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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

f0-DAY'S POEM
THE DANCING GLASS.

f Eight walking steps. Like this, you see; Attention, please, Now give to me, For presume, Beyond all chance, That you are here, To learn to dance. You, with the whislzers, Please observe, Your shoulders, you
 Are not to swerve: That gentleman
 So bald and fat You must not move Your hips like that; Now-one. two, three And seven and eight A natural. light, And easy gait. Now, ladies, all. And gentlemen, I wish you'd take M Those steps again. That little chap or thirty-two Does everything He. shouldn't do. Nov with the music Forward. eight, A stmples graceful & Easy gait, I'll have you practice This a lot, Before I show you How to tret. Turn to the left. Turn to the right You're doing Very we'll tonight. Dear pupils. if You laugh and talk, You'll never learn The way to walk. The music, p1eases, Come. try again, Can't you get on Without a cane? While no one is Too old to learn, His canes and crutches He must burn, Now let us try Once more to take Eight walking steps Without a break.
 Detroit Free Press.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
Carrot and Celery Salad.

Materials Carrots, celery, nut meats, salad dressing.
 Equal portions of carrots and cell cry. put through grinder. Add one half as much nut meats. Moisten with any salad dressing and serve heap big spoonfuls on lettuce.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
in next issue.
INQUIsrTTvlE.

:. AINNg JIXSIIINlr1s
 There is no set rule for guidance in such matters. If a girl is pleased with your society and likes you, she is not likely to scrutinize your language in inviting her to an affair. If you would be particular over it, you might ask her if you could have the pleas or party or whatevers it might be, on such an evening, naming date If she is unescorted at a party at which you are present, ask if you may have the privilege of escorting her home.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
Prune Whip.

Materials -Eggs, four whites; sl1- gar. eight tablespoonfuls; prunes, eight.
 To whites of eggs add sugar and prunes, cooked soft and cut fine. Use no juice. Bake in unbuttered pan in slow oven twenty or twenty five min utes. Serve either hot or cold.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
MISS LIBBEY,s REPLIES
 TO YOUR LETTERS
tco1rect name and address must be given to insure aEcerlssop.
 Isut not to pr1nG) tAddreas letters fo Laur~ SeaD Las. bey. s1e President street.
 R-oohlyn. \. F.,
No Royal Road to a Girls
 Favor.
Dear Miss Libbey.

Dear Miss Libbey.
 What is the proper way to ask Q young lady if you may take her to an entertainment, party, or such? Also. what is proper to say to her when you wish to take her home from a party or such? Please answer
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
EMBRoIDERED pIQUE DRESS.

worked on the collar and belt. The fun sIzirt has large pockets on either side Of the front.
 It requires sA yards of se-inch piaue, to reproduce this design.
 Careful handling will accentuafe the graceful lines of the long waist First close under-arm seams as notched. close shoulder seam. Turn hem in front at notch. Gather lower edge of front and back between double .'TT''' perforations. Sew large collar to neck edge as notched. Sew standing collar to shield as notched. adjust to position, bringing large "O.. perforation to cor responding perforation in front.
 Gather lower edge of sleeve. attach cuff, close seam and sew sleeve in arm hole. easing in any fitness.
 For the skirt first turn under front edges at notches: lap right front edge
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

Outside of its use for fence posts, black locust finds its principal utiliza- ton in iusuIator pins and braek cts for telegraph and telephone lines.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

The Russian government has placed an embargo on all kinds of lumber, to prevent its expor rtation: walnut lumber. including Circassia.n walnuts much prized by American. furniture makers. is specifically men toned
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

one hundred shade trees will be planted by the Massachusetts forestry association in cities or towns of four population classes which win prize contests for excellence in street tree planting.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
FOREST NOTES.

The town forest of Baden Baden. Germany, yields an annual profit of S5.25 per acre. or total net profit of nearly SGT. .500.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

The city boarding houses are now preparing a lavish Thanksgiving din per of cold storage turkey and prunes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

ssShould- a woman when in her own home extend her hand when some one is presented to her ?',a asked Mrs. Newlywed.
 "A woman in her own home invar- 1ably extends her hand when any one is presented to her, saying at the same time in a cordial tone: am very glad to meet you or How do you do, Miss etc. It is a great pleas ure to know you'.' answered her friend.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

on left. centers even Qarge 'aOs per- forations indicate center-frontl; stitch, leaving edges free above single large 70" perforation for opening. Close center-back seam. Pleat. creasing on slet perforations, bring folded edge near center back seam to seam, and remain ing folded edge to line of small "o' per forations; press pleats. Turn hem ct lower edge on double .soo'' perforations. Large %" perforations indicate front of pocket Underface from upper edge 10 one inch below small "o'' perfora- tions; turn over on outside on small sos perforaficns and adjust to position on skirt, upper edge along crcssltne o6 small 'so'' perforatiops. Sew to lower edge of waist. centers even. large ''O' perforation at under-arm seam Turn under front edge of belt at notches; small ''cs perforations indicate center front Adjust to petition as illustrated. centers even, center of belt over join ing of waist and skirt
 This model makes an ideal school dress developed in serge.
 Sizes 6. 6. 10. 1s and 14 years. Price.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
CHAPTER V The Guilty Man

T HERE was no doubt about the
 fact that November was sur
 prised He said nothing for a
 full minute, then he looked up sharply. you?'' said he.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

Having been exhorted to pay their bills and relieve hard times. some peo- pie are generously signing checks against their exhausted bank balan- ces.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

If this foot and mouth disease gets going, it might be well to put some chunks of beefsteak in the museums as historical specimens.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

Violets! Yale-HarVard Game
 5OHN RICK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

The stock markets are opening up and again offering to the American people the needed facilities for losing their money.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

It seems inherently appropriate that MT. Cannon should go gunning for the Democrats
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
TEDDY and BILLY

IEJDJI ald .blI1AH
 Praise is due girls, who clearly car ry out girls rule of uodesty, letting boys strictly alone and reporting their attempt to f1irt with two unescorted' young ladies. You are wise and in honor bound to sh1ln them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

Monographs are being purchased for many schools but vaudeville ii not yet provided.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

Credit men in convention at Phila- da1phia predict an avalanche of pros perfty, but they did not help it along by offering to lend some one some money.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
Two Glrls in Honor bound

Dear Miss Libbey:
 We two girls need advice. There is a picture show not very far from our homes We go there three times a week at least. We always meet boys who try to flirt with us. Should we simply ignore them or make it a prac-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

Vi0lets! Yale-Harvard Game
 JOHN RICK 6 SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

DressmaIdng articles prepared especially the styles by The Pictorial
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

Warmer Want Ads. One Cent a word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
READING THE MIND
 OF A MAN

And yet I know past ali doubting;
 truly A knowledge greater than grief can I know, as he loved he win love me
 duly. Yea, better-e'en better than I love
 him.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Die Sranftirenrs bon 5Ealbcim.

Tcbcn elmer Rcibc Scrmulloeten.
unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trof oieier
Gage and ole felt8enommcne mann.
lide eilnpobncrihoft ans bem Gurfe
5balbeim an Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@ren5e IN %3neibriifen ein. Is ban.
bette iih INN et1pa 90 FerIpnen I'M ri.
ter bon II biz so Sobren. lleber Den
@runo ibrer Seitnobmc miro folgen'
oes gemeloet:
Sn Den aampien iiiolid) bon Meb
famen Die 6eutid)en Sruppen oilf) al
bas Iorf Sbalheim. Die S%enobner
perH6erten auf 9ciragen Dab Der
1eino Die Srtidait uolit1uoig gc-
rGumt babe. moraltf elm baperiifes
Snfontcrie.Hegiment Den Seiebl err
belt, in Sbulbeim eat3uriifcn. Nad)
Dem @inmarih ertoite I'M Hiiden Ser
Solooteu ploslidl wilthenors Sdlnell.
feuer, bos aus naen SeffmlngcnL Ten-
tern mo 0aflufen Der SGuier fam.
Die Ginmobner hielten Die S~ron5oien
perltedt ulo BADEN Iif theilmeiie
ielbit am Seuern betbeillat. @cr nuf
1riider Shnt ertnppt mllr6c, crhielt
iuicrt ieiuc Stroic ourh Niebcr.
ihieBen; pic iibrige einmchucrihait
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Gin lnitises SulSatenitiif.
(criaiualbienit Der q. 81

Wehrere oelttihe Solooten, Die it
griiiiel in elmer aaierne einaltartiert
logen, fanoen bort lluiformen Der bel.
giid)en Seibgaroe Dor. Nls iie sur
9egleitlna zines Recommendations.
portes mad, IclltldlonO ubtommnn.
oiert nurbeu, mltr0e linen cine fleine
Wasfera0e g~cltnttet. llnter groBenl
Nnllo mltroen 0rei 0elttIhe Soloaten
III Die belgiiten llnifprmen geitedt /;
notiirlid mlroen lie ollf Dem Srons-
port mir @efangene gebalten uno Don
Den 8elgiern iiberaQ reifli6 belpir.
tibet; IN Serpiers mlroen lie bon Den
Damen oes belgiihen Rofben areu5es
nit Dem groBten @ffer bebient uno
ibnen alle mOgliden ardftienngsmit.
tel ulo Sederbiiiet gebraft. Selbit-
peritdnolih nuroe binterber ules
briioerlih getbeilt. gber al Der beitt.
ld,en @ren5e bate Der SpaB elm @nOe.
Die orei 9elgier befamen nif)ts mebr
oils 8aiier unO 9rob n%ngeboten, nab.
reno umgefehrt niir Die 9egleitmann.
IdJaften bon ben Hotb arelijsI amen
beItens perleben mu~roen.-S. N. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Sin berrlidjes Bib.
(criainoloienlt DER q. E.)

Hod, einent idppereu @eiehte in
2otbringen ging Der Reit elmer bon
iurftboren 0erluiten be%imgeiudten
4ompaguie nad eliidlih erruneenem
Siege riifp6rts ben Ouartieren ST.
Gin Sroensmann, Der iih inter ben
8ampiern befano, 5og Ben H%oienfran5
beraus uno betete title. Die anoeren
merften es uno iagten: y9ete MIR
laut Dor. beilie o%iirien mir unierem
Serrsott if,on oanfet, ouB mir nod
am 2eben limo" @eiagt, getban. Der
8rilber betete Dor unO ole onoeren be.
ieten nod. Sin berrlid}es Bib. Der
Heit elmer bon id)meren aampiesno-
rben fommenoen 1ruppe in oanfbu.
rem 5leben 81 Soft. Solde 9eiipiele
fonnten nod mebr angeiiibrt ner6en.
s.. g. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

ten lie beral1. u%miflar9en meme Bel
ne, batcrt unO bettelten: ,9iebe Seiss
fe. ih niht geihiebt!" Gs muroc mir
ihDer, beim gnblid iolfen @lenos
feit Sl bleiben. Oenn Ole arlnen Gen.
rel batten lett brei bis bier Sager
niht Die 9erinsite 8erpilegung &c.
bGbt. Oieielben traurigen S5enen
ipielten lid, ab. ols id, nad,ber in lam
ger &eibe @oiier olsgab. Sn Die
iticr nnglnllblifiten @eiaBe mo
Sled,biihien COB id jeoem eiueu
Srinfbeher poa @aiier, babel mlBte
ih le6s 2eute nit 9aionetten Dor
mid, iteQen oamit i'd, nidt rmeerannt
muroe. SfiieBlif m,Bte iogar unier
9eutnant NIT Dem Hepolper in Der
Sono Orohell, I'M einigermaben Sro.
nlng Sl iGaiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Sin S~d,apabenitreih.
(Eriaiuuieieuit Der a.. w.

Gem Selopoitbriefe zines piirttem-
bergilhen arti1eriiien entlebmen MIR
~folgenben gelunaenen Strei9: 4m
6. b. 81. buben uniere ssnianteriiten
ouf bent meltli6en ariegsihuuplas,
Die ettpa $500 Weter Dom Sein6e
entferitt maren, einen gelungeneli
Streit n%usgefiibrt, in0em lie cine
oeutife llniform nit Strob ausitopi.
ten uno einen SffiSiersnluntel oar.
itber bangten mo M einem geeig.
ileten Rias Dor ibrem Sd,iisenaraben
aufrelten. Sobann nuroe ole Euppe
NIT elmer loltaen Sdnllr o~n9ebmn0en.
Gls bel Saaesanbruh Die S~ron5oieu
oieie .@eitolt erbliften, gaben lie
einige 8eIuehrIaloen ab, 10 oaB Der
Strobnnnn umfiel. S6leuniait
fornmen pier S~ronSoien NM Den 81.
fi5ier .ousSu'uhen". Gber, of peb
brei pom linen muroeH erihoIien, ser
pierte Duroe geiangen genommen,
nnb Dem General ooraeitent. 9ieies
8orfommniB, oas fem ,Sdgerlotein,
Ionoern refine lbatlohe lit, bat unite.
rem SolOoten piel SpaB gsmadt.-
). y. g..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Gin beutider Sirit i'm Sclbe.

~ w. ~'p
Sas Sofmaridaqamt Weiniar tbeilt
Der r@eimoriif,en 3eituns" folgen.
Den Ius5us aus einem ioeben einae.
l%aufenen Brief oes @~rob6er3oss nit:
n@orgeitern baben mir Die Hitiien
geborie p%erbauen, BON bret Seiten ba.
ben mir ie uinflainmert. 9eioer iino
inns ood9 nod uelfe ettfommen. Der
Seino itono in itarf beieitigter Stel.
ing, fonnte lid aber pegen Der I'm.
iaihing nift balten. I'D mar 5ur 81.
piiion, 8rigaSe uno 8esiment, DDS id)
lanae niht geieben batte (bos "a. re.
eiment mar auf einise Gage einem an.
beren 4orps 5~usetbeiIt), aeritten uno
fam geraoe 5u 2epen, als bas critic
Battalion ansriii. Ia pafte mid,
bod Die Baiiion. SD blieb bel ibm,
nabm einen aarabiner u,o modte Ell.
men angriif nit. Die Ruiieu riiien
ans Den SfiisengrGben mGhtis ans.
Die 8eriolauns mahie i'd 3itm 5beile
NIT, ipielte tbeils 3ugiiibrer, tbeils
Shiise. 3auei Sabr5erlge hnben mir
aiih erbentet. 9aS Aegiment bat
uaeiu iiber 1000 @eiangene sematt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Stimmnussbilber BON Den aefanse'
men Huiien in Sitprcnkcn.

Seutnnnt Seeirieo.@ ltBoIpsfi, Ser
Oienit BEL Den in DER S6loht bel
5annenbera %9eiangenen Hrriien batte,
idreibt I'M gerliner lag" iiber ieine
selegentlihen ltnterbaltulgen nit
Den @efanaenen:
.36brerb Der Stodruiie meiit fin.
tier unb ih,mpiiinnig oaiist unb mn
penig mittbeiliom lit, 5eiet lid Der
Rliiiiih.Vole iebr pertraulih ul0
ireut lid, menn man i'm anipridt.
Was ole aus 8aridou uno hinge
bltng itammenOen Yulen er5dhlen, er.
ihien mir oniangs poQig unaluublif).
glber Die 5ablreihen, bon perifieOe'
men BerIonell %ge9eberen SerldIte ma.
rem 10 iibercinitimmenb, BOB al Der
@nbrbeit fein 3peiiel ieiu fam: Der
ruiiiihe, u1b nomcttlidl Der polnllde
Sol6at gebt lebr lin0ern III Den
&rieg. Die &riegsbeorberung lalltct
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
uaS eng(i(6e 1(dter ni6t 6eri6ten.

peroient itmlo hober peranid)lnat 5u
meroen, ais Dos 9oitboner 9Iutt bis
her gegen Die oeutiden y9arboren"
nidlt 9enu8 peradtenoe @ortc ilnbcn
fonnte. Die 5000 0elttiden Soloa.
ten" 10 lhreibt Der 8eridrtcritatter,
Die Die Sollptitoot beiesteu, beban-
beln Ole 9epolferlIn9 nit aller
0tenidllihfeIt uftb e~ntbniten lih ieoen
herausier0ernoen 9e%nebnlens. 9le
Offi5iere loateren in ocn aroben So
teis, Die Sploaten lino in AaIernen,
auf Sabnhoien uno III giienbablt-
'd)lppen e%inuuortiert. Gic Sffijiere
laIlen groBc GorrGthe bon aonierpen
anfallIen. Iuf 9efchl bes ocutIhen
8cncralfonrmnnOoa miro aQea baar
be5ablt, mabreno ole groBen 9lnfauie
mt Heqlliitionsidleine be5ablt lper.
Den. Die unentbehrlid)en Sebensmits
tel BADEN feline bemerfensmertbe Stei.
geriln9 erfahrcn. Iie 3eitungcn bo-
ben ihr @rid>einen cinacitelt, mo Der
YoliScrolenit miro JON belgilhcn 81.
D~ilgaroiIten bclorgt. Die Stoot bat
lit gelpohnlihes Nuslebcn mieoeree.
nonnen. 1ic 9~oi9bGuier iinO mie in
friibcrer 3ett bis auf Den lesten Ylas
g%eiiillt. Bon Den 200 Wiaionen
6ranc5, Die Die Oeutiden ais aricqs.
Iteller for0errL lit bereits cine NIB.
'hloaS5oblun9 Don 20 Wtiaipnen er.
legt 1uuroell. Bic 0cutld)en laiieu es
iih nit SleiB ungclegcn ieiil, oic bel.
glide 9euolferung oapon 81 ilberjeil.
gen, bob lie pen Der Sffupation nihts
81 belor9en babe. Gin etn5iger aft
pon @tberipenitigfeit lit bisher Dor.
gefommell, mo 5nar bat iih DER Sta.
tionsporlteher BON @runoenbera ae.
lpeigert, Die Notwithstanding ais Sol.
ioatenauartierc 81 iibcrlniicn. lie sc.
belsmittel5ufllhr nlmlnt mlcbcr ID.
rem geregelten Sang. SAMPLER NIT
SbIt, @cmilie mo 8etreioe hoben gr.
lnubniB, in Der Stobt iiberan frei AZ
p%erfetreu. lleber Der Staot ldpmebel
beitdnoig beutits 5lllaSeuse, bic oas
Scrrain atifIGren."
Gm ShluB ieiner ausfiibrungel
iRimmt ser Seritteritatter nod, Gin,
mai @eleaenbeit, Die cute lno freunb,
lid,e Snltrung Der 0eutid,en III Bril-.
iel be~rpor5ubeben, cine %@nerfenmne
Die im 0tulloe bes 9llglanhers beion.
Oeres @elpidlt erbGlt. - .amerifa, "
! 26. Sept.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Warnm Der Nnfiab nif,t anaefcrtisi
muroc.

Sn ser oSGgliden Hunoihau" er.
s1blt Elm Seminor Sberlebrer FOL.
genoes 8elhibthen: Weine Sieb.
5ebni1brigeu ioaten gum 26. augiii
einen arfias abgeben. Ginen Gag
porber pertaniften einige - giiifli.
6erpeiie--oie 6eber nit BENT @e'
.rpebr. giner BON bieien bat aber bod
bas Seft abgeaebeH. ltnter Dem Sbe.
ma itebt: r99eeen Sbeilnobnle am
@eltfriege niht a~ngeiertigt." limb
Damn foleenbe 8erie:
@eiI na6 Spanoau id) geaangen
llno an lcrnerl angefongen, :
@ie man Ruiien, 8riten, Serben
Sn Dem ariege baut ST Sherben,
@ic Sransoien maj nerioblt
llnb lid ibre Sabnen bolt,
adnn ih mid IN Oieieht Seftfen
Mfit Dem Aufias nid,t beihdft'sen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Der leetc 8rmf eimes 8eiaaenen
(cristnaleienit Der q. H.

Die ,8ei6enberger 3eititng" er.
belt pom 5elof1traten Sran5 @sai
cine 6elopoitfarte nit Der Bite nm
0erofientlitning oes SSnhdlts: yIui
Der Iiidieite oeS 9egitimationsblat.
ties Oes am II. Sept. III Serbien &c.
iaGenen 94ers @uqlb Sort aus Gel
ienoori, ge5irf @ablon5, 20 Sabrt
alt, itano nit sitternoer Satlb geIdrle'
ben: IS bah ia 0tlttterl mebr itrf
a fan Saterl mebr, oarllm lei Der
leste @rrB nod an mein armies Siet
Bertha a%oltiol." Sa Die robers
sloreIie bes Wdbfens Dem SeEofura'
ten nift befannt lit, eeihiebt Die Der.
offentlifutg oes lesten 8r,tBes ont
oteiem @eee in Der Innabme, oas
Der @rub 70 am beiten Dem W1oden
CUR aenntnib fommt.-S. H. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Photo BY American Press Association

oober uorlorglid fir .cine milit1ri.
ite llebung". Der mabre 3ned lieB
lid idllieBlid bod nidt perbeimlIden
unO 10 baben iih MIR Die meuigiten
9iltpillig a~eitellt. Siele periudten
liber Ole 8renSe 5l entflieben ooer
bielten Iih perbpr9en. Dit Der aQge.
meiuell Wobilmahung miiroen bon
ruliiid)en Ofii5iercn uto Solooten
allc Sdltier burhiud)t. @er lid pci.
gcrtc, Dem 9eiebl 5u iolgell, murOe
p%crboftct. 3ahlreife muroen OILS alb
ihredenoes 9eiipiel aui oifentlifet
liosen gebenft. Die aufgeeriffenerl
0tilitdrpilihtigen muroen lpie cine
Seeroe nad Den @eiteaunesplasen
9etrieben. Siiblten ii6 Die 2eute III
Der lleberntadt, 10 erihllt9en iie Die
Siiisiere unb Solooten mo entiloben
nab alien Seitcn.- Qic eingeiteaten
Qtaiicn fiibleu lid aber olird)aus nift
ais Observation-Disclosures" ion.
bern ais Spfer, Die bon Der riiiiide1
anllte our yShladtbanf" gefiibrt
meroen. Die Yolen ieben Ole 9ellts
id,en nidt OILS ibre SseinOc, ionOern
ais Die grloier oil. sd bin Iid,er,
OnB nlft cine <ael aus meirlcm @e-
lpehr cIten EreltBen g~etroftcn hat"
bcridtetc treuher6ia eln ScrDulOeter
aus Huiiiidp.E olen. o@ir idlieBen
cntpeoer in Die Suft ober in Ole Gr6c.
Nie fonllten mir ultf nit rubigent
@emii'en auf Die EreuBet 5ielell, es
iino oarunter oof piele unierer @lolts
bensgenoiien. Ils mir Die oellti6e
@renae iiberidJritter, 10 atbmeten mir
alf. Bir Dorteten MIR auf Die @e'
leaeabeit, gefangen eenommen 81
peroen. @enn one Vreuben fommen,
10 neid,er mir nift, aber mir merfen
Die @espebre fort unb beben Die
Sdnoe bod" Der gr5dbler mar MIR
gun5 leitt pertprnoet. Sn 6eniel'
ben 0ogeit lageu aber I,o6 ietne pier
idpperuerlesten aaomerooerL. Seine
9einmuitbe iei BON einem beittlfeu
Shropnell, meinte Der Solout. Iber
ieine @efdbrten Ddren BON Den Sol
ben Der aoiafen arg 5ugerihtet. Weml
Die S%nfanterie- Hegimenter 9egen oell
Seinb uoraeben iolen, 10 geborGen lie
Dem 9eiebl nift; Die meiiten bleibell
5uriid. ~ rciten Die aoiafen binter.
her, halien nit SGbeln mo &olben
auf Die 3uriifbleibenben uno treiben
lie pie Shoie in ous oeutid)c augel.
feiier.-
60 neit sic gerihte. % lie iibcr.
c%initimmeno lnuten uiro bon naipen,
bormloien 9el,ten ltammen, 10 mllB
man linen @lullben ihenfen. Sic
oeden iif ia alih nit Den e%rfabrltn'
gen unierer Soloaten. 8iele .Wtais
iengefnngemtahmen" BEL Santen6erg
perbcn lomit alt6 fir oen 2aien per.
itdnoliher.
9erlin. t6. Sept.--@in ltnter.
o~iiisier meloet ieiner Samilie iols
aenoc Gpiiooe tad) Der Shla6t bel
5annelrber9: 8orgeitern Norgen,
iriib balb 3 ll6r, be9leitete i'd (ciu
9eutnart, cin 6eloipebel, 6 llntcroi'
i~i3iere mo "a Monn) cinen @efange.
nentransport BON 647 Iom nad)
8~ilgenburg, 33 ailometer melt. 9tadI
- &ilometern mad)te1 mir einen Ian.
geren Salt mo pertbeilten 9rob OIL
Die @cfnn9encn. 81 oreien lhnitten
mir Die 9roOe alli Ole Sdlitc uno per-
tbcilten Damn. @uf Den arieen rllti6-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Ibifladytnng bcntifcr Gefansencr
Snrd Senesalidliisen.
(SriainaiSicnt Der a. o..


0us y,snternationale Hahrlhten-
bureau" ihreibt gtot Den 9erid,ten
italieniiher 9lGtter, nlIo 9eniB I'M.
perbdhtteer 3eusen, bat eln itallenl-
ifer 9eputierter Dem Heoafteilr Der
.9ribuno" foleenoe Nngoben ge-
modt: @r er5dblte, ooB Die Senegal.
itiiseu (franSGiiihe @tttgeborenen-
truppen) oen Terror repr1lentieren
uno Dob Die iron5oiiihen aomman-
oanten gejnlnsen limo, bon olelen
Sruppen einen mabigen uno oisfreten
@ebrauf 81 modem. Giele Neger
iino grouidm unb gebell fem GorOcn.
Webr ats einmal, iaatc Der Gepr.
tierte, boben Die Senegalihiisen chne
@iiien Der SfiiSiere Die oeutifen Sc
ioneenen ararionl abgeIhlottet, Gin.
NAL reiifen mir nit cinem frcn5olis
ifen 3ue, Der heutite 8eiongene unh
SeneeaGidyiisen, beioe in perlhleOenen
Abtbeilunaer, beforoertc. Che Der
,3ue abreiite, fraeten Die Sffi5lere,
mie audi Die Oamen pom Rotben
4re,lS, Die Gentiben nie Die Senesal.
ihiisen, oh lie nif)ts benothisen.
Wein, ontmorteien Die ei,len pie Die
anberen unb Der 3ug reilte ab. Pin
Der nohiten Station fra9ten Die 81.
it3iere uro Die Iamen pom Hothelt
2rel5 Die Senegalihiisen bon Nellent
nod ibren 8eoiiriniiien. Nihts--
%antrportetet Die Heger. Gdnn beeas
ben lid Die Sffi5iere iinO oie Gamen
Su ben @asen, in oenen Die oeutihen
@efaneenen undergraduate morben
poren. 0ieic sdber ieboh feline Nit
mort. Sr lid %geIurlfen, bepegten lie
lid niht. Bic iparen nile toot. @ah.
renS Der 5ahrt batten bic Senegal.
idIitsn iic graaiam abseihladytet.-
Sopeit Der 8erlht Oes itoltenl.
iden Abeeorbneteu. Brit 0teuihen,
Die gxauiamer ais ole niIbeiten BE.
ifien iino, fampft ,oas fransoiiibe
.arilturpof" aeeen D%eutltionb. 8is
in Die enfternteiten 8infel oes Gro.
baas muiieu oieie 0in9e perbreitet
peroea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Gr hattie cs eilia.

llnter ben fron5oiiid,en Gefanse'
ncn. ole in Sranffurt %eintrafen, be.
fano iih oitd), pie berihtct miro, et
iunger Mann, Der nod Dor IA Saeen
in einem groBell 6ranffurter Scioen.
aeidJGft in Steaune mar. als Die
aricgsmirren a%nsbrafen, elite Der
iran50iiihe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
ieine Seimutb, Inn iih Si itellen. Ra.
ifer, ais er es lid seoaht batte, lit
CIR nun nieoer in 5ranfiurt einse.
troiIen.