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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
WRITER'S USE
'AMERICANISMS'
~ Interesting List of These
vsrases Found in New Uni
:'ersities Dictionary

Many words and prases that have
peculiar significance in the United
States have come into common use in
|ecent years. They are encountered
|very day in articles contributed to
he newspapers and the magazines
II the best writers. A carefully Sc
|ected list of such "Americanisms"
I. ill be found in The New Universities
dictionary being offered to the read
|rs of this. paper. They make up one
II the twenty live supplementary die
Ionaries which have been incorpor-
ted in this remarkable volume. COM
lied and edited by leading American
photographers, including Percy w.
|.ong, Ph.D., Harvard University:
|'Iark S. Northrup, Ph.D., Cornell
John c. Rolfe, Ph.D.,
University of Pennsylvania; Forrest
Lunt, AM, Columbia University,
Ind Morris w. Croll, Ph.D., Prince
|on University. The editor-in-chlef
i George j. Hagar, compiler of many
previous dictionaries and encyclo-
bedias. The book is new, absolutely
lew. Its definitions are simple, ac-
|urate and authoritative.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
every man who reaches the front.
Character of Present War

Character of Present War
This war differs from previous
wars chiefly in the enormous in
crease in the use of artillery. This
is due partly to the immense manu-
facturing resources of the countries
at war, which enables them to pro-
duce great numbers of guns and
great quantities of ammunition. 1t is
due also to the new methods of di-
recting gun fire from .airplanes. 1t is
evident that q gun can not be. ac-
curately aimed at an object the exact
location of which is unknown. The
airplane however, is able to bring
back or signal back this information,
so that the artillery may now be used
with much greater effect. The size
OF the guns and the force of the ex-
plosive shells fired from them have
also been largely increased.
Partly as result of these improV-
ments in artillery, it has been nee
essary to develop better methods of
protection. The protection of troops
consists of digging stronger field en-
trenchments than have been neces-
sary in previous wars. Here we have
the main reason for the so-called
trench warfare" which during the
last three years has largely taken
the place of former methods of NOV
ing armies about freely until they
came into conflict with each other.
Digging trenches and throwing up
breastworlSs for protection against
the enemy's fire is, of course, not a
new thing in warfare. 1t is being
done in Europe, however, on a much
bigger scale than ever before. A
complicated network of trenches now
protects the men on both sides The
spade has become one of the soldiers
best WeaDOnS of defense
In seeking protection against heavy
artillery fire a very interesting de-
velopment has taken place. This is
the use of various devices for con-
cealing field guns and troops from
the view of enemy airplanes. Some
times trees are brought up and
planted near the object to be hid
den. Sometimes the gun or other
object has an awning spread over
it which is painted to look from
above like grass or earth. For the
same reason tents may be painted
in green's and yellows.
The chief improvement in methods
of defending entrenched troops is the
increased use of machine guns. Ma
chine guns must be put out of op-
Grafton by artillery fire or by rife
fire directed against the gunners be-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
LESSON NO. 30
WARFARE IN EUROPE

Lessons:-1. Y our Post of
Honor. 2. Making Good as a
Soldier. 8. Nine Soldierly Quail
ties. 4. Getting Ready For Camp
.. First Days in Camp. 9. Cleanll-
ness in Camp. Z. Your Health. 8.
Marching and Care of Feet. 8.
Your Equipment and Arms. 10.
the Game. 12. Team Work in the
Army. 13. Grouping Men Into
Teams. lathe Team Leaders.
Is. Fighting Arms of the Service.
16 Staff Branches of the Service.
/. II. Staff Branches of the Ser
vice-II. Is. Army Insignia. 49,.
The Army System of Training. 20.
Close Order Drill. 21. Extended
Order Drill. 22. Guard Duty. 2S.
Getting Ahead in the Army. "a.
Army Courtesy. 25. Discipline
and Respect for the Colors. 26.
Some National Traditions. 81. The
Spirit of the Service. 2S. Why We
Fight.
In previous sections of this Course
army life and service have been de-
scribed without special reference to
the changes brought about by the
present war. There are important
changes, and methods of training
and of fighting used in previous wars
must, of course, be modified accord
ingly.
The extent of these changes, how
ever, is often exaggerated. At bot
tom the qualities that make a good
soldier or an efficient army remain
the same to-day that they were be-
fore the war. The changes that af-
feet the individual soldier have to
do chiefly with weapons.
But behind every weapon there is
n man. If the weapon is to be used
the man must be we'll
trained, disciplined, cool and brave.
He must have spirit. tenacity, and
self-reliance. The big problem now,
just as in all other wrs, is to de-
velop these qualities-and the other
soldierly qualities-to their highest
extent. The chief difference probably
comes in the fact that self-relianGe
is a bigger factor than in most pre-
Vious wars. And in American armies
this quality has always been highly
valued and we'll developed.
This brief lesson can not, of
course, enter into a discussion OF
technical questions which belong in
the field of military science. 1t Will
simply point out a few of the strik-
ing features of direct interest 20
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
ails to remove dandruff completely
nd that is to dissolve it. This de-
troys it entirely. To do this, just get
bout four ounces of plain, ordinary
quid arvon; apply it at night when
etiring; use enough to moisten the
calp and rub it in gently with the
niger tips.
BY morning, most if not all, of
our dandruff will be gone, and three
four more applications will COM
letely dissolve and entirely destroy
very single sign and trace of it, no
halter how much dandruff you may
have.
You will find, too, that all itching
nd digging of the scalp will stop
nstantly, and your hair will be
uffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft,
nd look and feel a hundred times
etter.
You can get liquid arvon at any
rug store. 1t is inexpensive, and four
ounces is all you will need. This SIM
lie remedy has never been known
q fail-AdV
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
Lawyer Fined $40 For
Calling Snyder a Liar

Pottsville. Pa, Sept. IS. A. D.
Knittie. brother -in-law of President
Judge III. o. Bechtel. was fined $40 by
Judge Koch for calling Auditor Gen
Knittle is counsel for Patrick Dona-
hue, charged with murder, and at the
trial of his case last week Snyder, as
sisting the district attorney, compar-
ed a female witness to another wo-
Nan by saying birds of a feather"
Knittle declared Snyder said birds
of a feather flock together"
Judge Koch said Knittle and Snyder
spere each half wrong and half right,
but as Knittle refused to withdraw
the epithet. as requested by the Court,
the fine was imposed and promptly
paid.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
FOUR CANS OF BLACK BASS

Mount JOY, Pa, Sept. 1S.-A con-
|gnment of four cans of black bass
B be planted in the Susquehanna
liver in the vicinity of Columbia
Eere received by M. N. Clepper, sec
etary of the Columbia branch of the
fnited Sportsmen's Association. They
anne from the government hatchery
/ Dubuque; Iowa. Secretary Clep-
er also received a consignment of
earrings from State Commissioner
.uller.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
HOME READING COURSE FOR
CITIZEN SOLDIERS


This of thirty daily lessons is offered the
selected for in the National Army practical help
in getting started in the right way It is informal in tone
and does attempt to give binding rules and directions
These various manuals regulations
of the United States Army which this Course is merely
Introductory.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
Ordnance Bureau Is
Blamed For Bad Shells

Washington. Sept. IS. - Colonel
George Montgomery. commandant of
the Frankford Arsenal, told the House
munition produced at the arsenal that
the chemical formula insisted upon by
the ordnance bureau of the War De-
partment went contrary to the expert
defective primers contained free sui
phur. and this had been condemned by
experts before defects in the ammu-
milton became apparent last spring.
Colonel Montgomery indicated
clearly that he himself was convinc-
cd that the chemical composition in
sisted upon by the ordnance bureau
was inferior to formulas used by pri-
vate manufacturing concerns, but that
the pressure in the department behind
this formula was too pronounced to
encourage n drastic change.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-18
PARTY FOR MISS sCHAFFNER

Hummelstown. Pa. Sept. 1S.-A
number of girl friends of Miss Car
oline Schaffner gave her a farewell
party in the Masonic hall on Thurs
day evening prior to her leaving for
Hood College. Frederick, Nd, on
Saturday. The evening was spent in
dancing and in games. Those in at
tendance were: Misses Caroline
Schaffner. Pearl Kilmer, Catherine
Conrad, Emma Sutcliffe, Myra Eber-
sole, Dorothy Zugg, Catharine Crist
and Mary Hoover.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
3urse Na6riften.

8abinston. 8. 6. - 9ibj
9niu. Der a68eieete &Dnis bon @beiip@
MEN. lit nab bier aug Goen eingez
l~aufenen 9criften na6e 9aiiia pie6er
in bas a~Dnigreid eingebrungen uno
oeriuht NIT elmer groben In3abl ieis
ner Inbdnger bic arone suriid8uers
obern. 2ube bcrri6t I'M iibrigen
Sbeil bes 2anbeS ilub Der Sanbel NIT
ben ameritanii6en 8aufleuten in Iocn
uimmt ieiuen ungeitDrten Sortgong.
Na6 einigen Scrihten iou 9isi bereits
gefangen gerpmmeu iein.
o.-gine @rpIoiion, perurz
iad1t burd) Elm Seuer. bas Die Wuniz
tionss aammcrn er9riff. che es inter
&ontrollc gcbradIt pcrben fonnte, 8ers
itDrtc am IA. Sanuar i'm Saien bon
g%ofoiuta Den japaniihen Sdladts
freu5er .Siufuba". lleber bunoert
Rann Der Sciabun9 purben 9etDbtet
ODER p~cripunoet. oSiufuba" purbe I'M
Sabre 1905 aui aiel geleet, perbrdngte
1880 Spnnen uno mar NIT bier 12s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
MfFcn engliihe Irebist baIten.

ct. GIpub, Iinn.-8ie &iihoi
&uidl IN ~Wtp NeIiaee" (Sanuarz
Hummer), benz ofii3ieIlen Organ Der
Sio5eie befannt gibt. baben ale Yriez
tier Der. 9io5eie, OBJ Welts ober
Srbensseiitlide, tpel6e cine 9emeinbe
.paitorieren. bonn 1. Sanuar ab on
allen Sounta9en uno a'6otenen Seiers
ta9en tpenieitens cine tur5e Yrebigt III
Der eneIii6en Spra6e, entiueber beim
So6antte pber BEL elmer iti1en Reiie.
gu balten ober balten at Iaiien. Sos
melt eS m09lih 1T, iouen bieie Yree
bigten fate6etiiher Natur iein unb bic
8laubenslebren IN ipitemntiiher Orb,
nung bebanbeln. &lerus unb golt
perben ferner baralif aufmertiam ees
madt, bag bic ainber bel Sirmuneen
Die an iie 9eiteIlten Sragen in englis
i6er Sprahe 5i be%anttporten baben;
ipenn Die 8inber nidJt ba5u initanbe
iino, biirfeu Tie 8efabr l%aufen, 10 LANCE
5uriideetpieien gu perben. bis lie ibren
&atehismus in Der eneliIden Sprate
gelernt bdtten. Sebe fatbolii6e Sas
Mile iei brineenb ermabnt, bab bas
pffi3ieIe Organ uNtp ReiIage" bon
alien RitsIiebern Der Samilie geleieu
iole, Die engliih periteben. boz
NIT linen Die enelii6e Sprahe IN relis
Singen seldufie tperbe. Gqe
offi5ieuen Shreiben bes Bii6ofs, Die
ben @emeinben bor5ulegen iinb, Iouen
in Sufunft tets in enslii6er Spra6e
boreeleien tperOen unb bann nod in
iener Sprade, bic ben RitsIiebern.
lpel6e bas gn8liihe nidt b~eriteben,
ueritGnblih lit. 9ie Yriclter iino ge.
beten. ale Sui6riften In >ensIiider
spra6e an Die biitofli6e aan5Iei gu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
SterbcfGQe int Slerus.

Mier. s. s. Sean. 8cftor Der Sl.
Namen>9ir6e in Nelu Yorf, itarb bas
IelbIt AM Z. Snullnr. - Ser ebrip.
Jfebemptoriiten : 2%aienbrubcr &lifuE
ltarb in philadelphia, Sa., I'M Nlter
BON II Sabren. - SIM &loiter &c,
8eneOiftinerinnen in erie, So., itort
Die e6rip. Ghtpeiter 90. Horana eide
losfe au5 @reslau. - SIM ct. So
cp6'sz9pipital gu Baltimore. Wb.
itarb Der bofip. g. 8. Neub, 8Idrrer
Der bprtiseu ct. gernarb's Stride
9erIeLbe ipar Elm aoupertit. - Sr
Iontrcal, g. g., itarb Der bod,tp. Ins
tottio Sebert, I'M Glter bon 40 Sabreu.
--Gm bori8eu Sreitag itarb in ct
Souls, 0tp., Der bo6tp. 0tidael Sabes.
l. P. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
@ie 10 cine belsiide Setuerfammluns
ausiiebt.

Gus Cincinnati, Ohio. tpirb benz
Buffalo @oltsfrb." unter'm Satum
bonn 6. Sanuar semelbet:
Sem Yrdiibenten 8ilion tpirb
cine ldn9ere Heiplution iibermittelt
tperben, in ipel6er er brinsenb eriu6t
tpirb, eesen Die .@eriflapun9" Der
@el9ier bur6 Die 0eutiden 81 prote>
itteren, ipdbrenb gu 9lei6er 3eit ben
9el9iern Die tiefite Sbeilnabme alls9es
briidt pirb. 9ieie 9eitIiiiie iparen
am Sfluiie elmer iiberaus i%tiirnlis
i6en @eriammlung I'M Obj Sellotps>
Sempel bon benz 0priiser 6. q. Gult
fir angenommen ertldrt tporben. ODE
i6on bic iiberpiegenoe Webrbeit Der
Intpeieubeu bur6 grbeben bon ben
Siseu se,8en Die SeidIiiiie ge<
itimmt bate.
Gin @erirf. ben 4ntpaIt S6ott
madte, aubere 9eihliiiie Der 8ers
gu unterbreiten. IN .benen
Der Brdiibent aufgeforoert ipurbe.
bur9 Die pipIomatii6en @ers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Trptcit : @eriammlungcr gcsen 8e=
burten =&untrplc.
(sps8ial.1 epeihs Sirier !Seitnns.)

6 btca9p, ST., 16. Sau.-Sie
critic Der @eriammlungen se9en &C.
burtenzaDntroIc ipelhe 5lpei 0ioI Die
@o6c III Der ct. Sarlotb's Stride ab>
9ebaItcn lpcrbeu ipIcn, fauo bpri9en
Sonntag itatt. Ser bodJip. s. 8.
WelobD, friibcrer 9rofeIipr Der Sbeos
logic on Der 8otboIiiGcu llniperiitdt
in @%aIbiugton. 9. g., mar 8ebner.
Bic 9etuc8uu9 itebt inter Der 9ircts
ton be5 bpdp' item 9errn gr3biitofs
Runoelein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18

5Dlieen. 5tp0lf 6s5oQigen, sfp6lf Ate
50uigen unb bier 3s5Duigen 8eifiisen
ausgeriiItet.
Sflnb BONA Gitb, Ola. - Sn
Der 2e9islatur bon Sflaboma purpe
unter Nnoerem elm Gmenoement gum
Intis Gigaretten : @eies angenommen,
tuelfes Gi9arettenrauben in sleiber
8eiie itrafbar madt ipie bas perz
taufen berielben.
GIartsbur8, 8. @a. - 0ie
&inberldbmung in Grafton, 8. 8a.,
bat in fold bedugitisenber @eiIe iiberz
banb 9enommen. baB bic @eiunbbeitsz
@ebDrbe Die @erniftung auer 3ranfz
beitsfeime <llebertrager %anorbnete, pie
8. 9. allies ainSeripiel5cus. Sunbe uno
Staten.
n.-Ser Sirettor bes
Nabrun9Smittel g,ntes, Baron Ses
ponport, bat foIsenbe YreiIe feitgeiebt,
lueld)e Gderbauer I'M Sabre 1917 fir
ibre Yrobufte beredJnen biirfen:
8ei5en, 60 Chilling fir 504 BIB;
Safer. 3S Sbiling 6 Yence fir 336
Yfunb; 8artoffeln, ie mad ~llmItGnoen
8ipiidcn 115 unb 1870 Sbiains fir bic
Come. Ser @unitions sRinilter bat
inter Sinipeis auf bic 2anbespcrtIeis
bi9ungss Ifte angcorbnet. bab Wptpren
NIT innerer @erbrennung nur NIT bes
ionberer GrlaubniB Der Resieruno
fabri5iert iperben biirfcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Safer Srmts Suicf nnn bic Si6seie
Milmaufce.

&ir lcIcn in Scr raatb. IunSs
ihau": 8entg bcfonnt hiirfte fem,
oaB bns i6neIle @ebctben ser 8iD5eie
Wilipalifee mad ibrer 8riinouug gum
9roBen Sbcil beIt peritorbeneu &aiier
Srau3 Soief bon Sciterrei6 gu perz
ounfen ut, mic Der Godlp'itc Serr Sps
iepb Rainer, Heftor hes ct. Sranci5
Scminurs neulid io9te.
Sic RiIipalltee 9iD5cie ipurbe ses
8riirthet i'm Sabre 1914 unb balo bars
nuf atS eriter Siid)of non Wiltpaufec
Der bp6lp'ite Serr Sobu Rartiu
Scnlti intbroniiiert. Sic 9iD3eic
bate teil1 8elb, INN cine Stride ober
Sdrule Su bailcn pber eiuen Irielter
5i befommen. Ndhbem bic 9eutiib :
ln8eu bcs SiIdofs, in Der SiD3eie
ons 8elo 5u befommen, erfol9lo5 &C.
lpeien. begab er iid no6 europa, nm
gu ieber1, ipas Iid ba MAIDEN laIIe. Sn
Geiterreid beitebt cine 8eieuihaft fir
llntcritiibuug fatbolilder WtiIiioneu.
Der iueenblide aaiier Sran3 Suief
bate bas 8roteftorat bcrieIben iibers
nommen unb, SAINT ieiucm giniIub,
erbielt giidof @enni reidlihe Inter
itiisuna. Ser &aiier iel6it CAB aus
Iciner Yribatlhatule. Or mar Elm
i'm 9rtcn Sinne IiberaIer Wann unb
CAB INNER Sunberte unb Sauienbe
BON So0ars fir ioI6e 3pcdc. Rit
einem She'll bes @elbes bailte 9iicof
Sennt Die ct. Sobn's &atbebrale unb
Der @eit ipurbe fir ben Gusbau Der
Sio3eie %pertpenbet. Guh ipdter ipanbte
iif Der giidof in ieincn finan5ieaen
Sdtpierisfeiten ipieberbolt an ben
Safer nnb pabrlih niemals ners
nrhenS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Seltgiprehungen.

Sic @itens8 segregation fat in snz
ipeienbeit bes Hapites bic leste nnb
%oefinitipe Sisung (iiber bas rEato")
in Sahen Der Selisiprefuns bes be-
riibmten Gbaritas> Selben gborberr
Soiepb Gottolongo bon Surin gebaIs
ten. gs folgte Damn Die 8~ebanbIung
bes Selisipredungs : Bro5eiies bes
ebrtpiirbieen Eater Ridael Cart
colts (geit. 1869, 8riinber Der @ez
ieui6aft Der Frieiter BEG Seilisen
Ser5ens Seiu, aus Der fran36iii6en
0io3eie gapnne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Der Ser, Staaten e~insebenbe

trctcr Der Ser. Staaten ein9ebenSe
%Sniprmatiou ii6er Die aueebiifen
.Sepprtierun9cn" eiubolen gu lalIen,
nm bann tpeitere SeihIiiiie iaiicn An
touucu, miBIaug, ba @oriiser ault
Gicmauocn. ber nibt auf Sciten Der
smiierteu itanb. @ele9eubcit al irs
geno elmer Reinungsduberung gab,
unb bas gnbe bonn 2iebe mar. bah
Serr Gfott, Der auf ieinem He6t, in
elmer pifentliden @erlammlung An
beitanb, auf 9efebl bcS @ors
iibenbcn Nllt bon Der t~eIepboniId bcrs
bci9eruienen FoIi5ei aus benz Soal
gefiibrt pitroe. Inter tobenbem 2drm
fam Die @eriammIuug banu gum Nbs
an Der Die Ginberuicr ipeni9c
erlebt baben. Sie 3ub0rers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Migr. Winbtbprit iuirb &aplan.

Gincinnati, S6io.-9er boGs
ipiiroige @igr. Grpit @iubtborit. Der
.bisberige Yfarrer Der Sl. Sreifaltigz
teitsz Stride bat neuli9 fem Imt als
iolher NIT g%rlaubniB bes bo6tp'iten
@r5bti6ofs niebereeleet unb trat am
IS. Sanuar feline Ste1e als &aplan
bes bieiigen ct. llriula<& oubents on.
Gum 8ettor ieiner friiberen @emeinbe
tpurbe boftu. Seinrid @uIe, Der Yfars
rer Der ct. Sobanues> @emeinbe bon
S%rebbnrg, Ohio, ernannt. Wigr.
8inotborit lit Der Neffe beg beriibmten
Sentrums Slbrers 2lbtpig 8inbtborit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
@rie6enlanb gibt abermals mad.

2onbon. -8ie bier eingelaufenc
Sepei6en aug Gtbeu beia9eu. bat
@ric6enlanb ii6 our Gunabme Der
8oroerungen~ Der Iaiierten bereit
erfldrt.
Sur6 Die 8pansseinite0ung aIler
Sufubrsn nad) @ried)enlanb in ben
8o6en iinb Die Nabrungss
mittel sSprrdtbe nabe3u b~oIitGnbig
Sn ben Iebten 3aeen bat
oieier 3uitano Die allsgabe bon 9rots
~notbtpenoig gemaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
u. Ydmer3snSs winsIsin A-D-G llnlment.
GS tn Elm e~hmer5enitIer.
gu BADEN In alien Appthefen.
,Wilmaufec" anfgelanfen.

gurefa, gal.-8ei benz 8ers
iufe bas Dor mebreren @oden bier
geItranbete Salhboot 1913" ab5uz
6rinsen. lief Der gunbesfreu5er .Wtils
paufee" tpdbrcnb eines biften Rebels
ebeniaas auf uub Safoeritdnoise be-
5tpeifeln ob es moeIi6 ieiu ipirb bas
Sabr3eug a65uidleppeu. Der areu>
ger ipurbe ais Senber fir aiiitens
S~orpebpbppte benuet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Seierrei6iider YrGlat muf Hpm
uerlafeu.

Berlin. brahtlos.-Srdlat Hits
ter bon 8erlnf, eriter Yrinats Saint
merer CT. 6cilieteit oes Yapites. lit
bon Den itulieuildcn geboroen ees
5ipungen norben, Nom 81 perloiien
unD traf III 2u9ano elm. Sic gntcnte
bat burd Die itnlieniihe Eegierung
brin9eno auf ieiuer Gbreiie beitanoen.
Sb9leid CT gu Dem %pcrionliden Sauss.
bait bes 6l. @aters geb0rte, muBte iid
Der @ntifnn benz unerbOrten 3pan9c
Der Gutentc iiigcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Greater Suiua @Tuciatiun.

@eitcrn NbcnS ipllroe I'M Subuqlte
Commercial Club cine @eriammIung
ab8ebaIten, 5um 8efiirlportcu Ser
Greater. Solpa INociotipn. 9as
Gomite Der Iiiociaiion lit i'm Spe5ials
8uge bon Gabcnport aus bierber &C.
fomnten. Ncbncr iparcn II. a.. Rihtcr
$. Z. 9eemer bon Der Supreme Court
uno 2afe Ooung bon 9c5 Noincs.
Son bier aus be8ab iid Dos 8pmitc
na6 @aterIoo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Siiritli6er M5ud) ihucr crfrnnft.

Berlin, brabtIos.-Yater Gapz
munbus Naria, friibcr Shirt aarI gu
S%otpcnitein, bat int Sontinitonerz
&loiter SrauS Gebrou in @cuIop,
Splanb, ctneu SdIaeanfaa erIitten.
Der 3ultnnb bes Satieuten lit bel ieiz
mem boben Sitter - Der IDn6 5Gblt
S3 Sabre - Iebr crnit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
General Oon5ales' Steg iiber giaa

GIBao o, S~eras.-@eneral Yablo
@on5ales bat nit 9e SactosS ruppen
bel Gilar be Condo, go Neilen nett
lid bon Santa Hoialia unb 40 Weilen
nOrolid] bon EarralA cine Ibtbeilune
Wiuas ganoiten in Die Slu6t eeIflas
gen. 9ieielben e~rIitten idipere @ers
LUTTE an Sooten unb 9efau9enen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
&6nts &pnitnutin fpl abseiett
iuerbcn?
(eprjial.S epefne bteier Seituns.

81 M 3 ort 81. g., 16. Sanuar.-
Die ~Netp 9orf Srtbune" beroffents
litt cine 9epeihc aus Rom, Semdt
tpel6er &onie &%onitantin bon 9ries
1enlanb ietnes Sbrones entboben uni
bur6 eiuen italieniihen Srin5en erIesi
tperben lou. Sieies lbfommen ipler
bic Gliterten auf Der filr5li6 in Dion,
itatt9efunbenen &onferen5 eetroffen
6aben. gs perlautet, Der our Nahs
folse eripablte Yrin5 lei Der Ser3oa
bon Moita.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18

idaft beitano 81 SreipicrteIn oits
Scutiden, pdbrenb Die IQiiertenz
Sreuroe in Der Winoritat iparen, hn>
fir aber ibr Nuubperf gebDrig cine
gcolt battcn. Sic HcIolutionen Serrn
Sfott'S iuerben bent SrdIihentcn
bon ocn n0tbi8cn nIffibapit5" be-
glcitet, ebcnfall5 Sll9citidt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
yerfauien uon 9ano.

@ie anbere Sies erfolgreiG
tburr, lit bas Ebema zines engIis
iden Girtulars, pel6eS bon unierer
&n3eigens Ibtbeilun9 beraus9e9eben
tpurbe unb baS rei an ireeno
Semanb perianot iuiro, Der iit Oas
iiir intereiiiert.
@enn sic 2anb gu bertaufen
baben (enttpeoer SIR eigenes ooer
basieni9e anberer Yerioneu). pex'
ben Sic baour1 profitieren. bab
Sic bic ipirtli6e g~rfabruns Stp0lf
anberer 2anbnertdufer leierL ipelhe
Die In5eigenipalten oieier Seitun9
5lim Sinbeu bon Gdufern benubt
baben uno bieielbe III bieiem girtuz
lar ielbit mittbeileu.
S9rei6t iofort fir Elm gremplarl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Wic t0 t,teimcm
&atarrb fnrierte.
Sn einfader @sile mitsetbeilt.
Sbue Ipparate, SnbalcrS, Sul6cn,
Iusipaifnugci,, ifdbigenhe Nrss
rtcicn, Haudj uncr Glcfa
trtsttIt.
Gag mnS u q, t.

Gtcics 1T cine meme Metbobc, aars Der,
ttteoelt bon nnberer. Seine @usipaftun.
gen, Spriiber ODER iibeIrteheuoe Sulbel uno
Creams: aetne Spriib, poer ipniiise &ppa.
aein slusoampfen, Res6cr ODER Gtniprteen.
aetre SIeftri5itdt, Stbruiiun poer Wlaffage.
stetnc BUILDER oocr IfTafter. Rein gIufentbaIt
i'm Saute. NtttS berartiaes. GtpaS NeueS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
,Sentihlanb" eingetrpffen?
(Spe,talTepeid1e biefer 9ettuHa.)

81 IN Yorrt. 81. g.. 10. San.-
&apitdn Wiqiams bonn britii6en
Sra6tihiff nGloematis", bas ioeben
bier eingetruffen lit, iast, er babe
porisen Oonnerstas elm urbetpaffnes
tee l1s8oot I'M S5ean geieben unb
er elaubt. es lei Die ~Seuti6lanb".