davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordova daily times., 1917-06-11

wrestling match will be put on in San Francisco tomorrow, when Strang- Ter Ed Lewis and Waldeck Zbyszko
The Cordova daily times., 1917-06-11
l OCAL DOlNGS AND PERSONAL
 MENTION
Painters are at work Identifying the exterior of the Northern hotel.

J. Sapiro will leave on the Alameda on a business trip to the states,
The Cordova daily times., 1917-06-11

FOR SALE - A sixteen foot boat for
 sale cheap, Inquire Windsor. 5t
The Cordova daily times., 1917-06-11

Realizing that Cordova has a win ming team, the fans are beginning to take more interest in the game.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-06-11
CLASSIFIED ADVS.

FOR SALE-Ladies' ready to wear furnishing goods store in most thriving community in Alaska. Ad- dress Box 412, Mccarthy, Alaska. 5-21-6t.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-06-11

George Dooley has armed himself
The Cordova daily times., 1917-06-11

WANTED - Lady cook. Apply a, Cordoya Grill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

fus fleiite Ser3 miro Nues iagte, tpas
eS qudlt, auf mid balite, tuie auf Die
@abrbeit lelber. limb ih ipollte ibm
allies iein, feline Seele tpoate i'd baben,
Inn aQes Cute unb @ble bineinsits
~icnfen, mid ielbit ipolte i6 an Der
llni6ulb bes &inoes erbeben, ibm Elm
8eiipiel Der 8oIfommenbeit porlebeu.
limb ba .Wutter, tparilm bait bu
seiaet, i6 iei nod feline bier Sabre
alt2" User bilft mir gu elmer @nts
mort fir mein Sinh? Sa 5iebe ih ben
&leinen on mid. bebe i'm in meine
Irme unb bride meine 2ippeu auf ben
fragenbeu Wuub. .Su bait reft",
ia9te i'd, oipir polleu ndd)iten5 aufs
paiien.", In Der 8ren3e 3piihen
2iige unb Sauidung mar es ipieber,
mas ih ba beripro6en, aber ih mar
frob. eineu Gusipeg sefunoen 5u baben.
sd babe ~aufgepaBt unb paiie INNER
nuf, Wutter", ipra6 Der &leiue NIT
leiftem ainoerldhelu. @S lit bod
out, bab bas 2i6t, bes RouoeS 10
blei6 iii, FONT bdtteit on mciu 2iebs
ling, oas Motb oui Den Wonacn
beincr Yltttcr picQeidt eeicbcu mo
uobl olld bic SbrGne Der Ncuc, Die
itr i'm au9c auiitie8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Wtr liefern Gud bic Wafer
su btaisen Yrsiien.

and the pcplum IL a good style feature.
The sleeve is finished with a neat cuff.
The pattern Is cut In q sizes "a. 30, 3s.
40. AZ and A inches bust measure. It
requires 2 88 yards Of 56-inch material
for a 36inch size. For the cap, TO
yard OF T-inch net, all over en-
broidery, or lawn, percale, dimity,
dotted swiss and silk are suitable.
Price 10c.
18b1X-Pillow Top. The design Il
stamped and tinted I'm colors On 17x21.
inch tan ticking. Price CSC.
1687-Boys' Blouse Suit, with
Straight Side or Diagonal Closing and
with Sleeve IN Either OF Two Lengths.
Galatea, ~seersucker, bingham, linen,
drill, linene, corduroy, serge, or chew
lot could be used for this design. 1t
may be finished with high neck closing
and In double breasted style, or with
diagonal closing an shown In the large
view. The broad collar Is new and
jaunty. The sleeve In short length Ia
ideal for warm weather. In wrist
length the sleeve Ia finished with tucks.
The pattern is cut In 4 sizes: 8, 4, s
and o years. It requires 2 "a yards
Of 44-inch material for a 4-year size.
Price 10c.
1651X-Corset Cover. The DESIGN
fs stamped on fine quality of white
lawn or nainsook. Price 3Oc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

inches bust measure. The skirt in
Z sizes: %. "a, %, %, 80, 81 and "a
inches waist measure. 1t requires s
IA yards Of 44-inch material for the
entire dress in a medium size. The
skirt measures about 2 ID yards at the
foot. This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns. Price 10c each.
1999-Ladies' One-Piece Pajamas.
A comfortable sleeping garment. This
model is good for crepe, lOngcloth,
cambria, muslin, flannel, lannelette
and silk. The leg portions may be gath
cred or finished with the lower edges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

Inter I'M Sorfe er5dblte er feline
Sebensrettuns. llno Der Befuno an
Srt uno Stele? 9ie gntfernung
BON Der 3eritorteu Sobre bis 81 Der
Steqe. lpo Der Wlann itano. Gs Der
9lis iein Seritorunssipert that, be-
trug eenau Die 3eit, Die a gum
Scten zines Batter unier" unb Abe
Warid" 9etpDbnIid braudt.
~ y y
Wsutter, bas gilt Dir! \
Cine Wutter idreibt Der .SGaif6.
3tg.": Sd fubr IN Der StraBeubabn.
Sd bin cine arme Srau uno nuub Die
0loppen lpnbrbaft in aft nebmen.
Ser 8ileteur lpolte mir 5tpei 8illete
9ebcn, zines iiir mid, unb bas aubere
fir ben &leinen. % fannit Oh 5ebn
9!appen iparen fubr es mir burd ben
Sinn unb ih iaete: .0aS 9tnb lit nod
niht bier Sabre alt" Ser 8ileteur
belt 5Ogerub ben 5~tpeiten Sabri6ein
5uriid, l~rreifte mid aber NIT einem
@lide, Der mid Die @usen nieoers
iohlagen lieb. or 9laubte auseniteius
lid meinen @orten niht, ipoQtc aber
Dor Den Sabrgditcn teiu lpciteres Iufz
bebcn bon Der Snfe MAIDEN. Sd
mar irob. als mir mad 5ebu Winuten
ausiteigen tonnten. IS lpor ipdt ges
iporben. alS ih NIT benz aleinen
neiner @obnung 5uitrebte. Ser
Wono mari idon fem bleides Gi6t
ouf Die Strobe, iiber ~ MIR i6ritten.
Nein Steiner trippelte nebeu mir
Der, 10 idnea i'm bic 8eindeu tragen
fonntcn. Cont mar er 8eiprddig
inmeriort, uur icbt mar CT 10 lflpeigs
lam. 90 CT milbc mar? Sas mobl
faum, bonn bas @cben ihieu benr
ncdcrcu acrldlcu feline Wtiibc 81
nladen. cs miBte i'm ullo ctmas an
bcreS oudlen. ga fam es beralis:
.Wutter. iperoe i6 betrn nidt nddite
Sitern ie6s Sabre alt uno fomme In
Die S6ule2 Warum bait bu eben
geIagt. ib tpdre nod niht bier Sabre
alta" GO ipra6 Der &letns unb feline
blauen &ueen ihnuteu 81 mir entpor,
ais peritdnbeu Tie Die Wutter nid)t
mebr, ais tdnle etfuas pie Nibtraucn
gcgcu bic SHUTTER in JIG biuciu. llhO
Scr Mpnb iticu gu 9riuicn, oils babe
or Sreilbc an Der &crlc1eubcit elmer
SHUTTER. Ga- par ba5 erie Wal, baB
paS Sinh aus Dem Munoe leiuer
Wutter cine &iiee borte. Nd), lpie bate
i1 mid sefreut, baB Die llnihulO mel.
ne5 Ainbes mic 10 boaig trante, baB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

gei bieien 8Green ipraf i6 mantmal
Dor bel ben 8eioeu, uuo ba CAB CO
%eenueiam @eIeeenbeit, lie senau gu
beoba6ten. gs ipar bies cine tSers
5ensireube fir MIDI; benn 10 oft iG
fam. bate CT iib n,ebr gu ieinem @ora
tbetle bcrdnbert. iooab es balo bieb,
er lei riht me6r al tennen. Tas
S6onite an bieier Sa6e mar aber Der
tlmitanb, bab Miemano iasen fonntc,
lie fibre bas Weeiment ooer gar, er
lei elmer iener DEMONSTRATION, bic
i'm eiecnen SnlIIe feiu &e6t beIiben.
Sm 0e9entbeil, man iab es auf ben
eriten SIid, er irar ber Serr uno bas
.Saupt, tie feline iorglide @efdbrtin
uuo ieiu S6mud. &eiu Bunber, baB
es auf bieie @eiic 10 gut eing, bnB
es teincm ein5iscn mebr IN ben CHM
.auL gu iaeeu: @ott lei benz armen
Beien endbta. &lue6eit NIT Saufts
mlitb unb 2iebe 9epaart. batten ibren
idDniten triumph 9efeiert.
.9ieIe 3tpet mD6te ih gernc
Iebcu", bore id maude Stimme aus
Dem Rreiie Der 2eierinuen; ~oies
Gu%gcnomuitcr nlpd)te ih fenncn
lcrncn."
Gut, i0 fam Den @uni6 crfiiQen,
ih fam 9iamen unb StauS nennen,
baum bit bu aufeeflart. aomm' nit
mir, es brauat rieuetht feiues lansen
8anges. Sieb'. bort iteBen iie i6on
in ireunbli6er ghntra6t. Or, Der
Wtanu bon Stanb - jener fnprS
ise e. alte @ eiBborn NIT ietnen
ltateligen Gptseu unb Sic, bic
'Sanfte uub Gieblite - bic a
" ieicuminoe e. Die lid, Inn i'm
ihlingt. Sieb', mie ralIb uuO unges
ItIadt CT iii, a6er nidt pabr, 10 ciu
8iubcn8cipddJ5 lit Elm lie6e5, idnliegs
lanes 8eien. baS lid 3u biegeu nub
3u menoen weiB, bas Mat lprobe, nidt
ipib, ni6t abltoBenb lit? Surh bieie
gieenihaiteu 8elana es ber Winbe,
ben rauben. rntuiri9en Qeipous balb
IN ibre/ 8etpalt 81 brinaeu; I4on TIM
Gusuit trl,g er boQ itol5er Hreube
Battle-Ground nnb TIRE
3arteu gliitbentclde.
.grnit mp Sder3 triiit bas Ser5"
- fam man aid bier lageu; heun
itcllcn uiht MciBboru Inh %9iube in
iait hlitiger Nrt Die lpidtigc @obr6eit
Dor augen, baB fli8cS luro innites5
aber aud nadbaltiges uuo nibt pers
dnberlides Weieu iiber Sfroifbeit,
Gtmabeit, IA ipsar iIbss bic, srSbte ta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Sic Yfle9e uun guge nuo Chr bel
. &iuocrn.

BortieBung bon Der 3.'Scite.)
inn5iert cine 8riQe oas @eii6t u~nleres
Suu9en, urb Die Sebtraft i6tpinbet
bon Sabr gu Sabr immer mebr. 9en
Snupti6eoen bon iolfer 2ebensipeiie
merit CT iebod) crit bel Der 9erufss
iuabl, mo bieielbe oann infolge iciner
&ur3ii6ti9teit auf eincn tleiuen &reis
bcidrdutt bleibeu muB. 8ir iinb
ra68crabe /bie rciniteW 9riGlenmeuz
f9en 9eipor6en.
Sci Den WdOdcu tonncn auBerbcm
nod Die perihieoeueu S%anbarbeiten
nchtbeilig pirteu. Sc 3nrter bas
Wuiter, ie feiner Nooel uno Suoen, lie
anbalteuOer Die @rbeit lit, beito or0Ber
lit alId Die @efabr fir bas auee.
Sir /bie ausbilOun9 unb @flege
tteier .Yforten bes Settles" ldBt lid
INNER piel tbun. Otan 90nne Den
&inoeru reidlid I6ipedSlung unb
Nube, lueldc eIucu nortrefflideu
GduB 9e9eu llcberauitrcngung Der
Grgcu biloeu. @eionbcrs fibre man
ole &iuber binaus, mo lid bus augc
nit 9eba9en nbineiu IN oas flutben0e
&idtmeer" talldt, lpo cS iih an Der
Srrmenz unb SarbenflQe labt, @otbe
fagt 8. 81: Grim gibt uns cine ibeale
gefrieoi9ung; bas auge rubt barauf;
es mill uno taun nidt ipeiter. - 8iQ
Die Yutter nod mebr tbun, bauu Iebre
fie bic &iuoer bel @eleSenbeit Die
Sarbcn uuterideibeu iibe ibr &ugc
I'M ridtigen Shdecn bon @ntferuuns
cen unb in ridtigcr 9eurtbcillmg Der
HroBcu; bclpubcrS leite tic n6cr lire
&ieblin9c on baS Sd0nc in Natur
un0 Stunt ma6r5uncbmen, bamit burdJ
bas Nugc and cine 8ereolun9 oes
@emiitbs er3cu9t iueroe.
gu ben pi6tisen Srganeu Sdblt
ferner bas Sbr. au6 bieies mub
fDrgiam bebitet unb gepfleet peroen.
Sic glteru birfeu uidt miioe tperben.
bic ainoer INNER ipieber our Heius
Baltung bes Sbres burd fleiBi9es
&aid)eu uuo lor8idltiges austrodnen
un3ubaltcn. Simmer iuieoer miiiicn
iie bcniclbeu perbictcn idaric @cccus
ItdnGc. GrGicu uuO ocr9lcidJcn in baS
CIR Sl iiIbrcu. %ic oft bubcn ifou
DISQUALIFICATION uuo llnporiihti9teit
fGmer5baite Obrenlcioen, Sdlpers
kDrigfeit, ia Saubbeit peruriad1t.
Wsu grpbem 8ertIe lit es audi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
&lugbeit uub Sanftmmtb.

gu Se9inn eines beiBen SommerS
feterten IN elmer Der ihoniten @es
bir%gs9e9enben 3lpei ibre g~ermdbluu9.
Gs lpar elm -iebr unsleifcs Saar. CT
bate Die bciteu Sabre ldn9it binter
lid; lie mar blutiuug; er ippr beinuut
Oh icincs rallben, itad)eligen Gbafnts
tcr5, lie Oh ibrcr SiebeuSipilroigfeit;
mar bGBlid, Tic anmutbig pie cine
Gle. Was bn5 Scrfommcn bctriiit,
bcrrIdtc cher cinigc Sarmonic, ba CT
ein Warn bon Stauo luar unb Tie
elmer melt per3ipeistcn Samilie an9es
borte. Snbes, tper Die 3tpei iab, iaete
topfi6ittelnD: @ott 1ci benz armen
Weien enGbts. Diir. bic id tbre Huge,
innfte Dirt fannte, mar aber tetresi
tpeas bansc nm iie; ih mar iiber8cugt,
baB Tie trob hires 8arten WeienS bic
Haubeit beS Wanues un0 iein mnan>
genebmc5 NIftretcn bciicgeu lperbc.
SnS Sprifluort. pnB, mcr ilIg ici,
nidt TART 81 icin brnlId,c, lit zines
Der ipabritcn, bus mir bciibcu. SaS
un9leihe Yuar bate lein Scim
orauBen Dor benz Stdbt1eu am Saume
eunes berrli6eu 8albeS, Der oft bas
Siel nieiusr Spadtersauss bilbeta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

cut in 3 sizes: Small, medium and
large. 1t requires for a medium size
8 5-S yards of 36-inch material. Price
10c.
1428-Ladies' Negligee or Dressing
Sack and Cap. A charming combina-
ton. This attractive house sack may
be developed in silk or cotton crepe,
percale, lawn, flannel, cashmere or hem
rietta, crossbar, batiste or dimity.
Feather stitching, lace, ribbon or braid
binding or embroidery may serve as
trimming. The sack is fitted by a belt
at the waistline. Its lines are simple,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

terial for a 24-inch size. The skirt
measures a little over 3 yards at the
lower edge. Price Zoe.
1897 A Unique and Easily AG-
justed Apron. This style has several
good points. 1t has no cumbersome
sleeves, the neck edge is low and free,
and the fulness is held In place over
the front by the belt forming straps
that are crossed at the back and hold
the apron in position yer the shout
ders. Percale, gingham, ~seersucker,
s~ateen, drill, muslin or lawn may be
used for this style. The pattern is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

unconfined. The sleeve is full and fin
ished with a narrow cuff at the wrist.
The pattern Is cut In 6 sizes: 81, 80,
80, 40, AZ and A inches bust measure.
1t requires 6 yards of 36-inch material
for a 3S-inch size. Price 10c.
1955-Ladies' Overall Apron, with
Sleeve Portion in Either Of Two
Lengths. Percale, seersucker, gingham,
chambray, lawn, alpaca or b%rilliantine
could be used for this design. The
back and sleeve portions are cut In one,
and Joined to the front in a deep
armscye, and underarm seams. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

fulness is held at the waistline under
the belt. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes:
"a, 3S, 40 and 46 inches bust measure.
1t requires 6 1-2 yards of 36-inch ma
terial for a 3S-inch size. Price 1Oc.
181SA Smart Skirt Style. This
model Is especially attractive for linen,
piQue, corduroy, broadcloth, gabardine,
taffeta, poplin and faille. The back
has gathered fulness. The front is cut
with extensions overlapping the back.
The pattern is cut in 9 sizes: %, "a,
20, %, 80 and 80 inches waist measure.
1t requires 4 3-S yards of 38-inch ma
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
VIII be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of price mentioned with descrip-
ton Of each pattern. Send either sil-
yer wrapped In paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and sizes Of pat
terms desired. Remember that In these
patterns allowance Is made for seamA
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque. lows.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

poriee Game Sbnen beim &oden 9es
bolfen, Sulba2
.Nin. iefpiHermabcn bat ie bet
iebabn."
.8ie meiuen sic baS. Suloa?"
rSe iB INNER aus De aide bral'
BEN iebliebm in&' 8rau."
Die 8ndbtse bertrand beD @inf uno
perI6manb. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Ter Sthter Ut N1then.

Iutter: .8as madt benu eisent'
lid Seiu Iaun I'M 8ai6baus? Sb
lab i'm i'm 8orbeieeben pprbin I'M
8aidfeilel berumriibren!
So6ter; DI6, Der iu6t bic pierte
Stropbe bon einem @ebi6t. bob er
auf feline Wanihetten seihrieben &c.
babt bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Der Sramtaut,

r0u bit elm paderer. fleiner Surge.
SdJ nebme MI. baB 9u bart 9~earbettet
baben mubt. nm bteie Webaiue fir
guteS 8etrn9cn 6u %erlaugen."
80 ia, i6 muBte cine babe Stuuoe
lang tdmpfen, bepor i'd Tic benz Saru
Gittiam ipe9nebmeu tounte,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

Girls Yoke Dress. A natty
dress for mothers girl. This model is
good for all wash fabrics, for serge,
gabardine, velvet, corduroy, t~affeta, al
batross and cashmere. The dress is ar,
ranged in deep plaits over the back and
front, beneath a yoke that is shaped
In points. The sleeve is full at the
wrist and is finished with a turnback
cuff. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 2,
4, 6 and 8 years. 1t requires 3 yards
of 36-inch material for a 4-year size.
Price Zoe.
484 3X-Corset Cover. The design
is stamped on white nainsook or lawn.
Price 30c.
1-f962-A Good Style For
Many Occasions, This portrays a
white broadcloth frock, touched up
with a trimming Of soutache braid. The
waist is finished In overblouse style.
with wide belt portions, holding the
fulness at the waistline. The skirt has
a tunic cut on smart lines. The sleeve
is new, and finished with a deep shaped
cuff. The dress is composed Of ladies'
waist pattern 1861 and ladies' skirt
pattern 1862. The waist is cut in 7
sizes: "a, SO. 80, 40, AZ, A and 40
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
8etteres Maerlei.
Ste cole Seele.

Ste cole Seele.
.Bie sebt's2"
"S9ledt. Sic piien bod, ib babe
neulid nleiu gauges 8crm0sen auf
meme Srau iiberi6reiben lalIen, bas
NIT meine Gldubiger nidts friesen."
go - unb?"
Sect nimn,t metne 8rau bas gauge
@eIb uno tast. lie min NIT etnem
Wann, Der feline 8ldubieer beiftpins
belt, nidt mepr suiammen leben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

ausitebIihfeit enbli6 Den Sieg
%erringt?
8er aIio NIT Sornenitrdudern 81
tbun bat, Der made es pie Die 8tnbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

tpenn Die @lteru ibre nod fleinen
ainoer lebreuL Die pc~rif)iebenen Sc
rGuife gu nnteriheioen uuo Die eins
5eIuen empfinbungen bes Sbres' NIT
Der 5utreffenoen 8e6eidnung 5u be-
legeu. 3. 9. fnarreu tniitern,
oonnern - tra6en, brauien - iauien.
Drummer = 9run3eu uin.(. Chem
10 lebre mar lie, bic Stimmen Der
Weni6en unb Sbiere an unteri6etben,
benn: ~Nu6 Die aubermenidlite
Natur bat lire eigene Sprate, NIT
Der tic mniere @emiitber ergreiit, nm
lie nit ben @efilblcn Dc5 Grbabencn
uno S60neu 8u eriiillen: Sa5 HpQeu
bcs Sonners, bus Rauiheu ees
8albes, ben @eiang Der @ogcl pers
ucbmen mir nitt obne lebbaften Ins
tGeil bes @efiibls."
y y ~
Snrd elm Batter unier" gerettet.
Gin Ritarbeiter bcs nYilgcr" be-
ridtet ilber cineu @orfaQ. bel Dem
elm Wfanu ourh elm Batter unier"
elmer ltneren @cfabr entrann. Die
Safc mar iolgenoc: llebcr cinen
Sienrlih lteilcn 8er9rildeu fiibrt Gin
mir miiblam nit ShIsngeipann All
%bculIsenoer io9cunnuter Sol3ipeg ms
Sbal binab, Der and bon SuBsdneern
CUR &iir3un9 bes 8eges gepGblt
ipirb. au Der Stellc, mo man ben
iteiliten unb idlpierigiteu Sbeil bes
8e9es ~iibertpunoen, bat Der fromme
BETTER bes @runbes elm 3ru3ifir
auf9eitelt unb als &nicI6emel Dor
onsielbe einen 9roBen fla6en Stein
gcludI5t. Sicr traf ma 9cippbnlih
cine Ycrion raitenb rub bctcnb. Sicr
lGBt aId Der M~alobnrcr ous Sdicns
8cipnnn ctiuaS .ausidnuufcu", nab
rCno er Elm Batter unIer" Dor Dem
&reu3e, betet. 60 bat es aud elm
Wann 9ebaltell, Der bel itartem Sc
ipitter bieien 8eg 9in9 uub Elm Batter
unier1 baielbit Dor benz &ru5ifig pers
rittete. gei benz Sonner nn6 8lib
orungte es i'm - bielIcidt mar eS
icin Shubengel - al bas cine
Better uuier" nod Elm ~3ipeites An
iil9en. Nafocm er 10 9ebetet bate.
itanb er nui, I'M ne~itcr8uacben. uls
civ cnticpIifcr Sie i'm rings nms
iSlidtctc ulb cine i;uttlidc SDbrc, Die
lpcnige Sdritte Dor ibm mo gcrube
AM 8e9e itano, IN t~auieub Splitter
5eridmetterte. Is beourite cini9er
Minuten, bebor Der Wann ii6 bon
benz S&redeu auiammsnseratit 9atte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Gin mttletbiser Sreunb.

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5euse nit aui'S Stauoesamt.
.Hein - ih bin nidJt germ 3eriee
bon llneliidsfd(len."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
Bet Der Mmfunft.

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gcitcdtl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08
On Der Shnle.


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Rorgen na1 ibrsm Gntritt bon bsr
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-08

(6ortIeBung bon Der 3.'Scite.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-29

American life in the under strata, ap- pealingly true to life. with a clever com edy and tense drama cleverly intermin gled. It tells the story of a chambermaid in a small, cheap hotel in a one-horse town in the west. Her outlook on life is dull and sordid, yet her effervescent na- ture allows her to regard the situation with a whimsical stoicism which makes her life more worth living. Into her drab existence come as young drummer, who professes a regard for her. She discovers he is thief and she holds him up to get the reward offered, but she relents and the curtain rings down with every promise that they wouldn't waste any time getting married.
 Other acts on the bill will be Fred Gray and Nellie Graham, vaudeville stars for F years, in their ever popular act, ''The Musical Bellboy." It mingles fun, songs and musical selections; Adonis, the perfect man. a clean-limbed Apollo who does a variety of starhlng physical feats with an ease and grace which betokens the artist and his clever dog Reno, an eccentric tramp cyclist, pantomime comedian of rare ability and Dick Fer guson and Helen Sunderland, in up-to- date songs.
 Mme. Sarah Bernhardt in Mothers of France" will be the photoplay at- traction, in which Mme. Bernhardt bears a never-to- be- forgotten message from the mothers of France to the mothers of America.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-29
Lies About Wall Street

Jasper, in LeSlie's.
 The late Charles A. Dana was credited with saying that there are three kinds of lies, namely, plain lies, damn lies and statistics' Wall street has been the vic | tim for years of all these kinds of Flies. Every time that a demagogue wanted to
 make a hit with the public he did it by striking at Wall street. or some captain of industry.
 Thirty odd years ago Jay Gould was the chosen victim of the dema gogues.
 Then came Vanderbilt and then Mir. Rockefeller and the Standard Oil Finally every captain of industry, every big busi- ness and every railroad was selected for attack by the muckers, the busters and smashers who sought popularity by de- structive and never by constructive work. So it was not surprising in the Senate
 of the United States to find Senators
 Norris and LaFollette seeking to ex- cuse their unpatriotic opposition to Pres ident Wilson's message of war on the ground that he had nailed the dollar to the American flag and that it was a war inspired by Wall street and by our cap- tains of industry.
 It is true that MT. John D. Rockefeller in a recent ringing utterance placed him. self, along with every other patriotic citizen, the side of the United States It IS also true that Vincent Astor and other millionaires promptly offered their private yachts to the government, and that all captains of industry hastened to put at the disposal of the government the great industries they control.
 The copper kings offered to supply the government with copper at half the mar ket price, and the brass manufacturers