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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

the hearty compliments of Golfers.
This is indeed a munificent gift on
the part of the famous publishers. and
their courtesy to the local institution
will place Kendalrs library facilities
on a very substantial rating with other
Oklahoma colleges.
Many Tulsans may have a few vol
umes in their homes which they do
not have a great deal Of use for any
more. What better use could YOU
put them to than giving them to Ken
DAN college for their library? They
will be used every day by the ambi-
tious young people who come from all
over this state and neighboring states
TO study in Tulsa, in Tulsa's big col
legc Why not call President Hawley
over the phone at his office and tell
him you have few books to CON
tribute towards the goal of 1900 ad-
ditional volumes Doctor Hawley will
be glad to send 10 your home or your
office for these books. It is Christ
mas time, and let us not forget our
local college.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
TO PUT LITERACY TEST
UP TO The PRESIDENT
SENATE FAILS 10 HEED THE
OPPOSITION OF PRES
IDENT WILSON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-AlthouGh
President Wilson announced today he
did not favor the literacy test in the
pending immigration bill, indications
tonight were that the measure w0rld
be sent to him for approval or veto
with the litoracy provision unchanged.
No disposition to amend that section
has been apparent in the senate
where the bill is under consideration.
1t was the literacy test which
prompted President Taft to veto the
bill just before the close of his ad-
ministration. The measure, substan-
TALLY unchanged. was repassed by
the house. President Wilson said to-
day he had not decided what action
he would take should it be passed
also by the senate with the literacy
test included.
Consideration of committee amend
ments virtually were completed today
in the senate.
The only important change was the
elimination of the provision for med
ical inspectors on immigrant ships,
which was stricken out 33 to %. Seven
fQyeign powers had protested against
tfye section. The senate substitute vir-
tually re-enacts the present inspec-
tiOn law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
Gn,crnnrs Nran in Cnnlrnl.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Thc special
committee OF five, which took charge
Of the affairs Of the stock exchange
soon after the outbreak of the war
and remained In control throughout
the period of suspension. today re-
tired. restoring the management Of
tho institution to the board Of gov
ernors. The committee announced
that the reasons for its continuance
no longer exists. now that the eN-
change has returned 10 open trading
Only two minor committees now re-
main to pass upon minimum prices.
which are still I'm force and TO arbi-
trate other technical questions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

WASHINGTON. Dec IA national
lcprosarium under control of the pub
lie health service was recommended
to the house commerce committee to-
day by Surgeon General Blue, who
said a recent report showed 46 cases
Of leprosy in the country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

Belgians arc not the only homeless
people through the war Something
like two million Jews have been
driven from their homes in Russian
Poland.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

Tom Edisou's Iu start all over
again tomorrow while his $1,000
900 plant with only S2OOOOO0 in
suranco. was burning was greater
display of hcrolsm than the war has
urpdu,cd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

Buy your Christmas goods at the
Harlow Brokerage and save about
half-AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

It's strongly suspected some of The
"Ect.ryllN for war shuutrrs Wuall
not enlist if lt really oamc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

Judging from the space n is fill
ing, congressional action isn't needed
TO get publicity for the national de-
fcnse question.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

There are men n congress who
care NOT who mbcs the laws. $50
long as they rrt ihy advertising
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

The Harlow Brokerage store. 2O3 s.
Main viii be open evenings until
Christmas Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

The Harlow Brokerage store is the
busiest store in town.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

Tho contention oi Tho World 10 not
that the city hiss not proven supply OF
good water suitable Tor drinking purposes,
but that the water department has not
w to this time delivered Il IN tho water
mains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

JOHN DARNEII. a notorious beg
ger. happened TO approach two dctec-
tiyes on the street Monday night and
asked them for enough money to get
"a bed To sleep I'm that night. The Of
fiocrs told him that they would take
him To their office and accordingly
escorted him TO the police station. It
has been learned that the crutch
which he uses is a fake. lie uses 1t
as often under one arm as the other
and adjusts his limp TO correspond.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16

SEIIINN STOOk m now C0TN0Tl-
uou is the means used 10y the local
Elks lodge to secure money 10 finance
the charities of the coming Christ
mas I'm the hall OF the lodge home
is % largo imitation thermometer
which is registering tine contributions
Seven hundred dollars is set as the
proposed capital stock of the new com
pauy. which Will furnish chicken and
bread for three hundred families on
Christmas day The food will bc dis
tuhutcd ON the morning of the 25th
with automobiles
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-16
Il AZ IDA WS

Hsve elapsed ,ince tho day on which the
city administration. month previously
definitely promised that it would furnish
en- ample supply Of pure drinking water
through the city mains aud that promise
has not been fulfilled
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18
GRAND irish night REFLECTS
CREDIT TO YOUNG erin SOCIETY

Cleary entertained with an Irish Jig.
The dance was good and the audience
would have liked more OF f. The
Irish Emigrant" by T. r. Sedgwick
was ably rendered. Mr. Sedgwick re-
spending with a pleasing encore. An
other run of motion pictures, of Irish
scenes, preceded the tablean. The
Wandering Minstrel Miss cartledge
posing. Dear Little Girl nv Mr. Hut
ton was the next number, followed by
a -Four handed-cr eiehtfGoted-
Irish jig" by the Misses Lillian Nc
Tighe and Marsc1 Kennedy and
Messrs. William Warren aid Daniel
Cummins. Another molten picture
preceded violin SOLO, Souvenir by
Miss Julia Hollinger, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Hollinger In response
to the insistenee of the audience Miss
Hollinger responded with a number
Of sweet Irish melodies, ably render
ed on that sweetest Of all instruments.
Miss Evelyn Hccandiess accompanied
the singing numbers. while members
OF the Young Erin Society assisted Mr..
Hutton in his rendition of dublin
DalsleS
Shortly after 9lc'clock the members
of the Spauldins company from the
BijOu commenced to drop into Ye Lib
erty, to lend their. aid to the success
Iof the Grand Irish Night They did,
The tango dance by the members
of the Spauldirg chorus was good.
1T was cleverly handled and called
for a repetition. George Chesebro and
Emma Audelle in Songs and Non.
sense" also pleased, and showed an
adaptability to vaudeville as well as
musical comedy George L. Spaulding
showed an intimate acquaintance with
his old Friend Casey in a clever
monologue. The Devon sisters in song
and their famous Timber dance we're
compelled to respond to number of
encores. which they did with right
good Will The program closed with
a dramatic sketch. The Outlaw by
James Guilfoyle, George l. Spaulding
and Miss Geraldine Wood. in which
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18
Entertaining Program at Ye
Liberty by Amateur and
Professional Talent

ireland had her innings IA Honolulu
yesterday and last night and, what
ever the outcome of the home rule
bill, the entertainment furnished at Ye
Liberty theater by the Young Erin
Society and its host OF friends, includ-
ing the members Of the SpanIding Mu-
steal Comedy Company, was every
thing that had been promised II was
billed as a Grand Irish Night" II
was!
Amateur and professional talent
Wed for thespian honors and amateur
and professional alike received round
upon round Of wellmerited applause.
Irish songs, Irish stories, Irish play
lets, Irish colors and Irish pictures.
moving and posed. went to make up
an evenings entertainment that could
not fail to delight the former resi-
dents Of Old Erin, their children and
grandchildren. In fact, anyone who
failed to find enjoyment IN the Young
Erin Society's thespian bill-of-fare
would be hard to please.
Ye Liberty was well filled when the
house was darkened and the first pic
tnre thrown on the screen THE
Shaugraun.v a typical Irish drama Of
the days OF short breaches and old
lace ruffles, was the opening number
and from then on until the finale Ire
land came into her own and her many
loyal sons and daughters breathed the
atmosphere Of the eLittle Green Isle
for several hours. w. Fl. Hutton en-
tertsined with a number Of humorous
Irish stories, followed by song. dub
lin Daisies was the initial offering
by Mr.. Hutton, who was compelled to
respond to hearty round Of applause,
which he willingly did, notwithstand-
ing the fact that be was badly handi-
capped with severe cold.
Miss Kathleen McTighe and Jack d.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18

tof one passed. unless the same shall
have stopped.
In passing street ear oyertaking We
hieIe shall pass to right
Slow-moying vehicles must keep a:
close to curb as possible
Drivers of motor vehicles mus
stop when signal is given by a driver
| of frightened horse The signal NUS
not be given without reasonable
cause.
Before turning, stopping or chang
ing course. driver must see that thers
| is sufficient space for movement tc
be made; must give audible or Wis
tihle signal of his intention
/ Corners must be turned as near tt
| the right as possible.
On turning to left into another
street. driver must drive to the right
OF and beyond the center of street In
Itersection before turning
In crossing from one side of street
to other. crossing must be made b,
turning to the left to the opposite side
of street In congested district sucf
turn shall be made at street fntersec
tons.
Vehicles are prohibited from stop
ping upon any street with left sidt
of vehicle toward or along the curb
| They cannot stand in front of en-
trance OF public building. on side o
street where cars stop. within 20 fee
Of intersection, within 10 feet of fir
hydrant, or in front of alley, excep
to let passengers on or off
Vehicles are to stop as near curl
as possible.
Vehicles are not to be backed III
/ to curb except when they are aetu
Tally loading or unloading excessively
heavy freight In case of draft ami
nal used, the animal shall be turned
at right angles to such vehicle.
At intersections, vehicles have
right of way over other vehicles ap
preaching from the left, e0cep
where police officer is in charge.
Fire department vehicles, when en-
gagged in. duty, ambulances, other We
/ hicles employed in carrying sick Of
| injured to places for relief, vehicle.
Of police department, shall have RICH
i Vi W fAy w tlCtA Ia anu POhANC ttSS
partments respond to an alarm, ma
chimes along way must come TO stol
by curb These vehicles must b
| plainly marked.
Vehicles shall not approach nearei
than 10 feet of street car which hai
stopped to take on or let off passen
gers; and, when such vehicle ha.
stopped, it shall not proceed unit
otter such car has started. This ap
| plies to the district comprised within
1.-THE speed limits. The rules outside
lof this district is that no vehicle shall
approach nearer than eight feet fror
! the running board of street car which
has stopped to let off or take. on pas
sengers
Vehicles, such as automobiles, mo
| tcfcycles, bicyles, etc. shall carr.
adequate warning devices; but de
vices which make a distressing sound
such as sirens, ARE prohibited.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18

For the convenience OF the public
the Star-Bulietin herewith gives q
brief summary OF the proposed new
traffic ordinance. 1t passed first
reading at a meeting of the board Of
supervisors last night II is more
than 1000 words long. II has been nm.
der way OF preparation for more thai
five months. and on il four special
meetings OF the supervisors hart
been held. This law. when supple.
mented by speed and registration
ordinance. will cover entirely the
field OF vehicle regulations, taking
the place OF old ordinances which are
or will be repealed. Having passed
first reading. the traffic ordinance
will be printed and passed at the next
meetings of the board on second and
third readings. A new section was
added to the ordinance last night, one
throwing the legal presumption of in.
toxication on a driver who has taken
q drink within an hour of an accident.
Following is the summary:
The "congested district is bound
I'd by Richards street, waterfront,
Eeretania street, Nuuanu stream
Vehicles must be driven with due
care for the safety and convenience
of pedestrians.
Vehicles upon meeting other We
h;cles shall turn to the right, and
shall, at all times possible, travel on
the right side of the street.
When one vehicle overtakes an.
other, it shall pass to the left of such
vehicle. If necessary on account OF
Ioad conditions the overtaken We,
hicle shall step to allow .oyertaking
vehicle to pass In no case shall pass
ing vehicle pass nearer than two feet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18

the trio MADE GOOD in capital
letters. The sketch was equal to many
of the offerings of mainland big
Time, and established the reputation
of the members OF the Spaulding com
pany as vaudevilIians. incidentally,
it would be fine stunt for the Spauld-
ing aggregation to vary the musical
comedy program and put over week
of vaudeville It would make a big
hit locally.
1t sure was Grand Irish Night. "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18
.MARy JANE puMps CAM.

The ladies' who were waiting for
that shipment Of MARY jane Pumps
to arrive are advised that the new lot
is here, and that the Manufacturers
Shoe Co.. Ltd, on Fort street, can
new fiiI al orders. Mary Janesp are
rot only very stylish but also very
conifortabIe. advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18
No. /. $S5...fer ordinary homes.

We furnish broad, binding guaranty bond agreeing
to replace free of charge without the purchaser
any part parts proving defective in material work
nanship
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18

way Operates from any electric lamp socket Machine
ready for instant 1t is the only type of
chine that washes heavy blankets, lace curtains and
dainty lingerie without injury.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18
No. 2l-2 SI5O-.-for Hotels, Hospitals, Etc.

We guarantee that the machine will wash beautifully
clean without injury clothes of all kinds including the
finest wooden blankets and dantest laces, also collars
and wristbands of any garment absolutely eithout arg
injury
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-18

Does the average family washing in 90 minutes, at Il
cost of only cents for electricity GALVANIZED steel
body Equipped with 2lsoller Wringer Runs by means
of Westinghouse Electric Motor Washes clothes by the
reversing eylinder principle, Acknowledged the best
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Sic periherstc Srune.

%pn DEM ip%auiiden @rafen Setter
bon Sllraos er5dblt Ole lleberliefcruug,
CT babe nad> elmer nn~itrengenpen Sago
einmnl ieiilem @eiolge bcfpblen. i'm
Inn ichen Sreis ihlufen Su luiien.
~SnS mid aeincr bon eud I'M
Shlafe itprtl" prbnete er an. ,aeincr
oart MIDI IN Den crItcn ied]s Sturbeu
mcden, mag funmen. pcr nil, llno
luerm cS Der a6nig ieIbit rpGre!"
&nilm mar Der 8ruf cin9eihlafen,
on crldlenen einigc poruebnue Serren.
Is uaren Nb9eiauotc Der ipaniiden
Stdnoe, Die ibu III elmer lebr lpihtiaen
Nn9eIe8enbeit iofort 5u ipreden perz
lalgten.
Wun bat lie, etpos Su ipurteu. Sic
ipurtcten cine Stunbe. 5lpei
Stunhen. - nod] lGnger.
SdlieBlif gin9 linen bic @cbulb
aus, mo tic frn9tcn Die Siencr:
oNt penn euer 8err nift 5u
Saule?"
Sod, lpur bercu pcrleaenc gnts
mort, "nbcr or ldldft unb bat itrenaen
Sciehl ae9eben, i'm inter teiner Be
oin9lla ppr8citig 6u pedeu."
Sam merbeu mir i'm niht BARN
loren. perlcetcn Die itplSen Spanier
uuh 5ugen hnpon.
81 ipdt crit erflbr Ser @rai. mas
lie acluult battcn. Sm Namcn Der
ipaniihen Stdnpc lparcn lie mad, Dem
plnRliheu Sphe oeS 4Dni9S Nliunip
c%rldieuen, nm Dem 8raien Yetcr BON
SurgoS Die ~Noni9sfronc u~nsutraoen.
Nun lunren tic 5u cinem Nnoeren aes
5oacn, Der tic nit Srcueen enpfina
unb Ole arone erhielt.
Setter bate ole aoni9stronc pers
IferSt - ucrihlaien. Gin tbenrcr
Sdllarl Shr fouut end, penten. licbc
SeIcr, lpie iebr Der 8rai Sicien Sdlaf
peripilnlht baben mirb. Der i'm nm Die
aroue, nm Die bptite Iaft bradte.
@ini9e Stlnocn S6laf foiteteu ibu
Gniebcn, 8ubm unb gbre u,lS braften
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

Observation-Disclosures i'll clnem Heilee
torb SlnB bot -, alts5uSieben IN :
%ltu9cluinc. &us 2iebes an Crime
rllnger, luicuiel Sbclire5 an Sclbitz
crdrbeitctcm mlIB man 3uriidloiicn nit
Dem @%eoanfcn: rSielci6t iebc ib es
nientnI5 micbcrl"
GntieBlifc @cibel aricgl go bll
liber ore %oltcr %bininuieit, "a peitidcit
on Den Oenidlcu beruus ull5 Der Be
bd9lidfeit be5 @i9cntbums, aus Der
SiHcrbcit Ocs @eiiBes. On 3rpingit
ibn, Niles 8u Iniicn llrlb auf icine
ci9cne Strait geiteut nm Die Grbaltune
oes nafteu Seben5 ais bas lebtc 81
t~dnrpfeul
@s trifft Sen Gin5clnen um 10
barter, ie ieiner ieiu Snncnleben oisz
p%pniert, ic alsgcprdgter iciuc Scrions
lidfeit, je ludrner lciu @erbGltnib gum
NGditcn. 81 Sreunb uub Sannilie lit.
9tidt Die Sorge lun cigcn @ut unb
Slut briIdt ms an ihpcritcn, ionbcru
Ole Gorge I'M Dos &obl u~nlercr GIN
Q%ebpriqcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

finDe bus 10 pflittptrecien. Seocr bar
aIf ieiucm 3lnB 5u blcibeu, mo CT Die
Yflidtcn i~ibernpm1ncu. Sier nirh es
audi Sbrdncu gu trofnen geben. 8ir
mcrben Iiegcn, Dns CLAUDE id feit uno
bcitimmlt; wcld' llebcrgclpiht BADEN
Sruppen mic uuierc bird ibrc herr
life Stinmun9l Nuc 10 tnpfcr uno
irobl Nbbipl 8enu Sic boren. 0aB
Die Huicn a6nigsbcrg bela9eru, Damn
fGnneu Sic nit Gorge an ms bcnfcn,
nber ba5u fommt cs niHt!-W. b. s."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Sas before Gam.

Sus utWtfe SUUp-
: gtutter, gar DIT ihon e~r3dblteir Oh
&om beferen 2anh, boiler Srieben unb
Hub';
&n ut oteler rolt9 pertldrte Strano2
&omln, moIen Mrs lud,en, oas glilds
lidc SanD2
SITS, mo Die 8ranntc bliibt pltrpurrl
unb friIh?N
ltnb @liiblpiirmdpeu iffuirren i'm
Wurtbcngebiiif?
- Sort ntft, bort nitt, mein &inb.
Ro Die S~eberpalme bic 8plfen I~treiit?
Inter ionnigem 6inmeI Die Sattel
rcift?
Gin 9riinenbcs @ilanp i'm Id]intmerns
Den Nicer.
Wo Der @inobdud bon lpiir3iacn
Silften Ihlper,
Wo forhigc SD9el, ieltiam unb itDn,
Suntlhtllerno lid ipiescu III luitiger
6Dbn?
= Sort niht, BORT niht, mein 3inb.
y
Sits BORT: mo Sic @cne Der 6liiie
rult
Iuf toitlihem Sanoe bon sleibenbcm.
Sob?
8o rotbe Hubinen itra6len im Sdadt,
Siamanten f%untcln in ieuriger 1rddlt?
Wp Die Ycrlc 9ldn3t am &pruaen>
ltrdno -
: Wuttcr, lit BORT bos beicrc 9unp?
- Sort niht, bort nidJt, mein ainb.
acir Nu9e lab icneS Snnb, mcin Sinh.
Seine Subcl9eiange nod frcnlb ms
iinb;
&iel idoncr i't's oils Der lieblidite
SrdlIm,
l(uh Summer unb Sob iinh fern ienenl
Hd,lnt,
Seine Slltme fpelft BORT i'm Sonf Der
3eit.
Gem ~ieuieits Der @oltcu, bes Grades
lpcit -
Sort its, bort its, meiu Sinh.
(Sclicia 6emuns.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
I'm trauten famiNenRreile. ! :
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rurftbar uiele Spfcr iorbern. obcr Der
@ottcsaldubige bot bel @acm od5 tr0lts
lid)e S%elpuBtiein, bnB er niobt p~crloren
iii. Wand]c iun9e Sraul, Die beutc
in Den Sanoen, no Die ariegsfndel
lobt, nod ibrcm 8utten lid lebnt.
lpilroc ibm Die Stunocn 81 9uule piel
iiiBcr maiden ais cbcbem, lpcnu CT
lpieber fame. Aber er foumt pielz
leift gar nidIt nebr. mn crit jest
filblt iit 10 rett, mas lie an ibm bate.
Wanh' licbes ainp in u~nicrcn 9tadl@
barlanoen miro icincn Yapu ME mebr
Iehen, oenn or iiegt piclcid,t beutc
id)on alif Dem groBcn ariegSfricohoic.
Z mnermeBlihe 6drtc bes Sd)itinlsl
8o mini nobl Serienige iein, Der oac
oiefr gefnidten 6cr5en pieber auis
ridten llnb troiten fam, no lit mpbl
lcner uniperieue Nr5t 81 fiuoeu. Scr
nuc bieie ifperperpunbctcn Seclen
heileu fam? Sic Nntipprt mibt ibr
Ielbit, liebe Wuttcr.
Ilio MIR feite5 8pttpertrdlten nah
reno Oieien Sa9eu Der Yrilfung. Sic
%elt bat lie gepoqt. nun mllb tic Die
ielbeu and foiten, bis dif bes Seters
bittere Nei9e. 9etct nit mir, liebe
Wlltrer. baB @ott Nae5 10 fiige, pie
CO bas Sell u~niercr piclfod 10 gotts
pergcl'cnen Welt erfprbert -"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06

Tlts eiucm Sricfe aus SGprcubcn:
.Gs iii ooh cine groBc, eelpaltige 3eitl
&ns lu0re ih itol5, tonnten mcinc
filnf Slungcn lhou mttl Meiu Wanu
bleibt 81 @auie. @s miro iiberaQ nit
Sanlpf %gcurbeitct, NM Die grutc 81
bergen. IS iii bcrrlid,, mic Seocr
biIft. Scbe Irbeit lit ctlpus 10 Sclbitz
perltdnolihcs. &icle mnIercr juu9en
%cllte iinb e%inae6pgeu, bic Srnuen 10
tapfer babel. Nad,burn bon ms iinb
NIT ainoern nadl Berlin aciabrer, ih
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
ssas gmcrifancr nidt u~eriteben.

Bon meiuer Ntlttter aus Nannbeinl,
Saocu, erbielt idl cinen 9riei, in
pclhem lie mir inter Mnberem aud,
Ihreibt: Sap Oh nid)t tommcn
fannlt, tblt mir iebr leio mo bctriibt
inns. @enii9c Seiner Siliht unb
tonme 10 6alb On fanuit."
Sieie @urte 5eigcn lpie NQc in Ser
6eimntb benfeu. Sd bin Der ein5ige
Sobn llnb trobbem miirbc meinc WSiltz
ter lief frcucn lpenn i'd tomnen fonute.
nm fiir bo5 %nterlanb 3l itreitcn.
%ielen Imerifaneru erSdbltc ih
bapou. pnB mir meine Mlttcr Dies
idrie6; bieiclbeu fDnnen bas IQes
uiht begrcifcu, baB cine bcntihc
Muttcr tralIri8 lit, neil ibr Spbn nid,t
filr on0 %atcrlnnh in bcn aricg Sicbcn
tnrn.-a Gble, gggertspiQe,
u. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
lie S0fin hat gefiinoigt.

Sic ncnfcn mubi, es ici ihpcr,
; etftc' anoere Su betpmmen. Nir
; e%rlauben ms, Sic zines Seicrcn
5n b%clebren. Saiieu Sic cine
; tletne &erlnnst NnSeisc in
; nnierc SlGttcr einriifen unb es
merben iih bnlo tiihtisc S6hins
ncn melocn. SicS gilt mud, fir
unncrc Sienitbutcn fir oas
Sans, bic 5arm, Die Office uper
bic Sabrif. Gtnc fleinc Der F..
langt- Nh5eiae III uniercn SIdt= :
tern rcoet iepe @ohe su 10000
Iamilien. Gs lit bilia unn Gin :
fah. Siebe Sreiie fir iplfe
!, Gn5cisen ami Seite IL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-06
Sas Mitgefiibl Der 0crlincr
S6uljungcn.

Sn Sen hamburger Nadrit,tcn~
Icicn mir: Norgens as llbr in
Berlin: Gin Sduliltnge ruit cinen,
onpcrcrL Der Mild bolt, 5u: Crib,
mir bnm beute feene Sdule, if mar
ldlou bn!" n@nrltm bcnn?" -
Ma, Sic Srnn6oieu ham bof @idrie
icfricd)t, mo Der auiicr pccB ia, Bet
mir bod nift TITLE iiBcn fenn'n pur
Mitiefiehl."