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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

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Srou annn Maria alcnid. seb. &alSs
bort, im Hltsr bon ~ Sabren 9citor>
ben. Sbre trnuernben Si~nterbliebes
neu limb: BiLiam nnb Senrp &leni1.
Sobne nebit @ertuanbten. Die BE-
erbiDuns ianb ON Sicnstae. ben II.
&iIgiilt BON Srauerbouie, 2711 Nags
I,oIia ane.. uad ser ct. NlpbpnlnS5
Stride nnb BON Oh naG) Dem ct.
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Vie ruben IN 6rieosnl - Sm ct.
5raneis 2lpiter in Solicit. gu, 1T Die
sbrp. Shipeiter ~. Shcreia. nit peIts
lifem Namen Moie W, 9irten. ge>
itorben. Sic t%rauernben Sinterblies
6enen iinD Sp6n y. Girten. Batter uno
Die 0sidruiiter Nnna s. @irteu unb
Soieph &agner. in Chicago p~obubait.
Sic 9cerbisuns fano lesten Samstas
in Solicit. 3d.. iiatt. II. l. p. - Sr.
Wobr, 1920 WeQinstpn Ct, elm IN
Iursmbrreer &reiien bon Cate @iem
iebr befannte yerionlidfeit. puroe am
Sreitas Ioraen nm 2 llbr uad tirsein
2eioen IN eiu beiieres Senieits ab9es
rufsn. Roae Der 8eritorbene ruben
in Srieben! - Dor elmer fur5eu 3eit
iprad Major (9fep.) gbuarb 3. Bats
mann bel unisrem SanbSmanne.
Sberiff Wifael 8immer Dor unb ers
iudltc i'm m%it5umirfen. nm inter ben
bieiieen 9urenbureern cine Samms
lung an u~cranitnlteN fir cine ncue
0lodte fir cine 9ir6e in bcr faibps
ridden 9olonie gu Nipiera. Segas,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Ans ben Ger. stasteu.
lle5sr bic Snnaiipn 9asembnrs's burh
bic ,bSien" 9entfHen

idreibt Serr q. 6. 4eder bon Sauf.
bile. Wis.: Was iih Der 3abeIiuR9e
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leiiIen nermo9en. baS bemeiien iie IN
eriter 2inie in ben 8eridten iiber bic
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Der Stine Der Nadt. am Sonntas. ben
2. auguit. purbe 9urembur9 tros leis
rer formioabeln Nrmiee BON 200 Monn
erobert. Sbatiads lit, Dab lie lid, Der
Decentralization Mnb BEG Telep6ons
antics bemd6tigten = Die Gabnen Des
6oren 10 ipie 70 ibnen - oamit linen
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iibtr bic Moiel. bieb es. gs 1T lpabr.
Memif bat sine Bride, ebenio mein
@ebnrtsort Rormeloinsen. cine 1T su
S4engen an Der lotbrineiihen @ren3e
un6 eine 1T gu G~repenmad)er. Dies
fanb ale aif ber sanscn Strede. 10
nett bic Woisl bic 8ren3e 5lpiideu
SirembHro gnb Hreuben bilbet e.
Die RebGftion.). slber bon ben
Yioielqusaen in Den Uoseien bis 3ur
aeiiubung IN ben Nbein (ou @oblaB)
'sibt es fetne Ortifaft. Die .9aHcs
bried" beibt (uber bod Baierbiuis2l
20. &.). - 9ann nuroe am 6. Nus,
acmelbet, 10000 Weann beutl6e
Sruppen bGtteu iiber .RanbaD" i'm
2urcmburgiihen oaS luremburser
8ebiet p~arcbquert auf benz Wese nad)
yelsien. @er mir iaet. 100 .NanT
bap" in 2uyembrr9 liegt. 6etommt
BON mir Elm a~nitdnbi9es Srinfselb-
i) ulnfte nod .tfpas iiber bic Seo<
srtpbie meinsr iriiberea ;0eimatb ers
fa6ren unS lernea. - 8erner lautes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

nidt soss 80 Snbre eebraht. Ns er
al Sobre al por, fpanoerte er mad
Nmerfa alrs unb lies iih I'M iesisen
ct. 0onutSs IN Sadion Gountp nieber.
Dsrt oerbeirat9ete CT iih am is. SaS
nuar 1882 NIT Sufann0 Ceres. ieiner
i'm i~SerIsbensen @itttps. Ser Che
entprpifen elf 8inser, toobon iie6en.
brei S0bnc nnb bier SDhter am
8robe bes Mritorbenen trauern. Die
uob lebenben iinb: Srau BERNHARD
GaSuleper, Sennie rmo llriala Slid,
Shtpeiter @oucprbia bonn Srbeu Der
Gbriitlideu 2iebc, Better unb Rit. Slid,
uub Der 6otm. sos. 8. Slid, CUR Belt
Bfarrer Der fatboIiiheu @emeiroe 3u
StrnbIe nnb Malriee. SIM Sabre
1875 fam Die Samilie Slid nah 2es
@ars. Sic geerbisuns fano geitern
@ormittas. mad einem 2epitenamte in
Der ct. Soiepb'S> Stride. itntt. WDse
Der gerftorbeue ruben in Srieoen!
Inner Seileibl
Chicago, a., ben 10. sreuit IA.
Die Satin unb &inoer bes beitbcz
fannten Germ N. 81. Sdunib, ipelfer
Der Snbaber zines @runbeigentbumsz.
9eibs unb 8eriiherunss : @eiddftes,
1855 9incoIn Ibe., 1T, fpeiIen felt benz
2. Suli gum Seiuhe ibrer SdtpeIter.
Srau 6. Yidars in Soma, Rinn. Gin
gefueis, baB bic seiunbe 2anbluft unb
Sarmersfoit ibr unb Den &inbern ipohl
betommt, lit, oaB Tie crit gnbe Iusuit
tpieber in Die 9artenitaot 5nriidfebrt
mnb miro 6err Sbmis alsbann ieincn
Yflidten als Strobtpitttper entboben
tperoen.-(@. U.s.. gorr.).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
&&wpie oil Der HrenSe 9xSemburs's.
e. ailneiateb Asreb"s Depefhea.)

E0WapYe Ill oer VPrtt6c SuSSuAuR1B p.
raiipeiateb Asseb" sDepefhea.)
BrIjieL 10. Ausur. iber Cons
oou+ 1924 llbr neutrality-suspicious.
SID. cine TO MeNen iaSipealid bon
2igsmbur9 in benz Grobber5ostsum
9ugemburg bsleseHe GtaOt. Orinsen
Die 9eitiben in Sransreid elm. Gle
9aben IN CID ale 4aume nieoer9es
idlagen unb uarfen 9aufsraben auf.
Gas Sort geerl $500 G%infuobner)
maften lie benz Grbbooen elsih.
6Slserue. 400 CARDS LANCE Berrcns
tu,rbcu fin bas i1mlaoen Der &i,rSe
unb Der aunonen erridtet.
Baris. II gnsut.-Sn Ser GaGs
barfhaft bon GID. ipo Sofbrinsen. Sas
Grobberscstbum = 9iremtburs unS
Srantreid auiarnuxnHu6en, ion. fpie
m Dienstae in Varis befannt ses
.cbcn murbe, elm bsftiser 9umpi srois
icben oeutihen nnb isanaoitfden 9rups
pen i'm 4anse iein.
NoH elmer Radridt follen bort 46.s
900 Rann beutIHe Sruppen bic frans
soiiihe Grsnse iibsrihritteu baben,
unb mun glautt IN Raris. bab Sies
nur bic gorbut elmer srober Grn,ee 1T.
bsrsn 1etpeeunsen iie ~ nerihleiern
;nt. Sos frmn50if4e &risesminiites
rium sibt gu. bab bic fran8Oiiiden
Truppen in oiefem &anpf All berihies
benen 6telIen ben aiirseren sesosen
baoen, ipdbreno bic Oeutiheu iih fir
sen San. bab Der aampf an bieier
Srele fb Hanger binaieben ioltte. iiG
ioiort observation-disclosures dass
boben unb Die 8Gloer raiierten, Inn
freies ShubfeIb au befommen.
Sie Sample tparen ale ouf FRANCO
iiidem @ebiet unS 5tpur bel 3unsipp
uno 9on9upon. iotuie bel 8irton, Iibs
oitlid bon 4rlon. 9eutlhe aaeals
leries Yatroitiqen ipurben audi uorbs
lid bon Woutmebp beobaftet. Oieie
Rldse Iiesen fdmmtlih Der Iurenls
bursiids fran5ofIden 8ren3e eutIans.
lleber ben Iilssane Der &dmpfe be-
ribtet Die Barrier Isentur uiGt.
Yaris, IA. IuguN.-Sie Ngens
tlir Sapas fiinbist an. bab 335 2us
remburser gum 3eideu ibrer Spmpaz
THE NIT Der fran5oiiihen Sade unb
ais Sroteit se9en Die @erlesung ibrer
Rentralitdt bas Yariier ausndrrise
Gmt Inn @initelun9 in bas frans6s
ride 8eer eriubtsn.
Berlin. 8. Nusuit. (8oitbrief.)
-Sie S,,yembur9er tbaten oas eins
sis @erniinftise, mas lie thun founten;
Tie fiigten ii9 III oas linpsrrneiblide
uno auf Den StraBen BET Sauptitnbt
eridien ein Waniier bes @asiitrats.
bas bic 8eboIteruna gar 8u6e auf@
forberte unb I'M ginseInan beiaste:
9ugembur9, BEN 2. aug. IA.
- Wiitiireerl Bic ssobber6oslihc
Mesierune beradrihti9t uns. DAB
Geutihlanb unlere NeutraIitdt perlest
bat. oaS oieie Naht beutiAe Sruppen
iugembur9iihes Gebet betreten baben
irnh auf br 5auptftabt Suriidcn. gs
1T anannebuseu. bab grObere SruppenT
tbeiIe foIsen. 1ir fovbern Die BE-
polteri,us am, Die erDbte Rube' gu be-
tpabren unb bitten ale ginipobner Der
Staot i%nitdnSieir. iih ieoer &anifeitas
tion 81 cntbalten, Inn nidt einen Com
flift acknowledgement. Der uns uno
unierm tbeuren 8aterlano pertanes
nibboH ipcrben t0mnte.-(Das Sfofs
feucoaegium.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

@ittrpe eriter Gle bon 8mtl allion,
@miimann, unb @itt1pe sneiter @be
pom Self. 3ubn, atlbs. 8aufnlam.-
49,: 9lnno Woiitor. alt SO Sdbre,
@ittape pom 9ifolos Rieoer, stlbs.
GRANDDAUGHTER; Mnna StnIot, alt II
Sabre, @ittpe BON Natb.. Werih,
atlbS. &lempnermeiiter.- =2Z.: Dear.
rus 3enners, aft 7/Sabre, 2~aien6ru.
Der; Sobanu Wosner, oIt % Sabre,
Wedbanifer. ebelos; Sobann 1eter
8nper, alt 81 Sabre, Waurer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
6ro6bepogtbnm.
aus Der JanptfaSt.

2nrembars 9, 80. SSlrii. - Sn,
folge Ser seipunntsn iuternationalen
Gage ernlbren Die Neblpreile an ber
geitern bier absebultenen 8Drie eine
gelualtiee grbobl,ng. Rro @ag9oi,
muroen ourtihnittlih 500 ST.. mebr
gefraat, bas iino 5 Sr. pro 8auen
ODER 200 pfun6. 8ur3 Dor geainn
Der 85rie traf Der 9eront oes 9iioe-
finger Sefononrates. Serr Mid, i'm
lutomobil bier elm uno tbGtiste su
Den bereits erbobten Hreiien einen
groBeren GbidluB, pobirh oas SI.
1elinger Sefoumat auf mebrere DO.
nate nit Mebl perieben lit.
Gin @roBrniiler aus 2orbringen
perlieB bereits Wittass BEL 8eginn
Der 8orie Ql,remburs. - Bon belgi.
iden Maflern wuren MIR einige er.
ibienen. Sn Der Spe5ereiipaarenge-
ihdften unS Wtehlbanolunaen merben
srOBere @infduie gemadJt. - Aus
@repenmat,er miro ms berihtet, oaB
Die Spesereimaarenseitdite formIid,
geitiirmt neroen. SaIs foitet 10 unS
II Sous per &funo, Itellenueiie lit
feines mebr 81 baben. Die @ertbeue-
ruig founnt in erlter Sinie oaber,
neil biele slauben, iih fir ale @pen-
tudlitGten porieben mno Oabep groBe
gorr1tge aufipeihern 81 miilien.
9ie &aufIdoen BADEN einen iormli.
her Sturm bes Yublifums aus5nbal-
ten. 9ie Nahfrage 1T in ungebeue.
rem MuBe eeitiegen, mdbreno Die
Yorrdtbe MIR fir eiuen norlnalen ge.
barf berebnet waren. Die Solae lit
Die Yreisiteiserns. 9ieie unerfreu.
lite @rlfeinlins trat natlirgemaB al.
crit IN Den 21noern anf, ore tbatiGd,-
lid in Den &rieg perwidelt iino. Sie
rapioe @ertbeuernng Der adrtoffeln
1T, 10 fiibrt elm 8iener 8latt aus.
sdnaiih uirbegriinbet unb auf iham.
loiep Bad,er auriifsufiibren.
2nsembmrs, 80. ssaIi. -
C.8erl. 3ofafun5.") Mn Der franSGii-
iden @reu3e BEL 9oneiup merben flei.
mere aruppenbewegunsen mabrse.
norlmter.
Bon Der S6ln&t, %. Si,li.
--Seitte Morsen 6 ltbr baben fran.
aoiiihe Otfiaiere bas Selepbon i'm
SoteI ShInht geiperrt. CSt. Eoit.)
2nrembnrser I'm Anslanb. = Serr
Or. s. Sbome, Der aui Mnprorumg
Der &egieruns bis iett in England
peilte, fpirb i'm Serbit feline 2ebrtbG.
tigfeit iut @robberaogtbum ruieSer
a%uinebmen.
Stabtsrnnb.-Sier itarb i'm sitter
bon 54 Sabren Der 8iihbnlter Serr
gtienne @oilgen. Sas Degrading err
iolste am Sonntae Nafmittag aitf
Dem 6etidenboi.
Ggamima.-Serr Soiepb &efiuger
ans @ils bat an Der @resorianilhen
unineriitdt in &om Die Nriiiuns fin
bas 9oftorat in Der TbiIoiopbie nit
gatem grfols b~eitanoen.
SterbefaQ.-@eitern Woraen Der.
ihieo i'm bieiigen HeoemptoriitenfIo.
tier ct. MlfouS i'm Il. Sabre Der
ebrn. Observation-Disclosures Marfits
3enners.' Der S~eritorbene mar aebo.
rem in 9anoiheio bel Diefirb. Sem
@intritt in Die &ongregation pom
MlerbeiIigiten grloier eriolgte am
%. Mpril 1859, ole @eliibbeoblegnna
am 10. Oft. 1868. SIN OCTOBER pori.
gen Sabres bate Sruoer Marfils oas
sewiB ieltene Slid, iein goloenes
HroieBiubildnm 5l feiern. Gie Be
eroisuue eriolet AM Mittwoh Hadj.
mittaa IA llbr bon Der OF. sllions.
tirde aus mad Dem Siebfrauen-
fird,bof.
SterbeiGae.-gom %. Suli: Mif.
Tbimmeif, alt 49 Sabre. Satbels-
mann uno @irtb aus Ohm. Stepban
&cilgeu, alt SO Sabre, Sut1balter.
Ok 0othorin, Mroctx of az N,hro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
(epeSiea iar Die .auxsmbnrser gaSette".>
9riimmdjcn nus benz 3nappiaf
beS Or. Sng.

D0mpels Franzchen a seng Deiwe-
len.-Wie var ech esu fru, wi ech
an DR. Gazette" vun dem Deiwel &C.
leest hun, den d'n Haer Becker an
d'Zeitong gesat hu'et! Ech hui ge-
meent, t wir ee' vun essen Durch-
brenner. Du'rfr hun ech dem HaeT'
Becker gleich geschriewen, hee soil
mer e sch0cken. A we'll ct esu eng
gO'ut G~elegenheed wir, hun ech bel
gesat, soil EN- EN- en- D0ppche
Schpant matgin, an och en- Dope
Brach an eng Zaletje weisse kieS;-
Stofi son sc dohem; heientdo men,
men sen och mat sengem e'erlejen
Numm Scheismates. He k0nnt 10,
s6t ech, wann zen eng Zaletjen not
go'ut entbeerc k0nnt, en- Dope
Brach an e klenge Sackelchen school
den; da wir de Wessech ausgelaf, ir
DIN Haer Urian bel mer ukiem, an
da k0nnt ech mer gleich eng
Schmeer machen. DIN Haer Becker
schruf mer aver, t wir kee yum
essen drei Durchbrenner, t wir DIN
Dr0ckerdeiwel not, deem haiti 10 e.
gequ0tSchte Schwanz; t wir DIN
dommen Deiwel och not, we'll sein
Deiwel giey will re geScheet dra-
kucken; I wir och den armen Deiwel
not, dee wir 10 esu a rechte Ratzvu-
gel,--sein Deiwel wir dock a fett,-
G k0nnt fer e Minnettshaer p~asse'e-
ren.-D'n Haer Becker as e Mann
yum Erfahrong an deem d'Gu'ef hu'et,
d'Gester z'6nnerscheden. Du'rfir
wolfe mer EN- eleven. Ma d'hatt
mer ongeheier Fred gemach, wann
ech dat D0ppche Schmant mat DIR
Brach an DIM Scheismates kre't hiatt.
damn all boss en- amer Ke'er, Herr
Beckerw
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
RUSSIA UNMAsKE ED.

III EQ8l3nQ, jealous OF the
able progress of Germany, and fear
full Of its growing prowess upon the,
seas, was determined to declare war
upon Germany, it could nevertheless
not have put such a determination.
into effect, had not, Russia and
France been animated by a like re-
solve. <
The French cry for revenge is To
be understood from a human as we'll
as from a political viewpoint.
France wants to even up old scores.
But was Russia justified, morally, to
create, out of its miserable craving
for expansion, a wal which will
cover the world with the dark cloak
of suffering, for scores Of years?
Protect the Slav! This is me war
cry which Russia sounds against
Germany and Austria-H Hungary. Pro-
tect the Slav against whom? Did
Germany, did Austria : Hungary
threaten the Slav or was it not the
Slav who threatened the internal
peace of the Double Eagle? Did
Germany send German emissaries
into the Baltic provinces? Did Aus
tria send secret agents into Russia?
Or did paid Russian agitators con,
stantly strive to disrupt the unity Of
Austria and Hungary?
And during which historical per-
iod did Russia, unselishly, protect
the Slav in the Southeast? Even the
Russo-Turkish war had the selfish
Interior object in view of realizing
the dream of Peter the Great Of Rus
STA to pave the way to Constanti-
nople.
1t was Austria Hungary that EN-
dered Servia priceless service.
When Servia was most fiercely ruled
by the Turks, when every Servian
was compelled to alight from his
horse and humble himself in the
dust before the Turk, when Servian
churches were converted into Turk
ish stables, and the High Patriarch
fled to Austria-H Hungary, it was there
that he found refuge. Austrian
troops drove out the Turks and gave
the Servians satisfaction. The great
grandfather of the present King Pc
ter of Servia. the famous "Black
George" and Mikosh Obrenovies, re-
peatedly fled from the Turkish-con-
trolled Servia into Austria Hungary
and eventually directed from Aus
tria-Hungary the Servian revolution.
And in 1885 il was Austria-Hungary
which saved Servia from annihila-
non at the hands of Bulgaria,
And now Russia has the effrontery
TO assert that ii must enflamc 4
world In war in order to protect the
Slav" against that very same Austria
Hungary.
After the first Balkan war. Russia
was not suffering from such heart
aches. II showed no sympathy for
the poor Slav" upon the Balkan,
quite the contrary, it set the Slavs
upon each other until warfare broke
out among the Balkan people be-
cause Bulgaria had dared to thwart
the plans of the greatest of al the
Russians.
OF with the mask! The brutal
Russian never i'm all history exhih-
tied the slightest trace of humane
feeling or OF love for its fefiow-be-
ings. What does the world see?
Western culture fighting side by
side with eastern barbarian, 70 de.
stroy western civilization! Juvenal
was right. II is really difficult NOT
TO write satires.-ln. StaatsztG. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Ser Seimatblaut
@r flinat 10 trautl

go babe ib sebaGt, ais id M lester
Niimsner Der r@a5ette" ben loteinis
ihen Ham,en eines gorreiponoenten
las. ndrnlif Der Same .Soannes a
Gaptbe". Nan erfennt barin iofprt
ben 8usemburser. troB bes lateiniften
Wantels. llnb fpie bic lurembrrsiidle
Sprahe nit ibren lieblihen beimatbs
liheu 9aiten in Der alten ebrpiiroisen
2ateiniprahe elm edo iinbetl!i Sm
Quremburgiiden beiBt oerielbe Same
Dortlid) iiberiest: .Sobaunes elm
2apes", aber in FREEZER lteberiesuus
.2obannes 2apes", ODER audi. mie es
oft seidiebt, umsebrebt: n2apiaus".
2Yer Elm 2urembureer Borterbutb our
5anb bat, mag bort alh alisfinben.
mas .9apes" (2oppes) mb .2aps
iang" bebeuten. SebenfaIs miro SIR
Correspondent itol3 oaraui iein. ba6
iein Hame hnlabiteist bis ms sraue
Mttertbum +. Sug.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
NO CONSUMPTION HERE.

Foreigners now in the United
States should understand they need
not heed proclamations by their,
former home governments, calling
them back for military service. Mem
who have arrived in America are
free from military CONSUMPTION.
They cannot be forced to return or
to serve in army; if they 60 back it,
should be because they want to-
I'll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Amerikand3e pre~ fltim,nett.

we stand upon the edge of a war
which will have most mornentuouS
consequences for the Powers. Thus,
in London. the possibilities of ri
were discussed quite a while before
Sir Edward Grey propOunded the
idea Of mediation and the unbiased
mind must receive the impression
that England was not so eager to
preserve peace after she realized
how favorable an opportunity was
offered by the stand taken in Russia
and in France for declaring war
upon Germany.
Each succeeding day confirmed
this view. In it's evening edition
of July % the Westminster Gazette"
remarked that the European situa-
ton now contained incalculable
dangers; and the "Nowoje Wremja"
quite openly discussed the Russian
mobilizing. Upon July Is an order
was promulgated in St. Petersburg
which placed a strict censorship
over all news relating to military
movements. Thus the order to mob
ilize was published on the very day
that the echo de Paris" was able to
announce that "the first precautions
airy measures had been taken so as
not to be unprepared for coming
events"
The echo from the above "pre-
cautionary measures" was heardi
when on July ~ the Morning Post"
said, that the honor of England
would demand that she side with the
friendly powers should the occasion
arise. The Kaiser returned July %
from his North Sea pleasure trip
when he was greeted by q hypO-'
critical telegram from the Gear, in.
which the Kaiser's efforts toward
mediation were requested. The Kali
ser at once, in conjunction with Sir
Edward Grey, started a movement.
for mediation, while at the same
time, Russia was making elaborate.
preparations for war and the French
admiral Laparere ordered the Medi-
~terranean Fleet to assemble at Tou-,
lon and the English Mediterranean
Fleet was concentrated at Malta.
Not until July 81 did the Kaiser
learn how the Triple Entente led the
rea! friends of peace around by the
nose in order TO gain time in which
to complete its own war prepara-
tions. II was then and not until,
then that Germany sent it's ulti-
matum to st. Petersburg. - Illinois
Staatszeitung.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-01
But Shop Early, Please.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-06
CEERS' HORSE IS
FEATURE AT The
GRAND CIRCUIT

Lexington, KY, Oct. 5.--The victory of
Frank G.. Jones Sparkle Watts, driven by
the veteran Pop Geers in the 5000 two
year-old trotting futurity, featured the
program of the opening day of the Grand
Circuit meeting on the grounds of the
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Asso-
citation today. After losing the first heat
to General French, Geers came back In
the second and won in driving finish.
repeating in the thidr neck In front of
Native Spirit.
Rhythmell, owned by Senator David
Tod of Youngstown, Ohio, won the $4,000
Walnut Hall and $500 gold cup in straight
heats, and her best time 294 Ia, was a
new record for the race.
Margaret Druten in the third heat trot-
ted faster than worlds record for four
year-old fllies, going the mile in 2.04 IL.
The 2.09 pace resulted in an easy
straight heat victory for Jaystone, and
the 200 trot was unfinished, Lizzie Brown,
Oakdale and Tommy Horn taking heat
each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-06
u. OF ME. NOTES

Orono. Me-. Oct. 5.-(SpeciaD. -Sometime
during the wee sma hours of Monday
morning the Sophomores with the assist
ance of retinue of Freshmen whom they
extricated from their places of repose,
went the rounds of the campus and Oro-
no and posted in every prominent place
copy of regulations which have been
laid down by the Sophomores for the
Freshmen to obey. Each proclamation
was done in a green, yellow and red
effect.
Its intent was to impress upon the en-
tering class the smallness of their being,
when overshadowed by the Importance of
the class one year ahead. 1t declared
In no uncertain terms the exact path
straight and narrow-upon which FRESH
men shall tread; and predicted dire dis
aster should one Of the entering class be
unfortunate and stray therefrom. It dis
claimed acknowledgment of prep school
honors and defined absolutely and mi
nutely, leaving not the least visible doubt,
the place of Freshman on the terra
firma Of the university.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-06
EXPECT CONFESSION FROM ONE OF
WOMEN IN THE SULLIVAN CASE

Houlton, Me-, Oct. 5.--Efforts to dis
cover the fate of pretty Mildred Sui
Ivan, the 17-year-old Houlton girl,
who disappeared from Pressure Isle,
Sept. 4, after an illegal criminal oper-
alton. for which DR.. Lionel E. Dudley
and Kate Michaud are charged with
being responsible as principals and
Alice and Eta Pelietier as accesso-
ries, still continued Monday. The
search centered in the vicinity of
Presque Isle as 1t is believed that the
missing young woman was taken to
some house or camps not far from
there after her disappearance Wheth-
er she is now alive or dead is a Ques-
ton which has become little more
than matter of opinion. There is no
real evidence at present to support
either theory.
The county attorney states that he
believes one of the three women I'M
der arrest will make a confession. De-
tectives are known to have followed
Kate Michaud, who is jointly accused
with the physician. They are now in
close touch with her at her home town
at Wallograss.
Mr. Graves told the county prosecu-
tor that while performing night duty