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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21


~ VAHftl-NN1 -t-'r ID. '- --.-
AA/ In an OF this tremendous work
w 10 ...---..---..- Tor ,,a- there %
.r-.. ....
only one woman WHO mas '-''.' -
actual power.
re.-.-.. rsrr.=r rarere-sryouar
... -.,.. mao
from AoA-4ii'i- mas q
measure. and she alone represents
sna v-9r-a-roof Of this nation iu the
.- r--...l -..+se
warn -- '- -'--
AS d. member of congress MISS ...-.'
Kim has the usual u1t-1uaGe and IU-
TIrlrrt chat becomes member OF the
supreme Ta.fsfa-fu- body or the c1Il-
nv anal She is using i-
Z tried rv very bas- Co iuterr. ew
Miss EsrI-ir on The day chat she made
her FIRST official visit 90 the white
houe4 for a conference with president
Wilson
.yor viii have 90 SEQ the prezi-
Fer+.- She said when ] asked her what
DO was 4u about That isn't very
much Of a statement from "a member
Of that sex which ls supposed TO be
unable f1 keen "a secret. Is it,
learned. however. from other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

TT IS said upon reliable authority
that there are now 5000 English
\ women in the treuches-S000
strong. husky English women who
were eager to answer their country's
cali. They hold certain trenches while
the men are at the front. And. at that
Britain has slackers, The Serbs also
have their women in battle. and Rus
sia-s death troop" Of women is of
so recent occurrence that we need no
rem indeI Of its existence
"Womar's place is in the home
has little application during the pres
ent time and combat The origina-
tor OF the saying was no roentgenoI-
ogist Up 10 last December there
were in the British isles 3.2Is.p0g
W omen employed outside their homes.
During the first two years Of the
war. the increase Of women work
ers. exclusive OF purely feminine Oc-
equations. was S.6f6.O00. OF these
10000 directly replaced male labor
I'm other words. more than three
quarters Of a million women left their
abOdes TO release that number Of men
for military duty They went into
the muuition factories, drove buses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

Dinners, Luncheons. "a.

1I-s Joe Long. Of Manhattan
Heights. VIII entertain next week. in
compliment TO Miss Anna Martin
H-cwnIee of E1uhlm. Texas who
came Friday night for a visit with her
sister. Mrs Harry Gray.
ON the roof garden OF the Hotel
F.so del Norte. Friday night. Mr. and
ll--- j. Sto-aroff bauCueteI nearly 80
% their Boston store employees and
L-. and Mrs. Estabau SauhrauO 20
whom they have recently transferred
their business. ere pleasant assOeia-
ti0ns were severed. a five piece or
chestra furnished dance music and
elaborate decorations were used As
81 surprise 10 the hosts. mana ger VI
T. BU-etz presented them with hand
some loving cup. suitably inscribed.
as q Eif- from the personnel OF the
Boston store. Speech making fol-
lowed in felicitious vein Among the
guests We're AIr. and Mrs. ESra ban
ubrano. " J. BOretZ. Fred. Joseph
and David Nerkin who are brothers
.ulaw OF Mr. Stolaroff. Mr. and Mrs.
t. Ludwig Rosenberg airs SroIaroffs
nro-heri-law and sister, and the en-
tire sales department Of men and
women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

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. ---.--.- --.-5-- - - '-- y,
49, T-7 ,--' .i - o-'--
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EIf- $500 - 80 ~ f-r= ~,
$50 So ~, ~ 60 ~.
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r.--.----.,- -. " -
,- Pc o-.4, A--cgl
-s---.- -''i NJ ~ "A
r-.r. =. ~ -1--L-e ilslllu,
t-7 7--,' $50 ~ . q es--i
h. u he i-7ri va
-. --''i i-s-- 'l L.'- -Ie'-- e. Al'--t
- ---,li' l--7e Leg Iil9A = 9sepn e
~ H. ~ 81 q. - - Ntlrl i'-
~ e. .,-,ll-r 20 ~ Mary SlI,.deI,
-. .. '-,---- ee-l' me luce Mary
'L- -l"T--' --eleA assay Anna say
--,r HtisA 1lulleI' Mamie barring
ana ma l --l.y, 10y.
ll VIII perhaps pe SIX months De-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
CLoudc7ofi Personals.

Cloudc-cft *. u. July ol--Gr- and
AIRS George Carurre-s and son, N emf
worth. returned TO I'D Faso Thursday.
li-s- Grey L.age-l has returned TO
III I-s1. after speu--u- several weeks
az tile Lodge
Ferris Mueller returned THURSDAY.
The regular saturday night dance
which is usually held III the Lodge is
90 be held Saturday, the 2Ist. al the
PAVILION The dance is TO De for the
benefit OF the Baby sanatoriuu and is
To- De a masquerade
Mrs. Fred Woodwork IS expected
today 20 be the house guest OF Mrs.
J- H. Parker
Miss Mamie Scale IS expected today
20 be the guest of Mrs W BE- Auder-
son Miss scale is from Beaumont,
Texas
Mss Ruth C-itchett is here 10 be
the guest Of Mrs c. T. kellogg
Mrs r. A HalLhan and children.
Florence and Tom. are the guests OF
Mrs C. A. C0rbett and daughter
Mrs knickerbocker and son are eN-
pected today.
Mss Hyten and Miss Garner leave
tomorrow for FL Paso-
Mr. and Mrs n. 3. Stevens have ar
rived 10 spend some time al their cot
taEe. Hillside"
Mrs Allen Wilkenscn and baby
have = cottage for the rest Of the sea
son al ClOudC-oft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
Social Calendar
For Coming Week
- b ne-r.lL-. - -


UIET is pervadiuE the social
za+
,-.,-- t- con-
'"-'
stau-ly con the lob. that she must
needs take a breathing spell. before
...--s--- Sen -,f-t, -e-a--eF a-e---- 10
DO the thousand and one ihiHe9 'e-
manded OF her in q philanthropy
and ..bo--e-s,-- v,ay
Oh .--..s,..-
The largest event OF ''7
week IS set for Thursday --an out OF
door r7o-n-rr bridge and 500 party
-... -...-..-...-. ,....- r-.--
l' '-1 'i7-i '''
Place n charge OF airs Joseph =
HurNthaI. Mrs. Edward g. HitchcocE
.--r A. " ,-orrf. r,- tina -rr,osa or
....-.--,.- e---Ts 49, rim -be com lrr
49,. - ....-,.s,,,- T,1a,iu.- starts
-+ g.4g ...T,,.-- ana I-.,..raCr s. fo he
al ~ 2 e X @ ms I'M moo, For
y, ~. ,-t-. 10 not NV. ....-s ,,s.r-frss
.77S 49,. ~ .rees and srrrr1a
YIN 80
...,.- 5- alec a-+a-rs5-=re-
1900 T- No. ,.-fr h. a-
go ,,,.T l,,.-g.-7-.-- MIS-
1. .,t-Te 81 Ro,rS amy. 49,. T-re-ve
--- 80 ar. 1,5F4s-- o.. -r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

~ HE luncheon TO be served follow
ing the morning card party at
Il the open air pavilion i'm Kern
Place. next Thursday. bids fair 20 be
one OF the most important social hap
peuiuEs OF the social calendar. and is
being ably managed by Mrs Joseph
II. HurNthaL Mrs Edward a.. Hitch
cock and Mrs T. Collie Company 4
IS expecting 10 be called within the
next fortnight for active service. and
the women have taken this happy
means of raising funds 20 purchase
the Filings" Of comfort bags that are
10 be given each soldier. ere his de-
parture from e Paso. Playing starts
AZ $3.50 o'clock. and the luncheon is TO
be served at MONA deIectabIe menu
for % cents, which will mean stu
more for the treasury- Machines
tie avenue cars. FOR those who
do not have their own convey
auces- Reservations are being made
for both bridge and 500. either
through Mrs. HurXthaL phone, 3475.
or Mrs Hitchcock 1890 Among the
prospective hostesses who are asking
friends are Mrs r j. Bowen. Mrs.
William A. White, Mrs Hal Christie,
Mrs v r RaEgio, Mrs. J.. IL Nealon.
Mrs. Charles NolertsOn, Mrs Frank
taFe York MIS- b f. Clutter, Mrs. D.
r. Wilkes, Mrs j. L. Ely. Mrs j. y.
Sarburu. Mrs. F. Norwood Hall Mrs.
= W FAINT Mrs g. A Martin. Mrs
Maurice Schwartz. Mrs. Louis LAY,
Miss Nellie May Bowen. Miss Lucille
Harlan, Miss Dorothy Vollertseu. Mrs
b. +. LittleJOn. Mrs James A. Brad
ford and Mrs. C. l. Seheay.
During the luncheon. Miss Nellie
May Bowen. Miss Lucille Harlan and
Miss Sarah BrIdEers VIII play eukelele
music, augmented by other features
now in the planning
Mr. and Mrs Don Finley. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Worcester. Mrs o. l.. Iarra-h
and Mrs. DePue are assisting Rev. q.
l. and Mrs. Ove-street for Sunday
nights social hour and supper TO the
soldiers. following Christian EudeavOr.
This has become one Of the most en-
Joyable events on the church calendar,
a pace. that larger committee than
formerly is required Mrs. OVerstreet
OptiCon views OF the Holy Land
were so much appreciated. last Week,
that she has been requested 20 throw
more OF the series on the screen for
tomorrow ulght-au are pictures tax
en- by Rev. and Mrs Overstreet during
their trip abroad The high scho0>
and college boys are 10 form new
Bible class for a six weeks course.
under the instruction or IT. b. purkee.
which starts sunday In The interim.
The mems Bible class viii have talks
DF the leading business men OF town,
10 supply the usual hour OF study.
Members OF the First Christian
church Christian Erdeav1- society
enjoyed watermelon feast on tie
mesa Friday night. with the sold en-
boy friends as special guests Miss
Lucille Rice. Miss Marian Young. T.
a.. kulclEwr-er and j. Iowusy were
The committee 0I entertainment. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
4 Girl In Washington
Miss Rankin, Woman Congressman
i Is Able To Keep a State Secret
BY EDNA HUBER.

g. ST. WIcrar. and later with Mss
Erues-iue Llvlsch. charming Miss Jo-
--puIu5 Hammer left today Tor Nv eet-
water. Texas. where her father. Judge
T. j. Hammer. has long been a pr0mi-
u-ur resi1euter. Miss Josephine
proved one Of our most feted visitors,
with courtesles galore extended her
during The entire length of her stay
The Mlchars uotored 60 the Grand
Canyon and Colorado with their chill
dren- and are now counting Neptune.
cooling breezes as a happy way TO
spend their summer vacation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
Out OF Town Visitors.

3Irs. George W Love and little
daughter. Mabel. OF Sierra Blanca.
Texas. returned 10 their home Tues
day. following a much enjoyed three
" eeks visit with Mrs. Loves sister,
Mrs. W. L. Frame OF Cotton avenue
Mrs r. l. HOlabi-d. OF Kansas City,
IS visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary De-
peler, Of 1925 West Main street. who
has been I'LL Mrs HOlabird viii stay
Tor generous visit Her husband s
IN raining camp at Fort Riley. Eas-
Following most delightful visit in
II Paso. first az the home Of her
brotherinlaw and sister. Nr ana Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
AutomobHing and Outings.

Miss Lois Ardoin gave a worth
while outing 20 a trio of her young
friends. the Misses May Fleishauer.
Helen BeisswcuEer and Ruth NOsely.
ly taking them for a camping trip TO
Elephant Butte dam on Tuesday. IT,.
" Arloln ChaperOued and Chauf-
Toured for his daughter. keeping the
bow bows away at night time. for
they pitched their tents. uomad fash
ion. one night az LeasburE dam. an
other al the biz dam. and again az
Hot Springs. y. " The party returned
Friday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
Don't Overlook I,crner.. sale.

summer Pumps IN all feathers aut
cauvas-in French and Cuban heels
are offered at ridiculously reduced
prices White Kid and Canvas Lace
Boots are also reduced. Nail orders
filled
Lerner shoe Co. 30 san Antonio 81.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
FL Pasodns Returning.

In training at the clara Rar-ou hos
pital IN Los Angeles. has returned 20
~ Paso 20 Join her mother Mrs.
Anita Mansell OF the ramsey apart
meuts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
Don,t OverIook Lerner.s snIc-

Summer Pumps in all feathers and
canvas-in French and Cuban heels
are offered at ridiculously reduced
prices White Kid and Canvas lace
Boots are also reduced. Mail orders
filled
Lerner Shoe Co. 22O san Antonio st.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

Cards-Inv itations-A announcement
engraved promptly and properly
Prices reasonable. Your work so
licited by Ell Paso Printing Co los
Main St.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

Bring your visiting friends here
no trouble 10 show you. Beach-s Ar
shop. City Natl Bank Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
Kniffy Knitters Haze jolly
Afternoon Plying Their Needles

their sewing and visiting Ell company
lit is i'm this delightful fashion that
much has been achieved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

Closing out sl summer hats AZ a
fraction Of original cost j. w. Hale.
Exclusive Millinery. fI6 y. OREGON 81.
out OF High Rent District.
Better Values Lower Prices-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
Nou Move When You Call a5e0.

on move ~ men 1 GU Call $500.
Do y on are getting ready to move or
send your furniture to storage. t.fs-
phone $500. Our big padded MOVING
van is the modern way 10 move
city Service Co.. n. ID. Camp, lTr-r.
AUTOS Baggage TaNis.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

Mexican hand woven zarapes. 50 3
10 500. Beach's Art shop, CITY Natl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

SoEginE checks. mouth 10 nose
lines deep wrinkles corrected SUPER
fuous hair and moles removed Mrs
Grace Benson. - BuckIer BldE--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

~ DELIGHTFULLY."- intimate was
Friday afternoons meeting Of
- the -Knifty Knitters." simmer
ing down as 1t did 70 just few Of
these lovely society girls who are
IN town-the Misses Mary White.
Alice Nyles. Clara Fink, Elizabeth
Hawkins. sarah Brids@s. Nellie May
Bowen and Helen Stratt0n. Miss
Stratton was hostess TO the coterie.
who spent the hours chatting over
their knitting or needlework. and later
enjoying an ice course. served amid
a wealth Of shell pink sweet peas.
Miss Katherine Pfaff still STAYS in
san Antonio. Miss Elizabeth Stevens
is in Cloudcroft, Miss Esteue Berrien
is in Long Beach. Calf. and others
or the membership scattered here and
there for summer outings
Miss Fink has asked the girls for
next Friday.
No locality responded more gen
erously in signing up with Hoover
for food conservation and the regis
t-ation for volunteer service than
did the women Of CanutiIlo. that &C
tive little settlement Il miles up the
valley that is showing in so many
ways It's patriotism Among those
who sent in their pledges were
Mrs Herschel L. Gee, Mrs. p H
Bailey. Mrs. :. f. Rhienberg. Mrs
William Daily. Mrs. G. F. Worden,
Mrs. sam Giuett- Mrs. F. H. Lane
Mrs j. NJ Richardson. Mrs. Earl h
Cox. Mrs. l. 3. Atkins. Mrs. John
stanford. Mrs OrIssa A. Thane. Mrs.
" II. DeBerrv. Mrs. sam Gilman. Mrs.
ldus Gillett- Miss Lillian Daily. Mrs.
r. H Bailey
They are also dong their much"
In making and filling comfort bags
displaying quite as much ardor IN
this labor OF duty as they have in
raising chickens, onions and pota-
toes and q splendid variety Of prize
winning vegetables in their fine
garden plots And many OF the
women haven't the means Gin most
cases This is trueD possessed by the
majority Of our FL PasOans. yet they
nave gone down into their pockets
and bought every article that goes
into the bags That is patriotism.
First they made five bags that were
sent up for them 10 finish, then they
sent down for 10 more, and then 20
and so on. In addition, Mrs. Charles
- Stevens sent material for 30 by
Mrs IT. r. Bailey. who is summerinE
there, and they have completed and
filled them ready TO accompany the
defenders OF democracy TO the battle
front The Canutillo coterie have a
little club. and find it jolly TO do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
Gard Party For Benefit of Men
OF Company A, To Be Big Affair

provided smusi1- games fo- diver
sion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

z HOLMAN Richardson, marriage
M Saturday,
he- friends E. Paso Her Miss Eua Richardson Pet
ding They daughters Mrs Lulu Richardson Of 1909 San Antonio
banking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

Mrs William James has gone 10
Cloudc-oft where she IS guest az
The Lodge.
M and Mrs. p W. Williams went
TO Cloudcroft Saturday morning 10
spend a few DAYS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-31
SterbefGQe i'm Glerus.

Wier. Setter 8onan, ieit As Sabrcn
Sfarrer in Sordeiter, 0taii., lit i'm
Ilter o 70 Sabren geitorben. -
SIN 1atptudet, 8. s., itarb I'M Ilter
bon 80 Sabren Ecp. Cos. 2ittlc. =
Nep. Sbos. @renbropsti bon Wabnuot
Gitp, Sa., lit geitorben. - Sn Salem,
Gre, itarb Rep. Inton Noore. = Sr,
Srobibcnce 9oipital 81 8aibin9tor
itarb I'M Ilter bon 81 Sabren bodJip,
Srancis &. Ic8ennp, 2. s., ebes
maIiser Yrdiioent bes ct. Charles
College in Gu~tonsbille. Rb. = Sn1
ct. 9enebitt' 8 s&loiter in 8ilo Hice,
81. Sat, 1tarb Die ebrtp. Iutter ct,
Silarion, Yropin5ialin Der fran5Diis
lfen Shipeitern bon Der Saritelllng
I'M Ilter Dor 66 Sobrcn. Tep.
Sran3 Yifllsfi bon Carnegie. So, III
I'M Ilter o So Sahrcn 9eitorbcn. =
Sm Is. 2~ebcnsiabre unb I'M 90. hires
Srbensltanbes ltarb Die ebrlp. Sdipe-
lter Cecilia I'M &atboliihen @oiIen,
bnuie III ct. Yaul, Wiinn. - Sr
Sreiburg in Der Shpei5 lit Hep. y
Wtatbias HnuB. 6. SS. g., friibcre,
Generals berer bes Heoemptoriiten.
Srbcns, 9eitorben. - r. /. p.
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Gns Der Gtpisen Stabt.
&c. 9. a..aabelaramm bt.ier seituus.)

f o m, %. Iai.-Wier. Eacelli,
Der pdpitlihe Nuntius in Wiinden, lit
am borigen Sonnersta8 in Der baperis
id)en 9auptitnbt an9elangt.
Sn elmer &niprnhe, Die er por Der
fatboliiGen alteration in Der @eit>
miniter &atbebrale in 2onbon belt,
iaste 9arbinal Bourne, bab, ba MN
Die 8egierung Die iriihc Gage gefldrt
babe burd ben @pridlag elmer apns
BENTON aller 8arteien. Niemanb Die
2oiuns Der Srage tpiItommener beiBen
niirbe, oils Die &atbolifen gn9lanb's.
Ser 81. Batter entbdlt lid icber
GerBerung in oieier Sra9c, pcldc als
rein inner spoIitii6e an8cIc9enbeit be-
traftet ipiro.
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Rniiiihe WDnfJe repultiercn.
lSpehial.I epefdlt biefer Seitnna.l

Betrograb. %. Niai. = Sc,
rebolutipndre @eiit bat lid ebenfaQs
in bic ruiiii6en aloiter (ruIiiihs
itismatii6) ein9eihliden. Sic
Ronhe baben cine srob3iieigc Yrps
paeanoa eroffnet Tlr @%rlangung alel
8iirgerre6te, cindlieBlid bci
Stimmreftes.
Oie inbuitrielle &riiis in Rublanf
1T, semdb ben GeuBerungen bcs
Sinan5miniiters Sbin9aroff, 10 atut
bab Die Gage MIR burd Elm @unbe,
g~erettet iperoen fann.
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las &pn5ert hes Dubuque College
Chores.

@m borigen Sonnerstn9 &beno
fano i'm @ranb Opera Souie III Su>
biioue zines Der all5u ieltencn aon5erte
ses inter Der 2eituns BON Hep. Sr.
glpbonie Dress itebenben Chores bes
Dubuque College (frilber ct. So'epb's
College, itatt. Sn iebem Yunftc mar
es elm grfolg.
@om Stanbpuntte Der airhena
multi 8eIhi6te an SntereIianteiten
mar Der erite She'll bes programmes.
Der 1i6 NIT Der mittelalterlifen
&irtenmuiif. bertreten bur4 Nnnini,
1850, groce, 1925 unb Ynleitrina,
1850, bei6dftiete. Sag elm lraltes
Snprpperia i'm a capelnsS tple gu
elmer bodintereiiauten aon5ertz Stunt
mer perben fonnte, bate tpohl Wans
der fir unbentbar gebalten. Sic
ntoberne, refine &~trfenn1uiit mar auf's
8Iiidlifite bertreten in ben Namen
Sdubert. Dress uno &lein.
Sn bas Srogrnntm binein9eflo6ten
paren in sei6madpoler Nbtpefielnna
@iolins 8ortrdge, iotpie NIT Vaeilters
IGaft aus9efiibrte 9lapier> Sortrdee
o benz iu9enolihcn SoIepb Srtnt1
mann, in benz 5tpeiieIos Der 8ern gu
einem tii6tisen 9iinitler lie9t.
Ser brittle She'll bes programmes.
pelder 8olfsipeiien Der peridiebcniter
2dnber geipibmet mar, er5ielte Der
grDBten geifaa bes Yublifums. Cine
Welobie ipie lie Die norbiihen Suonlas
laiIet benz 9rauien bes 0teeres in Der
Siorben ablauidJeu, unb Die in meiiters
batter @eiie, ppm Gbore bor9etrager
nurse. mar elm i~eltcner Soh9enub Tin
Ruiifliebbaber.
@oblberbienten 8eifaa 5oQte bas
IubIifum benz Soloiiten gbpari
Grosbb, Der einen Senor bon ieltene,
9iiIle llnb &lansfarbe beiiet. Selbi
na6 mebrmnli9em ba capo lieb oas
BubIitum ben jun9en, aniprn4sloler
&iinitler MIR rr9erne 9eben.
Dubuque beiiet in oieiem College:
Gbor, Der gum groBen Sbeile ben
popular >ipmpatbiiden lInb reid talen:
tierteu gater Dress su p~eroanfen lit
ein tpabrcs &leinpo.-X. p.
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(epeStal.E epeihe bteier 5eitnnn.)


Wabinetpn, 9. g., 90. Miui.
|-Sier ipirben Elf @crbaftungen pors
9enonmen nnb nerin ipeitere Yeripnen
Iino peripidelt in cine @cridipDrun9
CUR @erbinoerlng Der Hegiitrierrn9
am 5. Sum-. Spei Der @erbafteten
limb beihuloiet armierte %apmpagnien
in ben Bergen bon @irginia oreanis
Iicrt 81 baben. Inbere baben Die
notbfpenoi9en ginfdrfe fir Die erlteren
beiorst. Ser Slan, ipelhem Die
Sunoesbeamteu auf bic Spur 9cfoms
men limb, umfaBt cine pcitldnfi9e
propaganda 9e9en Die Heeiitrieruns.
tuelhe nit allen Wittelu, Ipgar nit
8epaIt berbiuoert perbcu iolte.
Chicago, 81, 30. Mtai.-Seutc
Noreen in nIlcr Sriibc lpurbeu bier
%minbeitens BRET Wtdnner unb 5rpei
Srauen feiteenpmmen inter Der Be-
i6uloi9lng in Die GcrifipDrllng sur
@erbinberune Der 8e9iitrierun9 perz
pidelt 81 icin. Sn aanins Gitp.
Detroit, SaIlas, Sbrepeport, 2pnn,
Ntiltpaufee, Roanote, ct. Spuis, Su>
oianapolis, 9lepelanb, Splebo, Buffalo
nnb Sem Yorf Gitp prrbcn cbenfalls
@crbaftun9en por9enonnmcn.
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giidpfs.S ubildum.

Ser bod)fp'ite Siidof Sbomas 8.
geapen, 9. 8, bon Springfielb.
Oeaii., fpiro am 1S. OCTOBER fem fiber
mes giIGofss Subildum feiern. - am
II. 9e5ember pirb Der botp'i te Geo,
81. @uertin, 8. 8, gii6of bon
RandeIter. Neip Sapen, iein iilbernes
9rieiters Subildum feiern. = am 90.
Ilai feiertc Der bo6p'ite Sos. s.
@nberIon, 9. 3. Silisbiid,of bon
Bolton. Iaii., iein i~il6crncs Yrieitcrs
Subildum.
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81. Wai feititeleu IteB, purben burd)
Den Sornaoo am 20. Wpai a1tnoeltens
AT Scrioucn 9%ctDbtct. Welt ilbcr 20
ipcrben aber nod, INNER nermibt uno
rrnb 800 murben gum Sheil le6ens>
gefdbrlid perlebt, 10 baB Iid) Die
Spfcrliite pabrl6eiulid) nod betrddt>
lib erboben miro. 6unbertunbpier5ie
SGuiergepicrte bes bon Irbcitern be-
ipobnten @iertels I'M norolifen S6eile
Der Stabt iplirben fat pOli9 perpiiitet.
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Griegsreht in Iprtugal.

%icp, Spanieu.-Rof Snforma>
tioncn. bic unt %. Woi bier anlangs
ten, iuurben in Dem %olfsauiitnnb in
S"iiiu6pu niht penigcr al5 % Scrio>
ncn get0otet unb elm Wnterialidnben
bon 50. 000 600 onscridtct. Webrere
Sunbert Yerionen ipurbeu nerbaftet.
Sn Den SuiammenitoBen nit Der
Yoli3ei unb ben Sruppen ipurbcn an
bic bunoert Serionen perleet.
Nafoem bon ben Irbeitern Elm &C.
neral Streit erfldrt tpuroe, bat bic
Rcgierune iiber pas 9an5e 2ano Den
9claseruuss5uitano ~perbdngt.
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1Sertiebun9 bon Der I. Geite.)
Snformation bieriibcr gu scben. Sn
g~cnnttpprtung bieier Sraee 9ebe man
5uerit ben Hane on, ctfun f%ol9enoers
maben: rGpmmiiiioneb officer,
.NonsG ommiiiioueo II,
.Sripate". Sunn 8ebe man Den
9ienit3fuci9 on, ipie 8. o: "Sns
fantrp", nGabalrp", yIrtiQerp",
DMebical", rSignal", ~Ipiation"
.Supplp", .Warine", nNapb".
9aun 9ebc man an, pie LANCE man
ecoient bat, ausihliebli6 bes 3eierpez
9ienites. 3ulest nenne tai bas
2ano ober ben Staot, in Dem man
eebient bat. 8er in ben @ereini9ten
Gtaaten eebient bat, 9ebe ben Hanen
bes 9ienites ettpa folgenbermaben an:
Rational Sllnrb" bier nenne man
Den Namen bes Stantes), .Nilitin"
bier nenile man ebenfaQs Den Nas
men bes Staates), uSoluntcers Of the
llniteo S%tatcs". .He9ular Irmp
(Rapp) Of the llniteo Stntes".
12.) Wahen Sic gnipruh auf
yttltIuTpteNN= VeIIttuNY. VepeN Stt
genaue 8riinbe bierfiir at ....
Gniprud auf @ilitdrbieni It. 9efreis
ing erbeben, beiBt ielbitperitdnblid)
nitt bonn Iilitdrbienit befreit iein.
9as &rieess 9epartement berlan9t
bios, baB Sic iest an9eben, oh sic
fpdter Gniprud auf gefreiuns erbeben
ipoIen. Cine geipiIie Gn3abl perben
pom Militdrbienit befreit perben
tpeeen bes Imtes, bas lie bethlehem
pbcr Der Irbeit, Die lie berriften;
Nnbere, neil 8ater, Wutter, Srau uber
&inber bon linn abbdn9ig limb. Ran
iol gut barauf aufpaiien, baB Die Inte
mort auf bieie Sra9e NIT Der auf
Sragen 7 uno 8 abgegebenen Intport
iibereinitimmt. Sci Der @n9nbe Der
8riirtbe lei MO tppbl barnuf bebaht,
bieielben fur3 unb tlar au5ugebeu.
8cr Elm offentliGes Gmt inne bat
pber ionit cine @rbeit berridtet auf
8runb ipelfer er pom Sienltc befreit
su fem tpiiiti6t, sebe bies on. 8er
eeiitis un5uredymunssfdbi9 lit, ober
forperli4 bicnitlnfdbi9 lit, sebe
bies an.