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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
The Markets II
GREATEST
CROP ON RECORD
of all Grains Makes
Such Showing-About
as Expected.

chicago-Te Herald says: Crops
this year aggregate 4.946, 100000
bushels Of wheat. corn. oats. rye and
barley, the second largest on record.
according to the government. The
increase over September returns was
1000, 900 bushels. mostly in corr and
oats. The increase YER the inal fg-
ures Of last year were 393,000,0 900.
or 8.8 per cent. Three northwestern
states have 1853, 900 bushels spring
wheat, or the same as last month
and 81. 0 900 short Of last year, be-
ing below the average. The oat yield
there is 100000 bushels. or 49,
900, 900 short of last year.
Grain dealers regarded the govern.
ment report as showing about what
they expected. 1t gave the yield of
corr and oats somewhat larger, and
the spring wheat smaller than last
month. But the changes were not
considered as significant. The bears
on corr made the point that the gain
in the crop was mainly in states Of
greatest production. Tho bulls said
the decline Of II cents of late had
discounted the increased yield.
The trade is looking for a de-
creased movement from the coun.. i
in all grains.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
BON|fACE IS NOT
AN Open TERRITORY,
SAYS OWNER PULFORD

Winnipeg, Man, Oct. s.-After
reading yesterday that Secretary
Farrell of the National baseball
commission had notified the WI
mona club that their franchise
had been Transferred by the
Northern league to St. Boniface,
President PulfoSd Of the Winni-
peg club wired Farrell instructing
him that st. Boniface was within
five miles of Winnipeg, and that
the local club objected to the WI
mona franchise being transferred
there. Mr.. Pulford did this to
protect himself in future dealings
which may come up as he wished
the secretary to know, he said,
that st. Boniface Is not an open
territory, and that Burmeister has
no right to transfer any team to
this locality.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
WHEATuP NEARLY
TWO CENTS TODAY
Sessions Ruled Generally
s~trong-clearances Of
Wheat and flour Heavy

Minneapolis. Oct. s.-December
wheat closed at $1.os rs or 1 7-sc
higher. May wheat closed ut $1.14@
81, or / 7-S higher. Chicago Decem-
Der wheat closed &c higher. May
wheat 1 6-Sc higher.
The market opened strong, then
turned easier and broke l 1-Sc, and
afterwards had g sharp I've
which was not checked until Decem-
Der in Minneapolis had sold up to
3l.09 Ia, closing a fraction under. the
high point of the day. Clearances OF
wheat and flour were heavy today
Corn closed steady and about 1-2c
higher. oats 3-sc higher. b.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
CASH MARKET.

Chicago-EXport sales cash wheat
in Chicago yesterday were 10000
bushels old, and to mills 10000 bush
els. Corn 100000 bushels domestic.
and oats 100000 bushels for export.
and $4,000 bushels domestic. Sea-
board reported $1,000 bushels oats
sold for export.
A lot Of wheat was sold at the At
lantic seaboard and 100, 900 bushels at
the gulf. Outside markets were I'M
settled, being slightly lower early, but
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Baltimore Wins Two.

Baltimore Wins Two.
both ends of the double header with
Pittsburgh here. 5 to 3 and 4 to 3.
Each team played listlessly.
First game R.. H. E.
Pittsburgh 3 9 |
Barger and Roberts; Wilhelm and
Kerr.
Second game R. H. E.
pittsburgh Z 2
Camnitz and Berry: Smith and
Kerr.
Called in the eighth on ccoun of
darkness.
Hold Contests.
league season closed here Yesterday,
series. 10 to 4. The game was pre-
coded by ball throwing. hitting and
base running contests. Ganderson
equalled the record of 3 LIS seconds
for a bunt and run to first.
R Rufaas,n :
Moren, Moore and Blair: Brown
and Owens.
Called in the eighth on aecoun of
darkness.
Take Pennant.
indianapolis, Oct. s.-Falkenbers
was at his best and Indianap-
oils won from St. Louis 4 to 0 and
clinched the championship.
R. H. E.
st. Louis 0 3
Indianapolis .............. 8 O
Davenport and Chapman: Falken-
berg and Rariden.
Pitcher Joe Engel Of the Washing
tons has been in no fewer than 20
games this season, in which he shar-
ed with from one to four men.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
PLANNED FIRE
MaFmarth Butchers scheme 10 &c
Insurance Fails. :

Marmarth Butchers scheme 70 Get
Insurance Fails.
Marrnarth, N. D., Oct. S.-Charses
OF conspiracy to burn his meat market
have been made against r. virland by
Robert Dunlap. hts meat cutter. vir-
land came here from Miles City,
Mont. and opened a market. He. en-.
gagged Dunlap OF. Butte as. a meat CUT
ter. :Vdrland was absent two weeks
and on his return Dunlap asserts viz
land suggested that the place Be
burned to collect the. insurance ana
that he had a hobo who would do the
job for 5000. Dunlap Informed the
ofacials who concealed Themselves and
watched. A hobo. came and inspected
the. place but apparently Lost his
nerve and did not ire the building.
He later disappeared and was not'aF-
rested. as the officials felt he would
return. virland had gone to Mon
tana and when an attempt wis made
TO arrest. him, II was found he was
IN the custody Of Montana. officials on
be here to investfgates the case.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
DULUTH FLAX,
WINNIPEG CLOSE
CROP SUMMARY.
Winnipeg. Man, Oct. 8.-The Ere,
Press says:

Winnipeg. Man, Oct. s.-The Free
Press says:
Foreign crop summary showed
conditions good in the United King.
dom. but more rain. needed, while in
France and Russia, seeding operations
were being delayed by rains. Austria
Hungary reports harvesting conditions
even worse than anticipated, and. prtc-
- extremely high. Bulgaria has q
good crop. Argentine has good
vorable. Indais seeding operations
good. Italy complaining Of dry
weather.
Price. Current was out with an es-
innate OF 470.000.0o0' bushels as the
requirements for accessible European
countries from August 1. and 8O,0o0,z
5000 more from other than European
countries. Canada and United States
can supply $4,000. 900 bushels. Some
Of the Chicago. houses had q bunch
bear on the market to secure q better
level for foreign buying. but Winni-
PEE exporters appeared to have no
kicks coming. declaring that while
there was no active demand 1t was
possible to do some business every
day in every grade.
'..Ths oat situation IL beginning to
command more attention. Snow wired
frcmghsre TO Minneapolis yesterday
thas Nth, The srop Of 100000
b ihippinE oats In before spring.
Prices are high in western points, q
noto coming ioveP the wires that SIC
had bseh pa1dS ~ points along the
InIalnslinD of thu c. PR. In 6askat-
choWhn for Data. There @ IN unlimit-
a DuroSe1a,.dsmand for American
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
Today's Stock Market
IL - 4. - Il. IL st ~k 10 -

South st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. T.
Hogs. 200 10 to 20 lower; range
Cattle, 1900, killers steady. Steers
81 at So; cows. heifers. $3.50 at $50;
calves steady $3.50 at s.75: stockers
feeders steady, $4.75 at $7.25.
Sheep, 1000, 10 to Is higher, lambs
81 at 1925; wethers, 81 at 1875; ewes
$3.50 at Ats,
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
CORN GREATLY IMPROVED.

Chicago-A feature Of the govern
ment report on corn Is the improve
ment Of 2 to s points in condition in
the states Of largest population. en-
larging the yield about 100000
bushels for the month in the five larg-
| est states
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
WIN FIRST
GAME FROM SOX

Chicago, Oct. 8.-The Chicago
Nationals drew the nrst blood in the
series to decide the championship Of
Chicago when they defeated the
local Americans 4 to 2. The older
league representatives punched their
hits off Wolfgang and won easily.
Goods double and Saier's single gave
them the first run while singles by
Bresnahan and Good, a f1elder's choice
and Leach's double netted two more
in the fifth inning, which was enough
to win the game.
Inability to run the bases cost the
American leaguers several runs and
probably the game. They had men
on bases in every inning but one, ana
almost in each instance a runner was
down in the paths.
The total paid attendance as an
nounced by the National commission
was 21.744. Total receipts $~14,172.5O.
OF this amount the National commits
sion receives ~$1,417.25. The players
share $7,653.15, each club %$2,651.05.
The score.
Nationals ...1ooo2oo1oe4 8 8
Americans 20 00o0o2o0-2 8 3
Vaughn and Bresnahan; wolfgang.
Faber, Cicotte and Schalk.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
APPOINTED 10 FEDERAL Jo8.

New Rockford. n: d. Oct. s.-Ths
appointment Of r. L GilliS, manager
OF the local electric plant TO be: In
lines TOR the Interstate comimerce
commission Is announced. He VIII
make his headquarters az aKansas city.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
FOREIGN CROP NEWS.

Paris spot, wheat 3-4 lower.
Flour SC per Dbl lower.
Liverpool spot wheat ID higher to
1-2 lower.
Liverpool opening. wheat IA to Id
higher. Corn lid lower compared
with yesterdays opening.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
TODAY.s STOCK MARKm.

TODAY'S STOCK MARKET.
Chicago-Hogs 10000. Left over
Alb; market slow and weak to S
cents lower. Light $7.S5 a $50; mixed
$7.25@S.35; heavy $500 a $40; rough
$7.00@7.15.
Cattle 5000. Steady. .- i
Sheep 10000, strong to Toe higher.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
A NO LIuENsEs

Hazelton.. N. b., Oct. 8.-For hunt
ing without licenses Loo Hess. Charles
Porter, Earl Harness were arrested
and each fined $26 and costs.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
WEATHER MAP.

40.
Portal, clear. calm: 80.
Harvey. cloudy. light rain: So.
Enderlin, clear. calm: IS.
superior, cloudy. light rain; So.
Minneapolis. foggy. calm: so.
Kansas City. rained last night,
st. Louis, cloudy. warm light rain.
Decatur. Clinton. Bloomington.
cloudy. good showers last night,
Jacksonville, heavv rain last NIGHT
and still raining. 800
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
NIARKET GOSSIP

London-A dispatch from Amster-
dam says that the municipality of
Amsterdam has published a decree
fixing the price of wheat.
Chicago-Sample market cleaned
up well in oats YESTERDAY.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
TRAPS TOO SOON

North Dakotan Fined for Catchine
Muskrats Out Of Season.
Tower City, N. D.. Oct. s.-Catchtnx
muskrats six week before the opening
late Of the trapping season resulted
IN a. w: Erickson being fined $3.50
and assessed about 81 costs. The
pelts are Of no value for fur at this
early season but Erickson had already
secured seven when the wardens ais
YER what he was doing.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08

Captain Ernest Graves, who has
coached the line candidates for the
Army eleven In recent years, is once
again on the Job at West Point.
Larry splawn, the TEXAS Booter''
Of the Michigan squad, bears all the
earmarks Of being a second Brickley
in the art of drop kicking.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
INTERNALLY INJURED

Mandan Boy Receives Serious Injuries
at School.
Mandan, N. D., Oct. s.-Henry, son
OF Alexander RAIDER Tenth avenue s..
W. was injured and is in a serious con-
dition at his home, as the result Of an
ACCIDENT at he Central school.
The boy fell from one Of the teeters
in the school playground strikins
heavily Oh the lower part Of his alb
domen. He was injured internally.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston Loses.

Boston. Oct. 8.-Washington de-
feated Boston in the final game Of
the season, the former gaining third
place in the league standing by the
victory.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08
DUIUTMNoCK0.

Wheat {, 33s.o06. IN incfSsSs Of
$4,000. ss2e. 3tF g T-
ylax l.sas.ess. ansisstsass q ~
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08

Close Season.
Philad elphia. Oct. Sin the final
game of the championship a
Philadelphia exhibited the best form
of their tuning up exhibitions for the
worlds series. defeating New York
easily.
R. H. E.
New York 0 4 8
Philadelphia II 0
Pteh and Schwartz; Bressler, Bush,
Shawkey, Pennock and Iapp, Nc
Avery.
Two scheduled.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08

Princeton is the first big eastern
college to number it's players in foot
ball games. Large figures are sewr,
on the backs Of the jerseys worn by
the Tigers.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08

Instead of the grand old MASTER"
as Christy Mathewson has been called
In the past, New York, fans now
speak Of him as "Old Matty."
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08

'QTAITOTH SHvO
Duluth.
Today. W'k AGO. Y'r Ago.
wheat .......585 857 1043
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-08

H1sald want a. bring rssuItA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

aoupen au unteribreibeu uno nab
8aihi,,gfon sn ieHbsa.
Bir ginidben, buB cine jclAe 8ors.
s~ansspetie : cine patrfc IT'D
IN ertbppIIe Jbat ut. @id biefe
@eiie ipirb nifi n,ir benz Deriaagsr.
mad it%rifter Reutr daif6t,
fonbern audi Der Us 3 ra nS bes.
Sriebens nraftiih geSisnt TENT.
rpie? Iudl fam Der england freunbs
Iiden 5espreiie baburh Elm Nieser.
borseihoben perben. oantit ofeishe
Den Iusorad bes 10 alb 8olfss
niIlenS nift p~erbinoern mno bts
ameritaniiHe 8eeieruns nibt in unst
asbiibrerber &eiie beetnftuiien fann.
Sn3u fommt nod, baS oieie p~erion&(
lihen auroeebnngen audi fnIfem
flueen Yolitifern tpie Serru Wilion4
unb Srpnn 5eisen peroen, fpeifeu
GinfluB an nj nj EN- 3dhI Die
nthts Iiihen @lemente I'M.
9dnbe haben. limb aiif Sos bat
gepib ieinen 8ertb. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Sir ebrli9e Nentralitat.
(3nr @abruas sss Jresens Der Ser. staaien.)
BON sNc. 0pnner.
BON @fc. 0pnnsr.

ecfcnu has amertfanifhe Yoif,
nn b. b., tuenn mir. bic Biir9er
wv bes 2anbes, ben feften
RtIIeR baben neus
r.a [ an bleiben. eann tam es bod
ipohi iii naislih iein. bab Die Ste
eierun9 nnierss 2anbes Sieies
ffar e%rfennen. beber5i9su lmb barnah
.banbeln iol, pie? @brIiheH { III
tralitdt 3u boltsn, iohlieSt audi
bic 1iliht EN-, Die a G Il @cIe>
9enbeit. rueIdle leiht 3nr Ser
bieier RsutraiitGt fIbren
fam. gu meioen n.
Nls iolhe seiahrfihe, naaite de.
legenbeit bctradlten mir: a. Die ertS
Idieben ii b dl - an D.
freunbIihe Misunderstanding unb ebis
torieQen M~euBeruneen zines 9 roBeu
SbeiIes Der den
Treiie; By oas @riheiucn einRs
Gpmites II Sel9ien, peld]es lid iiber
bentife @reueltbaten bel Der dneriS
faniihen Hcgieruna %bslfperen mill;
9 Die Ielbuns, baB Die SeutIfen uno
Die SrarsoIen etc. iih iiber unmerffe
lidle ober bod unpaNcnbe &riegs1
metbobsn, gerlesitneen Der iuternntioe
nalen Gereinbarunssn iiber cipililierte
&rieasfiibrun9 ~beflagen; D. ba5u
fommt Damn nod Die .iapnniife Sc
fabr", tpefdJe tpobl mod elm iebr
Acknowledgements Clement in uuieren
Gebenten iperben biirite.
Oicie ginfliiiIe nereen ale duf B
u egieruug Der 8cretnies
Staaten einltiirmen unb es
miro flarer SesriTfe unb it art
9bardftere bebiirfen. unit Die 3errsn
Biiicn nnb BRIAN por'm .~umfalen"
5u b%etpabreu. Sehr m tbppll
eiirfte seraoe bier Der Neg bes oiretz
ten Nppels ~unierer 9Irserifait an
Den Yrdiibenten lid belpeiien. Hno
serabe oas bcutif : dmerifa s
ntfhe Clement fann bier iid) ais
8uItnrelernent uno nls nabrer Srie>
oensbort in bartpriifeuoer Stunoe be-
freiien. Wir 9ebeu inn Nad,tolsenbeu
Elm 0littel an Die Sann, nelhes
Sober BON ms benuBen fam.
feline Stimme in Wdibinstou fir
NJ q b R eutralitdt unp Die
grbaltnn9 bes Srieoens
in DEN Ser. Staaten b0rbar gu MAIDEN.
Sic Nadriht bon Dem grid,eineu
zines beigiihen Counties in Baibs
inston bietet DEN SnIaB fir Seben
bon uns, melder es mill. cine q IL
trnIitGts@ unb Srieben 81
tnnD9ebung on unlere Hegiez
rung IN @aibinetou 81 ridten. nnb
Spar in folsenoer @eiie. Mau
~idneiSe bas Sormular, bns mir bier
geben. ans, unter5cidne es uao ienbe
es (Iei es burh @uffIeben auf cine
Voittarte ODER einlesen in EN- @ous
oert) an folsenbe Gorehe: rSis CIR
ceaenep, the Yreiioent Of tie Ilniteo
States, @aibineton, 9. g."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
9nremburser Neitlihe nnb bic bent-
idem Sruppeu.

6Dlu. Ben 25. Nusult '14.-Srei
padere aolner &auhinlrmndnner lies
gen in eiuem groBeren Srte Surem=
bnrg's uub leiiten bier Yatrolliqcu@
Sienit bel Den Sriideu unb Den Sabns
torpern. u@ir idlafen", 10 ifreibt
ms elmer Der arie9cr. lin elmer
ielbitperferti9ten primitipen 9rettcr<
bube auf Strob, has iniol9e oes
Hegenipetters Der porigen @ohe total
burdndBt mar. 8ir naren Der Sc
fnbr e%rnitbafter @rfdltume unb Ser in
ibrem @eiolse auftretenoeu boSarti9en
erfranfuneen allsgeieBt. Ser mene
ihenfrcunhlife adplan bes Ortes
bate elm @iniehet unb id)idte ms orei
groBe Wdntel NM einige SlaIden
mdrmenoen uno ltdrteuben Bcines.
Ser unIcren 5ruppen nidt minper gee
pogene Crtspfarrer innbte uns eipe
Site 9i9arren. Sm ltebrigen crfiiut es
ms init Stol5, baB Der llremburailhe
fatbolildc Glerlis pol bes CODES lit
iiber Die pprbiIblihc WannesSucht uno
Die srobe H~eligioiitdt Der peutihen
Solbnten. Sn Der flirScn 3eit. ieit
mir bier lie9eu. bat iid 5lpiihcu ms
unb Dem Glerus bereits Gin berSlidcs
MISUNDERSTANDING beraussebiloet. "
is. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

ZsldoteSchako, mat enger Koffer-
sp6tzt u'ewen drop
Dem FrRnzchen wolff di Sach aver
not recht sefalen. an heen hu'et esu
eppss doheer gekndtert, dat not grad
c Komplement war fer DIN HSr Ey-
schen. II hu'et een heientdo esu e
Wurd he'ere wi 'preisesche Wand
beddef't 'Stonkeje Franzus"! "mir
w6ile bbeiwe wat mer s0nv De
Fs6nzche wiz wahrscheeniech an
Trubcl kofnm, ma du, hu'et d'Musek
ugefansen, d Marssillaise re spie-
len, an diet hu matgesongen. Wi
sun die Stell komm son, WI ct
hescht:
AUX armes, citOyenS
Former vos battaillons!"
du hu'et de Franzche gemeent, Sc
giewe sangen:
ooh 2rmen citoyens!
DIV bass dem Papp sci Jong!"
Dat allies war dem Franzchen dach
re stark. Sc warren u OPP Or PAS
~serelle, do, VIII ct erof get, an de
Grond, behn FirminskiercheN verbei.
Du schwenkt de Franzchen op emoi
rechts of OPP de Grond'lass, an e fenkt
I'm, de Feierw6n &c sanger:
Wiz w0lle bieiwe wat mel sin,
Mir wolfe keng Preisen an och
keng FranzuSe gin!
Durch de Grond liver Weimesch-
kirch an Eech as heen OPP de Charli
lassgangen. Sci Groheknapp war 'em
dach lever wi all deem Tirletein aus
DIR Stad. Hee win schu ger zefridde
geweest mat dem feierlechen En-
pfang, ma Sc hatten EN- sollen ewech
bleiwe mat deem prcisesche Schako
an deer rudder FranzusebOX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

rp,irDe. SaS noble Gerhnlten Der
Seutiden @arniipn in Stabt 9nrem=
bnrs bis sum Sabre 1870 ih,uddlte
bieie gureinsenummenheit Der Staot=
6ep5lferuug iebr, fUnutc lie aber nidlt
beirn 9anDuulfe perringcrn.
Der Sird 8ismard un9efahte
8ulturtampf fonnte Die 2uremburger
nidt fir prenBiihe Spealc begeiitern.
Crit ais Der jebige aaiier Den 9ntbo>
liien mebr 8ereftigteit anseDeiberl
lieB, uno a in Sranfreih Die @ntz
littung Der S6ulen unb bes Bottles,
iotpie bic anehtung Der Stride burdD
Die 8reimnurer 9etpnhrte. lenfte Der
bentenbe 6eiit bas 6er8 Der ehten
2uremburger Dem oeutihen Soeale gu,
ilno ma1he Surembltrger ipcrpen es
ais cine @obltbat @ottes betrahteu,
baB Die Seutiheu bas 0ano Dor elmer
fran5oiiiden Supniipn in oieiem
ariege b%etuubrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Ans hru Ger. Staatea.

. GascaSc, Spma.--(I us 2nrem6urg
5uriidgefebrt.) Serr Matth. Saber lit
am Samstag Ibeno Is. Septcmber)
iuoblerbnlteu bon europa 3uriidsee
febrt. Sein oortiaer geiut nuroe
ourh Den 8rieg fur5sciduitten.
Iatth. belt ith bel Iusbruh bcs
arieges in Surembrra uuf. Srei
%ohen lang, 10 er5dbltc er uns.
ourh8o9en Die beutifen Sruppeu SuS
remburg auf bem &egc nod 9elgien
uuo Eroufreid. @iienbabnSiige nit
Sruppcn belaoen. fubren inaufborlif
in Nbitdnoem bon nur 10 Iinlten
nurf,. uno no man binidlaute. iab
mar seiualti9e Srrppentorper an Sub
uub Sm Sferoc auf alien SmbIrnBen
Surcmburg's lpeltipGrIs Sicben. Sie
Seutiheu bdttcn crlpartct. DOB Die
Srnn5plen ibnfn bis Luxembourg ents
gegentommen ipiiroen, pcnu lie bntten
i'll Dem tleiuen @rpBber5ogtbum Be
feitisungsUertc aligcnprfen unp Die
Soben nit &anunen beiest. Sic
marteten brci Gage lang. pbne baB lid,
Elm Sran5pIe 5eigte, nno 3ogcn oann
nad 8eleien. an neiien @ren3e oie
critic Shlaht seihlaeen miirbe. Serr
Saber befonb 'if CUR 3eit in Srintin@
gen. neuu Meilen ON Sdlohffeloc,
hn6 pdbreno orei 5agcn bebtc Die
@rbe unter ieineu Silben burh Den
&ononenbonner, audi borte er bas &C.
tnatter DER @epehre eeutlid. Bah
brad]ten Die 3iige Die Wcrpnmoeten
snriid unn aanS Suremburg mar in
en- Soipitul p~eripanpclt. @attb loat,
bab mir bier in Nmerita beiler ilber
ben 9aili oeS arieses informirt ieien,
oils Die 9eute IN umnittelbarer Ndbe
besIelben. Terplmoete oelltlfe Solbaz
ten lolen linn Seia9t babeiL oaB ibnen
weiB semadt morneu mar, oaS lie in
nerbulb elmer @od,c Die 8ciieauus
Srantreih'S bel ieitlibem Sunfett i'm
beiten Sotel in Yaris feiern piiroen.
(?lO 6err Saber erbcbt bitterc'
&la9c gegcn Den amerifaniiheu Goniul
in 2urem6ura, lpelder, anitdtt ben
A0ameritaniifeu 2nrembureern. Die
I'D bort ~beiaupen, nit 8atb uno That
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
o the President of the United
States, Washington, ID. c.

Your Excellency: = American
newspapers report that a commit.
tee of gentlemen from Belgium are
about TO come TO this country to
protest against alleged atrocities
! committed during the war i'm thai
country.
Belgium being at present a bel
ligerent nation, ii will mean a vio-
lation of the neutrality of our re-
public if that committee will be
permitted to import and excite
sympathies for or hostile feelings
against any other nation.
AS an American citizen, | wish
TO use this opportunity to assist
Your Excellency in observing a
strict neutrality and maintaining
peaceful relations with all coun-
tries and avoiding entanglements
in the sense Of the warning of the
First President of the United
States, George Washington.
am of the opinion that unfair
pro-English influences are an
especial danger to American neu.>
trality and Il peaceful relations
for the following reasons: Eng
land has fought us in three wars
and forced us to fight for our very
existence as an independent coun-
Try; England fears and protests
against our building a merchant
marine, despite the need of this
relief measure for our own and
the worlds commerce, especially
that of SCUM American countries;
England has refused to all Amer
lea the right of impartial reports
on the present war; pro-English
newspapers are supporting this
unfair procedure and English in
tluences r making themselves
felt in so palpable and unfair a
manner. that those American cit.
liens who. by birth or extraction
are nom English, must necessarily
be shocked in their just sensibili.
ties and strictly demand Ameri.
a fair play.
In view of the above, Mr.. Presi-
dent, l most respectfully wish to
petition Your EXcellency to make
it clear to all that these United
States are a neutral country and
must not be drawn into the Eu-
ropean war.
Very respectfully,
Name
Street No.
Rural Rt. No..................