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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-17
RA|LR0ADERS ORGANIZE
Plans for Reorganization of
Railroaders' Club to Be
Formulated Tonight.

In anticipation of an organization
that will work for the welfare of the
railroad men of the district in gen.
eral, several hundred employees of the
Northern Pacific railroad will meet at
the Masonic temple tonight to discuss
and formulate some means for such
an organization. Conductor T. IL.
Murphy will act as chairman at the
meeting. which is open to all. though
primarily called for the railroad men.
While a tentative movement for the
organization Of Railroad Mems club
was started some time ago, no steps
for the incorporation or final cstab-
lishment of such a club have been
completed as yet.
1t is said that the prospects arc
bright and it is expected that this club
Will be formally launched at tonight's
meeting. Committees will be appoint
ed t. guide the first steps of such an
organization. and make a membership
campaign. It is believed that there
are 500 or COO railroad men in this
city who can be counted on as men,
bers of the club.
To Suggest Clubhouse.
one of the most important features
of the meeting will be the presenta-
ton of a plan for clubhouse for the
Railroad Mems club. For some time
the railroad men active in the move
ment have been considering the fea-
sibility of obtaining that part OF the
old Northern Pacific hospital which is
doing service until the new brick
building Is completed and ready to re-
ceive patients. when the new hos
rltal is ready the wing now in use
will be either RACED or removed from
the grounds. If possible the Railroad
Mems club will purchase the whole
wing Of the building and move it to
lots on which they at present have an
option, and there establish their head =
quarters The building is 40 feet wide
and 40 feet long and two stories high.
May Make Club General.
II the building is obtained by the
railroad men, they contemplate using
the first story as general club and
lounging rooms, and the second story
for gymnasium and dance floor. If
a sound financial basis can be estab-
lished basement containing a swim
ming pool may be constructed. but
this plan is yet in the embryo. 1t is
rumored that the railroad boys would
be willing to cooperate with other or.
ganizations, on the same basis as a Y
NJ. c. A. building. so as to secure
broader results.
A railroad mems club existed here
until about four years ago. when /,
was forced out of existence on ac-
count of lack of facilities. At that
time the club had limited space or
the third floor of the passenger build
ing, but on account of lacking spac.
Tor development the club disbanded.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-17

DR.. Anna James. osteopath, Sa4 blk.
ADV.
Alex Shadbold: came in tu :hc city
yesterday from Corlett.
Open till a. m. Shapard cafe
ADV.
Otto Quasi of Corvallis had business
in Missoula yesterday.
Kohn Jewelry Co., registered op-
ticians, Florence hotel block.-Adv.
G. r. Brown of Great Falls spent
yesterday in Missoula.
r. Gwinn. NJ. d., eye, ear, nose and
.hroat specialist. Glasses ground at
he office. First Natl. Bank Bldg-Adv
Riley Eldridge is in the city on bust
less from Trout Creek.
DR.. Louise Smith. osteopath, els
Adv.
Harry Mcleod of st. Ignatius is
still i'll at st. Patrick's hospital.
+. G. Moore, chiropractor phone 1854
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NORM are
quests in Missoula from Ravalli.
SC, money to loan. II. d. Fisher
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoskin of Ra.
'alli spent the day in Missoula.
DIR. Harrison, practice limited to eye
ar. nose, throat and the fitting OF
classes. Office. Higgins block.-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Weidenfelles
ire visitors in Missoula from Deer
Lodge.
Lenses ground at this office. DR.
Schweikcr, optical specialist, Mont. blk
ADV.
David Morris of Potomac is in Mis-
'oula for a day or two transacting
business
Floral offerings for departed friend
Anderson Greenhouse, 769 phone.-Adv
Mrs. c. F.. Conant and Miss Edith
conant of Big Timber are guests at the
Shapard hotel.
Marsh, the undertaken. ELL W. Cedar
Phone 32l.-Adv.
Mrs. John Rack of Orchard Homes
was operated upon yesterday at a
'ocal hospital.
Turkey dinner Sunday evening at
Coffee Particularly.
II. A. Mcpherson. a merchant from
Deer Lodge. spent the day on bust
less in Missoula.
DR.. Willard, osteopath, First Natl.
Bank.-Adv.
X. Holland and II. c. Hoyt, mer-
chants from Thompson Falls, are
spending few days in Missoula.
Desolvo pipe and X. X. closet bowl
cleaners Kennedy. the plumber.-Adv.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. b.
Tutwiler of Drummond was operated
upon yesterday for removal of tonsils.
There's a Long. Long Trail at
Hutchinson Piano Co.--Adv.
Mrs. J. J. Ellis Of San Diego, Cal.
spent yesterday with friends in Mis-
soula, while going to visit relatives at
Florence.
Every house should have a copy Of
he song hit. "There's a Long, Long
Trail Hoyt- dickinson Piano Co..
Adv.
Rex Chappell. chief deputy state
bank examiner. came in to Missoula
from Helena yesterday upon official
business.
Try our '5c table d'hote dinner Sum
DAY. to p. m. Shapard cafe-Adv
scott Brown and George Hammond
Will return this morning to Ovando.
having been several days on business
in Missoula.
l.. T. Kelly, who is working upon a
new dam at Hotter, came in to Mis-
soula to spend few days with friends
in the city.
Mrs. Frank Westfield Of Great Falls
is guest in the home of her daugh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-21
TO HELP
YOUNG GIRLS
A Mother Wants Her Letter
Published.

EATON. Ill wish YOU would
publish tins letter for the benefit
Of yours girls NV daughter SUI
fercd greatly from female trouble
with cramps. and headache. and
backache most of the time She
never felt like working and K
seemed as though she was sick an
the time ] decided 20 try Lydia
j.. Pinkham's NeEetable Compound
and it has helped her i'm every way.
IN tact il has really cured her. for
she no longer has periodic pairs.
and no more headaches o. back
ache. and 1 vart all yourg girls
who suffer as she did 10 know
about Mrs Alma Mills. Eaton,
H.
mother Girls Experience.
New CASTLE, Ind From tic
time ] was eleven years old until
was seventeen / suffered each
month 50 / had TO be I'm bed. /
mad headache. backache and such
pains / would cramp double every
month l did not know what IT
was Ia be easy minute. My
health Wds all run down and tie
doctors did not do me any good \
neishDor told my mother about
LYDIA +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and ] took il. and now
/ feel like a. new person. / dou't
suffer any more and I am regular
every month. Mrs. Hazel Hamil-
tor. SD south 18th St. Newcastle,
Ind
Girls who are troubled rs these
young women We're. should imm
diately seek restoration To health
by taking LYDIA f. Pinkhara's
NCgetalle Compound. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-21
NE VI PRESIDENT
Of CHINA A REAL
MILITARY MAN
Has Been Strong Leader in
Army CirCIeS-StOod Firm
For Republican Form of
Government.

PEKING. sept 21-Feng Kwo-
Chang. acting president, begins the
direction Of Chinese affairs under
conditions similar TO those faced by
Yuan Shih-Kai. In many ways the
new administration promises to
duplicate that Of Yuan Shih-kai
Immediately after Feng Kwo-
chane's arrival. Premier Tuan Chi
Jul announced that a. legislative
body would be formed % register
the viii Of the people and replace
the disbanded parliament Feng
kwo-chang agreed 10 this arrange
ment. and consequently a provision
al national council Will be convened
in Picking.
The present government quotes
the Marking provisional constitu-
ton as its authority for the creation
OF such body aud has. issued many
statements justifying the disband-
ment Of parliament for inaction and
the calling of "a national council
Each Of the provinces is TO have
FIVE delegates in the proposed coun-
ell The delegates are 10 be select
by each province.
DenOuncc Plan.
Members OF the disbanded par
lament and supporters Of the
Kuomintang party generally de
nounce this plan as "a make-shift
devised 20 Justify the domination of
"a military oligarchy i'm Picking.
Eanr~ Il u-g-ahrnr~ Tfffa1e fr,v,,
Yuan Shih-kai I'm that he has had
greater educational advantages. and
is regarded by the Chinese as a
scholar
Feng Kwo-chanE was educated in
"a military academy. az Tien-tsin.
established by the late Marquis Ii
Hung-chang lie distinguishes him
self iu the classics and showed great
proficiency i'm military studies. At
the time when the war broke our
between Japan and China. FenE
Kwo-chang was attached 20 the
Chinese legation in Toxic He was
called 20 assist Gen Wei Ju-kuei,
and fought throughout the war.
Founded Military school.
When Yuan sshih-kai was com
missioned 90 reorganize the Chinese
army after the China-Japanese war.
i'm 1894. Gen. Feng Kwo-chang
served on the staff and won the con-
ddence and friendship of Yuan
Shih-kai, Gen. Feng KWo-chang
was instrumental in introducing
many reforms n the army. lie es.
tablished a military school upon
German lines and wrote work of
eight volumes on modern military
science.
When Yuan Shih-kai became
Viceroy of Shantuug province. Feng
kwo-chang was transferred 20 that
province as chief Of the trainin-
department and was able TO keep
peace throughout the Boxer trouble
Yuan Shih-kai became viceroy of
Chihu province later. and Fena
Ewo-chang accompanied him and
became director general of the
training department.
The acting president has been i'm
charge Of many military institutions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-21

and consequently has a very wide
acquaintance among young military
men i'm China, many OF whom have
been his pupils.
led Army Against Rebels.
In the 1911 revolution Gen Feng
Kv-o-chang led a large army against
the revoluuonists and was Success
ful in several campaigns along the
Yang-tze. He was given the title
Of baron by the late Manchu court
for his successes. After the estab-
Iishment Of the republic ne was
made military governor OF Chilli
province and was later transferred
20 Kiang-su province where he was
military governor and director OF
military affairs until he came 10
Peking 10 take over the presiden-
tial Office.
Gen. Feng Kwo-chang endeavor-
ed 20 persuade Yuan Shih-kai not
20 attempt the restoration of the
monarchy. and won the admiration
OF many republicans by that action.
The now disbanded parliament sup
ported him virtually unanimously
for vice president after Ii Yuan
hung succeeded Yuan Shih-kai and
reconvened the parliament which
his predecessor had disbanded. Con
sequenty, Feng Kwo-chang holds
office through the support of the
very parliamentarians- who are now
opposing him and the Peking gov
eminent and who are endeavoring 10
set mp provisional republic i'm
Canton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-21
ONE STABBED IN RIOT
AT SOCIALIST MEETING

CLEENLAND. O.. Sept. Elm a
riot which followed a socialist meet
ing here Thursday evening. one man
was stabbed, perhaps fatally. and
several hundred suffered minor in
juries.
Eight auto loads Of federal
agents more than a score Of police
reserves and military police armed
with clubs charged the crowd re-
peatedIy before II was scattered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-21

YOUR JUDGMENT DICTATES have done exactly what
think you yourself would tell usto doraise the price just little
possible and maintain the quality of Sheman Clothes This is
what have done. ON AND AFTER OCT. 1St, SHERMANS
CLOTHES WILL SELL FOR $3.50.
But will continue to sell at price $40 long present
stock lasts which anticipate until Oct t Our guarantee of alb
Soe satisfaction every detail your money refunded remains the
REMEMBER selling clothes every day. and the earlier
buy the larger selection you will have Let not to put
style and pattern you like best You still have your choice of any
suit top coat overcoa in the store at $40 No moreno less
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-21

OUR ASSORTMENT of suits and the present price
growing and every dybut still there left plenty of styles
patterns you Sizes to fit every from the
boy of IS of to wearing 52inch size Every
garment up the Shemans standard of good value We still
giving you opportunity buy your fall suit
the price and yourself extra $3.50 You
better hurfor you have only days On Sept 3o
cry garment factory
never again 3ppe9r
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-21
We Have MOI Changed Our Policy

will quickly prove this to you.
a
o
quality andm n
AWAS ALTERNATIVE BUT TO RAISE THE PRICE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-21
Here 10 IS-In a Nut Shell

limited fall cloth which
could sell purchases made Wi
increased in value 25 500. what this meanf
willing make this and feeling confident that
garment Notwithstanding
spread the his nebOT the reliability of ShemnS He bound to
ShemanS will thousands enthusiastic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
SterbeiGQc int Slerus.

Ser bpd)tp. Safer Srancis t. Sils
liob, Q. g., bon Buffalo, 81. g., I'M
Altcr bon So Sabrcn. - Sn Slcpcz
Lamb, Sbip, Itorb Der bofip. Setter
gcder I'M @lter bon 81 Sahrcn. -
8ep. &niimir Heihlin bon GtcpcIanb,
Sbio. IA Sabre oft, lit bnIelbit am
II. Wai gcitorbcn. - Ser altelte
Yrieitcr in Ohio. Ncp. Sos. Wertinn,
lit in @ortmoutb, Ohio, i'm Nlter bon
81 Sabren gcitorbcn. = Sm Ilter bon
40 Sabren iii Hen. SEQ. Shramm bon
2aYorte, Sno., 9eitorbcn. = Sm
Wtltterbnuie Der ebrp. Notre Same
Shlpeitern in Rilipautce, @is., itarb
SdipeIter 20. Sulsentia. = 8ep.
Yeter 5. Gunniffe, =. Sc. 81, gtiiiips
mar in Nep 9orf, 81. g., itarb i'm
Altcr bon 70 Sabrcn. - Hep. Safer
Sos. 8apet, 8. DC. s., peIder Ieit 3S
3abren in ben Snbianers Iiilionen
be5 6pben Norbens nirftc, lit geitors
ben. = Sn Chicago. Su., itarb Der
ebrtp. 8ruber Slaiils @ermcrss
tirdben, 50 Sabre alt. - Sn, SpIpital
gum 8utcn Samaritcr, Cincinnati.
o, lit boftp. Sanc5 Nlopiius @oore
aeitorben. - Nigr. Genras 8. Nns
tonic 9iito Ilbnuo, SituInrbiitof bon
9ctbiaiba lit i'm Iltcr bon So Sabrer
gu Nio DC Saneiro, Sraiilien, ges
itorbcn. - r. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Wl5hten Sriess5iele fennen.

gbico9o. Sn. Gm ndditen
Gonntag piro bier cine Waiienper>
iammlung ab9ebalten pcroen, nm Den
&ongreB gu beitimmen, uniere ariegSs
3iele bctannt 6u 9eben, iotpte 81 err
fldren, inter neldcn Seoingungen
mir bcrcit iinb. Sricoen gu MAIDEN.
I'm elmer bor6ereitenben 8eriammllng,
in pelder Setau Hobert R. 9opeti
ben goriib fibrtc, Durbe beidIoNen,
griefe an 900 Yrebiger 81 ifiden nit
Der 8itte. Die @eriammluu9 betannt
Az MAIDEN. Sic llnter5eihncr ocS
Slufruics neunen iih ~Gbicngo Gons
ference Committee on Germs o
0eace".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

fSortiebung bon Der 1. Celtic
G6re 5utbeil tpcrber lallcn. llnicrc
inbuitriellcn 9cbiirfniiie lnllen ctncn
Sctertag nnf Der tcfniidlen Sette
bin ntcbt 81, iebph pcrlan9t bas gu
brinsenbc Spfer bon ms, baB mir tbr
aIs einen Sag potriotiiter &eibc uno
&flitt be9eben, ba Sober cs lid CUR
Nufeabe MADDEN ioa, barnuf gu Ieben,
baB, Oh or MN lelbit lid regiitrieren
Iaiien mIb ober ntdt, Der Name ieoer
mdnnlifen Scripn in Dem be5cidncten
Glter in bieie gbrcnIilteu cingetra9en
tpiro.
@orl1r,ter i6 hermit meine Inter
ffrift geiebt unb bos Siegcl Der
Ser. Stnuten babe bcibriiden lniien.
8egeben in Der Stabt @aibiugton
om IS. Sage bes Nonats Wfai i'm
Sabre unieres 8errn Gintauicno>
neiinbunbertunbIieb5ebn, uno Dem
Sunberteinunonter5ieiten Der llnabs
hGngigfeit Der Ser. Stnaten.
Sm Iuftraee bes Srdiibcnten,
Hobert gaming,
Stodt3icfrctdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Blue Sans" in Subuanc.

gm porigeu Sonntag purben bier
Die iogen. Blue Salps", tpeld)e cine
totaIc IrbeitsentbaltunB am Spnnz
tuge bprifreiben, burh9efiibrt. Sn>
foleebeIen puren nae Sro9crien,
Sobafbanblun9en, Sool Rooms, Sec
Cream 8arlors, Sboe Sbtnc Sarlors,
Iopies, Sbeatcr, etc, 9eidloiicn. Gs
fnnbcn feline Serbaftllr9en itatt, ies
bod iperben 5ipoIf llebertreter pcs &C.
Ieees pro3eiiiert lperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Guiiiihcr @ertreter ant gatifan.
&c. Z. g..aabelgramm bieier 5eituna.)

Hom, %. Mai.-8ic bier berz
laltct. bat Die ruiiiife He9ierun9
cinen %ertretcr bcim @atitnn crnannt,
lpcldcr III @dIoc bier eintrciien pirb.
Sizes miro Scn 6l. Stlbl ermogliden,
ucridicbcnc S~iffcren5cn, bic o benz
alien Nc9ime berrilbrcu, II. a. Die BE-
Ieeung bcs biihoiliden SiRcs bon
No6iliep, gu be9leiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Sp5ialtiten ittmmcn gegen
Srieasbuoget.
9rieiter itirbt mGbreitb patriptiiher
Seier.
Observation-Disclosures bisisr seiiuns.)

Gunaitpta q, %. g. Grihppft
bon alsuidtperer &rbeit i'm SntereI'e
potriotiiher ginrihtunecn brad Der
bodtp. S6omas g. Slpun, bier tobt
auinmmen ipdbreno elmer patriotlihen
2uiammenfunit, ipelhc e%inberufcn
fporben mar, nm @elDer aur3ubrin9en
our @rri6tung elmer q. Wt. s. a.
Seeress garade. Nah benz Sooc bon
9fep. Slbnn ereriff Elm Ytetbooiitens
8reoioer bas 8ort unb madte Den
@orI6la9, baB Die 8arade mad 8eb.
Sslpnn benaunt perbeu ioae. Steier
Gorihlag nurbe %ongerommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Shrefltfles llnaliif.

Sn Der NGbe bon 9ubuquc. Sa.,
fano am Sonntag Na6mittae Elm
Ihrcfltdes llngIild itatt, inbem Elm
Iutomobil, in neIhem lid iefs Ser
ionen beianben, bel Der ~lleberquerln9
Der giicnbabn bon cincnt 3uge &C.
rantn1t lpuroe. Srpci S~erioneu MIR
Den act0otct uno Die bier anbcrcu n1cbr
pber mi1oer lfnper pcrlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

;Su perfanfen.-1,000 Ider Hanh
in 8arfielb County, Ncbrasfa, orei
MciIen bon tatboliihcr Stride. Sm>
meripGbrenbe5 8aiier in Is biz 25
SUB Siefc. @lltc Serbeiicrunsen;
100 elder inter 31lltur; Heit lit 8iele
unb 8eibeIanp. Yreis $15 per Ider.
Sic SdIfte bnar; bas llcbrigc auf 10
Sabre 3cit 81 4 Srp5ent. Gin Snap"
fir Semanb, Der @icb8uht betreiben
mill. llntcrIuhet Sies, penn es Gnd
interciiicrt, ba CO 3u bieicm Srciie
nitt LANCE auf einen &dlfer gu lparten
brullhen ipirp. Ibreiiicre: Bog 1874,
Stratton, Colorado. 5,24,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
staats. Sunpentiun Der Irbcitcr.

Im 70, 13. rrb IA. Sunt lpirN
in Dubuque Die Stnat5 >&onpentior
Ser oraaniiicrtcn Irbeiter itattfinoen.
0ele9aten bon Gebar Hnpios, Siour
Gitp unb anpcrcr Stdote baben lid,
perpfIiftct, bieic 25. Solpa'er Staatss
&onpentipn 8u einem 9roBen @reig>
niiie gu gcitalten. 9elegatcn nlls
8iscpniin unb Winnciota pcrbcn 5lls
9e9cn iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Gatanep mirb Npoituliiher
Selegat in G%uitralieu.
rs. 9. a..aabslnramm Siti,r SETTING.

Rom, %. Wai.-Ils Nabfplger
BON Rigr. 9erretti ipurbe Rigr. Ga
taueo, Weftor bes Yropagauba Cole
giums. gum NpoitoIiihen 0elcgaten in
NuItralien eruaunt. 0tigr. 9ataneo
ipirb in Babe gum @r3biidof gctpeibi
ipcroen lrno alsbanu nab Sibnep
dbreiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
i. &. Sufimann nnb 6. 81. Mppre
ucrbeirQthct.

Sn Der ct. Woriens Stride in Suz
buolc fanb an Nonta9 Wtor9en Die
6eiratb BON 6rn. Srancis 6. 6offz
mann nit Sri. Gatbariue 90. Woore
itatt. Ncp. R. 20. 5offmann bon
SnerspiIc, Elm Better bcs 9rdutigams,
nabm Die Srarung por. 9lildpunid!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
GntieBlife 5euersbrunit in gtlanta
CspeSial.G spside bistsr Ssituns.)

atlanta. ga. %. @ai.-8cbns
touicnS 2cutc obnc Sbbah uno icGs
Staot9cpicrte ciugcdidert, iii baS Hcs
iultut elmer Sc~ucrsbrunit. bic pdbs
renb neun Stunhen bier piltbctc, be-
ginncnb g~citcru Wor9eu nm 10 llbr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
;sran pom 9pnsrekmaun Sna
g%eitprbeu.
(epsSial.S epeiGs bisisr Ssttuua..

8ai6iugtpm ;. g., -. 0tni.
-Srau Iurp &ouiic 6ua, Srau hcs
Sppa'cr Rcprdieutantcn @ua, itnrb
aeitcru Ibcno an elmer Ser8iitung,
2ie @erIUrbcnc lit aus 8iaiums :
bura, Sa., sebiirtig. Sbr @aoGcns
name mar Iarp Gouiic SarriS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Subuque College sibt 9pn5ert.

Im nG6itcn 9onnerstag pirb I'M
@rano opera &ouie III Subuaue,
inter Der 2eitun9 bon Nep. Sr. 0ress,
Gin aon3ert itnttfinben, 9egcben bon
bem bon alien Muiitfcnneru uno
zlicbbabcrn boh9cifastcn Gbpre pcs
Dubuque College.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Sictet 8mHen Sic SanS.

ISortiesung bon Der 1. Seite.)
perben mir ciucn Sricoen erIangen,
Der ms Die Sreibcit geipobrt. pteoer
nufsubauen, mas brrd ben &rie9
5eritort purbe, 10 baB ans Dem per>
ooiienen 8lut nno ben 9ebrahten
Spfern Gin Heid, elm Golt erItebt.
bas itnrt, uuabbdlgig uno bon @let1eil
SseinSen %unbeorobt, Elm Solipert oes
Erieoens uno Der &rbeit lit"
Spsialiiten bruben NIT Heuolntiun.
Berlin. - Die Sisuu9 bes
Reidstaees, Die Die aan5Ierrcoc
bra6te, erlebte auh bas ShauIpiel,
bah Die Siibrer Der So3iuIbemofraten
bon elmer oeutlhen Hepublit iprafen.
@6ilip S6eibemlann, Siibrer Der 8c>
mdbigten Webrbeit, iagte, oaB, luenn
Die 8riten unb Srau5oien ibr Sheal
Der Innerionen fallen laIIen iolten,
ober SeutIhlanb auf @ebtets> Climber
Ietbung beitGnbe, cine HcnoIiltion IN
0eutId,luno ousbrehcn tpiirbe. Siee
rief Die Gntriiituug cincs groBcr
Shells res SauieS bcrpor, iuorau'
Sdeioemann meinte, bob cS 10 iueii
ia nod ni6t lei. &eoebour, Slbrer
Ser rabitalen Winocrbcit, erfldrte,
bas Die g2epublif balo in Scutl6lanf
erfldrt fperben miiiie, uub baB Ictnt
Sartei porbereitenbe Sdritte leitens
bcs GerfaIiurgss aomitcs fiir Die Or
ridtuna Der Hcpublit in SeutIdlanf
beantrn9cn lperoe.
Spsialiten itinmcn sesct
Sriessbuoget.
gerIin.-Me S%ofinun9 nlf elm
g%rfldrung b~etreifs Srieoene in
gfeidlstage Dor Mittc Sonmer ent.
fdtpanb am IS. Dtai. ais berielbe lid
bis gum 8. Suli perta9tc. Sic So8ial
bemotrateu iprafen iih gum eritcl
Weale icit ge9inn Deg arie9cs 9e9e,
has &riegsbubget aus.
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anterifanifdbe Grmppen mach
Sranfreist.

8afbineton, 8. G.-setre.
Tar Canning erlieB am is. Wal
folgenbe 9efdnntmahun9:
Ser @rdiibent bat an9coronet'
bob elm EXPEDITIONS &orps bon ettpn
elmer 0ipiIion reeuldrer Srnppen
inter apmmanbo bon General Wfnlor
ssobn :. 8eribing iobalo als mo8lid
mad Sranfrei6 transfcriert lperoc.
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Bib bes 81. gaters, 10 Bel 20 3ou
erob (puiienbe @roBe gum @inrabs
mem, in REDEEM Sarbenbrud mad
Der nellen Sleosrapb> Wetbobe, porto
frei unb gut perpadt fir nur % Gts.
p~erianbt. gei6cfiet ems fir guer
Seiml Man aoreiiiere: Catholic
9rintins Co., Subuql1e, ga. 2,17,ba
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8eeSepclt tpirS Feline Nrmec
iakren.

8aIbineton, 8. 6. Sberit
RpoIcpelt miro feline 8elegenbett lin
ben einc Sreifpiai9cn : arn1ee mad,
Srunfrei6 5u fiibren, oa Srdltoent
@tlion bel llnter3eihnun8 Der aon>
ffriptions z9in ben bicsbc6i9Iiten
RoiIus itrid).
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8plbcncS Snbildum Der ct. SranS pon
Salcs s8cmcinoc in ct. 9puis, W,p.

ct. 2puis, Wio.-Im 90. Mai
uno in Der ouidlieBenbeu 8odc
icicrt bic bieiige ct. Sran3 bon Gales
@cmcinbc ben 80. @ebdhtnibtae ibrcr
| organization.
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gu notwithstanding gut ber>
beiierte Colorado Sarmen nnbe our
Stabt rno Stride. Scutihe fatboz
liidc @e9enb. Shreibeu Sic on
Catholic 9anb Gp., Strattou, Colo
HefcrenS: Hep. 81. aieffcr. ba
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grief,uediel betreffs Seirntb 9e>
tpiinIdt NIT nettcr beutiher fatboz
liiter Dame nit cttpas 8ermo9en.
Ilter 80 biz 35. Ibreiiiere: s. o..
81, bieies 9latt. 5,24,a
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biee Inite1ung. Iarn in mittleren
Sabren p%or9e5o9en. 9ebe %berIangten
2obn i'm eriten 9riefe an. Ibreiiiere:
2. S.-354, bieies 8latt. ba.