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The Washington times., 1917-11-09

The outstanding result Of the Inter.
Allied Conference at Paris will be the
perfection Of international pooling ar
rangements among the allies, all of
which will ultimately be dominated
by the United States.
An outline OF this plan has been
made by high officials OF the WASH
ington Government. and the special
commissioners dispatched by Presi-
dent Wilson to take part in the Paris
conference have full instructions to
complete all arrangements.
The new plAn-a democracy Of ma
tions formed to combat the central
power autocracy-is designed to has
ten the end. of the war by concerting
the military moves of all the allies
and later concerting their peace
moves.
The immediate effects of the adop-
tion of the plan will be the bringing
of the direction OF all the economic
aspects OF the war under one ruling
body, and In all probability that body
will sit at Washington.
The FIRST pool to be perfected will
be a shipping pool to be made up of
the merchant marine fleets OF all the
allies The United States Shipping
Board has the plant worked out In
detail after consultation with repre-
sentatives Of the principal allied gov
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
HUNGER-STR|KING
P|CKETS ARE FED
AGAIN BY FORCE

Forceful feeding OF the hunger
striking militant leaders at the Dis
trict jail continues.
o Miss Alice. Paul was fed for the
fourth time this noon, and Miss Wins
low for the third time.
The situation apparently has re-
solved itself into what may be q
long drawn out battle.
Miss Paul's sister has not been ad-
mitted to see her. although this
morning she flung the term "mur-
derer" in the face OF l. F. Zinkhsn,
superintendent OF the jail.
Mr.. ZInkhan and DR.. ]. A. Cannon,
chief jail physician, say that the ner-
vous condition of "the patients" and
the hospital rules preclude the ad-
mittance of any one.
DR.. Cannon and Mr.. Zinkhan say that
the condition of the women Is not criti-
cal. nor even serious. and that until II
should become so no one will be allowed
to see them.
Mrs. William Paul. the mother of Miss
Alice Paul. was telegraphed for this
morning, and will come at once. Wheth-
er she will be admitted to the Jail, au-
thorities would not say.
DR., Cannon says that the women are
making no serious resistance.
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
ApVERTIsEME ENT.
To Get Rid of Wrinkles
and Bad Compilations


It d more InporfEst now than during the
period Of prosuss perspiraton. to keep the
pores elsan, - m icosmstics' clog the pores.
In cool wsathsss thh5 4ntsrfssss greatly with
elimination Of waists material. injurins IN
stsad Of aiding the complexion. Ordinary
msrcolised wax serves all the purposes Of
creams. powdsrs and rougss. giving far bst-
ter results. II actually pesls on an offensive
skin. at -ths sAms tizss unclogEpE the pores.
Minute particles Of scarf skin come on day
By day. not tho least discomfort.
Gradually ths- hSaltfys younger skin beneath
peeps out, ard In les than fortnight you
have . lovsiisr compilation than you ever
dreamed q acquiring hercoliSed wax, o.
tainabIs at any drug store. Il spread on
nightly Ike cold cream and washed Oh
mornings One ounce usually sufaces-
For removing wrinkles, without stepping
the pores win pasty stun. here's . hsvsr-
failing formula Ons ounce powdered saxo-
lite. dissolved IN one-half pint witch hazsi.
Baths the face IN this daily for awhile: every
line viii vanish completely. Even The hrst
application gives surpFising results.
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
BRAZIL 'SMASS|NG
Of BORDER FORCE
AROUSES SD|STRUST

RIO JANEIRo, Brazil. Nov. s.-In
official circles here. Argentinas asser-
tion that the mobilization of her
troops in boundary provinces is
merely precautionary against a Ger
man uprising is far from satisfac-
tory, II is said today. There is a be-
lief among them that Argentina Is
contemplating a renewal OF the dis
pute over Misionea province, which
was settled by President Grover
Cleveland some years ago.
Another Internal problem that con-
fronts Brazil today is a renewal of
active propaganda by the monarchists
in two important districts Rio
Grande do Sui and Porto Allegro.
From Santa Anna De Iiveramento
comes the report that the settlement
of a third strike among railway en-
ployes Is far off II is believed by
officials that the Germans are TO
menting a new walkOut. These
strikes, officials declare, are part of
a revolutionary movement.
The chamber has just passed a
measure, which is concurred in by
the senate, which prohibits the en-
trance into Brazil OF Germans from
Uruguay.
General martial law has been ap-
proved by the chamber, but the SEN
ate favors martial law in the coast
states only. A definite understand
ing between the two branches of the
government may be reached today.
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
HERE TOINTERV|EW
PRESIDENT WILSON,
THEYGO TOASYLUM

President Wilson today will be de-
prived OF the privilege OF lending his
ear to two ardent admirers who jour
neyed here from afar to solicit his
aid. Their visits will be deferred
while physicians at Washington Asy-
lum Hospital observe their mental
condition.
Robert Emmett Bracken, aged thir-
ty-seven, whose boast, according to
the police, is that he hasn't done a
lick of work in fifteen years." was
taken into custody yesterday at the
Senate entrance to the Capitol by
Policeman Edward Bean. He had
come, he stated to complain to the
President about the bad food being
served guests at United States
hotels" from one OF which he had
been released some time ago.
81 haven't had anything to eat for
eight days" he told Bean. land I
must see Mr.. Wilson about It," He
dined at the hospital
Michael SowR, twenty-one years
old, OF Schuyler, N. Y, was taken up
yesterday at Union Station by Head
quarters Detective Barbee after in
forming the latter with emphasis and
repetition that he had come all the
way to Washington to see either
President Wilson or Gen. George
Washington" He was Informed that
neither of the gentlemen could be In
terviewed at the moment and con
sented to a trip to Anacostia.
The Washington times., 1917-11-09

shot . sly glance at Martin and one
of inquiry at Tabor Wetmore, who
was presiding. wetmore. being a
man who can see an opportunity ana
act without consulting a mass meet
ing. nodded.
Whereupon the enraptured Martin was
grasped In the young woman's arms In
less time than II takes to tell Il, and
duly and literally kissed into the navy.
Twenty-four other men vaulted the
rail and kissed the enthusiastic and
laughing girl With every kiss came a
recruit. and when q reporter who got
pulled into the jam by accident was
given a kiss, he gravely turned and
offered to return the stolen goods IN
full reparation. g.
Never mind" said the girl.
A score of enlisted sailors who had
come to help the meeting along pleaded
to be allowed to take on their second
hitch there and then.
I'VE are only in for the duration Of
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
NEW YORK WOMEN WANT
JAILED PlcKETS TREATED
AS POLITICAL PRISONERS

NEW YORK, Nov. e.-The follow
Inging resolutions have been adopted
and sent to the President:
I'VE 500 New York women voters,
assembled in the RitzICarlton- ball
room. demand that Alice Paul,
Rose Winslow, and their comrades. In
nocent women, now Illegally and un-
justly imprisoned for asking for lib
erty, be treated as political prisoners
according to the custom OF the civ
ilized world.
I'VE 500 New York women voters
demand that you recommend in your
opening message to the forthcoming
session OF Congress the immediate
submission OF the national suffrage
amendment and give assurance of
your active support
MRS o. II. p. BELMONT,
Chairman"
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
DR.. J. WILBUR CHAPMAN
STRICKEN ON PLATFORM

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. S.-The
Rev. DR.. ]. Wilbur Chapman, moder-
Rtor OF the General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church and an evangel-
list of international note, is at a local
hotel in ii serious condition. following
his breakdown las' night just as he
started to address a gathering OF
1900 Presbyterians here. Attending
physicians say that he Is suffering
from overwork.
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
BOY PUTS RAZOR BLADE
IN NPLAYCR0UlVDSLIDE

A brsnd-new idea Of a public play.
ground joke Is that Of nine-year-old
Ronald Collins. Of 1oe3 Lamont street.
who, according to the police. stuck a
safety-razor blade In a slide at the
grounds at Fourteenth street and Park
road and thereby caused considerable
damage to'a eomrade Of six years
Lawrence Sherry. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raphael Sherry, Of l57z Kenyon street.
The Sherry lad was treated BY Dr..
Frank Leech. His parents say they win
make no trouble for the practical Joker.
The Washington times., 1917-11-09

the war" they said. why not Ist u
Join for something else7"
The motion picture men made hay
while the sun OF enIistment-and kiss
ing-shone.
II will give a kiss Tor q recruit any
day" said Miss Elliott. but. mind you.
iuSt one"
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
1917 CORN And POTATO
CROPSBREAK RECORDS

The American corn crop OF 1917,
aggregatink ,s.1s1.oss,ooo bushels.
breaks all previous records. and the
1000. .ooo-bushel potato crop exceeds
any former production, according to
final reports OF the Department Of
Agriculture. .s{l
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
DRAFT QUESTIONABLE
SOON WILL Be READY

The draft questionable, which will
determine the class and order Of serv-
ice of Americas remaining 1000 900
registered men. will be mailed soon.
The manuscript is in the hanks of
the Public Printer.
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
CHURCH NOTICES

4 MISSION conducted by Rev. D. W. Cui-
ran for men. women and children VIII be
held IA st. Agnes Chapel, as Q st. n. W,
beginning NoysmbeE p TO Is. inclusive. Fer
vices daily at p. m. except Friday and Sat.
urlAy. All are welcome.
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
FOR LUMBAG0
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly It Relieves

You justrub Musterole in briskly, and
usually the pain Is gone-a delicious
soothing comfort comesto takeitsplace.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
madewith oil of mustard. Use itinstead
of mustard plaster. Will not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster.
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief
4 gives from sore throat, bronchitis,
Group stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-
bago, pains and aches of the back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
chiIblains, frosted feet, colds of the
chest. Always dependable.
30 and 60c Jars; hospital size $50.
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
WILL RENEW MONARCHY PACT.

AMSTERDAM. Nov. s.-Budapest
newspapers announce that the Aus
tro-Hungarian ausgleich will be re
newed Professionally for two years
The Washington times., 1917-11-09

To be possessed OF q head OF heaNy,
beautiful hair; soft. lustrous, fluffy.
Navy and free from dandruff is merely
. matter Of using a little Danderine.
1t is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of II. Just get
q small bottle Of Knowlton's Dan
derine now-it costs but a few cents
all drug stores recommend it-apply
q little as directed and within ten
minutes there will be an appearance
Of abundance. freshness, huffiness. and
an incompatible gloss and luster. and
try as you will you can <not find a
trace Of dandruff or falling hair; but
your real surprise will be after about
two weeks use, when you will see
new hair-fine and downy at first
yes-but really new hair-sprouting
out all over your scalp-Dandertne Is.
we believe, the only sure hair grower,
destroyer of dandruff. and cure for
itchy scalp, and II never fails to stop
falling hair at once.
II you want to prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is. moisten
a cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw II through your hair
taking one small strand at e.. time.
Your hair will be soft, glossy, and
beautiful in just a few moments
deligb tful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this.
The Washington times., 1917-11-09
FRIEDLANDER BROS.
LAUNCH ANOTHER
BIG TROUSER SALE
Big Opportunity for Men
With Odd Coats To
Match.

Friedlander Brothers, busy
mems store at 425 Ninth street.
has just placed on sale q big
shipment OF odd trousers, giving
the thrifty men Of Washington
! rare chance to make sub
stantial savings.
II you have an odd coat which
I yov want to match don't miss
] this sale. The range OF patterns.
I materials and sizes Is so COM
] plete that you can probably find
i. Just what you want in the stock.
The shipment IS divided into
: four lots. priced as follows: &1.ss.
S2.45, 3s.16 and S3.ss. Every
pair is worth much more-one
glance at them will convince you.
Remember the name, Fried
lander Bros. and the address.
|, as Ninth Street Northwest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15

iotiuss Stride. 100 Gin 8eauiemnmt
~celebriert ipilroe uuD bon ou uah Dem
ct. 9ouifatius> 8otte5uder itntt. Gr
rube in 6riebeu! liner SeiIeiol -
81. W.
@emiem, Sppa.-Srl.' 2ucn 8ias
mes. Sodltcr bon Srn. :. g. &ilnes,
0unbee, Wiun,, lpurbe porige 8phe
in Der bieii9en ct. Inriens &ird]e nit
Srit. Nuton @ame5 getraut. Slid
nunihl-H. .. e.
Bort Waibinstuu, Wis.-Sn Safe
G6urh fpuroen burd) Yfdrrer y. w.
@ersbnh s%etraut: Serr Nic. Spnbs
lineer bon Sbidlep. Eebr.. ltub SRI.
Clara Irnpt ppu Conn Yort 8aibs
ington. Sa5 itn9e Yaar lpiro III
Nebrasta ippbueu.-Y. w. 3.
Gseanaba, Mih.-Sol9enbes lit oas
Neiultat Ser 8cnmteutpabl Der bieii9eu
Seftipn 10 bcS grubcrbuube5: Yrdiis
bent. 2ouis 8ilrtb; 8icee Trdlioent.
N~ifplauS @ald); Yrot. sSetretdr. Setter
@peu; Siunn6s Setretdr, Nitolaus
ainsin9er; WarIGaQ Sobn Screns;
@eripaltuneSratb: Iuguit Ginger,
Seter Softer unb Nifolus Wiliams.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15

ter bon Soiepb 8uihmonu. - H.:
Maria Steil, aft II Sabre, Gbe8attc
bon Ratbius 9ioert. - 49,: 2ucid
geaini, alt 3 Sabre, Sohter bon 8ios
panni Selini, Sergmanr. - 10:
Yietro Gottura. aIt 81 Sabre, Grbeis
ter. = 90: Naria Sbereiia &uihs
mann. alt IS Gage, Sohter bon 90
iepb &ui6mduu. - 81; RifoldliS
4neip, alt IS Sabre, Sdloier. -
22.: &atbariua Nouie, alt As Sabre;
Waria Sranb, alt 81 Sabre. - o.:
Sobanu Confer, nlt 10 Sabre, Sobn
bon Sobaru Gputer; Naria Slisius,
aIt 1 Sahr. Sotter bon Subpi9 Slt>
siIs. Grbeiter; Mngelp 9remoneii, alt
55 Sabre. Irbeiter. - %: @uftao
Sfntit. "a Sabre aft, &dufmonn. -
%: 9taraaretbn birth, 88 Sabre alt.
@besattin Dor Ratb. 9eih. 81:
Titolaus 9abmt. 70 Sabre alt, Irbeis
ter. - %: Sran5 giueu 2 Sabre oft,
Sobu bon 8iIbelm gpeu, Grbeiter. -
20: 2uiie Seireubt, 10 Sabre aIt.
Sobter bon 0if. Seirenrt, 9er9mann.
- 80: Sean 8ufrin, 81 Sabre alt.
8ergmnun. - 81: Ratbariua 8oes
bert. 81 Sabre alt, aranfeni6tpeiter;
Soiepb Iutoine 2eou 9euniGe, 20
Sabre alt, obue Climb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15

BON Sobanu Steimmens, &rbeiter;
Naria, Sohter bon Nitolaus Chefs.
birth. = 49,: Ratbias. Sobu bon
Dob. 1eter Welter. birth. - 10:
&atbarina, Sphtcr bon Watbias
9eors 8ebins. Grbeiter; 2ouis Nifos
luus Soiepb. Sobu bon Soiepb 2initer,
S6mieo; Iatbias. Spbn bon Sobann
2anier. 9ersmann. - 49,: Sobdnn,
Sobn bon &arl 9rauIh. Irbeiter;
Satob gilbert. Sobn bon Sobann Sies
per. 9ersmann; @eorg, Spbn bon
Nngelo RoIinario. Ser9mann. IL:
Sobam 8aiton 9eore, Sobn pon
Nitel @inbt. 1aitiniit; giitolaus,
Sohn bon Srnn3 Hies, &rbeiter. -
90: @ene. Sobn bon aarI Soiepb
Riiaer, Shlottbausgeiele. - 81:
Warin. Softer bon Gu9eu Wagner.
S6Ioier; Nnna. SoGter bon 3ubipig
Slisius. Grbeiter. = 90: Robert,
Sobn bon Soiepb Sinna, Sbermaifi>
NIT; Nnna. Tohter bon Bail Yprc5,
gergmann. - 90: Sran5. Sobn non
Sean Yierre 9eser. Stmel5er; 2uiie
8atbarina, So6ter ppu Sbeppbil
Semes. gpicier; gmilie, So6ter bon
Sobanu Solar. Irbeiter. = 81:
Sobann. Sobn bon Soiei @briit. Berg
mann; Nbino 8ucrrino. Sobu bon
Sreoerico Srieo. Irbeiter. - 90:
Seq, Sobn bon Natbias Shmeler. Cir
better. - 90: GarmeQa. Sod,ter bon
antonio HoiIetti, 8eremanu; 2aura,
9o6ter bon Siaf Selineer, Ilt6dnoler.
SterbefdIIe: Bonn 5. 9e3ents
Der: Inna Cole. 90 Sabre alt, 8ittipe
bon Com. SdIeiier. = T.: 2ucienne
Sriiunopic. 10 8ofen alt, Sohter
bon Sapo Sriiunppic. Seremaun. =
12.: 2eouis 9onspile. alt ~ Sabre,
Gbesattin o Sran3 Sthambre. =
49,: Setcr 2epoeh. alt 81 Sabre,
9ersmann. lebig. - IA: Soiepb Seis
rens. aIt 20 Sabre. Yoieur; Yeter
8auiou, alt 81 Sabre, Grbeiter;
@ouarb Seiberiteib. alt go Sabre,
Ir6eiter. = 10: Sarbara 8ibm. alt
~ Sabre. pbue Stanb; Tsaria Intpis
nette auidmanu. alt 2 8od)en. Sofs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15
GipilitanbS .Nahrihten.

Cid a. D. 81 3.--@eburten bonn
3. SeSember: 2eonic WareeIe, Sodtcr
pom Setter Sbiu. S6IoiIer. - A.: 9eps
nie, Spd,ter bon Gbriitian &ut. Berg
manu-; Setter, Sobu Dor Seinrit)
@aultert. Srieitrd9er; Warie Gntois
uette. Sod]ter o Soiei 8uidmanu,
Arbciter; Maria Sbereiia. Sodter BON
Soiei &uIdmamu. Irbeiter. - s.:
Iareel Nifolaus. Sobn bon Rdtbias
@ciler. Trheiter. - g.: HifclauS 90
baum Setter. Spbn bon Nif. 5biu.
Mai6iniit. - g.: Natbias. Subn bon
Iit, Niler. Siitteuarbsiter; gliic.
Sodter o @eiare Srpmbetta. Irbeis
ter. - H.: Sobaun. Sobn o Sob.
Yeter Sottua, Shloher; Siup, sodter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15

uno Geri6teoenes. etuas s,reenebres uuo &C.
iunoes, eitpus ipfprt Srfolebrtngeuoes. Sic
brau1en ni6t Oh luarter. Mot 81 leioen llno
feinen 3uufen SeIo nusSnbe5dblen. Sic fcrE
gen i6ren aatarrb iiber 9i1bt iIlrireN urIo I'D
inae Sbnen II NJ 7 n It ipie. Sd bin fem
slrst ulo oieies 1T iein foeernnnieS dr5iIi4es
ReSept. uber I'D bin f~iirtrt. ntetiIe Sreuroe itlo
furirt ino Sic fonnen furtrt iperoen, Sbr
geiber ipirosicicrt ipie lpesse5nubert feir.
I'd, bin frei.-Sie tDnnen frei iein.
YPcin aaiarrb mar i9musie Iuo efeIbaft. or
mntte nliG franz. Metn 8eift mar ubee'
iiunlpft. 9r uTtererub rleine Seiunobeit uno
fttp1cbtc rreiRe gSilersirdft. Wiein Hnufpern,
Sltitcr uno ansipuden lpur fir NGe nuitosis
iiro infolee neines iibeIriedenoen gltbems NIB
ineiner e.elbaften Aneeuobnbeiieu mieoeit nlib
meire eieenen sueeboriaert ~heiTltdb. Mleine
2ebensfreube mar eeoimpit uio nleine Settles
frdite perminoert. Cd ruIbte. bn6 ib etncft
friiben @rabe entee9ensius, oab Der aatnrrb
fangium aber ii6er, Tag uno HabL meire
2ebensfrnft 1usfoa.
slber i'd babe cine 0nr, g%e'nneer ltre bin
bereit, Sbneu oiefelbe fret mit5utbetIen.
Shreibet iofort al MID.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15
@ro6brr3ogtbum.
Aus Der Damptfant.

. Yrimisfeier lirbanp.-Im 81. See
5en,ber ~feierte Der bofip. Sciuiteupater
s. g.. llrbnnp Iein critics ieicrIihes
WeBopier in Der ct. Wtd)aels Stride.
Yater ltrbonp entitonnlt Der beitbez
tannten altitdbtiihen Sanrilie llrbnnn,
Die 8ptt 10 mo,he Siener 9ciherft
unb Die III nerihieoencu Sroeu Der
Stride Witglieoer 5dblt. Sm Sabre
1904 frat Der iun9e Seminuriit in ben
Selniteu@S rben ein; am 81. Suli
1914, am Seite oes 81. Ssnatirs BON
2opola, nuroe er in Salfenburg (8oIs
lano) gum Srieiter 9etpeibt. I'm
nlitteIbar barna6 brad Der 8rie9 aus,
uno pe9eu Der anbaltenoen arie9ss
ipirren fonnte Der iunge Yater crit iest
81 ieinen gltern fomulen.
0plbene Sph3eit.-Im 3. Samiar
f~eierten III Stabtsruno Die gbeleute
Stauss Shroeper, ole gltern bes Srn.
SiarrerS bon S%anbipeiler, IN boiler
Hiiitisteit inm,itten ibrer Iiuber uno
8inbesfinber bas Set Der 9oloeneu
Sof5eit. Serr &onoifts >Sireftor ilnb
Ibgeoroneter Sdile belt in Der Stride
cine ber5lihe aniprahe OH Die Subj
Iare, pdbrenb Der Sobu bes cbrlpiirs
oisen Srautpaares Die feierli6e 9nh>
3citsmeiie eelebrierte. Die Sfarrei
Stabtsruuo 6etbeili9te lid 5ablreib an
Der firhlihen Seier.
0pr 100 Sabren unb iett. - Nlld
bier tperoen Die nahitebenbeu 3eileu
Der ,Srieriiheu Seituus" SntereiIe
finoeii, tpelfe iih gum gersleib nit
ben beutisen nit DEN Hahrunesmittels
Sreiien Dor 100 Sabren befolien, Die
ia bier ipobl uiht bel nnoeres geipeien
linD ipie III Dem naben Srier. Die
SruGts unb Reblpreile itanOen Dor
100 Sabren in Srier beoeuteno bpber
als beute. SnS maize Snbr 1916 err
CAB i'm Hbeinlaub MIR 9eringe Meneen
@etreibe bon Ible6ter Seifaffepbeit.
Ser bon Der &gl. He9ierung I'M Ses
3ember auseegebene Harttberi6t ber<
seihnet einen Otirditnitts Sreis bon
~ Heidstbaler 7 9roiheu fir 100
Yfuno @ei3enmcbl. 10 Heihstbaler
2 @roihen fir 8pgsenmebI. 9os
Yiuno Rei3enbrot toitete % Sfg..
IiideIbrot 20 Yf9. 8pseenbrot 10
Yfg. Gue anberen 2~ebensmittel tuos
rep biuiser. Strides Sdtpeineileii6
toilette "a Yfs.. eetrodnetes 90 Zig.
Odienfleiid 33 Big, &ubfIeiib 30
Ifs.. &albileiih 33 Yf8., Sammels
fleiih 81 8fs.. Butter 76 Sis., @raus
pen % Iis.. @riiee SO Yig. oas
Yfuno. @rbien ipurpen i'm S6eiiel an
4 Sbaler. 2iuien 81 3. Sobncn 6u 4
Sboler. 8artoffeln gu Il 8rpidcn
bertauit. Gin IaB Bier %toitete 1
@roiheu 4 YiG, Elm 0eaB 8prns
branntipein 7 @roid9en 7 Sie., Elm
3cntncr Seu 1 Sbaler 2 8roiteu. Elm
SLATER SufenbolS 6u los 3ubiiiuB
z Sbaler. elm 3entner Steinfpb!en 8
@roiheu.- SbermoIel 3eitung.~)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15
Vcfanntc 2anbSleute in Wuntana.
(epeSten fur bisie 8eituus)

Serr Yeter 5. SspeiIer bon 2eluiss
tplun, Ront.. 1T Elm iunger, III Soipa
gcborener 2~urem6iueer : @merifaner,
Der piel Salent oils Sinan5> unb Sc
id)dftsnanm an babeu iheint. Sm
Sabre 1000 500 er mad 9efpistoipn
unb in tpenisen Sabren madte e. lid,
10 bcliebt. bab or bon Der benlofras
tiideu Yartei gum 9ountp sNiieilor err
uornt ipurbe. Nahbem feline ges
amten3eit abselauieu mar, iuuroe er
6um 8ebiilfs> aaiiierer Der Sereus
Gouutp 8anf ernannt, peife Stele
or biz 1915 bebielt. Seit 1915 be-
ihdftiet Serr Sspeiler ii1 nit benz
Infaufen bon 9dnbereien.-S. g. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15
Gisfteret nur einen Sent.

stidet iein 6eIo. 9tur Sbrcr Naner uno
NoreiIe auf elmer Boitinrte. S6reiben Sic:
.Qieber Gam aas! 1beiier sic mir ~seiduisit
nit, pie STE Sbrer aatarrb ~furirten uno pie
sic ,u iaeen brdu6eu. I'd peroe e. oeriiebeu
lino Sbuen ,umfunit ioiprt bpue g~lusfunit 5us
ittden. 96eern ste nibt. Streiben sic mir
teute cine Splttarte oSer einet SrteI. Ss9eIi
bteie pnnoerbdre 8ebdnolung gefrdet Su
baben. @as tie fir MID setbdH bat, fam
fe au6 fir Sic tbuH.
SAM KATE, Room b. o. 1916,
2909 Indiana Avenue. Chicago, Ill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-15
Aus ben iibriaem EheiIrm.

SplIerih d., 2. Sanuar.-@eltern
Nahmittas itarb iniolae Shla9iluiies
Der bieige 8alnpirtb Som. 9rinmes
lersSas. Ser Geritorbene purbe &C.
bpren in Settemburg. Sr man !angc
Sabre binbur6 2otomptipiiibrer.
yuoers6ers, 2. Sanuar. -
Ser bieliae Aderer Shmit lieb am
Samstas einem Sreunpe elm Tierb,
nm nadD Der Siinderingcr @ilble su
iabrcn. Sn Der Hdbe bon 6iluderins
gen iplirhe baS Yiern beim Nnblide bes
nebeu Dem @eee tart pldrbernoen