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The Detroit times., 1914-08-02
TneY Were Jealous.

A minister, spending a holiday In
ireland. feeling thirsty called at a
farm house for a drink OF milk The
farmers wife gave him a large bowl
OF milk. and while he was quenching
his thirst a number OF pigs got round
about him The minister noticed
that the pigs were very strange In
their manner. so he said
"My good lady. why are the pigs so
excited7
The farmers wife replied Sure
It's no wonder they are excited sir;
its their own little bowl sou are
out o."
The Detroit times., 1914-08-02


today at Mount ST. Martin border the line from
LuXemburg.
German skrmishng party is reported to have been
engaged by French border patrol which gave way before
a larger force.
Sevea casualties resulted from the clash
LONDON, Aug. 2.-The German army is on the way to.
waId fars according to apparently well authenticated
The kaiser has struck without warning and struck hard
Already has forces have tasted victory initial en-
counter according to reports reaching here this evening
and the French fortress of Longwy the Lorraine
boTde ride IS now now in the hands of the RAISES
Inc opening clash apparently marked sharp en-
sagemen In which the Germans swept their enemies before
second column supporting the reported en- route
across the frontier from Metz
BRUSSELS, Aug 1t is reported here that the Ger
mans have captured the French fortress at Longwy
emburg to Paris in the province of Meurhe Eft Mosee
According to report the advance guard of the German
army OF invasion which seized Luxembourg early today push
eu saght through along the line of the railroad
Battenburg and Mount st. Martin
French patrol with headquarters the customs house
retired. - ~
NO details are given as to the casualties in this premn
The German advance then pushed practically unoppos
ed TO Longwy about three miles southwest frontier
At this point the forces made stand and accord
ing TO reports reaching here all vague and without official
continuation sharp tight resulted which will be recorded
as the opening engagement of the
LOngWy Is manufacturing town of about 1000 pOpua-
tiOn.
TOXIC, Aug. 2.-War is looked for in the Far East
The British squadrons are cOncenratins and
are preparing for action
The British fleet is concentrated at Hong Kong while
German warships at Tsing-Tao
Japan making preparations for any DEVELOPMENTS but
so far official statement been Forthcoming from the
mnistray. - -
The transportation of freight British and German
tramp steamers which constitutes of the trade to
Europe has absolutely stopped All insurance at war rates
and that demanded for British and German almost
prohibve.
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-The office admits that OF
hOrdaF
and IN several instances have crossed German territory
Shots have been exchanged them and the Ger
man frontier forces but known there has been
serious skirmish.
Orders have bzeen given TO the commanding general in
eastern Prussia send cavalry detachment to the
COssacks.
The latter are believed only be scouting parties
and feel out the German Notifications that
command he strategic points on the border.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-02
The Natural Query

Mother-That lady dressed lrfblack
my dear. Is a Sister OF Charity
Which one. Mama Faith or
Hope Puck
The Detroit times., 1914-08-02

Bustness-lIke Printing. No fuss and
no featfNrs The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing CO.. q
John r. st Phone Main 1898
The Detroit times., 1914-08-02

Job Printing Done Right. tfme.
PrintiaG Co, i3 John R-st
The Detroit times., 1914-08-02

Job Printing Done Right. rtmes /
Printing Co. ~ John I.st
The Detroit times., 1914-08-02
FIRST BLOOD SHED ON
FRENCH SOIL, AT MOUNT
ST.MARTIN, NEAR BORDER

PARlS, Aug "A telephone message from Nancy states
that the first blood of the FranceGerman war was spilled
To-Day at Mount St Martin, border town the line from
Luxembourg.
German sklrmlshlng party is reported have been
engaged by French border patrol which gave way before
a larger force.
Seveal casualties resulted from the clash
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-10

BY WORCESTERSHIRE
New York, Feb. 10.-Coincident
with the introduction of a legislative
bill providing for 20 policeWomen in
New York city was the appearance
here of Mrs. Alice Stebbins Wells,
pioneer policewoman of Los Angeles,
Cal.
Mrs. Wells believes, among other
things, that the policewoman would
have a deterrent effect on the mash
ers of large cities. Her belief was
deepened the other day by the fact
that she, the guardian of Los An
geles morals, was actually accosted
by a masher herself!
81 had stopped for a moment to
look at a,poster in front of moving
picture place." she told me, when
a man came up and asked ingratiat-
ingly if l did not want to see the
show, offering to take me. Now, l
can readily imagine that if l had been
a poor young girl without nickel
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-10
Insert at top is pic
ture of Mrs. Alice Steb-
bins Wells, Americas
first policeWoman.

and worse yet, with the knowledge
that l never would have a nickel to
spare for such treat, Knight have
accepted the mans offer and so pos
sibly have taken the first step to ruin.
eff the incident had occurred in Los
Angeles l should have watched that
man and that show to see that he did
not repeat the performance with a
younger and more ignorant woman.
In Los Angeles once 1 saw a young
girl walking along by herself at night
and l thought from her manner that
she needed my attention.
$50 l followed her till she stopped
at the entrance of a dime museum
show and asked for employment.
"The manager Of the show told her
that he did not need her services, but
at branch Of the museum'in another
part of the city, and that he would
take her there. So they started out
together, l following them. After
they had walked quite a distance he
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17
I'm GLAD OF IT.

Enterprise Association.)
While l and the man across the
aisle of the car were talking, the
woman who sat in front of me lis
tened to every word.
We got into very interesting dis
cussion of fenlinism, and, after had
made a very radical speech, said
Gin spirit of nischief) to the. woman
who sat in front of me, and who
showed plainly she was enjoying the
talk as much as she disapproVed of
the ''talkees":: Don't you think I'm
right"
If looks could kill, i would have died
then and there, as she said: 81 am
sure don't know what you are talk
ing about!
"Oh, l am so sorry you don't I'M
derstand English" l answered. Goth
erwise Mr.. Sanders and might have
carried on our conversation in the
language you do understand. You
were listening, you know!' -
l have often said l am cat, and
sometimes know it.
could not help bringing this wom-
an, who was sitting 'ike Virtue on a
monument" to earth and letting her
see that she was only human, after
all. 30.
81 am afraid you are mischief"
said Mr.. Sanders. How long have
you been out of SCHOOL,"
Long enough to teach school a
few years" l answered.
"Are you trying to guy me also?"
was his question.
mo; that is really true 1 have
been called an old maid school
teacher"
After that, we settled down to talk
ing of books, art and the theater, and
traitorously caught myself wishing
that Dick loved these things. He will
never read book, and he hates any
thing at the theater, except a girl
play and, as for painting or sculp-
4,,ro h. ;e hic
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-17
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
1873

-SSlu 6OSlSN lOS
terest in church-purely vicar1ous.
And here is the queer part of it &
He WANTS me to go to church;
WANTS me to know and TAI
about art; but he doesn't WANT !
to insist on HIS going to church W
me or to make HIM listen while / t;
about the real meaning of the cub
school of painting or any other" hij
brow" topic.
In Dicks mind, these are pu1
feminine accomplishments, and
the man l was talking with was
the least effeminate. He was just
Illustration that the average busi1
man is not as pleasant as an ev
day companion because his BUSH
life is so engrossing and fatigq
Most of them think that if they
tear themselves away from
work before it is time for dinner \
they need cocktail and bit of d \
from one of their own kind.
More than ever, as l talked with
Sanders, l realized that men are
ways more or less on dress par
with women, even their own wi
and it is because women are re
franker and more sincere that 4
thinks her so complex.
All the time l was thinking I
Mr.. Sanders was doing his best
find out where 1 was going to I
wedding of my friend, and, to
horror, when l got up to put on
wraps he did the same.
"You did not think you we're Cd
to my home CITY," he said, and l I
had strength to murmur, FOOLS
mo, did not" For then l uni
stood l had been flirting" wit
strange man-doing the very thii
had scoIded MoIlie for, and viii
would have considered very naua
in Dick.
After all, it is human to like adj
alton. Isn't it, little book? And I
not sorry to find out that l still
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
Slicgcuoc Notwithstanding.

&nitor MuiicQ nit iciucu viponbers
mi Sramo Of the @orlb" III lcbcnbci1
Silocrn, lit bicie @pdc in Subralle,
Ser Giutritt 81 oicicn Silbern lit frei,
G~lenlangc fnrbiac Tlufntc MAIDEN
otf bieiee "9rpBc GreigniB" aIfmert>
lam uno luocu gum Seilld,e Gin.
%nitor 8lriieil bcmlst bieies DSbotoz
Drama" ais propaganda Mittcl filr
bic Iusbreitung ieiuer llniperial@
Stride, Elm pcrid)tpomnteiles Gbriiten@
thlrm ohnc 9pgna mn pbnc Gutoritdt.
Sas ~&eltbrontn" iii nnb Den
@cilllngcn 81. 8uiicus .eeboftert"
mn itilnmt lpehcr nit ser Sibel nod
nit Der GcId)id)tc therein. aatbp<
liidc Siugc lpcroen entitcQt nnb
lGd)erIich gentoft, etc, etc. aatboe
lifeu bleibcn ant beiten bieicr Snde
fern, i9nprieren bicic libcrnle Sibels
ausitellung p%olitdnbig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
0erihiebenes.

x @leid benz Scr5 Seiusg pGeeiun
81 Srairie bu Gbien, isis. iueldbc.
icinen Nnmen III nGanpion College
llmgcdnocrt bat, bat aid ons bieiigt
ct. Soiepb's College ieinen Nainen II
dubuque College" l%ln9ednbert. Sis
$50 Selpobner ienes Snititits Der.
tbcilen lid, auf Die beibcn @e6dlibe
Soras 6aQ an Der Iltn Giito Str
llnb ct. Soitpb's 6nl on Der IA. Str
Na6 Der nelcn giurid,trng fperber
Sriefe obreiiiert mic fol9t: She Su:
buoue College" nit Der @inflommc:
ring C2oras 6al) pber je mad
Dem (St. Soiepb's 6aq).
Is Die Der grmorbuna hires @atter
i'm 5~lpeiten @rabc idulbig bcfuuoent
Srau Sorcas Sra6ea it am Spnners:
tag 81 20 Sabren 3udtbausbaft burd
Hidter atnbinger peru;tbeilt iporben
Is Ser betauute Sruhtbdnbler al
Der 3ebnten unb Woin Ctr, Gbriit
9pbi, lit am "A. Mai i'm Mercn Soipi.
tai ge'torben. Sr mar in 1858 il
Sonto Stcfano, Si3ilieu, 9ebpren uni
gebprtc our ct. Eatrif' sairhe.
& Sic Sariners Sanf 5u 8obclific
Sa., Elm Sripatz llnternebmen nit Ell,
nem an9e9ebenen @runDtapitul boz
$4,000, bat ibre Sbiireu geidloIen
nahoem lie brrd] ibrcn Yrdiibentet
uno &aiiierer, Senrn 8. unb SSobn &
Sinmel, III Solar Hapibs ibren irei:
lpili9en 8anterott nngemelbet hattie
Sic beihen Sriiber Simncl 9aben 81
Decentralization Der Snnt alli $254,.
$50 unc ibre Seitdnoc nuf $4,000
an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
9lhtuna, Oeutide &atbolifen!

2sas centl 5br i0er Die beboritebenoer
Shneciiirme2
l8ariim iommt Sbr ri6t naub SfldDoma mo
(incrt sud ein Seim In elmer gulen oeutl6en
gniieblnng? Sbr f6ant ON /. Sanu1r nit
Den ,Surniarbeiler bCairner.
&uiboIiide SeimluDer iinoen bier CUTE Seime
Su niebrtaen lirciisu, INTO elm eer5li6eS NiQl
iommcn In elmer blilDciloeIl @ufeolune. In Der
Nibc bon aircbe ulo Sriefter.
Sir ndberc gusfunft iNreibe ooer tclegra.
pbtre mnr an 7. y. 6enton.
AcicrenSeH: 0nnf OF Gletn. Claim, Sild..
cher Rco. Satber Garoerarinten GterIins.
SfIabcma.
@eim S6reibsn cripl9Hs uar oieies SIaii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19

(SprtIeBuilg bon Der g.. Scite.)
friId,ung Der besenerirteu inbii6s
ldteiniiden Ha'ie geiunbes Tormaneu>
unb Seutpnenz9l Die iegen=
b%ringcuDen 5plsen einer curppGiifen
Giniuanoeruns in lateiniihen 9dnbern
hat lid in Nrsentinien, graiiIien, iiber=
baupt in san5 Siio. gmerita se5eist
nno Wegifu iUlte bieie Nt6slidfeit int
Nnse bebalten. acknowledgements iii
ieboh Dterifo fein nIrmes Geutss
Sanh", lpie Canada unb Die Gereinigz
tel Stnnten. Ser ginpanbcrer, Der
III 0ieritp Den Soben erfolgreih ans
6euten mill. mIB nit betrdfiliden
Wittclu aus9eriiitet fem unb per
MitteI bat, miro iid nieoerum Elm
anberes Hano ais bas uniihere Reritp
alsIuhen; ba6u tommcn nod Die
miicrablen HcbensperbGltniiie: Der
Seon ar6eitet iilr eiuen Sobn, Der fir
neiBc Irbciter cinfa6 mhenfbar mare.
SaS mnft bas Yroblem nod complis
5irter: Dem Sanbe ipdre burob cine
lpeiBe Ginlpnnbernn9 81 belfen, aber
Die rotben Gingcborenen MAIDEN bieic
GinfpnnOerun9 unmoglid. Die Gnts
fcrnnug Suerta's, Die Hegelnng Der
momeutanen Sd,iuierisfciten Merifu's
limb Srasen BON geringerer gebeutnns,
,uern man bic melt ernitcre 5ragc Der
Submit Wteritu's eriuGgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19

(6ortlepuu9 bon Der 1. Settle
elf ahOere airdcniiiriten ben @urpur
%emptan9en lpcrocn. Bon Den pertts
Iden &irhenfilriten perbcn cruunnt
Gr3biifpf 81. D. Settingcr ser @rss
bip5eie Wiinhcn Sreiiin9 mo Gr3s
biiGof bon a0ln 9r. b. Sartmunn,
Soldes mnftc Der vOTerputore no
mano" am 27. April befaunt. -
Yalllo @ipr5a, elm GonlppniIt ppr
Speru unb Mieiicn etc. unb Elm Sreunt
o @ounot, Seroi uub MniIini. III
uerfloiiene 8ode III icinem 0cim ir
Seattle, @aib., seitor6eu. gr lpal
Dor so Sabren in Stalicn ae6prcn UNI
ieit 1906 Muiiflebrer IN Seattle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
neutrality-suspicious.
psrcinietc Staten.
9as Set Der sr6ncrim Der Setriibten

Gas Set Der sr6itcrin Der Setrii6ten
in Der &cr5 Sciu>airfc u~erliei rcft
idDn. Iud) bcucr batten lld) an DC
100 2urcmbl1rgcr III Der Widrqltcttcs
6alc cingcflmbcn, pclcte sur gc9cbcs
neu Belt bon bort nab Der Aird)c mar
id)icrtcu. Die @rcbigt hiclt Der boob
tpiirbi9e &farrcr q. SocOing. Gr
iprad in tief 5u 6er3en geRenOen
8prten iibcr Die Sroitcriu Der Be
trilbtcn, an bercm Iltare 81 Sllrerns
burg am, S~ftaoionntag lpobl N~ientano
inuiger fir iein &olt babe flcben fon@
men,, ais Der bod)m'i te 6r. Scopes
fel6it, Der m1tbigc 8etcmnerbiidof bon
luxembourg. Sic ndcbitcn &ablcn
miiBteu gcrpiB 3ei9en, lpeId]cr 0eii1ls
hung bas lurembur9cr Splt ict. Scr
Gbor inter 2eitltng bc5 6rn. Srof.
Sos. 0rebcr lang nlis9c5ciduet. Ser
Iltnr Der SrDiterin Der Setriibten mar
nit 2idtcrn unb Slunten iinni9
ee5icrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
&irhlthe Hahrihten.
tsprSien fAr biefe I3eituns bearbeitet.)

@s irarbcn: ant 80. Slpril: ebrip
Sd,lpeitcr N. I9nes ppn 0orf, Nebr.
gcb. gprc5 II burlington. Soma
ebrip. Iuttcr M. DC Salcs, Sircttric,
Der Oct. Werep Icnbemp bon Yitts:
bllr9b, ga, geb. Wcaeopin; Hep
8e15esldus Stepan, bon IcIelep,
billie, 81. ga. i'm altcr bon 43 Sabren
eeb. in Solnicc (S0bmen) am 3
Nai: @iitpf Mnnuel Hiperd Dor
. Sueretaro, @terifo, 9eb. 1859; ON
4. Ioi: Hep. Sobn 9opner, g. s..
friiber Yrdiihent bes Sprine Si0
GoIees, Mobile. Ila., i'm Sitter bon
so Sabren, eeb. in 2onbon; e6rfp,
Sruber Gan,illlls bon ct. Nnne De
Seolipre, Canada, 35 Sabre Safriitnn
Der Hebemptoriiten Stride; am ~,
0tni: 8ominifaners Slater Sonapen>
tlirn, elmer Der beriibmteiten fntboz
liifcn aan3slrebner Seutihlanh's, i'm
Ilter bon 81 Sabren. r. |. p.
Wep gurf, q. 9.-3pei Samei,
berlieBen nori9e ISOLDE Netp 9orf, nm
nado elmer regen Iiiiionss Yropasanba
bier, nadl Der 6eimatb Suriidgefebrt,
nod eifrieer fir Die Sade 6ottes 81
tpirfcn. @s iparen bies Die garonin
@Iiinhctb bon SdDnali@@ ebr uno Sri.
@nlerin Sielad. Iitglieoer Der ct.
Tetrus @lnper : Spbalitdt fiir Die
afrifnniihen WiIiipnenL Die ibren
6nuptIis in 8om bat. @Gbrenb zines
mebripDd)entlideu Illfentboltes in ben
Ger. Staaten bnben tic cine Stpei9s
HieoerlaNung in ct. 2puis scgriinbet
ltnb Chicago fir Die grpebition ibrer
nennipra6igen 3eitihrift: nSas @fo
aus Ifrifn" e%etponnen. Subem ba>
ben lie 5abqoie ilnitrierte @ortrdge in
beutiher, eneliifer, polniider, fran>
5oitifer urb italieriiher Sprahe in
ct. Souis, Dubuque. Iilpaufee, CHI
caao, Solebo, Buffalo nnb anberen
Stdbten gebalten. unb ale 8e1ud)er
ibrcr @prtrdge einen intereiianten
2ihtblid in bas blnfelite Ifrifa lperien
belfen.
Wuntas, 9icnstas NIB Wlitt,upf
Dor Gbrilti Siinmelfabrt. IS. 10. unb
20. Wai. iinb Ole bon Der Stride pere
orbneten Sitttnae. &orrebmlid Der
2aubbepolferrn9 lit es elm gebiirfniB,
Die 5ilfc bes ShDpfcrs nm 2cnfers
Der Nntllr iibcr Die Saaten berab5rs
fleben. Sic mad)t nid)t, lpie Die
mpberne Wclt, Die Ndtur lelbit- 5lrr
eriten Sebensipcnberin, ionbern tpeib
unb befeurt es, bab Der Ilmdhtiee
iiber Sanb unb Ieer paltet mn NGes
lentt nah ieinen eottlifen 8elt@
pldnen. Niis bieTer lleber5eueune iinb
Die gitts unb Bug Yro5eifionen bers
~aus9enndjien. @enn cine groBe Motb
Die IenIfbcit plostc. 10 Ieeten lid
nidt bloB Die Ser3en seeen Soft in
@ene9nn9, ionbern Die 9epesune
padtc bas gauge @olt unb trieb CO. an
3n beili9em 8aaen inter Slebgebet
lnb 8ub9eians.
Siuur Gitn, Sowa.-9fep. Saul
@arBalpa, ieit iehs Sabren Yfarrer
Der ct. Srnn6isfus : 8emeinbe 5u
Waple Hiper, 1T bon giidbpf @arriean
nad] ct. Benedict periett poroen. Sic
@enleinbe in Maple Hiper nirb emit
ipeilen bon Carroll aus perIeben
lperben.
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WoffenltiQitonbs Mbfommen gcbrps
den bitten, porollS man idlic6t, nab
er iih nlld) nid)t mebr an bas Ib>
fpntlnen Tcbrcn miro.
Is Su 8alpelt ion miro o;e IuS>
riiitun9 Der o Der SunOesrcgierun9
fir transport : 3ipedc gcd)artertcl
Sampler nit Selercifer betricbell, I'M
ieper5eit 10000 0taun rab Ierifo
rperfcn 81 fGnncu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
Gntional.Y rOhibitipn brpht.

Gin jeber Stimmgeber, Der fiji: Str
Sei!ann beS seiiigcn 0jctrdnlcbanSels
IN nieiem &anne ut, iGreibe obcr tcles
srapbierc iOfprt an ieinen Gertrcter
i'm SunbcscOngres, iolfen anffors
ncrno gcgen bic SD6iun'ihc Gciplutiuu
5n itimutcn. Sie Gprlaae fam ieScn
Eng sur Ibiimmung fpmmtem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
0ar0inal 6ibbDnS
mad)t cine Scrid,ttgmng.
SeuoAmadtist cine G%rflarnns oes Seridtes, DAB CT oe
gbidafnns ber Salsoms beiarporte.

sd babc meme Steqnna Der @etrGnfciraacs .
geHnber nidrt a%eGnbert, ubid)on bas @%caentheil be.
banptet iumroe. IS ipnroe leste Nudc %bcridtet, bat
ifl bic Ibidaffnns Ser Salppns bcfHrmprtc. Ticic
8ehanptnna 1T MIR tbetlueiie maEr. Sd bin III aft,
I'm meme Steauns in elmer 10 u%idnisen ,rase ais
bieie at anoern ,nb mas i'd leste @pde iaotc, hattie
nr Sesns anf Charles Gpuntp, Warplano, inp Die
Salpors niJt in elmer ;niriebeniteGcnScm gsciic aelei.
tet peroem. Sd iaste, bak i'd bpffe, bic Snlupns Die.
les Gunntps miiroem ~geidluien lpcrSeu, unb id) bpifc
Sas and, iet nod.
rCbidon i'd Elm itarfcr @ciiirwurtcr Der MGhias
felt bin, 10 bin i'd bod, %nberSenst, bah Erphibitisa
ntdt bnrdpgcfIbrt pcrocn fam, unb iutte oics Der
Taa iein, mirh tic 6end)ler nno 8ciebesulrGd,tcr ans
ben @iemiden MAIDEN. Sic wirS sur Seritcanng pDn
Sdnaps aaf unseictlidJcn ySeae uerlcten, mas mint
erminidlt iuare, "a on Ste1e zines entcn @strGnfes
istaer Nt ihcdlter fniel treten ,uarbc. Wcbcnbei
muroe bic 8esiermns cne %betradtiide Gianabmc IN
leaitinen Stenera einbdfer. Yruaibitium fnna in
etnem %dbriiniden 9anbe nidt bnrdaefIbrt iucrbcn.
rSd beiiripprte 2peal Cpiiun mnb NO BIC Sa. t
looms cine 8efabr fir nas 8emcinueien bilscu, iclltcn
lie %abseidaft merben. 9as lit bic llriadDr, uesbalb e
i'd Die Ibidbafinng Der Salppns in Charles GpnntD
befurpurte. Sd fuirbc aber Oicic Mafrcacl nidt fir
bas sanse Sanb befiripurten. Sd glanbc, rim ocrarti-
ges 8eiet ,uarbe ber MGRiafeits. Scucgnug ehcr ida.
Den as nmsen."
5. Mai 1914.
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9pm Merifp II. z. sGpniliff.

= 9a5 ariegSa Scpnrtcment ioroert
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Stanten
mn Scrritorieu nti Die Nutionol>
aarbe i'll 9crcitidlnit iiir Den aftipcn
Sienit 81 icscu,
. General &ucrta erbeb: geaen Die
Ser. Siaaien Den Sorluurf, pab JIG oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
M6tuua, Gatboliten!

gtr baben iest 5000 Sarmer III Dem Soiosn
9rairiesSebiei, 8Det faibplii6e Sirden, beiteS
chen nib nunoerpou iru6ibdr. aonnen Die.
oisrinas . Statihitsl. ilr 1912 ~ltefern. peIdae
Seiacn. oab Der onrnjbnitilibe feinertraa SIG
pro Mder beirug. Die Grnte be5ablte iir ouS
fanS. Der Grtrde mnn6er ean5er gSei5euiei.
Der beirue in 1912 bis gu 40 Buidel unb Der
Saferertras 10 Butdel. aeine beiben g9inoe
gIos "a Gfunoeu Gtienbabnidbri bis ann panb.
Vreis M: $t< bio SIS pro ggder. eeio5'e DC,
binounGeu.
DORNES & BUSCH, Dubuque, Iowa.
Ustm eGYsipeu srwSbns man eco. Siciss yIaiI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
Dit reidfe @eaeno @aomina's.

9as Sorntoeas1baI. 9as 0ano Der GeIeeets
better. 8utoerbeiterte b~erieielte Haltss f5li,
allein In irseno elmer anoeren 8eeeno foiten.
Die Trooufte, bic bier better ~eeoeiben als icnft.
no urb Die ME iebIidlaeen. liro: 9SeiSen, S9d.
@emiiiearfen unRp Sbiforien, 3fGifa, adc Cor.
ten slice uno sabine Srdter. g9ir babcu So6
tfr ale 3Uede. Reines 9Saiier. doblensruben
in Der Ndbe. 8uie Sdnlen uno airdeH, uIo
cine alatle Biirser, pie tie nint better in irecno
etrcr, 3beile bes Sanocs 1nectroifen iperoen
fonnert. Gin Sober 1T erlolgrei6 mo slrmutb
1T linbefannt. Der gSertb oes 2anoes ipirb in
tpeniser ais 5wei Sabren nuf oas ooppelte iteis
gen. Sic bette tSegelb oes Weitens fir Sprns
bteb, Sfcroe ltnb Shuie.
S6retbt fiir gareainftite in 5arner unb nil
benz Sanb. Die bette Seieeerbeil I'M N8eiten.
sebet Sud- oieie. 8eeeno an, ebe Sbr gnb an
oersipo nieoerlaliet.
~. 3. Wc8tIitp,
0rnaoeiesntbira unb Snuetments,
Saratogd, 9~9oni1g.
Seim Sbreiben eripdbne oieies 9Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
I'd eigne uno berfaute SauS

in Sadion nno ecitonipoob Counties. Wdnue.
beiieruneen. 9idbe fatbolii6er airbe mn
edule in a~nssesei0nete Vegeno.- < eiene
ebenfaqS $500 Ider eono in Morton 0oufiip,
~perfauie. Gin SritieI bdar, Der Nef Al eiin.
itiaen Beoinelneen. Msan ffreibe al
q. Z. WialuncH. Scron gufe, WtinneGota.
Gnpfebluraet loenn gcpiinfhr.
Hsim edlrsibsn erpdbue man sen. oieieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
&iscouitu vGMoere,en.

e6reibi fir Sei6reibnns nIo gretts bon
miioen Qanpes I'M D,il6ipiribibaftss Siirtel bon
aIisconiin, In Der 9,dbe bon iai6oiti6en Stirten
uHp slriieolnnSen.
L. RIVARD, Turtle Lake, Wis.
Bstm edretbss sTwatas man esh. bisfss SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19

gu perfauien.-@ine 81 2der Sdrm al Del
mes bobaelegenes Qano. @eIpunn. II Giibe, Z
Niinoer, 10 Shipeille, 40 Siibner, uqe 5arni
maifinen. Preis $6250. 9narar6ablune $4,000
Nctbpiiibe @emci1oc bat 700 Sumilien
u. GleingciuS d Sou, Wnribfielo, isis.
9jeim S6reibeu erndbne man oieies glait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
Heoner= @ettitretf.

Sm ct. Soicpb's College fnnb an
I6cnb non IA. 0tni elm Hcbner>@ etts
tannpf in bertlfcr SpraGe itatt
Tcbncr lpareu Die 6crrcn Stupentcn
SEQ No. @erfen> SpersniIe, Sbemn
gaonfltrrcn5z Spitem"; Hifarh @rais
Carroll, Sbema: ySdolenfllft"
6lbert 6. Seitmann @uttenber9.
1bema: Ser @ce Sllr SoSial>
reform; 5. Sreb ariebsz9 Dubuque,
Sbcmn: o@arcin Wpreno". Sr. s.
Sreo aricbs eelpann ben eriten Yreis,
SEQ 80fen ben 3rpeitcn. Shiehss
rifter ipareu Die brei bpd,ip. 6erren :
S. j. &empfers 9ubuouc. s. .. Ilbers
bon Cascade uno 6. @oesinger bon
Petersburg. Die Iusiprnhe Der bier
Stlrbcntcn mar I'M @Qgemeinen cine
quite 81 nenren. 8ir p~erionlid 5ieben
cine Sebatte ben einselnen Heben Dor,
neil bnburh cine ~freiere Iusiprahe
er5ielt tpiro INN better conitatiert pers
ben fam, intpiefern Die 6erren Gebner
Die Spra6e beberriden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19

fetn infer 9eitrng bce bod,ip. Sdtcr
@olic ltatt. CT rIbc in Sricoeu!
liner Seileicl