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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
MRS. SMITH is ACQUITTED.
Wealthy Denver Woman Found Not
Guilty of Numbering Husband.

Gui1ty OF MUrd0rihg F1Usoahd.
Denver, Colo, March S0.-Mrs. Stella
Newton Moore Smith. wealthy society
woman was found not guilty OF mur-
dering her husband. John Lawrence
Smith. by jury here this afternoon.
The jury was out nine minutes and
only one ballot was taken.
Smith was slain the morning of Jan.
13 last. His wife maintained she was
forced to kill him following a night of
torture. eliminating in Smith threaten
ing to kill Mildred, Mrs. Smiths 12-
year old daughter by former mar
riage. q Smith was chauffeur formerly
employed by Mrs. Smiths former hus-
band.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
Recruiting All Guard Companies.

Des Moines, March 3O.-Orders were
issued today to company commanders
of the I. n. G. to begin recruiting at
once in an effort to have the Iowa or
ganization brought to it's greatest pos
sible strength in case the troops are
called to the colors. Guard officials
said the recruiting of the guard was
not the result of any orders from the
war department. but was merely a
preparedness" measure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
HARRY X. THAW
rs CIvILLY DEAD
Attorney Representing Thaw Family
Declares PhiIadslphian, Having Been
Adjudssd Insane, Can Not Be Tried

Philadelphia, March 80. Harry X.
Thaw, having been adjudged insane by
a court Of law Is "ciyilly dead" and
can not be tried for crime. That was
the declaration made today by James
Gay Gordon. Of this CITY, representing
the Thaw family, in the hearing here
today to have Thaw extradited to New
York. The hearing was held before
Attorney General Brown. representing
the governor Of Pennsylvania
Thaw recently was declared insane
by a Philadelphia court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
No Peace Move by Switzerland.


Bene March 3o.-The Swiss par
lament decided today by a vote OF
SS to % that Switzerland should make
no movement in behalf Of peace at
present This action was taken after
hearing the majority and minority re-
port Of committee appointed to con
slider the advlsabilty Of proposing
peace.
The minority recommended that the
bundesrath declare itself ready to take
part in general Conference Of states
Immediately after the war for the pur-
pose OF creating an International or
ganization for the peaceful settlement
Of all political and economical interna-
tional disputes and that the bundles
rath declare itself ready. either alone
or in connection with other neutral
states, to offer its good service for
peace negotiations whenever the cir
cumstances seem timely"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
DRAGGED TO HIS DEATH.
larry Banks, CentervilIe Lad, Victim
A.e;Jonx

Harry Banks, CentervilIe Lad, Victim
Of FrishtfuI Accident.
,Centerville, March 30.-Harry Banks,
12 years old, son Of Joseph Banks Jr..
a farmer near here, was killed early to-
day when he was dragged more than a
quarter OF a mile by horse which
bo,ted when he tried to alight from its
back.
The boy had been sent for the family
mail and when he failed to return a
search was started. The searchers
found the horse and the boys body
with his foot still fast in the stirrup
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
ENTENTE RULERS Tonesiaa.
Leader Of German Catholic Party Fore.
sees Fall of Monanchias.

SeeS T a1 " WoHarcHIo0.
Berlin. March 31.-In the debate in
the reichstag today DR.. Peter Spahn,
leader of the Catholic center party.
said the monarchs of all the entente
nations were tottering on their
thrones; that those who were forced to
leave their countries would certainly
have been dethroned had they re-
manned. Even the Italian throne. he
asserted. was unstable If it came to
blows with America. Germany would be
found ready he said.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
Embargo on Tslsphsr. Extension.

New York March so. "A, temporary
embargo on telephone service extension
thruout the country, In order to hold in
reserve facilities that AZ be needed by
he government. may become necessary.
1t was announced here today by U. N.
Bethel, senior vice president Of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
British Capture Another Town,

0TTt'SU VsPsUSV NVVtVeT TVWHs
London, March 30.-The capture by
the British of the town of Royalcourt,
about eight miles east of Bapume. Is
reported by Reuters correspondent u:
the British headquarters in Fraste.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
PAGE ONE
Telegraphic News:


Telesraphic News:
Wilson Decides For state of War"
Declaration.
vienna 14n1.a, Hopes s!os to Avoid War With
Ships Battle Raider Moewe.
No Additional Supreme Judge.
PAGES TWO, THREE, FOUR
Iowa News:
Book Concerns in Shrewd Move.
Senate Stands Pat on Judgeship.
Suffrage Wins in House.
Iowa Falls Incendiary Confess~S
1rate Shoemaker Tears Dow x.
Good Forecasts Wilson'S = s.
Farm News and Notes ~
PAGE Fly \
Story:
Editorial: -"
The SuffrageN esubmission.
A Suggestion Of Reasonableness.
How Can 1t BeADone With 100000?
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGES SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE,
TEN. ELEVEN
City News:
Banks Have More Money Than Ever.
Combined Deposits Over S6,000,OO
Lacrosse Deposits Guarantee Money.
st. Mary's Church Remembered in
Will.
World Evangelism Campaign On.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TWELVE
Markets and Generals:
Promising Rains Ease Wheat
Corn Weakens in Sympathy
Cattle Steady.
Hogs at New High Record.
Germany Not to Abandon Sea War
fare.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
The Weather.

Sun rises March 81 at 5:46; sets at
6.24.
lowa--lncreaslng cloudiness with
PROBABLE showers Saturday and in
northwest portion tonight: warmer in
south portion tonight: colder Saturday
afternoon or night.
Range of temperature at MARSHALL
town: Thursday, 50 and 80; Wednes-
DAY, "a and 81; March 90, 1915, 5S and
80. At this morning, 36, yester-
day, 35.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-30

One man can attend to three nail
making machines and each machine
drops nail every three seconds.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
MOBILIZATION PLANS
FOR GUARDS READY
Immense Army Will Be in Training
Within Two Months.

fhe man at the desk and the clerk al
tne counter Will be in khaki training for
tne uehches within the next two months.
me war department yesterday ordered
tne National Guard recruited to war
strensth Immediately and dispatched in
stTuotions to the adjutant generals Of
an states whereby the Guard and the en-
iisteo men OF the Guard Reserve will be
dratted into the Federal service on three
appointed dates, July Is. July 25 and
August 5.
The citizen soldiers will be held at their
State mobilization grounds for two
weeks or more after mastering in, and
then Will be sent to Federal concentra-
tlon camps. There will be thirty-two OF
these camps, sixteen of which will be
employed by the Guard and the other
sixteen by the army of selective con-
scripts which will begin to pour into the
service Immediately after the Guards
men are located in Federal camps.
State allotments to the national army
divisions have not yet been completely
conscrtpt organizations will for the pres
ent be designated by numerals.
The plan as announced yesterday will
put more than 10000 men under aIl-year
training south Of the Mason and Dixon
line. The national army forces will be
trained for the most part near their
homes, In climates to which they are ac-
customed. The fact that the Guard is
being sent to the South indicates that
the General Stan has decided to concen-
trate on the training Of the regular forces
and militia in preference to devoting
their greatest efforts to the citizen army
at this time.
The department would have called the
Cue oT.d Nnk1
next few weeks. except for the fact that
sufficient equipment Is not available. 1t
is hoped, however, that all supplies
necessary will be on hand by the time
the troops are sent to the concentration
camps.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
SCHOOLS ARE DOING
THEIR PART In WAR

What the schools are expected TO DO
during the course Of the war was the
subject Of an address by Superintendent
OF Schools Thurston, last night al the
regular meeting Of the Emery lexington
Home and School Association at Emery
School A patriotic spirit dominated the
meeting
Superintendent Thurston outlined the
plan Of teaching in the lower grades. He
emphasized the necessity Of teaching
patriotism and proper respect for the
flag. over forty boys will be graduated
before the end OF the year 20 permit
them to go to the front. he said. Al
Technical High, he explained, boys are
making shells and IN the manual train
ing schools, they are turning out splints
The meeting was opened by the sing
in OF America Needs You" by Viii
liam Pierson, the composer. and a chorus
OF boys and girls Of Emery School. Al
the close Of the exercises, Esther HumCh-
erson, a frstlgrade scholar, sang Ny
Country 'Tis OF Thee"
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
DEATH RECORD.
MAIIE

George c. TSIbeTt, n yc1rs 81. Eizabeths Hospt.
Mary ". LAmbie, e. 7lt 2ls1 81. nv.
Nellie NJ. Pindell. ., Sibiey HosTitsl.
Edg1r 6. Eckles. S 800 5rd X
James NJ. Jones. s. George Washington Hospital
ColoRED.
Susan Carter, g. WEshingtou Asylum Hospital
FSHnt Tate. a. Emergency Hospital.
Samuel DsVts 90 in Css.alty Hospital Ambulance
Ferdinand Carter. e. I7S2 L St nv.
Clarence Smith = Isl lst st. nv.
Infant Of George and Helen Henderson, day,
Rreedmen's Hospital
Infant Of Randolph and Lila JIspsr day, Freed-
mems Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
CONCERT AT UNION M. E. CHURCH

A very interesting program was pre-
scented last evening by members Of the
congregation at Union Methodist Church
1t consisted of vocal and instrumental
numbers. Miss Helen Rogers Smith, who
was In charge of the concert, rendered
one Of her own compositions, which was
delightfully received.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
LOCAL MENTION.

3 lbs. tomatoes, 2ScJ onions, &c h.,
Sweet Wrinkle peas, 10c; Regina
peaches, 14c; red kidney beans, i5c;
asparagus, 15c; N. o. molasses, 15c; our
best tea, 49c; Wonder coffee, zoe; fat
Norway mackerel t2kc; oats, 7kc;
wheat food, 12hc, bread, 5hc; apple
butter, 12c lb.; peanut butter, 1Sc; 2
lbs. macaroni or spaghetti. 25c: bots.
vanilla or lemon. Csc; large jars mus
tard, 12c. Phone to us IL you want your
order delivered. 412 4th St. s. E and
all the ]. T. d. Pyles storeS
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19

Mrs. Anson Tracy; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Jason Waterman; recording
secretary, Mrs, Carter Keene; treasurer,
Mrs. Josephine L. Jacobs; auditor, Mrs.
George w. Hebbard, and general fedora
ton secretary, Mrs. Eugene Pitcher.
A Red Cross unit has been organized.
This new unit is captained by Mrs.
Wood and meets every Thursday morn
ing at the home of Mrs. c. N Chapman,
in street.
Mrs. A. T. Avery, of Lincoln Circle, is
in charge of the cutting.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE

William X. and Rose Vernon. hoy.
John r and Stella =. Robb. girl.
Lewis \. and GeOTgis NJ. OrndOrf. boy.
John H. r. and Adelaide NJ. Martin, boy.
JOseph I. and Clara NJ. LaSalle, hoy.
Corral H. and Minnie VI. Hunt, girl
Charles L. and Ella L. Engelhardt. boy.
John z and BerEith Davis. giri.
Patrick F. and Lillian c. Downey. girl.
BsrtTsm and Ssra Block, girl.
Charles II. and Katherine B. Ambrose. girl
ColoRED.
William u. and Elizsbcth Wilsnn, SRI.
J. Elmer and LuCy Slade Ur.
Charles Z. and FSnnie Parker, girl
John and Marie MiIler Grl.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
PRESENTS OSCAR WILDE COMEDY
George Washington University Stu
dents Stage PiaY.

The George Washington University
drama class presented privately last
evening in the assembly hall OF the Arts
and Sciences Building, sZ3 G stree
northwest The Importance Of Being
Earnest" a comedy by oscar Wilde.
The class is under the direction OF
Prof. De Witt c. Croisant. professor OF
English. The following students made
up the cast: Fento FBdeley, Hayward
Siddons, Sterling March. George Ellis,
Henry Fisher, ir., Miss Dorothy Dennet
Miss Nell Slakton. Miss Katharine Moran,
Miss Katharine Lyons and T Gardner.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
oTHEB TEMPERATURES.
TIDE TABLES.

TIDE TABLES.
Compiled by 6nited States Coast and Geodetc
SurTeyl
Today-Low tide. 1891 a. m. and l:l9 p. m {;
high tide SO a. m and 6 So D m.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Rev. J. c. Palmer.
a. Arthur j.. Gaardsmoe ~ and Elizabeth ]. Lester
z Rev. Henry Anstadt
o 'osepn J. Marley. "a. and Catherine A. Thomas,
a; ooth Of Columbia, Pa. Rev William Brooks.
q, heIman =. b. Schulze, 20, and Mildred c. Kolb,
z; keT. Paul A. Mcneil.
oeorge +. rarers. 2, and Mamie l. Jones. %.
COLO2ED
huSsel Witherall. a and Adelaide Russel. 2. Rev.
W. Jsmaquin.
,.L mn Green, q. and Flotence Clark, Q. Rev. W.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
Women's Clubs to Meet.

The District Federation of Women's
Clubs will hold its regular monthly meet
ing in the parlors of the Ebbitt House
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
A feature of the program will be the
installation of the reelected war pres
ident," Mrs. Court F. Wood; the new
vice presidents. Mrs. John N. Speel and
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
OBSEQUIES ANNOUNCED
FOR MRS. e.. E. LUCKETT

Funeral services will be held Monday
morning at 10 o'clock for Mrs. c. Z.
Luckett, s. years old. OF the De Soto
apartments. Mrs. Luckett, who was
born in Petersburg, Va, had been a resi-
dent of the District for forty years. She
is survived by her husband, Charles E.
Luckett; a son. Joseph E. Luckett and
two daughters. Mrs. Kenneth Robbins,
of Pittsfeld, Mass. and Mrs. Audley
Galbraith. OF this city. Interment will be
in Congressional Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
STUDENTS PRESENT PLAY.

THE Man from Home" by Booth
Harrington and Harry Leon Wilson, was
presented by the students of the Central
High School last night. Charles Ock-
stadt, as Daniel Voorhies Pike, starred
in the leading role. and his entire support
was far above the average amateur pro-
duction.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and vir-
Einis-Fair today and probably tomorrow: little
change In Temperature; gentle shifting winds
II Is generally east Of the Mississippi
River except along LAKE MichiEAn. and considerably
cooler In the northern Plain States
Temperature changes will not be Of consequence
on the Middle Atlantic coast moderate variable
winds: showers Saturday: fair Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
LOCAL TENPERITUREs

Midnight. S. a. m. IS: m. 50: a m.
So: g. m. Sc: 10 a. m. g.: IL noon. "a p
10 .. m, 70.
Highest. 81: lowest So.
Relative humidity-s q m. 50: p. m. Is; 8
D. m. IS Hours Of sunshine I2G Per cent Of
possible sunshine. So
Temperature same date last yssr-HEhest 90;
lowest. 46
The Washington herald., 1917-05-19
coNpJTIoN OF THE wATER

Temperature and condition Of al a m
Great Falls: Temperature. So condition very clear
DaecariiA reservoir: Temperature, 81: condition.
very clear: condition at south connection. very
clear. Georgetown distributing reservoir: TempeTs
ture. so condition inhuent gEtshouse very clear
condition At efauent EAtehouse. very clear.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Die Rotten Ses Krtsees.

True translation filed with the post
%, 1917, as required by the act Of Oc-
tober 6, 1919
Nah Shdeunsen Der .Nehanics
,anb Retals Nationdl 8anf" in Netp
Wort am 10. Sttober foitet Der &ries
ben frie9fiibrenoen Nntioncn $780,
100000 PRO Gag, $6,500,000 pro
Stunoe, unb ole Ger. Stadten 5ablen
sam Rinbeiten elm 8iertel bieier uns
beimIiIen Snmme. 3u 9eeinn BEG
&rie9es ipurben Die tdelidcn Soften
auf $50, 900 unb Dor eincm Sabre
alif 100000, 900 seihdet. 8as bic
Gusgabens Nate ansebt, 10 itebt bieieS
2anb an eriter Steue. 8robbritans
nien an 5ipeiter, 0euti6lanb an brit,
ter Stele.
Sm ndditen Mnguit iperben ben
Observation-Disclosures Ser 8ant 5nfoIse
Die @eiamr1tituloen Der Belt $780,
000, 900 bctrasen.
Sic Guslaeen babeu bereits bic
Surnue bon 100000, 600. 900 iibers
itritten. bic. ab9eieben bon einem
tleiner 8ruhtbeil. p%ermnnente Nas
tionali huIben bariteIlen. 3iuien fir
Staatsiduloen peroen iest auf mebr
als 10 Sro5ent pon nornlulen @ins
iommen bes beutihcn Bottles bereh>
net. ipdbrenb auf bas Bolt bier5u,
lanoe ipeniger als " Pro5ent entfdut.
Sas NationaIpermosen Der Viii.
ierten nirb bon Der Bunf allf $600.s
000, 100000, ods Der RittelmGdte
aui $130.0 ,O00. 900 aneesebeu.
llnsefGbr $4,000, 900 Nann itc6en
in &rieesbieniten. DPit niht mebr ais
100000 Nmerifanern inter Waffen
betrast Die militdriite Stdrtc Der
Iuiierten 100000 600 eeaen- 100000.
900 auf Seiten Der Wi1 elmdfte.
Die 8epolierune Der pier5ebn alliier'
ten Staateu belduft iid auf auinmmen
1900. 100000 seseu ipeniser als
150. 900 Der mittel s~europdii1en
Nationen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Anfgnhe fir nmrere GARNER.

lid Stalien, bas Stabl fir aue Sfpedc
iebr n0tbis bat. Sies lit 9batiahe.
gs tpiro fat fiberal in ben Der,
Staaten aItes Wetau auf ben Sarmen
ahtlos bebanbelt, mo abgenuste
ginbemaihinen. .Vfliiee, Uadbmaitis
men, Reher uftp., bic 5aunipinfel uno
Strabenieiten 5iereu. uro ipe9eeiteute
Sefen, Yumpen. Robren uub fIeine
0erdtbihnfteu in ben S6eunen uno
S6uppen rotten. Gin tpeientliter
Fbeil bieies .8eriimpels" lit bereits
auf Rdbern. nit 9eitiel uno S6pens
gel auseeitattet. bereit. auf ~eisenen
Siiben" mad Der Sradtitation 8ebraft
5u iperben.
Naf ben Genius gerihten befanb
iih auf Den 6,861.502 amerifaniiten
Sarmen aIein Iderbaus Waibinerie
I'M 0ertbe BON $1,265,000, 900.
Sarmserdtbe. Cefen, actten, BERT
aeuge etc. nidt einsere6net, tperben
jdbrIih I'M Bertbe bon S165. 600, 900
b~erfauft. Gin bebeutenber 2beil Der
Soften bieier Sarmmaihinerie Iiegt IN
ben Retauen, bic babel %pertuenoet
tperben. unb bieie Wetalle ihlieben
nitt nur giien unb StabI perihiebes
ner 8rabe unb Bertbe Elm. ionoern
aud seleeentIi1 fleine Sbeile bon
Reiiine unb &upfer. Sic meiiten
ginbes unb Wdbmaihtncn baben elm
ober mebrere W~eaenla9er, bic NIT
8abbitts Wetdu ~auseelest iinb, bas
8inn i'm iesieen @ertbe bon ettpa go
Gents unb BIei i'm Wertbe bon 10
Gents bas Yfunb entbdlt. Sm
Uanaen serommen gelanet. tpenn man
bic Retale, bic BET 9abnbau uub
transport ober i'm ftdbtiiden Snees
neurs nnb Bauunternebmen pertpanbt
tperben, ausnimmt, BEL tpeitem Der
arDbere Tbeil aIes in >bieiem 2anoe
aeiponnenen giiens unb Stabls In
normalen Sabren auf bic Sarm. Nad
arober SdGsung bleiben brei Wiertel
bieies "Details auf Der Sarm. Die
foleenbe 5rase lam Der FARMER fir
iih Ielbit beanttporten: Wie bicl biers
bon Iieet aui Sbrem Inipeien umber,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
1T Sie Ghemermns Dirflteb'
Felt eber GinbilHune?

2etenstbeuerungl Sober iammert
bariiber unb mad Gniidt zines 2eiers,
Der fif nffenbar nit bieier Srage eins
gebenb beihdfttet bat, eibt es gar feline
Tbeuering. Or bat ms cine Gufitel,
lung fpihtieer 2ebensmittel gemaht,
bt: ~aIeroin9s naftpeiit, oab bon elmer
Sbeuerune nidt Die Hebe iein fanr.
0ieis GufiteGIrfe, fir beren &ihs
tiefeit mir ienem ginienber Die Ters
anttportina %iiberlaIen, bat iibrieens
elm Sdfden, bas Der 2eier ielbit raid
senle entbeden ptrb.
Gin Qaib .grpt bon 16 l1n3en foitet
Gents in Yle~aiantpiIe, Sem
Seriep.
3ipei 0useno Gier foiten 5tpei unb
einen balben Gents in Sbibet.
Gin ean5es Subn fam ma ihon
fir fftnf Gents faufen IN China.
Ser gerba Rate Sbee tpirb in
Taraeuap nit einem balben Gent bds
Sfurb be5ablt.
Sn Yalembang anf Der SnieI Sus
MARIA, tpo bic S6peine nod fpilb
ipad)ien, 1T Der Ereis bon Shtpeine.
fleiih 5tpei Gents bas Yfunb.
Nuf gorneo brinst Der Sabat i'm
9ldtt bier Gents bag Yfunb.
Sn glenos Gires 5eiet cine Sirma
ibr reitbaltiees Eager bon ab9eIa9ers
ten 8beins unb WoieItpeinen gu bills
gen Yreiien on.
limb in Yeru bietet bic Reeiernne
unsebeurc @olblaeer bod pben in ben
Inben foltenfrei an, ipenn Der finftise
BETTER ibr ben 8etpeis erbrinst. bab
er bas %foitbare @ploer3 aus Der fat
unnabbaren Sobe in bic befpobnte
Rieberung brineen lam.
Zen Norbpol nift gu ~nerseiien. mo
man oas gts umionit friegt. unb ben
Geauator, hoo man feline &oblen
brauft. Su metre @iite. trenn mir
Wenihen GIes 70 baben tpiiroen. tpie
lpir's baben mD6ten pie 5u'
frieben fonnten mir Damn Ieben. limb
lpie un5ufrieben pdren mir in pieier
langtpeilieen Sufriebenbeit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
Alknbnl mnh 4~atentmentsin.

% in Der aonerebsS isune bonn 81.
bortgen Wonats ipllroe f%orita,.
~ tiert. bab TAG Yatentmebioinen
~ bon 1 bis 931a Yro5ent NItos
Dol entbaIten. Sect 1T ipieber bic 8cit
oa, mo ben 2euten llnn,aiien bon
Tatcnts Rebi5inen ~ongeprteien iuerben
our Seilung aqer m6eliteu 8ebrehen.
Siesbctreff bic foIgenbe GuffIdrung.
aongrebmann Satob 6. Wccter bon
Sltnois rannte in ierer apnsrcbs
Sisune bas Seitrcben. Yrobibition i'm
sanaen 2anbe ein5ufiibren unameris
taniih, untonititutioneu unb ben &C.
iesen eioiItiierter 9eieuihdft tpiber,
ipredeno unb CAB cine eroke NnoabI
bon Yatentmeoi5inen nit Nanen an.
bic bon Al bis SO u Vro5ent NIfoboI
entbaIten, unb bon Rreoieern, ben
Trodenen unb ben Sraueu bes 2aus
oes ibrer beiIenbeu Wirfung ipegen
eeriibmt tperosn, unb bab bernrtiee
an5eisen in Der Yre1e ioear NIT ben
gilbern ein5eIner u%nierer Staatsa
manner eriheinen, Die ~erddbIcu. ipeIde
@unbsr bicie Webi3inen an ibnen be-
tpirften. ollie bieie Webisiuen sablen
feline steuern aif 8rnnh Der 8rpbi-
billions. 0efete. go sibt .SindIep's
Bone Ointment, bas in Wifiean
ber9elteQt ipiro, unb 81 Hro5ent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-25
ttnrrd1riftem fir Dir fremorpradJtae t1re[e.

Ieslid, oaB ireenbeine Yerion, Sirma,
&prporation ooer 0ereinisung irsen5s
cine Neuisteit, irsenoeinen 2eitartitel
unb ionitise 0rudia6e be5iislid Der
Hesieruna Der Ser. Staaten ober
%irgenoeirer in ben geeenipdrtieen
&rieg neripidelten Patton. beren
PoIitif, internationale B~e3iebunsen.
bes 0erbdItuiicS ober bes 3uitanbes
ir9enoeiner barauf be3iisliheu Safe
in i%rgenoeiner frembeu Spraf)e brude,
peroffentlihe ober perbreite, ODER
oruden, berDfientIi6en ooer perbreiten
lalie:
Wit Der geitimmuus ieSod. bab
bieier Gbias nidt 8eoue baben ioIl
auf irsenbetne Srudiade, Seituna
ober ger6ffentIihuug, beren Seraus.
geber ODER Berbreiter bel pocr Dor Der
Nblieferuns an bic Yoit ODER anSers
ipeitis bebufs Sefanntgabe an> bas
Yublifum bel benz Poitmeiiter am Srtc
Der Yubliiation in Sorm elmer be-
ifiporeneu grfldrung cine ridtige unb
polItdnbige lleberiesune BEG san5en
artiteIs, Der ioIde 8eipre6nnaen aum
8esenitnnb bat uRb in obiser Weiie
seerudt mp per0ffentlidt iperben ioI,
birterlest bat unb in eeipDbnlihem
Druid mn in ben Sppeu Der engliihen
Sprade ais lleberidrift iiber einem
ieben Der betreffenben Neuigteiten.
2eitartifel ODER ionItisen 9rudnads
riften auf jebem GrempIar elmer
iolten Srudia6e, 3eitlug ODER Ber<
offentlituns bic Borte anaebraht
bat ODER bat anbrineen lalien: True
translation filed with the postmaster
at - IN - (Rame BEG Yoitamtes,
ipo bic lleberiesune binterlegt purce.
unb Satum Der Sinterleguns), as
required by the act Of - Datum
bieies 8eieses.)
Sr9enbeine 9rudIa6e, 3eituna
ODER Yeroffentlifune in irsenbeiner
fremben Sprade. tpelhe iib nidt na6
ben 0erfii9un8en bieier Yaraerapben
riftet. pirb hermit ais nift bur6 bic
Bolt beforSerbar erfldrt. uno es fol-
fir irseno cine Rerion. Sirmd. 3orpos
ration ober Ghociation ungeieblih
iein. iolhe gu transportieren. als3us
tragcn ODER ionitipie 81 perofieutIiden
ober 5u perbreiten ooer ionittpie
irscnpeine Srudiahe, 8u b~eforbern.
als3utra9en ober ionitipie gu bers
Gffentlihen ober an perbreiten. Die
burd bic gcriii9unsen beS am is.