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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-31

public, w. d. Eye; Rockingham. w J.
Whitescll; Elkton. c. :. Stanton: Shen-
andoah and Marllsville. Il. w Brubaker;
Luray. w. II. Ballcngcc: Page. X. II.
Evans. supply; Goshen, T. c. Newell.
bath. 6. r. Pope, supply: Collierstown.
II Ianderlindcn. supply: Lexington.
W. +. Locke; Rockbridge Baths. |. II.
Nahuchander. supply.
Nnannle District--G. Dorsey White
presiding elder. salem, j. ii. Saith /:
Greene Memorial, j. Il. VIM. c. o
roman. snpernumcrary: Trinity, W.
>. iianmond: St james, w. &. Spon-
!; II Schoolcy; Belmont. W. H. Best
M olEet, A. Q. Lyons: West End,
-. q. Martin. Nintou, David Rush;
Koinokc Circuit. II. w Waters; Beth
amy, g. II. Echols; Buchanan. 4. Van
uSNih9eri Concastle. Thomas Cooper;
S$niSH 0iISkany, q, g. Recry Bucna
Vista, William Stevens. Rockbridre
~. w. Lindamood. supply; EuistSn
J. L. henderson; ChristiansburE D. 4.
iie"rN Cambria. NJ. = Wcikcl: Blacks
Hurs, y NJ Brown, Newcastle, 4. l..
i.ewisburE District-J a. Anderson.
prcsidins elder. Lcwishurg. s X
Cockreil. II, y; Murrill. supcrnumer-
my; Frankford, j. W Roscnberger:
l'ii \. GLANDS 1key D. Lambert: Wi
phur. H. a. Wilchcr, suppiv: IJint"n
q. w Richardson; Taicott. g. ". Fink
supply; Greenvillc, J. Q. Spindlcr. sun.
ply; fetersburg. Il; &. Hclmintollor.
SI!np9N; Alderson. s r.. Neel. j s.
rringer. Paint Bank ana sweet
Springs, +. II. Allison; Ronccvertc' w
vi compton; White Sulphur, c. d.
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city. and was approaching with intent
TO attack tho place.

city. and was approaching with intent
10 attack tho place.
To Offset this move. government re-
Inducements numbering 500 soldiers.
with two cannon and All arInored car.
had arrived to assist in the defense. so
II was criden, that, backed with "a Fed
erai warship In The harbor, the town
would not he taken without a bitter
struggle.
Charge oShaushnessy reported the
reiease OF three Amcricans-Goid-
schmidt, Donahue and Crossthwaite-
held on charges OF aiding the rebels.
liucrta freed them
Though the Constitutionalists here
.olore have been fairly successful in
maintaining order In Sonora raiding,
ported.
Continued ill-health OF Mr.. OShourh
messy mas made some assistance nc,c.-
sary, ana Warren ID. Robbins. of Mas
"nchusetts, has been selected to act as
second secretary. His nomination will
nc sent TO tho Senate soon MIR. Rob
pins was attached to the legations at
L'Sboh ana BuenoS Aires before his
service at Paris
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Receive U~hcl Rcpor,

WashinrtOn, March 3O.-Ovrr q enn.
ciai leased wire between Washin.top
ana III Faso, Mexican Observation-Disclosures
oiIlclilS received reports Tonight ON
the military and financial conditions
OF their cause. l'eliCitos VIllaraaj
Munster OF Finance Ia the Carranzn
cabinet sat NJ the Washington end Of
NE wire. while Roberto V pcsuuier;
Washington agent of thc Constitu.
uonansts. and Senior Zubaran. Minister
OF Eoheriacion. were at FL Paso
Alter the conference il was said thar
General Villa had practical control az
me situation at Torrcon and that the
hhanCial status Of The movement WIS
the reports sent by Senior ViIlarroi
were for the benefit OF General t'arran
"a. VINO has lust arrived at lnarn, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-31
VILLA HAMMERS
AWAY At Federal
CITY Of TORREON
Continued From First PageJ

Hnd tina, retreat across Tho ARID desert
IN theIr rear Is out of the question.
In the absence of news from the
scene OF battle. the little Information
snill came 10 Washington to-day was
from the naval officers stationed on the
Two coasts This related 20 the case OF
an American doctor, arrested because
ministrations was a ConstitutionaIist
office. and to q really threatening Sit
uation at Tampico
because Of the oil wells In its rear
and It's rich custom house TamDico
long has been an object OF rebel dc.
sire, and to-day Admiral Mayo reported
that he had heard mat large force of
rebels had crossed the river above the
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4. II, GrfgC,

ISDtclaT 10 THO Jll!cs- DlSnatcN
Amelia Va, March Sop. p. Grigg.
aged twenty eight. second son OF the
late Walter ID. and Roberta y. Gricg.
OF Amelia County, died on "Wednesday
home. "Blcndon." in lower Amelia. Be
sides his mother. Mrs. A. r. Gripg, he
is survived by one brother. w. q. Grigg.
ana i've sistcrs-Mrs. l.. Is. Blantom OF
Amelia: Mrs. r. l.. Cannon, Mrs. T. w.
Hewlett and Miss Adrena Grigg. all OF
Richmond. ana Mrs. II. f. Reynolds. OF
fauucah Ky. Ills remains were laid
10 rest in Grub Hill Cemetery, with
burial services conducted by Rev. J. T..
Daniels. pastor Of Tabernacle Methods st
Church. of which he was 4 member.
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OF tho plank favorinr exemption In
tnc Panama Canal and was tho ex-
preston of Democratic doctrine for
many years.
senator owen declared he favored
repeal OF the navigation laws giving
American owned and manned ships a
co"Stwise trade mcnopoly. Under these
laws; he declared. the companies had
so divided the tranic among them
selves that they cNtortcd Improper
rates from the shippers
Senators Bristow aud Fail declared
that railroad domination of cbastwiso
shipping. through arrangement with
the Pearson syndicate, controlling the
Tehn3ntcpec railroad; had created a
tro"ic. The exemption provision OF
the canal act WAS aimed at this mo-
nopoiy senator Bristow insisted
Representative Dorcmus. chairman
OF the Democratic Congressional Cam
pniSn Committee. on" OF the iirst speak
crs to-day, EXPRESSING regret that he
had 20 diner Win the President, de-
cla-ei that Grcp; Britain had ad
mi;tcd tho American right to exempt
CoostWssc trade from payment of tolls
JIG said that II tho Sims bill became a
law, we viii he forever stopped from
granting free transit through the canal
70 oar ships in the coastwisc or for
cirn trade"
Montague Supports RepcnI
HjgpFG yi,loIHhyi M0niaEHs ct Viz
peal He declared that In interpreting
the Baltimore platform pledge In favor
oi free tolls, Democrats must choose
between following the ancient leffor-
sonian Democratic policy forbidding
subsidies and following the Republi-
c1n doctrine. advocating subsidies. II
choose tho time-worn Democratic poll
icy. he said
History of the treaties on the canal
and Various constructions o: the Clay
tom bulwer anu the Hay -pauncefoto
treaties We're reviewed 10y sir. Monta-
- shay that
treatment of all nations In the use OF
thc canal was historic policy" OF
this country.
Vigorous defense OF Speaker Clark
sloan. OF Nebraska, Republican. lie
declared the administration had shown
no rcai reaso,n, for Tho repeal
the President does not propose re-
priSals aGains, those who differ with
him IN this matter, but we are also
punished said ho
Representatives Bartholdt. OK Mis-
sour Republican,; Cline, Of Indiana:
SeldomridEe. Of Colorado: t;ldror and
small OF North Carolina. and Cooke,
OF ONO Democrats spoke for the re-
neal: and Representative Hayes, Of
California, opposed it,
REPRESENTATIVE Lenroot, OF Wiscon-
SIN republican. said he would vote
for the BILL and expressed regret at
tie manner IN which the matter had
Dceh presented TO the Congress by the
President
Representative inowland issued a
statement tonight dcclarinr that If
he President had read his speech in
SSieaH OF some OF the newspaper head
ines he would learn no charged no
deal or trade. He said he merely called
ATTENTION 10 facts concerning the visits
OF Brush representatives to Washing
Ton, ana asked whether the Panama
OF liUorta
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Mrs. John J. Goddr..

IHNNCIdI 10 The TimcS- On.
Lynchburg. Va March 30.--Intorma-
t1"n WAS received here to-day of the
death IN Washington last night of Mrs
.'ohn j: Gaddcss at her home in that
GUY. The body will be brought to
i.yrchbnrS tomorrow afternoon for
burial. Mrs. Gaddcss was 4 Miss Chris
tian, and a native of this city. hut she
had been living in Washington for
man! years. She was II daughter OF
The late G. w Christian.
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ISpcclal 20 Tue IWts- Dispatchl
Appomattox. Va. March 30-Elbert
very i'll Tor six weeks, and was taken
TO a hospital in Lynchburg on Satur-
day, died there yesterday, and the re :
mains were brought TO AppoInattox
Tor intcrment at Liberty Cemetery
Mr.. Smith is survived by his wife and
three small children. His brothers, Fred
smith. OF Bedford city: Ollie Smith. of
Evergreen. and sisters. Mrs. John
Wright, whose husband died a few
weeks ago. and Mrs. Doss also survive
him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-31

Jr.. ambulance surgeon, suffering from
the effects OF poisoning. Il was thought
Bowles said that he had been given "A
drink by friend and tho theory was
advanced that Il, may have contained
some drug. Bowles's condition vas not
regarded az serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-31
Fighting at Tnmpico.

Vera Cruz, Mexico March 3O.--Thero
has been II hurry call for the gunhoat
Iaragosa from T'ampico. Tho Gunbo.,t
IS now being loaded with 500 men and
night says that there has been rlghtint,
for two days past at Tampico. There
has been great deal OF diss-DSlou
there among the troops caused by non:
payment of wages and ruulorg of the
disaster to the Federal forces at Tor,
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w. Davenport.

Fredericksburg, Va, March 3o-W.
Of Spotsylvauia County. and father OF
Mrs. X. II. Estes, OF this city, died
yesterday at the home OF his son,
Luther Davenport, in that county, aged
eiGhtytive years lie is survived bv
one daughter and five sons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-31
YORK RIVER LINE TO DALTIM0RE
$40 l.. M.-afnin Street sfn,!on-ADrtI

donmen, $oGthern 'Railwa% % D J1,,
Fourteenth and Min Streets. Southert,,
hallway steamer Train" ia connection
Win York River Lin. for Baltimore,
Will leave from and arrive ut Main
street Station. This train. now lcav-
ms Richmond At $50 i. VI, will ba
changed 10 leave M $40 T. NJ In r,-
verse direction steamer Train viii
arrive Richmond S;i5 ~ NJ, Instead OF
$3.50 y. NJ, as at present
IL. J.. BISHOP.
Division Passenger Agent
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Funeral of Mr. Howard.

Tho funeral SERVICES OF th1stoIr :
toward, or 2ll North Twenty-fif,h
street. were held at First l}aptist
mhnfch yesterday afternoon at 2 o'ciocL.
me ihtcrment "as made in Rivcrview
cemetery. The pallbcarcrs were Messvs.
i. - Soper. Drcwry Miles J. r. Nun
nai%' {; -. Trant. j. l.. Osborne Geors q
IL LACK, NJ O'Keefe and ~ Ar Wright.
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OBITUARY
August w. Ochlert.

LSpcclaI 70 TIE Times Diapatch.l
Alexandria, Va, March aO.-pnIicn
Commissioner August W. OehIcr, sjIt,
Two years; old. died this afternoon. liz
WIS WIS :. cigarmakcr by trade. ana a
agar dealers. Mr. Ochicr, was M;
, ,ter Of Alexandria Wa shinei"n
i.'iGse Or Masons, and an Elk. Ills
survive. 7 WI y
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I.,Irien SInnm.-

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Hampton. Va. Maach 3O.-Lucicn
Moomaw, forty-four years old. for
mrriS OF Clovcrdale, near Roanoke.
die1 to-day in New York. He was n
brother OF Mrs. Henry Lane Schmclz,
of Hampton, and n member OF q prom
lnent Virginia family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-31
Miss Garry uciic Wolfe.

Sp'rINI 70 The Times Dispntchl
:, Chariottesvilic. Va. March 30.-Niiss
SHIrE liclie Wolfe, aged twenty years,
oled inns afternoon after Il weeks i'll
nc IS NJ the nome Of her brother In law.
nonn = Whitc recently named rs post
master at Charlottesville She leaves
her mother, Mrs. Isabel Rivcs Wolfe
or Washington; two sisters and one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-31

u. y. Jones Hurt nt Fire
/. s. Jones. secrctnrv of no i;o,,,,
ritc '3oinulisSioners, was slightly hurt
i iasi night by flying glass during a tiro
shop ut 10 North Second Street -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-31
Vote to Date in Contest for Most Popular
School Teacher
NAME.
SCHOOL.


''"0'
School
'''''''' - 'i'"iioIloso
49,. 'l.'iuoiIh
80 '''''''''''' Jefferson
Mr. 60 ''''''''''- tiNan FOX I,0Oi
Mice I,r,u
Mr. Cosh ''''''''-' ,"iuloorazo
''''' conservatory OF Music...
Mr II II.s '''''' l.i'H'hoho ACADEMY
Mrs n r.. ''''''''. I'"'o irehs
Mr. Jobr c,,,n,,. 'a'o" shorthand
'''''''"o
we have temporarily the c,cer. ,, -.
soon
teTcd these names will be ~ ''N' arc r'sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-31
To Cure a Cold in One D,v

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUINlSE
Tablets Druggists refund money IL II ran.
10 cure. T.. w. GROVES signature IS on
each box g6c.--Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-31

oIny HIVE Confined Poison
Cleveland 1owles. of 716 West Mar
shall street. was taken To The city
Hospital last night hy DIR. NJ l.. Povie.
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= = I'T'NIIN Vt.
Division Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-31

ItUtN IHEHh IJIstrIct-TI. I SleNhruc
presiding elder. StnuntOu. If ~ Sbn,S'
man; stanton Mission. G. W. STABLES.
ii"rrisonburG. II. NJ. Cantcr. Bridge
e: l.. Potter; al. SCION. II NJ Wheeler:
Churchville and Paruassua. j. X oil,
bert; augusta and Fairfield, c. X. Mil
Iican; calvary. ~. g. Burr: Wayu.s-
hnro. j. NJ. York; Basic. r. 9. Fcbrev.
New Hope, V. w. Wheeler; Port re-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

item &leionns ob,.e einen Gent @slbes
ibrem Shidlule H~berIoiien. = 9urf)
gerihtlihe l1nteriufn,ng nnb bieie
Inflagen ailBer allen 3meifel eeiteat
moroen. Ginem &naben, Ser fir bic
ibm miberfabrene 8ebanblune auf
Sf,aoenerias flagte, murben $4,000
oils Gnrfdoiguns 5isefprofen.
9urh Die allfbebung aIler MondSs
nn0 Nonnenoroen uno Die 0eritaatli-
dung hires 5uianrmenseraubten 81.
aentbnms Fat Sranfreib oieien gu.
Itdnoen auf INNER elm Gnoe aelnaft.
Mits aaem, mos man III grfabrlung
bringen fann-uno oas 1T niht manig
-iinO Die 3uitdnbe in amerifaniifs
fatboliihen @nitalten INN nid1ts BEL
Ter, oils lie in Sranfreif naren.-8.
Comet oas Iutberifhe glatt.
0ir moften mir piiniten, oab I'm.
Ter naferer Central 9erein oieie
Safe a,tfgreifen miiroe unb Den 2ii-
genmaulern geborig auf's MauI
ihlagen niiroe.
9erlei Sfnno.Irtifel oienen nltr
Oo5u, ode Hiht aatDolifen INNER
ipieoer auf's Neue gegen uniere Stride
auf5ubesen!-r& utb. @laubensbote. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

ieben 81 bdben. Sieier bebaiptet
ndmlih in einem intereiinnten 8riefe
aus 8era GrliS, mir leien OurhauS
ntht oils iiinbenfreies Tplf erihienen
BORT lnten uno Der MilitGrberrid)aft
fiel es allb gar nidt elm, lid Den NM
ihein bes .reinen gngels" 81 geben.
So, 10 fGbrt Der gerid)teritatter bonn
Stabe oes Nesp 9orfer @Iottes fort;
"In the days of fighting WE
LOOTED, say what the panegyrist of
our humane attack will"
ga Der Mann nidt ononpm
ibreibt, ionbern ben Irtifel 5eidnet-
er beibt Gobert 9unn-lo miro mol
annebmen biirfen, oaB er Die @abr-
belt beridtst: llniere Solbaten ba.
ben in Sera Grlt5 g%epliiubert. Shon
lit oas nidt; ailh 81 entifyuloigen lit
es nid)t. Der Correspondent perliif)t
es 5par, oas 81 tbur, mir foniteit ibm
ober nidt 5%uitimmen. gr meint. Die
menihIihe Hati,r lei nod ni6t 10 iiber
lid ielbIt erbaben, oaB Der 8emeine,
ODER audi Der Sffi5ier, ipenn er i1be,
mie 4omeraoen aus DEM Sinterbalt
nieOergeidoifen niiroen, feline ,na-
tiirliden tbieriihen Snitinfte" 81 un-
terbriifen i'm Stanoe ipdre. @ir benz
fen oariiber anbers. @ir erparten
nno foroern bon Der militdriiden
9is5iplin, baB lie iid seraoe in iolden
2agen belpdbre. Sbut lie bas niht.
10 muB lie uns als mangelbaft gelten.
Sr9eno melfe Gntidplloigung fir
bie mebrfa6 be5elgte Sbatia6e, Bob
uniere in @era Gru3 eeIanoeten Sol
oaten gepliinbert nnb in anoerer Sin-
iiht Wannesauft buben permliien
laiien, gi6t es nift. gs miiBte benn
Die iein: CAB man bon oen Soloaten
zines Bottles, bas es iiberaI an 3ud)t
feblen lGbt, bon Der &inoer5uht ange+
faneen big our Selblt5uft, feline
pabre Mannes5ud1t ertparten fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Die Jraaenitabt in Msrifo.

Die Stubt Sebuantepec i'm gleid).
namigen Sitbmus lit Die ~merifaniife
Srauenitdot: bas gan3e offentlite 9e-
ben lieet in Den SGnben Der Srauen,
unb Die WGnner baben ~iiberbalipt
nihts 81 iasen. Sic iino al,d forper-
lid uno eeiitig Den Srauen gegeniiber
unbebeutenb. go beri1tet Der in
Nerifo berumreiienoe &riegsberiht-
eritatter Der Sonboner uGailp Wiail".
Samilton 5pfe, in ieinem jiingiten
9riefe.
Gs bonbelt lid babel INN elm SSn.
oianerpolf, oeiien Srauen ais auBer-
eepobnlih itattlid unO lbon seidil-
bert perben. Sbre @eiihts5iiee iino
10 regelm1Big un0 Der @elif)tsaits-
Druid lit 10 intelligent, oaB man, a6ge.
ieben bon Der nitt allsu ounfeln
Sautiarbe, in pielen bon ibnell euro.
p1erinnen Der boditcn Stanbe Der.
mutben fonnte. Die Srauen iinb es,
Die 3. 9. ben gan5en Sanoel, ben
&lein. mie ben GroBbanbel, in San.
Den baben unb Die ofleilten lno linbe.
oelitenoen Wdnner" baben llifts 81
tbun, als 3igoretten 81 roud1en. 81
goretten rauhen Die Srauen 5iuar
aud. aber merll lie raufenO umlber.
geber, bat man bod ben ginoruf, oils
ieien lie bei6ditigt. SIR Gang ioQ
auBeroroentlid anmritbis iein. Sbre
aleiDune oagegen miro 5tpur ais ma.
leriif). nber oennof reht eigentbiim.
lid beihrieben: lie tragen meiitens
cine flrSe. ifnarS unb rotbe 3uapen-
Jade ullo ba5u ais BOD elm Stild ro-
Ties 8auntpoa5eug nit einem mel.
ben, eingemebten StrifL oas Inn ben
8orper geiblungen lit, nno babltr4
feitaehalten miro, Saf man Die HGn.
Der uno 3ipiel in Der Suitenlinie nod
innen eini6ldgt. Die Sibe bleiben
unbefleibet. Die meiite Sorgfnlt
miro auf ooS Suar gelegt, oas INNER
iebr iorgialti9 sepflegt uno nit Ban
bern ge5iert lit. g(uBeroem iteden fait
ale Srauen in S%ebunntepec glumen
in ibr Saar. Sn oieier aleibung
pirfen tie, Die Samilton 5pfe iit) bn.
moriitiih 1uBert, oils Denn elm euro
peer in 8abean5iig unb 3plinoer UNI
b~eripasieren mplte. Bel Der Conn.
tagstrad)t fomnlt az Der geIhiloerten
aleiouns nod cine meiBe, iebr flelo'
lame Spitenbonbe bin5u, ubnlih Der,
Die Die 9Guerinnen in manhen 8e.
genoen Soaan6s traeen, MIR lit oiele
merifaniide Spibenbaube piel rcifer.
Sn Der Worftbnle bon S%ebuantepec,
einem aIlieits %oiienen @ebGuoe, iisen
Die Srouen nit ibren @aaren IN mun'
tcrem @eplauber oa. Sbre @aare,
meiit Sriid,te unb Semitic ooer Wtais,
lit IN bemalten @eiGBen Dor linen
a~lsaebreitet. lin lie beriim ut elr
buntes @enilbl bon Sunoen, Sdwei'
nen unb-nadten ainbern. 3ie gan5e
| gepDlferung belbreibt Samilton
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

blieben lit, 10 ipar er bod elm 8ieie
an 9botfruit gefiirttct pe9eu ieiner
S6lagfertigfeit, unb iibcrou beliebt
megen ieines geiltreiden @ibes uno
icines liebensluiirbigeu Sumors. Safer
8lees bat Die lebten pierunbeinbalb
Sabr5ebnte ieines Sebens als Wiliios
nar in Hio @ranbe 90 Sul. Dem iiibz
ltf'ten Stnatc Sraiilien's, berlebt.
Sas Iertralieu ieiner Sberen bat
ibn gu f~picberbolten Walen in cine
lcttenoe Stellung Der beuti6en Miiiion
IN Sio@Srniilien berufen. Seit cinem
Sabr8cbnt lit or Siilfsgeiitli6er on Der
groben Snnta Gaia oa Wiiericorbiu
(aranfenbaus) in Yorto Mle9re, no
er nod, ieben Gag Die bl. @teiie licit
nno and I'M Seidtituble nod Seel>
ior9soienite perri6tet. SIN pori9en
Sabre tonnte Tater Slees icin bias
mantenes Yrieiter 8 Subildum bel
boiler geiiti9er Stride begeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Stilt Nemrafgia - t1btet Shmers.

Slonn's Ointment brinet aueen>
blidlide 9inoerung in Sdlen bon
Heuralgia unp Sciatiea. @s orin5t
brett an Die ifmer5enbe Stele/-- be-
rubigt Die Herpen unb itiut Den
Shmer5. gs lit ebenfaas mirfianl
bel 8beumatismus, Salsneb. Sruits
ihmer5en unb @eritautunaen. Sic
6rau6en es nift ein5ureiben = es
brinst burd. Serr 5. q. Stpinser.
2~ouispile, &p., fhreibt: sd litt
fpdbrenb bier Ronaten ftarf an neus
rul9iiden aopfidmer5en, obne 2inb,s
rune 81 erbdlten. Sd sebrauhte 5pei
ober brei Ibenbe Sloan's Eminent
unb babe ieitber ni6t an aopfihmer@
3en gelitten." Solct gud nod beute
cine Slal9e. 5altet cs beitanbis i'm
SaISe fir ale Shmersen unb Ser
leeunsen. 25 Gents, so Gents unb
500 BEL gurem Npotbefer.
gudlen's Irnita> Salbe fir ale
Wunoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Stmbienrciie Der bulearifhen 8Snigin
mad Nmerifa.
(epeStea ftar biefe Seituns.)

Ser a~uigebobene 8eSu6 Der &onisir
Gleonora bon gul9arien mad Den Ser,
Staaten bon Mmcrita finbct nun bod
itatt. Sic aDnigin fpirb lid, mie tic
benz bnlsariihen General 9oniulat in
Nclp Yort mittbeilte, i'm Oftoper mad
amerifa einihiffen. Bon Nep gori
aus besibt lid ole &onigin naf &aibe
inston. mo ie ben Trdiibenten 8iliou
anfiuht. &eiters lit Der 8eiuf elmer
groben IrSabl anberer amerifaniiber
Stdbte porseieben.
Sic &oniain gleonore. Die befannts
lib I'M lebten 8alfanfrieg oils einfahe
arnnfenpflegeriu Den @eripunbeter
beiitanb, mill in Gmerifa Die aranfens
bdlier uno pbilautropiihen Initalter
itubieren. nm bas @rfabrene Damn in
ibrem 2anbe gum @oble oes Bottles
al perpertben. Sic aoniain nimmi
aif ibre Heile bier buleariihe @dod,en
nit, Die in Den &ranfenbduiern ale
&inberpfleaerinnen arlssebiioet perOer
Hah ibrer Hiidfebr mill
&onisin gIeonorc Die Heiultatc ibrei
Tpridrnasz lmb StubienreiIe pers
Difcntlihen. Gbre Der naderen Sraul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
@nren= General Grpnie aus Npt3
Sharfannpfer.
(epesisn far Sieie Seitnns.)

SAB elm General, Der TAPER fir
fein Suterlanb gefdmpft bat, idliebli9
nod @unser leiDen muB, oiirfte ni6t
oft porfommen, unb muBte Der aus Dem
leeten Surenfrieee 10 riibrnlid bes
tGnnte General @ronie Die 8abrbeit
an lid erfabreu, bab man pom Hubm
alein niht leben lam = unb bab linz
ounf Der Belt 2obn lit. gs lit cine
Sronie bes Sdidials, DaB bieier
ipadere Yatriot f6lieblif nod ses
5tprngen mar. Elm Engagement ieiteuS
Der ct. Souiier 8eltausfteIune als
Sdaiifdmpfcr an5unebmen. @ronie
felbit entidulbistc ieiuen Gntihltb
tol8enbermaben: SD babe fir meiu
yater!anp gcfoftcn unb babe Iaes
perIOren. Sebt babe ib teiu @ater.
LAMB mebr. fein Seim. Sd bin 5u
@rllnee 9eri6tet, mein liebeS Weib lit
toot. Sh bin 5u alt, I'M nodn1als ans
5ufan9en, nm mir cine neue ggiiten5
gu 9riinben. SD babe fetne SdIiss
qneDen; mir itarrt mn glenb uno
Notb entse9en. Sd babe mid NIT
meinen 8reunben aber bas seInahte
.Gnerbieten beratben. Wefn aIter
Sreunb San Npen ~autiportete mir
oarauf, bab 8ubm unb gbre eineu
Neniden nibt baran hinSern fonnten
5n bun9ern unb bab i6 besbalb az
ettpas greifen miiiie. InSere baben
min d%baeratben. 8as absr lam i6
bnbeim erpurten? Gin StGdeben Sano
unb elm paar @tergerdtb5 6aften. 9as
mat gut senue aur 3eit metner SUI
geno, Die uf, 10 nett binter pfir 5:;rirte
liegt. Weber meine &ens3!eate, rod
Die @n9lanber. bnben citses fin mild
eefbun. 90 ioste i'd mix, bGS mein
Solbatenruf meiu ein5ises geruioeen
lei unb bab ih oieics a~rfpenbsn u,iiIie,
nm mir fir meinc atten Gage eitpas
5uriidle9en su f0nncn. Wteine
Srennoe baben iid idIieblid meiner
Iniidbt anselhloifen. en- babe i6
benin Die Sfferte angenosamen unb
perbe aif's Reue Die &Gmsfe burhs
fedbfen, an benen ih tbeiIgenonsmen.
SD boffe, bab men ntiere @saihen nno
Spfer int lesten 9rtge better hseFseben
tpirb, tpern man mid ,Alb nreine 9ente
inn SGmiiantpie iiebt. General
Gronie." = Gs lit bieIes mn cine
neile Stropbe 81 Der o$ten geslts
melobie: Serbienit geAt betteln, pabs
renb oas 2aiter oft i'm l1eberfhiB uns
IN ebren i6tuelgt.