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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
EARLY DISSOLUTION
SEEMS UNAVOIDABLE
New Ministry, Headed by
David Lloyd George,
Thought Not Unlikely.
KINGS NAME IN AFFAIR
Iaborites Believe Royal influence
Was Unduly Used with Officers
Having Irish Commands.
rBg caole 70 The Tribune 3


rordor. March 25.-The Asquith Cab
,ret has been placed in position OF
,vtrene peril as a result Of it's fatal
,,rnder with regard TO the army and
rIster and an early dissolution is now
mixed upon as almost certain. The
,nbrcatiOn Of the papers relating to the
ease Of the resigned and reinstated Of
scers has been promised by the Prime
Minister for to-day, and 1t is already
,nticipated that the tenor Of the assur-
,nces given to General Hubert Cough
nav be such as 10 involve the resigna-
ion Of Colonel Seely Secretary Of state
or War. David Lloyd George and
Winston Churchill. II is reported, are
ingry al Premier AsQuith and the mod
rates for yielding 10 the officers, and
Colonel Seely's resignation is not
ufrclent the outcome is not unlikely
o be a new Radical government head
ID by Nj Lloyd George.
One report has II that Colonel See
V has resigned, but that his resignation
las not yet been accepted, and that
he Cabinet is likely, to consider the
question to-day.
Advanced Radical Revolt
There is a strong and growing revolt
igainst the government by the ad-
anced sections Of the Radicals, who
ne disgusted with what they call the
cplorable weakness Of the govern
.ent. The Labor and Socialist men,
aers are also engineering rabid al
ack on the King for his action with
gard to the army officers
Daring references 10 the position Of
he throne in the present controversy
we're made in the House of Commons
,esterday, and were greeted with loud
heers from the Labor benches. The
words buckingham Palace, Bucking
IAN Palace" were flung angrily and
minously across an excited chamber.
\ herculean Laborite from Stoke-on-
Trent. John Ward. shouted at the
Tories: You have raised the question
is 10 whether the people are TO make
he laws Of the country absolutely,
without any interference from the
Sing or the army"
When the speaker uttered the words
without Interference from the King
II the army giving a calculated and
iramatic pause after the word King
half the House was on its feet cheer
ng All the Ia Dor members and all
he Home Rule Irishmen-and not only
hey. but very many Of the Liberal
nembers-stood and shouted for con-
nderable space Of time.
Parliament had not witnessed such
an obviously hostile criticism Of the
.hrone in the memory of the oldest
member. nor even in the last eighty
years. The significance of the demon
'tration was emphasized when the cries
buckingham Palace" arose during
he speech started by A. c. It. Beck, a
oack bench Radical The temper Of
he House was such as has rarely been
seen before the King interfered, and
ast night the House Of Commons broke
ne silence with which II has been the
>ustom 70 surround courts and kings.
There was meaning deep and wide in
he cheer and in the shouts.
Colonel Seely GriIIed.
Before the exciting interlude uere
"ine qu.Cter but equally significant
Nonilnn.h on Third phge. thirh column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Harped on Court Review.

All the opponents of the bill defended
their position by arguing that the po-
lice were entitled TO the right Of court
review. Hnman. in his attack on the
bill. said:
"If introduced a similar bill taking
away the right Of court review from
the police Of Albany. what a howl
would go up through the state that
Bhnes was trying to get control of the
city Of Albany"
Assemblyman Hoff. in his final plea
for the passage Of the bill. said:
THE bill is introduced because Mayor
Mitchell is confronted with a situation
that has destroyed many administra-
tions-the 'Syster'-and we saw Its
hand in fun control at the time Of the
Rosenthal murder"
He said tho board Of review as pro-
posed in the bill would give patrol
Continued on fourth page, NTH column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Ferryboat Sinks; 15 Drowned,

Koepenick. March .L-Fiftcen people
we're drowned here to-day when tug
ran into and sank small ferryboat
crowded with workmen and their wives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

Juarez. Mexico, March p -Roseatc
rumors and official reports OF The on
ward sweep OF General Villa and his
victorious rebels kept this city in Il
state of gratified excitement to-day, but
the optimism was dashed somewhat by
the receipt Of message from Chihua-
hua quoting an official dispatch to the
effect that lighting continued At Come
Palacio.
Ii was announced officially in the
morning that the city, three miles from
Torreon, was taken last nigh. at 9
o'clock and that General Villa had or
dered supplies sent direct TO that city.
Next. came word that General Bena-
Yides had captured two Federal Guar
tells in Torreon Itself. This information
was conveyed in a private telegram
from Colonel Trevino. one OF Bena-
vide's staff officers. 10 his brother In
Juarez
At this there was further JOY. but II
was nothing 10 the excitement caused
when General Chao. military Governor
OF the State Of Chihuahua. and now IN
this city 10 greet General Carranza, re-
ceived private report that General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
GENERAL.

'e'eif Storm Torreon ............... l
assembly Kills Police Bius......... /
r. o. ''al Law ~ Quell Strikers.......
a, a. 4sHue IN Tolls Qucstion......... a
"ehN Moose Called Liberals ........ 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Benavides First in Torreon.

To General Benavides Villa gave tho
honor OF making the first assault on
the Federal position in Torreon, and
il was the men of the Zaragosa Brig
ade. Villas favorite command, who first
forced their way into the city and drove
the Fedeials from their positions in the
trenches.
Villa has learned that many Of the
Federals have been dying from a
strange disease, which takes them off
quickly. There are many dead Fed
erals in the streets IN the outskirts Of
the city and in the trenches, indicating
that the Federal losses have been very
heavy. During the day the Federals
we're able to remove most Of their
wounded 70 temporary hospitals, but
they did not take time to carry off the
dead
To make the general attack on Tor
reCn Villa summoned every available
man FOR the assault. He had captured
Gomez Palacio at daybreak, after an
al
suburban town. The Federals retreat
cd into Torreon. burning the wooden
bridges connecting with Gomez Palaclo
and thus delaying the rebel pursuit.
The Gomez Palacio battle was des-
nerate and more sanguinary than the
Torreon battle in its first stages. 1t
uas not until late in the afternoon that
the fighting for possession Of Torreon
proper was brought to close range.
and then il became fight TO finish.
The work of carrying rebel wounded
into the hospitals established in Gomez
Palacio has kept a large force busy all
day Hundreds have been wounded
and other hundreds killed. but there
has been no attempt 10 determine the
exact figures.
Villas success after the fall OF Gomez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
lRv Telegraph 20 The Trlauue.

~ N''e'-b" ~ '''N -t's
FL Paso Tex, March 2f.-Feders I
sympathizers here who claim 20 be in
touch with the Torreon situation say
they have dispatches tonight denying
that the rebels have taken Torreon o.
have succeeded in getting into the city
proper.
According 10 Federals. the garrison
IN Torreon is holding out we'll against
the rebels but General Velasco has
been forced 10 abandon his outer d.
fences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
This Mornings News


LOCAL. Page.
"'fl arrested as Burglar ............. i
Lie Terms for Criminals ...........
says BUSINESS Fears Wilson. ......... q
''h.iors Live Longest, lie SAYS. .....
o''en4s Gunmcn's Witness ..........
t'nhs belm0nts Income SMALL 8
.'.s Connaughton Dead ...........
,''chwoman Lauds American Taste. 9
''' 'Ailorcn Hurt I'm Hour .......... .16
'1't Gets Siegcl Bids To-day y.......ls
'e'N iirst Wife 20 Bury Him To-day 16
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
by Telegraph 70 The Tribune ]

By Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Gomez Palacio, Mexico, March "a
Fighting is in progress in the streets OF
Torreon. and the Federals are being
driven from one position TO. another as
the rebels of General Villa are rushed
into the city. Practically. Torreon has
been captured by Pancho Villa.
General +. A. Benavides. with the
Zaragosa Brigade. succeeded in captur-
ing an important Federal position in
the eastern outskirts Of Torreon late
to-day. and. pressing his advantage.
sent a detachment under Colonel Ire
vino into the city.
The Federals fell back rapidly, aban-
doning two cuartels, in which they had
made headquarters. and taking position
behind adobe buildings.
In a short time other rebels succeed
ing i'm forcing their way into the city
proper. and desperate fighting was soon
in progress at short range. the oppos-
imp forces sometimes engaging in hand
to-hand struggles.
General Villa. who has been on the
firing line all day. gave orders tonight
70 take breakfast In Torreon to-mor-
row. He has not stopped to rest since
daylight this morning. when. following
,ba canture OF Gomez Palacio, he or
dered a general assault on Torreon'
At noon. while eating sandwich ana
directing his men at the same time
General Villa dictated dispatch 70 the
rebel headquarters at Juarez' ordefihs
all available uniforms there to be sent
;,,r,ediatelv 10 Gomez Palacio. He said
he wished TO reuniform his men as s0oH
as they were in possession Of Torreon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
FOREIGN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

nsluith Cabinet IN Danger.
""e caillauX Tells Her story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
WEATHER

To-day, fair and warmer.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAYS
High. as: Low. 80.
Full report Page Is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
aatboliider airden.& alenber.
SeIus mirb POM Scntel
pcriuht.
Watth. 4, Ill.
gVte, meun balo Hcin Epo fame?

.9i. mars bdnn Inn Scin Stcrben,
Oh @enihenfinb, beitellt?
Sn miibteit fait %peroerben,
go licb mar Dir Die Weltl
9tiin fdlt Gins roh DEM anocrn
Mund1' liebes 9anb Sir alb,
@etroit faunit Su MN rdnoern
Gum Simme( blirh bas 8rab.
Sem 3aseu lit 9ebrohen
llnp Seinc Seclc bpffr! -
Oics fpurb ihon oft acIprod)en
Sod iprift's maj ME gu oft"
(Souaue.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

Su bieien 0erien liegt aber and
idbpn bic tr1itlidje Seitc bes 3obesge=
haufens ausseipruden. Jiir bic Ghrt=
item aibt cs feinen 3ub itehr. Der
Sitertas nit iciuer fiesreiden Amfz
critebunsss Sbee wirft ieine s~olbenen
Strablen aud iiber ben Ifheritttf.
wpd,. Was mir lpb nennen 1T MIR
cine @nuberuns sum- Sirnmel Snrd,
has Grab. GbriitnS bat nnteren
ifreflihen ;seinb, bic Siitbc iibcr'
number nnb bamit lit aud, Der Fob III
icincr @nr5el iibertuutoen.
go o~erliert fir ber %sldubigen aa-
ibolifen, Der iein 8etuifcn In Srbnnna
mcis pber Der lid auihidt, Der Mahs
nung Der Stride 5n Sesinn Der 5aitens
,eit sm iplsen, beim Ninblid anf ben
S6lmf Der 5aften5cit, anf ben Otter
iunntag, Der 9ob icinen; Sfredcn.
Sarnm: Bebenfe, 0 Nenif, baR 9eine
Seele cinitens ans benz &0rpet aus
;ieben tuirb, Der a5rper febrt sur Gros
suriif. lie Scelc aber muR getftia
Iebeu, mill lie ielis aassiehen: B
b arnm SnRc. - Or. i. =.
@ipdnn in ieincm ipcrtben Sud,e
Am @eiite bcs &irdeniubres. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

protcItontiidcu Sllugen uub fat6pliihc
Sunscn nit proteitdutiid,en WGorcu
ipurhcu pom Yrcoiacr gctrnut. ltnb
fuulcn Die Gltcrn III mir
beulen, ETC., etc. Snld)c Sainilien mn
gftcrn. Die nit mir pcreint arbeitcu,
mid untcritiiBeu. babcn brapc Spbnc
unb SD6tcr lrlb frellcll lid ipdter, nit
ibrcm Seclioracr 6uno in 6anb &c
nrbeitet Su bubcn. 6Gttc ih iuld,c
tatbolijd,e 6an%lilienudter mic iencr
gicbermanm nlls 6nrtiugtou, gicbr,,
banu fonntc nan prdftiifc aatbolitcit
beran5iebcn sur Sreubc Der 8cmeinpc.
Tuu, hns Cute itoSt INNER nuf
@icocritallo lpeseu Summbcit unb
manhmal ous gosbeit icitcus DER
Ramensfntbolifen iinn hdlb nbacfdllcs
ner &atholifcn. Sic lpe9en @eloirol5
serile iebcn mpd)teu, Sab Der &iurrer
nnd) ibrer Yfcife tan6t.-(Giu Sanbs
pfarrer.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
@intcrlico.

Wtntcrlico.
So2 SSelb lit lpeiB, 10 blunf urlD rein.
Tcr9olbct bon DER Sonilc Sdlcip
Sic blnuc @lit iii title;
Scl mic &riltull
Sltdt ilbcrol
Ser Slurcu Silbcrbiiac.
Scr Sidltitrahl ipnltct i;d I'M Gis.
Us flimmcrt blnll NM roth ltnn lpctS
llnD lpcdliclt icinc Nnrbc.
Nus Sdlncc bcrdils
Hn9t lladt mn frdliS
Sca Sorngcbilifes 8urbe.
-
Bon Heiienbuft bcfieperT iinb
Sic 3lpcige rings, Die lanftc' &inb'
Sm CONCENTRATE beipegen,
Sprt ltdllbt pom Baum
Ser Sloden Slnltm
@ie leihtcr SliitbcrreGen.
e
Siei Unfit Der brdunc Sdnrenuit.
l1nb brobet nit bes Sdrccs Gait
Zen @nnb'rer 81 beIhitttcn;
Vont Srof pct Hdut
8ebdrtct, frddt
Ser @es BON ieinen Srittcn.
-
Sos 9dGlein idleiht, bon Gis becnst,
@oa lautcr bluuer 3dden bGlst
SaS Sdd. CO itodt Die Suclle;
Sm Stur5e BART
gu 9las eritdrrt
Ses @aiicrfallcS @cllc.
y
&oblan! Iuf feitsepieg' ner Sdhu
alimm ib Den Siiscl Idncll binnu
ltno blidc frob ms Meitc
ltnb prciie SeuL
Ser rings 10 id,pn
Sic Silberiloten itrcute.
Is. q. u. Salis.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
@priibcr bic Wilbeu laden.

Sic @inlpohner bon Stubn III Spl>
ldnoildz Hcnz( Sltined, 10 er5dblt Yutcr
%uu sc aolf. W. z. s.. linb, 10 ihre>
dcnerrescnb ihr IcuBeres aud, luirfell
mag. I'M @rlinoe pod) redlt bormlolr
rnb gcieligc Seltd)cu. @3 Jibt 5ipGr
ulid) inter ibnen mic iibcrda cries
grGminc unb ucrIdioneuc MenId)en.
hieic iinb uber bel ihrcn Stdnmlesgcz
noiicu miBbcliebt nIlo rerhcu ipottiid1
,Spl8Se'idtcr" gcGdnut. Surdlpcl
lit nns %oltfeu better mn itcts sim
SdIcrSen unb Saden ulfacleJt.
Sreilif bari ma .utcr Sd,cr5er
iid uid,t ctlpn i%ntercnantc SSiee mn
aeii1rcidle &prtipicic bcgtcrl. Sanil
iit Der Gilaeborenc NOD, itidlt rcif,
Suid]c nptbigcn ihm tciu Sdd)cln nb,
@ns ainocrn Nrcube maht. YoNeu,
Ncdrrcicn. llnfdllc. Die feiuc itlinmrt
Spl9cn tnbcu, ungciditftcs sluiirctci
II. hDl. m.. bns IN -, ipu2 lbncu &c;
idllt. NnBcrorhcutlih bclictI iinn be
ibucn rpr ullem Spibuumcn, mn pnv.
trciflid pcrIrcbcu lie iicb buruuf. nu
Ncrc n~ddSudifcn. Hnrnru Elm Srcm=
Der iuS Sniih, nod nnl 9lclclen "a.
crh1it CT ciucu Spieuuincn. Iber nilt
untcrcinnuber recon tic 'idl g%cpobnlit
nit cpittitcln an: Su Srcitmnul
Menid, mir geirnnStcn Sbrcr Mnur
nit Den pcrbrebten Tiacn II. h9l III
Sold'e H~eocnsnrfcn gchnrcu ilini gutter
5pn. @cr cincu reft ircffenbcn Ea,
men iinbct. Der gilt uls aciitpnll. llur
porsiiglif peritchcn lie e.. sic flciucr
SdpGd,cn clues @cnidlcn hcrdusSu
iirbeu. Sirlret ma i'll icincm 8uua
III icincr Stinrmc peer ieincm Nuf.
frctcn ctipaa Sigcntbiimlid,cS. gan
9crpiS pirb c5 nnd)acmdd,t. ndbrcnl
bic umitebcnnc Sd)uur lid, Dor 9afei
ld1iittclt.
Sae Sbeutcr nicnt bel bcn Ginat.
bprcncn nusiehlic6iiT sum Yuitipicl
gel cirem feicrlidlcn InldB plrhe il
Sfubn D einem bulbcn SuBcnN inn,
ger burden einmnl cin Stiid aufac:
iilbrt. Sic Sdlnuipieler mnd,tcu ibr,
Sdd,c uiigcnideinlid pnstrciflid; ba;
fonnte man aus Zen toienhcn Nad,.
iolpcu crfemen. Die bns Spiel bcglei
tctcn. Sic @urid,cn nbmien Die DC
iprdd'c pcir Weibern nab. Die beir
arabheniuna b~cid,Gitist inn. 60 OF
elmer nit idrincr Stimmc cincn Sat
a~usiprat, plupic Die san5e @enge il
loutes 9at,cn nus. lt~cbrigens nuhn
! Nicmanb Den Streit) libel; bcitimmt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
fUr die tiebe 1u0end.


Iuipiclrtraen fdnen III Dem Stild diid
iit]r por.
ltur hohit icltcn filbrcu Die Giu9cz
borcncn ihr lliltincs Sbcotcr an. Sic"
buben c. nbcr nllch tnum nptblpclloig, =
ncnn Due 2ebcn bictet ihncn Stpfi 5irnr
9udcn III llcbcrfilnc. SGllt 3. y. Sez
mani lnpcrIchcn2 BON cillem Snlrm<
Itnnir, lpie CT bicr6ulnloc ais Bride
bicnt. ms WuIicr, hnnn bnllf hie
0unSc @egcilb lpiocr bon Dem SllbeG
Der 3uld,uucr. @clinat cs eincm.
ciueu anbcrn 81 cridnrcden, pber ificBt
elmer ieincu Yfeil nur cincn Sdium !nr
Mccr. ben CT fiir Gin Idlpimmcnoe5
arpfpbil gcbdltcn, nher 5crbridlt Gin
@ntte i'm Gifcr. penn or lciu @ci1
ulsidlilt, buo idlon genrbeitctc aulf-
pp3dlcn - baa allies rcid,t aus. tint
Elm 9anSes Spri nit Stoif Silm 2ud,crr
az uerieben. IiBlingt Sen,anp eilI
&unitltiid, ouf bns CT lid picl Sllgilte
gethan. Damn crbcbt iid) Gin bomeri=
idcs 6elufter. bos I'm 10 itdrtcr lutrn.
penn Der l%lngliidlid,c nlld, nod, pers
iid,crt. pdS az sic Sud,c lpnit intinc:
10 portrefflid) setpnnt babe.
Ils Sduptmittel, eiilem olbcrn Die
idIlettc game 5u pcrtrcibcn, gilt
lptcberirm puS Nnctobmcn. Mau lduit
binter Dem MiSgeitirnmten her. mdd)t
luie CT elm latses @eiid)t, bruinmt ullc
luirft Die Sinae, Bic ru &ege iteben.
glcid, ibin milrriid) III Die Gfc. Nidlt
Slpci Winutcn hdlt bas hcr Irmc aus,
CT muB ielbcr ludlet-l.b Die Srcrper
lit lpiebsr bergeitellt.
Sreilit nid,t INNER ourf MA IN
oiciem @nubc Der Sciierfeit laden.,-
lInb rod, lit GO Den Miiiiondren OFT
red,t itipcr, Elm cruites 8cIift diif3rz
iescn, ipem lie Die cigcntbiimlifen
Sittcu Der Ginaoburcneu unb lire
brolligeu eirfdlc dnieben. Iber
Damn piirDc man ibr 2ddlen iibe(
nehmen: ocnt ~bic &ilpcn" bdlten
etlpas nuf quite &uniercn.- (Aus
~aotb. Giliipnen", Sanifrierte MOz
n%ntsid,riit.) (
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24

@iit cillem gutcn misunderstanding per-
licb CT i'm Ncrbirc hcs Subrcs 1888
pus Y%aber6urncr Bpmnuliuu. al2
CT III icinc 6cimutb 5nrildfcbrtc. lpar
ieiflc @ciunrhcit idiuer nngcsriffcn.
Gr blich bcobnlh ipdbrclb bcS @Intcrs
5l Nnuic. Snt Sr!lbjdhr 1854 500
CT nud) Der mcitcntfcruteu llripere
iitdtaltubt &rcitslpalb, INT bort Mcs
ni5in Su itllbieren.
Sn cs bdnols nod, feline Gi'en@
bahncn anb unh bic Subrt nit Der %plt
III tbclIer mar. 10 iuunbertc Der iln9e
Stlbent ais .fabrcnber Sd,iilcr", Den
Stpd IN Der 6anb, bds MdnSel nuf Dem
Riidcu. pm Grit 81 Srt Icilem 3ielc
|5u. Mad ctpu pier5ehntdaigcr Wuns
perllns tnm CT in 8rcifspnlD an. Snl
Sabre 1886 pcrtauidDte @cber pic
llnipcriitdt @reifspalb nit Sreslnu.
no or nit DEM 0ihter @llitap Siren
tua befannt ipuroc. Iie idlpn III
@reifspnlb bate Der iunse Stincnt
aud, in 9reslnu init Der Moth Nco
2ebene 3u fdmpfer. Sn Den Weibs
nnd,tsfericn crfrnnftc CT mn pers
tralertc ciniam. hurtgrig unb BON allen
@clDmitteln entblobt Ben heiligen
IbcnD alri Iciner Stlibc. IIs CT
mlthlos in 1cireu Sadbcu berilmz
frantic fanb CT cine Site NIT Geis
unb einen Sanb Siiian. Sraurt1
per5ebrte CT pas biirftisc @tobl. Ius
Der triiben Stimmuns bieier Stlnhpe
berois entitanb bas 8eoift vGbriIts
ildd)t" nit Der Aldgc:
Limb @aes lit 10 freupenpoa
I'm hieier id,pneu Ndft:
GhriltfinDelein, Gh:iitfinpeleilL
@us bait Sli mir gcbradt."
,nt Sabre 1910 beitnnr Sricbrid
@ilhclm 8eber sic .Stdatspriifuna.
Or lieB lid, Suerit dls NrSt III Nriburp
| nieber; i'm Sohrc 1858 lulirbe CT Sur
nrst III 9ippipringe.
Sas bitteriIdIe Mciitcrluert Use
brr's lit bas Gpos: ,Syei5ebnliupen"
Nls @eber CO inn Sabre 1878 Der
offent(id,te. lpurbe g. nit cilenl
Shlage cin 6~criihmter @anu. NuBers
Dem perpanfen mir @eber Die berrlidlC
ppctiidc Grabbing r0olintb" ionic
einc groBe Injabl Der ifpnitcr
@ebidltc.
Nab chem milhcpollen, abcr ilbcrz
ans Icgcnsreidlen 2cbeu irarb Sriebrid
g8ilbclm 8ebcr an %. Ipril 1894
ais ebtn in Der NbenbiIunpe Del
.Gnael bcs Serrn" scbetct purpe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Mns DER Suscus5eit bes Sid,ters
Srieorid) 4ilhelrn. ySc6er.

gnl hpdhl. @cibnucht2feitc Iparen
ca 100 Sabre. bnb Der tdtboliid)c
Sidter Ssrieorit @ilbclm @eber &C.
bprcn ipurpe. Inld5lif bieies @es
bcnftages lpollcn mir uniercn licbcn
&ciern einises aus rer Susenbjeit
pieies groBcn Sihter3 unp trclien
SobncS Der fntboliidlcn Stride err
5dblcu.
Sriebrid &ilhclm @ebcr lpurbc am
%. SeScmner 1913 81 Ilbauieu IN
@eitiuleu gchoren. Scin &aisr Soe
bdnu Webcr hattie ais Nreiipilliecr III
Den Srcibcitsfriegcn gcgcn Sruntrcih
mit9etdmpit unp iidl hann ais SDritcr
IN Ilbulien nicoergcldNcu. CT mar
Yroteitnut, id|dstc abcr Die fnthpliid)c
Hcligipn iebr bod. Ter Sphn err
Sdblte OFT nit Hilbruug, hnS CT. uui
bea &atcra Anicen liBcnh. pom ibm
ieinc critcn @cbctc. bnS &oter uuicr,
bas Ipe Mnriu unb hcn .Gn9cl ocS
&crrn" gclcrnt babe. Allc ainber.
brei Snbnc mn cine Sod)tcr, mIrncn
fatboliit 9etuuit unb ersogcn; Cont
itons. Der dltcre @rliber De. Sifters.
lplIrpe lp9dr Hric,tcr.
%pu ~ieincr Wrtter crbtc Sricbridl
bic leidt c~rregbnrc Ybnntaiic. Die Be
9ciiterlug fiir nlles Sdorc mo Die
Sicfc ser gmfinbung, nrei rurdonls
notblpcnbi9c Observation-Disclosures. @unt
%ntcr crbte Srie bns tieic @efiibl hin
bic 9intur. Die mcridopflide Nreubc
M ibrem &cbcn mn &nltcn; mic iein
%dtcr iit CT ScitlcbcnS i'm 1rilncn
@alrrcpicr bcimiih scblicbcn. ioNnb
CT icncn Baum unb Struud,. icbca
arnut mn @citeiu fnnntc. icbc ~lciicItc
TpNclitimmc lmtcridicb unh bic per-
riidltcn Spllrcn Nca @ntnce 81 nciitcn
puBtc, Su Den 9clunccu %crhdlt
nincn bcS Snuos rub Mnlblcoens
milda Srie. unbcriihrt BON icNcm
3nud ser Scrfiihruna. su eincm iri
ideu muntcren &nnben hernn. @it
Srcuncn bnt CT ipdtcr icucr glildliden
aunbeuiabrc 9coud,t:
nAIs ih in i%prniacn Sugcuntaecn
Hditlos burdnitobertc Selb mn 6aseu.
&icl Grbeit bait ih in,meriprt
0ur mund,cr Nrt al mund]cnt Srt.
@cid)ditc, lpidltigc. Observation-Disclosures
lIno icbr peritdubigc. ci~9cnbGnni9c.
Ndd alien Hcitcrn - uui lciicn
Stb'n!
Mud Siiidcu muBt id, uno Slumen
leh'n.
Sb mcinc Wilblcn nod, riibria giuacn.
Sb mcinc Spbncn nod, rid,tia binacn.
Oh bier buo Heb aui sic @intcriaat
llnb bort Der Sirih aui hao Nlecfclb
truf.
Ser Snd pnr ItctS mcim liehifcr
@eiel!c
| Ntit Hpbr mn @inicu, nit arcbs unb
Sprclc;
Sph brndt CT mid in mulld,er ,3cii
IN grpbc Moth NM &rrlcsenbcit."
Sus idpouc. i~orseuloic 9cbcn InnN
i'm Sttoher 1896 icincu AbihluS
SriB fum uui'S @%nmuuiilm nad'
! Iueerbpru, Gr lcrnte iebr tleiSie,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-24
Tim trauten familienkrei(e.

befledt, Bonn Die lln5ilhtisen unb Che
BREEDER miro Sott rit)teu t9ebr.
ID, A..
Spnten ober gin3elnc, bctbort bonn
bnien @eiite Der 3eit, Der @crilifung
erlc9en mn nb9eirrt Icin alIf Die We9e
Der SDien, Die bitten llno beldtporen
mir nit Den @orter Der Shrift:
Sretet 6eraus aus ibrer Iittc ulo
ionocrt Glih n6 bon linen, iprid,t Der
5crr. nnD ltnreines beri,brct nibt, 10
mill ih Gltd annebmeu unb mill Gler
@ater ieiu unb Sbr toilet mir Spbne
uno Sohter iciil, ipriht Der 5err, Der
IQmdhtige q. aor. 6, 10. &ebret
3liriid 5u @urer Yiliht. brinset mir
bi9e Sriifte Der 8iibe, unb Der Slnd
miro bon Gurem Sauie tpeifcn uno
8ottes Seseu auf linn ruben.
@cnn aber, mas @ott perbiiten
rpolle, fot6o(iife Gbeleltc 10 peritodt
lunb perblenbet pdren, bnB tic DEM
gottIifen 8cbote ben 8ebpriom pers
lpeigeri,, u~nierer Ntnbmlns DIR uni
5er5 peridlieBen uno auf iolchen bolen
@e9en peiterbdnbeln, 10 mogcu lie
ipiiien, baS tic baburd) lth ielbit BON
Gmpfane Der fl. Safrnnente aus
ihlieben; benu 10 LANCE lie in ihrer
Siiubc perbarren, fD,ri1elt lie Der Cos
iprcdun9 nidt tbei(baitig lperpen. =