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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02

I'm trauten familienkreife.

5ugciitert. @benio bic Shneioer uuo
Sfneiberinnen. Muh Die geldntmte
YreIie fonmt unierer Yroteitz8e<
lpesun9 eutge9et, uno bat nnS ibre
8eri6teritatter i'll GROCER 3nhl 9e>
lhidt, Inn it'd iiber lIniere Heforms
plane gu orientieren. @leih Supors
fommenb 5eiSeu lid bic Robes Sours
male. Cine slldlihe Ienoerun9
lheint dn9ebabnt 5l ieiu uno berehs
ti9t 5l Den beiten Soffnunsen."
Ser Iufruf Der "Sigue patrios
tiqIe" ldutet:
.Sn Ieinem 9riefe an Sic gltern
Sranfreif'5 foroert Der allberebrte
cardinal Nmette i'm 8ercine NIT Dem
eeiammten g%pisfopate Die Srnuen uif,
lid gu pereiuiseu unb Die unanitdu>
bi9en Iooeu 81 Itilr6cu". Sielem
ieirlem Bunide entiprehenb appetite
rem mir an ole Srauen, Die in Der
Welt leben, on abe iungen, eleganten.
tonangebenDen Srdren, Dag lie lid Dem
nerbeerenoen CHROME Der 0iobe ents
gegeniteaeu uub ein9ebenf ibrcr Serz
antportung, nelhe lie ben onberen
Stdnber 9eseniiber baben, fir Die Tie
rihtungsebeno iiuo, nit mutbigen
Sciipiele ppra~n5lgebeu. Ser9eIlcn
mir alih nift. mas mir DEM Hliie
SranfreidJ's 3, mas Glcgnu5 uilo slltctl
@eid,pod betrifft. idulois iiub, eiuen
Rrf. Der Sranfreid] bis ror Sturgeon 81
eisen lpar."
5ofientIit iiegen bieIe 6rallen.
= = ~
Mobe unn 1ansart.
.Sm RaisSeit Der Ionatsihriit
oNcue Srauentleioung lno Srauenz
fultlr" leien mir: 9an9e Sabre binz
purd =, etipa Is Sabre. ulb ba5 lit
fir Iobebcsriffe cine lnpse Scit =
bate Die Srail bas aoriett 9etragen.
irelf,es ben linterleib born ipcss
Ibniirtc luo buiiir Die anbere Seite
Der Yeripn -itart berportreten Lies.
Sic bate lid cine ~poselartiee &prper>
haltllng a%ngefpobnt, eilleu oieier
Saltun9 entipre6eupeu Sang uno
glih, pDrtlid) genpmmcu, einem ipan>
belnbeu Sra9eSeifen.
Sic belltiee Iobe betout Die 9anSe
aorpermittc. lie bebt lie hlrf lpo>
senbe Stoffrafiungen berpor. 3ur
S%etonune hiefer Seibesmitte ipar cine
mpslifitc Ginengung Der Seine noths
uenbig, unb Die gebenbe Sral slciht
jest chem lfpanfenben gl~iitbenteld)
arf eiuem 9lumeniten9el.
aleiberrode iinb nad unteu sl mod,
crser %9etpOroeu, als I'M norigen Sabr.
obgleih man bnS nift filr mDalih
gebaltcn hattie. S6lisc born. ieitliG
ooer riidipdrts erlnoglid)en bas 9cben.
biirien lid aber beim Nusitreitcu
uid,t 5u iebr 1iineu. q
Sesbalb ,madlt ms ser Barrier
vWanneouiu" folsenbe @angart Dor:
Sic Yrobiercame ieet nidt mebr
Den SUB in serdber Sinie ~ppripdrts.
ionbern fiihrt bas red,tc 9ein Gin
mcnie mad linfs. bas linfe nab redhts.
Sie SuBipisen blciben mad auben &C.
rid1tet. Die Scrie bes red)ten Suses
ipirb in seraoer 2inie ettpa flint Cent?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02
.GtiuaS POM sHlasflnk.

Sm alter geiteben in ben SlIts
geidBen seipiiie @erdnberunseu. tbeilz
peiic gntar.unsen unb Ierfdlfunsen
10 baB Die @efdBe leiht briihig pers
ben. 8enn nm Elm ipldes @eidB in
Der @ebirnmnNe plOslih bridt, ID
tritt mcbr phcr peniser 8lut aus.
Yer 8ctroffene p~erliert bas ScpnBte
iciu unb iGlt Su Sooen. Sit siemlid
piel Slut aussetreten poer cin mid
tiger Sirntbcil perleet iporben. lam
ploelih ober mad, einieen Sasen Der
Cob eintrcten. Sit penis glut aus
eetreteu. 10 fam nah fur3er Seit ons
9cipnBticin luieoer 5liriidtebren. ipas
serpbnlih seihieht. Sait itets blciber
balbieitiac 9dbmuneen 5uriid. 8e>
acknowledgements. finpiiGcs Sctraeen
u.ilp. Gs lam lid iaber mad Woden
ober Ronaten p%ollirdnbise @eIuupbeit
pieoer einitellen, lpenn ndmIih bas
ausgetretcne SIut ~poaiidnoia auf9ce
iaust iporben lit. Sn pielen SdIlcn
seid,iebt Dies dbcr nidbt. ionbern es
entitehen Gcrbdrtnnsen. g%iterbilbuns
gen uub gnt3iiubunsen. Ser Stlass
illtB entitebt ~beionoerS Damn. ipenn
Slutauorans sum aopfe itattiineet;
10 bcgiinitiscn lnnses 8iidcn. iibcrs
mdBiser 8cnuB bon Spciien unb &C.
trdnien nip.. has gntiteben bon
StlaailuB. 2eute, Die Teiauns an
SdIagflnS bdben, ipas an Der gez
ihlGnselten armpllsz ober nod better
ShfifepulSaber ~udChsuueiSen III. ipz
mic Settiiidtise miiiien ieSen gluts
anSrans gum 8opfe msioen. Sic
&leiber. heionoers am Salie. ieien
ipsit, feine eroBere anitrenanne bari
eer,ad)t nerben. ldnecres 9iiden,
Yreiien bel bartem Stublaanae iinb
gu n~ntcrIaiien. Mau Jorge fir tags
liheu StubIeans. Der &opf ion i'm
Bette fiibl. obne ShlafmiiSc NIB
bod liesen; Der @enub seiitieer nno
aufrcsenber @etrdnfe 1T auf,s &c,
rinsite @ab 81 %bei4rdufsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02

@riehiid,en beoeutet bas @prt Sbes,
log, bus lid audi in Sbelisten tpieoer<
finoet. eisentlih SratipieB. 3urpeilenc
perben iiber nnb inter bteIen Grid
nod Suntte seiest, uno es lit merf@
lpiirbig. Dap in Sdnemart nod Jest,
bas Iinus5eifen nit iolden Yuntten
perieben fpirb. Ils san5 feititebenb
erIdeint Die Inpenbung bes Yluss'
uub @inus5cihenS in Der bentihen,
Iritbmetif bon 8ioman, Die 1889 be-
brlidt purben, u1o miro inter Der,
lleberihrift r9ebenoe uno biibide
Hethung nuf allen ao"ffmannihaift"
%empfoblen. Die Se3imalbruupv iinb
inn 16. S%abrbunoert %eutitnnoen unb
ipurben oltb bnlo in Der 8eiie be3eid,s
net, DaB Dor Die erire Se5imnliteIe eiu
TIntt 'oper elm &omma geiest lpuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02
Weltprpseiiion Der Babies.

Gin cnsliIder Statiitiftr bat be-
Redirect. bab etipa SO Iiliouen Babies
idbrlif bas 9iht Der Belt erbIiden,
unb er bat bieie 3abl in reht lultiger
@eiie 81 'peranidaulideu periuf]t.
Sebe Ntinute nerben 10 &inber &C.
boren. bel ieoem Sortriiden bes Ses
funoen3ei9ers alio mebr ,als ems.
8iirbe mat Die &iuoer eiucs Sdbres
in Elmer Geibe in 8ieaen anfItelleu,
10 ipiirbe mar oan1it Die san5c Welt
nmipnnncn fonlen. Scr Stdtiitifer
bat lid aber alld por9eitclit, odB ale
Wiitter nit ibreu Babies niif oem|Nrm
IN elmer SrpSeiiion auimarihierten.
Sag unb Nnht ioa bieier Hieien5ug
bauern, unb guar louen imrer 90 III
eirer Rinute, 1900 in einer Stilnbe
porilber3ieben: 10 ipilrbe Der @unn,
Der bieIe Yarabc abnimmt, am ShllB
bes Sabres MIR ben ief1ten Sbeil
bie1er ainberid,aar Su @eIift befonls
men baben. Rit anDern @orten, bas
9abp, pas bel 8esirn Der Yroseiiion
nod alif benz @rm Der Wtutter sez
trageu lperheu muSte, ipiirbe pdbrenb
bieier Scit ihou LAUREN lerncn, NM
Die Iesten &inber zines Snbres. Die an
Die Meibe fdmen. ipiirbcn bereits ufs
iefsidbrige Suben uno 0tdbel porbeis
maridieren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02

ben abseri'ien iperDen. Damn lperoen
Die perbrannten .Steqen, 5lIm Sdliee
Dor benz ginfluiie Der 9uft, reihlid
nit Del (2einDI. SalatGl, 8rennol)
besoiien ober nit Webl beltrcut. 5ters
auf biilt man lie iorsfdliis in 8dtte
elm. Sat man .8ranbialben" ooer
r9ranbbiuben". 10 nimmt man oiele.
@ie lebens9eiabrlih granoipunoen
limb. ersibt Ser lllnitanb. oub falt alle
Yerionen. Dereu Saut nur gu etnem
Srittel ODER mebr perbrannt ut, ter
ben. gs fommt bierbei uidt uuf Die
Siefe Der S~rebennlng. Ionoern auf
beren Ausbebnupg an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02
81 - ~
0eoanfeit.

81 r. 80 e. St~FSs-. % e a-.r.. ..rM.
Sm itGrfiteu
Sit Der Munit am eisuen
5erbe.. ,
(Sr. 8. % b r.)
Seller bait 9u, ipie i6 CLAUDE
Iber bait Oh alth beeriifcn
Sap in ieinem eignen Claude
8ito Elm Claimant seihliffeu?
,(a mbr g 6upp.C
Sas @eib tann aus Dem Saiis mebr
in Der, Sd,iir5e trasen,
Gls ie einfabren lam Der Manu im
Grnteipnaen.
Is t. &mdert.)
Nur "a lit Elm Seittas, mo ieIbit ser
8ube cine bnbere Sbee seseben, Die
Seier nit einem Snbalte eriiiat miro,
Der Den 8eiIt bes Renifen 3it9leid,
crbebt unb ieine ,Seele ,erauidt, ludbz
renb Ger Seib BON Der Nrbeit rubt.-
(Sran5 Setttneer.C
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02

@ebulb uub grsebenbeit %ertrasenen
Seiben peridieo Der fromne &nube
am 9. Wdr5 1857 i'm Sitter bon niht
sdn5 fiinf3ebn Snhrsn. DON 8osco
1el6it, Der ieinen tbeuren Sonlenico
ihdsen unb lieben aelernt hattie,
ihrieb nad oeiieu Sooe cine tur5e
2~ebensiti55e. in Der er ihu nit elmer
6arten Sriiblinssblume per9lih uno
nit elmer 9ilie an Der Baiierauele.
Der Hlf Der Seiligteit, Der i6on bel
ieinen 9eb3eiteu iih oerbreitet bate.
nabm mad ieinem Spiniheioeu immer
mebr gu, 10 oaB Der giifoi Der SiO>
5eie Iiti lid beposeu fanb amtlibe
Grtunoisunscn barber anduitelen.
Bic geridte tpuroen 9eiammelt lno
mad Hom geid,idt, unb bas grsebnib
mar bas ober %ertpdbnte Setret Der
Hiteu@ Congregation. Soffen lino beten
mir, baB bieiem iilgenplihen 3eilisen
redlt balb Die gbre Ser IItdre 5ntbsil
rucrbe; beim imiere INNER mehr Dem
Sroiidlen iih s%uueigenoe Welt brauht
iplte Ntliiter uub Siiripred,er, Inn lie
sum Strebel ndh Den bimmliIden
8ilfern. empor3u3ieben.-S. Hainer
inn vantb. @oheublatt"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02
g1ie rettet ma brennenoe Yeripmen?

NV iS''si "uu pte''"S'toS Fei'p"S"'
Simmer ipiebcr hort unb lieit man
bon id,redlidlen Verbrennlingen, Denen
namentlid Sraueu ilno &inbcr, meiit
biirdb eigenc llnnoriidtigfeit. gum
Spfer fallen. @iepiele -furhtbare
Sfmer5en ipdren ihon ltuge5dblten
eripart iporben, ipiepiel llnsliidsfdlle
bon ben trnuerubcn Samilicn fernscs
balten, ipenn mo nur 6olgenoes tets
beadbten nitric: Hie baS Seuer nit
Tetroleum ooer Spiritus a%nSiinoen!
Sic 8inber am oiiemen Seiicr ober nit
Streihbol3crn ipielen laiicnl Nic
NIT 2ift IN eineu Haum geben, III
benz eS mad, Gas riedtl Hie bel
brennenber 2anpe nit Benign 6lede
beieitieen ubcr Sanbidrube reirHsenl
Muf nelhe WeiIe aber belfen mir
II einem %brennenben Ienihen?
Sino iemanbes alcibcr III 9ranb sez
rntbem, 10 barf bicicr niemals iortlaus
fen. benn Surd) Den 9uit5us ipcrben
Die Slammcr crit redt ansefadt mo
perbreiteu iih raienb ihncu iibcr Die
ilatternoen 2ieibcr lnb ihlagen
natiirlid) nadl oben in 8ciiht llno
Saare. Ser 2uftsue wirft bier. nie
nenn Der Shmieo nit benz @Iaicbala
iein Seuer anfaht. Ian umpidlc
Dor laem Die brennenSc Eerion nit
Der eritcn beiten Dedc. cinem 5eppid.
gett, ieiucm ciaenen aleibunssitiid
uub berslcihen; merie tic nieber aui
ben 9ooen uub role lie bcrum, bis Die
HIommen eritidt iinb. Sm freien
Nelbe beiperic man Tic nit grbc ODER
Saub. 9anu crit iibcraieBe ma Den
llualiidlihen BON oben biS untcn aan5
ariinSlih burhbrin9enb nit @niler.
6amit nid)t innere idmelenhc Glci>
bunasitiide ms Sleiid) bremen. Run
leae man i'm auf einen 5eppid) irS
ihidc iofort gum Gr5te. gu trinfen
9ibt man nur iparn,e @ctrdnic (Ebcc,
&affee. u5tp.). tpeil nah ams9coebntcr
Werbrennrnaen Die 3Drpertemperas
tur meiit betrGftlid, INIT. Sept 5er@
ihncibet man nit id,arier Sheere ale
&leioer. Striimpfe. Shubc, 10 oab
bic ein5elnen Gtidc. ppu ielbit abb
fallen; nm 8ranbtpumben berum
ihneibet man Die Saden aus; nice
malls biirfen bic Stofie bon ben Wnns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02
Sienitbuten niht beihiiBt.

BeneraIanpalt hogan bat entIt,ies
ben, baS 9ienitbpten in Sripatfamiz
lien feline gntihdoisuns fir llnfdlc
nnter. DEM Arbeiter : gntIfGbi9unsss
8eiese erhalten fonuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02

meter Dor Die Spite Ses Iiuicu SuBes
seiebt nnb umsetebrt Ste linte Serie
Dor Die redte Subipise. @enu sic
oieie @ansurt a~usprobiereu, perbeu
Sic iinben, bab Sbre &!liee lid reibeut
BERN ih nebme ais misunderstanding
an. baB Sic idnurserabc 9eine
6aben. linn bieie 8eibuug gu ners
meiben. maht Die Yrobieroame i'm
augenblid bes 0oriesens bes eiren
9eines nit Dem aiIriifbleibeuben cine
feline 8niebeuse. /. 9aourh entitebt
elm ipieeenber Gang, Der Die &rinos
linden unb Siftraffuneeu in Sdipins
9linsen periebt lirb grinueritngen an
Den Orient ertpedt. Sic iueroen aud,
bieie @in5eibeit bes @nnses 1914
~periudben uno finSen, buB Tie Ifipies
rig uno unbeauem lit. ga, 9lauben
Sic benu, meme ,9amen, es lei 10
leiht. Rauneanin~r bel elmer Barrier
ShueibersroBe gu iperben?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02
aatboliider airden'a aleuSer.
@ir 1T ollie O enc al
gegeb II.
Rattb. %. 1870.

(Srri.)
7. e. Sreifaltiefeitsieit. gobert.
8. DC. Mtebarbus. @iIbarb. 9ioSnlpb.
8. $. Yrinurs H.. Selician. 8iharb.
10. N. Rarsareta, Il. Waurinus, VI.
II. 9. Srobnleihnumsfeit. garnobas.
~. S. Sobann b. FL. Sat. 9aIilioes.
10. g. Iuton b. 8abna. gf. Seltcula.
y - y
Seutids Amerifaniihe Sirser.
@ir, Die in 9eutihlano's @auen
geboren,
llnb als Seimatb pieic 8eplbiit
erforcr,
Siir. Die 5u ppfern mir bereit unIer
8lut,
@ir tdmpien fiir Die 5reibeit als
sbod,ltes Gut.
8ir Iinb feline 8ettlcr. feline .8liidsz
Nomaben,
Sas Seimdth5redt criparben mir ms
hur6 Sbateu;
SIN Sricpen llnb audi auf blutieem
6elb
oaben Die Sentiden ibreu @unn
9eiteutl
-
SaB @iNenihaft, 8llnit uno 8eiperbe
bier bliiben,
Sanft has 9anb sermunil diem Be-
miibcn -
8lcihberefti9te Siiraer Der atncrifas
niidpen Natiou
Neuneu mir nns nit Stol3 gum
Spbn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02
souoerbar, ipie p!

@on Dem lansidbrisen @eripalter
hes @oloraDper StaatS5uhtsbaules
5bnmas Spnnu itanmt nutitchenoe
aeuberuns: uWiebr ais fiinfunbiieb5i9
Yro5ent Der iuneen Wdnner, Die ms
3rlttbalis fommcn. iinb Yropufte ser@
riitteter Seime. sic iinb ibren
@ltern .burd Die gbciheibun9smiibie
ae3errt iporoen. Sic Sd]eiounBsgcs
rifte iinb Die @criorser pes 3ud,t>
bauies sefporhen. Sebc Sdeioung. III
pelhe bas Coos Der ainber peripidelt
lit. bcbeutet. bab DEM 9erbred,en eiil
Spfer iibcrgeben, Elm Hefrit fir Die
2alterbduIer nilb Die ~Strafaniralten
~einee5osen porbcn it," @S lit ielts
lam, bnB bieie trdiriacn 3uitdnbe
berrider, bn Colorado iton ieit 5ipei
Sabr5ebnten bas Sraucnifimmredt
hat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-02
" ~
Wil mani Spinat fir ben @inter
eintuhen,

10 tpirb ser Spinat iebr Ior9fdltis uerz
Ieien. Damn in fod)enoem Sal5puiier
sum mebrmaligen &alleu gebra6t
leiu gBioffel Sal5 alf Elm Chart
8diier). n~lsSann fein gelpiest ulb in
@ldier scfitlft. Rahbem man etwds
. DEM Sal3ipaHer barber 9eeoiien,
IdBt man eS %erfalteu, perihlieBt parz
nuf paS. @las unb iteqt .es in faltem
8aIier -auf's Seuer. Sas Baiier,
in lpelden, bas 8las itebt. mug cine
polle Stunbe lang Iieoeu. Saraif
nirb bus @las berausgenommen. auf
San5 fur5e 3cit %geotfnct, pamit Ser
8nNerbnmpf euttpeidben fam, bann
ipieber 8eihlolien liilp mn, lpe9seitellt.
SteQt man .mebrere Slider in bas
8oiier,, 10 muB man auf Den Soben
bes 8efdbes etipas Gen unb audi 5tuis
ifeu Die Slider Sen legen. bamit Die
@ldier niht umsefpurfen lperbeu ooer
aueinanber idIagcn nno Spriin9e be-
fommeu.. ~. -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-28
Italian Becomes Crazed
and Jumps Through Hotel
Window at MarysvilIe
Special TO The TcIegrath

Marysville, Pa, Nov. 29-On
Thursday morning, an unknown Ital-
ian, who had been lodging at the
Central Hotel, jumped through the
window of his room, to a balcony and
was in the act of jumping from it.
when he was caught by several men
and taken back into the hotel after a
fierce struggle. Later in the day he
was taken to the Harrisburg hospital,
where he became a raving maniac.
The man first came to town about a
week ago. on Tuesday night he came
to the Central Hotel and applied for
a nights lodging. He acted queerIy
and on Wednesday he was sent TO
Harrisburg, but the authorities al
lowed him to depart.
On Wednesday afternoon, he came
to the hotel again and obtained lodg-
ing for the night. When he was
called for breakfast on Thursday
morning, he became greatly excited
and told the maid Ito go ahead and
shoot" A few minutes later he
jumped through the window sash to
the balcony, and was going TO jump
off, when he was caught.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-28
To Let BARRIERS See
Chickens Free Because
They'll Surely Boost EN-

While you're getting shaved or
shampooed during the next few weeks
the chances are you needn't listen to
the BARRIERS discussion on the big
league chances, what the Feds'll do
and so on.
Ten to one, his chief topic of con-
Versation will be-chickens.
Regular chickens, at that. too, the
Plymouth Rocks. and the Leghorns
and the other varieties that will help
to make the annual show of the Cen
trail Pennsylvania Poultry Association
well worth seeing during the week of
December s.
The committee of arrangements last
evening decided to admit free to the
show all BARRIERS of the city. 1t was
figured that the BARRIERS like to talk
and they'll talk lot better and more
intelligently and interestingly if they
know what they're talking about. In
cidentally they get very close to a
great many ears. And the show com
mittee wants the show talked about.
Hence the come on" to the BARRIERS.
The committee decided to employ an
additional judge. making four in all
while a specialist will be chosen for
the Barred Rock class. November %
at midnight Is the final date for en-
tries and the applications are rolling
in fast
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-28

proclamation of the sultan of Turkey
calling upon Mohammedans the world
over to raise to arms against Great
Britain and to other members of the
triple entente. Thus far there have
been no indications that the procla-
nation has led to uprisings affecting
British interests elsewhere, although
on several occasions there have been
reports from Berlin of dlssension in
India.
The destruction of a German battle
ship is reported in Paris. The Will
helm der Crosse is said to have been
sunk by mine in the Baltic, but there
was no confirmation of the report.
Situation Il Mystery
An official communication from the
Russian army of the Caucasus tells Of
further heavy fighting by the Russians
who have invaded Turkey, but gives
no indication of the outcome.
The situation in Russian Poland was
as much of a mystery as ever. Private
dispatches from Petrograd make fur
ther statements that Russia has over
whelmed the Germans, but they are
not confirmed officially. Grand Duke
Nicholas, the Russian commander. re-
ports successes in several engagements,
but says nothing to indicate that the
decisive blow has been struck.
On the western battlefields there
was continued calm. The British fleeL
is said to have resumed bombardment
of German positions on the Belgian
coast. Along the front the fighting
apparently was limited to small skir-
mishes
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-28

The German attack in Belgium just
north of the French border continues,
although not with sufficient force to in
dicate that the expected new attempt
to pierce the line and force away to
the English Channel had been begun
in earnest. Only one infantry attack
was made in that region yesterday and
1t was repulsed, says to-day's French
official announcement.
German aeroplane carrying three
men was brought down by artillery
fire, the French War Office reports,
resulting in the death of one of the
aviators and the capture of the others.
The German artillery fire is said to be
diminishing in intensity and in some
districts to have suffered severely from
the French guns.
England is confronted with the ne
cessity of energetic action. according
to advices to-day from Berlin, to pro-
tect her interests in the near East.
report from Cairo to Berlin is to the
effect that the movement against Brit
ish forces in Egypt has assumed for
midable proportions, 10000 Turkish
troops being on the march toward the
Suez canal. In the hostile army, op-
posed by long lines of British forces in
trenches. it is said. there are 10000
Bedouins Interest attached to this
report chiefly because of the recent
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-28
MAX MORGENTHAU
GETS FIRST DEGREE
Judge Sadler's Decision in Case
of Man Who Shot John
M. Rupp
Special to The Telegraph

Carlisle, Pa, Nov. 2S.-ln open
court here this morning Judge Sadler
announced his decision in the case of
Max Morgenthau, who plead guilty to
killing John Nj. Rupp, farmer near
Mechanicsburg, last May. Morgen-
thau's case was taken out OF the hands
of the jury when his plea of guilty
was made, the fixing of the degree be-
ing left to the court. Argument was
heard some time ago and a decision
reached to-day. Morgenthau will be
held in the Cumberland county Jail
until the electrocution arrangements
are completed at the new penitentiary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-28
Lineup of Today's Big
Game on Franklin Field
Arm
By .4ssociated Press

Philadelphia, Nov. 2S.-The great
annual outdoor sporting spectacle, the
Army Navy football contest with its
attendant glitter of gold-braided uni
forms, patriotic music of big brass
bands. the riot of colors and the in
spring marching of midshipmen and
cadets, found the weather all that
was to be desired for the game on
Franklin Field to-day The sky was
clear and there was a crispness in
the air that made heavy wraps feel
comfortable.
More than $4,000 tickets were Is
sued and the crowd that travelled to
Franklin Field was the largest that
ever saw an Army-NaVy game III
Philadelphia. 4 few tickets were in
the hands of spectators despite the
rigid rules laid down for the distri-
button of the seats and these brought
almost prohibitive prices.
The soldiers entered to-day's game
a slight favorite largely because of
their seasons record. The midship-
ment always put up a hard battle
and it is a tradition of the game be-
tween these two arms of the govern
ment service that the favorite team
seldom wins. The coaches before the
cellent condition. While the partisans
of the army team are taking some
bets at 3 to and to 4 good many
wagers were made at even money.
Talks Behind Closed Doors
The two teams were kept away
from the crowds in the hotel district
After breakfast the men broke up
into groups for short walks about the
city and before luncheon there were
the usual final talks to the men be-
hind closed doors.
Special trains carrying thousands
of rooters came rolling in from New
York and Washington early in the
day and continued to arrive until
shortly before the game began. The
Washington contingent was unusually
large. several members of President
Wilson's cabinet being included in the
crowd. Most of the general staff of
the army and virtually all the ranking
officers of the navy stationed in the
eastern part of the country were in
the city for the game.
The regiment of midshipmen from
Annapolis and the battalions of ca
diets from West Point arrived in spe-
cial trains during the morning and
we're given a short furlough before
the game to meet relatives and
friends. The two contingents are un-
der the same strict discipline while in
this city as at the academies.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-28
IMMORTALITY WAVE
DUE TO DRESS OF
WOMEN----STOUGH
Evangelist Tells 5000 Women Late Hours Theaters and JOydes Are
Wiles of Satan; Raps Sushy Novels and Idle Girls; Laments
Lack of Chaperonage in Calls; 200 More Hit Trail

Women of all ages jammed into the
tabernacle this afternoon to hear DR..
Stough's lecture on The Problems and
Perils of Womanhood." Long before
the doors opened they waited for the
first chance to get in like a mob at a
football game or a crush at a bargain
counter. Fully 5000 attended the
meeting.
DIR. Slough preached some solid ad-
vice for women in general and espe-
cially for young women, in whose sal
vation and morality rests the future of
the race, according to his statement.
In reference to parents permitting
daughters to have beauX without
chaperonage he said, What is not fit
for a girls mother to hear isn't fit for
the girl to hear Auto joyrides, theater
parties. late hours-all are wiles of the
devil which have spoiled many good
girls"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-28

Lemburg, Galacia, via PetrO-
grad and London, Nov. %, 2.01.
p. M.-Operations lasting three
days in the vicinity of Strykow, is
miles northeast of LodZ. The Ger
mans lost upwards of 900 men,
heavy battery of artillery and 2S
machine guns. In the same fight
ing the Austrians lost 10000 men
and 20 machine guns. The Ger
man operations in this locality are
declared by Russian military OBJ
servers in Lemburg to have been
absolute failures.