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The Washington times., 1914-01-11
EUGEN|C MARRIAGES
PROPOSED BY LAW
Legislature of Massachusetts
Must Vote on Bill to Bar
Persons in llI-Health.

BOSTON. Jan. ia bill stipulating
eugenic marriages for Massachusetts,
will be voted upon by the incoming
Legislature as the result OF joint re-
port by the state boards of insanity and
health, asking that marriages of per-
sons suffering from any communicable
disease or feeble mind be forbidden.
The present law bars only idiots ana
the insane
The report also stipulates that the
clerk of registrar OF svery city, OF town
shall be given a printed list OF all per-
sons known to have legal impediments
to marriage.
The question of the Legitimacy Of off
spring from marriages contracted in
defiance Of such law in case 1t is
passed is covered by the clause which
asserts that such a child shall be the
legitimate offspring of whiche yer con-
tracing party has 40 communicable
disease and II fit mentally, and in case
they are adjudged unfit, a special hear
ing will make a ruling. Bitter opposi-
tiOn is expected from church factions.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11
WIFE TORTURED
BY CARESSES

DENVER, Jan. III Kisses,
$500 a day, caresses all day
long. Kisses and caresses,
day in and day out, month in
and month out, changed a
honeymoon into mental torture
for Mrs. Luelia D. ellison,
who was given a divorce
from William GiIson.
Il didn't love him to start
WITH" she explained, "and |
told him so, 4 merely re-
spected him, but believed we
could get along. But his
kisses and caresses were so
numerous I could not do any
z work.
"He approached me every min
ute and hour of the day. He
would kiss me fifty times a
day and fifty kisses at a time.
Then he kept me awake half
the night kissing me-"
The Washington times., 1914-01-11
KEITH'S.

A GALAXY Of European and American
attractions is promised for b. f. Keith s
Thester next week. commencing with
the English musical comedy stars. Bert
Hamilton aUd Mabel Clark. in "A Way
;yard ConctSt" An addition win be the
first time ih vaudeville in Washington
OF + Taul McflIlIster. recently here at the
head of n stpek company, with an ade-
quite supporting company of New York
players He W i'll present his new Vaude-
VILE pIaviet. r'PuttinG 1t Over"
4 third offe.inG will be Refine Davies
with effective support. In the dainty
French brochure. "Un Peu d'Amour." or
- Little Bit oi Love" Her chief sup
pert is c Martk1 Horne. ..s-.n
Otker irclusio4ls in the bill will be
Milt GOWNS. as "The Speaker of the
House Howar,rs musical shetlands
and English tea Tiers; the Chadwick
trio and company. in 'Wiggins' Train
ing Camp" Stuart & Kelly, in a dane
ing interlude: the Rosairss. in an aerial
Transformation ef1sct; the Pathe weekly
motion picture review; the pipe organ
recitaIs ana the I'M mttlnec danshnte.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11
Motorists Reflect
w. S. DuvaII Counsel

William S. Duvall has been elected
secretary-counsel of the Washington
Motorists Association. The annual
meeting OF the organization was held
Saturday night at the Grafton Hotel,
and it was decided to abolish all offices
except that of secretary-counsel, to
which office Duvau was unanimously
elected.
The report of Counsel Duvall for the
last year showed that as legal counsel
he had been in court defending asso-
citation members twelve times. OF this
number of cases nine were acquitted,
two convicted and fined. and one con-
victed and his personal bonds taken.
Two other cases were settled with the
Police Department and no prosecution
followed.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11
GAYETY.

Moliie Williams, with her company in
z new musical burlesQue entertainment,
q The Queen of Bohemia" from the pen
&c Richard Goodall. with music By Paul
5ubens. will be the attraction at the
Gaycty Theater next week. The per-
f"rmance is under the direction Of Max
Speigel. and carries with IL the guar
? ntee Of that name for all that is latest
q Hd best in cast. star. and scenic and
. leCtric equipment The cast is prac-
Iicallv the same as last years, but the
I,.ecc and the songs are entirely new.
The chorus is made up of twenty-four
singers and dancers. Musical numbers
include song hits OF the day and original
numbers.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11
ACADEMY.

The play that never grows old, In
O-d Kentucky" will be the attraction
st the Academy next week. The mag
nCtiC qualities OF this phenomenal
amusement offering are known and rec
OSnized all over the land. and IL con-
tnues ON It's successful career, season
after season. 10 annual patronage. AS
IN example of an entertaining. stirring
american play, fun of action and dash.
+; is difficult to match Il. The story
told IN In Old Kentucky" is a com
I2ratiYely simple one, but IL possesses
q decided charm. The hero is a manly
Young KcntUckian. the heroine, a girl
Of flesh and blood, a product of nature
untrammeIed. II unfolds a love story.
charmingly developed, and unusually
vel teaA. -..s.-.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11
EIIaIine Terriss Is
Near Death on STAGE

LONDON, Jan. IL-Ellaline Terriss,
who is appearing at the Coliseum in a
playlet called Always Tell Your Wife,"
had a narrow escape from death. While
on the stage an electric baton, Weighing
four and one-half tons fell at her feet.
Seymour Hicks told the New York
American correspondent:
My wife fell into my arms terribly
frightened at her marvellous escape She
was only saved as 1 called her back
when 1 saw the baton crashing to the
stage"
Notwithstanding her fright, Miss Ter
riss returned to the stage and went
through her part
The Washington times., 1914-01-11
Vice President to Speak.

Religion and Our Own Country /:
the subject of an address to be deliv'
cred by Vice President Marshall a.
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Fourth and streets southeast. tonight
at 7:45 o'clock. The occasion Is the
annua! praise service of the Women
Missionary Society OF the church
The Washington times., 1914-01-11
The SayreS in Paris.

PARIS, Jan. lf.-Har ana Mrs. Francis
Bowes sayre who have been stopping
with the American Ambassador and
Mrs. Page, In London. are here as
guests of Ambassador ana Mrs. Myroa
Z. EerT4ck. - ..-----.-..-. -.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11
DRAMATIC NOTES.

One of the song hits of "Forty-five
Minutes From Broadway last week iT
Polls Theater was the interpolated
number. The College Boz" which was
A. White, jr. II was >ung with great
success at the Playhouse in the Play,
ers' Clubs production of is This a Re
hearsal?" earlier in the season.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11

S. NJ. Zinner. advance agent and
business manager for f. NJ. Newman,
the travel lecturer, made a visit 10
Washington last week.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11

use in this play by F. C. Whitney, the
producer. Angel Guimera, the author of
the play, selected il, So there can be
no cavil as to the fitness of the stage
settings.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11

The furniture used in she production
of Maria Rosa in the Belasco Thea
ter this week was made in Catalonia
and was imported to this country for
The Washington times., 1914-01-11

That the Poll management made nc
mistake in bringing Frances Nelson to
Washington to take the position of lead
ing woman of tEa Poll organization was
demonstrated last week when the house
was practically sold out at every even
ing performance.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11

Miss lone Bright who is coming to
Washington as a leading member of
THE Lady and the Slipper" company,
has many friends in Washington
whom she met during two previous
engagements here in "WallinR.ford"
and "Officer 66G."
The Washington times., 1914-01-11

\ dictagraph is one Of the important
stage accessories of 1.-THE WhirlDOol'
which comes to the Academy this
week. with Thomas L. Shea in the
leading role Of Judge Rutherford.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11

Frank Hatch. who has the part of
the old cab driver in "The Family
Cupboard" which comes to the Bel
asco next week, is a stage director
himself and has assisted William a
Brady in staging many. of his recent
successes.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11

Dave Marion. who appears IN the Gay
ety Theater this week, was with Weber
The Washington times., 1914-01-11

"The New Henrietta" with an all
star cast will be one OF the attrac-
tlons of the near future in the Colum.
bia Theater
The Washington times., 1914-01-11
Ma ZI0NRL

&c Fields before he entered the bur-
lesuue field, twelve years ago.
The Washington times., 1914-01-11

SS Fields before he entered the bur-
lesUue field, twelve years ago.
Agnes Beehler, who is to be at the
Gayety this week, is the wife of Dave
Marion. the leading comedian OF the
company. She once supported Al Jol-
son il vaudeville.
Richard Buhler, who will drive the
engine in next weeks revival of '"rhe
Ninety and Nine" at Polls, took a
three years course in mechanical en-
gineering at college. and worked one
summer i'm the Baldwin Locomotive
Works. This practical knowledge will
be of value to him next week in the
big engine scene.
Charlotte Walker, in "The Trail of
the Lonesome Pine" will be the at
traction in the Columbia Theater the
week Of January 26.
One of the latest bookings OF the
Columbia Theater is Madame Ouch
ress," with Ann SwinbOrne in the eald-
ing role.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

Der Sbroabefteieune bes aonies npbn>
ten Die Wiiliiter urln oas biplomatiide
&prps bel. Nufieben crrcstc bas
Scrnbleibcn hes rnifii6en Weianbtcn,
Der lid nit plDBIidJ ein9etrctcner
Musenent5iineuns entihuIbiste.
IdiIanb, Sen II. Imonf.-
Sic bier porlieseuoen Itbener 3eitnns
gen entbnlten
ipihtise MmslaRnmsen at Der Saftans
@riehenlano's in bem enrppG=
iihen Gonilift.
Sie 3eitupe .@mbros", ihrcibt. bab
@rie6enlanb nid)t u~ntbdti9er 3us
ihalier bIeiben fDnne. iuenn Serbien
Slr Muftbcilung fomme. .Nltra6p"
MBt it'd bnbin aus. ba6 elm itarfes
Serbien fin 1riefenlaub sefdbrlibcr
getporbcn lei als ons itdrfite Setter
reid lln9arn. unb baB Die sriediihe
8egieruns reht5eitia Iniprilfe an
Wonaitir erbeben iperoe. gs lei aus
aeihloien, bab Serbieu iih in Ma3ez
Douien behauntcn tonne. menn CO iibers
boupt elm %ielbitdnbiger Stnnt bleibc.
HmFlann's Waht auf benz @a!fan
bleibc INNER cine 9cbensscfabr fir
0rofsriehenlanb. Sn gleihem Gimme
Glibern it'd Die Itbcncr 3eitungen
rNiti" unb .Ihinat" in ibreu 4us%
gdben pom 3. iinb A.. Iu9uit.
49,
@Gterhens 5reisebisfeit.
Berlin, BEN 18. Iueuit.-Sie
.@oiiiibe 3eitung" erfdbrt pon inter-
rihteter Stelle in 9ufnrelt, baB HuBz
lnnb i'm lebten I%ugenblid bas offi5icuc
Inerbieten an u an lie n eeridtet
babe, bieiem, falls es it'd 9dn5li6 bonn
Sreibunoe losIa9e nnb gang auf Die
riliiihe Seite trete. oils @egenleiitlino
fir Sieies giinonib Siebenbiirgen als
Yreis 5u5uerfennen. Gorldufig III
Die Inregun9 in Ben %rlimdniid)en Hes
eierungstreiien NIT ifeptiihcr aiible
entsesen9enornmen. @s lit bon maB>
eebenber Seitc Die treficnbe gcmer>
flung 9efaaen, bab Miblano, bebor es
iiber Sicbenbiirgcn perfiise nno bicies
ais 8eute anbiete. better tbdtc, 4olen
icinem eigenen Heihe 81 erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Die oentiden Saubiteit.

8ein 8unbcr, bnB 2ilc, sic erobe
1nb Ifnrte SeItung Srnnfreid'5 Iif
nidIt ipagte, Den belltideu SaubiBen
enteegen5utreten, natboem man DEN
Sriiminerbnufen bel &iittih uno Hd>
nun geieben hattie. aanonen nit
eincm 2auf BON ilber IS 3oa i'm
Surdn1eIer bat mar bisber niir auf
erpBen Seltunaen ober. ben 9roBteu
ariegsidiffen ertpartef; aber bieie
beutihen aerle perntogcn iplhe uns
aebciler nit lid auf Dem Sdnbe hers
um3,iifleppen. 8eper in Selgieu nod
in Yaris bate man ertpnrtet, onS ber
Neutide eire altgel bon fait 200 BIB.
9egen ibre Sorts idtlenbern niirbe,
mas cine arnftentfaltung bon un9es
fdbr $4,000 bis 10000 SuStoareu
bcbeutet. aein Sort fam cinem
iolhen Grid ipiberitcben. Gel6it
luenn lie Dor Dem Sort in Die @rbe
fdbrt, bobrt JIG Iih foit 80 SuB in
Der grDe peiter, lpenn lic itfd,t porher
frepiert unb llrbeil anridtet. 8ie
Der belttfd,e Iid)el lolde ~ulertportetcn
Sbaten fertis brin9t, fonuen mir nidt
be9Yeifcu. @ir limb nirflid ooIlz
iionoia iiberrd16t unh - sic Srans
6uien unh @nsldnber aud-uno bns
ut audi genug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Seutihe Stutte bemabrt iih.

SdnSrdncisco,G Gal, ben 7.
Septemher Die critic Seeidlaht in
Den @endIeru bes fernen Sitens bate
our Solee, baB Die britiifcn 8reu3er
r2~ancaihire" uno ~6nmpibire" bon
Den beutifen areri3ern .@nciienau"
unb .Sfarnborit" libel 8~iieeridtet
purben unb am 8. Milsuit Den 6afen
BON Songfon9 ~aufiud,en muSten.
(Sieie Snformatipn pilroe bon Dem
Diterreihiifen Heicrpiiten 2ubpig
Heihern gebra6t, ipeld,er bellte auf
Dem Sampfer sGbina" aus Dem
Orient bier e%intraf. Gr bate Die
Hafridt pont oiterreihiiden 9pniul
III Sban9bai erbalten.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Npia crsicbt lid ben Sritth.

So 3 u.-Sas amtlidc Snforz
nations Bureau 9ic6t befaunt, baB
Ipin iid Den @ngianoern er9eben bat.
Ipin lit Die 6aupte unb &afen1tobt
auf Der oeutiden Sanoas Sniel llpoli
unb Fat etlpa 1900 Ginlpobner. gtdb
Die Sn1el Sapaii unb bic unbcren,
lpeitlid pnm III. 8rao eclegcnen
Snicln gebpreu 81 9eutiflanb, mdbz
renb Sutuila une Die anberen oitlih
bonn III. 8rnb ~gele9encn Snlcln 81
Den Ger. StaQten 9cboren. Had penn
oeutid) : m%lerifaniif : cngliihen Ibz
fpmrncn pom 2. Se5enber 1899 ers
belt England einiac Snlomons Snleln.
Die Sonene Snieln nnb 9tiuc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Shminolis? Gallis? 0~critopft?

81. Sings Nefp 9ife YiIIen lperbcn
Sic furiren. Sic reseu Die Sale al.
10 bnb tic frei flnftionirt mno Die
siftigen Stoffe aus Ingen ui,b Gin
s%etpeiben entfer1it. Sic itdrfen Iasen
nnb 2eber unb frdftigen iomit Den
gan5en 8Drper. Die critic Dolls ipiro
sic bon Sbrem Idlpinoligen, aali9en.
perltopiten 3uItnno befreien. 20 Cts.
in alien A~pptbefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
@ieoer einmal Der ,8peben".

8aib n9ton 8. g., Den 7.
September.-gine Serliner Oepeihe
an Die beutihe gotihaft beiast: ~Sris
tiid]er areu6er .8arrior" geltranoet,
pabriheinlid) ais Heiultat elmer Be-
gcgnuus nit Dem 8reu5er .@oeben",
irdbreno e~riterer ans Dem 8osporus
gu entmeihen perSiihte."
@eitere Setails iinb in Der Ses
pe1d)e nid)t entbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
@ritiiGer &renSer ,Yatbfinber"
geimnfen.

3onbon, Sen Z. Septcmbcr.-
Sie @erluirliite bes &reu5ers Bath
finoer", lpelhcr in Der Norbiee nuf
cine Mtine traf mn unier9ifg, uurbc
berte Nbenb o~ffi5iea befannt 9esebcn.
Sic siebt bier 5obte, 10 Serpnnoete
uno 242 %crmibte an. Ser llntcr
gang bes .Satbfinber" ereianete iih
Samstag Nadmitta9s, Scbn Weilen
norbDitlih bon 81. Ibbs Seao.
Shottlanb. Scr arelt5er itieb bein
NbpatrouiQircn DER ailitc AMI cine
Winc. ipelhc nabe ieinem Eulpers
ma9ajin erplooierte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Srausisfansr =YafreS itelleu Th IN
9ienif bes T%aterlanbcs.

9uiiefbort ben II. glsuit.
(Yoitnahriht.) @eitern 0tittdg iinb
icdSig Witsliebef Der norooeutiden
Sran5isfaner Yropin5 bonn Sl: &reus,
nit Dem Sis iii Giiieloorf. 8ur Siss
petition bes 7. uno s. Irnieeforps i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
8irdemfairs ,tttb Sa5aars

gtdppenoicnIt nrb in Den StanbIdsd<
rettcn abgereiit. Tater Eropin5ial
&id,orb @rciiig bat Dem a%riegsminiz
iteriIim $50 Morn dis Efle9eperipnnl
CUR &erfiignng geitcilt; idmmtIi6e
alpiter Der @ropiil6 perbcn 81 2a5dz
rctten eiugcridtct unb iinb fir Die
Ilfllabnle Der &crpunbetcn bereit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
@as 6rlsiihe ariegsseiansete
ausiagen.

&6Im ben 10. Iuauit.-Ieitere
belsiids ariegs9cfan9ene. Orei enbloie
Sonper5ii9c poa, trnfeu Sienstag, bon
Nadhen fommeno, uuf Dem NeuBer
9abnbpfe Elm, nm bon bort mud,
@eiel peiterbefDroert Su iperoen. Writ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

Sdriftiteller ais &riegsfreimiaigc.

Sic Sdrifttellcr 2rbpig Sang
bufer unb Nid1arb Scbmel bnben Iidl
ais 9riessfreipili9e gegcn GuBlnno
pemelhct. @angboier iteht i'm So.
Sehntel inn 81. S%ebensidbre.
HerItn. oen IL. Iusuit.--Gcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

0rpker Snbel lit Scrlin.

9crliu, Den II. Iugut.-llnbc>
fhrei6lidoer Sltbel crfiiqtc geltcrn
gl6enb Die Strnben Scrliu's. als burd
@rtrabldttcr Der 3eitungen unb rob>
fabrenbe S6ublcutc Der Sicg Der
bciitifcn Sruppen i'm Cher gliuB
eegcn DIG S~ran6oien befnnnt lpurOe.
Sic Nafriht Der 3urildrpeiiung bes
iiebenten &prps bel Wtillhauicn nurbc
fat nod be9eiitcrter alfgenommen ais
Die @elblrn9 pon Der Ginnabme Git
fih's. Na6bcm hie Wcloung beinl
@eneralitn6e eingc9an9cn mar, elite
Der @eneralitabadbef gum S6lolie unb
p~crfiinpete Die Soidnft. 8cnigc
@iniiten ipdter par JIG aud Der
&pli5eibebDrbc bcfnnnt gegeben, Die
burdb Yoli5eis Sfii8icrc inn 2uitgnrten
uno ,Inter Den 2insen" tic perfiluber
IieB. 9alb ltunb gang Berlin in belel
gegetIteruna. Ser 3ufal fpoute, onf
aerube Inter Den 9inben" elm Hcgis
ment pprbeige8p9eu fam. Sic @ien9c
ftimmte begeiitert III Die bon Der
Golbaten geimngene .@n6t an
Mbein" nit Elm. gis in bic ipdtC
Nod6t binein itanb bas 2ebcn in Der
Gtraben Serlin's I'M 3eiden Der De-
geiIterung mb Sreuoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15


X
* Nnf mebriuGhiger Inter
& brcdung Der Gpitperbinonng
a. limb crit jest bic eriten beutihcn
* Scitungcn micner bel ms etitgc=
~ trpffcn. lin cs nniercn Scicrn
* 81 erm0slihcn, lid ein flares
T. Bib iiber bic Surtihritte bes
T. Srieges SIT MAIDEN, iuas ia oatf
4 Der Sbdtigfeit Der Spnouner
x 9iiscn= Geniur bisher nid,t mDg=
Il lid mar, perDffentithen iutr
* nafyitehcnb bic uum bentItert
x unb DitcrrcifJiihcn 8eneralitab
* bernns9eaebencn Bulletins, bic
Il bic Greignine auf ben &ricgs=
T. ifnupliten in ihrem ipabren
4 9idtc seisen. Die @erlincr
X Welbnngeu pnrben bmrdJ has
a @ulff'ifc Selcgrapbcn Bureau,
T. bic @icncr nurd has 9Sicrer
4 Correspondents : Bureau pcrbrei=
Il tet, limb nlip abiulut suuer=
* lGiiis. @ir limb iibcrseust, bae
* bic Nahrihten bel utiercn
* Sciern ftarfem Snterefic be-
u gegncn ncrben, iuenn bic Gr=
x ,eisniRe, bic in linen seihilocrt
4 merbcn, jest auh nm etutge
AZ @pdcn 5uriifliegcn. - Sic
a. GebnttiDn II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Sitte, pesse7et bic ar,nen Snbianer
niGt!

Sic 0tiipnaIe osr 81. Srauciss Rtiiipm, q.
=, biteu oe guteu 5reunoe Der 3uoiaHcr,
ibnen bet Der AnSbreituug pcS Netdtes Gbriiti
nnter ben &inDsra Der $rairie bcntitildp 81 ictu.
Etc Sanferee pnt:r nnirrer kuitd,t itepen.
pom S000 Euaeratmttien. SniolgeoeNen mAkcu
bic piifhpnarc ieidle Standardization anitti.
len, bic befdbtst fno, anesrs ~ nnterriftrn,
getebrte usr5nbereiten uiw. S1as nns nm met.
item nptbtbat, limb 1ittci, nm bisie Satcdbetea
So b%ejablen. Shnt oieie suten SuetanerseBii.
len f9uIen mir uur uenis e%rreifbeu.
Ntr beteg tdelidj fir unferc @DbltDdter. Glue
intertNante Aniitbtsp pfttarte nniercr 0liiitpn
iuirs ieosm 8cbsr MN cmem fular cher mrbr
BON ben wiiTEpndren ais Observation-Disclosures
kuoeSauot. tSaben inDge man ienoeH N: bic
Catholic Gr%intina y o.. Dubuque,
spiua, pber oireft nu Neo. Spuis ntI.
e.. T.. ct. 5raueia, e. Tut. MIA Gruptfsa.
VeSraSfa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Ses BALKANS 9iebe NIB SaF.

gcrlin, Den II. Iusuit,--9ie
Nahridlt bon Se9inn Der oiterreidis
ifcn Sifeniipc segcn Serbien bat in
Soiia 9roBe Sefriebiguna crmedi, I'M
10. mebr. als mar nit Der @Dglidlfeit
zines StilianocS Der Spcrationen
mnb Der @eiahr eine5 forbidden &ors
iIoBes nad Sosnien gereduet bate.
Sofia, Sulsarien, Den 10. pug.
-Sie Nufridt' BON Den grfolgeu Der
Seiterrei6cr III Serbien ipuroen bier
aQgemein nit GROCER @enu9tbuuug
aufaenommeu. Sas Yublifum be-
ipridt Dies lebbnft unb lam Die 9fies
berlaae Der Serben faum eriparteu.
3r @bren pes tiirfiiden @iniitcrs bes
Snucrn 3a!nai mn bes tiirtiiden
Observation-Disclosures &niil finbet beute
Abeub III Der ottomnniifen @einrbts
lhait elm Scitmabl iiatt, 5u bem bas
b%iplomatiihe aorps Selaben iii.
Gem 9otieseieaite aiim Sabrestaae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Gliinberung Der beutiden Sptidaft.

Berlin Den 10. NuguIt. (@mt>
fif.) Gin freftoer Siplonidt. Der aus
81. PETERSBURG. in Berlin eingetrpfien,
berid)tet auf @rmb bon Wclounaen
mcbrere augen5eu8cn, onB Die Yliinbes
rlln8 Der bentlden 8otid,nit am a..
Iuguit bon 10 llbr MbeuOs bis 3 llbr
Worgens ~9ebniert babe. Bic Yoli3ei
babe iiA 6ucrit baraui bciGrdutt. cincn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

II Dtc listener plrd1 Das gStciter -
Il Correspondents Bureau pcr6rci= =
Il tet, linn aliu abiulut Super= 3
* laifis. @ir limb iibcrseugt, Sak =
81 bic Nahridbten bel ~nniercn q
= 9eiern itarfem Sntcreiie be- *
Il gcstcn pcrben, ,ucnn bic Or q
4 Deisniiie, bic int ibucn seifilocrt y
4 uerbet, jest aif) nm cinisc =
a. @uheu suriifliegcn. - Die *
A. &ebaftipn. =
SIS %#% q y q x * * * * q *
Ga erlin, Den II. Iuguit 1914.
Ak (@plf.) Amtlid). @n9liihe
~ unp ruiIiihe Srsanc pcrbrcitcn
- in Den neutralen Stanten puo
@eriiht, Geutidlanb bette @nglano
fir ben SAL Der engliidcn Neutrnlitdt
Die Sbeiluns 6pQonb's o%ngebpten.
@ieic Se6auptllng lit ppaitdnoig cr>
Iogel1, ba Seutid)larb in Den &erbano~
Ilngen nit @n9lanb ME elm @ort ilber
elm bcrarti9eS Inerbieten ipra6.
SerIin ben IL. Ilt9uit.-Nad
elmer Iittbeilun9 bes &unblpirtbz
f6aftsrotbeS 8rnfen Shlperin@ Snlpie
betrd9t Seutid)lunb's 8etreihernte
iiber 100 MiQipnen Spppel6cntner;;
Is big 20 Minionen 9pppcl6entner
&nrn unb Mlebl iinb an olten @or>
rdtben noG) pprbanDen. Ser Seoarf
big CUR ndditcn Grnte betrdgt 1874
Nilipnen Spppel5cntner. Die 9rotz
berlor9ung Seutl6lano's 1T lomit
ge1ihert.
9erGin, Sen IS. Mueuit.-llnter
ben 5itriidgebnltenen ruiiiiden Wili>
tdrs befinben lid 'iolhc bon bpbem
&onge, borltntcr Der einitige Sod)itz
commanbiereube Der Sdpnr6mcerz
Slotte, Ibmiral Sfrpblolp unb friibcre
@oupernerr bon Wosfau. Man ipriht
bon % @cncrdlen llnb bobereu Sffi@
5ieren, Die bier in Gin5elbafts lid)
befinhen.
gerlin Sen 15. Iu9uit.-@it
Giidiidt nuf umlnufenOc @erii6te,
baB Stolicn g~egeniiber Seutihlanb
linb Seitcrreih >llugarn cine ncnig
freunbIi6e 5aItiln9 ei,lncbmc bealife
tragic Die italicniihc Te9ierung
ibren bieligen 8eihdftstrdgcr, hicien
folihen @erildten entge9en5utrcten.
Ser @eiddftstrdger erilidte III Or
fiiQun9 bieies IuftragcS ba5 Nus
fpdrtige .Imt. Die Iusltreuuugen ais
unbegrilnbet 81 erfldren.
Die @aht ant Hbcin.
gcrlin, Sen 10. Iuguit.-s:55
116r. Soeben perfiinbet Elm b0bercr
Yoli5eisS ffi5ier am S6loB: Sas iies
bente fran5Diiidc Irmeeforps, pers
it4rtt burd cine Sipiiipn. bate lid
bel Mttirh 5lpiiden 8elfprt unb Miil@
bauien pcridun5t unb ipnrbc leBte
@adt bon Den Seuti6en 9ei6lagcn
uno 5eriprengt.
SerIin, Sen 10. Iuguit.-9:30
1l6r. Scr @enerdlitab mnd]t betdnnt:
Srei fronaoiiide 9~ipiiionen in feiter
Stellung bel Sennbeim unb Mill>
hnuien (@liaB) nurbcn inter groBen
Gerluitcn naf Siiben 8uriid9ebrdngt.
nnicrc %erlultc Itno gering.
Berlin Sen II. Iuguit.-Sie
bon 8elfort in bas Sber> GiinB porge>
%brungeneu Srnn5oicn. nnideinenb iicz
bentcs Mrn1ceforps ll1o cine Snfanz
teriez Siniiion Der ScinBung bon Bel
fort, purOcn aus peritdrfter Stellung
tpeltlih o gtillbaricu in iiiOli6cr
&idtun9 5rriidgelpprfcu. Die beuts
ffen Serluite iinb ni6t erbeblib, Die
Der Sran5oicn 9roB.
+ + +
@rpkcr Subel III Berlin.
0crln Il. hen IL. Nunuit-l1nhcz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Staiien's NtntralitGt c@t.

Iuilanb. Den Is. Guguit.-8ie
.llnione" melbet, bat Die italieniidc
Megierung Den BON ibr uerldngtcn
Sfus her Wontene9riner in Selters
reid llngarn q beelebn nj.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

Ans tifites 5ersen gruno, ih ipinid,e
Sic beiten erfoleeu fir 9rafen Oeuts
i6en Gone unb 2aien, uub mtnn 81
at nab mein Spimat al bas it Nubs
iaaes S~eutihlanb 81 an Die oft See
naH Hrppins auuarb uno Siflanb,
ban iuinide .id MIR Die Velten Gre
Observation-Disclosures arbeiter
aus probing &nrlnub. &reis Sribrids
ffabt. Reanauien, Weitbofeaunp, Den
8. auauft 1914. Sulius &almiihfi.
6ernnter NIT hem Huieu."