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The Washington herald., 1914-05-03
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Copyright, lsi4D
Sue Daniels had been switchboard oper-
ator at the st. Hubert for two years
when Winthrop Tate registered as a tran
sient guest there.
Sue always kept personal tab on all
newcomers, and she looked Winthrop
over appraisingly the first time he stood
at her desk and asked for a number.
The general summing up was not so
bad. He was a young, rather bald East
erner, with eyeglasses, and a way of
staring inquiringly at you before speak
ing, but his eyes were brown and pleas
ing. and his chin was we'll rounded, with
a deep cleft in it. Also, his voice was
deep and well modulated, and she approv-
ed Of his taste in neckties. The fashion
in neckties around Buffalo wallow was
not especially artistic, although it show
ed diversified tastes and much indiyid-
uality.
But Sue had not always lived in the
little struggling town that sort Of dripped
over the edge of the big mountain, and
clung to its sides precariously. She had
been sent down by the telegraph COM
pany when ii threw a line through from
Tuscaloosa, and had worked down at the
station first, but when the boom hit the
town, and the st. Hubert was built, civic
pride placed the little blond operator in
a place of honor at the switch.
It was understood locally that Mr.. Tate
was the Eastern representative of the
particular branch that connected Tusca-
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well. perhaps not so much as she did.
but-she's very busy
Yes. know why she's busy. But no
matter IL she is a goin' to get married.
she's no business imposin' on you an
I'm goin' to tell her.
Mrs. Virgins"
There, there. dearieI I'm an old trou-
ble-maker an I must be goin' before
say anything more. I'm sorry, Miss Gin
ME. If hurt you. I hope you'll feel bet
ter tomorrow"
Virginia watched the old lady disappear
into the darkness So other people were
beginning to notice! She whitened. The
bare facts paraded themselves before her
now without disguise. How her father
needed money to capitalize his latest In
vention and had been unsuccessful In get
ting any one interested; how John Mar
shall. with all his riches, had been inter
ested in Annabelle's music and had
started to come to the house; how It had
been silently understood by all Of them.
that a rich son-in-law would mean sue
cess to the inventor, and perhaps life. for
the long months Of worry mad almost
The Washington herald., 1914-05-03
By James Roberts

Cant you say john"
"why-I-don't know. Why should T.
She was nervously plucking leaves from
a lilac bush. He reached out and took
both her hands in his.
Because I want you to. This time I'm
not going to let you get away without
telling you what I want to. I've tried for
days but you have always had some ex-
cuse. Too tired. or too busy. or dishes.
or something for father. Annabelle's
a charming. clever little girl. but she isn't
you, Virginia. came alone. She's still
at the party having a fine time with Jack
English. They're glad to get rid Of me-"
He laughed. 'I have eyes. Virginia
And came back to hunt up little Gin
dereIla and tell her I love her. But first
must tell he, that it isn't a prince who
woos her. I've lost ,pearly all Of my
money lately, virginisr
He still held her hands and felt the
tiniest pressure on his own.
You do love me, dearestr' He drew
her unresisting to him.
Yes, john softly. "And-oh, I'm 20
glad about the money!
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me? Who told you i was one of the
moldy ones? Did you expect me to
say: oh, dear; So you are the eelebrat-
ed Jane Coops-"
"Copps, not Coops," she says.
"Well, anyway, | don't say it that
way" says. 81 don't know who you
are, and so don't say so. Get me?
I'm busy little lady and the only part of
the paper l have time to read is the
baseball dope. You can't expect a girl
with a head of crinkly hair like mine
to have time to Golf her head and keep
track of all the mushroom celebrities
that are newspapered into the limelight,
can you?"
Gee, she gave me an ugly lookl Know
her? OF course | know her. She's the
eugenic-feminist-e cetera lady. She's
the one that's so strong on making bet
ter babies by measuring them under the
arms with tape measure every six days
or some dope like that She's the one
that wouldn't let anybody marry unless
he and she could pass jury composed
of c. D. Gibson, Christy, Hamilton
Fischer, John L. Sullivan, and Doc Mum
yon. She wants to abolish department
stores because Gladys OLeary goes to
dances after 8 o'clock P. G. with Dennis
Flaherty. l don't get the connection,
but it's something fierce, bet. But she
was getting mad, so l let her down
easy. Ten dollars is ten dollars.
"Say, lady," l says, excuse my little
joke. know who you are, but I'm
jealous of any female that stands so far
above her poor sister as you do"
That's betterl" she says. That's
more rational, but can't see why an
organization with dear Mrs. De Custer
at its head employs any one so rude"
Search mel" l said. Sometimes l
wonder at that myself. Maybe they keep
me to flirt with the gentlemen members.
Most of them think that FIVE of their ten
dollars is to pay for the right to chuck
me under the chin. But you were say
ing"
81 was saying that the reason wish
to join this society is because / feel it
duty" she says. 81 have given the
world deep thought"
Fine for the world" / says.
Indeed, yesl" she says. 'If few of
the greater souls and larger minds did
not give the world their attention I
tremble to think of what would soon
come to pass. Do you know whittier
the world goest?"
Il knowest not whittier" | says.
'Whithurst?"
THE world-meaning humanity and
the human race-is going to ruin at a
breakneck pace" she says. The world
is worse today than at any time since
the late but successful flood. Greed,
commercialism, vice, rum, folly, and
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with a smell like a burning mummy,
while some dark brown Arab rakes
around in the desert and tries to find
real snail to write into the annual
report. Once in a while we'll take a
little sail up the Nile to see if any mean
guy is pinning feathers on snails in the
neighborhood of where we want to go.
And all at the society's expense.
But back up! I'm getting as wordy
as ]. Rockefeller before an investigating
committee.
What l was going to give away to
let the horses laugh at it was just this
little old world the way it is. Say, do
you know how the world is? It's a
little bit of all right, amt it? That's
what you think, but you're dead wrong.
You ought to have copped what couple
of real wise ones said about it yester-
day.
| was sitting here at my desk, see?
Perky and Algy had gone out to mail
bunch of sucker letters to a new lot
of college professors they had just got
wind of, and they wanted to get ten
apiece for the society from them before
the easy marks bought Nothing Doing
copper stock or a suit length-minus one
pants leg-of worsted goods the man
had smuggled in and must let 60 at a
bargain, and l was trying to decide
whether l wanted lime, white or tango
red for my new suit, when in blew
Jane Cops. Know her? She's a mill
tette or suffratant, or one of those
things.
rs this the headquarters of the So
ciety for Prevention Of" she says
"You bet| 1 says. "Pay right here.
Ten dollars, please"
IN a minute" she says. "But FIRST l
must tell you why am with this move
ment heart and soul"
81 should worryl" l says. "The main
thing is that you're with it and can
cough ten dollars without pain"
Not at all" she says. MY name is
Jane Cops"
well, it's short and crisp, anyway"
l says. Sounds to me like perfectly
good name. Mine is Suzanne, but you
can call me Bricltop if you want to-"
"You don't understand" she says.
I'm the Jane Cops, with the accent on
the the I'm the celebrated Jane
Cops"
"GoshI' l says. You don't mean it?
And at that it won't cost you but ten to
join the Sassiety. To any one as cele
brated as you are the price ought to be
fifteen, and it would be if l had ever
heard of you; but its ten"
you are exceedingly rude, young
lady" she says.
lust breezy" l says. 81 let the fresh
air blow through my conversation. Did
anybody give you the wrong tip about
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The kitchen was still sitting hot in
spite OF the fact that the fire had gone
out an hour before, and that broiling
sun was sinking behind the hill. A cool
little breeze vas even stirring the white
Swiss curtain at the window.
Virginia set the milk bottles out on the
back porch with tickets for the next days
supply. securely latched the cupboard
doors. hung up her apron. and took out
the pin which had held her white dress
from the floor. Her cheeks were flushed
with the heat. and little moist tendrils Of
hair chung to her forehead.
II don't care how look" she sighed
as she turned toward the door. I'm
too tired to fix up. and no one will see me.
I'll go out to the yard and sit in the
swing and cool OF. II I'm on the front
porch people are always stopping to talk
and I'm too dead tired 10 be civil
In the double-seated swing. she leaned
her head back wearily and closed her
eyes. The breeze was cool and refresh
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GAY, honest! amt folks the limit ?
~ Believe me, girls, of all the human
inhabitants of the earth think people
are the craziest goops | ever sawl The
wise guys started in to get rid of the
horse just in time, for an automobile
can't laugh; bit in about another year
the horses would have got wise to what
jokes you and me are, and every old
truck animal would have sat down on
its haunches and laughed its head off.
/ guess lot of these wiseheimers feel
better behind a steel gas engine than
behind a horse that is apt to turn
around and give them the merry ha-ha
just when they are tortoise-shell-gla
ing out some of that psycho-know-it-all
stuff. A gas engine can't laugh, and if
it does you can give it jolt on the Stats
with a monkey wrench without getting
the Society for the Prevention of Some
thing after you.
What touched the match to my fuse?
Well, our little old Society for the Pre-
vention of Pinning Feathers on Snails
is going to be big hit. Mrs. De Gus
ter and the Sunday Supplement society
danes are boosting it for all they are
worth, and Perky is so busy taking
subscription checks out of letters that
he has to come to the Office Sundays
to make out his deposit slips. Algy
wheels the money to the bank in a
wheelbarrow every Monday morning.
We're piling up swell defense fund to
hire two eminent helixologists to go to
Africa and investigate the cruelties
practiced on the African snails. Are
you wise? Perkins and Algy are the
two eminences that will go, and if little
rosy-topped- me can chloroform Perky
and drag him into a marriage shop, I'm
going along. Amt it peach of a
graft? And it was all little Suzanne's
idea
By this time next year we ought to
have a hundred thousand plunks in the
fund, and if l can cast the net over
Perky I'll be upstairs in a swell hotel
in Cairo EGYPT, not Illinois,, dressing
for dinner while Perky and Algy sit on
the veranda with their tootsies on the
railing. smoking real Egyptian cigarettes
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- aBReezn 5uzARRe BY ellis lafkefgnfer

"But better" he exclaims. Think
of the dark ages Think of the religious
prosecutions. Witches burned. The
bath an annual event. Slavery. War.
Rapine, Tyrants. Famine, Seraglios. Ig-
norance. No cereal foods. How can
you say The same old worldP Love
and kindness and charity prevail today.
The millennium is at hand"
"All right, grandpa, have it your way"
| says.
"And therefore I join your worthy
most worthy-society," he says, beaming
a thirty-two candle power CLEAN at me.
at is our duty to join anything that will
hasten the millennium-a millennium for
men and women and children and
snailsI'
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skidding into future OF pitcby black
ness"
What" he gurgles. do you ask
Calisthenes Baggs that question? My
dear, dear young person; Drive such
thoughts from your mind. Have you
not read the edition of the Gotham
Whoop for last Sunday? Have you not
read my article on Whittier Tendest
We? My dear young person, the, mil
lennium is close at hand. 1t has paused
but a moment around the corner to dust
off its shoes with its pocket handker-
chief before coming upon usl Look
around you, and then answer me-is not
the world growing better day by day?"
| looked around.
Same old world" l says.
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Ten dollars, please" I says.
So he dug up the ten, and beamed
himself out. l should worYl A ten
spot is ten spot, no matter who brings
it to Suzanne. But the two of them
got me thinking. l couldn't make up
my mind which was right-whether the
millennium was at hand or the pitch
black future was upon us.s asked
Perky when he came in. He told me.
Since the days of NOAH he says.
YES" says.
"To the days of Wilson" he says.
"Yes?" l says.
"A sucker has been born every min
ute." he says.
Sayl What do you think of that?
Perky is right.
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2pnbpn bel Nadt.
tCrisinalsienit Der q. ~

Sie snsIt Dor elmer SeidieBlng
2onoon's burh Zeppelin : 2uftihiffe
rnb burd cine Ieroplans Slottile
nn1mt bon Sag 81 Gag gu. Snner>
balb pier5ebn Sa9en bat Die 2onboner
Suli5ei brei beri6iebene @ercrbnuns
gen iiber Die Serabieeuns Der Sez
leuhhln9 2onbon's bel Nad,t erlailen.
Die 9ogenlampen biirfen ii~berbaupt
nidt mebr III Sunftiou eeieet iuerben
unb audi bic @asbeleuftung lit muf
bas nnbebinst nptbtpenbise 0tab ber@
abae1ebt iporben. Sic Eramtpagen
unb Die Smnibulie biirfen MIR mebr
Die 5dlfte ibrer 2ampen anbrennen.
@an gIaubt iih in Die 3eiten Dor
Sunbert Sabren 5uriidperiebt, mo elm
armielieeS Seldmpdoen alif Den Stras
BEN fir cine @eriflpenbung gait.
Sntereiiant lit, baB Die Sbeaters
observation-disclosures fat gang eineeitelt
perbeu mubten Die @irtbIhaftcn nnb
Gafts miiiieu UNI 10 llbr eeidlo'ien
ieiu. Die oberen 3ebntauIenb Sons
pon's, beren Qeben geipobnlih crit NIT
Dem Iufflammen Der eriten 8ogen>
lampen begann, miiiien jest auf ibren
9epobnten Club Ibenb per5ihten.
Die 2onboner 9eborben MAIDEN
Dem Yublifum slauben, bielc IaBs
regeln iperben ni6t aus Srrft, ionz
bern aus @oriidt 9etyoffcn. Sir Den
NIT geiunoem WeuI6enperitanb Be-
9abten lit i'm segentpdrtiaen Sale
Sur6t unb gorlidt basielbe. Sei
Sag uno Nadt umfreiien Ieroplane
bas 8eidbilo Der @iaionenItabt, in
Der iid fat Hiemanb mebr Die Iugen
Su einem rubieen S6lafe al i6lieben
9etraut. auf Den Straben idleiden
itarfe Yatrouilen umber unb bon
g8eitminiter nnb anbereu boben @ez
bdulidfeiten iilden miibe Gusen Den
biden Ne6eli6leier 81 ourdbringen,
Inn Dor Den pero pigeons"
(Sauben) unb Y3eppelins" nod re6ts
5eiti9 mnrnen gu fonnen.
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Selbbriefe zines Sprtmunber fatbp'
liihen 5elbseihliGen.

49,. %. Sft. '14.-Iuf Der
Heiie 81 meiuem Sruppentbeil babe
ih piel @leno 9eieben inter rer Be-
bolterung Selgien's uub Srantreid's.
Gin mebreren Steaen fnmen Die 8e@
ipobner tleiner S6rfer an uniern 3us
linb baten nm Srpt. Sie beutIhen
Solbaten, meiitens 8ranbenburger,
ge6en ben armeu Seuten man6es BON
Sem. mas tic aus Der Seimatb mitz
gebraft batten. Sc ndber mir our
S1la6tlinie famen, beito mebr @leno
1oben mir. ginen iibera,is traurigen
@ublid aber 9etpdbrte elm transport
Sliidtlin9e, Dem id auf meinem Hitte
beee9nete. Wan fab ben 2euten bas
llngliid an, Dem lie anbeim9efalen
paren. Sa id ihnel gum Cont
manbp fommen mlibte, bate i6 feline
3eit MIDI Ueiter I'm lie gu fragen.
Ses Nafmittags iebo9 9egen 2 llbr
tam i6 nah u :, mo i'd bieIelben
llngliidlihen ipieoerfanb. Sn 5tpei
3iigen ipurben lie perlaben, nm mad
g.. transporter 81 peroen. Sebt
erfu6r i6 and ibr Shidial. Sc naz
rem Die @epobner bes Sorf6enS . F..
SIR llnaliid mar ibnen bereitet iuore
Den bur9 Die g%n9lanber. Sieie
Sreunbe unb 8unbesgenoiien Der
S~ran3oIen batten bas 90rfhen ein@
fadbin beidoiien, neil Die Seutiten
in benz Srte ooer bel bemIelbeu la9en.
Sic batten lid nidt Die Iilbe gema6t,
Die 2eute 81 narnen, ober lie berauss
5ubolen. Sic Seutiden ieood nabs
men ii6 Der llngliidlifen an unt
bradten tie, iolueit es nod 9iu9, in
Si6erbeit. Sann crit iesten ic ibr
8euer Elm. Re6rere Der llngliidlideu
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@ie 2tle brei Mal eingenpmmeit
ipuroe.
(Son unierem Spe5ial : Gorreipon:
benteu.)

(Son unierem Spe5ial : Gorreiponz
Delteu.)
2iQe, cine Ser rei1iten unb Iebs
6aftelten Stdbte Npro@ Srmfreih's,
muBte Die S6reden bes 8rieges rei6z
lid burffpiteu.
Srei Nal purbe Die Stabt bon BEN
beuti6en Sruppen eiu9enommen uuo
5tpei Deal ridteten Die beutihen &as
npncn lire @tiinpunsen 9egen Die
Stabt.
9lnt 16. &uouIt Iorgens er1Hien
elm beutiher S~arlamentdr por Der
Stabt. Inn nit Den itdbtii6eu Sez
BORDEN iiber ben ginmari6 Der Selits
i6en 81 berbanbeln. Ser 9arla>
mentdr tInbigte fiir ben ndfiten
@oreeu bic Intunft zines 9roBen
beutIten SruppenfDrpers an unb nod)
ldnserem @erbanbelu eini9te mdtt iid
auf cine &riessenti6dbigung 'ppn 20
Wiilionen Srancs. Sebn IiIionen
fparen fir ellie, Die anberen 5ebn Wtil<
lipnen fir 8oubair uno Sourcoine be-
itimntt. Ser 8arlamentdr griiBte
brei Wtal rnb purbe bon bier Stabtz
iolbaten gu Den S6oren Der Stabt
begleitet.
am 10. Iu9uit 5peen Die SeutI6en
NIT tlin9enbem Spiel in Die Stabt elm
uno blieben bort adt5ebn Sage. Die
getroffenen llebereintommen fpurben
bon beiben Seiten gebalten unb iiber>
al berri6te boltommene ElIbe unb
Orbnun9. Ser 9iir9ermeiiter iibte
peiter Die Stabtperipaltung aug, Die
Ypli8ei beriub ben Si6erbeitsbienit
ipie ipnit uno Die 9afts bllrften 9e>
0ffnet bleiben ipie bisber. Sic 9e<
polferun9 6egegnete Den Seutihen init
aftung. Sieie fiibrten lid mliters
bait uno be8abIten ielbit BEN tleinitcn
@infauf IN 8aar. 9ie beutihen
Sffi5iere griiBten itets beim Setreten
zines Cafes Die anipeienben @dite.
gtur elm 3piiGenfaa ereignete iih.
Cine 2iqer 3eituug, Die nGroir".
unternabm einen Nusfaa ge9en Die
Seuti6en urb ipurbe bafiir nit elmer
@elbltrafe bon 100000 Sr. beleat.
9ie Strafe ipurbe i~ibrigens am
folgenOen Gage prompt be3ablt. @or
Der &rie8senti6dbiguug purOen 81
Wilionen guar 6e6ablt, fir Den HeIi
purbe elm 8utIdein ausgeitelt.
Na6 einigen Sagen mari6ierter
bic beuti6eu Srnppen, es ioaeu mad
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hatteu fGtpere @er!uunaungen. 60
lab id cine Srau, ser. beioe 9eine abs
geihoiien tpareu. Cine anoere Srau,
p%eripunDet, befanb iiS Bel iGr nit
ibrem 3lpei Gage altcit Giube. limo
pieberum iab id has Witleib Der
Seutiden. Wau sab Sen armen 2euz
ten, mas nan Bel it'd bate. sic iplrz
Den na6 . Transparent unb be-
famen in guten Sdliiern sutes Quar-
tier. Sier leben lie urlo iperben be-
fOiti9t bon Dem beutlben Iilitar. 60
ipr9t ielbit Der beutihe Solbat, ben
man bod 10 babt I'M Gusianbc. ieIbit
fiir Die lInaliidlihen, Die bon ibren
Sreunben (?) p~erlaiien unb Dem l1ns
9lud in Die @rme 9etrieben murben.
Gin ihDner 3ue. Ser in mir INNER
mebr iteigert Die 9uit, 5u arbeiten
inter 10 tapferen unb bod bon 9icbe
erfiqten Splbaten.- Batter g y M
p boriau Epbermuub, Sran@
5istaners Selb9eiitli6er (friiber Sprts
numb.
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fran3oiiiden Seri6teu 10000 Iann
9efpeien fem, ipieber ob unb nur 800
Wann blieben ais Seiasun9 5uriid.
Vim g. Sept. tpbte Der admpf nabe Der
Stabt nnb oaburd ermutbiet, iuurbe
elm In9riff auf Die bclrtIhe 8eIabung
llnternommen; Die Solge mar cine Be-
ldieBung Der Stabt, Die idredIihe
@erbeerungen anriAtete. Sag unb
Tudt fielen obue llnterbrcfune Die
@eifpIie Der Seutiden in Die Stabt,
Slbenpe bon tSGuieru 9ingen in
Slammen auf, gan3e Stabtpiertel
puroen 5eritDrt. Neiie 8erbauoluns
gen fol9ten unb bie Seutihen 5osen
gum 5tpeiten Wale in Die Stabt elm.
Satten Die Seutifen crit nit @iite
re9iert, 10 berridte ieet ~miIitdriid)e
Stren9e. Sebe %periDnlide Serbins
Dung nit Der Iubentpelt hattie aufges
bort, unb ais bas uuteriroiide Barrier
&u6el auf9efunben nurbe, bate audi
Die Yer6inoung nit Der Sauptitabt
auf9ebort.
am 10. Sftober fpurbe cine
beuti6e Habfubrertruppe auf %pffener
StraBe bei6oiien. Sie Seutiden ner@
lteBen Die Stnbt unb nabmen Den
Silr9ermeiiter unb einen 9emeinpes
roth alS 8eiBel nit. 3ebn Iiuuteu
ipdter fieleu Die eriten 8ranoten in
Die Stabt, bas 8tpcite Sombarbement
nabm ieinen @ufang nit Dem Grfolg,
Dab mad einieen Sagen Die oeutideu
Sruppcn gum britten Ialc nit file
genoen Sabnen unb flingenbem Spie[
in Die Stabt ~eiu8o9eu, mdbrelo cine
beutihe Saube iiber Der Stnbt in Den
Siiften ibre &reiIe 400.
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Seriudet bieies aesen Ieuralsie.

Sduienoe bon Yerionen fabrcn fort
IN Neural9is 81 leiben, ipcil lie nid,t
%ipi1icn, mas tie bagegen tbun ioueu.
Nellral9ie lit Elm S6mer5 Der Nerpen.
CO lit baber notbipenbig, baB man Die
Nerpen ielb1t beiduftigt. Wan appli>
5iere Sloan'S Eminent einfah auf Die
pebe SteGle unb reibe es niht Elm.
Sloan's Ointment bringt i6nel bis an
Den ipeben, ent5iinbeten Nerp Dor une
beieiti9t Die Gnt5iinbung. 6olet @uf
cine 20 Gents Slaihe Sloan's 2inis
ment in irgenb elmer Ipotbete Inn
babet lie itets 5ur 5ano 9e9en grs
tGltungen, ipebe uno 9eIGipolene
@lieber, 2umbaao, Sciatica uub Gbns
lide 2eiben. Sbr 8elb 5uriid, ipenn
uidt 5ufriebeneeiteut, aber es brinsi
fat augen6lidli6e 2%inoerung.
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Cine @eneral= Mmneitie in Der
Hpmagma.
,Grisinalbtcnit Der 81. g.

8ie erinncrlid, brad I'M sSuni
beurisen Sabres in Den StdDten Der
8cmagna ulb Der Wtarfen cine bon
LANCER Sanb porbercitete Iepolution
ans. Sn Incona. Hapenna, Sinis
gaglia, Sabriano, Himini unb in .ans
oercn Srten lpurbe bnrd) Inarhiiten
unb Hepublifaner Die Hepublif profla>
mirt unb elm eigenes Hepolutionss
Gpmite iibtc Die @ermaltlng aug. Bon
Den Sbiirmen Der Ha~tbsbduler nebte
Die rptbe SABINE. Sic Serrliffeit
bauerte jebo6 mn einen Gag. Sic
Hdbelsflbrer Der gintagsrepublif
fliihteten gum grpBen Sbeil naol gng@
lanb. Sic balbamtlihe oSribuna"
(8om) berihtet MN, baB fir idmmtz
life Setbeiligten cine General
Imneitic beporitebt unb idmmtlid)e
@%erfabren uieoerseidlaaen porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

,dr @erfii9uns eeiteQt unb ole Gin
ridtunseu Der llniperiitdt ben belgiz
iden Sorern 5ur frcien 8enubung
iiberlaiien nerben. Infdnglid bate
mar in @clsien 8ebenfen ba9egen,
ulinmebr ober bat Cardinal 3ercier
nab 8eiprcdun9eu nit ben llnipcrii~
tdtsbeborben 3Dlpcn's beiGloilen, Die
bauptidhlihiten Yprleiungen, ntd)t
ale, in Cambridge ein8urihtcn. Sic
2Dtpener Yrpfeiioren ioncn in Gams
bridge Ieien, bis in europa rubi9ere
@erbGltniiie eingetretcn iinp. @icle
iueilen a%llaenblidliG nod in Soluno,
bereiten ii6 nber aud CUR Heiie iiber
ben &anul Dor. Gs lit cine @uiforbes
riing an Die 2Dpeucr Srofciioren err
gangeu. iid) in mDgli6it fur5er 3cit
nah Cambridge 81 be9ebcn.-Gy8.
81, "a. Sftpber.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

tbeilt. Sapon iuollte a6er Der fric9sz
luitisc Nbbt nid9ts piiien, %ionOern err
iihte, i'm in Der Srout 81 peripcnoen.
Sic frun8oiiihe Sceresleitung pere
lpenbet i'm nm ais Sanitdtsloloat.
Ser anbere 8eforb ipirb bon 5tpei
beutihen 8riioeru 9ebnlteu, Die in
Sranfreid alS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
interniert Iinb. Sieie 5luei Sriibcr
iino YbGupmene: Scr iiingcre "a
Sabre alt, pie9t $50 Eiuuo, uno Der
dltere, 20 Sabre aft, lpiegt $50 Sfb.
3uiammen lpiescn Seibe alio nabe6u
cine balbe Come. 9ei ibrer Infunft
in 8o6efort paren beioe Sriioer burd)
Die Heiie 10 abaeihla9en, baB lie bonn
8aeson mittels zines arabnes auI
Gin 2altalto peritalt luerben mubien
-aniheinenb banbelt es iid bel ben
Observation-Disclosures nm Sddus
teller ans 2son.-(S, q. B.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

eriffen unb %beuurubieen bieie min lrs
als9eiebt, noblrr6 Die Sperationen
Der tiirfii6en Sruppen erlei6tert lpcrs
Den. Sbre lepte Nttade bate Den CIR
fpls, DaB Die Gngldnoer arf Seirs
Sa6a Bel Nad)el aIf Der Sinai Salb>
incl pertrieben nurben. Ser Slas
barauf bon Ben Siirfen beiebt.
@ien, Z. Nop.-Sie rHeihspoit"
melbet aus Sofia: neutrality-suspicious.
Raboslatpoip ermdhtiete Die Ib9ez
oes utrainiiden Nationalz
ratbes, Gebelstp un6 Sefretdr Baron,
81 erflGren, er bege Spmpatbieu fir
Die 9eItrebungen Der llfrainer uno
bieie fDrbern, meil bic Shaf=
flung zines utrainiifet Natiunalitaa=
ties i'm bulsarii6eu Sntereiie liese.