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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
SereinsWeien.

Wtr bitten beipnbers bic
SefretGre Der Gin5elpereine bes
StaatSuerbartbes ppn. q,
Wad1riften mie bic nadfplgen=
ben sur Ser6ffentlidung eiusn=
fenocn. Ste Gebuftipn.
Netp II | NJ, Winn.-Serr @tQis
bolo Gibner, Srdiihent bes Staatsoerz
banoes bon Wftnneioto, bat einen Gufs
ruf an Die fatbpliihen MGnnerz uno
Siin9lings >%ereine beg Staates aus
gei6idt III benz es inter anoerem,
aud aubcrcn @~ereinsleuten CUR
2ebre, betbt:
Ser 81. S%nbresberttt unieres
Staatspcr6anocs, bon Germ Sefretdr
Sran5 Sun9bnuer ausgearbeitet, Iieet
Dor. 8eil bicies Sabr, gemdB Be-
i6luB Der Grctutibe, Die Sabrcsper>
iommlun9 a%usficl, erad)ten Die Be-
alnten lnb bas @retutips aomite es als
lire beionoerc SfIiht, burauf aufmerfs
lam 81 MAIDEN, bdB aatbolifenta9e i'm
&lciucn, iopie piirbige Spnifatiuss
SeierIidteiten unb Ioniti9c @ereinss
teItc red)t fletBi9 a~b9ebalten tperben.
Seh3ig Sabre bnben mir i'm @cin>
ber9e oes Serrn g~earbeitet, baben tets
als treuc 8iirgcr oieies Sanbes auf
tatboli1dem Sooen geitanben, futboz
hide Sd)ulen gebaut unb befiirportet,
@ttttpen urb 8diien interitiist, fpabre
SreunbiGaft unb NGditcnliebe gef0rz
bert uno eincn guten anmpf getdmpft.
Ute &~ric9s3eit berlnn9t 0 llns 8iirs
germ rlcue Nrbcit, nele Gufgoben rno
Spfcr. IS gibt alio feinen 8runb,
ipurum mir III bieIer ooer ir9eno elmer
Belt uniere 8ereinstbdtigteit einiteIen
foIcu. @s lit Elm @ebot Der &luabeit,
bdB mir iebt uniere @orte auf Die
8olotpage Iegen. Sn tritiifer 3eiten
meioet mau aQ5uiharfes llrtbeil on
Der Hegierllng. Ser arieo fproert
Spfer, mir nliiiier ntitlpirten an Der
@rbaItung Der Srouun9. giner unicz
rer 9alptbeI6Iiiiie lit Sreue unb
@eborIam Der 9eiitlihen unb melt
li6en Gbrigfeit. Der arieg i6afit
Scrfpunoete unb ariippeI, 8ittipen
N'h ~NlIIh AiO VlIlJlS lpIllpS ltpGl
Grt. Iuf oieiem @ebiete Oiirfen uns
iere Sereine nidlt 3uriiditeben, no inn
mer notbig, 6ilfc gu Ieiitcn. Ginsels
beiten bariiber miifieu in ben gereins=
@eriammlungeu beiprphen merben
8roBmiitbige Witnrbeit nit benz
dlnerifaniihen nHptbcn 3rel8" piro
uns btele Sbmpatbien 9elpinnen. Ssiirs
forge fir uniere fatboliiden SoI6aten
fei infer ernites lnb eifriges geitres
ben. Go gilt mebr aIs ie, Der Sugenb
0eirbeit unb &raft su err
Gin ipe5ieller aufruf in bteier
Sahe uurhe pm Der Gretutipe bes
Staatsperbanhes ausgeianbt, uno i'd
bite I'M reat trdfti9e l1nteritiibung
Sober @erein orsaniiiete lid, fir
8pcd 8eitraae 5u iammelu.
Gum S6luiie bite i9 gut, unteritiiet
In oieier 8eit Die tatbpIiIfe 8reIe, bcs
icne 8ldtter, Die INNER treu
llno reftIi6 I'M our Seite geitanbeu
bnben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Srau binterlaRt 1877 Rahfummen.

8elle I'm e, Winn. = Sran
Sopbia Saas, Die in Belle Sloine su
@rabe ~getraeen tpurbe. ipiro bon 1877
Nu6ton1men iiberlebt. Sic binters
ldbt iefs ainoer, AZ gnfel, 81 llrz
enfel uno flint ltrltrerfel. Sic mar IN
Scutitlano geboren unb felt go Snbs
rem in Belle Blaine nnidiiig. Sic bat
Elm Nlter bon 95 Sabreu nnb iieben
Wpnaten erreiht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Sine 2ansc fir ben 1respriaHiiden
8eiang.

Gbica9o, Su.-2aut 8unb>
i6reiben bes @r5biihofs WunbeIein
bon Chicago, tpelhes an ale Bfarrer
Ieines Spreu9els eeihidt iporben lit,
lit bas SoIoiirsen in ben fatboIiiheu
8irhen Der gr5bio5eie bon iest ab
unteriaet, ebenio Die in9enannten
rNauitcal 8espers", ebenio tbeatras
hide Muiif. On SteQe aber iou bic
Iflege bes 8re9orinnii6en 9eianees
geIeet unb Der @emeinbe s8eiang eez
pflegt tperbeu. IN anberen 8orten.
Yrpianitdt lit ausgeihIoiien porben.
nid]t aber pabre 9unit, Oh alt ODER
MODERN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
NIs Seiminh una.

Saris.-gei Der groffnung oes
nelen Semeiters beg &atboliiden Snz
itttlits bon Yaris bielt Rigr. gaubrils
lnrp IN 8egenfpart beS a~arbinaIs
Nntette cine Iniprahe, in Der er Den
9eoanfen bebnnbelte. bab Soft Den
arieg 5ugelahen bat, nm Die Nationen
b~eim3nlufcn unb. 5u b~eiiern. Ms
'pe5iele Nufgnbc Der aatbolifen be
3ettnetc Der 8ebner Die 9cfGmpfung
ocs Watcriulismus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
GrbDbnng ber Eriefteraebd(ter.

Sellebille, 81. - Sn einem
Hunoibreiben al ben 8lerus Der Gi6s
3eie tiinotst Der bohtp'fte 9ii6of 8.
altboff Die @rbpbune Der @ebdlter Der
Hettoren INN 5000 per Sabr unb jene
Der a%litftenten Inn $50 per Sa6r an.
Die Grbobuns gilt MIR fir ioldc gfars
relen, Die im Stanbe iino, bas @ebnlt
81 be5ablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
. ger,topfte einoepeibe, Mioran

- @~eritopfte ginsefpeibe, Wierane.
iinb tein Spnb, nift pabr? @arum
nidt bas 5ufriebene Gusieben. bic roiis
gen Wangeu baben, Die bon gutter Der
bauune beritammen? Solliiter's Rodp
Rountain s3bee bringt re%gelmdbisen.
natiirli6en Stublsang. - Sbr iiiblt
fpie n%eugeboren. 8eeinnt beute Gbenb
NIT benz @ebrauh besieIben.-Ruete
Drug 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
FRIENDS OF GERMAN DEMOC.
RACY" ELECT SIGEL.

Franz Sigel, son Of General Franz
Sigel, a gallant soldier Of the United
States Civil War, has been made presi-
dent OF the Friends Of German Democ-
racy, an organization that has Just
issued an appeal to American citizens
Of German birth to join in it's campaign
for helping the United States to win
the war.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Yeterspfeunia.

ebieago, 81. - Ser beuriee
Eeterspfennig Der Gbicaso'er gr3s
oto3eie belduft iit auf $4,000.
Steies lit Der bohite getras, Der ie
bon elmer @rsbio5eie in Der aansen
Welt 9e9eben tpurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Wte man beite1t.

gtais 5n perfaufen -&ilr5lid muir
ben mir NIT bemgertauf elmer solder,
'oipte elmer 100 Ider Sarm pctrout,
ipelfe ipirtIite Bargains iiub. Bum
Anfaufe Der so Ider Sarm Iino $2,s
600 biz $4,000 baar erforoert, nab
reno Der Nntanf Der $50 Ider ;sarm
bon $4,000 bis $4,000 baar eriorbert.
Ser 8eit lam alif cine Reibe bon
Sabren segen maggie 3inien ais
9ppotbefe ouf Die Sarm itebeu bleiben.
Wfettel Sanb & Seeuritp Co., 1920
Soma Ctr, Dubuque, Sona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
316 anterifaniihe Giienbabn Snse.
ntenre auf Der Seimreiie BON
HubIano.

8otio. - auBeritanbc nit Der
goIi6eipifi neutrality-suspicious., lang
ten beute 316 nnerifauiihe giicns
babn< Su9enieure bon 8Iaoilpoitod
tontmeub in Haeaiati an.-S. 81. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
0etrorene Nt1he!
ane loft seiruren, uidt In aIamp.n

Ane lofe ~seirpren, uiht In QIumpeu.
Sefrorene erirn erobe Touno Sdrinee 6ls
9ts. per BIB. @gtru erobe 1refso ~ Cts.
4erte .8lueiins $500. Die f6madbaftefien
5ifdc fomr1en bon 8reen Bub. geitehet BON
ms. mir forner ale 5it6e iofprt oerftiden;
eerdnherter. geiaf8ener ober marinierter Nii1e
g9isconfiu.
Betm S6reiben ertpdtue btetes BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
gum Nbfiibreu 81 -N.N &
NIB Slutrstui9eu ~VsS"
20 3tS. 9a auen Sduol.rn. rs Gts.
Griter Snbnauc'r itirbt i'm fremoen
0ancc.

2aut 8erift Generals Veribins lit
Solbat Serbert S6roeber pom 1921
@aibin9tun Ctr, Dubuque, Sa.,. i'm
ameritaniiten Eager in Srantreih an
Der 2uneenent5iinbune seitorben. CT
rube in Srieben!
Sranf 8. Trnnbp. elm 9libuaue'r,
Der i'm canabiihen Seer auf Srants
rei6's goben fampfte, lit betanntIit
Der erite Ilbuque'r, Der in Ittion fiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
gu %berfanten.

Bette Secoub Bottom II. llplaub Sarmer
III fotbollI6er @easuo. Steinfir6e uni
Hiarrldnle. Siir NGbersS idrslbs man oil
W. ~. Hafter, Salisburp, Wo.-(Reie
rsni: REP. =. 8. 9rnf.)
eetm Streiben erpdbne man bteles gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
WANT FEDERATED AUSTRIA.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. 27.-The
German-Austrian Socialists Of Austria
have met and passed resolutions ia
voring the transformation Of Austria
into n state Of federated ~nationalities.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

Sarms Sppotbefen an pertaufen
our6 Sran5 8. Weibe & 6 o..
5. Stod i'm gonfs uno Sniurances
@ebGube. lleber 35 Sabre g~rfabruna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

Sn pertaufen.-gine up TO bate 40
BARREL Deebls nnb Suttermiible. tde<
lid i'm getrieb NIT GROCER ggdaugez
8unbi6aft. Selmai6ine Iiefert Strait.
Sn Gountpiis, Staot selegen, tpeIte
idone Stride unb reiibierenpen Yries
tier bat. Wirb gutter @riinoe fpcaen
berfnuft. Sir Ndberes i6reibe an
gannerbeiben gros., Meranoria, 60.
Safota. 1.1Oo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
MARRIED LIFE
A
FAMILY HAND BOOK.
BY r. wILLMAN, M. d,

Gbises 1T Der 9iteI zines Sarbbu6es.
lpeItes toeben ber6ffentIiHt uurbe urb Elm
laneseflibItes Sebirtnib flnen pirb. Das
Bud bebanoelt bic 9runoeefese oes WenIten.
geibletfes; 6raeen bon nefentIinem Sntereiie
litr SolGe, bic In ben 9beftano su treien be,
nbittttgeH; fopie 2inee, bic 5um, aomfort,
Der 6eiunobeit unb Sem Robfbefinben Der
&.peleufe uno oeren 8tnber betfragen. 9as
BUD entbdlt eine @btbeiIune fiber bic Guieb.
lils Der ainoer, fopie eiue geoteeene Mbbanb,
!nrs nber gefupbnli6e ararfbeiten, bic In Der
Sdrrltlte oprfomnien. BeicuoerS tnr Eaten ae.
On etnem 8ort: es III etne Gncbflo.
pdoie bon. aenntntHeu, bic BON neientIttem
Jnterefte fir @beleute, Defenders fir @Itern
firb.
1tefelbcn folten ntdjt pine biefes gud istu.
Su be5teber pom GYfbor, Or. U. Wtnrnan,
3o1 Nortb lib Street, ct. Sofepb, mo, suul
Sreife bon $500 p~ortcfrei.
Gin tebr paHexbss 8e6urtstaaS. sber
SudtSeits.Ueinenf.
getrr S6reiben erfpdbne oiefes GIott.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Mgenten berlauat

iiir iece Srtihait in Soma, Gebrasfn. ouiu,is
nud BEN ipelili6eu Gcntrnl,Winneinto I'm
brineen. Grei9ebiac @ebibren iiir tbatios
Wldrner, GPrlibe Sebauoluns ipiro Iaess.
i6reibe man an Z. B.-i66. bieles RIott
peim S1reiben erlpdbne ulan bieIes pIau-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

8eiuht.-8uter fatboliiter iunger
Weann. nm auf Sarm 5u arbeiten.
IniteQune. RuB niidtern
unb erfabren fem unb gut NIT Sferben
nmgeben tonnen. 8ebe ertparteten
2obn i'm eriten 8riefe an. uno leae
3eu9niiie BET. Seutih : Imeritaner
p%orge5ogen. Goreiiiere: u. 5.-467,
bieieS glntt. 1,3,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

= SQinois begging jilnsit iein 100
id6riges 9eiteben als Staat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

gu perfaufen.-Npotbete in bliiheuz
Dem Stdothen NIT 1900 Ginippbncrn.
un9efdbr $4,000 ipertb. 8irft $3.50
Yrofit i'm Ronat ab. aann biuia aes
fault fperoen. Wirb gutter @riinbe
ipesen p%erfauit. GoreIiiere: Rcp. ".
9. @perbebuft, ooer Farmers 9rmit
q sapinss ganf, Buffalo Center,
Soma. 1.3.o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Mdtuna, bentife &atholifeu!

ssd1 oenit Spr lber Die beporitepenoen
S6neeftirme2
gSarum formt Sbr Mot mad Oklahoma uno
it6ert Gut en Seim In elmer auten oeuffben
Gniteoinngf Sbr fonni am 4. Sanuar mil
ben 0armarbeiien beetunen.
9utpolti6e Seiuiu1er iinoen bier ante
Setrne gu n~ieorieen Vreiieu. uno eth beraIibes
WtufoMmen tn elmer blhbcnoen aniieSIuna, i'm
Der gdbe bon atrbe unb 9rieIter. :"
Sir ndbere g~lusfunft ibreibe ober teIeoro.
pbtere man on 8. Y. Gentpu.
@eferen5eu: Banf Of Glein, GIatn, DIN
ober 8eo. 5atber @anoererinien. eterIina.
Oklahoma. ~
Betm s&reiben eripdbne man SieIes gIott.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
X. of c. War Camp Fund.
Sum Of $94,125 Realized From Cam
paign In Iowa; $4,000 Needed
To Fill Quota.
Especial to The Catholic Tribune,

Especial to The Catholic Tribune'.)
The following list of subscriptions to
the knights Of Columbus War Camp
Fund In Iowa is submitted by Rev.
j. Il. Noonan Of Des Moines:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

e. 8iq9ine. beutiher Gopofat
unb Notar, Sant ". Sniurance SIbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

gu Observation-Disclosures Bad
item Sotel NIT ginrihtung in reaem
Stdotden NIT 1900 @inpobuern.
Cute &unbihaft. Yreis mdsia.
Ioreiiiere: &ep. u. 6. Wuerbeboff,
ober 6. 8. Ruturap, Buffalo, Center,
Sofod. 1.3.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
6etmj1th der!

6nr biulsss mauni9ioltisss SarmIaub in
polttip 9einnoem 8iima iIntsriu6et 6ou
Riuer 90. 90. Dat, oas natiirli6e alfalfa.
penn; Shrsibt an s. u. Seiie poer al
=. u. 4letn, Oelrids. 60. CAT. - (Reie.
reni Rep. W. u. Wittmau, rsiio. piorrer.)
Beim Sdrefbeu ertudbne man bietes aIot,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

gu northumberland 8pd unb
Sinele Comb Heb goderels. SrGds
tiae erobe Sdbne. in oeren @oern aes
iunoes Slut flieBt. S6reibt fir
Yeoieree unb Yreiie an Serbert
Gunperp, gernarb. Soma. 1,3,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Mdtmna, &athoIifeu!

2iete Diint4ensipertben Sarmen. unbr ,,tho.
Iiiter airte nno Bfarrftule, neroen jcbncG
autaefauft uno eS mare Semen. bic ib In elmer
guten Se9eno, nabe Stride uno Sdbule. uiebcr.
men. SSir fonnen Sud 5uberldifae Sii,shtnit
geben, ou mir felt SS S1breni bier anf1fiio INN
9teferen6: Heo. 3. s.. O'Reia. Bfarrer. '
Martens Bros,
phibnnf, @rast Co., 60. Tai.
Betm S1retbeu errpdbne biejes Dlalt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

frozen ideIi6 aus unierer eieenen iyifhepsi
fonlrrcu. eos oerpadt In ftarfe Fanfare
atiieIl. Spe6teu fir ben 5amiIiensebrau6.
lieiert 3i $50 per 100 BIB. 9idereI ~ @is.
Etfe is 9ts. Bbiiire Q cts, SreiIeo Gable.
tiih 1874 9is. Sdreibt fir Rreite. aue unlere
Siibe cniiprehcu ben @orf6riiten Der Der.
Siaaten Iabrunssmiite!.Seieee Gniusion &
Snuion, DULUTH. Wiun I'll. Q. Sooo gonts
niitrntton Gicenie 30. q. 33423.
Beim S6reiben er,uGbne man biefes gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

m W~lent1eupaar, flr lbea.
NNNf0HNtt ters8oriteluneen II. T. 10.
"lIufu. 10 Cts. per Sthd uno
nuffpdrtS. Soubrette ooer
glen's 9~ress.gerride S1.00 ouffpdrts. Reaer.
8erriide. 81 9te. auftpdrts. 5tebts IS Dts.
8qpterblie,. Masfen. snretbt ifr freten ga.
talos. altppert, Dfr., 40 Cooper Square,
Rem gorf.
getm S6reiben erudbne man bieies gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
MhtmnQ. 9athpItfenI

Hesenslriel lape Staot uIlo airSte. An or.
perbeRA eano etenet ii9 beiteus tlr @eireise.
ee5et6nete 9rnten. Sinfsia Teiieu nos
3enper. 4uie Gtienbabn liro Qan6itrossS
Beauemltdfeiten. S6reibt on
3. Y. 0ntatt,
Dor 800, Gilbert gpIo
Reieren3:. Heb. N. G. 2arttn. reIiStereu.
Der Rfarrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

Sn perfaufen.- apotbcfe in Srt nit
700 @inpobnern. gin5ige Ipptbefe
in GROCER llm9e9enb. @utc 3nnos
idaft. llriahe beS Serfauis: 8mroe
gum Wilitdr eingc8oeen. Ioreiliere:
y. M.-465, bicieS 9latt. bo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

gu u%erfaufen. - &Gieiabrit uno
@obnbaus. 8utc Gage. 1h Rcilen
BON Stabt unb fatbpliidJer Stride.
@oreiiiere: 3. Z. Sdreiber, Iilau.
Wisconiin. 1,3,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

8eiuht.-@ute. tbatige Ngenten.
nm 3nnb in ait Carton Gountp, Colo
raoo, 81 perfaufen. Shrei6t an
Bog 1874, Stratton, Colo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

gu pertanfen.-79 ELDER Sarm, 81
Wfeile bon Staot. 90 Gder gepflii9t,
Geit Beioe unb Balb. Gin 8araoiu.
tpenn iofort berfauft. Yreis $4,000.
Goreiiiere: 8. 3. Shreiber, Iilan.
@isconiin. la
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

@eimdt. - &atboliihe Stenogras
pbiitin. Wub beutih unb engliih
ihreiben fonneu. @ebalt $75 per
Wonat. Sor 1O1, Stratton, Colorado.
bu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

London.-The German ~''feelers'' at
the West front continue. Troops are
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-11
How to Answer the Questions

Question J..
spelled n
Question O. Give permanent home address
you the place where you We're born 1t
home Be to this question follows 100 Woodward
address is someone,rhat stated
Question 8. Your age?
Answer State age in years only
Answer the date state and next
birthday and registrar will the Of birth
Answer. White; Negro; Indian Oriental.
Questions 10 to IA Are citizen of the United States?
Answer answer
abroad still citizen father citizen the
irrespective the citizenship natural
declared Of becoming citizen The children
thair narer are dinr n the tinted States hao a th1
considered this
athoneh subject citizen other Won have do
you are citizen subject besides the United States and have not
declared before
Question Is not citizen of the United States of
nation subject citizen?
Answer.
Great Britain France In Czechosovaks
gary AN Asacan claimed subject of Germany and
1e IT, occupation?
Answer This present occupation trade employ
fitted Simply what
State briefly Farmer miner student "laborer con
rolling mill
office working for firm individual
ISOLATION business
Question Is Place Of employment?
Answer This means where you work Give the number
first then
D. number first. then town then county. then state.
Questions 10 and 20 Your relative?
Answer II married
should you give
the name Of your nearest blood relative
Give the address OF wife, relative or friend
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-11
Naturalization Examiner Praises
Patriotism Shown BY Richmond

| Attorney Wallace A. Mckay of
Louisville, Ky, special examiner OF the
United States government in natural
ization cases, sent the following state
ment to The Palladium Wednesday:
Il am very much charmed and
pleased with Richmond. 1t Is a clean,
tidy, progressive up-to-date and typical
American city. The people here are
certainly loyal and patriotic, and from
all accounts and my own observation.
have been unusually jealous and self
sacrificing in all war activities. The
spirit of cooperation and of friendli-
ness existing among all elements OF
citizenship Is noteworthy and worthy
of all praise.
| In my work for the government
here, l have been treated with splen-
did courtesy and have been shown by
the good people of Richmond every
favor and consideration. The Counsel
| OF Defense, Commercial club and the
city and county officials have co.
operated with me to the fullest extent
in my work of examining and report
| ing upon the states Of the large num-
Der Of alien enemies German and
| Austrians) who for different reasons
have failed to secure their final papers
and are now seeking naturalization at
a time when we are at war with their
native countries. There was a large
number of cases here and a great deal
OF difficult work to do, but through the
splendid and cordial assistance of the
various patriotic organizations and Of
! ficials named l shall be able to COM
plete my work within the period Of
one week, instead of taking a month
or five weeks, which would have been
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more men" IS
!. SINGLE DEMAND
MADE BY ALLIES
Americas Contribution Of
Man Power Needed to
Speed End Of War.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11-Members
OF the congressional party recently
returned from France stated today
that insistence vas put by the British
French. and Italian governments. by
Marshal Foch, and Gen. Pershing on
one demand up the United States.
Men. and men. and then more men, I"
No time for the conclusion Of the
war was predicted, but everywhere in
of1cial. and especially in military cir
cles abroad. it was declared. the one
opinion was that Americas contribu.
ton OF man power was needed to
speed the end Of the conflict.
The members Of the party asserted
that Europe had been amazed by the
achievements Of America since war
was declared by this county. Al
though 1t was known that the United
States possessed boundless resources,
1t had not been conceived, they said,
that In so short a time 1t could pro-
duce an army the peer OF any. and out
strip every other belligerent In the
volume OF it's war manufactures, in
shipbuilding. and still be able to feed
the world. after financing the allies
One OF the things that most struck
the naval committee members OF the
party was that instead Of seing sew
eral fleets they saw one. composed Of
kHritish. French. American. and Italian
divisions. operating as one feet, under
one command. They declared the sue
cess OF the single command for the
naval forces Of the allies, in effect long
before the creation OF generalissimo
had much to do with the willingness
OF the allies to appoint a commander
In chief for the armies.
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FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH

II is not a myth, but a reality and
women may find It in perfect func-
tional health. Women who want to
grow old gracefully should guard
against all organic weakness and de-
rangements, and at the first symptom
OF such conditions resort to Lydia E..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, ma
Ature's own root and herb remedy. to
restore health. For three generations
women OF America have depended up
on this successful remedy and have
found no other medicine to equal it
Adv.
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WHITMAN GOT "DRY" VOTE.

ALBANY, N. Y. Sept. 11.-Gov
Charles S. Whitman, who won the Re
publican nomination for governor al
the general primary last week. also
received the prohibition nomination
according to the tabulation of the
prohibition vote complete with the ex
ception Of Hamilton county, today at
the Office OF the secretary. OF state
Whitfnan's vote was 5,S45 and that OF
Olin S. Bishop. of Utica, the prohibi
ton candidate, was $500.
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necessary but for the whole hearted
help have received. In no county
which / have visited in my work for
the government have l been received
more cordially, assisted more jealous
ly or treated more Hospitality than in
Wayne county. and shall carry back
with me to my Kentucky home mem
cries OF Richmond and its fine citizen
ship and unalloyed patriotism, which
will not be forgotten.
Through your paper l wish to re-
tuYn my grateful Acknowledgements to
all the good friends in Richmond who
have helped me in my work and made
my stay here SO pleasant and agree
able"
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September Is, rs, Il!

In spite OF all the campaigns for
money to help win the war. trade re-
ports show there have been more
jewelry and more jewels sold this
year thean ever before.
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On The Screen
MURRAY,


We have had occasion frequently
to comment upon the cleverness Of
Charles Ray as motion picture star.
but at no time was praise Of this
sterling screen actor better deserved
than in connection with his imperso-
nation in "A Nine O'clock Town" Mr..
Ray appears as the manager of dry
goods Emporium" in a small city
that Is to say. after he has had more
or less depressing adventures in a
metropolitan city, chief among which
Is his dismissal for being late at his
tie counter one morning after the
night before. So he returns home to
the girl--but what's the use to reveal
the story here? 1t Is sufficient to say
that Mr.. Ray has a capital vehicle in
this photoplay. different in many re-
spects from It's immediate predeces.
sors. such as His Own Home Town."
Playing the Game. or the Claws Of
the Hun" but none the less effective
and pleasing to his army of admirers
everywhere. as results doubtless will
demonstrate. At the Murray today
and tomorrow.