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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
CONTRACT Wife IN
MYSTERIOUS DEATH

San Francisco, Nov 1S.-The death
of Dixie Fay Martin, wlo through a
document signed in st. Louis, April
.2I 1884, became the contract wife o,
Or. j. W. G.. Martin. a former ST.
Louis medical student, today b came
the subject of a coroner's inyastiga
ton here
Coroner T. W. B. Leland said that
circumstancs in connection with the
womans death, watch took p ace NO
vember II, We're suspicious, but pend
ing Investigation Of her stomach and
vital organs by the city toXicoIogist,
the inquest was postponed The
police say two insurance policies on
her life aggregatiug $4,000, We're I'm
favor OF Or Martin.
The woman was 20 years of ags at
the time of her death. Or. Martin
said she frequently took narcotics
hypodermically to relieve suffering
caused by heart disease. On the
night of her death me said, he found
her unconscious in their home He
summoned a physician who diagnosed
the case as an overdose OF narcoia.
Delay in notifying the coroner led
to a police investigation.
Dr. Martin produced his contract
with the woman. The signatures
We're typewritten except his.
DIR. Martin told the coroners jury
thar he met Dixie Fav Gordon in Ok
laaoma City in 1910. at which time
she was a nurse lie said that he
was a graduate of a ST. Louis medical
college and that he is waiting stat
examination to practice medicine
here.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
villa Marching on Mexico.

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onleS' without IlFlhR shol
me IoIces OF VeAeral Fdoio COR
zaIeS' loyal to Carranza are gathered
at Queretaro and llapuato, where the
first important clash in the hostilities
between Carlanza and the convention
probably will occur.
These facts We're reported in Off
eial messages received today from
George c. Carothers. American con.
sular agent ACCOMPANYING villa. Mr.
Carothers stated that villa was well
equipped for the march
From American Consul Siuiman
came disuatch saving condition
were far moro serione in N1evico city
than .hav ,ad baen sinca tbo narl.,
for neace began he rewards actual
bostiIitiee as inavitah1e tbo,gb COM
of the generals arc stm irving r.
match nm tbo difrorancas tbat Sav-
arisen
Carranza according 80 nassages
from Air Snliman and oon Canova
.naciaI agent ~ Agnas Caiio,tee ha,
declared be had h5an nisrnderstood
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
PINE BLUFF
DAY At FAIR
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.

The first event was for light har-
ness geldtngs, and the first prize was
won BY z. II Haley of Memphis, who
Introduced oxford Lad The second
premium in this event was given to
DANES D. McAIHsters CDR Lewis"
Mr. NcAuister is from Columbia, Mo,
nd has splendid string Of show
horses at this fair.
The second event wa for Hot
Springs horses only shown to light
harness, and was won 10y Roy Lewis
Marion handsome black stallion.
Red Bird from the chris Ledwids
aarn received the red ribbon and
This one is pushing the best of tn
show horses in several divisions
The third was for stations M the
saddle class and the first prize went
10 W S Crouch &c Bonita OKLA who
presented "Fenton Mcdonald for the
consideration of the judges The sec
oud premium went to Chris Ledwige's
Red Bird. There was particular
~ classy lot shown i'm this saddle
event. four of which were Hot Springs
entrants
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19

Mariana. Fla. Nov 1S.-Ten per-
sons were burned to death here early
today when fire destroyed the main
building OF the Florida reform school
an institution maintained by the
state or the training OF youths
Approximately 100 students es-
capped by climbing through a skyhght
to the roof and nen making their
way down the sides OF the three-story
building on fire escapes,
The dead include TWO officers OF
the institution and eight students All
OF the latter were under II years of
age. The list follows;
Bennett Evans, instructor in car
pentry
Charles Evans, guard
Earl Morris, Joseph Weatherby,
Clifford Gifrords. Louis Haffin. Louis
Fernandez, Walter Fisher, Waldro
Drew and Clarence Parrott students
According to statement tele-
graphed Governor Trame.l by Acting
superintendent Bell, all the fire e5
cape doors in the section Of tIe
building where the deaths occurred
We're locked and the keys were on
the first floor when the fire was dis
covered
The fire is thought to have beer
caused by the explosion of an O.
lamp.
Cut off from escape by tn,
locked doors and barred windows, Ia,
two officers and eight youths burned
to death stood at the windows anC
FINANCIALLY called for help while tn,
flames worked their way upward
through the building Rescue pard2s
attempted to batter open the window
sratings but their efforts were futile
and soon the floors collapsed carry
ing the imprisoned victims witt
/ them.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19

London, Nov. 19.-1:41 a. m.-An
official statement at Vienna ana
transmitted to the Reuter- Telegram
Company by way of Amsterdam says
In the southeastern war theater
several battles have resulted in the
destruction of the Kolubar passage
but our forces had already crossed to
the opposite bank A telegram dated
Monday states that HOO prisoners
and much war materia were taken
the operations of the allied troops
in Russian Poland have forced the
Russian main forces to a battle which
has developed along the whole front
under favorable conditions. One OF
our divisions captured 1900 prisoners.
The advance of the Russians
against the Carpathlans is of secon-
Diary Importance. Near Grybow a
strong Russian cavalry force was dis
persed by our artillery"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
ENGLISH MARKsMANsHIP.

London Nov, 9,-3;22 a m.- A
week ago. says the Daily Mails Dun
kirk correspondent. "the Germans
noticed tnat the fire from the English
warships spared the houses on the
sea front at Middalkerke, whereupon
they took up their quarters in them.
This fact became known 70 the Brit
ish. who suddenly bomharded the
houses from five ships at once. The
German casualties Were enormous,
the dead alone being estimated at
l,70o.'
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
Ennllsh causualtY LIST.

London, Nov $3.50 p Mac.
cordig to casualty lists dated Noyem
Der II. l2 and 10. twenty-five British
Officers have been killed and fifty
wounded. Fourteen officers are re-
ported missing.
Among the killed is Henry Fort
escae Parnel fifth Baron Congleton
a lieutenant in the Grenadier guards.
ln the list of wounded is the name OF
Brigadier General Frederic c. SHAW,
commanding the ninth infantry brs
gade.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
new BATTLE
IN RUSSIA
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


the infantry because of a lack of Of
ficers for that branch
"On the front along the MazuriaL
Lakes our troops reached the wire en-
tanglements of the enemy's position
and forced them on the front be
tween CzenstochoWa and Cracow w
have attacked important forces of the
enemy. dctachments of which operat-
ing at Lodoyitz, were routed.
In Galicia we have occupied sue.
cessiyely the passes over the Carpath-
ians.
In the Black sea our fleet has bonn
barded the barracks and radio tele-
sraph stations at Trebizond.'
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19

Fl Paso, Texas, Nov 1S.-All Amer
lean newspapers were prohibited
from entry into Mexico by order Gen.
raj VIA put into effect today along
Che border Even persons crossing
the international border at this port
were relieved OF papers they carried.
NO explanation was given for the or
der, which was the first of its kind
to have been made during the last
years Of revolutionary activity in
Mexico.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
CHICAGO EXCHANGE OPENS.

Chicago, Nov is The Chicago
stock exchange will resume business
Monday morning Trading viii be
permitted in all listed and unlisted
steel, at the closing prices Of July 30.
The same rule applies to bonds In
handling dividend paying stocks trad
ers will be permitted to divide ont
dividend.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
Austrian Official Report.

London Nov. 1S.-6:45 p. m-The
following wireless dispatch was re-
|ceived this evening from Berlin by
the Marconi Wireless Company
In the latest fighting against the
Seryians the Ausuians captured ~
guns and 81 machine guns.
After three days fighting the Aus
TRANS defeated the Montenegrins near
Frabowr. The Servians are now con.
centrating three divisions in fort fled
positions south OF Belgrade
1T is reported that Armsntieres
France, has been bombarded.'
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
WARN ARMERlCANS.

Washington. NOV. 1S.-,Another
warning to American citizens against
unnecessary visits TO foreisn coun-
tiles involved in war was issued by
the state department today with par
ticular caution TO naturalized citizens
shat they should stay away from
their native countries or countries
with which they are at war,
Those Americans who expect 70
ravel abroad were advised by the
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
Artillery Duel Resumed.

Faris. Nov lS.-l0:3S p, m.-The
following official communication was
issued tonight:
The day mas been marked by a
very violent and almost uninterrupted
cannonade on our front in the north
In the region of St Mihiei the
Germans have blown mp the west part
Of Chauviucourt, which they bad
mined
There is nothing to report from
the other PARTS of the front
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
HONEY GROVE KID
ARRESTED AT RESORT
HELD ON A CHARGE OF SWlNO
LING ATLANTIC CITY VISITOR
OUT OF $4,000.

New York. NOV. u.s. Louis Helm
man, who, according to Nh epoIice, is
known as the Honey Grove Kid
was arrested tonight ON suspicion oI
being implicated in the swindIng OF
A. J Pendletou of Atlantic City who
is alleged to have been flteced out o.
$4,000 on August 10, 1913, in wire
tapping game He was later released
on furnishing $500 bail lehman 5
attorney declared mis- client was i'm
Europe at the time the alleged swim
die was perpetrated.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
FATAL CHICAGO FIRE.

Chicago. Nov. u.s. Three iaborers
attending meeting OF the industrial,
Workers of the World Jumped from
a second story window this afternoon
when fire attacked Monroe hall at
Nadiso and Sangamon streets, where
the meeting was being held They
were seriously injured The flame.
did little damage.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
France Gets Western Horses.

Livingston, Mont. Nov lS.-A ship
meut of 81 carloads of Montana
horses purchased tor war purposes by
French government agents was com
pleted here today The animals were
bought at an average price of $50
each
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19

department to provide themselves
with letters and documents OF identi-
iioation in addition to their passports
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
kIRk-ThE TAILOR.

He Win m&Ae yoar suI, DO yous
Gaming Ln0 PRESSING t23 Central
hons ass 1R-7-t;
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19

Or. John f. Rowland has moved his
office to second floor of the Thomp-
building 10-S-tf
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-19
REFORMATORY FIRE
CAUSES TEN DEATHS
TWO OFFICERS AND EIGHT IN
MATES TRAPPED BY BARRED
DOORS AND WINDOWS.

State Institution at Mariana, Fla,
Destroyed-One Hundred Inmates
Escaped.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06
Mrs. HiIda O'connor.

the Raymond Steam Laundry, Ray
mond, Wash, estimated it at Sis
week; W. ]. Doust of the Cascade
Laundry, Spokane, at $7.56, and A.
Jacobson of the Rainier Laundry,
Seattle, at $7.36. The employees esti-
mated it as follows: Mrs. Julia A.
Wilson, Spokane, $10.95; Mrs. Hilda
O'Connor, Seattle, Sill, and Miss
Johanna Hits, Seattle, $11.6O.
Figured on a yearly basis, here is
the average of the itemized estimate
of three employers:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

Olympia, Wash, June Con how
much-or rather. how ittle-can a
working girl live and~maintain her
self respectfully?
At the recent conference here to
establish the minimum wage for
laundry girls in teh State of Washing
ton three employers and the three
employees submitted their figures on
"a items entering into the cost of liv-
ing, and difference of Sd a week
was noted. Frank Nixon, owner of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06
COST OF BEING DECENT FIXED RY EMPLOYER
AND EMPLOYEES DIFFERENCE

-pIf LII ITGING1NNL
Carfare ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
Shoes and rubbers. ........ 1856
Repairing shoes. ........... LBS
Stockings 1.45
Underwear ................ Abs
Petticoats ................. 800
Handkerchief ............. LOO
Hats 11.S5
Umbrellas LOO
Repair of clothing. ......... 90
Laundry 900
Medicine and dentist. ..... 1865
Newspapers and magazines. 800
Stationery and postage. 800. 200
Association dues. ...... LIS
Church and other contribu-
lions .................. 600
Incidentals ................ 1900
Board and room. ......... 10000
Total per year. $315.05
Figured on a yearly basis, here is
the average of the itemized estimate
of three employees:
CarIdre .............S So.OU
Shoes and rubbers. ........ 1910
Repairing shoes. 2.40
STOCKINGS .............. S.UV
underwear ................ 40
P6CtlCOaCS 0.UU
Handkerchiefs ............. LOO
Hats 1850
Umbrellas LBS
Repairs of clothing. ........ 3.15
Laundry 1855
Medicine and dentist. ....... 1000
Newspapers and magazines. 800
Stationary and postage. .... ESQ
Association dues. 700
Insurance ................. 500
Vacation expenses. ........ 1900
Amusements .............. 1000
Church and other contIibu-
lions 500
Board and room. ........... 286.OO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
Gime Erobe ami Den Grnitiaa.

Inf etgene Sailit geoadyte ser Srts-
uoriteber Don Sfarlin cine 8lGrung
Der permidelten 0iplomatild)en Sage
berbei5uiiibren. nafoem er aus Ser
leben eim Ole WobilmahungSbeieble
entbaftenSes Eafet seoffnet bate. Gr
lieB Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES idyleil-
night offentlIh unld)ldgen unb bate
ole 9enigtbiulng, III fur5er Set oaS
game Sorf friegsbereit 5i lehen. Die
Helerue. unS Observation-Disclosures nab
men Don ibren I~naeborigen riibren-
Den Ibid)ico mo p~etiid,erten einmal
iiber oas unbere, Dab lie Den HuIien,
SranSoien oper per ionit ibnen im-
mer unter Sic S6noe geratben io1te,
aeborig OaS 9eoer itramm Sieben
miirOen. Sdlieblih plaste miiten in
oas triegeriihe Srelben Die Iuifld-
rilng, Dob es iih nm einen Srrtbum
oes Gorfnanoarinen banoelte, es
murbe abgeriiitet lulo bette lebt Sfar.
lin wieoer bas beidntlidIe Suiein Ell.
neS neutrality-suspicious. Ioriea, oas
sum a,lStrog ietier frieeeriiten @e.
liiite noh mie Dor aui Den Smlobooen
anaemielen bleibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
@as ,uir baiien.
(@on s +. 6 H t.)

@as ipfr baiien. lit Sic feile 9as e,
Die Iit beute bldbt 10 fret uno brett.
@tler nod, penn lie Der @ubrbeii
3ii8e
81 gepiifrer Sduihung lid entleibt.
@as mir bniIen. lit Die iei9e
e h 10 Il d. {,
Die lid, iebem Sauhe beust pie
Hobr.
Sas per5itternp 'hlpauft am 8aup Ser
@utcr 8ott, beipabre ms bapor!
@as mir baIien, lit bas 9aue
Salbe,
@eil es ganSe Mannestbat nidi
fennt,
Seet Dor 8ott, Jest Dor Dem eolb'ner
AGlbe
Sid p%erbeugeno nit Der Iensc remit
@as mir haiien in Der flligeu. talten,
Sammerreiheu, glaubensarmen Belt
SIT Der nadteu il II o1 t topt4
lid Walten,
Sit bas @ift Der II d. t / O.
feit!
@as mir baiien, lit Ser @eiit oes
Saiics.
Ser Gas Meid) Der 2iebe ii6eripdnb
llno Dor iein pom Neio uno Hah9icl
bluiie5
Intlis fre1 Der Srcibeit Iasfe banp.
=
@as mir baiien. lpas mir tobtlid
baiien,
Sit SaS CATER. fred our S6al
aeiteut,
Sas seihmintt uuberihreit aui Ger
@uiicm
Seinen Spru6: grlaubt lit, pas
9eiGat.'
Sa. mir faWen. mas uns lieben lebrer
@iq Die @elt, bies Seipens
tbum,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
(Ion 8arl d e t.

Wie Safer 8arI In Siihern las.

Ils @uiIcr Sarl Iein SeIoenihtpert,
Die 2eudJte Der @ermanen.
CUR Stub sebdngt i'm Siegesiaal
iamint ieiner Seinbe Subnen,
Sa lab Der alte Sclb i'm Stubl unb
hDrte germ NIT an,
9iepeil iein Sasetpert nol6raht, mas
\ Inpere 9etbdn.
lIub gginbarb uub Altlliu, Die mllbten
oft linn leien
Con Selben. sic 5upor gelebt, bon
3eiten. Die setueien,
llno Ianmeln cin uno ihreiben aui
aus beutiden Bottles Wunb.
Was bon Der Ihnen Sbaten nod Die
Sage mndyte fuuo.
am Wittagstiih bel Silb lub Slid,
Die Safel linn 81 ipir5en,
Inn WfitterHdd,t, ipentl er erfpaht, Die
Stunoen linn 81 fiir5er,
Gag ibm CUR Sanb manh' alter SonS.
manh' toitlih Tergnment,
Ieil ingeilolif DER grei1e Selo bon
WtBbe9leroe brenilt.
~
Senn in oes Bottles &inOermnno, m
2ieo nnb Spruh Der Altcn.
Sa. rauidt mauh' frifd,er Weisbeitss
oneq pie aus GRANTEES Spalten.
Sief pur5elt inter Stein unb @pos
Der eide mdft'ger Sfaft:
60 griinDcn in Der @or5eit S6ooB Die
@ur6elu unirer Strait.
Die 2ebrerin Der &6miae, Sas lit bi,
@eltgeididjte, "SoHr3ani1 9HS
Sic lebrt, ME Elm seredJfer Cot bic
@ruf' nitb 3leinen ridjte,
Sic lebrt, iuie in Der Sabre 9amf bas
Mhtisc uersebt,
Sic lebrt, ME in Der Seitelt Stmrm
has siihtise beifebt.
-
ltnb hort er 10 Ser Ibnen Sob. bas
idpant's benz alien Selben,
Sap emit audi ieines Hamens Hubm
Die Sasenbiifer meIben,
Hub Iltuin uno @9inbarh, lie idreibeu
beinlltd) auf
Ses aaiiers ihlidte 2ebensart anb
9roBen SelSenlallt.
y
@eripittert lit iein Selbenleib i'm
aaiisrbom gu anden.
Sod lebt iein GROCER Same nod in
aller Boiler Sprnhen,
Sod lebt Der alte 3aiier &arl in
beiitihem 9ieo mb @ort,
Solans' Die bentIdle 3nngc tlingt, bel
ieinen Seutihen fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
Bonn 5n&s, Der nd iibertiiten Iice.

Gin Studs bate iif IN Die RG6e
zines Sotfes sei6liden. unb es ipar
linn selun9en, iih cine Sans 81 ers
bdiden. Shon ipollte er lie mtfs
freiieu. Da bat i'm aber Die @oi1s, pdb
er lie BOD, crit nod einmnl tan5er
IaI1en mogc. Sas Smsen lei immer
ibr sroBtes @ersniisen seipeien mnS
iie fpoIte niht irerben. obne fth norher
crit nod eirmal an ibrer aunft erfreut
5u baben. Ser Studs. Der ftb ieineS
Ralibes pollfommen iiber tpdhnte.
meiute ladenb: ~Sas Tereniisen mill
ib Sir ihon eDnnen!" unb iette 1idb
m a(ler Rlbe ipieoer in's 9ras. Sic
Cans. Die es MIR bnrauf abeeieben
bate. Dem Sudie fpieber an ent.
tpiiden, begdnn MN ibreu Gang unD
patlfelte. leidt nit ibren SliigeIn
i&lagenb. bin unb Der - crit gang
laneiam, Damn INNER ihneller unb
ihneler. aber INNER adtete lie oar.
aiif, bab it'd hie 8~eipeeunsen 10 taps
piih fpie MIR mogIih a~usnabnen-
.Sebr gut. Sebr eiit!" rief Der Suhs
nnb polfc ii6 Dor 2adcn alsihiitten.
Die @ans mar Idllau ecuua, nod eina
0eile IN Der sleiGen Beiie lpeiter ar
tan3en. ga ploslih aber erbob tie
lid inter Gnipannuns a1er i9rer
Grdfte unb 'floS laiit treiihenb benz
SOrfe gu. Ser Studs tuolte i'm nab.
ellen - aber ihon mar CO an ipdt.
9urh bas 8eitrei Der Sans tpareu
bic 2inber bonn 9orfe. Die untpeit bcs
Blades binter benz 8ebiiih ipielten.
aufnerfiam eetporbsn, Gaih bran.
gen lie burd's @e5ipeiee unb - ben
fluids iebsn unb nit ibren GtDden
9eeen i'm loSee6en, tpar einS. Gs
9eIuns be,n Sudaie aipar c6ne tpettersS,
ben &inbern an entfommen, aber bah
er iif bate bon elmer Cons iiberlisfsn
laiier,. bas Gserts ibn nod lG,lss
Bed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

audi i6r praftiI1es aonnen fir bic
fiiuftiec llebernabmc 9r0Berer( 3rpede
i'll sieIiihsrer @eiie beranbiloeu.
Cine ipeitere Neiplution befiirz
fportet. baB audi in Sutunft Der Gem
traI s@erein alii cine @citerfibruns
Der io3ialspolitiihen 9eiesgebung
.batfrdfttg sintpirfe. UNI nnmentlid Die
Gerbdltniiic Der SrausrL aiuper. Sais
lons unb anberer Irbeiter elmer folben
9e9eluue entsegen3ufiibren, fpie tie
DEN Soroeritngen Der 8eiunbbeit, beS
Iittlid)en unb relisi0ien 8obles oieier
unb anberer Arbeitersruppen euts
ipridt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
fUr die liebe 1ugend.

SAEDNN
Uepeiben Der Bflun3en.
.@enn allies Seieraben1 madf,
Sa tommt Der Sam nm Witters
naht
Cans it'd unb miIb aug 8ottes
Sdub
0erab mif's buritige, 6iirre
2anS.
ltnb mad,t Die 9lurnen tpieber
friit.
@iebt Salfamtropfen airf'S
@ebiiIh,N
@rauidt Die @ieie, Vii unb
SIur
lltb itdrft Die iHIafe1be Natlrr."
Su talten NGtten seiriert Der Gam
su Neif. gs lit Elm tpunoerfdmes
Shauipiel, penn Der Self im 8inter
Die fa6len 3tpeisc unb Strd,ider NIT
Gdten Arhitnlen iibersiebt, Die barn
I'M Sonnenlift prdfti9 ergldnsen.
Gber nie bdlh ifmil3t er bdbin, elm
Glib ber @eredn9lidfeit aaer Grbsns
prachtl
@ines ser groSurtieiten unb iibers
pGitieenoten Shauipiele bietet nns
Die Hatnr i'm @efpitter. SaS @es
riftsr entlrebt in Der Neeel bnour6,
oab iith Die @olteu pIoelid p%eroiften.
pdbrcnb Die ml Ser grboberflGhe
tbarjae 8raft Der gIeftrisitdt blir6 bic
in Ser Cuff unb am 8oSen iih 5eieenbe
perihRbcne Semperatur cine ipldbe
Spannuns erbdlt, bab 5nr Sertellung
oes 9leihgepihtes sepaItiame. pon
gliB linb Sonner besleitete @ridsia
uurlsen auftreten.'
Sie @epitter iinb Iebr niibIfh. tpeI
tie Die 2uft reinieeu unb frlftbGrert
Aesen fpenben. Surd einen 8etpit,
terregeH miro Die gause 2dtur eruuidt
unb erfrifht. Infer 4ltmeifter @oetbe
ibilbert piefe tpobltbGtigen Birtuaeen
Ser @epitter iolseabermaSem:
sit I'M mild Der elm tptlbes
8rauien, )
Ills tpogte 8alb rnb Seliens
gruHbl
ltne bod itiirat, Iiebebou im
Sanien,
Sic @diiertiue fih gum Sdllnb.
8erufeu gleif, pns Sbal Ht
ndiiern;
Ser glis, Der fln1r1nerb Hteoers
iflug,
Sic N~tmosp6dre 5u berheiiern,
Sic 8ift nnb Sunft int 9ufeu
trug;
Climb 9iebesboten, fe bertiinben,
@as etpis ihaffenb uls inns
tpdQt."
CUR iteten geobahtnne ltrb Infs
3sihnuue Der Bitterunes s@rifeirlms
gen. auf treIhe bic Wdrme einen 10
ssspaltisea ginflub aisiibt, iino in
alien Sbeilen Der Welt beionbere Stas
tionen. Sbierpatorien gsnannt, errihs
tet porbeu. gines Der bebeuteHblten
befinoet iid auf benz Montblanc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

berei, &uniilinn beimijd] lit. Cine
Yrin6ellin nit elmer seiiti9en Itmose
pbdre. Gle lit flein unb 8ierlid. 60
Helm, ba6 fie ibrem bohaufrngenoen
@emabl faum Bis CUR Sdulter reidt.
llno Elm riftiges YrinSeiiiunenseiidt.
Spaniide Iebnlidfeiten. bourboniiGe
DISQUALIFICATION. oiterreidiife Iebnlid<
feiten. Cine ungebeuere, tpeitpers
Stpeigte nno Iebr erlaudte Geripanpta
ihait tann ma bon bieieln Ihmalen.
Elm penig blaiien NntIis ableien.
Iielleibt aid cine eisene Snbipiolia>
litat. @ber ba3u mii6te man tic
LANCER %anIfailen, miiBte tie bel'er
fennen. Chr pirb ndheeriibmt, nub
lie auBerorbentlih mobltbdtig fem ioa.
Sas lit gelpiB ald rittig, MIR CLAUDE
ih. ouB iolf' Elm Hiibnlen nidt gar
an bel beDelltet. Senn tpelder Srin>
5eiiin, tuelder aonisin bate man nod,
uift nadeeriibmt, tie lei lpubltbdtis2
llnb ipas mare cine &Dni9in, penp ie
niht einmal tpobItbdtig isin po0te!
gliIabetb bon Selsien mub nod
anbere. iasen mir, beiiere gisenidofz
ten baben. Sic ideint iebr ianft 5l
fem. benin ibr SdheIn iiebt milp uno
ianft aus. Sic ibeint reee seiIti9c
Sntereiien gu baben, benn lire beaen
Iusen iinb iebr le6baft, baben einen
flugen Bid, unb es lit nitt Die gez
pDbulide prin5eiiinnenbafte Gbnungss
Loiisfeit. ionoern ir9eno elm tpirtlihes
8esreifen unb @iiien in linen. @enn
lie biitoriih init 8elgien ~perfniipft iein
nil. bunu iiuo Die @rinnerunsen ibrer
Samilie piel alter ais Die fpbur9ilhen
Srdpitionen in Dieiem 9anb. Die
tapferc Sdfobda bon 8anern bat nm
Die flahbriihen YropinSeu piel GEE
litten. Sann bat elm Ser5os gruit
bon 8ahern in 2iittih reiibiert, bel
@utes seleiitet, unb bas Soipital bon
2iittih beibt iest nod Warien De 8af
piere. &nrfiirit Nnr emanuel 1T
faiierlider Stattbalter bier eetueien,
unb aa' 9as besab iid LANCE bepor
man md, bon Den &obursern mas
puBte i'm 2dnbe. =