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Evening journal., 1914-02-11
DRAW JURIES FOR
COUNTY COURTS

The following Oyer and Terminer
jury was drawn yesterday afternoon
by Jury Commissioners Taylor and
Brady TO report at the Oyer and Ter
miner Court on March IL:
First Representstice District
Lewis +. Sasse, William d. Karr.
Second-William II. Pyle. Charles
x. Lloyd
Third-Danie s. Mullin, Leslie ".
Christy
Fourth Samuel Gamble, Johl C.
Fifth--John r Hosley, lgnatius
Sixth William F. Thielman, ciar-
ence Oskins.
seventh-charles Carpenter Lewis
G. Potts.
Eighth-A. F. Armour, Elmer R.
Highfeld.
Ninth-George W. Butler, David
Crime.
Tenth--Lcwis r. Hushebeck
Eleyenth-Joseph Kemether.
Twelfth-Frsnk S. Jester.
Thirteenth-Mi Michael Keegan, Jr.
Fourteenth-Walter s. Money.
Fifteenth William J. Rowland.
The following petit Jurors have
been drawn to serve the drst two
weeks OF the aMrch term Of the coun-
ty courts. They will report for duty
on March 5:
First Representative District
Isaac S. Frazer. Jacob NJ. Nickerson,
William x. Oat Cuthbert L. Sheldon.
Standardization A. Roberts, John
II. Butt, Frank S. Harrington, James
\. Hall
Third. Frank Davis, Ralph Pyle,
John Al Mitchell, Frank NJ. Smith.
Fourt-John A. Clarke, Nelson T
Gray. Samuel r. Connor, Thomas 3.
Bridgeway.
Ffth-Harry L. Manier, George w.
NewComb. Edward McAteer, Joseph c.
Boyd.
William S. Husbands, Jr..
Charles Warren.
Scventh--W William ]. Armstrong.
John F. O'Neal.
Eighth-John T. Mulnn. Hiram
Plerson.
Ninth William T.. Hawthorne,
George Morrison
Tenth-Frsnk Hopes. G. Allen
Smith.
Eieventh--Raymond McMullin, II.
I NJ. Mcintyre.
Twelfth-John II. Davidson, Thos.
L. Sadler.
Thirteenth--Lee suarks, William H.
Ellis
Roland r. Reynolds.
Edward S. Boyd
Fifteenth--Samuel II. Beck, Charles
Sheer.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
HOME NATURAL
ICE CROP SHORT

With but a few weeks OF winter re-
naming and but one cold spell to re.
member during the season, those who
have given thought to the comforts OF
next summer are getting anxious con-
cernng the natural ice supply. The
Consumers Ice and Coal Company, OF
this city. which cuts ice from tho Bran
dywine creek, at lcedale and Hibernis,
has cut only once during the winter,
that being last month. At that time the
storchouses at Hibernia were partly
filed. In case there should not be an.
other cold spell this winter those who
have depended on this section of the
country viii be compelled to get iccifrom
Northern points.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
MILITARY ELECTIONS.

On Friday night an election viii
be hold by Company B. at Milford. 20
I'll the vacancy made by the transfer
Of First Lieutenant Samuel NJ D.
Marshall to the battalion staff. The
election viii be conducted by Captain
james W. Cannon
On next Monday night Company 4
will hold an election to hll the
vacancy of First Lieutenant. 10 sue
coed First Lieutenant Howard W.
Hill. retired. ID. NJ Salter VIII con
duct the election When these cleo
rons arc over the commissioned per-
scnnel Of the regiment viii be CONF
pletcd. .i
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
COWS SCORCHED
IN BARN BLAZE

Fire, Of unknown origin, destroyed
a barn on the farm of William l..
Reynolds, on the road leading to
Smyrna, south of Blackbird, last
night The barn contained a quantity
Of feed and hay. The live stock was
saved The loss VIII reach $500.
The hair on the back Of several Of
the COWS was burned before they
were led out Of the barn.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
MEASLES DELAYS THIS CASE

Judge Churchman. in City Court TO-
day continued the charge Of non sup
port against Willard Schmidt for two
weeks. His child is under the care Of
the Home for Friendlcss and Destitute
Children, and as children in the home
arc suffering from measles IL was deem
ed advisable not 10 send the child TO
n. James Protcctory at Rcybold at
this time
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
ORPHANS. corRT WORN.

Upon the motion Of John w. Brady
in Orphans Court this morning. Res
ident Judge Rice granted an order
permitting Elizabeth NJ. Mccarthy,
guardian OF Marie A. and William j.
Mccarthy 20 sell the real estate be-
longing to the minors.
Upon application OF r. dciiaven
Janyier. the Court granted an order
20 William Wcggenmann and Lena V.
Fleming, guardians Of William S. and
Edward Earle Weggenmann, 70 sell
tho minors real estate
L. Irving Handy made return 20
the court OF the sale OF the real cs-
tate Of Thomas w Quillen.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
TO cLOsE NusIC LECTrREs.

Herman Epstein will deliver his
final lecture-recital At the Misses
Hebbs School this afternoon. The
lecture topic will he comparison of
the present-day music with that of
the music Of the old masters. and Mr.
Epstein will also discuss the works
Of Richard Strauss.
The series of recitals for the sea-
son has been an unusually interesting
one and greatly enjoyed and appreci-
ated by those no have attended them.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
STANDARD BEARERS
TO FNTERTAIN.

Further plans TO- the celebration
OF the tenth anniversary OF the Stan
dard Bearers Society Of 81 paul's NJ.
r. Church. on March r. we're for
mulated at a meeting or the society
at the home of Miss Edna Carpenter
No. 9OS Van Buren street. ON Monday
evening
A pageant 70 represent the work OF
the different women's societies on tho
mission fields viii be presented by
more than hundred Of the church
women. Letters read by the cores
ponding secretary included one from
the japanese missionary Miss Singer,
OF Hakodate. Japan
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
OFrICERs ARE rNIE0RMEn.

Secretary Ellison OF the Board Of
Heath, desires all persons through
out the city to remember that all
Board Of Health officers are uniform
cd, and that no officer Of the roard
OF Health will ever cell at any house
unless he is in uniform.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
FVFNING CARD Party

Mr. and Mrs. Waldo c. Wilson enter
tanned informally at a card party at
their home. No. 1924 Clayton street last
evening. The out-ol.town guests in
cludcd AIR and Mrs. Gilbert s. Jones OF
Reading, Pa, ard Miss sue Almctz OF
Germantown, Pa.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
ST. ELTzABETH's NNsrREL SHOW.

lne young men OF II. Elizabcth's par.
isi' assisted by some OF the best talene
oi the city. will give a minstrel show
thls evening Tor the sneRt of ~,
church in Polish Turner's Hall. MARYLAND
avenue and Sycamore street. Tho ner.
,ormanee viii begin at o'clock and Min
te followed by a dance.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
CAR SMASHEs MAGnN-

The axle OF a bread wagon belong
ing to Karl Mayer was broken this
morning when the wagon collided
with Shellpot line car at Eighth
and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
To FrMIGATE scHnnLs.

Schools in tho Ninth ward will be
fumigated tomorrow. Owing to the
prevslency Of measles in that sec
tion of the city II has been decided
to fumigate the schools tomorrow
while the children are not in school.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
10 GIVE VALENTINE TEA.

Mrs. D. G. Grommon. Mrs Leon wal.
Aef and Mrs. Harry Jemison IN en-.
,eflsn al a valentine tea on Saturday.
February "a, from 3 to o'clock. at No.
Solo Boulevard. A silver Offering will
be taken for the benefit of the mission
airy society.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
TO xxECUTE CASTILLO.
|. - I-n.lld -

By The United Press.
|JUAREZ. Mex. Feb. 1i.--Maximo
Castillo. the Mexican bandit IS be-
,jng brought from Pearson 70 Juarez
where he and fourteen followers will
be executed in the presence Of a
great throng Of Mexiclns and Ameri-
cans. according TO dispatches from
Pearson today Having been cap
tured by the Constitutonalist troops
near Pearson. the prisoners we're
rummsrily condemned TO death be-
cause they wrecked and burned the
Cumbrc tunnel and allowed a Mexican
Northwestern passenger train to
plunge into the debris. Not a per-
son OF the hfty-onc passengers aboard
escaped alive. General villa has now
completed arrangements for the ex-
ecution Of Castillo. but it is expected
that It will be attended with consid-
cradle formality. The rebel chief Is
determined 10 make Castillo's execu-
ton an impressive example Of the
vengeance which viii visit other ban
dts in the northern part Of the re-
public
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
LIFE LOST Al BINGHAMTON.

BINGHAMTON, ~. Y. Feb. H.
One life was lost as a result of the
earthquake shocks here yesterday.
The tremors caused cave-in OF
a trench four feet deep IN the base
ment OF the Wiley Building. and
Rocco Parse, a laborer, vas killed.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
MILK IN STREET

When a wheel came on +. Dono.
hoes milk wagon this morning at
Sevent hand Orange streets milk bot
ties were broken and the milk
spilled.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
Two MoRE,sEA FIGHTERS.

During the week twenty-five Young
men here have applied for positions in
Uncle Sans Navy. Two OF the men
were accepted.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11

Rene Ia Montague. the able Eastern
poloist, win likely be chosen as mem
Der Of the American team which will
meet the British challengers this sum-
mer in the contests for the international
championship trophy. Montague has
been prominent for several years.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
SOCIAL WORKERS TO wpFr

Members of the Social Workers
Club will meet in Hanna's Cafe on
Monday evening. at $50 O'clock.
Miss Mary Gillette. secretary Of the
Court Aid Committee. of PhIadel-
phia, will be the speaker.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
FINANCIAL AND cOMMERCIAL.

By The United Press.
NEW YORK. FEB. 1.-THE stock
market opened quiet and price
changes we're nominal.
c. !. Hudson & CO.. say. "On any
show o. strength. we would reduce
long holdings and wait for more
drives before buying stock"
+. d. Leckey & Co say. "We look
for prices TO continue strong With oc.
casionsl reactions on which pur-
chases can be made.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
Wilson Line
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Magistrate Robertson this morning is-
sued II marriage licen,a 10 Mss Frances
ArccswosSi and Wladyaitw Przvlinrow-
ski. both OF this city.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
rEAcHERs cor cHEcKs.

School teachers obtained their checks
from City Treasurer Price today oNins
20 the fact that tomorrow is Lincoln >
birthday
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
ORIENT TEAM WINS.

The Orient basketball team defeated
the Wilson Line second team last night
on the ioor Of Wilson Line Hall, Sixth
and Lincoln streets by the score OF 80
10 !. The Orient five outclassed the
Wilson Line players in all stages OF the
game. Lineup.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
nEHELs rHREATEN MONTEREY.

Br United States STAT Correspondent.
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 1l.-On the
anniversary of the assassination OF
President Francisco !. Madero and
ice-President Pine Suarez. with
General Huerta maintaining his Wig
liant guard against an uprising With
in the capital and the government
today vas confronted with new
worry. a rebel attack on Monterey.
Several thousand Constituuonalists
we're reported 70 be gathering abotu
Monterey and preparations were made
to send Federal forces 20 aid the de-
Tenders.
Teziutan. Puebla. today vas be-
sisEed by 5000 Puebia Indians II
was the third day Of the attack. Tho
toen is defended BY 1000 Federals
bat the government ofhcisis consid-
cred the ultimate downfall Of the
place certain unless the Indians can
be persuaded 10 withdraw.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
MEN NOT ARMS
MEXICO'S NEED
AT THIS TIME
COnStItutlOnaIiStSP grandmother
Loan to Attract Expert
ArtiIIer men
WASHINGTON PREPARES
FOR VISIT OF GARDEN
By The nitcd Press.


WASHINGTON. reb. li.-Mcn and
not arms arc what is most needed by the
mexican rcNolut.onists, according TO
ctntdontial tclcerams reaching NASH
ipston today 10 was reported today
sic Constitutional government IS plan-
ming another loan. With which IL is ca
pc,cl thnt bonuses viii be offered TO
attract expert artilcryneu.
hc state department is In receipt OF
information that the Constitutionalists
have decilcd ii they are victorious IN
then present campaign. that they Will
assume responsibility tor the national
debt OF Mexico
Secretary of State Bryan had talk
with The President today and it IS un
dclstood that these Developments and
also the forthcoming visit 20 this city or
Sir Lionel Garden, the British minister
10 Mexico. we're discussed.
The administration is pcrpleXcd over
the Garden visit The British ambassa-
dor has told Secretary 3ryan be believes
the attitude OF the British representa-
tive to Mexico has been misrcprescnted
and that Garden be given an opportun.
SIS to talk with the President At first
Sir Cecil was told that this would
probably prove imr sihle. later, now
ever Bryan and the President conferred
and It was decided that the relations
between England and this government
would be made even more cordial than
at present il rcd tape in this connection
were ignored.
There had been a feeling az drst that
Germany might not look with approval
on anything which would indicate se-
cret alliance on the Mexican problem by
this country and Great Britain. IL was
again made plain today that this gov
eminent docs not intend 20 take any oih-
cial action on the land speculation ac-
tipitics OF Garden. II is expected how
ever. that because Of the publicity
given the matter and his knowledge that
cl States government is now IN
complete possession Of an of the details,
that the Mexican British representative
win explain TO President Wilsonjust
what land he holds.
Evening journal., 1914-02-11
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.


IN Oh SALE--NFW PIANO. ONE4HALF
II price. Must be sold 10 stop storage.
IANG'S STORAGE HOT ST
feb1l-lmo 1905 Orange ST.
~ EXPERIENCED WHITE
w g,ri for general housework. No wash b
ing or. ironing. Call 1907 CLAYTON ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
&rieashanoel.

SpringfieIo, 10. @op.-
Sier5ebn @aggonlabungen bon Ifer.
BEN, Die in oteier 8egeno bon glgen.
ten Der britiihen Hegierung aufse.
fauft morben limo, murOen beltte mad
ct. 2ouis transporter, bon no ie
na6 Canada gebradt weroen iollen.
baltimore, II. Nop.--Mii
iiebenbunoert. iiir Die Serbiinoeten
beitimmten Sferben nnb peri6ieoe,
mem &riegsmaterial an goro lit beute
Der Sampfer uYbilaOelpbian" Der
sltlantic transport 60. naf ga Sol.
lice, Sranfreih, abgegangen.
Stepens Soint, @is., 10.
Hop. = Siinfirn0oreiBig 8aggonla.
oungen BON @eibiisen lparen bier
geitern Nadmittag INN finn lthr alli
noromGrts fabrenbem 3ug go. 81
Ser Soolinie fdaie. Spdter borte i'd
aus better GueIe, bab Die 2aotne
mad gaucouper gebt. (Spe5ialbepe.
ifen Der 81. Staats5tg.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
6sttesSienft unS Semtfdbes
11liIitGr.
(sp.siaLG srreippnSems Sisfer Seitums.)

q m it e. . a m, %. Oft. 1914
elmer Der Geoafteure BON Dem
yMaasbooe" nobnte nad r1ebergabe
bon Int1perpen IN Der Siebfraue,t.
Stride bort einem oeutihen @ottes.
Oienite bel uno idreibt bariiber Sol
genoeS:
rIls mir in sic m~eibepolle Stride
traten, fanoen mir oas gauge Wittel.
Itiii geiiiat nit oelltifem MilitGr.
Borne, I'M funitpollen Gbor, iaBen
oerid)ieoeile @enerale, bobe unb ME-
0ere Sffi3iere in anoddtieer Saltitng
5u beten. Sinter ibnen batten lid
mebrere 1unOert 8emeine, junge Sol.
oaten, Sanomebrmdnner, itramme
W%totroien, arieger aaer 8affen &C.
ldaart, pelhe Der fl. Weiie nit Ins
oaft folgte1r. Die Weiiten iaben mir
ans ibrem @ebetbuf) beten. Hiibreno
mar es, bieie arieger 81 ieben, Die
elnige Gage porber Dor Intnerpen
Itan0en uno glethseitig nit Der Stabt
audi bas groBartige Seiligtbum be.
orobten, in'bem lie iebt gefniet mo-
rem Dor Dem Soft, Ser ibnen ben Sieg
bereitet bate, Dor Dem gltare, no i1r
6elogeiitliher unter Iiiiiten5 Der Ser.
rem @eiitlifen Der 2iebfralenfirfe
cine feierli6e 9anfiagun9smeiie bar.
bradte. llnpergeBli6 mar Der Mns
blif bieier Sdoar &rieger, Die in Die.
lem biitoriifen Seiligtbum einige au-
genbliGe bes po1iten Srieoens per.
bradten. llnter ben Sunoerten mar
MN fem Slang bon @affengefIirr,
fem a~riegsgeiang fam iett iiber ibre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

9ranpihasung uno Girfenperfol-
gung in alien Sbeilen bes SanOes I'M
permin0ert an, l,nb, pie unter'm 4.
os. aus @aibington bon neuem &c.
melbet miro, mad)t iif cine antisame-
rifaniife 9emeeung INNER mebr be-
merfbar. 9ieielbe loa bon oen Srei-
maurern geidiirt neroen, mobl oes-
balb, neil iih uniere Hegierung ailge-
iifts Der immler entif)ieoeneren Ero-
teite eesen ibre merifaniife Yolitif
nlht getraute, ben @iinidsen Der
SdhlrSfeqtrdeer in baem ltmfange
Rehnung 81 tragen. Sic 8efubr Ell
mes benaffneten gingreifens Der Ser.
'Staaten riidt INNER naber. uno
lperln es ba5u fommt, Damn trifit Die
Sdulb uniere 8eeierung, Die Dor ei-
ilem Subr in Der Gage mar, obne be-
paffnetes ginifreiten Sronung 81
ihaffen, aber in unbegreifliber Ser
b%lenoung gemeiniame Sahe madte
nit Den 3orititlttionaliiten uno ba.
oilrd bieien morogierigen 9anoiten
sur Mfaf)t perbalf. 60 erfl1rt gan5
in unierem Gimme Der n8anoerer".
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4us ber Gmigen Stabt.
(Sortiebung bon Der +. Seite.)

(S%ortiebun9 bon Der 1. Seite.)
Glerus ieinen Sroit suIprift, anses
ii6ts Der gefd6rlihen Sage. iporin iid)
pieier b%efinoet. Sem Shreiben lit
elm @elbbetrag beigelcst Sur Inter
itiisung iolfer Trieiter unb @emein>
ben, Die bon Der merifanilhen Heeiez
rnng ibrer Scimitdtten beraubt lporoen
limb, nnb Der Yapit ipriht babel iein
geSauern aus, baB linn feline Irmutb
ni6t Die Senbuns zines srnBeren Be-
TRACES 9eItatte. Nad Den 8erihten.
Die i'm @atitan eineelaufen iinb, lit
Die Gage Der fatbolilden Stride in
Werifo cine iebr trauri9e. Srieiter
iinb niht nur ibrer SeimItdtten be-
ruubt, ionbern audi CUR Hluht naf
@era gru5 oDer Den Der. Staaten se@
3iplngen iporben, Seilisenbilber nnb
tir6lihe 8efdbe iinb 5erbroden nnb
NIT ben Siiben 5ertrampelt porben
uno eins Nenge 8ird,en bat man in
aaIernen, StGae ODER Dffentlihe
S%an3ballen perfpunbelt. General
8iaa bot ieiner5eit bas Sdngen bon
Gbriltli6en Sriioern an9eor0net uno
General Garran5a befabl Die Gonfise
5irung alien @igentbums bon @eiitz
li6en. Sn ben gerihten on ben
@atitan beibt es, baB Der 8uf .Rie@
Der NIT Dem Yapit!" in @erifo bes
Sefteren 9ebort lporben lei.
Sic 3uIammenIeeuns bes neuen
@iniiteriums tpurbe amtlid pic folgt
befannt gemaft: Signor Salanbra
bleibt Hremier unb Iiniiter bes
Snneren; Baron Sibnep pnnino err
bdlt bas Yortefolio bes Wini1ters bes
geuBeren; Siuan5en, Yaolo garcanp;
Sulti5. 0ittorio Orlando. Sic iibriz
gen Ndse i'm &abinett perben bon
benielben @dnnern befleibet tperben.
ipelde bieie inter Sisuor Salanbra
I'M lebten &abinett inne batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Bonn Gungrek Der ~. j. Of G." in
Hbilaoelpbia.

86ilaoeIpbio, ga, II. 9top.
-sSll elmer formelen R~ciolution,
nelde oie limited Wtine @orfers bette
Der s(merican Seoerntion Of &abor,
Die lid bier in Situng befif0et, inter.
breiteten, miro beiagt, baB Der alein
rihtige 8eg, Die 8rllbellbeiiber in
COLORADO BON ibrcm &ioeritunOe ob.
sl6ringen, Ser lei, Dab BraiiOent @iI-
ion Dem geiipiele H~ooIepclts folge,
Der i'm Sabre 1902 getpaltIam Den
@rrbenitreif in Eenniplpanld 5l Ell
.cta idnelen @nbe brad)te,
Gr1iioent 8ompers brad)te enc
&eIoll1tion Elm, porin er porld)Idgt,
0oB nab 8eenOigung oeS @eltfrIegcs
bel Dem borallf li6er iolgenoen all9e'
meinen Srieoens. GongreB audi ole or
aaniiirte gr6eiteri6ait aler Nationen
@ertretlng finben mod)te. WeItere
9ebuttcn purben betrcIfS SoptotfI'
rlna Observation-Disclosures Sirmeil 9e'
baliel1, iopie Oie grriAtung elher
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
neutrality-suspicious.
persinietc Staten.

Chicago, a., Den 10. Sop. IA
gScrtbe y@n3ette"l Sicr peridieb an
Spnner5tag, ben II. Nonember, ppbl@
perieben nit Den 81. Sterbelaframenz
ten Serr 8ilbelm Subes I'M Ilter bon
50 Sabren na6 tur3er &rdnfbett. Sr
mar aeboren 81 8eiIer, &anton Itane
Den, @rpBber5pgtbum 2urernburg, uno
Tam I'M Sabre 1895 nn6 Imerifd. CT
IieB ii6 nit ieinem SruDer Nifolalis
III Hpie Sia nieOer, ipo CT bel be'1en
&inbern feline alten Sage per6ra6te.
Sas 9egrdbnib fnuO IIntt BON
S~ral1erbduie, 1887 6ollnDooD Gpe.,
mad benz ct. Seinrtd's : @ottesader
81 Sigh Hibge. &iclc Sreunpe uno
Sefnnnte gabeu linn bas leBte @eleit.
Wf0ge er rubcu i'll SrieScnl
Gin Iem gurfcr 2nremburser iteat
1lns ba5 YariIer 8latt re Setit
Sournal" bonn Is. Sftpbcr 5ur Ser
fiigung, in ncldem inter Inoerem
foloenbe Sepeifc lIns intereIIierte:
.Gbalpnsei fur WRarue, IA. Sttpber.-
9as &%rie9s9eri6t bieier @e9ello pers
lirtbeilt "a la pctne DC mort" Srn.
Moplpb 8eber unb feline S6peiter
8atbarina llno einen 9rltber, NamenS
emil gu fiinf Snbrcn 3%pangsarbeit;
ebenio Den &nedt bieier Seute,~ etn
Suremburgii6z Sel9icr, Namens Sc
taiue. Sic Samilic &c6cx, bon
beutider AbitommlIug, bauite felt 20
Sabren auf Der Sarm 8i8aucourt,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Snintcz Ienebaulb II.
mad6te Den GiuOrud %ebrenbnfte Selz
eier 8u fem" = Sic @abrbeit bieIer
gta6rift tounen mir alcrbing5 nidt
rontrolieren.
Cascade, Suma.-9ic Snlnilic 9p.
G6mitt (Srnu Sdmitt, geb. Spih)
bon @aleu, g. 3, lit nad CASCADE
iiber9eiieoelt. = Sic Samilie &c, s.
Siienius lit mad Oregon uno Galiz
fornin ub9ereiit.
@urtbiustun, Suua.-@beGi6 9c>
fraut ipcroen oeunddlt: Sri. Soa
&remer unb @r. 8m. &ueppcr BON
CASCADE.
2aWsuttc, Sufpa.-Seter Sbielen,
tpobnbaft na6e ct. 9onatus, lit I6per
e~rtranft. = Mibael Werb bat Die
Operation in Dubuque gut iiberitanz
ben. - Srou Yeter S6iling miro in
9ubuque ipegen SlinObarm> @nt8ilnz
bung uperiert lperben.-C~S. 50
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Sird)lide Hadrid)ten.
tspcSien tyr Oisic 3cituns bearbeitst.)

@S itarben: am 10. Sept.: hod)m.
g. &o0olfo 8ergara g~ntlrne5, gfeftor
Der fatbpliiden ltniperiitdt IN Sans
tiago, Chile, Siib-9lmerifa, geb. 5ll
Salca, Gbile, in 1919; am I. gtop.
&ep. Sobn 6. 0opnS bon BRADFORD,
ST., I'M 9llter bon 80 Sabren; am Z.
9top.: I'M Otlttterbaltie pom 9to5aretb
Some bon 9llton, ST., Die ebrm.
SdppeIter Sophia Huf bonn aoitbaren
gIutc, geb. 1888 81 Sreiburg in
@reisgolt; am 10. OS.: &eD. 9. u.
Seinfeloer, 3. D., bon Der 8i05eIe
Superior, @iS.; bodJp. Gater 9onut
S6loeiier bon Ntclroic, Ga, aeb. in
>GliaB.& otbringen; Die cbrm. Sfpe.
iter Sbereiia &inccn5 bon Bottom,
Moii., i'm Altcr bon 81 Sabren; III
GngerS, Hbeinprouln5, I'M HltbeItano
Iebenoe bodJn. SEER. Gbil. Sduler i'm
Glitter BON 50 Sabren; am 2S. Suli:
in 9reno5 Nlircs, Der Saltptlta0t Der
argentintidcn Gepublif, SiiO=A meri=
ia, bodpp. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &lnton
&raemer, geb. 1913 6u @npern, Sr.
8ruem.-R. /. l..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
&rieg in Werieu.

3rptidet Ben GarranSuifen ult0
SiQai6en glemerlten Der Irmee Der
merifuniihen aonititlltionaliiten lit
&rieg erflGrt moroen, mie am II. go.
pennber bon ben @eneralen ans E.JllaS
Galientes nad Slare5, Wertto, ges
mcl0et muroe.
General SiQa riidt an Der SpiBe
elmer groBen grmee $4,000 Wann)
BON Ngllas Golientes gegelt Die Gar.
run3a-armee 10000 Mann) unter
General 8~or5ales in Gueretaro Dor.
Sfii5ieQ perlautet, OaB Die aguas So
liente5s 9tationalfpnpention ben 8or.
mnrid) %anorbnete,
Mebrere 8enerale, melde 5uiam-
men 10000 Mann fommanoieren,
Oarllnter 9enocioes, u. 8iQareal uno
5. Hobles, ln0 lire Goiten in Der nGd)s
item llmgebung Der Salptita0t Wers
ito baben, mllrOcn am If. Nop. bon
8eneral Garran5a eltlaiien, neil lie
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oen 9cihliiiIen Der Acknowledgement.
ton IN AguaS Salientes 5uriid5u-
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Srpun mlO ieine .Hotbgeber" sur
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loic @lieocrprppe IN ieiner Sano.
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Ser SuuptItaOt uno idFrt iid nidt i'm
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tipnalfonpentS" Don glGl,nS GnlicnteS,
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