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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
SCARED By BLACK HAND. /"
Italian Who Gets Three Demands
for $500 appeals to Police

Frank Ogenti. italian plasterer. OF NO sSS East
Sixty-seventh-st told the police yesterday that In
four weeks he has received three threatening let
tiers demanding $500 from him. all of them signed
by the Black Hand" The letters were piecea
out in the usual manner with dread crossbones.
skulls and daggsrs pointing at bleeding hearts
Ogenti said he and his wife were terror stricken
ana wanted police protection. He told the police
that the house in which he lives is largely unoc-
cuped. and in some of the vacant rooms strange
men meet at night. He declared that he had been
ANNOYED many times by the rapping his
doors.
All the letters written in Italian in fairly
good handwriting The last one received which
was posted at Station l. on December II, was trans
lated by Ogenti's son as follows:
Dear Friend: This is the last time for your life
II you do in d few days bring Us S5t0s you
will regret it Do call the police. because that
will not be wise for YOU We are not AFRAID OF
the police or the courts. This is the third letter
this month. and YOU must meet tomorrow al
the Brooklyn Bridge Look out for a man who
will ask you for two matches He will give you
a cigar and then tap you the left shoulder Then
give him the money. Don't fail 10 bring II OF we
will show you what viii do.
Another of the letters ordered Ogent to meet the
men at Forty second-st and the East River. and
still another called for a meeting at the Church
of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, in Oue-hundred and
ffteenth-st, between FirSt-ave. and Avenue A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
New-oRLEANs ENTRIES FoR TODAY.

First race selling: sxseenthl-Eegesl
40: KIeInwoOd and Wafer Pansy. 1oI. Bob murphy 1oS
Risn Ie4 8IisaEt hrope and AEge Lewis ll2s o1tbws
and Docis, 100. stevens Ss a1ekleberry Finn so
Nyrondaie g. -
drcee 107. Optional Io5 Little Jack Harusr TO- MAJ
Glenn Vestr Marco and Jerry Hunt. lo4s Felix Moz7es
1O3: Contentious. 100 Flssco- 80: Trossacns es
Thfrd race tEeven furlongsl-Atcksnawt Alz Hndaoek
IOT. Frank Foster and NeE-A terdarn
O5 Iucieu FlamEuls. 1O05 Trapperr %. Aatzdor
kittle Piatt and Ascot Sell %
Fourth milel-Judgs Hines, no; a-.snssr
ana Rams Horn 10J. Rankn. 10f. Foxnnead and care
less IeO Mountebank or Ed TieTney, So Reliance. DO
BcksHaw and F[irts Plltt 90
FYfth race selling: mile aud three turtongssrz-
VIVA los Sernper Vivax anu MatnSprtnS. ls1s 5rnok
100 Little Elkin, "a. The aS 30
Rowland So. Charlie Miller 50
E-Sc1tcneoc -lNo
r1orentine 1fO- Tom shelly Green Gown and ez0roEla
f07 Savor Faire and Siss Lee 102 Hannibal Bay Va
ZegIsr and Darius 100. Roudolet. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
HEAVY TRAFFIC TO FLORIDA.

Now that nearly all the principal hotels In the
South are opened. the heavy snow and cold weather
OF the last few weeks are sending hundreds from
this city daily to Florida The Clyde Line runs
boats nearly every day OF the week to Charleston
and Jacksonville and each boat that has sailed OF
late has been well loaded Not only almost every
possible convenience for the passengers comfort
offered on these boats but the sail in itself IS
enough 10 improve the health OF every one who
goes South In this way. Many automobiles who
viii take part in the automobile carnival to be held
on the ormonG- Daytona Beach the week beginning
January q and the motor boat that are 70 be
held at Palm Beach on the following week are
going South by way Of the Clyde Lima Each boat
carries several autoDoetiss-both eeF racing and
pleasure dzzy4n&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
MOOSE CHASED HUNTER.

From The Los Angeles Times
A man who spends considerable time eacn year
hunting in the northern woods tells or an expert
ence he had with a bull moose which led him 10
believe that the particular bull was nobOoys fool
He slightly injured the beast at closer range tnan
N Is usually possible To approach such game
Suddenly the animal turned and rushed toward
the hunter with lowered head. The sportsman
snilared away and prepared FOR j second shot. but
70 his horror his feet became cntangled IN some
briers and he fell Close 10 him was large tree
several feet in thickness. Without having an OPP
portunfty to recover mis- weapon. he barely bad
time 10 scramble TO his feet and dodge behind the
trunk Of the tree before the bull was upon MIN
THE breathless nimrod chased around THAT
tree until his head fairly whirled. Suddenly the
bull stopped and charged from the other direction
Then ne stopped again and resOrted 20 the small
bo,-'s trick OF making feint way. then Dart
ing in the other He nearly caught the now thor
oJgnlv ratified hunter by the ruse The man claims
that the timely arrival OF a companion, VINO
dropped the willy bull in bis tracks. was all thar
his lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
LIGHTBODY WILL Start.
Thicago Runner to Appear at
PaStime Games.

Nearly all the arrangements for the Pastime
Athletic Club games to be held at Madison Square
Garden next Saturday are completed. James E.
Sullivan. the secretary of the Amateur Athletic
Union and physical director at the Worlds Fair at
St. Louis, has taken charge Of the affair and this
fact alone is enough to make the games success.
The afternoon viii be taken up with school boys
contests and In the evening many Of the well known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26

athletes from this and other countries that took
part In the Olympic games at ST. Louis will
pete The entry list is expected to be far longer
than that or any athletic carnival before held
n this city.
Association, winner of the S00-metre 1,50-metre
and 2,500-metre steeplechase championships at the
Olympic games. and holder Of the Olympic records
for the first two. will be starter in the O00yard
A A. U. championship contest and the two-TTlile
for the Frawley medal In winning the three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
e SPORTS AND ~

Wednesday

novel entertainment at the armory on Wednesday
evening. From the number of tickets already sold
the aHalr should be large success
harvard chess players retained with ease their
title OF champion Of the Quadranguar League in
tne tournament that ended last Saturday The
Crimson chess experts made a total OF 81 to 6
Tor princeton, 512 for Columbia and for Yale.
This gives Harvard total of 1OS matches for the
thirteen tournaments played. Columbia comes next
with 49, Yale third with 64 and Princeton last with
5Z1s. The intercollegiate Chess Association was
organized IN 1882 when large punch bowl was
presented by a number of college graduates as
trophy, TO become the permanent property OF the
college winning 1t ten times. Harvard has eight
victories TO her credit Columbia four and Yale one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26

distance events at ST. Louis Lightbody accom-
plisAed what has never been done before in the his
tory of the Olympic games, and ne also succeeded
In defeating John J. Daily, the champion DISTANCE
runner of Ireland. It. '. Valentine n Y A C,
national half mile champion; y. c. Munson. OF
Cornell, one mile intercollegiate champion. \. L.
Newton. y. 7. A G, and many other runners from
all over the world In the opinion or athletic e%-
pers he is the greatest middle distance runner the
country has had since the days OF Tommy" Con-
nen.
On New Years Eve the Chicago runner will meet
the pick Of the Eastern middle distance runners
including E P Carr. Xavier A a. who recently
defeated Daily, the irish champion, In three-mile
race: c. Bacon, Metropolitan half-mile champion;
H. Christoffers, ST. George 4. c.. 5 4. Meor
Mohawk A. c.. W. G. Frank. Greater New York
irish A. A; and ;. 7. Lorando OF Georgetown
University.
That Lightbody may have time TO rest between
races. the I000-yard win be the second con-
test the programme and the two-Tnile viii be
held later in the evening. Entries close to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
q. A. ALeER, JR. BUYS kErcH.

The ketch Sitarah built by the George L4awley
& Son Corporation. in 1903 for John n. Cromwell
Of the Atlantic Yacht Club. has been sold to Rus
sell A. Ager. r.. OF Detroit Mich, through tho
agency Of Stanley NJ. Seaman. The yacht is 70
feet all 80 feet inches waterlne II feet
beam and feet inches draught- She Is OF very
heavy construction: all the deck fittings such as
railing are OF teak The Sita-ah's acconnod aticrs
consist of four large staterooms a saloon a gall
poets to give orders at once for the installation Of
Indian cruise, starting for Detroit early in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26

and zinging burdes. keeped SIGH howles donkies,
paykox Holsters. erickets. also a stock OF ceie-
DRAFTED brayder.
ST. taches geography. rithrletic, Iimnastics
ana other Chynees tricks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
ROGER GILES,

ROGER GILES
Surgin. Parish Clark and Skulsmaster, Groser
and Hundertaker.
Respectfully informs ladys and gentleman that he
drors teef without watching & mint applies laches
every hour, biisters the lowest farms. and VIZ
cks for a penny i piece. He sells Godfathers
kordales. kuts k0rns bunyons. doctors hosses clips
dorkies vance a munth, and undertakes to luke
1rter every bodies uayles by the JOeSharps
penny Wlssels. brass kanelsticks. fryinpans, ana
other moozl5al hiustrumints hat Srately reydooced
flyers. Young ladys and gentleman larnes their
grammar and ianguedge IN the 9drtIsst manner
also CRATE taken of their morrels and spellin.
Also zlru-zugiug tachlng the base vial, and other
Zorts of sauCy-work. sqUadrtls, pOkers, weazels,
and all country dances tort at home and abroad NJ
Perfeckshun. PerfumCry and snuff In all its
branches AS times Is crul bad [ beg. to tell ee
that I has just begnned 10 sell all sorrs Of sta
shonry ware COX, hens. vouls, pigs. al all other
FINDS II poultry. Biackin-brishes, lerrins. coles
scrubblE-brishes. traykel and Cooley Dukes and
bibles. mise-traps. brtck-dist. whiSker-seed, NOR
lpokksra2ker-cher, and all Zorts OF swate-maits
Including taters, sassaEes and other garden stun
bakhy ZiZarg lamp oyle. tay-kittles and other in
toxZikatn Ekkers. dale Of fruit hats. Zongs.
where else, layde heSRs by Roger Giles
hare oyle. pattns. bukkts, griudIa stones. and
other aitables korn and bunyon salve and all hard
wars I rs laid IN large aZzortment OF trype
dogs mate, lolipops. ginger-bser. matches and
other pickles. such hepsom salts. hoysters.
Wirzer sope anZetrar- Old rags bort and zold here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
RLENN OF ADVICE.

From The Philadelphia Ledger
His trouble was Just due to a neglected cold
"A neglected coId2 I don't believe there ever
was such thing No nan ever had a cold without
having at least dozeL friends attending 70 i Ea-
him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
VERSATILE ROGER.


The following Is from sign board il one Of the
counties Of England which has been in position Tor
zoo years shows that Roger Giles was very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26
A CLOSE STUDENT.

From The Cleveland Leader.
Hes fond Of literature.
''Is he a close studentF
81 should say he never spends a penny ne
doesn't have TO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-26

Hockey cannot help being rough at times. but
Then the play becomes vicious it is unfit for the
szss Of spectators 10 which it ordinarily appeals
II times nan is knocked unconscious or receives
painful injury that takes a long time to heal
Ehen, too progress of the game is delayed and
be interest in the sport is lessened II would be
wise thing If hockey players who indulge in this
find OF work would remember that probably one
half OF the spectators who see the game would
Eks 70 have hour or SO OF skating after the
sDntest ends and then get home in reasonable
hour
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Sm OroBbaterftubl.

(Gon 20 a b al Sob ~
SIN @roBpateritubIe arn fniIterneu,
SerD
0a mad i'd, mfrs s(benos a,
miitblidl
90 limo id, mas eiusig fir mid noli
bat Wertb,
&as mir nod am meiiten tbllI
giitlid).
Sd i6mmthe mein Bfeiiden ar,I
Waiblelbal,mrpbr
llnb bl1t're in Sbafeipeare mil
9ibel,
Sieb 8roBmiitterlein leie Die 3eituNc
id) Dor,
Mein gntelt)en ipielt nit Der SibaI.
ST rutidt mir altf's aniee uilb rupi!
MIDI am &inn:
S6 miiiie linn MGrden ~ersGblen,
Die fommen nid)t INNER iogleid II
ben Sinn,
Sph laBt er ni6t ub, mid 81
qualer.
gr frabbeIt berum un6 babbel.
Vis langiam i'm grnit ih beginne:
US ipar emit einnal" - Oa miro Z,
Die ititmm
Ils Oh er iit ielbit alt1 beiinme.
uno @roBmiitterlein suft aus oer
griue beraus,
sic bortt uib bilft nod mo- es baberi
llno oentt mobl Der Gage, 6a iiber
Dem Saus
Ser Storh bat bes Sefteren ae.
: flappert.
Soa bralliet itno poItert ser Sanee'
Itltrm nm's Sarls,.
NlS pollt' er's erpbern, erItiirmen,
Wir baben's 10 foiis, mir laden ibr
aus,
Mag er nur Die Suufen auftbiirmen
Der Sanomann, Ser ShIeider, iteQi
aamablig iif elm,
Won fangt an 81 biiden uno riifen
Sann i0iim' i6 itno trGum' ih uni
reim' id aaeilt,
Us mag mir ein IersIein nod
gliiden.
Ia ifau' NAL: bier lit idon cir
,gan5eS 0ebibt,
Gas mag MN Der Sanomann ge'
nieBen,
uno JOLT es i'm biinfen su einfud
uno ihli6t,
So fpolt' audi mein aben6 Der.
flieBen.
gnffalo, q. g., 1904.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04

ten beritfen iperoen Ioate, neroe id
MIDI OILS ben oberiten geomrten oes
onl'en TolfeS unb nidIt irdeno elmer
Sattion betrnftetL iin6 ih merbe
ltets Der Sbutlate ein9ebelif iein,
Dob es iiber biele Srugen Ser natiu.
nulen Eplitif ebrlit)e Meinunasper.
it~iebenbeiten qiebt. I'd CLAUDE an
ben Gatriptismus, Sen ueiinbeu
Wtenibenoeritanb unb Die abipIilte
AuTrIurlgielt Des gar5eit Yulres.
SD Deroe mif bemiiben, oarun al
benfen, oaB 0erienise ieiner Iartei
am beiten bient, Der ieinem Batter
lanbe un beiien biert.
@enn es Der @unid oes GoIfes
iein iolte, oaB ib Die 8flitten Der
&rdiibentihaft ouf MIDI nebmle, 10
~perpflidlte ih mid, nit @ottes SiiIfe
meme sanSe araft unb Gnergie Den
Tflidten bieies boben Imtes 81
pibmen.
Sbr iebr ergebener
MItpng g. Barter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04

@ottes nno Der Stride 81 pertbeioigen
llno al foroern.
Witt unleren firhlifen Sbereil
lebett mir IN Der Soroerl1ng Ser Ser
cine urto Serb1nbe, pelhe, a,tf reli-
9ioien @runoi1ten berl,benb, oie &C.
genIeitige unteritiisune in Ieiblider
nno aeiItieer Rotb bespeden, elm
p%trfiames, ia notbpenebiees Wittel,
nm Die arbeitenoen &luIien Dor Den
Serlodnngen unb @efahren Der Ipsiu.
illtllfen llmtriebe 81 beifiieen .lino
lie Dor Dem MnitIuiie an iplte Ser
elntgungen 81 befpubren, tpeIhe ben
8runbIdBen oes So5iaIismus bnloi.
gen oDer bod tbatidtlih, i'm @eeen.
laB SIT Nebt uflo @eiet, beiien Bruris
folgen.
llniere fatboliifen Sereine iinb
ferner elm BroteIt ullo cine Sdnb-
lpebr gegen Die eebeimen @eielihaf.
ten, Die mir nit ser Stride urlo i'm
@etIte Der Stride pertperfen, m6sen
lte Nun Die Sreintanrerei offen our
S6on tragen, ODER inter Dem Ted.
nlantel Der relieioien NeutralitGt Die
lelben poer ubnlihe 3tpede ne~rfplgen,
iute Die ausoriidli6 bon Der Stride
perbotenen @eieaidoften.
Wit erobem Sbmer5 erfilt es
inns, Dab 10 biele @atbolifen fem BE.
oeflfen tragen, elmer gebeinen @eieQ-
ld)uft bet3utreten. grnit uno ieier.
lid ridten mir an oieIe sic Mab.
nltng, aus5niheioen aus bei1 Soeen.
Terbanoen, unb Die fatbolii6en Ser.
ellte bitten mir orineeno, feinen
eanolooten anf5unebmen, Der ether
gebeimen @eieui6aft angebDrt.
Is ortietune fpIet)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Mns Stiater Yarter's Mnnatms>
idreiben

limo oeiien S6luBporte Defenders
eInorudspoa, inoem er erflGrt:
Sd babe cine mir 5uiaaenoe Or.
belt, Der i6 mein 2eben al miomen
eriportete, aufge9eben, Inn, 10 gut id)
es permag, Die Observation-Disclosures
nrf mid 5n nebmen, iuelbe Sbr
eonpeni mir auierlegt fat.
Sb iperbe UNI Die ber5lide Mit.
pirfuns uno eoelmiitbige llnteritiis-
ung zines jeben Wannes, ser oaran
glaubt, oab 81 Der iebigen 3eit elm
Wehlel III Wtabregeln unO WGnnern
ratblam lit, uao foroere 5u barmoni-
Idem SulammenItreben iopohl mte
Su fraftigem Gintreten BON Seiten
Mler, Die bieler Inii6t Iino, aui.
Sic @ablprogramme liegen flar
Dor Augen; oas 8olf mub 0as llrs
tbeil ubgeben.
Soa Spariamfeit IN Der Ser.
paltung berlan9t ODER Grtrapaean5
ermntbiet nerben2
Soa 3erieniee, Der llnre6t be.
gangen bat, DOM 8olfe our Geden.
ldaft ge5ogen lueroen, ODER ipu Die
Suits sur 0ienerin einer politiiferi
Sliaarhie meroen?
Sol uniere Hegierung fir eleibe
@elegenbeit fit slue ooer iiir be.
ionoere Bripilegien gin5elner ein.
iteben?
Soil lie cine &eeierung bes 8e.
iebes bleiben ober cine Der 2aune
Gin5elner meroen2
Soaen mir an Ser Serri6nit oes
Solfes feitbalten ober ipuen mir inns
NIT pobliuolenoem 3eipotisurus be.
%ireunoen2
Mit &itQe unb @ertrauen ertuurten
lDir beS @eifes~W abriprub.
@enn id gum @mt bes Naiioea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Gin Soniortium ron &apitalifn

bat Dem bodbip. Batter Murgan ~
WIlfesbarre elm gr0Beres 9apital 81
Sebote geiteQt, nm fir oas bon i'm
e%rfunoene neue Spitem orabtlole,
Selegrapbie, bas iih big Jest i'm flei
neren MaBitabe ausse5eihnet be
lpubrt bat, VerIlhe in aroBeren
MaBitabe un3ultelen uno moaen bh
Staote Wiltesbarre uno Scrantol
our6 cine Inlaee bon orabtlolet
Selegrapble nad Dem Splteme Del
Vater Wurgan perbinoen. @Gbreni
ale btsberieen Spiteme Ser oraht
loIen Selegrapbie fir Die uebermitte
lung Der 9epei6en Bunfte uni
Stride peripenoen ipie tie IN Der az
mObnIif)en Selearapbie I'M aIgemet
men Sebrauhe iino, beniist baau
Vater Wfurgan teleerapbiib iibermii
telte muiifaliihe Gone uno bebaup
tet, Dab es MIR cine gerinee llebunt
erbeii6e, INN bieie Gone gu oerltebeu
@ud bebauptet Batter Wurgan, bal
oieie Gone ourh Die sroBten Sinoer
mile, pie 8. .. spii9en Statipnel
ieines Spitems, Die our6 8ebire.
con chamber gei6ieoen linb, permit
telt tperoen fonnen. gs piroe aepii
ieoen aatbolifen freuen, tpenn Bate
Wurgan burb feline Gritnoung oil
lange Hetbe BON Rrieitern uni
Sroensmannern. ole bur6 BON ibnes
eemadte g~rfinomaen gum @obl(
Der Wenihbeit beigetragen uno oi,
anltur uno Civilization aeforoerl
baben, I'm einen neuen Namen beret
6ern niiroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04

SIM ,Gbicogo Chronicle" BON q.
September ipia ein fur3iidltiger
SGreiber einen YreOiger miOerlegen,
Der Die 8ebauptung aufgeitellt bate,
Die Ne6tfertigungs Sebre (the
doctrine of atonement) Jet Elm
&runo Der observation-disclosures Der Seer
breden in unleren Sa9en.
9uS gemeiS fir Die lnl9GOli6feit
bieier 2ebre fiibrt err 5uerit bas iiiois
ide @eri0bmngsfeIt Oom &ippur
al, bas feline perOerbli6en Solgen
fiir Die jiiOiide Woral gebabt; ferner
bic puritanii6e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN Sen Nsen @nglanoitaaten. 0ar.
aus 5iebt er oen ShluB, Dieie Sebre
babe ibre Strobe alIo redt gut be-
itunoen, ltno eS lei mitbin 81 ipGt,
bielelbe fiir Die lleberbanbnabme Der
gerbreden berantlportli6 5l MAIDEN.
8ei oieier 8eDeisfiibrlrng muB
nift bios Der SdluB, ionoern es
miiiien ull6 Die @oroeridbe geleugnet
peroen. Sci Den SSuoen trGgt mirf-
lid Die leiGte Gntbinoung bon @ioen,
@eripred}en uno Siinoen am Oom
&ippur- 8eIte 5u Der belonoeren jiiois
Iden Worol piel bel. Gbenio trGgt
bic leidte 9iedtfertiguneslebre Sal.
bins uuO Sutber lebr piel 5ur Sitten-
Ioii9teit IN ben proteitantiihen
Seften bel. Sci ben SSuoen ioppbl,
pie bel Den Groteitantetn bot ibre
@edtferti9ungslebre iif ihleft be.
nabrt. ueber9eben mir oas &e.
tormsSlloentbum, 0eiien Heligion
peiter nld)ts ais elm iei6ter 9eiSmuS
pbne Sittenlebre lit, uno ieben mir
unS Die proteitautiiden Seften an.
Ser NnIeritaner mil cine Heli.
aion Die bequem, %peritGnolid. tr0it.
lif mo berubigeno lei, Die ieinen
gteiguugen i6meihele. glles 9ieies
tin0et er in Der Golpinii9en &e6re,
lpte lie bon Den oerldieoenen Seften
ouigeiuBt miro. Ger MeniG miro
bier nngepieien, 0ur1 einen Gift Ger
bIoBeH Snputation iremoer @ered.
tigteit raid IN ben 3uituno Der bon.
Itd~noigiteu Siderbeit unb @eilsges
mlBbeit iiber5ugeben. gr glaubt,
10 ieit er mn fam, ooB er elm @uS.
e%rpGbIter lei. oaB er, in Oas Ser.
oienit Oes Grl6ier5 gebiiat, Dor 8ott
ais geredt gelte, uu6 ooB ibm Oieler
StonO Der @nooe uno Die arone oeS
emigen SeileS nie me6r p~erloren
geben Tonne. Die morolii6e
@trfung Dieier be0uemen &eilsIebre
mar itets cine na6tbeilige, 10 Dab
mon in Der @eidi6te bieier Seften
ItetS Die iidJ erneuernoen &lneen
ii6er Die Feit oeS Gntinomianismu$,
Der ole @epilien uerbarte uno lie in
cine fali6e Siherbeit einpiege, be.
gegnet. 9ie @enoiienl6ait Ser
@aptiiien NOR, nad Dem ltorfen @uS.
orude i9res Yrepigers Gllaer, nage
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
s3ene bonn &riessi@auplate
noer "War is Hell'.

Sn Den .Huiifija 8ieoomoIti"
i6ilbert Elm ruiliider Sffi5ier, Der
on Dem 9aipnettfampt ben 6us 3.
Battalion oeS &eaiments WoroneidJ
bel Siduliaputii 81 beiteben batte,
tbeilnabm, ole @orednee in oieiem
Sample ipie folgt:
9as @etnatter Ger Saloen miro
pernommen. Sbre 9eoeutllna fennen
mir nidt. Iuf Dem linfen SsliieeI
unlerer Foiition miro Elm Slaggen.
iignal gegeben. Gas gan8e go.
taiaon befinoet iib i'm 3uitanoe
bo6Iter Spunnlns. @ieoer elm
Stenal. aein 3peifel: porparts
beiBt es. Gas Battalion erbebt li6,,
nod penige Iugenblide, uno es
ltiirmt i'm 2aufidritt Dor. @ir
itiirmen einen Berg binauf. Shon
boren mir 9ugeln iummen, bas felt.
Jane 8erdui6 miro init ieoem Wo.
ment Itdrfer. Stumm uno lautloS
geben mir poriparts. Yloblih err.
t0nt elm Sbrei: elm 8efreiter Der
5peiten aonlpusnie lit berpunoet--
bus erite Spfer. @ir iteigen i'm.
mer bober unb bbber, mie Elm Clip.
brud lest es lid auf Die Seelen,
eneer brdneen iid Sffi5iere uni
Wanni6aiten aneinanOer. Gur8 Dor
Gem Grreifen bes gergeipieIs ma.
den mir auf einige @tinuten Salt.
Gin Gommanoo-unb wieber gebt es
in milber Soit porpGrts. Hun
erreid,en mir Die @ipfel unb ieben aui
go big 0adritt Den Seino Dor inns.
'Si" f'irdi' lies Seuer empiiinat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
9rGEoent &%ppiepeit bat elei6

fiututHl JtopISpt" DNt SNND
.SsSa" un0 yImen" Do5u eeIogt, oils
tim bie SeIe9oten 5ltr Sriebens'
@onferen5 Die Sbee lrtterbreiteten, er
iple Die gnregung SIT einem meitere1l
iaternotionulen 6riebens.Gongrel'
seben. @ie if0n 8os iid paBtl
Sebt gernDe Dor Der @abl fam Der
gutbuno, meId)er bier IN Dubuque
rn0 anOersmo ii6er Die Ser
gr0Berung Ser Slotte uto
Die g otbmenbigf zines
groBen Scores mlo Die @ | d'
tigfeit beS SolOate II
tbumes 10 aroBmGlllia 9epreoi9t
bot, iid dis ben rlcibbaftigen 6rte-
benSengel" prpflomiren. @as bod
10 elm Iurtei- Yplitifer nidt ~leiitel
fam, ipIbit nenr er megen oes Erd'
fiOenten. Nemtd)eus lid ais d)arafter'
Ioier &erl betuuOet. I'm oaS amt
5u crqottern, idrei6t er belIte nit
,trieqeriid = blntigcr NtilitGrismns,
Tinte" unb mpr9Pn ipielt er aitf Der
ErieOenSitalmci qor iiiB.tlingenoe
Reiien. 60 elm altirpS!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-04
Gin mphlmeinenber Trennb meinte

Gin mublmeinenSer Srenno meInte
fiirslid, mir ioQten mebr iiber Ole
Gncpclifa 8apit 2eu's bes Grei5ebn'
ten "nervus rerum' lhreibet.
Benn cine iolde gncpclifa Dee
&apiteS porbanoen lit, 10 miro lie
iiderli6 oarii6er banoeln, oaB DE
2eltte mebr fatbolti6e 3eltur9er
balten iolen rno ben fatboltId]er
9lGttern mebr "nervus rerum'
ididen iouen. @as Die gncpcltfd
"rerum novarum" anbelungt, 10 II
bieie in Der fotboliiderl Rrelie mob
ihon 6fters beipro6en ipproen.