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New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
BUYERS NOW IN THE CRY
Out,ofTOwn Visitors Here Look Over Offerings Of Lec
Wholesale Dealem

CINc1NNATI-L stl1 q Co; c etix, la1ieg
ready-to-wear: Gefwin, dress goo1s. In
mss and shaWis: 377 BWay.
DETRoIT--J T. Hudson Co; o Weobe4, fofn
FORT WoBTH-w c Stripping II { HAS.
cfoaks aisa waists; ae5 BWar
GALECBUR9-KelioGs Drake co: e heft,
iadle9 ready-to-Wear; wellington.
GRAND HAPlDS-IIerpolsheim CO. q
Mangold. iadles' ready-to-uear; 1tIo BBel.
INDIANAPOLIS-f3elig d q Co; 8 l. Hona.
Miss MsThs. ladies' rea6--'o-Veart 1i9 "
KANSAS CITY. Mo-Buruham. siunssr.
Root ID o 80; w Sherlock, ladies re&dy-
tO-wesr; ~ Leonard 81.
PorteouA ladies ready-tO-wsar; IS whits
pHiE.ApELPHIA--Bers Bros: Miss r Par
ness. ladies' ready -to-wear; u w z5d q
feld. Berg. ladies' reAdy-tO-~sAF; 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dept Store;
Levy, ladies' ready-to-Wear tbesemenDi ~
stN FRAEc1sco-Tb Emporium: J sfii
burn, ladies' resdy-to-wear: 40 Fourth ~.
SPRINGFIELD, nAss-Forbes = WsllHees
ST LoUis-Famous q Barr Co; Nils Ru6in.
steln waists; Miss " Oumbinnsr' costenes
woRG a9a RGFsrsti. sTsTfsi MAsS@Dssnhoirn 4 Sezas
20; c r March, ladies' ready-to-"ear;
Walker ST.
Co, e Heller. ladies' ready''o-SsSr' -
yo;,Tp'HSsTowS--d ;,TiS II MeKsIvsy 4 90: o D
sheets, ladies' ready.to-gsaT; i779 B"2y'
Mems and Boys Wear.
cIECrNNATI--J shirlito Co; II ooshey'
clothing; so Bway.
and 10 Cent stoves.
-. ,,, 49,. -..s..ar.6 81 the Five
and nT Ten lOSw CENT E1csSnss. 9SSS 10 west S0h St
since our last report:
ABILENE. KAN u Case Co.
AKRON, OHIO--Standard and lee etVrs'
ASTORIA J. I--Seymour Friedman
BROOKLYN-J FeldmGn.
ELIZABETH, " IN Price
ERIE, PENN-osborne-No Norman CO. .
EEps6Si EFEs6ShFE Z I Us ll-P z "a gs4aiH. silSs'
MIDDLEBuRY. VIC T Champagne
NEWARK, n Us Furman.
NfAGARA I hW sA Fails, \ T~JOS MsnSOur CO.
ROCKVILLE 5cf; CENTRE, IN Da silvs.
SCFFERN, n Y--Osmansky CO
Miscellans0us.
Ai.TooSI. PESN-w Gable q CO:
Harris, art goods; > Walker ~
AUBURN, " Y-Foster, Ross q 60;
BosToN--Jorlan, Marsh Co; z buralsS .
coats; Miss Matthews waists; NJ. Ass
nard, d~ssses; y II Jury, nesilHees;
Fuller fuysi n J'sutiiff, carpets and rugs
n Union So. - -,
furs; 81 " 18th st.
DENVER, Col--Joslin d q Co; g CaEpen-
ter general rndse: ai4 Church -.
EILENyILLE, n VI ostraaaer, carpets
and furniture; Grand. =, -
KANSAS CITY. No-Jones store co; y
Bsty notions, jewnlry, silNerWSre and
leather goods: "a Church 81.
I,IITI,ADEI,PHTA-Gi Bros; u Goldman
general mdse; c NJ Whiteley. iinnSs,
Miss l. Avery, ribbons; z Bohn, leatneT
goods: J Scanned, books; Mrs L Walter
jewelry, clocks and silverware; q Dupn
Art necdlework. Bway and 52d 81.
ID Rurnett general merchandise; Zb
Church ST; Woodward
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
prrroo.Is. ne.

DFygOOds, Etc.
ALTOONA. PIgNN--w r Cable 4 Co; Tsu-
deau. white goods; 2 Walker y.
BosTON--b Levinsons sonsi l. LsTinfoh
BUFFGIo-m 4 Medium coi s5: crSnin:
and millinery; il6 W S2d 81. +,
CHTCAQO- Morris, Mann s. Reilly; Z
Mann, white goods, ribbons, ts"elry' no
tons etc. ga BWay.
CHtCAGo-sears ROebuck Co; " Bar
nett, WOollens; 45S Bway. 80
Observation-Disclosures e Poppe; IL II
Poppe, woollens; Hermitage
COLUMBUs-1Teen Joyce CO. u a sens.
prints, ginghRms Innings and wash BoooS'
43 Leonard IT; Herald Square CO.,
DALLAS-Nienan. Marcus Co; A i NleILlsn' ~
T Marcus drygoods and ladies' reaoy-W-
wear; 70 Il I'D 81.
DETRoiT-crowley Bros; coEtello.
whlto goods, nannels and blankets; " Leon
DETRoiT-Adler, Berlin & Co; A 8 Adler,
WOOllens; Ansonia.
FORT WoRTH-w STRIPPING; Z Lee
drygoods; 5e5 Bwhy: Wallick.
HARRISBURG, PENN-Diyes, Pomeroy
Stewart NJ A Cook. wash sOOda; walker
HARTBoRD-prown. Th0msOa 4 co; n
strong, drygoOds, clothing aud uphoistery
NORWICH CONN-Porteous & Mitchell CO.;
r SethloN, linings; 50 White 81.
PORTLAND, ORE-Olds, Wortman KING;
L n Rice, dress goods, silks and velYets;
PHILADELPH1A-M sliverman Son; "
Silyerman. drysoOds and laces: Z w I'D 81
PHILADELPHIA-A Frank q Co; Frank
piece goods; liS2 Bway; latham.
PORTLAND, oRE-Meier & Frank Co; r l.
Ruebush dornestics, linens and "hHe
goods. 81 Union So.
READING. PENN-Diees, Pomeroy & stew.
art; u Kelly prints and ginshanS'
TAMPA, FLA-Nsas Bros; c A Mckay. dry
goods: iR " 22d st; ColllngwoOd.
TOLEDO OHlo-KinE MSg Co; KING piece
Millinery, Laces. Ribbons. Etc.
At.IENTOwN-Hes Pros; Miss r wieand,
laces, embroideries and handkefchiefs; aS
ATLANTA.-E L Rhodes q Co: I, Rhodes,
flowers, feathers and millinery 62l liWay
ATLANTA-Emporlum world; l. SontaS.
millinery; 61 Bway
CHICAGO. nl-Boston store: Miss II Nc
Grath. millinery; ~ Firth ay. III
iinery and ladies' ready-to-wsasj Bristol.
HUNTINGTON, w Va--Watts, Ritter & co;
w X Gibson, laccs, notions, gloves. hosiery
PAWTUCKET-Shar Il Robinson; ID
ID Newman, millinery; Is Spring st.
PIiILADELPHIA--Mar Bros; l. harko-
witI, MarkoTitz, linens. ,.s5 upholstery
SBUR0H--Kaufrnsnn Department store;
l. Geragnty. laces, embroi ierieS. TRIM
mings; 200 Fifth av.
San thA l1IDss eAAB ANNbN-
nowen, laces. srnbds and ladies' neckWsar;
50 Union 50.
Herald Square.
TiINGTON--WoodWard & Lathropj Miss
A Metz, hsndkerchiefs: Miss y D Collins,
ladies' neckwear; S34 Fourth Gv
WOmen's and Chlldren's Wear.
ALBANY--F l. Anker Co; T L Anker, ladies'
ready -to-wear; Wallick.
BOsTON-W & A Bacon: Miss Bennett, cor
sets; Miss Levy, silyerware; Miss Rice,
ladies' hosiery and underwear: Aliss Sean
Ian. books: 81 Union So
BOSTON-W Filene's Sons; A Biederman,
ladies' suits; Mr. AicCurdy, gloves tbase-
ment) MIR SilbermRn, skirts; II Levy,
waists; ll6 W SD st..
BOSTON-Jordan, Marsh Co; + c Kemban,
clOaks and suits 81 Union So.
BCFFALO-Siegrist G. Fraley; q p Smith.
ladies' ready-to-wear: 20 W 22d st.
BUFFALO, \ Adam & Co; Miss " A
Gardiner, underwear and infants wear; 2l4
Church At.
CHICAGO Marshall Field & Co; 3 Man.
chester. ladies' ready-to-wear; l04 Worth
Fl.
CIIICAGQ--sIegel- Cooper Co; Miss Gartty,
corsets: 10 22d n.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Bank of Germany Return,

Berlin (via LondOn), Sept. 2S.-The
weekly return of the Imperial Bank Of
Germany shows the following changes;
Bullion, treasury notes and bankHotes
increased 48,357000 marks, Lombards
increased 6,5q8,000 marks, discounts
and treasury transfers increased ST.
500 900 marks, notes in circulation de-
creased 60,799, 900 marks, deposits in
creased 2l4,719,000 marks and gold in
hand increased 54,932,000 marks.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
No More Rowing for
Wisconsin Crews

Madison, Wis, Sept. 2S.--Participa-
tion in intercollegiate rowing contests
by University of Wisconsin crews was
ordered discontinued to-day as q result
of an investigation by the medical fac.
ulty, showing that a large number OF
crew candidates had developed hypera-
trophied hearts.
Twenty-cight of ffth-six freshmen
and twenty of twenty-three "W" men
showed this condition.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Open Play for Yale Team.

) By IeieEIdp 10 Z ne AFiCH4e.4
New Haven, Conn, Sept. 2S.-Frank
Hipkey gave the Yale football SQUAD a
isng drill this afternoon, although the
vCrk Of the varsity was confined to
azraI practice and little work in get
iisg down under kicks. The second and
ara teams had protnacted scrim-
mage session.
Hai Pumpelly played q powerful game
a fullback, driving through the third
aam's line for long gains.
Conine, the substitute quarter, scored
With 8 long drop kick from near the
ode lines and ran the scrub with snap
and good judgment.
Robinson. last years freshman quar-
arbaek. injured his knee in the scrlm-
nage, and will be out for several days.
Tsite, at left half, played a strong Of
ensive game for the third team.
Both eleyens resorted to forward
ptSses, alternated with frequent punts,
his gave further indication that
Hinkey is set on getting the most pos
dble out Of the open game this year.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Towaco Club Wins on Courts.

In a lawn tennis match, played on
Sunday at the Mountain Lakes Club,
Mountain Lakes, n. j., between the To-
waco County Club and the Mountain
Lakes Club the former won six out OF
nine matches, getting four out of six
in the singles and two out Of three. in
the doubles.
Towaco was represented by Kahrs,
Logan, Prudential, NJ. Pentz, Colt
Pe1tz and Cliff Pentz, and Mountain
Lakes by Schaneck, Laver, Parkhurst,
Gerpas, Croft and Low.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
nceton Eleven in
Need of a General

years game will be played In Philadel-
phlR inasmuch as New York had the
contest last season.
II is underStood that the West Point
Athletic Association Is willing to play
in alternating seasons over q period OF
ten years in Philadelphia and New
York, but the Navy objects to the time
clause.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
FIRE RECORD.

s.S5-277 East i5Oth St; Ricardo Ahelni;
trihing 81, ,..,A.r..
5:4O-l5 West 25th ST. "ihS oi
a.,o-75G Tenth av.: II. Knit; triflnE
7.I0-iSs West S6th st.; Mrs. John hozoa; I;
s.so-Si0 East 9th st.; Abraham sollow;
=, go East 73d ST.: John Feuerbaeh;
uuknOwn. ,,,
I.,a-in Monroe Ct: J. Goldberg: trininG
i:iO-J22 z. 18th st.: Lizzie HermtE; trihias:
l:l5--Fort Washington aN ahd iS'h o' =
Eta Crowley; 500. -.
I:5s-S~s T. lV7th ST. Columbia Wash Co;
tTininG.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Scrub surprises the ouakers.

81 lBy Telegraph TO The Tribuucl
Philadelphia, Sept. 28.--For the first
lme this season, the scrub defeated
e Pennsylvania first team in scrim-
age practice here to-day. With a
ssA0eT Of varsity men in the scrub
lle-up the first string was able to
ssi6ter only one goal from the field
salaI a touchdown and goal for the
ee The scrimmage lasted full
~ minutes, without any time out,
~ the game was the hardest fought
FRANKLIN Field this year
81 endeavor to correct the faults
zoe pennsylvania team, which we're
Ie evident in the game with Gettys-
ss last Saturday. Brooke drove the
Nen 70 their utmost
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Scrimmape at Harvard.

tBl Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 2S.-FollOw-
fg his usual Monday custom, Percy
Haughton, coach Of the Harvard foot
bill team, did not send his players into
serimmage to-day. The afternoon was
tsy6ted to Individual coaching, defen-
sye team work and developing a few
aR plays
The work Of the rush line was only
itirly satisfactory on Saturday, and for
b hour the tackles and guards had a
long lesson on breaking through.
The coaches are looking for more
isekle material Trumbull, the old
yasfd, is expected 70 come along fast,
Bat Morgan, the oarsman, did not make
aueh Of an impression against Bates.
He IS active, but lights and probably
SEeetser, Of last years freshman team,
vii get chance at tackle on the var
aty soon.
Crawford Blagden, q tackle thirteen
years. ago, has joined the coaching staff,
he directed the work Of the linemen to-
&y. Late in the afternoon the varsity
ahd substitutes lined up against each
Cher for a dummy scrimmage on de-
( itnee. There was no change in the first
Tam for the signal drill.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Sharpe Cuts Cornell Squad.

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Ithaca, n. Y, Sept. 25.-Football
Feek at Cornell was opened to-day by
2 cut an the varsity squad, DR.. Sharpe
reducing the candidates from over sixty
2 forty-seven in number. DR.. Sharpe
Q7e the players blackboard talk in
ae new Schoellkopf memorial training
lopse this afternoon, instead of the
s1al light Monday practice
The team is IN good condition after
! re gruellinE Pittsburgh contest Of
saturday. 0'Hearn and CCi!yer, who
pere MT Saturday, are able to play
lsW. Scrimmage at Alumni Field is
ne order for tomorrow, in prepara-
aon for the Colgate game Saturday.
VI. Sharpe explained his cut in the
squad as in the interests of efficiency
snd 70 permit coaches TO give more in
aiHdual time 70 the most promising
players.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

49, t.llslngton, Sept. 2s.-Final settle
Psi,. y NE controversy between West
aHe Annapolis over the selection
isosI., place for this years Army-Navy
s5..'s.Ll s5,seL game probably will be reached
r,-is varies Daniels and Garrison to-
steed to confer with the Gth-
esrs Of The two service schools
e.,tqmste an agreement.
s here Gre confident that this
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
BUSH ESS NOTICES

MuuiXTapb I=ttPrE 100 tI.3O JOs
ms 1000 50. prompt Y. WeathertorA
uS Nassau Room 1905 Pboes Bssk'IaD IA
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Cheers for Fordham Team.

loe fordham football team returned
YYsS.,.sfassy from Washington, and was
,f-s5lsed With a wild enthusiasm by the
nsshls, because Of the victory over
NSSSttget6Wn on Saturday.
s,A squad held no practice yester-
~, eus will resume its work this af-
Visi il'2n N preparation for q hard game
Saiiaudet next Saturday.
cs,si game Is to be played on Bronx
q ~ bay and plans are being made
go care Of a big crowd The Presi-
The Bronx and other county
have consented TO be present.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Harvard, $4,000 an Hour.

Boston, Sept. 2s.-Haryard Univer-
sitv received $4,000 in the first hout
to-day from students for tuition at
the opeping of registration.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22
alms Ser ,smnSesRamptaaSt.

@ + ington II, 9. G.-EtGiiz
bent @iiion gab am II. Sept. formele
Wittbeiluu9, baB Die Der. Staaten in
oiciem IiIeenblide nit)t Elm ltrtbeil
fdllen poer tr9cnbfpelhen Intbeil an
G%ontrOberIen 8lpiifen Den friegfiibren>
Den %eilropdiihen Nationen iiber anz
geblide GerleBungen Der Hegeln cipi>
liiierter &ric9sfiibrung nebmen TOM
men. Sicie Stcllung fiinDiste Der
Yrdiioent 5uerit in Ieincr Iniprahe an
Die bel9iide Gommiiiion an. nel1e
scgeu angcblid)e IusI6rcitungen Der
Ocutiden Nrmee .proteitieren mill.
Spdter id)idte er cine &abelbotihait
dhnlid)en Snbalt5 an Dem beutihen
&aiier ais Nntnort' arf beiien Yroteit
9egen Den @ebralif bon Sumoums
augeln icitcns Der @Qiierten. Gin
aabclgranm dbnlid,en Sinnes tpuroe
an Yrdiibent Yoincart bon Srdnfrei6
aufgeieBt, Der bebalptct bate, Die
SentIden 9ebraudten Sumollm>
&ugel1.
Sic @crntittlungspcriuGc bes Sra
Iiocnten Willon MADDEN feline ionber>
liden S%ortidritte. ,aaiier @ilbclm
bat nod nidt geantlportet. @obl d6er
bat Der beutl6e Geid)stan3ler Dem
amerifaniifem @%otid)ufter in Berlin,
@erarD. gegenii6er Den oeutiden
Staubpunft ~flargelegt. Semna6 muB
Seutihlonb e5 Den @egneru ii6er@
laiien, SriebenSpurihldge 81 Madden.
oa lonit leift bns 0tiBperitdnoniB uufs
fommen fonute, Dag Sentiflaub
Sriebcn Jude. I6cr ionit itebt Der
ann5lcr elmer Srieoenspermittlun9
gnn3 ipmpatbiih 9egeniiber. .Seutihs
lanb bat ben 3rieg niht geiudt; er
lit linn auige5ipungen fporben."
@erabe sur re6ten Belt Iinb in Der
ameritnniiGen Erei'e 5nei ausiibr>
li6e geridIte eri6ienen, Die lid nit
Den angeblihen @reueltbaten Der
Seutihen in 8elgien beid)ditigen nnb
oerurtige @eihihten in bas Heih Der
Sabcl berlpeiien. Gin Spe5ialbes
rifterltatier Der Illociierten Srelie
unb Games S'Sonnea Sennett, Be-
ridteritatter beS minneapolis Sour
nal. iino Die Teriaiier. Seibe. 9ez
bprene Imerifauer. iasen iibcrcinltimz
menb aus, baB Die 9eiammtcn @rs
3Gbluusen bon beutiden @raniamz
feiten nihis als 2iigen ieien. Die
belsiihe Gommiiiion, Die tiir5lih bon
Yrdiibent 8iliou empiangen 'puroe,
nirh mil ihren @reuelberid)tcn nuns
mcbr mcnig Griola er8ielen, nadbent
3ipei cfte. glnublpilrbige Gmeritnner
81 @unitcn Der Seutiden ibre
Stimnte erbo6en babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22
neutrality-suspicious.
Ger Saiier INN Der srufe @eneralitab
w%abriheinlih in 9ngcmbmrg.

2onbpn, Den II. Sept, Ia
GNh. SreB.") Cant elmer Heuter>
9epeide aus Nmitcrbam mil Die
Dortise 3eitun9 vNteups ban Den
Sag" in grfnbrune gebrddt bd6cn,
bnB &aiIer 8ilbeIm unb Der beutI6e
grpBe @eueralitab iid our 3elt III &l>
remburg ~beftnoen, mr. audi llloncn in
700 9elten fanpiren. Scr General
itab lei I'M Snuie Der oeutlden @es
ianbtidnft einauartiert.
.@dbrenh Der Naft", beiBt CO in
Der Scpei6e neiter, "tuiro Die 8e>
ioubtIduft burd) Meroplune belpndt,
nelde ben Simmel nit Sdcinruerfcrn
ubiud)en. um 10 ~feinolid'e Ieroplane
6u perbinoeru, ii6 Der Stapt unbe>
merit 5u ndbern.
,@inem fran5GiiIden ober bcl9ii6cn
Ieroplon 9elang es, bier Somben 5u
merTen, Die aber teiren Iouperlth
ihfperen S6abcn nnrid)teten. Die
GiIenbobnlinic lit an eini9en Steaen
8~eritDrt mproen."
(2ugembur9 lit nift mn cine nelt>
trole, ionbcrn auh cine offenc Stuot.
8enn alp Ipiatifer III bic Staht
8pmben gelporfen bubeu, 10 lie9t cine
srobe @%erlebun9 oes S0lferred)ts por. }
8eitGtigt miro Die pbige Welbung
burd einen Nrtifel in Der y&0lniifen
@~olts5tg." bonn 80. Iu9uit Der folgens
DermnBen idlieBt:
.@eitcrbiu gloubt bn5 bolldnbii6c
9latt (bas fatboliide Sc SnD") DEM
beutiben @eueralitob Sorpilrfe mae
den gu miiiicu pcgcn ocs @rI6einens
oes Zeppelin ii6cr Inttucrpen. 3u@
crit mare iuo6l an Die frnn3oiiife Hez
9ierun9 Die Sra9e 81 itclen, pie lie
aus einen 2uftfreu5er auf Die offene
Stnbt S%urcmrbur9, Die ii6 liberties
niht 9e9en Srdn3oien pergan9en bate,
bot 8pmbeu iucrfen laiien f0nncn.
Sus lit Dor ad,t Sagen, fllr5 na6 Wtits
terno6t bon Snursta9 auf Sonnta9,
%. auf %. Nu9uit, geifeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22

Sreunbidaft i%ibersueeben Idien, be-
obadtet. Eerartise 9inae fam mar
lid, npbl idlperlif eiubilben. Ser
beutidle Splbnt, Der nit leinen &ad)a
mannIfaften Dor Dem .8are Oh
Noro" arf Dem 8iirscriteig altSgc>
itrcdt lag, unb ieine Seinc cin6og,
Odnit elm beIsiiher SuBgdnger ultsc>
binbert paiiieren tonne. lpur fein Bro
butt Der @inbilpurgstraft. nob mar
Iein breitcS 2dd]eln. ais er id1laftruns
fen Die Aueen aufid)lu9. ir9enb ctlpus
oubercs oils du~genfdlIiee Sbatiad)e.
Sic orci iungcn oeutid,en SffiSierc.
Die lldd1 Dem &alncc 9ptel ritten. Dem
Softreht freulblif %tpinften utlb inn
5uriefen: .@iirben Sic 9eitatten, bnB
mir ms bier filr Die 9tadlt einaunrs
tieren?" nnren feline Srarmbiloer.
@ir ia6en dbnIife &or9dnse tpobl
ousenolpeiie.
5ragifDmiidc Sage.
Nahbem mir am Sonntog. Wone
tag unb Wtittipof lester &oHe ms
%almdblid Der Ineriffslinie Der
SeutIden gendbert batter, iaben mir
uns Dor etnem 9an5 ulloeren, pranatt9
iGerem 8ilbe. ySir luaren bier allers
oin9s nur gebnlbet unb mir lpllbten
Dies. Seine beutifen Correspondent
ten 6efanOen iif bel bielen beutid,en
9olonnen unb feline 9prreiponbenten
irgeno elmer Nationalitdt paren err
ipilnldt. Iuein iiberoQ, mo mir bius
famen, en1pfin9 man ms. nafbem
unlcre Td1le 9erlnn unterluht lno cine
Heibe Sragen an ms aeitcat lpurben
lpuren, in Der iiebensipiirbi9iten 8eiie
unO par uns bebilflif. Sd CLAUDE,
Die itreitbaren beutIhen Solbntcn em>
pfuneen es. baB Die flint miioen Otdnz
ner = lauter Sriltlinge - Die 20
Oteilen fpeit bnrh feinbliGes @ebiet
IN Der beiBen Iueuitionne mdrifiert
tparen, aleroin9s balb pcrriift, babel
aber efte Sports fem miibten.
Se6r oft iaben mir. nie lie GRIM
leno nah ms binihauten. 8ir lpurz
Den bon einem 2eutnant gum anberen
aefiibrt. Nah elmer Stunbe iaBen
mir in einem 6elgiihen Heitaurante
ais Die @1ite bon 3fpei pber brei beut@
Iten Sffi5ieren. 8iele bieier Sffiz
5iere batten Die ltniperiitdt abIolpiert
uno Iprafen nor5iiglih engliih. Seim
Bier unb einem anregenben 8eiprGhc
perging raid cine Stunbe, ebe mir ms
trennten. Die Sffisiere beiticeen
Damn ibre Sferbe uno mir ieeten
unieren Iarih 81 Sub fort. 3tpci
ODER orei StlnOen ipdter trafcn mir
pieQeiht ipicber einen Der Offi5iere
auf Dem @iidlpeae nuf Die Ieilcn unp
Vteilen langen 8agen5iige, an beren
ueberfpatiin9 er bctbcili9t mar. Sr
%erfunnte ms iofort nieber nit ienem
Sadeln, has mir an i6m eepobnt
lparen unb, beiien 8ebeltiln9 mir nidt
INNER ergriinben fonnten. @r 9riiBte
uns uno frngte tets, Oh er uns irgenbs
tpie bebiilflid fem Tonne. 8ieberbolt
oriidten Sffi5icre ibr 8ebauern bar
iber alls. baB lie ms niht in Den
Wilitdripngen mitfabreH laiien fonnz
ten 9as lei leiber itreng nerbotcn,
ia9ten tie. Sn Der Sbat Iheint Ancs,
mas einigermnBen ungefpiB lit, bon Der
beitebenben Tcsel abneicht, itrens perz
boten 81 icin. fpenn Die ecpaltiee
beuti6e Irnee i'm Selbe Itcbt. =
~Gbicago Sailp Sribune", II. Sept.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22
pcreinietc Staten.

Gemien, Soma, BEN II. Sept. IA.
-Sei Der Ireiiee& ertheilung, ipel6c
Der 2uremblrgcr Sruber6uno I'M
Snterelie Der @epinnuug neuer Wit>
9lieber auf9emabt bate, erbielt Die
bieiige Settion ben 8peiten 8reis
($15); Granville getpann Den criten
8reis 1929. - Der iilblih Dor bier
ipubnerbe SO Sabre nlte elem HoIfes
lit am lesten SamStn9 9tabt ge9en II
ll6r mad Observation-Disclosures &ranfbeit
geitprben. @r mar nit Marin Waren9
p~er6eiratbet unb es iiberleben i'm
allBer Der 8attin Die &iuber: Senrp,
8arnen. German, gliiabetb Sernars
bine, Ngnes unb emma, ollie bier
%pobubaft. Or rube III Sriebeul =
Il. &rier erbielt geitern Die. 6etrii>
benbe Nahri6t. bab ieine Wutter,
Srau Sobn &ricr, in Sopen, e. 8,
9eitorben lit. Sbm unier Seileiol
0etu Sricr, Winn. = @oblperieben
nit ben III. Sterbeiatromenten, Itarb
I'M ct. 0tarn'ss Soipital in Iinnez
apolis, mo ieine Sodtcr &atbarina,
cine &runfentpdrterin, i'm bebieute.
am 5. September Serr Wtatbias Wpli@
tor, I'M Ilter bon 66 Snbren. 9err
Ytolttor lunr Elm bohangeIebenes
Witelieb bet ct. Warieu@@ emeinbe
bon Sem Srier, Winn. @r purbe
ge6oreu am II. Nonember 1S4S 81
Bed, 2uremburg. SIM Sabre 1865
reiIte er nit ieinen gltern na6 4mes
rita uro 3ipar unh Sem Srier, 0finn.
SIM Sabre 1875 p~erbeiratbete er lid
NIT Gnnn Neii6 D Wiespile. 9as
iunge @6epanr lieb Iih nrtf elmer Snrm
bel Canon Sails. Winn., niebcr, mo
Die Samilie biz jeBt lebte. 8ott
iegnete. Die Che nit abt &inbcrn, bon
benen nod iieben am 2ebeu lino. Su5
8egrdbniB fanb bon Der ct. Ioricns
&ir1e IN Neip 8ricr aus nm 8. Sept.
itatt. Noge Der &eritorbene Ruben
in Sriebenl
Iefn gienna, Suma.-9ie friiber
bier aniGiiige SRI. G%utbarina &nB
ipnroe am Is. Sept. 5u 6unoper, 81,
nit Srn. So9n Niomar ebeli6 9ez
traut. @liidnuni6l
Tprtb @aibinston, Su,ua.-Im 10.
Sept. beiratbeten bier Sri. Clara
gbams uno &m. Eiter. @lildipuni6l
Belgrade, @sinn.-gbelid getrnut
fpnrben bier Sri. Gatbariua 8uers
unb Serr Sobn Selling BON Safe
George. @liidnunidl
Chicago, Sa.--Srau Waria Berthe,
geb. S6mib, melbet per &abelbepeihe:
,Wpblbehalten bier in Sells. Sentide
rnr burd S%uTemburg mnridiert. Seit
ale beruhist." - Slm 10. Sept. ltarb
Serr Srauf 0eiber ans Soutb gpans
ftpn. = Im IA. Sept. irarb in 5405
Sbielbs abe.. Srnu &atborina 8irB,
seb. 8einbnd, ldnge ipobnbaft in Gid
a. b. Ola. llebcrle6enbe &inber iinb:
gaspar uno Sacob, 8atbarire Wigit,
Rdrgaretba geurih. Inna Gculper.
Wtoge lie ruben in Srieoeul - Sbe>
lih aetralt nurben am 2. Sept. Sri.
a~at6arinn 8epriA go. Str. unO Nib
Lamb Slpe.) IMP Sr, antou Grimm.
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