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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

Ia@'tte chapter Of Ii, Auaa !
ross There have been ii q
Tar but it requires ten n,rs',
the class will begin op,nt.u /
celve instruction, prsalsih / /
other classes have besn fIj \
class needs members 50 NM N y /
begin at once.
Dr, W. B. Morse who ID
two classes, is the insrRm l !
Of the members are unIgu /,
the instruction 50 that tis &
ready for a call 10 sri,s !, n
possible. The instruction hds
liAihg OF SpllnlS, the WraFlag d
ages, caring for The FOualA 4
field, etc. This knowledge vi
of inestimable value not al, 1
field Of battle but ID local vi
or disasters that may aHx iu y
fire or explosion.
Registration for this .hs 81
made at the Red Gross hsslsuHa|
Court street 1t is hoped Id !
men members Of the Red Cos { !
will respond to this appeal b n
the class. -Four more meRbsE II J
ed. The cost to the students
cents. Fifty cents goes iqirEaIl
which money is sent 10 Eaa
D. G., and thirty cents ~
book on first aid.
The following have listed illfs Y
for this class; Rev. Robert ! l
H. Choate, ChauHgy PElei v
n. Buren, Frank Lovel a Y
Reigleman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

George Palmer Putnam, private see.
rctary to Governor Withycomhe, is in
Portland TO speak before the realty
board on the proposed appropriation os
100000 for the Improvement of the
state penitentiary. Secretary Putnam is
member Of the parole board
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11
THE GREAT SHOW

The winter nearly killed me off; it gave me
grip and whooping cough, the mumps, the
measles and the itch, the rheumatic and
gout and SIGH Pm thankful that l have
survived-the circus season has arrived!
To-day the first show came to town; it took
three men to hold me down. For always
when the circus comes, the ancient blood
within me huns. | never weary Of it's
sights, its atmosphere and rare delights. l
love the grand free street parade, love the
lukewarm lemonade, the gymnasts india
rubber men, the crocodiles from distant
fen the lovely OirlS with di dnrac cnnanncnd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

The army bill agreed by the conferees yesterday
while fixing the age limits at 21 and Boz carries the pro-
viso that any wanting to enlist may do between the
ages of 18 and 49, This as should be- for those who
want to 60 should have the opportunity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

William Boughton, 7, y1itil
Civil war died at the Soldsa Z
at Roseburg THURSDAY He hai W
Lincoln county for many Y'aa
going to the Home
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

Old Sam Gompers is one who cannot be deceived with
chaff Recently in reply to request of cotere of peace
advocates that he ally himself with them he replied Il
prefer not to ally myself with the conscious unconscious
agents of the kaiser in America"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11
University Notes

Blaine Bedingficld received telc-
gram yesterday with orders from the
war department headquarters of San
Francisco to report at the Presidio not
later than May IA for the Officers
training camp. He will leave tonight
on the 10 o clock train.
The Salem high school team last
night defeated the varsity's freshman
nine by score Of l3 to 3. More games
will be scheduled in the future.
The second public recital Of the pub.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

Americans invented the submarine and the airshp and
it is up to her to destroy them. The who in
vented the submarine showed genius but it was mis-
peaceful occupations and in this respect rival to German
Zeppens both Of which may be classed inventions of
the devil"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

Under the conscription bill just in passage there
will be eleven million men subject to draft With the age
limit raised to 40 years. there would be twenty millions
This should give the kaiser idea of the strength of
the United States and cause him to do some sober
thinking
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11
MZ'!yHqsbaa!d y: T! Isl ard and Il

Mr.. crandell replied g'll'
chance, -. g,shl
OF course ] had T. g. ,,,'i
and to my delight To-. Ton iIIi' sli VI
bow bow doll in bis !, lie.'' y. Il iiai
Everett ES crandell lll, e, 49, i,
thing. He insisted TED q ill' J Ses 'eI d
Of the cake be put u
take home. ,..,..dl I'd b Y
have ! SHe Helen and VaiI'I ~ Y b !
evening eSse ' for cards, b, anf t,,n ,n'' Il
With vdti' Which to treat s,a1 'I'i' ! tdi y
Helen lje be surprised sea-, SiIr diiIrrnstI
about 11s,ut MY wonderful piIs'' tle 'tds 7
We lingeresa. ~. midnight
* ,iaa't GRajI 'a'' sa''' ! 4, ,,'i Il '
II l uiuA !. T should have nm ~ Il,
dnit 4 i hadn't been % l.'i Iiitidlsdd'
y thore 20 But that Ilea', ., Tain 80
1nnq 1ns1'i flights Of griIly \ ''l1 'sTcrilg :
inviting %hes we, We emerged i,i il,If ~
rant | noticed = NJ. Crand'll
| IN by the curS a. ehauffeaii v
and spoke y "a IA NE dOor .esl,l
| diately Open,sa IA riys 1II'sa Vi
~ am golns ,,oI, home, Y. WA. 1
ure Of taklns into the
| following = back iI Il, III
i'l As I leaned ne gs'Ik talk d ,,l
oar listening Y ,,a # 70 bushes
y sn'f' I ! U \, ysHIa |, 'sSI ,si, :, |, ..,,
Tom would 10 Ia IIsasuuris ! ''''''
Tomorrow noss9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

OF sparkling plate glass gems. love the tigers in their
cage, moth eaten lions in rage the cames with their
hy backs the snakes the warhogs and the yaks love
the wild hyenas yell, love the good old circus smell:
there's nothing like that fine rich scent outside the canvas
circus tent. The same old fragrance that knew in
youth, when all my skies were blue and PLAYED hockey
that my eyes might the tented paradise And when
hear the circus grow the mingled groan and roar and
howl the bark the mutter and the whine the same old
thrill runs up my spine
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11
Men Wanted In Class
Of Willamette Chapter
American Red Cross

Men are wanted to become members
Of the men $ first aid class Of the VII
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

Defense day. Saturday May 10,
will he celebrated at jefferson with a
combination OF defense day celebration
and a local teachers institute. County
School Superintendent Smith will be in
attendance and will lead the institute
work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

County School superintendent Smith
is attending a Standardization rally at
Middle Grove this afternoon. The event
is cing celebrated with Program aud
athletics.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

\ marriage license was issued yes
tcrday by the county clerk TO Louie
Olsen, guard at the Oregon state pen.
iteutiary, and Ida A. Boctticher Of Se.
lem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-11

The second public recital of the pub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
frankreidJ fdlrd)t bram.
5reb q. 3itnep, Gin amerifaniiher
Seitnnssmanu, Der fiir3lih aus
Sranfreid einsetrpffen tit, be.
bauptet, pae 5ranfreih aabe3n
erihDpft lei.

Sreb 9. Yitnep, Gin amerifaniihe,
Seitungsmanu, Der gu Seginn bes
europGilben 8rieses in Srantreid
lpar, Die gauge 3eit iiber briiben lebte
uno crit Dor san3 tlr5er 3eit na1 Den
Der. Staaten 5uriid8etebrt lit, l6ils
bert in einem Nrtitel in Der ~Netp Ypr!
Tribune" Die Gage in Srantreih aIa
ipabrbaft ber35erreiBenA CT iagt:>
.RGnner NIT uIt einem Nues
perben in Srautreih mad Der Sroni
5uriideel6idt.
sd femme einen S6eerenihleifer,
Ser Sabre lang ieinen 8urren ourd
Die StraSen BON Taris ihpb. Or
ipuroe an @esinu oes Grieses aus
geboben urb nat Der Sront aeihidt.
Sort pcrlor or ourh eiren Strcifihuf
ous refte Guge, ipuroe i'm Solpital
uusaebeilt unb fam tpieber nab ieis
mem 0aris 5uriid. mo er feline ges
lhGiti9ung bon ebeoem ipiebcr aufs
nnbm. Wor 8ipei Ronuten lit er
abermals 3u ben Sabuen berufen
iporben uno itebt MN ipieoer irgenopc
in ben iran5oiiihen Shiieengrdben.
.Srantreit muB bente ieben Wann,
Der nun irsenopie fdbi9 lit, auf 5ipei
9einen an iteben. nnh ben ~poroeriten
Shiieengrdbeu id)iden.
.Sn Woulins, no mir in eiuem
tfeineu Sotel iibernadteu muBten. ers
fldrte mir Die .Yaprpna". .baB ibr
Wanu iton large i'm SeIoe itebe uno
lie Die gauge Gait oes SausbaIts aui
ii6 babe. "a audi ibr Shpaeer eins
se3o9en porben lei.
Sem zines Setu mar brei SoI
tiirSer ais bas auoere. aber tie baben
i'm bod 9enommen. neil lie chen
Rdnner bruliheu.
SD femme einen iineen Wann aus
Der 191Ssalalie, Der fiir5lid 5um
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

Ne!ooienite einse5oeen murbe. trpsoem
er elmer 8iidgrats@ erfriimmung tpeger
etnen 9ppsperbanb traeen muBte. 0or
einem Inberen peiB i6. bab er feds
Wal tpegen @anoerniere 8uriidaes
tpieien uno nun beunoh gcnommer
iuurbe.
p5ranfreih lit nit ieiuen 8eierpen
5n Cube gefpmmen.
Sober, Der iteben uno Iaufen lam,
mub an Die Sront.
~Nus elmer 9epolferuns bon etipas
ipenieer ais 100000 Seelen ba,
Srantreih mebr ais elm Setitel an
Die 8ront geididt. Ser Sabraana
1917 mubte i'm Slut pes perflofenen
Sdbres binars. Sm IIter bon MIR
10 Sabren nabmen lie on ben Sam
pfen m Der Spmme tbcil. @ier
8egimenter pes beriibmten 20. 8orps,
oes beriibmtciteu aorps Der gansen
fran3oiiiben @rmee. 6atten eineu
Ncunoebnidbrieeu in ieoem 3u9e bon
bier Wann. Die alaiie 1917 bali BEL
Dem Sturme allt Waurepas.
Gin GROCER SbeiI bes Sabrsanees
1918 ut beute ihon in ben Sdiisens
grdbcn. llno babel Itellt Die alaiIe
1918 peniger ais 225.000 Iaun, ia
taltm mebr ais 200, 600. ginidlieSz
lid aQer Stripped fonnte Der neue
S~abrsaus nidt 225.000 Iann aufs
brinBen.
~8as Srantreif pirtIih setbau
bat, erbellt aus Den gerluitliiten. Sm
&dr3 1919 mar Die 8abl Der auf
fransOiiiher Seite 8etobteten aui
S22 aneeipatieu. Sm Rara
1917 betruB lie beinabe bas SoppcIte
unb beute betrauert Srantreib nabesu
100000 Spbte.
~8ur5 benor ih uab Den Der.
Staaten 5uriidtebrte. bate i'd cine
eingebenbe unterrebIns NIT eiuem
boben fran5oiiiten Seamtcn iiber Die
Sraec Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
~@ir touneu bis Gnians September
o%rr6baIteu", iaete er. -@ieuei6t aud,
Bis gnbe September. Nber niht
LANCER. 0ir baben einfah nidt bic
Ieulden mebr. Wir baben uniere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Oeiterreidtifeb'mneariiher
SrteSe.

Infer bieiem Sitel fubrt Die 8icuel
~Neue Sreie Yreiie" aus: Seiterreid
llnearn bari mad benz Srieben nitt
lpeni9er ieinL ais es porber mar. Ga
bari int neuen europa on @eItune
nid}ts perlieren. Ser Sriebe pirh
ni6t bloB ben 2anobeiis regeIn, ION
bern tiefer in Sanpel uno Yertebr eins
orin9en, alS oieS ientals 3upor ees
ifeben. 8iftiser ais pie 3anopers
tbeilung lit fir Die Wonarhie Die be-
abiidtiste Siherlns Der Shiiifabri
auf Dem Goriatiihen Nteer uno aui
Der Conan. 9arum lam lie niemaIs
unier Gibraltar. ben 9oiti6en. obers
bdlb Der 8utt bon Gattaro. aufeeben.
Sic fam Die Sreibeit Der SpnaI aud
I'M Srieoen niht entbebren uub nidt
3useben. bab Die @olterItraBe ms
Shipar3e Ieer bon Der 8ostpiIiafeii
Der Ineren3er peritopft lperben tonnte.
Sur nm tp~irtbihaftlide Siderune,
nift UNI Die Stprung oes n~ationaIen
2ebens Der Serbeu unb Der Hun,Gnen
hanbelt es lid. Srei fol- Nlbanier
iein, frei unb allen Y6ltern 3ugdngIid,
ipu Die Ibria tpie Die Sonal iperoen.
8ir ipreden niht ipie Die Staliener bon
unierem Neere, ionbern MIR bon
uuieren 2ebensbebiirfuiiieu, Die obne
politiihe Sebriiduns frember Boiler
berritten tperoen fDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

Reiernen aufsebrauft. 8ir baben
fetne Soloaten mebr, bic mir IN Die
porberften SGiisenerGben i6iden
tSnnten, I'M bic BlGse Der 8etobteten
ober auBer Gefeht 9eiesteu aus3u>
fuuen. 9us gnbe bes Wpnats
September lit i'm beiten Sale audi bas
gnoe uuierer HeIerpen."
Der Retter in Der Rptb.
r@as lit nun Die N o r
borauf?"
Sic Gnttport beibt amerita
Srantreih mub Dor 4nfang Septems
ber frtihe Sruppen babeu.
"Srantreih bat iih perbIutet.
Srantreih bat iein Is~aunestbum.
ieine geiistbiimer, iein 9elb seopfert.
Ro6 t6mpft es 10 ifper pie MIR
ienaIs, ipenu nidt i6perer. Niemanb
bort eineu &lageruf, es lei benin, oab
Der Sieg auf Dem S6IattfeIbe toms
men mug. Slber tros oes boben Ruz
Ties, frog bes ~eldn3enben Settles, nit
benz Die Truppeu Srautreif's beute
nod nah Der Srout marihieren, tbun
lie es bod lesten gnbes in benz 8Iau>
ben an Imerita, in benz 8ldubeu,
oab @merito in bieier Stunbe Der
bIrti9eu 8eburt Sreibett tie
nidt i'm Glide laiIeu pirb.
~Nmerifa miibte ba3u Die 5erriHes
uen Heiben Sranfreih's Dor gube
September alrSeefIlt baben. &merita
miiBte Die aufsabe iiberuebmeu, ben
beuti6en IuIturm ~ouf5ubalteu. limb
Sas t0nnte niht babur6 9eiheben.
bab Die Ntduner I'M SUM- resiitriert
unb I'M September pber OCTOBER mad
Den llebuugslasern beorbert Htperoen.
~Imeritaniife Sruppen miibten
beute ifon mad BEN llebungsIaseru in
Srantreif 9ebraht peroen, nm i'm
September mad Den Sdusensrdbeu
An 9ebeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

bDbt uniereu &~1inItsenub, neil tie uns
rglei6 in oaS Sauptinterefe Der
ilneren Sanblune" berieet. Solbe
gereiherung lit Der mobernen Rip6e
erfpiinibt uuo braut,t ibr mir nit
Siterbeit bes @eihntads 3usefiibrt
tperoen. Sic .ipannungstobtenben
aufbaupaiien" limb gu permeioeu,
lpo5it es ieet bieIe Rittel siebt; aber
mo- beutIi6e Sanblunsseiuihnitte elm
9eiiti8es ~atbemboIen gebteten, lit NIT
Dem Sauptoorbane cine Ittpauie gu
MAIDEN. Sbue a~iir5ungeu gebt es
ni6t; elm unsetiir3ter .Samlet"
piirbe 512 Stunben bauern; aber MIR
entbebrlid)er Sbmud bleibe meg.
Der beutihe Sert lei iprebbar, .lieber
NIT ben flint Sinnen geifopft als MIR
NIT pbiloiopbiiher @elebriamteit".
r +
Sm Prohibitions Staat Colorado
foitet 8btstep $500 ba5 Quart. Ger
beimlite Suff lit n Cater unb n
foitipieliges oa5u!
Sag elm tatboIiiher Yrieitcr oils
&oniul fir bic Siirfen funeieren
tpiirbe, bate man Dor benz Anfange
oeS ibredlifen @eltfrieses farm ges
glaubt, dber i'm 2aufe Der 3eit paiiis
rem oft itaunenspertbe Singe. 9as
8uuberbare bat iih 5u9etraeen. Snz
folge Der llebertrd9unS Der tiirtiihen
Nueelegerbeiteu in uuierem 2aube auf
Die ipaniite Sotihaft in Baibiuston
Duroen ale ipauiihen &onIuln be-
uahridtigt, Die Rehte Der in ibren
Siitrifteu befinoIiteu 9iirfen gu
ipabren. So6ip. gater Iresui bon
Der ct. Sobu's &atbebrale, goiie,
Soabo, lit Viee >aoniul I'M ipuniihen
&pniularbienIt, ltno IN bteier gisen>
ihaft lit er p%erpfIidtet, iih Der Gnses
l~esenbeiten Der iih in Sbabo, Ious
tdna. Nebaba. Oregon unb utab be-
finoli6en Siirten an3unebmen.
Gin SPECIAL Genius Der meoi3is
niiten Yrofeiiion bat ergeben. oaB lid
I'M Staate Reip Yorf 5.735 Ner5te be-
iinben, pelhe fiir ben Militdrbienit
eeeignet iinb. Ser Genius 5eigt. baB
I'M Staate 1865 Ier3te lpobueu, bon
tpelhen sol benz lpeiblihen 0eihIeht
u%nseboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Prof. 6mftau y. Setmener
esftsrben.

Srofeiior @uitap b. Shmpller, Ser
tucItbeiannte beuti6e RatipnqIotpnom,
lit in Sar5burg 9eiturben.
@uItao Shmoller mar ar "a. sunni
1888 in Seilbroun seboren. ituoierte
IN Siibinseu StdatsrpiHenifaiteu
mar oann einige Belt am Statiihiher
Vireau III Stuttsart bei6dftigt, tpurbs
1854 .auberoroentliher. 1868 orient
liher Yrofeiior Der StaatstpiHenihaf;
ten in Sale. 1872 in Strabbura,
III Berlin. 1884 purbe er gum
Waitslieo bes preuBiihen St~aatsratbs
1887 gum Siitorioerapben fir brans
oenburgiihe 9eihihte. 1899 ais Der
treter Der l~lniperiitdt Berlin gum Grit
slieo oes preubii6en Serrenbauies
ernaunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
&atboliide Gereine

JpIten i6ren 0eefplutipnen, Aufruftn
fir @eriammlanaen uun 2onuenttoueu,
pfft5tenen 9erbanoiuRgen, Aufinot'
euugsn ppn ilnterhaltnugrn MN. etnen
srtBsren uue atttneren GtufluR fnneru,
tnbsm ne has fat1uliine Bolt bnrtn BITE
epalteu ottier 5ettuns earanf ant'
uelen getrag fann frseuo Gin fatbo.
Hidher geretn oieie spalttn fur pbise
Swtde bennteu.
eamtlien. Aniiinoignueen Sooes'An.
sstsen, notwithstanding, Tanfiasuu.
gen Iim. meroen ebeufans 5n bent
ieIbsn pretfe perbffentitdt.
lie fathpliine Settuug To baS
Iostine Ersun fir Wi~tttbeilunsen
ieiisus fatbuliider gereine ano
SamtIieu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
HarSen's y3memnft" imspen'
tiert.

Warimilian Sarpen's 9erlincr
3eitibrift ~Sie Sutunft" lit
ipieberum i%uspeubicrt poroen.
Sarben'S YSutunit" bat iid l~dnsere
Belt binburh freieiter Girtulation ers
freut. benu felt benz Sttober 1919
bate Die Tesieruns teinerlei Sdritte
9esen bic 3eitihrift unternommcn.
Ha6 Nufbcbun9 bieier Sllspenbies
rlns besann Saroen in ieiueu artitcln
bon Neucm Die He8ierung an5usreiien.
giner pieier Irtitd entbieIt cine
gulpeie aui ben Yrdiiocnten 8iIion,
uno in eiuem anberen lpurbe Die gins
Ieeuns Der Semofratie in Seuti6Iano
beiiiriportct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Spaniidse prsnin3en uerlan'
gen sEeine Hulc''.

Sef5ig fataloniife S%euatoreu uub
Seputierte traten boriae @pte in
Barcelona 5uiammen unb perlansten
bon Der 8eeieruns. Dap allen BRO
pin5en administrative Selbitdnoigteit
5utbeil fperbe. Sic enti6ieoen lid
ierner baiir. bic Sarlauieuts sNitglies
Der auf ben 10. Suli mad Barcelona
5u berufeu, falls bic Hesieruns nift
iufort Dem seiteQten @erIaugen nadl
@ieoererDfinun8 bes Sarlaments
nndfomme.
Sn Itaorib 6aben 90 Iiberale
Senatoren lno 9eputierte 9etagt lnb
einen 8eihIuB aefaBt, Der Die inter-
rationale Solitit bes 9rafen Homus
nones. oes friiberen ipaniidleu Hre'
miers, 9litbeiBt. A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Hmitfebe Sererpsrfe fur
2lfnerifancr.

Die r~neiiteu Sergtperte HubIanb'.
lperoeu in ameritaniihe SGnoe iiber.
geben, lpie bic Ser9pertss 8pmnriiiior
oes Sanoels> Otiniiteriums in Yetrp,
grab beidloiieu bat. gs beibt. ameri.
faniiten 8upitaIiiten fol- Die Suie
SatbaIien an Der Sittiiite bon Sibi'
rien iibergebeu perben iotpie aud
anbere Siitrifte in Sibirien, I'M au.
&ubIen unb &pblol 5u mutben. Nud
piro Die Yetrosraper amerttauiid,
grenbabn> aummiiIion Die @ereinist,
Staaten Reaterung erllid]ep, Der
8reoit fir @iieubabuen alf 1915.
000,0 900 gu erlpeitern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
8~eidPweren iiee Aber liar.
SinaI 11lereisr.

Or. Glfreo zimmerman. beutiber
Staatsietretar oes auspdrtisen 4mts,
bat laut Na6riften aus Berlin i'm
8eitstass > SauptausiduB ertldrt,
SeutihIanb babe ipesen 8urbiuaI
Waercier's Sirtenbrief @oriteuunsen
beim Sapit erbpben.
Ser belgii6e air6enfiirit bate in
Dem beanitanoeten grIab in ben
ihdrflten 8orten bon Yerbreten unb
S6anotbaten 9euti6Ianb's in 8eIgieu
geipro6en. Scr Sirteubrief mar in
fran3piiihen SeitInsen per0ffentlidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Sitte, bite, BELT nas bod!

I Die W%liiionire unb armen Neu.
5 ~befebrten III Snoien bitten cute
! Sreunbe bemiitbis nm cine irpmme
0abe sur tluteritiitung Der fatbp.
iiidcn Notwithstanding. 'GS
I iuiro bier fir lebenbe unb abse,
5 ~itOrbene WpbItbater tasIih sebetet.
; User cineu Dollar pber mebr
! einienoet, erbdlt als beideiSensn
Sanf cine bibfhe Gbptu.
grapbie ans ben Miiftu.
) II c II anf eincr Eoftfarte Suseianbt.
: Grpmme 0aben bittet man 81
! nbreiferen IN q unaer 9 o s.,
Subnaue, Sutua, gmerifa, uoer
! bireft on
REV. FIR PAULUS,
Superior at KhaNdwe
( British East India.
! Bite iefer @abe beisuflaen:
; Sir 8banblpa .(SfsSnoien).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
Cine G.uelle Der 8eiunobeit.,

balte es fir meme YiIiht". i6reibt
Srau u. Bass, 1919 Wtlisteeon apc. 4,
Chicago, Sa., "Sbnen mit3utbeiIen.
baB Sorni's Glpeutrduter fir mid
cine ipirtlide Guele Der @~e1unbbeit
seporpen lit. Sh lam iaeen. baB i6
ieBt p~oIlitdnois geiuno bin. St tperSe
oieies punperbare SeiImitteI itcts
lobeu. uno ME peraeiien, es anoeren
2eibenben 81 cmpieblen." SauIenbe
babeu @eiunobeit unb Strait in oieiem
alien arduterbeilmittel eefuubeu. gs
pirb niht ourh @potbeter p~ertauft,
1onberu bon 9otals a9enteu geIiefert,
Die ernannt iino bon ben Seriteuern,
Sr. Yctcr Sabruep & Sons Co.,
Chicago Su,-au5eiee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

Ritten i'm ariese bat bic heutIde
Sbateipeare : @eieuihaft audi beler
III 8eimar ibre Sagun9 pe%ranitaItet.
Den ei9eutlid)eu gortrae belt Der
S%ntcnoant Der 2eip5iger 56eater @cb.
Sofratb Iarteriteis. gr iprab aus
reider G~riabrung iiber SbafeIpeare's
8e9ie. Sic 8iicftebr su einer betps
rationsloicn Sxbue, pie tic Sapits
iocben in cinem poitbumen BUD cms
pinbl, lit a%b5ulcbneu, peil .unier
Sbeater Shaubiibne beiBt unb lit.
nibt Spredbiibne". Iuflhauuns ers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

~ mar am @eibna6tsabenb
In 1927. Sebn Sabre tparen
" ~perfIoiien, ieitoem Rilionen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-15
LAMSON'S GRAIN LETTER.
by lamson Bros. & Co.,
on3 Masonic lem ole. Phone 1S3.

Chicago, Sept. l5.-COrn-Low tenn
peratures with frost during the early
part Of the week damaged corn to a
material extent in some Of the smaller
producing areas and did some damage
in northern part of the real corn
belt but the main portion of corn belt
escaped damage and the weather. since
the frost, has daily fastened millions
of bushels toward maturity. Buying
induced by damage appeared 10 spend
its force after mid week and low
prices today are AZ cents below top
of week 1t would be but reasonable
to expect added pressure, from day to
day as long as further damage or pros
pective damage is delayed. Cash corn
has been offered more freely from sec
tons where farmers have picked their
good corn or consider their crop reas-
onably safe. This conc!tior:, accom- :
panied by declining tendency is like
" to continue as long as weather re-
mains favorable.
Oats-Spa smodic buying from time
to time by the Wheat Export Corpora
ton tended 10 keep values firm but the
demand has lessened during the last
two days and the market shows a
weaker tone. While accumulation on
the biggest crop Of oats we ever raised,
has been small at this time, we believe
that marketing by the farmer will be-
gin to be in volume with ten days
# weather for corn continues good
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-15

fire torpedo at q passing merchant
ship. Before the seaplane arrived over
the submarine the latter submerged.
but three bombs were dropped on the
position where 1t disappeared. Five
minutes later large upheaval was
noticed where the bomb was dropped.
This could best be compared to huge
bubble rising some distance above the
level of the sea and was distinctly
visible for a minute or more. There
was no further sign Of the submarine.
Patrol Notices Wake.
Fifth. A patrol noticed a wake with
a considerable amount OF foam travel
ing parallel with her course short
distance away. She crossed the wake
and dropped an explosive charge over
it. Almost Immediately second charge
was dropped and after it had exploded
another explosion took place. OIL and
bubbles came to the surface.
sixth. One Of our naval forces
hearing gun fire steered for the posi-
ton and soon sighted an enemy subs
marine on her bow. Fire was opened
and hit obtained. A large explosion
resulted. But it's effects quickly dis
appeared to reveal no sign Of the en-
envy.
Seventh. Two submarines attacked
a defensively armed merchant vessel.
The first submarine fred torpedo at
close range which missed and the ship
sank by gunf1re. The second subma-
rine then attacked the ship by gunare
but was damaged and driven of.
Eighth. A defensively armed mer-
chant vessel encountered a submarine
which endeavored to attack at close
range. The ship opened fire, hitting
the submarine twice and caused It to
disappear vertically. The sea appeared
to boil for q considerable time after"