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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-16

oeutlGcr Strategen pie 9ernbarot,
5alfcnbopn lu0 Bon Der @ols, Dab
0ie GeltI6en einen ruihen angriff
Der erIten 9irlie aui unire 9edlIngs-
truppeu norOli6 bon 9tancp geplant
batten. @berlo tpilien mir, OaB
5meiicllos ein 5lpcitcr id]arier rno
roIher glngriff bate geInaht pcr-
0en ioaen, in0em man ourd BEL
glen 5iebt un0 Damn ioIort auf Die
frans0iiihe @rense lusriift. Gin
poiitiber 9eipeis fiir Die 9fidtigfeit
0ieies OoppelpInnes ldBt iid IN ben
in0ipibuellen Wfobililierungsfarten
fin0en, ipel6e Die Oeuti6en &eier-
bitten pom fiinften Bis sum- fiinf-
'ebnten WeobiIiiierltngstag antpeiien,
ii6 i6ren @egimentern in iransoii-
ihen St16ten fpie @erbun, &6eimS
mo GbalonS. iur-Marne an5rli6lie.
Ben.
.Gieier rnIfe 9oppelaneriff
id5lua febl. Ger gegen gsancp ge-
ridtetc fpurbe ni6t IN ieiner
@Gnse neriu6t. 9ic 9eutiden. bic
rnire arGfte 5it Itarf fonoen, iton-
oen BON Dem Elan ob.
Sic rlliiiidc 9trnee 6at i6re
MobiliIieritng beIhleunigt into miro
MN in Ser Gage iein, gleid5eitig
nit Ser fran5oiiiden, engliiden iuto
bclgii6en 5lt operieren. Iie ierbi-
i6e glrmee lit MN Serrin Der Ser
jegomina ltno oas miro SeIterreid-
llngarn abbaIten, peitere Srlippen
sr ienben, bon oenen piele in ben
Iebten Sagen aif bem @e9e na6
Dem GliaB begriffen iparen.
.Sdliebli6: Sie enqIii6en imo
sic fran5oiiifen @ei6naoer fontrol-
lieren Die Nieere."
SnIl, England, 10. glug. Ser
&apit1n oes britilhen 0nntpfers
Buffalo rneloete beiite nod ieiner
bieiigen 9lnfimft. 0ab iein Sdiff
lmnlnterbrohen Oilr6 &monenboote
ongebaIten piirbe. 9luf Ser SSabrt
Our6 oie 9loroiee iab Ser aapitdn
cine gln5ahl 0eiitider Sdiife, Die
BON britiid)en 9riegsi6iffen ais
Yriien genommen iporoen maren.
2onbon, Is. glig. sic Wfit-
teilung 0es offi5iellen @reBbureaus
fiigt nod hin3u: Seine 9eadridten
pon 9eoeutlng iinb eingetrofien.
9ln elm ooer 5fpei Tunften gab es
3uiammenitoBe, aber es ideinen
bouptiG6lifl SorpoItengefedte &C.
neien III iein. gtahrihten aus
oiii5iellen Guellen seigen fortgeiest,
boB oie fran5oiiide iuss beIgiife
IrtiGerie Der oeittid)en iiberIegeu lit
uno 0aB aud Die oelttiden Snfante-
riiten lid .nidlt entIdloiien ben
gaponettcn gegeniiberiteIlen"
9riiiieI, iiber 9onOon, 10.
Mug. gs tpurOe beute offisien be-
fanntaegeben. oaB Die Situation
5ufrie0enltellenO bleibt iino oaB
tpGbreno Ser geadt iid) nidts er.
eignet bdtte. Gin beIaiider Ser.
geont, ser aus 9iittid entfam, BE.
bouptet, 0oB inter ben oortigen
oeutiden Srlippen nieI 9ernoraIi.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-16

0ie Detroit Sribune be-
fprn9 in ibrem eeitrtgG 2eit-
ortifel BEN idon friiber bon
urs ertpGbrtten Mufias oes
Yrofeiors Sugo Weiinfterberg
bon Der Sorbarb. l1niberfitGt
ySoir Flnp" ltfto ma6te oeIn
8erfaiier 5ur1 Gortpurf, bob
er in einern Taiius, porin er
fagte, baB Seutf9Ianb bon ei-
ner el1rop1ii6en &onferen5
fein geredtes llrteil ertpartelt
tpnrte, ipeil es npolitii6er
@iferiu6t urlo tptrti6oftli6er
9tebenbubleri6aft, eitlen &o-
9egefiiblen uno elmer iieori-
geren &ultur geeeililberltano",
nit Der nieorieeren <Itlir
Die &ultur Der 8ereinigten
Staaten gerneint babe. ObnobI
es auf ben erlten 8Iid flor
mar, 6aB Serr Weiiiilterbere
bnrlit MIR &iiBIono gerneint
baben fonnte, bat ole 0etroi-
ter Ibenopoit ii9 iofort oil
ben 9srofeiior teIeerapbii6 nit
Ger Sitte geiponot, autbentii6
nitSuteiIen, mas er nit ben al
.ierten @orten genleirlt bot.
9orouf erbielten mir bon
TrofeIior Weiinitcrberg teIe.
grapbiif Die 4ntport::
gtiemanb iuuit (als nGinlid
sic Setrpit Sribnne) mifper-
itanb Die &prte, bic iid matiir-
lid MIR amf ginklanb bespsen.
(9Sn engIif6en l1rtert:
Nobody els misunderstood
the words which of course
referred only to Russia-)
@ir baben oabon bic 9et.
troit Sribitne in &enntnis ee-
lett. Die fih bornitf bereit er.
fIorte, ben @rtifeI in IopoIer
@eiie ridtig5ufteIlen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-16

@oibington n, Is. 9lug. Ypi
nah europa miro trob Der 9obm
Iegling ser S6iffabrt perbGItnis.
nlGBig raid beforbcrt. Sm Stants.
oepartement mnrbe berInitbort:
Toit nah allen 9dnoern, eirt-
ihlieBlid) GciitihInnS uno Deter.
rei6-llngarn, miro bier niermal
mod,entlid ouf Sen @eg aebrodt.
No6 9lbgoilg ser beiitigen gnmpfer
ans gtetp gorf lit BORT fem ein5iees
fiir europa beitilnnites @oItItiid 8u.
riifeeblieben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-16
TranS0iil6er &riegsminiit iter i@il=
bert 3ufuuftsl0lad)t.
9ie Tront uiro ii@ iiber 400
&ilometer eritrefen.

iation berrid)t. Gin oeuti6er Sffi.
5ier uno aft Solbater begingen
SelbItmoro, iroen lie lid III Die
0taas itiirjten.
q m Oorf, is. slug. Seiter-
reid bot ale telegrapbiiden Ser
binoungen nit 6ranfrcid, ben frau-
soiil6en &olonien. Serbieu lil1o
0tonteiieere eiitgeitellt. glu6 Der
Graniit-8erfebr lit iltspenoiert. 9ieS
puroe bier beute burd Die Cont
mereial Gable 60. befaillltgegeben.
9aris, 10. Aug. Gin franjoii-
ihes&riegsgerid]t bot beltte oos erlte
Sooesurteil i'm gegenpdrtigen &riege
geiprodei. @s ri6tet ii6 gegen einen
fran5oiiihen &aiifmann, Oeiien 9sa-
men ni6t gennnnt miro. Ter sln-
geflagte batte 9eridlte iiber sluiatif,
2an0esperteioigirng rno Orabtloie
glppnrate am @iffeltitrm an einen
@ebeimpoliaiiten geididt, ben er fir
einen OeutIden Spion gebalten
bate.
9onbon, Is. 9lug. 9ta6 elmer
Ntitteiliing 0es offi5ieIlen 9sreB-
bureaus bnben Die 9eutiben 5lpei-
tauieno Terionen aus Meb ausge-
pieien rno iiber Die irar5oiiide
@ren5e geiaet, Inn lie, ipie lie in9ten,
nif)t md6reito bes &rieges fiittern
ju miiiIen.
9dngs Ser @eitgren5e babcn Die
SSran5oien nad Dem elei6en @cridt
nit ibren SSlug5euge1l uerihicoene
Grfolge errllngen.
&ongreBabeeoroneter 9llguitits 9.
Gardener bon Waiioduietts, Der Elm
SSnfornationsbureau fiir bic ame-
rifaniide 9otifaft in 9onbon elm.
geri6tet bot. no aitf ale 9lnfragen
BON 9lmerifanern iiber III England
ino anf oen Sentiments pobncnOe
,Sreiioe unb Ieripanote 9lusfllnit
acaeben lpuroe, bat feline s(breiie
naf ben Serrinigten Staaten per-
id]oben, neil iih niemarto fon6, Ser
oie g(rbeiten i'm glusfiunftsbureaii
bGtte gleid gut beiorgen fonnert.
u o nj, iiber 9oris, t5. slug. 90
belite 0in1melfabrtstag lit, wur0en
auf Snltruftion bes Yapites in aQen
400 &ir6en 9foms beionOere @ebete
fiir Die Seenbigitng oes 9rieges &c.
ipro6en. Ser |aplt ielbIt betete,
nadoem er Die 0ieiie in ieiner Nri-
uatfupeae geleien bate, Der feline
S6neitern uno ieinc 9tidtex. bel.
pobnten, ein ldngeres 8ebet Inn
slufboren oes 9litpergieBens.
BON, 10. slug. Ser SO.
miihe 9orrelponbent Der Grdonge
telegraph 60. berihtet: Cine Mel.
Dung ans Berlin beiagt, 6aB
IelltI6lano bnrh nelltrole .NeG6te
on SSranfreid uno @elgien cine
gtote ididte, in Der erfIGrt miro,
na6 9erihten BON Der Oeuti6en
9lrmee lei fein 3ipeifeI oaran, OaB
,Sranfrei6 uno 8elgien einen Bolts
frieg segen Geiltidlano organiiieri
baben, in Dem nift Uniform ira.
genoe Mdrner auf Die oeutide.l
Srlippen idieben.
9elltidlnnb teile oesbalb nit, 6of
ieber belgiide ulo fruil5oiiide Sri.
patrnnnn, Der mi b''iitide Srii2pcn
idieBe, Der ben @ornarih Ser oeut.
ihen Sriippen 5u perbinbern ilt6e
rber iif irgenbr,ie in nadteiIiser
Weiie einmiita. eriGoiiea ircroen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-16

- 9benopoft 9eier ioIten ole
fn'eiaen Ses 9lbenbs ausihneioen
unb lie mitbringen, tpenn Tie BEL
aaufleuten einf1itfe MAIDEN.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-16
= anriert Sure Grfaltnns in ei.

mem Sage = nebmt ein tiirfiides
9ao i'm Oriental SoteI (qn5)
fr,io,6p
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-16
nidt gepiitet bnben unb oab Die Gage
bohit eritIt lit.

9ie ein5ige Soffnune, bie Die ge.
umten nod otf bas slusbleiben lin.
ermeBlidlen S6abens an offcntli6erl
iinb pripotem @ut boben, beitebt
barin, oaB in Der beOrobten @egenb
gaitSIihe @inoitille berrift. Sonte
iid aber @ino erbeben, 10 fam Der
S6uben unabIebbnr unb unerrneBIi9
per0en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-16
Gnti@ti6mng fann nidt por a9t
Sagen fallen.

MiaiOnen Mann anf jr=
Der Seite weroen
teilnebmen.
5ran5Dien bebanpten bentiden
ariegsplan gennn 5n fennen.
ySpnnenfiniternis 1T gfnt1trereisnis
nno fein Omen"
@ie iidj gbg. 8arSener in 2onbun
niItlid madte.
Ceiterreidls Slutte in Tula, Safen
bur4 Wiinen seiperrt.
9leiHe 9anoer ipielen i'm ariese cine
sruRe &Dlle
Snpan riiitet midJt sesem ben rsntcn
Hadlbnr glmerifa".
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-04
Thfs has the advantage of an

ed. This has the advantage of an appreciab1e down grade from Thon-. aston. and the roads are good The road is in good condition from Waterbury to Watertown. From this place the road to the north is very poor by way of East Morris to Litch- field. The better way from Water town is by way of Morris to Lftch- field From Watertown the roads by way of Woodbury, and Southbury are good to Newtowns from which town. there is a. good road to Bridgeport. A fair road leads from Newtown by way of Bethel to Danbury, then 1t isk a little rough to Peach Lake, fol-, lowed by fine state road through Bedford to White Plains.
 Roads in the Berks1ires
 From Pittsield the road to Will namstown by way of South Williams town is in poor condition. The bet ter way to go is by way of Berkshire, Cheshire. Adams, and North Adams to Wi1liamstown- This road is in good condition from Williamstown through Bennington to Manchester. This Is a popular way to reach the White Mountains, continuing on by way of Rutland, Woodstock, and White River Junction. The police have been quite active in various Massachusetts motorist who had not compiled with the Vermont license law was arrested recently.
 The completion of State highway work in places along the Albany Post Road through Tarrytown, PeekskilI, and Poughkeepsie to Albany is very fortunate just at this time, when Lake George, Lake Champ1ain, the Adiron- dacks. and the Thousand Islands arc attracting so many motor tourists. One of the most gratifying of these stretches to be opened is the one north of Peekskill going to FfshkilI Village. This is a fine stretch of road and does away with the neces-. sfty of taking the old road by way of Garrison Other portions have now been completed and, except for stretches of the road near Scarboro and from Stottville to Kinderhook which are being rebuilt, the entire trip may be made with ease and com fort K
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-04
IDEAL ROADS
 FOR MOTORING
lsome Valuable Trips For Those Com
 templa4ang Motor Car Touring
aznt4cang Trips Through Naugatuck, Housa6onsc and Berkshire Valleys
 Where Roads are at Their Best

Conditions of the Long Island Con necttcut. and other roads in New
 York and New England have been in lvestigated by the Bureau of Tours of 4he Automobile Club of America, and the results are announced.
 The Boston Post Road is in good
 place the road has been under con- struction to New Haven. From New Haven the road is in good condition EHo New London From this place it is l.ao longer necessary to detour by way 1f Old Mystic to Westerly. The Fort EzzdiIl road is not completed, but a good lroad goes by way-of Noank to Mystic EThe road Is also open from Stoning- Non to Westerly. From New Haven She roads are very good by way of Seymour and Naugatuck to Water fbury. There Is g. good road from
 New Haven which is partly dirt and part macadarn that runs-by way of Bethany, a very quaint and attractive little old New England village, and fNaugatuck to Waterbury.
 The best road from Bridgeport to Waterbury is by way of Stratford, Derby, and Naugafuck. The road is also good on through Torrneton. Nor folk. and Canaan to the Alassachu- setts State line From waterbury the best road to Hartford is by way Of laouthfngton Mountain, Plainville, and EFarmington- For the return ' from
 Hartford to Waterbury, the road by way of P1ainvtl1e, Bristol, Plymouth.
 ThoEnaston and Watervi11e is often us
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-04
US. WIRELESS
 IS THROWN OPEN
 TO BELLIGERENTS

Washington, Sept 4-Whi1e at the State Department today Count Von Bernstorff was told that the wireless question had been settled. Later the State Department gave. out the follow ing:
 'TThe Government has reached a de- cision in regard to the use of high powered wireless stations during the European war. Hereafter, all the belligerents may send and receive wireless messages in code or cipher. The American censors at the stations will be furnished. with copies of code and cipher books, so as to be in a. position to determine that the neu- tra1ity of the United States is not violated. The books, as we'll as the messages sent. are to be known only to the official censors and to the United States Government.
 Thus far. the British and German Governments have acquiesced in this limited use of the wireless stations. As the enforcement of the Executive order of Aug. B. placing high powered stations under censorship was left to the direction of the Secretary of the Navy the Navy Department will prepare the regulations under which this decision of the United States Government shall be carriedEout.'
 Although Secretary Bryan's an nouncernent did not specify the sta- ID operate. it is known that Great Britain approved the proposal of the American Government that the Tuckerton. N. J., station, well as that at Sayvi1Ie. L. T., be opened to be1Iigerents on equal terms.
 As yet the Department of Com nerce has not granted the license ap- piled for by the Tuckerton Company, and the German Embassy has ein- p1oyed counsel to pursue the app1ica- tion% The Government, 1t is under stood, is endeavoring to establish whether there is any connection be- tween the company and the German 2Governm ent. If this should be the case, one of - the articles of The Hague convention, prohibiting the erection of any wireless stations by be11igerents on neutral territory after the outbreak of hosti1tties, might be held to apply.
 Nothing was given out at the Ger man Embassy today as having come from Berlin by way of the wireless station at Sayyi1le. The Embassy of ficiaIs declared they had received nothing during the day. / They ex- plained the stoppage in communities tions by declaring that possibly the static conditions were not satfsfac- tory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-04

Russia, France and Germany have informed Secretary of War Garrison that they would not permit American military observers to accompany their armies during the present war.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-04

Five girls and one boy were killed by the caxe-in of sand bank at cave and were playing in it when it collapsed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-04

IT. s1e CUSTOM SUIT SALE B TRY LYFORD BROTHERS BUY x East Side and West End Y.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-04
{ ANNA MURlsKO.

Mrs. Anna ATa1rsdko, wife of Andrew, Ndursloo. died at the family residence, 4o5 Carroll avenue yesterda& after noon following an extended illness. Mrs. NIursko was 3S years of age The bereaved husband has the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-04
OBITUARY
IRENIE BLAMCHARD.

Irene Blanchard, the II year old daughter of John H. and Mary Blan- ,chard, died suddenly yesterday after noon at the home Of her parents, 152 Stratford avenue. The girl has been i'll for several months, but death had came suddenly. and was entirely un- expected. The family has the sym pathy sof a large circle of friends and relatives in their bereavement.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
aud nod, 10 mie i6 BON ibr sesamsrn

and) nod, 10 ipie i6 BON ibr gesangen
bin"
y@iit, Damn fonilen mir ibr iogeIl,
oaB Die @rafin unpGBlih geporoeu
uno i~iberbaupt itid)t gcfommen. ltno.
--ipds oa oriiben geid)eben lit" er
oeutete init elmer leidJten 3opfoene.
glitg nod Dem Sd,nppen, .oos barE
lie ouf feinen 6all %erfabren."
uHatiiriid," crpioerte Die Sdmec
tier falm borbar. o@enn MIR"
oOab aud, eiil onoerer itpcigs.
oafiir peroe i6 iorgell. Wtir obcr
bit bii nod cine ausfiibrlide gr5Gb.
lung Oes gan5en Sergdnges idul-
Dig"
rNur iest nid,t, Jest nidt! 2ab
mid in Srieben, ih bite oidl"
Samit runnte iie Oapon, olS brenne
ibr Der 9oberl inter ben SiiBen.
9riinoip blieb nod einen gllgens.
blid ite6en, an icinem Sfnurrbort
nagelio. 0onn mad,te er cine Sdpen,
fllng mo ging nit eiligen itrammcil
Sfritten nod Dem StoGgcbGltoe. Nls
or III baS Stiibd)cn Sans bineiniob.
crblifte CT ben Burden, ipie or alii
ieinem Bette lag, Die &6noe frompi.
bait iiber ons @eiiht aeialtet, elm
SilO itlimllner Scr5peiflumg. (
,Sfolifil"
Ser inltgc Mcnid iprdna empor
mn itano in Der nddlitci Sefuubc Dol
ieiuem 2iciltenont.
Sic mcrben oieic Sttbc nid)t
cher perlniien. ais bis i6 aSbuen Gr.
lonbrib ba5it aebc, nlib nit felnem-
,Meuid,en Elm @ort ipedllelna Soit-
Ocln Sic oomioer, 10 @nobe Sbneu
@ottl 8%critanoen2@
.3n 9efebl. Scrr 9ieiltenontl"-
Ylod lpar nnteripegS wieoer be.
miibt. menieiteuS nit Gglantine ein
leioli6es @eiprdd in Sang 81 bal.
Gortlesrutg auf Der 4. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06

flbr bamit berunn, oaB Die S6nur in
weitem 9ogen onrd Die Suit pfiff.
.NieoertrGftiger 8iibe!" brad) es
milo aus ibrer griiit.
San fomlte iid) gernoe nod biiden,
ionit tp1re ibm ole @eiBeI Inn Die Sb,
rem geiauit, uno ting jest, poritiir.
5enb, Die Yeitide amf.
.9ube! 9ube! SD 6iidtige bid!"
feud)te Die 9aroneiie. Der 3orn CAB
ibr eihe auBergerpobnlife &raft; iie
brebte Den latgen, acknowledgement
Yeitihenitod Inn, bab Der 9ogen I'M.
ter Den SGnben bes 8urifen brad,
uno bolte aus, i'm nit Dem @riff ms
@eii6t 81 idlaser.
San ipllBte iif Der ihimpflihen
3ii6tigung nid)t aitbers 81 erfpebren,
ais oaB er ibr @emalt en~tgegeniette.
or lieb Die Yeitid)e los, pndte NIT
oerbem @riif Die Arme Der 8iitben.
Den, rib oieie an iih unO belt lie felt
in ieinen grmen. a1tbe bate i'm NIT
ben SGulten ms 8eiidt t%reffen mol
len, aber oils er lie 10 felt an iif 5og,
On befiel ibren &orper cine i1be Ge.
%aftioir, mo froftlos lieb lie ibr Saiipt
altf feline Shulter iinfen. getOe Der.
barrten 10 einige Iugenblife IN Ell
mem 3uitanoe Ger Yetdubnng lno be.
merften oesbalb ni6t, nab lid Der
Gingaig oes Sdyuppens perbunfeite
ilno cine @ruppe BON bier Eerlonen
aitf Der Shmele crihien.
gs paren sic g(nfommlinge BON
girfenrieo; JIG botten hod ben Cor
| nesid)rci Der 9aronciie pernommen.
griinow mo @r1fin abelgunoc ma.
| rem Die eriten porou inio ltanoen nun
gelGbmt Dor lleberrnidung ilber Den
anblif, Der lid ibnen oa bot.
.9dtbe!" ihrie Der 6reilcrr 0qnn
oiif, nod inner ,ilnbepeglid piit Der
Sfipellc perbarreno, ais foltne CT gar
nid)t alauben. oaB eS nirflid) Die
Sdmeiter lei, Die er Oa in Den Irmen
ieimes Burden iub.
San erblifte Den Serrn mo maitfte
5uriid mic elm Srnrfener; er mar eS
and, allies Dor ibm orcbte iit) INN nno
INN. Gr permohtc nibt au~S5uoenfen,
mas Jest bod, fomnlen mlBte; JOINT
mare er ia nidt ae%blieben.
"9u bait's aeieben on bats &c.
icben, Snns," ipriioelte iest Die 9a-
! roneiie beralS, nit iliegenber gruit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06

&utbclltbrallllt rib lie Die &lappc
nllf, obcr lie 5og bic aortc bod,
nid,t bcroils. Snl tcstcn Au9eublid
'd,icn lie Elm Gfcl iii i%ibermdnnell.
.To!"
Sic pari ibm ons Sdidben hin,
alS cltIeoigc lie lid cures ~id)nusi9cil
Gtngcs.
Nber .ltod) che bieyS ehtnOe entflog,
sMlartfe lie ir1en ,eile @ewe9lulg, ais
'mellcsiR' iidf am arns 1sraiif itih
Scll; Der Nthoit OcS syl,ftefhk mgr
III Hicoerfullcn aerlusgelhtellt, Der
aarton lag frei allf7otn SoOen, itiio
&Gtic e%rfunnte olif beii crItelt glid
ibr ei9enes gilonib eiae' Sbotogra.
pbIe, DE lie crit nor einigen @pdlen
bdttc onfertigcn laIien.
San lpnr einiad alidlt bel Siuueit;
ibnl mdr id)on SIT @uthe gerucIen, ais
mare Der Senferajtrif an icinem
&allc geriiierL lnO man b1tte ibn Die
Srcibcit geihenft, I'M iid) Jest, I'M
ieBteii I1geltbltfe; crit red)t perlltd)s
tet 81 ieberi.
&Gtbe ltan0 fir Den Iugenblid Der
Ser5idlng urlo bie Ienffroft itin. lin
10 gerpoltiger iiberftel lie aber NIT
Dem n0d)Itell athemSrl9e cine Struoel
jaber &oritealungen; San, wie er Die
photographic oa pbeil i'm 9immer
Oes grlioers aus Dem Ilbnm itabl,
Sieiel, Die es allsgeipiirt bate ltno in
oieler Winute lire pifante gntoedung
gerabe burf Sol itnO @eiinoeitliben
ousihrie, iinb Die Gienitlelte, pelhe
Dos nit i~tngclelierer Seiterfeit arfs
nabmelt ibren Maniell III ben Sdmus
6pgelt.
Tas mar pic ein 9lib, Der cine
Mine in ibr 5iinbete. Sic itiir3te sii
BENT Manerpfeiler 5miiden Den Sen.
tern bes ShuppeuS, mo &iemett.
5eiig hing, rib cine Yeiti6e berab uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06

tbeil erbeiidte, 5uerit barauf gntiuort
5u gcben.
nMnlpanneii, anlpanrien, Soiepb!"
rief er iiber ben Sol Dem autiher 5lt,
Der lie bierbergefabren batte unb ebcn
oas 5peite Yfero ausidirren wollte.
vSbrcr @rlaldt lit niht pobl, Serr
Baron. Sic baben ielbit pernommen,
oaB meitere Observation-Disclosures IN
oieier Stmnoe unmioglid) iinb, laiicll
mir aIio Die g~egenipGrtige ihlpiile ut.
moipbdre peroampfen! Die 6rau
@rafin beoarf 5unahit Der &ube uno
Snmmlung."
9riinom bate Srpur quite 2uit, Den
Serrn 0oftor init ieinen %auforineli.
den Mnorbnnngen oerb 5uriidSupei.
len, aber elm Slid in oas perltorte
9eiidt Der @rGfin belebrtc i'm, oab
lie pirflid in 5crriitteter @eriaiimg
lpar.
Isle baben Med)t," itimmte lie jcbt
aii6 bel, Hlod 5mnidcno. Sic iob
nit mattem 2Gdeln Die orei 8eiid)ter
ait, Die ibr nit benl Nlsorilf rotblo.
len Staunens entgegcnblidten. ga,
meme lieben ainoer, ih meiB nohl,
bab if) fir elld, III Den ion~oerborltcn
Hotbleln Iprcd,c, ober mollte ib nlehr
iagen, 10 fonntcn cs nlir pieoer llcllc
&1tbiel iein, 81 gruB, nm tic nod) alti
Der Stellc 81 loien. mo id) benfe.
nerpenanareiienOe Scniation bot cs
eben idon eerabe gelul9 geaeben.
Sic, lieber griinolu, miiiicu mir mir
bns cine periprcden: bab SIR San
fir BETTE nod r%nbcbelligt, bleibep
ioll; Der arulej gurihc bat geuug ge,
litten. limo morgen Sormittag
ihiden Sic i'm nod 9irfenricb bin.
iiber, oa ioll alles scebnet meroen."
n3ie Sic ipiiniden." ermioerte Der
Sreiberr, ols, gGltc cs, cine @eiites-
franfc sl beihpi6ti9en. Damn oriifte
er Gglantine 0ie Sono, lid ourd
einen innigen 9lif nit ibr pertain.
0igeno.
Die 9aroneiie bate iid] binter ben
9rloer 5uriidge5ogen. Die @rGfit,
idon i'm gesriff, iih nn6 Dem @a.
gen Sl begebcn, manote iih nod elm
Wal I'M, mic Inn bon &dtbe gDlhieo
81 nebnen.
,@ebe Soft, oaB ih ieBt aild BEL
Sbnen Gin @ebeimniB erratben babel"
fliilterte lie ldhelno uno itrih ibr TO-
ieno iiber Die braiinen Sofen. y0aum
miibte ib cine berrlide Irt, ben
Sfimpf 81 tilgen Der Sbnen beiite
miDerfabren lit. Bit! nift auffuh.
reii, ib oellte mir bteie Yiirpurgliltb
aif Sbren @angen boffentli6 better,
ais Sic iest nod lelbIt. slnf Wieber.
ieben, oiif @ieoerieben, mein liebes
&ino! 8riiBen Sic mir Sbre Wiltter
uno en%tidyuloiaen sic mid bel ibr!"
9a rib lid adtbe los, silammeno
Dor Corn, nno fcbrtc ben 9irfenrie-
bern ben Hiiden; lie bate in oieier
Stimmung nift elm Wal fiir Die
Sreunoin einen @rltb.
Cine Milute ipdter perlieB Ser
Sanbauer pieoer ben @rtsbof bon
&ebenitein.
Mls Der @agen binaus par,
panote iih 8riinom an Die Shmelter
5uriif, Die ebeil ms Saus idliipien
mollte.
nadtbe!"
r@aS ioG's2" fraste lie, obre ii&
um5uieben.
sat @ama ibr 3immer perlai-
ien91
.Nein, utb b~oiieltlid) idlaft lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06

6ortiesiuig oui Der 4. Seite.)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-20
$4,000 FOR BARRE HOSPITAL
Fund Was Raised in Less Than
Allotted 10 Gays

Tuesday night saw the minimum
goal past in the Barre City hospital
campaign of $4,000 passed at the
end CT The fifth days work. The to-
tai amount raised yesterday by the
different teams was s1Ss975 which
added to the $Ss,7S4.49 already rails
ed, makes a grand total Of S41,674.24.
The good work will not cease with
the attainment OF this minimum goal
however, but will continue in full
swing and without abatement until
Friday night. the end of the allotted
10 day period
As a diversion but at the same
time source of inspiration and en-
thusiasm, q basket ball game was arr
ranged by the managing board Of
team No. 4 to be played in the
Church street gymnasium last night.
Henry Phelps was secured to offic,
ate as referee in the burlesque and
DR.. Joe Jackson to assume command
of the timekeepers.