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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-06
Buneombe Helping.

The Buncombe commissioners are
Now said to be arranging according to
Doctor Pratt, to move their convict
camp near Hickory Nut Gap, so that
they can during the next six weeks
or two months grade the road from
the gap to the foot of the mountain.
When this is completed the road can
be used by automobile from Charlotte
to Asheville or Asheville to Charlotte.
The commissioners have passed res
olution that the conyicts are to be
kept on the BuncOmhe side OF the
highway until the grade is completed
to the surfaced road beyond Fairview.
In Rutherford county, contracts
have been let for the construction OF
the highway across that county, with
! the exception of the last five miles
extending to the Henderson county
line This Eve miles is being con-
srructed by the county convict forces
By the end of the. year the Char
| lotte-Asheville Highway should be
completed and surfaced throughout
| its entire distance. ~ Pt.' !.
i. !. When the Hickory. Nut Gap road Y
| completed the boards of county COM
! missioners of Buncombe. Henderson
/ and Rutherford counties shall appoint
one man. each from their respective
counties, who shall, be member o.
1.-THE Hickory Nut Gap Road Commits
sion, whose duties it shall be to pro
vide the MAINS for and supervise tn
maintenance of said road. This com
mission is to estimate the amour
that it will take to maintain the roa'
| in good condition for the current yea
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-06

nroyen SO beneficial and satisfactory
in a number, of the other States IN
the Union: that is. that the matter o.
selecting jurors and revising the jury
list be placed in the hands OF two
i,ry commissioners from dineren1
Political parties, appointed by the res ..
ident Judge of each judicial district,
- serve for a term of eight years.
with high class men as jury commits
sioners. charged solely with TINS re-
sponsibie duty, the administration o.
Justice would be greatly clarified.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-06
TWO TYPES OF GIRLS.

a big me-grown, corn-fei girl
may not be able to tango as grace
fully as her slender, hot house sister,
bet she is there with the bells on
when it comes to doing the kitchen
scrub" ard the "dust rag dip" and the
broom stick balance" End the cook
stove canter And to tell the truth
fellow. we like the last z.azaed eaoers
. lot better than the rst anyway
psckens County Progress.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-06

The people of Union Hill organized
"a Sunday school Sunday evening,
which it is hoped will be a success.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-06

Mr. Foy Charles of Inman, S. c., is
visiting friends of this place for a few
days.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-06

heavy this is narrowed somewhat.
The top of the road is being dressed
with sand, making it really a sand
clay road. The bridges across the
streams are carefully constructed and
that across the Broad River is Of
steel.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-06

A certain man was called upon "
nav bill for which he had lssuea y
check several months before. "
turned to his file of paid checks ana
found the one issued in this parttcu-
lar case.
There was the date, the amount tne
name of the party paid and also tne
endorsement on the back of the chech
by the man who received the money
The evidence given by the cnecA
settled the dispute at once.
A checking account with this bans
will do the same for yOu-and more
Why not start one to-day.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-06

The singing at Mr.. S. P. Williams
sons Sunday night was enjoyed by
many.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-06

Mr. Henry McCallop and son, who
recently lost their house by fire are
now living in new one: and thank
their neighhors very much for their
assistance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.--
Il did not come here to give YOU
men any of that suffrage stuff.
But | rode I'm the suffrage par
ade i'm Washington, and some of
the men must have liked my APP
pearance, for they tried to drag
me from the automobile, saying
She is SOME CHICKEN; SOME
SQUAB!'
These are some of the cam
paign utterances made by Mrs.
Joseph X. Knowland, wife of
Congressman Knowland of Ala
media. Cal, I'm taking the stump
throughout the state for the nom
nation of her husband, a repub-
lican, for the u. S. senate.
Il want you men to like me,
too. and to like my husband, and
to vote for him for the senate, -
pleaded Mrs. Knowland here re-
Gently in addressing a crowd of
600 iron workers at the shops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
Pipe and Cigarette
Smokers-Take Notice

No doubt you have already
noticed the first of the unique and
Interesting series of announce
ments regarding Prince Albert,
the national joy smoke" to-
bacco. These advertisements
which will appear every Friday.
are so original and appealingly
human in both text and illustra-
tion that the people everywhere
are reading them with keen in
terest and pleasure. Watch for
them. They are good flor what
ails you" and will help you to
enjoy life, regardless of weather
conditions.
Some of the greatest character
artists in the country have drawn
the illustrations for these adver-
tisements. There's a lot of quaint
humor in the copy, and oddity
and humanness of expression. II
seems to Inject real sunshine in
to your system" That's because
it's just natural talk about how
good Prince Albert Smoking To-
bacco really is. Folks just seem
to get happy over 1t. You will.
advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
BOALT DEFlES
COURTS ORDER

an open or closed court. At the
end 1t developed that the court
had been open all the time, from
the very first minute.
There was a Judge advocate
who | supposed would prosecute
Richardson. Instead he defended
Richardson, as did the whole
court, and court and Judge advo-
cate united to prosecute me.
The court seeming attitude all
along was that il was the navy's,
not the public's business.
of course, | got what l expect
ed to get-an unfair. biased hear
ing. IL was the kind of a hear
ing this court started out to give,
and hence the warning and
threats of imprisonment IL we
eabled any news of the inquiry to
the American public. Eight out
of 10 American correspondents
here were summoned to tell what
they knew. and every one was
threatened with contempt if he
cabled a word of the news.
was present during Core
spondent Shepherds interrogation
when he was threatened with con-
tempt, and l don't hesitate to say
that Commander Day tried to
bulldoze and intimidate him, but
without success, for when Day
lost his temper and referred to
shepherd as ''person" who was
trying TO dictate to the court
Shepherd retorted:
II want that put into the rec
ord, too"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
Continued From Page One. }

linen the court blew up
Commander Day angrily inter-
rupted with the remark: I'm
tired of hearing this person
tShepherd) dictate to this court. -
Thus stirred up, the president
of the court, Capt. Grant, said :
I'm running this court. You
can't dictate to me. I'll put what
like into the record and keep out
what I please"
Then the three judges fell to
quarreling among themselves as
to procedure, what they should do
next. IL was elearl va case of be-
ing up in the air over Shepherd s
demand. Finally Capt. Grant or
dered the court cleared and the
incident closed for the day.
The next afternoon ! was sum-
moned for the last time. The court
said that the testimony was all in
and that /, as the complainant,
must now make my argument.
This was a surprise to me who
had been excluded fro mhearing
any of the testimony except my
own. I told the court that it was
news to me that l was the COM
plainant. called attention to
the fact that the formal papers in
the case read, 1.-THE United States
VS.. VIM. Richardson; that when
asked to be given time TO Sc
cure counsel and prepare a case
the court had told me that I was
only a witness.
BOalt Argued.
The court insisted that I argue
the case. | asked:
How can I argue a case I
haven't heard? How can I dis
cuss evidence I haven't listened
to?"
The court said: According TO
naval law, the complainant must
make an argument. DO you wish
to make an argument"
Very we'll" said. ct will
make what you call an argument
or oral statement"
| made an argument without
any previous preparation and
without knowing what any wit
ness but myself had said.
COMMANDER SELLERS. WHO
WAS RICHARDSON'S COUNSEL.
HAD BEEN PRESENT DURING
ALL THE TESTIMONY AND HE
PRESENTED An ARGUMENT
PREPARED INVITING.
So this is what a naval court
of inquiry is like. A trial so full
of Irregularities that there could
be nothing fair about il. There
was nothing about IL that would
give the American public any con
fidenee. At the start I was only
witness; at the end I was com
plainant. At the start the court
announced that there was no de-
PENDANT and no prosecuting wit
ness; that it was merely a court
of inquiry. Before the end the
Inquiry was changed into a trial
with a defendant and a prosecute
ing witness who was not allowed
to prosecute.
A Huge Joke.
At the start Capt. Grant said
he would take under advisement
as to whether be would make Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
SEVEN SISTERS
IMPERILlE0?

OILY MPlA, July 23.-Suit hav-
ing been filed by Miss Lucy Case
against Secretary of State How
ell to compel him to receive
$3.50 for the paper used In
each of the arguments used for
the seven petitions for the Seven
sisters" as sufficient under the
law, the rejoinder is now made
that in the engrossed copy of the
oct il is directed that sufficient
money shall accompany each pc
tition to cover the cost of paper
and the printing and binding. :"
These are placed at $400. The
printed copy of the Law reads.
the cost of paper for the print
ing and binding" Miss Case con-
tends that $3.50 is ample for
the paper for two pages of argu-
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
Limburger-Wowl

A good-sized piece of limbur-
ger cheese, addressed to a Taco
ma merchant, caused a near-riot
In the postoffice yesterday aft
ernoon when the package became
unfastened and the warmth of
the day caused the odor to per-
meate every part of the build
ing. The cheese was hastily de-
livered and every window in the
postoffice was opened.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
Convention Ends

Ending their four days con-
vention with an entertainment
and dance at the Masonic temple
last night, the rs visiting dele
gates of the Sons of Herman de-
parted today for their homes.
The entertainment furnished by
the local lodge for the visitors
cost $1,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
A Huge job

At the start Capt. Grant said
he would take under advisement
as to whether he would make II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
Wife SLAYER
LOSES APPEAL

OLYMPIA, July 23.-fhe SUI
preme court has affirmed the
conviction and sentence to the
penitentiary on a charge of man
slaughter in the case of Freder-
lex Lewis, who was found guilty
of having beaten his frail wife TO
death at their home near Seattle.
The conviction stands. says the
court, and Lewis must go to
prison.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23

Attired in the most fashionable
street wraps, and speaking from
an automobile, Mrs. Knowland,
a woman of considerable magnet
ism, is frankly making her per
sonal charm the keynote of her
vote solicitation.
During one of her recent out
door meeting a discourteous re-
mark addressed to her by a man
I'm the erowd nearly led to a riot
when others hushed his words
with blows.
Mrs. Knowland speaks easily
and fluently, deliberately maxim :
use of campaign slang whenever
she believes she can thus win adj
ditional votes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
ANACORTES IS
FIRE SUFFERER

ANACoRTEs, July 23.-Fira
late Yesterday Afternoon almc .
completely destroyed the bust
ness district Of Anacortes with an
estimated loss of s2s. geo.
Defective wiring IL believed to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23

Sliced Pineapple-New pack Hawai-
ian pineapple, No. 2 1-2 cans, 3
slices to can, acc value. Special.
can IL 1sc. 6 cans for 81 90
Limit cans to a customer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23

BRUSSELS. July %. - Nine.
Cayat de Castella was dashed TO
death from q height of a thou
sand feet when new parachute,
which she was testing from the
biplane of Aviator ChampeI,
failed TO work. Thousands OF
spectators. among them her hus-
band. saw her dron
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23

Getting information on which
to base their appeal for a similar
project in Tacoma, a committee
of eight business men, mem bers
of the Commercial club. made an
inspection of the new Duwamish
valley waterway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
Willy FsIconer

WASHINGTON. d. C. July 2s-
Representative j. A Falconer
announced today that. adjourn
ment OF no adjournment. he i
going home early IN August -
conduct his campaign for fHe
progressive nomination for sena-
tor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
Chance to Loan

BRUSSELS. July 23.-Brussels
maintains a school for grave
diggers, through which men must
pass to take up that occupation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23
.INDICT TACOMAN

SOUTH BEND. July 2s.-The
grand Jury has brought in three
indictments and adjourned until
ma contractor, was indicted for
grand larceny. Louis Christen,
Of Frances, for selling liquor
without a license and for send
ing liquor into dry territory
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-23

have been the origin of the blake,
which started in a moving picture
theater.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
4, Gerfanf" rpn Wannern itatt
GbcihciSnng.

Nns Ncip Dprt pirb 9ei6riebcn:
gigentlid) III eS critumllid,. DAP MAJ
i'm praftiid1cn Solarlnube Den Sc
bnufcn bcs .buiincb" nid)t id)on ldn9it
bel Der So'ung nnbalt6nrcr Gbepers
bdltuiiic gar I%npcubun9 gcbrnd)t bat.
Mos gGbc es e~infadcrcs, OILS icilcn
Mnann 81 .%pcrfniicn", itntt iid) BON
linn nnd) milbicli9cm unb foitipicligem
EroscBpcrfahrcn id)eiben 81 laiien?
glbcr bcfunntlid) iit ia bn5 III bes
Columbus and nid,t 10 idlncll 9efunz
ncu rporben. Ser Hllbm. Dep iibcraIs
pruftiidcn 8ehuntcn cines @erfaufs
ibrc5 8atten in Die S6at nmecIcBt 5u
habcn, 9cbiibrt Der ipndcrcn Wrs.
@racc Ndnefielb ulis Cincinnati.
Dor aur5em eridien i'll Den Sldttcrn
DER Stabt Gin in a%uffdligcu 2cttern
gcbrudtcS Snierat folgenoeu Snz
baltc5: An Die beirutb5luItigcn
3Gbd)cn umlerer Stabtl SD babe
mid e%ntihlolicn. Die Che nit meiuem
Nannc aiIf5ulDien, ba ba5 @~erbdltniB
6ipiihcn ms Seiben umbaltbor ges
morbcn lit. Su ih n6cr einen Sdeiz
bmngspro3eB ipcgen Der pielen bamit
perbulbenen DISQUALIFICATION in
llcbercinitimmung nit mcinem Innl
nid,t miinid)e, 10 bin ih bereit, i'm
elmer nnbcren Srni, bic fir i'm Sntes
reiie bat, sn Dem giiuiti8cu Yrciic bon
1000 Collars u65utrctcn. Wcin
@'nnn 1T AZ Sabre olt nnD bat ein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Die 0etnablin Gnner YaiHa's.
(Erisinalbienit Der q. e.

Sic @e%rbeiratbuns bes tiirtiifcn
&rieeslninifters unb Nat%ionalbelpen
gnper Nadia aibt elmer enaliihen
3citlfrift @elesenbeit, Setrantungcn
ilber Die iltnge 8emablin bcs Ya1fd'5
an5uitelen. Yrin5eiiin Nailcb, cine
Nihte bes Sultars, polcnbcte BEL
ibrer Gerbeiratbuus ibr 25. 2ebenss
jabr. Wie jebe moberne tiirfiife
Srdu liebt lie iebr Die 2iteratur unb
bcpor5ugt frnnspii'fc Nomanc unb
aid Die Sagcsiitcratur. @liibenb
nerfolgte tic Die Shatcn 9npcr Scp'3
uno ebe lie ibn nod, BON Ir9c'ift &C.
ieben, bate lie iidl idon in Den pntrips
tiid,en nno entIdlp'ieren Wann pcrz
ltebt. Sic par and 10 frcimiitbig
ibr Snterene an Dem 9ro6en Wnnu i5nt
ielbit an nerirebcn gu gebcii, inbcu tic
linn tire G%erebrung lInD 8etplubcrullg
nusbriidte. sic fannie ieinc Ser
ionlihfeit ippbl aih bon DEN 8ilbcrn.
Gnper IaIfa feIbit bate aber nod
feline gbnrng bon Der @eItnlt ieiuer
5ufiinftigen @emablin. @nper Yalda
bot Der Yrin3ciitn ieinc Sanb al, .itnb
Der Sultan nanote nihts segen bic
@~erlobung elm. Sas 8routpnor
,nuBte jebod nit Der Gerebcliduns
iparten. bic Der ariee porbei mar.
Wtit Der &erbeiratbun9 lit gilper
Eaifa eigentlif Der ySflapc" ieincr
sSrnu ~eetporbcn. Mls auBerorbentlidc
gbre fpurbe es biz our Icpolutionsz
5eit in Der Silrfei betraGtct, ipenn ein
Ben ober Yaiha cine Slltana hcirnz
then burftc. Gntipred)enb Der tilrfis
ld)en TRADITION mubte Der gbcnlann.
Der bamit her Sflape ieincr Srali &C.
lporben mar, %id1pDren, Dnb Ell Iif NIT
bieier einen Sran beeniigen peroc.
Sb gnper Ta11a hieien Shfpur &C.
than. tpeib man notiirlih nidt.
Sir Gnper Taifa fuar feline Sc
mablin alt1 elm fleines 8%olbfiid)dcn,
beun ibre Iitsiit Ioa nid,t unbcbcuz
tenb gepeien iein. ba lie ibrem Iangc
nngemelIen fperoen mubte. gis srr
g~erbeiratbune fiibrte Die Yrin6eiiiu
Naileb bas 9eben elmer tiirfiiden
Sungfrau. Sic burfte iif mn pere
id)leiert Seigen unb perbrahte fat ibrc
gan3e Su9enb binter Den ciniun1cn
Iauern. Wfit ibrer S~erbcirntbung
bat Tie iid uber m%oberniliert. 9as
9rdutfleib beitanb aus einem moocrs
nen Yariier &oltiinL beun ebcnip mic
Die fransoiiihe 2~iteratlir liebt iie Die
Barrier Wcben. Ser Shleier pers
idipanb. ErinSeiiin Naileb lit aud
iebr e%ebiloet. Iuber tiirfiid ipridt
lie audi nod ensliih, fran5Diii6 unp
belltih.
Siibrt YrinSeiiin Eaileb nun aud,
fem .9roBcs" 6aIs, nie es i6rem
Hnnge 5nitebeu miirbe, 10 lit lie bod
frpb. Der Giniamfeit entriiIen Su icin,
benn nit Der lleberiiebluna ms
aricgsminiiterium bat bic Yrin5ciiin
nlld) Die Observation-Disclosures Der
Satin eines StaatsmauncS aui iid)
gclommcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
axss.s 11 sss&exsEs xz sEa.ss &s &c It'll s4 1890 1sxExs:ss&& &C.. xs%4xs1xs**EE

mn Die Ginnabmc hlrd) bcn %erfalf
pm falli9rapbtid ausgefiibrten Gertiz
ritntcll, an lpcItcn bclGdtigt miro, Ddb
6crr ohcr Srnu SounoIo an bcmunb>
DEM Gage cine 9uftIdifffabrt inter
llabrn, lit aud, nidt 3t p%crddbten. 60
tolnrnt oenu - boffcu bic l~tntcrnebz
mcr - eiu biibld)ca Siinumd,el an
G%innabmcn 3uiarmcn. pelhes bic
Nus8abcn 9nn6 meicntli6 iibcritcigeu
biiritc.
Nntiirlit6 inn Sic lcbtercn nift
chen gerina. Sn linO Die @cbdltcr
fir Die SIugoffi6icrc. Medanifcr.
Snlpnpdrter, bns Surcau>Ycripunl
Die Sanoungstrltppen, ferner Die Mus>
9aben fir Scl uno Scn5iu, Gas,
Scbens> nm Misunderstanding, Inz
Scigcn II. /. H., fur5 bic Sctricbsfoitcn
bilrftcn lid) pro @odc nlf minbeltenS
5cbntauleno Collars bcluufcn. Sros
bicicr gelpnlti9cn Ilisgnbcn, 81 ipcls
d)cn IL nod Die Soften bcs Quit
ihiffcs, 5e5 transports, Der 8as<
fobrif, Der S%nQpn6allc, Der Tlllgperz
iudc H.. !. IL. (etlpa $4,000 pine
Sallon) fpnmen, inn bic Srciic fir
Die Slii9e pcrbdltntBmdbig niebrie 9es
balten unO 6lpar b~etragen tic $25 pro
HcrIon fir cine Hunbfabrt iiber Stem
@orf unb ltmgegenb unb $50 fir cine
Solr naG Ntlantic 9th. @efpib nidt
81 piel, mcnn MAJ bcbcnft, bab in
Seutidlanb cine anbertbalbz bis 5tpei>
itiinbi9e 6abrt 200 Iarf foItet. Sross
Dem uuterIabmen i'm Sabre 1913 i'm
gan5cn $4,000 YerIonen Iufitiege,
nnb Die 0uftihiffe tparen auf Ionate
I'M Sorau5 fir jebe Sabrt beieet.
Die in BRIGHTON 9caf az erbalenhe
'0alle miro 400 SUB lang, 40 SlB
brett unD 100 SUB bou6. Sie 5l1 Den
Nufiticgcn unb S%nnbrngelt notbige11
SrIppen, etrpa 20 0tann, fperben
notwithstanding bonn &riegsdmte Der
Ser. Staaten fo~itenfrci geiteut perben,
urrb 5tpar rdumt ais 8e9enleiitllne bic
Sufti6iff9eielidaft Dem &riegsamtc
ba3 Hecht eiI, Sffi3icre dllf Dem 2ufts
ihiff in Der Sednif bes S~aupnfluees
%ausbilben 81 luiien unb 5ueleid Den
guQon fpaiter aus5uprobieren.
Suerir bate Serr Slibs5pnsfi ben
Tlan. ictncn Sdllor nuf Der @elt@
ausitclung FL brih9elt, bud) fam or
BON bieicm Tlanc ab, nafbcm er Dor
cini9cn Sngcn in San Srancisco an
Srt u1b SteIc Grfunbigun9en eiuges
5ogen uno au5finoig gemad)t bate,
baB ipeber bic atrnoipbdriifen nod Die
anberen Serbdltniiie ieinem llntcrneb>
men ~beipnoers 9iinitig fpareu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21

Selpoffnet,n ieir Sdliif itiirintcn. ibl,
feiicltcn unO int Hubcrbalio ciilipcrr>
ten. Iltd, hrohtcn- lie, bic Tnnnifnft
5l crid,icbcu, ia0a nrr Der Scr ND,
zines @iberitnnpcS senlndt perbcn
ipitrhc.
Scr TaId,iniit bcs Si~ihbarrpfers
lpurbe gcjlrlinaerl. Dos Enbr5eu9 III
cillen 9afcn ser @citnnltusz Sniel 81
brin9er. Ser aapitdu lplirbc bort
81 elmer 6elhhuBe bon 1.200 aronen
perlrt6cilt. Scr %gciamrrte sang an
Siiden uub Die @erdtbc ipurben be-
Idlo9nabmt.
Ser ipfprt nod Santbirg unb
Berlin tclearapbicrte Seriht bcs aaz
pitdns bat noch Den bereit5 nprlicaens
Den @elbunaen in Berlin grobc Gm@
pprlln9 ipnd]gcrufen. Sic 9ldttcr
pcrIangcn cine bon allsreihenbe Sc
nu9tbullng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-21
Gin W6rber ais General Mr5t.

Ils Giau ieiner3eit nad G6ibuablia
fam, be9ab er Iid iofort nad) Dem
bprti9en Slidtbaus. SelbIt Elm chez
mnliger 3uftbdusler, hattie er natiira
lid Die erDBte Snmpatbie fir Die Snz
iaiien. er lieB Tie lih Der 3eibe mad,
porfiibrcn rnb ieste ollie in Sreibeit,
Die iih perpflidteten, in ieine Grmee
cin8utreten unb nit linn gegen Die
Ecgierung 5u fehtcn. Inter bicIen
fre~igclaiieueu &erbrcthern befanb it'd
audi elm Imcrifaner nit elmer iebr be-
lpe9ten Ger9an9enbeit. Sein Name
lit 81. Charles g. Sarle. Sieier
ebrenfpert5e Singer bes Iesfulap iaB
bereitS felt beut Sabre 1902 binter
SdlpB unb gticgcl. or mar icinera
5eit nit 5ipci anberen @In~crifnnern,
Eeslie Z. 6nlbert. cinem friibcren
Ibbotatcn nus NodJciter. ". g., unb
beI'en Sdllpager, eincm gclpincn Wm.
Iitdel, i'll cine Notwithstanding
pcrpifelt, beren Iufoefuns bdmals
ungebeiircs Iufichen erre9te. Sas
cole Srio bate ndmlid mebrerc
nirerifaniide 2nnbSleute, nit benen
cs in @erifo befannt gefporben mar,
pcranlabt, IN Hep 9orf ibr Seben pers
iid)crn 6t lallen. Sann batten tic Die
l%ln9liidlideu ais Dem 8egc gcrGrunt
nno periudlt, bas ELECTROMAGNETIC
cin5u5iebcn. Sic betreficnbe Nelp
Oorfer @%eielid)ait traiiteS inbeiicn Dem
Srieben niht. Sic ~leitete cine lluters
SlIdltnQ ciu mn nn5 Sn0c bpm 0ic0c
mar, baB bic brci Gumpanc ~perbaitct
purben. 81. Snrlc leate elm &c
itGnbnib 40. in Dem CT lid gu 5luci
Woroen bcfannte. @abriheinlif
aber bate er nod mebr aui Dem @es
miIlen. SpGter miberrief er aller>
oin9s iein @eitdnbniB. aber feline
Shulo mar 10 oiienbar, bnB er uno
Ieine bciocn Witihulbiaen sum Sobe
pcrurtbcilt mnrbcn. Nm q. ScScms
Der 1907 ipltcu lie nae hrci cridpiien
perocn. Sm lcstcu Iomcnt aber
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Cine nintbise 6ran.

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biifen Sronin5 2im6lrg nurbe in
elmer 9auernfamilic Die Silie elmer
Tilcgcrin IN Iniprif gcnommen.
Ndhbcm bic Srnu ibrc Sienite &C.
~leiitct bate. bat JIG, ba cS ipdt gc@
ipprbcn mar, Den Sailer, JIG nnd
Sauie 81 bcglcitcn. Ser @mm luollte
5ucrit feline Srnu nift allein laiien.
abcr CAB idlicBlih ibrcn brinsenpen
Bitten nah. Surge 3eit, nabbem
Seipe bnS Saus perlaiien battcn,
brang Elm nit elmer Slinte b%eipaiinetcr
rnb mostierter Iann in Die @pbnuna
rnb perlnnate bon Der franfen Srau
@clb. Sic CAB Dor, Dab lie nihts
int Sulie babe, nber Der Gin6rehcr,
Der gut untcrribtet lpnr. forberte 40
@ulbcn. bic Der Bauer bel Dem Tcrz
fani elmer auh empinnscn bate.
Sdlicblid, 5ciBtc Die Srau bic Stcllc,
no pus Vclp lag. Scr Ginbrchcr