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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

to Judge Gouthan. ana aOout oatA
turned the horse into the judges steole
lot ana pasture. The stable boy
thought MT. Taylor had the b ,rse. and
his absence was not thought strange
In the morning Ned Coleman. near
Mannboro. was approached by . party
with q proposition to trade horses ne
recognized the horse ana told the party
q, and 'phones his brother. Who was
Assisting in Judge Southslrs court.
which n going on now. The Judge
eelephon.d back to catch the thief At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

October I ~ instructor-inspecfor foS
the North Carolina National Guard.
succeeding Captain A. J. Dougherty.
Eighth United States Infantry. who has
Joined his regiment In the Philippines
Sergeant John waddington- United
States Army. who has been on detail
rs sergeant instructor with the North
Caroliaa Guard from the War Depart
ment for some time. Is 70 quit this ser
vice October I. securing a furiough.
and. later . discharge from the army.
A new Sergeant-instructor from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
U.is. Elects OAeers.

Especial to The Times Dispatch-1
Bristol. Va. September 2z.-The Vir-
ginia woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of Bristol at q meeting "ednes-
day elected the following omcers tor
the ensuing year: Mrs.. W. H. Film
ger, president; Mrs. virginia Parrish
vice-president; Miss Ira Fillinger. Sec
rotary: Mrs. r. H. sheppe. treasurer:
Miss Ethel Eaton. corresponding sec
rotary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
C. HOLLY ACQUITTED.


rrrra e Horoev C1esge AseeS n
1eeo S<Oeeoee6 - Deoso
ts.~ris, 10 Tie Tinses-D.spasch-1
wilmineton. y. C.. september %.
asser having once been convtcteo snc
centenced to be e1ectrocuteo.
HoIiy. q ven known white man % tn.s
sectiou. was aoauisted by . jury =, "a
Fen6or County oe murees. ~
VS. cssses1 tias Holly pee.Snes E
vou,e ~. DdWssa csemweL SaS
~. - A. = m own hotel In thte
eisv % erS1ass a. bedy and HE y!
sviseses Of 10 crime. He 80 o.ss
~ couvSceeA, bot Q new er1al W.
@rsnse6. M SecOnd trial ended II 2
IsssriaI ana shs Seate. fesrsng "
could not Get Q fAir trial here. bee ~
80 removed % rsn6sr Couney. 49,
- 6sfenee secupeA Q verdict % not
SuSlsy. Hosly b stiTl cherged wssh
ssSoH Q ca0stsl crime % Nsyse 80
Noa. aN1 We re0oude9 % Jeu WI
- m m e0aTt oroeSing btu
plsep1 a srSsi here IN Decs0Sss. Heuy
was - oee esoe . Holmes p6eees"'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

SSpuD Au0Dn0 Dgo0uU91g - 49,
SOuUAu0 ~ Souoee tse
g3pecaal - TAs r)0s-0esoes0y
A0e11o- Va. osVoswber ia seo.o
bosSe roooesy ~ yosvSUoseo 49,
ssrouy. a. z Tay6W. ~, wso uSsug
. - ~ Agl31no Q4gUo 0o1sq
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

fspecisi to The Times DispssenI
woodstock. Va. Septemoe'
Miss Mary Lacey Rusn ano
william Boyer. were maf!iec On
day morning 1t O'CLOCK "a 'ns
5000 Church By the brides pastor
Rev Barley. ..
-. AZ this place They VIII, aitef
. soushern bridal trip. make their
home in this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

California Petroleum Corporation, Rich
mond. Va Capital. $1,000 to $4,000. 900.
Thomas B. Gay. president: H. H. Chalkley.
secretary; Ernes, B. FIippen. treasurer-all
of Richmond
Newpor, News Knights Of Columbus Home
ASalA tion, Newport News. Va. c. C..
Mitchell. president: G. Eakins secretary: H.
Leo Knell. James A. Kiiey. II. J. Carroll
all o: Newport News Va
Beaver Creek Mining Corporation Rich
mond Capital. 5000 TO $4,000 FELTON, Dent.
president; Noah H. Savage. second vice
president, both OF Philadelphia. Pa; Fred
erick S. Ruth. secretary and treasurer. New
York: Thomas B. Gay. H H. Chaikley ana
Ernest B. Flippen-au of Richmond
The coving.on-Hsrrison Seed Company
Unep. Petersburg.-ya Va Capital. Slso &c
IS coo Peter ". CovtnEton. president; George
W. Harrison. viee-pres;dent; Thomas Gov.
ins,on. Jr secretary and treasurer-aH OF
Petersburg. Va
pennington Light Company tInc-l. Pen
niI xton Gap Va Capital. $1o0 10 SOU. ;.
H. Less. president: r n. Asfsee; w.
nresident: r. L. Wood. secretary ana tfeaS-
urer-ali Of Pennington Gap. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
capyaUN EAxEs pessexATEO.

CssoseUa Noe9S0oe GOes6
Ra,~teA. 3. C.. september 37.-Nottce
come. from the War Department -
AeSlw~ AaSusans General Gordon smith
sAas Captatu Henry z Eamea. Twenty.
eaeSsA United states infantry. Az
mn ~ q The rise IN War" % ermy
sssssssa. wsu ss0er sss eYx 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

Especial 70 The Tir1eS-Dsspatch-J
Bristol. Va. September 2s-R -.
CIayman. Of Bristol has gone 10
Columbia. e C.. where he viii be sdu-
Gated for the ministry in the Columbia
Thecloglcal Seminary Dr.. r. c. Reed.
one Of the early graduates Of Kiug
College. this city. Is At the head OF the
Columbia ministerial institution
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

any cost. and party set gut 10 ccsc"
him, and did 50. ave or six miles zero"
Nsnnboro He f. q white mau.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
Gay Band

This Famous Band con-
sists of Is Soloists, and will
give Concerts in Industrial
Hall every morning II to
1890 o'clock and also in the
afternoon and night in front
Il <k> rranI efand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

Army Service School At Fort Leaven
worth 10 expected soon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
Con Iess
of Air Graft

Balloon Sensations.
Unrjvalled Aeron2uts.
II Parachute Drops from
One Balloon by , Men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

United States Cavalry Troops.
Expert Marching, Riding. etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
SPECIAL AUCTION

For the benefit Of farmers who wish to test Their heros
he ASSOCIATION has arranged to sell lot of the above soc
auction on Friday and Saturday October nth and lZh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

speetae.l.r .Perry: vcery .. L:k. Erie .
flash hin explosive shells and
battle Rennenber don
U he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
Horse Show

Percheron, CIy d e dale,
Standard Roadster, Thorough
bred, Hackney, Saddle Horses.
Draft Teams, Jacks. etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

ANN on n q e NJ e n +

The management begs say that realizing the great
growth and importance Of the Virginia State Fa that
addition to the great live stock and agricultural exhibits
has searched globe for attractions for this great
event and patrons that all past efforts
viii be far surpassed year. Expense has not been con-
sdered in the Of the greatest OF the
side shows maryes Of the freak house and the worldwide
wonders Of the arenas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

Sheep Show
Viii present nearly 400 head.
all breeds, including the best
exhibit Of the finest flocks in
the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28

HARRY HENRY

Herschoff Russian Dancers.
Marvellous Siberian Troupe.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
DESCRIPTION.

This little dress 10 a practical design
for a number of different materials. 1t
could be made OF striped linen in COM
bination with plain and trimmed with
heavy embroidered banding or lace. or
II would be equally pretty made OF soft
taneta In stripe and plain with the
heavy lace dyed to match the solid
color. Also made Of a fine wolfe or
marquisette II could be combined with
tA1eta and the heavy dyed lace.
A plain kimono pattern Is the founda-
tion OF the waist. which has a sort OF
.collarette with the high collar open In
the front. of plain material. the same OF
which also forms straight cuffs opened
UP the back and trimmed with tiny
velvet buttons. A band Of heavy lace
starting from the belt limo In back
passes over the right shoulder TO the
center front Of the belt and continues
d~iagonally across the small front panel
on the skirt TO the center back. An
other band OF the lace starts a. the
center front of the bel, but passes un.
der the panel to continue around the
sSirt the same as that on the other
side. This band Is stitched TO the gown
only on the upper edge. A fitted band
Of the plain material opened on the left
side with the tiny velvet buttons 10
trim 1t finishes the bottom of the skirt.
while q straight velvet belt completes
the waistline.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
POLICE HAD NO PROOF
m $4,000 GEM Theft.
Isaac Hellman and lsidor Fellman
Are Discharged by Magistrate
Appleton.

Ioaac HeiiInsn and Isidor Fellman who
w0e arrestcd last week charged with
aaNing go % worth of diamonds from
~ diamond house Of Louis stern 4
Company. No. "a John street. were DIS
charged from custody In the Centre
street police court by Magistrate Apple
ton this afternoon for lack II evidence.
Tlw detectives who worked up he case
wSfe unable to furnish my proof Of
th( r aS2ertion, made at the time OF the
ar Ut, ithat Heiiman. who was EN-
idEed In the Stern establishment. stole
tb( ge&h and turned them over to Fell
md =. b.
De Information on which the de-
tedSN4 made the arrests was furnished
byu Jo610h Milovsky. who was, up to
th1e Veslu ago. q partner or Fellman
in vBhe dutomobile business. After the
pa4nsryhtp was dissolved Milovsk,
noonse the Stern firm that he could tel
so4etkAag about the robbery which oc'
cuS red,p November. 1910. In that wa,
the poke were Informed by Milo,skS
that he could furnish proof OF ia. com
pstdty OF his former partner II He'll
maj In the jewel robbery. but thu
proof was not forthcoming.
Holman and Feilman were repre-
sented In court by Abraham Levy an
Aaron Levy. The Magistrate agree,
Win the lawyers that the evidence wa
not sufscient TO warrant holding tn,
accused and they were therefore honor
ably discharged.
The evening world., 1912-04-12

eArrsxs AA.Eo on 70 ,r.,1oDfI.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
HUbby'S PARENTS
Disturbed RABY'S
REPRESENTATION
Md Hubby Went TO Sea
lShore With Party Named
Georgie'-DivoTce!

Mrs.. Olive Eurors Lewis Ned a sui:
n the Supreme Court to-day for a d.
vspce from her tis5ind. Her5er: VIII
ian Low.s. soh o! q wealthy folding hos
msnufac;uror. wa, lives at tie Plaza
1setei. Tho Lewises were married at
R<6 Bank. y. j., 1906. and have a child.
UIrbert william Lewis Jr.. born April
r iuo.
ikrs. Lewis. who is described as young
- atyNctive. charges specifically tha'
~ husband acted improperly with a
vnaXS known az George at the
f~ssvneth Hotel. In Atlantic City, ~ j.,
~ saturday and sunday.
=. Lewis also alleges that her hus-
Id has applied abusive epithets to
-, and accuses him OF boastins OF MS
sutours with other women.
rurther the complaint %rcc'tcs:
-Tba, since the birth OF their child
,bk defendant and his p%arents have
fr1m tint TO time been guilty Of I'M
nrtper conduct toward the child. IN
m uly1hxposlng IL TO the inelemencles
~ pthe weather and In disturbing Its
habits AZ TO sleeping ana eating. IN ~
manner calculated to j%eopordizc ana
impair Its health"
Mrs. Lewis admits that Lewis has
~ ali times since her marriage TO him
asoportcd her In a manner bcntting
her station In life.
william l.. Lewis. father OF the de-
enndant, was seen at his office. No. rs
duane street. by an Evening World
renorter soon after the complaint In
the divorce action was filed.
4 have done everything IN the world
that any man could do for my son and
daughter-ia-law." he said. Il had some
preyious irtimation that my daughter.
ln1aw contemplated suing my son.
las Ear as the charges that my wife
and myself interfered In II way with
the happiness OF the young couple. that
story 10 absolutely unfoundcd. Since my
ron was married have practically sup
ported him and his wife.
wow that she has seen NJ TO bring
this suit I shall advise my son not to
Seeend It. However, he will certainly
opSose any move on her part for a large
usmount Of aiimony."
The evening world., 1912-04-12
ossd Aowsrs would give . pretty
touch at the belt.
Dear Fashion Editor.

Deaf Fashion Editor:
I am nineteen years old. brown hair.
blue eyes and have a high complexion.
I have an empire dress Of plum color
satin made on very straight iincs. a
decidedly pretty dress trimmed witt
crystal beads of the same color. having
q cabochon OF beads back and front.
would like 10 cover 1t with chiffon 10 tbs
knees. II am at a loss as to wha,
color would look pretty over It.
thought chiffon the same color woult
look well. but will cave It to you
NJ. ID. II.
Nithsr self color chiffon or
black would be pretty over your
dress. The tunio could be finished
straight around or Il could be
opened In the front and drapsd In
painter sfssot On the sides, held with
Q oabochon Of beads. The tiny
sleeves Of CHIFFON could be drapsd
nm on the back.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
LEFT 100000 ESTATE.
widow sad C%hilaren to Rcneft
~ AaArew saks E~ortuuc.

~ estate value a. 100000 Is disposed
Of ~ the will OF the late Andrew Saks.
tho merchant, which was filed for pro-
hats te.day by Paul NJ. Heraog. Mr..
Sake died N April :. The viii bears
the date Of March %.
II provides for $500 to he applied to
such charities ms the widow may name.
Isgacies OF Sloo.oo each are given to
the children and $4,000 each to the grand
children. The wild " is to have the In
co1e II the remainder of the estate
! fod lie. but II TO receive only sso,0o n
ye&r n she remsrrios At hys death
the estate II to he divided among the
CHI dren and grandchildren, with nome
pr( risfOs for minor trusts.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
All Q~uestSoRs c0

All questions cs
ccrntnO designs
and materials OF
dresses should be
addressed to the
Fashion p dttor
Of The Evening
World. No pat
terms for designs
In thu column cdn
The evening world., 1912-04-12
900 NAVAL BILL
FAVORED IN CONGRESS-.
Cdnritee 10 Report Appropriation
leasure That Does Not Include
Money for New Warships.

WARRINGTON. AIrl 1.-THE House
HAoai Affairs Committee to-day agreed
60 oepVrt a bill carrying appropriations
80 fNGBtins 3i1o. 100000 Tor maintenance
Ue 0e navy for the COMING This
- not include anything for cJnstruc-
q new tlips. that question siaving
~ lpessrsd until nest Thursday.
The evening world., 1912-04-12

be obtained. but rith the dcscrip-
ton furnished IL 10 a simple matter
20 york out patterns.
a nep and distincttpe feature OF
this department 10 the illustration
Of the different pieces Of the pattern
accessory for the making OF the 0dr.
ment. IL shoes hoo easily the at
trdcftvc design can be executed and
slso ~ as a guide in cutting ones
oscn pattern " such Is needed.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Dear Fashion Editor:
l would like you to advise me how I
have a grayish blue vollc made up 70
evening wear. Am a brunette, twcnt
years old and quite slim. Would 70
making Il over 4 color?
MISS II. II.
Your material 80 marquisstts.
> Mako - mp owe white m~sssalins,
which should be trimmed on the
bottom with q ruff1o Of lace aounc-
ing ten inches deep. Let the blue
bs finished in shallow scallops
around tho bottom. edged with Q
self color soft tafcta plating, ana
fail daintily in owe skirt sf5sct
onto the lace ruf1s. Make the waist
with o low, round neck and drop
shoulder line, with q plating Of
tho taffeta falling over the short
fufflsd sleeve OF lsce. Let . puAln4
Of nns net fnisi the neck, while .
bunch OF tiny shaded old rose COL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

Guuicuelt tritt I'M ,Sutlupf" fir Gpnr
truiirnng, niht Stransultruns
Der Srnits Cit.

SAP Sic SrIit@ Srase nid,t 10 icbr
cine redtlidc mic n,prolild,c lei, nnh
baB Bic Station. bic ichr pohl pic
Strait hobc, cicic Srnec III 6ufrichcnz
itellcubcr &cilc III Ioitn, cine Con-
trollc unD IiifIidt ilbcr bic groScll
SpnOitatc - hcn tleineil @~eihdftez
lcutcn acgenii6cr lei hicic nid,t nDtbi9
nllsilben miii'c. Inn Ilaiuiit,ic 81
pcrbiitcn. lliht uhcr tic ullb boS gcs
Idmntc Scld,GItslcbcu bMrd, TroScl'c
beunrltbioeu hiirfe, - Dic5 lit bas u
lnlb 6 hca uclciteu Irtitcl2. iucld)elt
Grz YrdiiDent Mup'eucit in Der lest
p%Dcbcntlidlcu Nnaaubc beo uSutlpof"
ber6ffcutlid,t. Sic Nlbbnnnluno. Die
Sic Crhnltlna bcs @ciddfts--Ipllen
mir c3 eripiirecn pber rontrollircn?"
briitelt lit, lueiit ciuerieits bnrnllf bin,
boB bns Snlt iid burt)alis nid,t lcbi9e
LID bor Den 9roScu GciddftSbctriebcn
filrd)te. p~orallsacicBt, DAP lie ebrlid
Dr9aniIirt unb 9efiibrt ipcrben, ion
bern nllr Sic Tusbcltllue bcs 4rlbliz
flmna 5u @uniten Der llnternebmcr
nid,t rebr bulbcn lpplIc. Nnbcrrricito
oher fonnc ma burd) @cicec Die
MISUNDERSTANDING unb Den Wodhta
m!iS0rnId) Der ipcniacn anpitnli'tcn Su
llngunitcn Der Wniicn nid,t %pcrbinNcrn
unb Die G~erbdltuiic bon ppr iedl5i9
Sdbrcn nidt iuicher6critellcn. Sn5
babe Die .Iufloiln9" bcs Stanborb
Gel : Srllit5 oe3eiat. Der nddlgelpieics
ncrnaben ieBt mcbr ~ilprire ais opr Der
iosenunnten Iitiloiune, nur bo6 bds
Gel tbeurcr %9eporocn iei.
Hed,t intereiinnt lit. lpaS Hooiebclt
il6er Die beiliidle @irtbidaftapolitif 5u
ingen bat IN bentielben Nrtifel:
.@ir perlpcnben uugefdbr Is Sros
sent i~lnierer 3eit bnraui, ms 9egciz
icitig gu betdmpfen, il1b nm 20 Yrpz
sent bnrdif, unicren Iubcnbanbel 81
heben, ipdbrenb Elm iold 9efdbrlifer
Gonfnrrent ipic Seutid,lunb es 9erobc
limgctcbrt mnd)t. Hiemanh, Der
europa bcreiit, fam lid Ser Grfenntz
niB perldlicBen, baB gambler ipic
Sellt1dlldno lnIerc con1mer3ielIe
Suprcmatie arg seidhrben, nnN anz
nererieits rtlS Sober, Der cilen yer
glcid nit nmerifduiiG,en lno curopdz
iiden &crbdltniiien nugeitelt bat. Sitz
gebcrt bnB unicr taufmdnniides
@aterinl in Se5us nllf Gnergie. Su@
teligen5 unb Sdbigfeiten I'M Ilgcs
meiuen Dem aller anOercn 2dtber ipcit
ilberleseu III; bas 1T gang Defenders
Der SAT- bel ~nnierer jun9cu @encrae
ton, Die i'm ge9riif lit. Die @citnna
bes @cid)dftslcbens bes @anbes IN Die
6Gnbe su ncbmen. 9pdJ mas umic.
ret WeihGftsleuten feblt, UNI Was
3emtihlano in bubem MaRc beiitt lit
ein observation-disclosures Ylan, mad benz
tic pDrsngcbem baben. Wenn lpir
paS il, Ilncrifn beiiscn tpiirDcn. baum
ipiirben mir in Surgeon Den Sanbel
Der 9alSen @elt sllm @ettfam,pf berz
au5fprbern tonncn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
watrtcitswsrte cinss ist9liet,'
ten 2lrbciters.

Gin idlihter Irbciter iprnd, nclllid,
IN elmer &ercins@& eriammlllug IN ct.
Gaul Elm @prt ulls, bas picl Mnbrs
belt in iid bir9t. y"llnicrc fntboliz
idcn Nrbcitcr", iagtc CT, Yiinp pom
Sp5ioli5mu$ nn9eitcdt. mn Oc''ell
Scbrcn aebell ibucn BON Sng 81 Sag
mchr unb mebr in Sleiih mn Slu.
iibcr. Sic Mpblbuhcnheu inter ms,
BIC Ntid)cn ulo 9ail5 %he'nnoerS bic
Gmpprt0mnlingc. iiub ean5 ppm @ciltc
pca Sibcrulismll5 criiilt. ,Scne lppllen
int Sturnrid)ritt bic Seicrung Der
l~pStulcn gage cr6lpin9en urn lpolleli
feline lon9eu ibcoretii6cn Nusciu>
nnberieelmgen. Sicie. Die Nnhdll9er
bcs Sibcrnlionuls, mabnen: yStilc.
title. fem @erduid) 9cnlahI! Die
Venerung fonmt gnn5 bon lelber,
lpcnn ihr brup ulD 5abm ieih." Sieie
Sortc gldllbt meilret5 nit DEM @elp
fpnnlc Die @eideibtbeif qan5 poit
iclber. unD fur ale Nnifldrungsnrbeit
hubcn lie mn Gin mitlcibigc3 9dd)c!n.
Nur lpcnu's init 0reidfleaelu 9c9ct
ncu Sp5ialismu5 gebt, "a iiro JIG po>
Eel. Der SD5iolismils, bna III Der
Scirl0. iun't niht5, - nla oh DieIer
ltid)t Dor IQem cine Splqeerideinun9
Der imncreu arnnfheit Der 0ciellld,aft
pdrel Sm llcbrigen 1tehsn tic ben
beutiaen Sd,ubcu Der 0cielfIthait pers
itdnbniblos 9egenitbcr utlo glaubcn,
nit unl1ercm 0crrgott an gnoe Der
@rldnifuna Der @cit Iaaen 81 tonz
men,: llub Ilc5 it gut. limo Bel 10
piel llnper'ranb nni olen Seitcu
SpSiaipolitif 5u trctbe1, oas III Gin
Gclpaltigc5 Stiid glrbcit, bel DEM man
lid, Dor Slllem nit Gebulb ipnppnen
muB."
Sa5u bcmertt scr .&anberer":
~ySir bnbcn bicicn @orteu cines
miircn in Ser Irbeitertelpe9ung
iGchenben Wannc@. Der ielbit unucrs
b%roiien mitbilii, %cri1dnbuiB 81 tuedelt
fiir Die Np~tblpcnbig.eit Der i~pSidlen
Vclcbrung unb Sdulung, nidis bciz
5uiiigen. Nur 10 picl: &enu es IN
elmer @roBitohl lpic ct. Ynul nid)t
mDglid 5u iciu id)eint, nlcbr ais
bDd,ifcns eiu babies Sllsenb Yrie'ter
filr Die SoSialrefprm - mir molciI
uidjt in9cn begcirtrn, %iunbern mir 81
intcrc1iicrcil, hnrn brdld)t MAJ lid
iibcr Die lnlgiamc G%ntwidlung nnic~
rcr 9elpcgung nid)t mebr 81 lullns
bern. Sa bclieu cinitlucileu Die err
prpbteiten Organizations : Icthppcn
nid,t. iplan9c nift Gin nllberer @ciit
%tin3iebt. llnh haa gcidiebt nidt bon
bcutc allf morgcn. Sarum MIR nid)t
anSu iliirnIiid, mlr nid)t 10 balb pers
,a9tl Sid 6cgnil9cu nit ben Sriidls
ten itillerL mlauiidlli9en, 5iel6cipubterl
&irtcns,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
yIeSte Sriefs."

Giht ipcnigcr ais 10,G29,716
3ricfc mo Hntcts nurbcu I'M &Guie
'co periloilencu ,nbrc9 non Scr @Soir.
t6tbcilung iiir io9crnmnrc .tnatc
5ricic" 8coffnct, mn bcu Nauicu oc9
l6icnOcra 81 Crnlittcln. Su5 III rod,
inc 3obl. DIE lid b0rcu ldbi. Hciocr
il aud, bic &oit ridli nllpiWcuo; cilcn
lcincn SirBcr8cia bruiht Tic INNER
in, ppntit tic ircilid and nod ona
ELECTROMAGNETIC. in bi"lpciirn @uus
hcrtares ~lciici. Nnh bieamnl III c5
;cliinacn bnn bcn crirdhutcr 5cbu
RiQioncn J,SS9.Ti0 Vricic mn
snfctc nb5ulicfcrn, ubcr nus hcm Hcif
ION immcrbin nod mehr nl5 1000,
300 foiu,tc lclbit Der finbigitc 3cumtc
liot flug tpcrbcn. 0on5 unlipnit mar
ioer Die Nrbcit aud nidlt, bcnn in
'3,1o1 9ricisn inuo lid, @cib i'm &c
ammtiucrtb bon S64.303, lropol,
inidlicblidI Boirmnrtcn. S36.69a
ildngcls Hamcnsnnanbc Den Giaen~
hiineru nid,t SuAcifclt lpcrocn fonls
en-. limo MN fonnrt Gin Yoifcn. Der
inter prn Scariii ~uuniipc arbeit"
dllt. lleber II WillIoreu Yolttarten
mo suIihtspoltfartcn puresn per-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

tiimnlcl unb @ciGrci; benn Dciu9tcr
NipdCl inll Elm Yhpnncmcnt pprItelIcn.
Iu Der Stuht lit man Dies noriirlih
llid't ntcbr Nelpobnt liuh lpilrbc nit
3obngclGd,tcr bc0riiBt, abcr bier III
Dies ctlpn3 unbcrcs unb cil Nngcbpt
cinco Ncllafcn, ben Der &iloun02s
nrnn9 irci6t, ciuc 3cituma 5u lcIcn,
miro nid)t nl;>NSIfl0otu. Sic 6crreu
GplleAcn, Der Nerr Gbti Hchattcur uro
Ger Srufcrci = Sirtttor, illd)cn Dem
Wnnn OiIrf @ciaircn bc2 Thonncz
mcntss &rciic2 hnrSutbun, oub Der
ScGcl tcincn Grobcu Mcrth 6n5c u.lb
uur mir flrje. Belt 5lrrl announcement
ptrchtisc. Ser Mnnn NaJcAeu ruft
Nllnb SIM 3cABcn on, ani ca !lbcrz
bolpt nni lcircm Grobnbcl kin idDs
ncreo Grcmp.nr ache. Eltoiiul IN Die
Sud)c crlcbiat, mn Die 3titul9 bat
cinrl ncIcn N1numcltcl. @ir uber
cmpfchlen Il Sen frcunblitncH Scr
rem GoIlcgcu rnO illdlcr ,uIcftr cine
cipiliiirle 8c9cro 81 crreidJtr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Sd,lamer ~Gpinamtani,.

Cine nmliliunte Yro6c bon Rem De-
IdUftsgci't Der Ghincicn in Sipntult
aibt ciu locben ucrGffentlihter 8criht
bc3 DprtiAcn beltid'cn Gpniul5. Smuz
iult III cine Stuht non Wcililael3iidz
tern, uno ibrc iunacn Gnttu linh
8dnIc ipcrDcn III Den Straito Scitlce
mellt2, IN Snn0tut mo Siuaoporc
acrn gc9cl'cn. SlInac Aiifcu abcr ST.
pcrid)idciL iii ichr f~pltIpicli9 unb ri2>
inut. hn3 toitct Grpprt uutp Seaport
sou, ucrllrind)i hphc Sranaoorilpcicu.
,Silttcrtoitcn mn Nll2Gdben filr Die Be
alcitcr 5ur &nrtllnN Der 2bierc.
~Srcib ggGa" (irilhc Gier) inn 5plle
irei. nebmcn pcni9 Hnlim Gin Iub be-
biiricn ttirer Moruuua. Sn iinb ulul
Die Gbincicn ullf cincn 9cniolen Nils
lpc0 perfallcu. Sic luiicu bic Gicr
onbriiten unD mlterluerfcn tic Damn
cincm %crinhrcn, bob bel rid)tiBcr
%erpndung bn2 Nl9'hlilpfen Der
ilngcn nad) bcelbeier Secinbrt Gcs
mdbrleiitct. %isbcr lit linen Dies
mir bel @Gnlcs lInb GntcncierlL nidlt
aber Del @ilbncrcieru Neglildt, bel
icncn abcr iunftioniert ca. mic Der
bcutId)c Spniulataherid)t iugt. 10 'id)cr,
bnb Die &iicfcn acrabc tllr6 nad, Der
Sanbung ausidliipfen. Sic Gicr limo
MN 5ipar alles NuDere ais friidD. dhcr
spQtehniih lpcrbcn iie nls lpld,c be-
banbelt u1p oos gcnil9t Den Gbiueicn.
Sm ppriaen Sabre nirbcn 1890
O35 Stiid ullsgeIiibrt.