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The Washington herald., 1911-08-07
Peach Ice Cream.

Pare and remove the stones from
twelve good sized ripe peaches. To do
this easily put them into a wire basket,
plunge them a moment into boiling water
ard rub off the skins. Press peaches
through a colander. Put a pint of cream
in a double boiler over the fire. when
hot add one cupful and a half twelve
ounces) of granulated sugar and stir un-
til the sugar is dissolved. Stand aside to
cool. When cold add half a teaspoonful
OF bitter almond f1avoring; turn the mix
ture into the can, adjust the handle, and
pack. Turn slowly at first. then more
rapidly until the mixture Is frozen. Un-
fasten the handle, remove the lid, and
aoo the peaches. Cover. adjust the ham
die, and turn slowly until the mixture
is again frozen. Remove the dasher.
replace lid. fasten the hole in the top
with the cork, repack the can, using
coarser ice and half the first quantity of
salt. Drain of water and pack can all
over the top. Cover with a piece Of
brown paper and throw over a blanket
and stand aside for one hour and a half.
1t is then ready to serve.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07
LATEST FADS OF
FASHIONS RANCIES
japanese Crepe TOweling Is
Pretty Morning Bag.

Even the woman with a great many
bags is likely to find that she hasn't
just the right thing to carry with her
simple morning tub gown. Bags Of rich
brocade and Oriental embroidery are GER
tainly not the thing, and the exquisite
lace bags that are SO much in vogue are
equally out Of place. An appropriate and
roomy bag to carry with a blue or white
linen morning frock may be made from
the inexpensive but simple Japanese
Grape toweling. known for its artistic
merits. This pretty material, with its
graceful designs, comes with the white
figures on the blue ground and vice versa.
The bags can be made up in any style
one desires and lined with whatever ma
terial one prefers, though white china
silk. white cotton Grape, or thin blue linen
would be in keeping with the outside.
Imitation ivory rings or imitation Jade
rings, equally inexpensive, are just the
thing for handles.
Silk Gown Is Useful.
II the shopper. taking advantage of the
sales. is aiming to pick up at a reduced
price some particularly ultra creation
which originally cost much, let her keep
her eyes open for a little suit of change
able taffeta trimmed with ruches of the
Same SiIh, oEs II Sne prefer, rucheS OF
velvet, which are equally smart. Also,
since quantities of narrow fringe are
used as trimming for the tailored gowns
turned out by most exclusive modistes,
ii also behooves her who would be we'll
dressed on a limited income to be on
the lookout for fringe trimmed crea-
tions.
Now that low necks are so generally
worn, women are not so anxious to burn
and blister their throats as they were
few seasons ago, whence II follows
that wells are now permitted to the ten
mis- player. The best yelling for this pur-
pose is mousseline de sole. which is sold
by the yard A wide piece split and
hemmed can be adjusted so as TO leave
an opening for the eyes. while the face
and throat are protected from the hot
sun.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07

This little frock has the yoke in two
styles. One is square, extending all the
way across the front, and the other
makes a shallow point in the center.
The skirts are plainly gathered and
attached to the lower edge of the yoke
Batiste, lawn, and gingham are the
materials usually employed in making
these dresses.
The pattern, 5547, Is cut in sizes one
half to three years. Medium size re-
quires two yards of 36-inch material.
with five and one-half yards Of inser-
ton and one and one-fourth yards of
edging.
The above pattern can be obtained by
sending 10 cents to the office of this
paper.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07
DELICIOUS WAYS
OF USING PEACHES
Two Recipes that Wilk Be
Found SeasOnable.
Peach Mousse.

One cupful OF cream, one cupful OF
mashed peaches, one-half cupful Of su-
gar, one teaspoonful of almond extract.
Whip the cream and squeeze the peaches
through one Of the wire potato mashers
or through the finest knife in food chop
per. Canned peaches may be used, and
II not sweet enough use more sugar. Add
the sugar and mix all together well, then
put into a small pail or one-pound coffee
can; or even a quart glass jar will do.
Cover and stand inside large kettle, so
there will be about three inches all
around between the inner and outer re-
ceptacle. Then pack all around (solidly)
with the usual mixture Of ice and salt,
as you would do an ice cream freezer.
Cover with an old rug and set aside for
two hours. No turning of the crank and
repacking and really takes but little
time to make Any fruit may be used.
Raspberries, Strawberries, and pineapple
are all good used this way. Use cup
full OF whatever is chosen. This prepara-
tion is called mousse, and is much better
than any other kind Of ice cream. and
less trouble to make. Don't use the
almond extract with any other fruit than
peaches.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07
Raspberry Shortcake.

One quart flour. two and one-haif tea
spoonfuls baking powder. two table
spoonfuis butter. one egg. two table,
spoonfuls sugar. two cupfuls milk. Make
q thick batter. spread In pan. and bake;
when baked cut. making two cakes.
Crush one box raspberries. spread be-
tween and on top OF cake. and sprinkle
sugar on. then whip one-half pint Of
cream for top of cake ana serve
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07
Substitute for Bodkin.

II bodkin is not at hand. an excel
lent substitute Is a wooden match.
First strike the head: let 1t blaze a
moment and blow out the flame. Cut or
break of the burnt end. then wrap the
ribbon or tape firmly about the end Of
the matchstick and push It through the
hem. as is done with a bodlSin. II held
firmly, the tape or ribbon will not slip.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07

Most of the tub frocks are made en-
tirely without lining, and especially so
for linen, easement cloth, and the more
solid type of cotton which is just now
in demand for coat and skirt costumes.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07

This, s,charmingly simple dancing frock
for a young girl is of plain and en-
broidered silk muslin. Half the waist
and the overskirt are of the embroid-
cry. and the other half of the plain ma
terial.
The empire bow OF black velvet rib
bon gives a character touch" No pat
tern of this design is obtainable.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07
A BUSINESS PUZZLE.

/. Tad prod horad owl now.
2. Dang Robert, caper kid.
3. Let r Kodd cut ham.
4. Mob had snug barrl.
5. Run Tes tot cuss at diet.
6. All drole coon wants tin tag
hunts.
Z. Oh st Mic now here.
s. Nora fry ices top scope.
9. Dog gon near scrappy mans
note.
10. Cops may ask Damn.
II. Ida told man run Me.
IL. o fl Ruth burn cue.
13. Red gos ropes let up.
IA. o bi Hec lets tune.
Is. Horns def Jacs hot.
16. Eli ate cut ham Rob.
II. T RS gun old Ned's roole.
Is. Oh no lam idler.
19. Ads on Mans nocks.
20. His nude old man lacs war.
81. Vann U kiss boni nag.
%. Can dad ] or no.
%. Nah chaw Dom.
"a. Her rest is up.
25. Ralf robed diners.
26. So fond as corn dope.
27. Calls does us genuine re-
form.
%. L rap Klan.
20. Crac so jerr throbb.
80. Not Dies amen.
81. Apt Hazel.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
When Girl In of Are

Anxious Reader-Eighteen years is the
age when a girl ceases to be under the
legal control of her parents in the Dis
trict.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07
Steet Car EtfQuetfe.


May-O There is no rule of etiquette
that compels a woman to give another
woman her seat in a car; therefore, there
is no age limiting this custom. A woman
Of fine instinct and gentle breeding who is
young will always offer her place to a
white-haired woman, or one carrying a
baby, an armful of bundles, or one who
has an appearance of being Ill.
C2) There is also no rule concerning her
giving an old man a seat. 1 have often
seen a young woman offer an aged and
infirn man her place on q street car, and
no one could help admiring her thought
fulpesss in doing SO.
q You should not say Yes, a'am,"
but Yes, Mrs Brown or mo. Mrs.
Brown"
a. In inviting folks to call by all
means say Come to see u.s." including
your mother in the invitation II you are
asking for a visit from women near
enough her, age to be congenial society
for her.
1 am grateful that I have been Of
help to you upon former occasions and
appreciate your kind words.
Watermelon Rfnds.
C. T. L.-Watermelon pickles-Pare OF
very carefully the green part of the rind
Oh BOOu, Tlpep HrI WdtcfIlclOH, tfiil
of the red core, cut in pieces one or two
inches in length or in fancy shapes,
place In a porcelain kettle In proportion
of one gallon rinds to two heaping tea
spoons of table salt and water to nearly
cover, boil until tender enough to pierce
with a silver fork, pour in coiander to
drain, and dry by taking few pieces In
the hand at time and pressing gently
with, d crash towel. Continue adding
r!nds as melons are used at table
Those added must be In the bottom Of
the jar and hot sirup poured over them
Immediately. Make a sirup Of one quart
cider vinegar TO three pints Of sugar,
boil. skim, and pour over the fruit boil
Ing hot. repeating each day for five days.
The fifth day put the rinds In the boil
ing sirup and boil for fifteen minutes.
CD Watermelon meat preserves-To one
pound OF watermelon meat add three
quarters pound granuiated sugar, some
green ginger Zone or two small pieces),
and several slices Of lemon. Let II boil
until thoroughly cooked This II q most
delicious preserve and tastes much like
preserved peaches and Is certainly much
cheaper this season,
Suffrage Society.
Lil-rhere Is Woman Suffrage Society
IN Washington. writs TO Miss Alice +,
Jenkins. the Bureau Of Llghthouses, De-
partment Of Commsrcs and Labor
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07
Suffrage Society.

Lil-rhere is Woman Suffrage Society
In Washington. Writs 70 Miss Alice T.,
Jenkins, the Bureau Of Lighthouse, De-
partment Of Commsrcs and Labor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Herntsitae ipirS aerGmnnt.

Sermoiillo, Sonbra. 16. 01ai.
SermoiiIlo, Die Sauptitabt oes
5taates Sonora, nurbe BON ben
8~egierunass Sruppen serdumt. Ser
General Sorres. Rilitdrs 9ouberneur
tnn Sonora. fubr nit Der aus 500
Wann beitebenben Garniion per Son=
oer5ug na6 @udpmas al.
90 iteben 500 aufriibreriihe gd-
auiz Snoianer unb mebrere Hebellen=
banhen Dor Der Stabt, unp nan ers
ipariei. ba6 lie nob Dor ginbru6 Der
Nadt in Die Stabt ein5ieben iperben.
@uapma 8. Sonora. 10. Wai.
Ser Stant Sonora piro Sen Res
6eller Iberldiieu unh Die 8esierunss>
truppen iperheu in Der 5tdot Rerito
conScntrirt. gs hefinben iih geaens
ipdrtis MIR $50 &eeierunssiolbnten
in @unDmas. Sic itdotiihen 9es
amten. ipelde eiuen Nnsriff Der
9aquia Snbiarer auf Die Stabt be-
iiirfter. baben ale itdotii6en Inses
itelten beipnffnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
6cf6dftsfh6rcr: Soren, @omner.

mad alien 2nnbest6eilen berianbt.
Cine iebe Nationals uno Staatss
ganf. iopie iebc Eriiits Company, Die
auf Der Cite bes Shasamtes itebt,
tperoen zines Der anttIiden Girtuldre
ioipie Sormulare fir Insebote auf Die
Bombs erbulten. Inn cine moglifit
ipeit9ebenSe 8etbeilieune beg @oIfes
an Den Subiriptionen 81 ersielen,
pirD bas SGnsnmt 3ablungen auf
Bic Bombs in 9befs unb III 1oitans
ipeiiunaen annebmen. Scbermaun,
Der bem Snfel Gam ettpd 500,
$500, $1,000 ober mebr @clb auf
Sduib6onbs 81 brei Yro5eut .Sinicn
leiben mill, fam ale gin5elbeiten
leidlt erfnbren. inbem er bel Der ibm
sunddit l~iesenSen gfationals pber
Stnatsbanf ODER elmer 3ruitsG ompanp
grfmbierneen ett5iebt. 2eute nit
flcinen Nngeboten iperben bel Der
austbsiluns Der Bombs ben gorous
erhalteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Jn GenSeu.

2onbou, gnslonb. Is. Wat. -
8aiier @ilbelm. &aiierin @ugnite
Sictorio nnb Yrin3eiiin 8ictoria
Sitiie, Die III Der taiierlifen Sud)t
.Soben5oaern" in Sbeerneb nnfamen,
ltno na1 Sonbon gefabren unb tplirs
Den nit elmer Segeiiterung empfanz
gen. Die beutli6 Denies, ipie Der &uiier
periOnli6 in Gnglaro beliebt lit. Sic
beutid,en 9dite iperben bier cine
8ode BET a0nig George unS Der
&Dni9in Warp gu 8eiid, meilen. Gin
SmiptarunO ibres Sommens mar Der,
bdb lie Der gntbiilung bes Hationuls
Terminals Der &Dnigin 8ictoria beis
tpobnen poaten. Der 8onig unb Die
aonigin unb anbere Iitglieoer Der
britii6eu fpnisli6en Samilie ems
pfin9en Die 9eiu6er auf benz gictoz
rio gdbnbof unb aibren Iqe 5uiams
men mad benz Buckingham Yalair.
9onbon. IS. Wai. - Sas arose
Matipnal<G enfmal fir &onigin Iictoz
ria bon England, tpelfes aui benz
Ylase o Dem Buckingham Yaldit err
riftet lit, tpiirbe am 10. Weni bon
&Dnis @eprg feierlih entbiiIIt. 9ei
Dem prlinfnollen @eibeaft maren &aiz
ier @ilbeIm. 8Dniein Iarb. iotpie
5ablreife NitslieDer bes britiI6en
unb bes Delti9eu Serri6erbauies
5ueeeen.
0as mdftiee @ictoria : Senfmal
itelt it'd als cine tpeite 8runnenz @nz
ldee oar. in beren Ritte ii6 elm bo6es
Warmor> YiebeitaI erbebt, bas big 3u
20 Retern Sobe uniteiet. &Dnisin
gietoria lit iiBeno bareeitent, bas @ez
iiht Dem seseniiberliegenScn 8udinee
bams Halait 5u%seipenbet. rleber ibr
erbebt lid duf Der Spite bes Gent
malls Die 9ronseitatiie elmer Siegess
9ottin. Sic Heliefs an Der grunnens
g%infaiirns briiden ipmbolii6 Seea
berrihuft. Sdnbel unb Snbuitrie aus.
Sas Senfmal lit elm 8erf beg gilbz
bauers 8rods.
Iuf Die Senfn,als : gntbiiIuna
folste elm prdhtiges militdriiGes
Sdduitiid. Sic in Weaiien 6eranaez
5p9enen Srnppen unb WarineIolbaten
murihirten in 8alnparnbe an Dem
&0nis unh Dem 8aiier porbei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Die ,DentieblanS" 3critSrt.

8erIin, 16. @tai. - @agen,eis
mes Sebauern rlft Die &unbe aus
Siineloorf beIpor, bob oas meme
3eppelin' Idle Sufti6ifi .Seutidlano
IL, nelfes at Stele bes i'm Seutoz
burger @dlce Iseideiterten 2ufttreus
gers in Sriebrhebafen sebaIt tpor>
ben. nernihtet tpurbe, ais es 81 elmer
Eaiiagierfabrt bereitsema6t werben
iolte. InIdBlih Der aatnitropbe
.siebt iih aberntals sroBe Spmpntbie
fir ben @rafen Zeppelin funb, peldber
bonn lln9liid formlih perfolst 5u lperz
ben ifeine. Mber es mebren iid aud
Stimmen, welae lid, babin pernebmcn
iaNen, baF bic nnsefiise 9r6fe mnS
Starrbeit Der guftiegler npm Seppes
lin -3pp beren gcruenbuns rnpraf.
it'd made.
Ser llniaa ereisnete ii6. als Die
vSeutiflano" fir einen Yaiiagierflus
aus Der Gale sebradt nurbe. In
goro ~befdroen iih dht Yaila9iere,
bier Wdnner nnb bier Srauen, Die be-
alIem in Der elesanten Sabine iabeu.
2ie 8emannung maj uii &piten, unb
200 9eute bielten bic 2eitieue felt,
lpdbrenb DER mdd1tiee 2uftiesler langs
lam aus Der Saae berporfam ur1o
untcr Dem Sride bon ii6er enter
balben Ylilion aubiffuB @aiieritoffz
gas Iif bon ieinen Seiieln gu be-
freien itrebte.
Sn Dem 4ugenblide. als Dag Cuff
id1iff aus Der SaQe mar, ipurbe es bon
einem beftigen 8inoitob sesen, ben
Gus9ana 5uriidsetrieben. Sur6 Den
Inpral ipurben mebrere gallonetteu
in Der groben Iluminumbiiue gum
8eriten 9ebrad)t uub paburh bas
@leidgepi6t Des 2ufti6iffes eeitDrt.
Sic 5%ipeibunbert Damn an ben 9eit@
ieilen bielten nit per5ipeifelter Strait
feit, bod iparen lie mndtlos geaen ben
8inD. Gin ipeiterer @inbitoB bob
Sas gauge 2ufti6iff in Die Sobe u,p
lieB es auf Die gebaduns Der 8aIpns
Sule fallen. Ser &iel bra6 mitteu
blr6 urb Der &umpf blieb bdngen
iiber cine gde Der 8eoadbung.
Sn bieier eefabruollen Gage ipurben
Die Yaiiasiere uno Die Mannidaffen
bcftig purhriittelt. ieooh nift lhmer
pcrleBt. Sic itdbtiide Seuertpebr
tparb ihleunisit our steIle aeruien.
2eiieru lpurben gu Sobe bes gaQpns
binan sele9t uub Die Shiiitriihigcn
nus Dem @rad bes 2uftieslers befreit.
Sns 5ertriimmerte Sufthiff hattie
cine 2dngc BON 146 Weter. Surhs
meier IA Meter uuo 9asirbalt 49,
900 Gubifmeter. He6en Der Be-
labune tonnten "a 8aiiasiere mits
fabren.
Bon Den 9liftihiffen. pie 8rai 3eps
pelin sebaut bat. iinb 3 1. 3 2. 3 3,
3 4 unb Die alte unb Die ne,te
> Seutitlanb" scideitcrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

benz 1. Suni an bentiiliouiren. re6tz
5eitig iiberaa i'm 9anbe befaunt tper<
ben ipirb, Inn Die 8affen ruben gu
laiien. lit cine pihtige Srage. Sm
Horben biirfte bies leidt gu erreihen
iein. ihtpieriger ieoof in Den iiibliden
Staaten, tpoielbit Sauieube bon Snz
iur9enten umberihpdrren, bon benen
@iele Idbero uiht truuen. i'm ioaar
bdiien. GO lit baber ni6t nit Be-
itimmtbeit gu iaseu. Oh pieie iiiblideu
S%niurseuten Die Srieoens : g~ebingunz
gen. pie o Der ss8esierung porz
9ei6lasen, mterseidmen perben.
Nan slaubt ipear. bab i6tpere @es
fpaltmittel in Inmeuouns se6rdtt
tperben miiHen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
(Spesials @orreIponSens.)
,lmS Sent ,,Smnflsn" uliftels
alter.

garis. s. Mai. - 9uf elm ieltcz
mes SubilGum fonnte seitern Die alte
ebrtpiirbige 8utbebrale 0 H m 8,
zines Der d D NIT n firfltfen 8au>
iperfe Sranfreih's unb pieueidt grros
pas iiberbnupt. 3%uriidhliden. Sic
Sniiabe ber &atbebrale NIT ibren brei
Yortalen, elmer Seniterroie. grtaben,
5ablreifen Stntuen urp 3elieis lit elm
aldn5enpes 9eiipiel poIlenoet burdees
fiibrfer Sriibeotbif. sic pirb bon
5tpei S1.5 Dieter boben SduIen flans
fiert, Die bel benz granoe bon 1851
ibre Spisen einbiibten. 9as Snnere
Der aatbebrale lit 139 Neter lang,
big 49.5. Reter brett. 80 Meter bod
mno beitebt aug einem breiihiffisen
Gmerbaus, einem ~sleidyfdus breiihifs
figen 2dnebdus rnb eiuent pon fiirf
&apellen ~umgebenen Choir. Die Stride
ert6dlt tplnberpoue @emdIbe, foitbdre
8obelins. alte 8%lasfeniter. cine nlte
SreeI unb cine, reife Sfaefammer.
9is CUR frdn5oiiI6en 8enolution entz
belt Die Stride bag beriibmte 8eimier
gpdnselienbud, nuf pelhes Die frans
5oiiiden 8onise ben GID ablesten.--8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

Gbicago, Su., 20. Wai. - Uie
@eieGi6aft CUR Nusbreitung Der fas
tboliifen Stride (gntbolic gburt
@rteniion Societp) erldbt auf Sas
@elud eines bodbtp' item 8ii6ofs bin
cine @arnuns an bas Yriblifiim nit
ge5ug auf cine Srau. ipelfe ii1 cine
Sroenslhipeiter rtennt unb IN ben
g~ereinisteu Staaten FIR elm 8aiiens
beim in Masta coneftirt. Ser dpos
itoliihe Yrdfeft bon 4lasfa erfldrt,
Die Seripn, tpelte in Der Sbat friiber
einem Shtpeiternorben a%nseborte.
babe obiolut fein Redt our auinabme
elmer iolfen golefte. Srosbem bat
lie bereits cine gn5abl bon 9i05cien
bereiit limb in benielben bebelltenbe
@elobetrGee em~pfan9en. gr5biibDfe,
8iidofe. Yrieiter unb Saien iperben
Surt Die catholic Ghur1 ggteniion
societb" oor Der S9ipinolerin ses
pornt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
0ettssSienft iiir Sic
y6wSlter'|.

Icm Yorf. 10. Iaat. - gns
ldbfi9 beg Sabresta9es Der ginmua
iteruus bes alien ~. 8esiments Dor
so Sabren. pobnten seitern Nadmitz
tag 400 IitalieSer Ser Hetp yorfer
Electromagnetic unter Commando bes
Sberiten Dem 8otteSeienit in Der ct.
Yatrid' s&atbebrale bel. Ste Rannz
ihafteu periummelten ii1 in Der
8affenballe bes 8esiments an Column.
bus gpe. unb 50. Ctr. iinb purben
inter Srommels mnb Yfeifentlans Die
Siinfte 4pe. biuinter 5iir Stride ses
fiibrt. Iiier. 10. s. 9anele empfin9
bic Sruppe an Der 8irfentbiir nno
entbot ibr ben 8i0fonlmen. Sie
Yrebist rpuroe bon Migr. S. q. Cons
noup. benz 8aplan Ses 8ceiments ses
balten. urh nit Dem semeinihaftliden
Gbiineen beS Gborals .@roBer 9ott.
mir loben Sid" erreidte Die 8ebddts
nibfeier ibr Gnhe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Die psrlaee lber GlIab'Ge tt'
rinoeft anoenemiitet,.

Berlin. 10. Wai. = Nadb
Iarsen Gerbanolunsen nabm bas
Gomite bes Hei6Stases bic @orz
Iaae Der 3esieruns 6etreffs elmer,
@erfaNung fir gliabs Gotbrinsen an.
Die llnteritiisuns Der Soaialiiten
murpe babur6 erlaust. bab bas
Ylurdl : Stimmreft fallen 9elaiIen
tpiirbe. Der uripriinslide G%nttpuri
beitinlmte. bab Die untere 8ammer
aus Wtitsliebern beiteben iolte, Die
our6 allsemeine @abIen erforen fpers
ben iolten. Bel oielen 8ablen ious
ten Wdnner bon 35 Sabren ober bars
iiber 5pei Stimmen unb iolhe bon
iiber 40 Sabren brei Stimmen baben.
Sds Centrum nurne fir Die Mab>
nabmc aepcnnen bur1 8useitanbniiie
bon NeligionsireiAeit urh cine Gbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
praRSsnt Gait
sesen Mnihlme BON Huitbeantter an
bic american federation Of
2abpr".

Sarrisburs. ga. IA. Mai.-
Sn elmer beiite Dor Der 10. SabreSpers
iammllins Der Sruberitaft Der @iiens
babn5usbeoieniteten sebalteneu Heoe.
erfldrte Yrdiibent Saft. oab er 9eaen
ben aniddub bon Srieftrdsern uno
anoeren 1oitbeamten ar bic Miner
lean federation Of 9abor" lei. Sieie
Traee pirb iniolse etrer bon equator
Ga SoIette eiu9erei6ten Vorlaee i'm
gongreb our Seipredaing selansen.
Yrdiioent Gait erfldrte ii1 ais
@egner Der inter 9oitbeamten um lid
ereiienoen Seneeuns boberen 2obn
rnb before Mrbeits > 8ebinsun9en,
bur6 Gni6lub an bic or9auiiierte
Grbeit gu er3tpirsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Die mcItitaSt Berlin.

gerlin. II. Mai. Ser prcus
Bii6e 2anotus nabm seitern Die Sprs
lasc an. bur6 ipeltc Gin Susenb @nrs
table abiorbirt unb Der Stabt Berlin
eiuperleibt perben iouen. Sas biers
bur6 sei6affene ~@rpbs9 Berlin" pirb
mebr als 100000 giupobrer 5d6s
len unb in ge5us aif @robe iortan
BEN britten Ylae einnebmen. 9is
iest itanb es an iediter Stele. aber
in 3uflnft nerben uur 9oubon unb
Sem Yorf GROCER fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

@ibbcforb. 0e.. IA. Iai. =
8iihoi 9ouis =. @alib bon Yortlanb
bat ied,S Nitelieber rSmiid : tatbos
lii6er &irhsn in Siobeioro unS
9eipiiion IN Den ganu getban. neil
lie cine Yetitien su 6unitsu elmer in
Der Staats : 2esislotur einsebradten
Bill unter5ei6net batten. lpona6 Dem
@iidof Die Gontrolle iibcr pas Girdenz
eisentbum Der 0io3eie &ortlanb ents
5oasn unp iolhe Gontrnlle elmer Sirefz
toren : @eborbe ~unteriteut perpen
iolte. Die betreifenbe @erfisun9
bes 9ii6ofs rpuroe beute IN alien
fatholifhen &irden Der 9io5eie Eorts
lamb nerleien. (9ieie Sepeihe lit
NIT 0oriiht aui3urebmeu. - Die
Neoaftion.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Ams nterife.

Suares. 10. Ylai. - @s lit
enbgiltis beihloHen porben. baB
Srancisep S. Iabero. Sr.. crit baum
oie Stabt Merifo betritt mann Der
Winiiter De Ia Sarra prupiioriifer
Trdiipent lit.
Iegieo 9itp. IS. Mai. -
Sb Die Seripredung Dor. Yrdiibent
dag unb wtees Yrdiioent 9orruI. sor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

- Der 1eser Wilitdrballon Bar
iepal II" fpurbe am IS. Wai IN 9its
terfelb our9 einen @inoitoB 5eritort.
unb ieiu Sibrer. iopie Elm Sberlents
iaut iperoeu lcidt perlest.
Sic Sweiss SremiIatipnen bes
S.sI. 3utionalbunpes nebmen in
elmer 8eiolution enereii6 Steluns
aeeen Die 8iafirberrihaft BEG Gins
fpanberunss : gommif1Grs Biuiams.
Seiien Gbiesuna seforbert tpirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
tIeme 1scsiermness1lnIeihe.

@aibin9ton. 8. g.. is. Wat.
9as Shasamts ,9epartement bat
II Toitidde. seiiiat nit Gufiorbe>
runaen gu allsemeinen Seihnunsen
aui bic Bombs Der neuen Heeierunsss
Gnleibe int @etraee bon $50.0o0.000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
lSpc5ialS Gorreipnuben5.)
gentfbrs A4erlei

Die beutise Romantif am Gbctn. -
Die iiebeu aspptiifen 9lasen &C.
ringer ais Der jebise gntps llnfus.
Die yNitter bonn ~itinfenbcit
Sos. - 8pit &reoit grieie. =
Scr ,sabme" 1. Mai. - n9aft-
tntiher."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

mahurs. ipona6 Sic fran3oitide
Sprate amtIi6 unb in Sdulen ees
brau6t perDen iou in ienen Siitriften,
mo cine frand0iti6 ipredenbe Seo0ltes
runa lebt.