtttel ni6t aus
beIfen. Sn eoem Saae mar es
bofit erfreuIit, bieie fatboliihe unb
oorols ertpahienoe d drttdttpe
8eiinnune, ipeni8itens in Borten it'd
geItenb MAIDEN gu boren, obne bonn
8erehtisieits> unb 0elhdfts itanos
punfte gu ipeifen.
9ieie Hare Sheibuns bon 8crehs
tisfeit unb Ndhitenltebe lit. ipie ees
Idet. an lid ihpn Elm t~perthpoles
Nertral fir Die fIaren 8esriffe,
ipelhe bic se%genfpdrtiee Seitung Der
Sd1uegeielifait b~efunbet. gs iptro
Iiemanp in 3utunft lid befIagen
f0n1en, bab er purt, falihe Naten in
oieien tatboIiifen @erein eelodt
puroe unb, baB Der Name ~fatbos
Of" iduIb baran lei. baB er que
ipcrig pber 3upieI fir feline 2ebenss
perfiherung be5abIe. Sic q e
bcs @ereins iperoeu 9 e.
Of dtsmdBig gefilbrt pjroen.
Die @arantie bafiir, oab Die Staten
tpeoer gu bod nod gu niebrie iino,
baB ole @erpaltunsstoiten nift ms
o%erniinftig iperoen lino oab ilbers
balipt. iabraus, iabrein, 9 6dft 81
m q B 9 %pertpaltet ipiro, geben Die
idbrlihen ooer 5tpeiidbrliten
ltuteriudunsen burh 5ahleute i'm
2ebensperii 6ernnsstpefen
Sufiir biirgen audi Die gerihte, ipeIfe
bic geamten bes Vereins ben ftuat.
Iifen Werfferunss- Anturttaten ims
nler iuieocr unterbreiten miii1eu. Sir
Waanhe iuar es 3. .. etipas Reucs gu
bDren, bab bic Hnten Der Shuss
seieIlitaft in ben Suforporas
tions artifeln bes gereines
Der it d Nutoritdt unters
t%porfen ipuroeu. Ias bat iif aber
seraoe oils bas Seils nnb SduemitteI
beiuieien. Wir fonnen nur 0 | d c
Terdnberunsen in ben Haten MAIDEN,
lpelhe Der Staat %apprpbiert nnb
Die SahIcite in ser itaatliten Wers
iiderungssg eborbe tperben barauf
arfmertIam MAIDEN, iubalb bic Haten
5m niebris uber 81 bod itetsen.
SoNltt lie9l plS ~ u " ! ! UT X L.
/ d eruu9s 0 r / t d t
binter Der Sdusaeieuifaft. Die
d e lit ia auf Shritt unb Tritt
ourh Die Shreibeu Der 8iifofe unb
bas Wittpirfen bes &Ierus seiihert.
@ir eIauben nift an iibertreiben,
lpenn ipir b%ebaupten. nae Der 0eift
bes praftifhen &atbolisismus nnb bes
geinnoen Werehti8fetts= nnb 0e.
f&dftsfirnes, bic Iunbamente Der
M6mtfh . 2atholiidben 0egenfettigen
Shutseieafhaft pm Soma at nennett
fnS. 3ak Der mtIbernbe, p%eri5bnenbe
8eiit Der Nd6ftenliebe aud TIM Wereine
berriht, ffien bic 8efnnuna Der
5elesuten in TeS Yspines gu fetn.
Wir fiblen ms baher aud peranlaFt,
ben geamten. ben Sireftpren unb ben
Sereinsmitgliebern 81 Der neuen
Reselnns TIRES VeitanbeS BON Ser3en
81 eratnlierer unb beren SanblmngS.
tuetfe anberen, smmal 9ebenSperNme.
runss. Wereinen sur Rahabmnns al
empfeblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-26
=. NJ. e.. n. pespSnt Seutfdae
11ontet1.

Siinfunbiiebsie Sbeilneumer IN
ben SpeaiaIturien Der goung Wtcn's
Gbriitian aTociation our Worbe'
reituns fir ben Sieuit in 3rippen'
luaern i'm HUSBAND baben portee
8ode in Ietp Yort ibre IlisbilSnng
ubgeIhloIien. Sic 9eutc tpareu aus
allen Tbeilen hes aanSes oufamncn.
eetommen, uno cine erpbere Sabl
ipirb an sinem ~3tpeiteu 8lrias tbcil'
nebmen. Der bieie 8ohe besinnt.
gs purbe befannt segebeu. oab
mebrece Der Gbiolpenten oteier aitric
pom Sienit in BEN Bayern in Sranis
reid aussei9loiien tperben, tpeil tie
oeutihtIinscnbe Ramen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-26

Sic 8efabr elmer @ieberboluna
bes HaiiensN ufrubrs i'm 8leieiirtel bes
iiios oitIihen Wiiouri pcrn,inoerte iif
iriolse bes feiteu Yerbultens Der Sffis
3iere Der Rutioualgarbe rnb Der gius
ihporuug bon 3ipoIf Silfss Sberiffs
ourh Sheriff Gbams in Stat Hioer,
Wiiiouri.
llneefdbr bic Sdlite Ser Iinens
arbeiter inn SIat Hipers Diitrift nabm
am 18. Gull Die Grbeit ipieoer dlf
dber es man9eIt ourh ben Wea5u9 Der
Sremb9eborenen an Nrbeitern. Sn
anoeren Srten I'M 8lei9iirtel iino fan
ale Winen in 9etrieb. Die Wors
niiils zines Wtobs an Die frembsebos
renen 8eipobner bon 9onne 9erre. bic
Stapt gu perIaiien bate nift Den err
tparteten grfole. Sie gebrobten bas
ben oerielbsn feline Solee geleiitet, ions
bern ii6 bepaffnet. UNI ibre Seims
itdtten 3l pertbeibisen. Die 9es
amten Der ct. Soiepb 9eao Company.
bon lpelher bic Ninen in 9onne Serre
bearbeitet iperoen, gaben ibnen ben
Ratb, 5u bleiben ino ibre Re6te 81
pert6eioieen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-26
DIE enttdmfetten u'8sete.
teseMoLrese,oe s,.,,r se.tuus.)

&opcnbagen, 10. SuIt.-Vrds
WiIion's @ntiheibung ben
~aorncl" ntdt mad 8runtreih 8ieben
ou I~a'Ien, iueIhe bieier 9ase crit Der
beutihen Warine alIeemein befunnt
-plirhe, bat in oerieIben cine erube gnts
tduihune berporserufen. gs bate
lid ndmlih eine Sftpdoron lls@oote
unter bent Romen ,Seobbs Sdser"
orsaniiiert, ipelde Iid Die ipe5ieue @uis
sabe eeiteut batteu bas epeutlteue Som
ttneent bes grsRrdiioenten HooiepeIt
auf ben R~eresgrunb An bobren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-26
2at5oliiden 9ebensusrfderungs= y(reinen
jnr Na3abmung empio5len.
N0tniih .9atbolihe 0esenicihge shntseielihait ppn Soma banbet nit
mdnniher Gntihhbenbeit in fritiider Gage. a5t iduierses
Irpblem 81 ppaer 3ufrinenbit.
(Ion Nic q ~

Sortiesuus bon ser d. Seitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-26
&atbolii9e Nereine

fsnten ttfen eeefuInttsnsn, dsiYufen
fnr Dsriamutluugeu nRb QpnSsnttenen,
pftytenen Cer9anblnnetn, Nnkenbts
suneen bon untertaltua9en str. stusn
gr6keren uno aftiuereu GtnNnh N9esu,
tnbsm Ne has sataolhne Belt bsrA BE
merriam maneu. On etuem uDuts
nsnen gstras Tam trseub eth fatts'
Maer eeretn biets eSalisn far sbtse
Snede beunten.
5amtlirn.A nfaustennaeu, 1sess.Na.
Seigen, Uetldbs-HefMtAfe, ranfaenu.
esu nip. neroen ebsxfaaS ~ benz
{elbsn Bretis oerSfienfttGt.
rts iathpltfNs 5etfane 10 bas
Ipstfmt rrsan fhr Wattfnetfnussn
tstteus fatboItfner gsretue sab
Gamtlttn!