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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27

Mrs. Christine Frederick. one OF the
most celebrated advertising lecturer,
In America, Is to deliver an address In
Richmond on Thursday night. in tn,
auditorium Of tho Central Young Mems
Christian Association, under the aus,
pices OF the Richmond Advertisers
Club. She will speak on the subject
How Advertising Looks to Con
sumer,"
BY Richmond nd men who attended
the Toronto convention of tho Asso-
ctatcd Advertising Clubs OF the World
Mrs. Frederick --.:; lie remembered as
an enterta iniIig and instl active speaker
The fact that she was selected to ad-
ftrcss this great gathering of adver-
Using experts liz the most illuminating
commentary OIL her ability. Mrs. Fred
erick is an experienced public speaker
with voice which carries wonderfully
well.
Mrs. Frederick, in discussing adver-
tising. speaks from an unusual angle
from the standpoint of the person who
reads advertisements. She Is the con
sulting household editor of the Ladies'
Homo Journal. tho New York Sun, the
Philadelphia Public Ledger and other
publications. She Is young college
woman, who. founded the Applecrofi
experiment station, on Long Island
where tests of foods. household de.
vices and methods of work are made,
The lecture by Mrs, Frederick is In
line with the educational campaign be
Ing carried on by the Ad Club. which
has Dlready brought to Richmond such
speakers as Elbert Hubbard and ths
president of the Associated Advertis.
ing Cluhs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
CODE REVISERS
MEET THIS MORNING
Work OF individuals to He Reviewed and
Passed UpOn-Rapid Progress
In Being Made.

The Code Revision Commission will
..meet this morning at 10 o'clock In the
office of Secretary John w. Williams in
tho Capitol Building. The members will
remain In session some days. reviewing
the different branches of work done by
Individual members and passing upon
II as whole.
The commission has made excellent
progress, this being due largely to the
systematic methods of procedure
adopted at the beginning, which ena bled
the work to be done by members of the
commission and by the secretary and
his clerical staff without Interruption,
each giving his time and attention to
the division assigned TO him. With all
Of the members assembled this week
further speedy progress will DC made.
tho completed parts being drawn to.
sether in n composite whole as each
part Is scanned, checked and passed
upon,
The task Of the code revisers has
been made comparatively simple by the
intelligent. business-like procedure
lpon which the commissioners deter
mined at their preliminary meetings.
before essaying the work. Each MEM
Der is we'll informed and will be In n
position tn proceed with the considera-
ton of business this week without ar
gumentative prcliminaries. The work
Will be further facilitated for the code
revisers by the available tabulations OF
laws prepared for the commission by
Chief Clerk Gus IIankins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
CHARTERS ISSUED
Woodward q Van Syke to Engage IL
Printing and Engraving nuslness.

The State Corporation Commission
Yesterday granted charter to Wool
ward & Van Syke. Incorporated, OF
Richmond, authorizing that concern to
conduct a<generil printing and engraN-
ing business. The capital stock is to
he from 1000 to $4,000. The officers
are II. Fl. Chalkley, OF Richmond, presi-
dent. and Rodman Glider. OF Now York,
secretary and treasurer.
Other charters were issued as fol-
lows:
White Barrel and Basket Company,
$4,000 10 $4,000. Objects: Manufactur-
ing barrels. haskets. etc. j. NJ White.
president; Wilson White, secretary and
treasurer, both of Norfolk.
b Automatic Fruitpicker Corporation,
Bristol. Capital stock: $4,000 to s12,-
600. objects. Manufacture fruit
picker. J. G., Nesbt, president and K.
r. Marshall, secretary and treasurer.
johnson CITY, Tenn.
Educational Extension Company. In
$1,000 to 10000. Objects: Conduct
correspondence schools. w. T.. Har-
rington, president, philadelphia; ii. G..
Barker, secretary and treasurer. Scran-
ton, Pa.
The Clifton Forge Normal and Indus
Forge. No capital stock. Objects: Con-
duet school for colored pupils. D. w.
Hill. PRESIDENT; II. A. Stevens, secretary,
both of Clifton Forge.
An amendment allowed to charter OF
the Wentz Corporation, of Big stone
Gap. authorizes Il reduction In the capt.
tai stock of that concern from $3.50 600
TO s650,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
KINGS DAUGHTERS AND
SONS OPEN CONVENTION
Virginin branch begins Twentieth
Annual Meeting at Centenary
Church To- Might.

The opening session OF the twentieth
annual convention OF the Virginia
Branch OF the Interdenominat ional Or
der of the Kings Daughters and Sons
will be held at Centenary Methodist
Church tonight at S:15 o'clock. An
of the convention has been arranged,
and delegates and visitors from every
section OF the State are expected to at
tend the sessions.
AT the opening session the devo-
tional service will be conducted by
Rev. S. G. Hatcher, j.. D., and the adj
dress Of welcome will be made by
Ter. OF Warrenton, will respond to the
address of welcome. Brief speeches will
then be made by Mrs. Sara G. Ingle, of
Columbus. o., and by Mrs C. c.. Kel-
ioway. of Wilmington. i. c. Reports
from the city unions OF Norfolk and
Staunton and committee announce
ments will conclude the opening ses-
sion. Tomorrow morning ut o o'clock
the first regular business session of the
convention will be held.
An attractive musical program for
to-nights session has been arranged.
Miss Adriana Euck, soprano, and Mr..
McGregor tenor will each render Sc
lections.
a feature of the musical program
will be selections by quartet. com
posed of Mrs. $. NJ. Brown, Miss Mar
1orie Harcum, T., l.. Taylor and Au-
brey Pond.
Tomorrow night the principal adj
dress will he delivered by Mrs. An
thony Evans. of New York City, preai-
dent of the International Order Of
Kings Daughters and Sons. Devo-
tional exercises will be conducted by
Rev. james Y. Fair. Tomorrow after
noon delegates and visitorsNto the con-
vention will be rendered reception at
the Country Club OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
GOVERNORS WILL MEET
AT MADISON, WISCONSIN
Governor Stuart Receives Program of
BUSINESS md Entertainment SEES
siOns-Reception In milwaukee,.

Governor Stuart, who has announced
his purpose TO attend the sessions OF
the seventh annual Conference of Gov
errors, to be held in Madison. Wis,
November 1914. inclusive, yesterday re-
ceived from Secretary Miles c. Riley,
of Wisconsin,. communication advis-
ing him OF the elaborate preparations
being made in Madison and Milwaukee
Tor the reception and entertainment OF
the delegates to the conference.
The governors will adjourn on the
last day OF the conference to Milwau-
kee No business session will be held
in that city. The city Of Madison has
consented to share the distinction of
entertaining the large body Of dis
tinguished men with the State of Wis
consin The American city conceded to
he the closest to the realms OF Gam
brinus has been accorded the privilege
Of taking care of the chief executives
of the many States at the close OF the
programmed sessions In Madison What
viii happen to the Governors in Mil
waukee has not been programmed.
1t is only known that they Will be
the guests of tho municipality, the Mill
waukee Chamber of Commerce, the Mil
waul1ee Citizens Business League and
the milwaukee, Merchants and Manu-
features Association. The length OF
their stay in Milwaukee will have to
be determined by the Governors after
they assemble there.
The executive committee of the
seventh conference consists of the fol-
lowing: Governor Francis T.. Nc
Govern. OF Wisconsin,, chairman; Gov
ernor Emmett o'Neal, of Alabama, and
Governor ELIAS NJ. Ammons, of Col
orado. The treasurer of the Cover
nor's Conference Association Is John
FRANKLIN Fort, Of Nowark, ". j., and
the secretary. Miles c. Riley, of Madi-
son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
HOME FOR lNCuRABLES
APPEALS FOR DONATIONS
Annual Dny for Contributions to be
Obserred at Instttutton To-
Morrow.

OF al the eleemosynary institutions
in the State. there Is none more deserv-
ing OF public charity than the Virginia
Home for Incurables- Donation Day
for the home will be held tomorrow.
and Mrs. John Murphy. president of
the board of managers of the institu-
ton, has issued an earnest appeal for
public aid. AS the home is entirely de-
pendent upon public charity, it's con-
tinued existence depends on the gen
crosby OF the public.
The appeal calls attention to the fact
that the advanced prices on practically
every commodity have greatly increased
the expense of the home, and that un-
less donations are promptly made a
continuance of the institution will be
impossible. Gifts of money, provisions
and linen will be welcome. The women's
committee. Will be in charge on We'd
nesday. The appeal for donations is
made annually, and the committee asks
that the public be as generous this
year as it has been In times gone by.
Within the walls OF the home thirty
four incurables are sheltered. The
helpless hands of these unfortunates
are outstretched 10 those mt TO meet
the battles of life. All classes and
creeds are urged to help those who are
suffering the greatest burden human
ity can know-a broken body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
WILL MAKE TWO REPORTS
Minority of Tax CoE,mission, Headed b,
DOnOhOe, Favors Segregation.

There is scant proba bility that the
State Tax Commission Will issue an
other bulletin for the information OF
before handing In Its report to Cover
nor Stuart.
The impression prevails at the Capt.
ports will be ready for Governor Stuart
by next saturday. The members of the
no information on this point. 1t is con
iecturcd that Senator Edward EchoIs
chairman OF the commission. will sign
the majority report and Captain S. r.
Donohoe. OF Fairfax. former State
Auditor. Will sign the minority report
1t Is understood that the minority
report will favor the segregation plat,
Of taxation. The Tax Commission has
hcen at work since last April.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
CASCARETS KEEP
BOWELS REGULAR
AND CURE COLDS
No headache, sour stomach, had
cold or constipation by
morning.
Get a l0-cent box.

Colds-whether In the head or any
part of the body--are quickly overcome
by urging the liver to action and keep
ing the bowels free Of poison. Take
cascarets tonight and you VIII wake
up with clear head and no doubt you
viii wonder what became of your cold.
Cascarets work while you sleep; they
cleanse and regulate the stomach. re-
move the sour, undigested food and
foul gases: take tho excess bile from
the liver and carry off the constipated
waste matter and poison from the
bowels,
Remember the quickest way to get
rid of colds Is one or two Cascarets at
night to cleanse tina system. Get a
10-cent box at any drug store, DON'T
forget the children. They relish this
Candy Cathartic, and 1t is often all that
,is5 need ed \ to- drive a Geld from their
little systems.r-J4k dyertisemsnt.!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
Music Recital.

will give It's first IA Guilty recital Of the
i9I4-15 season ut the Jefferson Hotel
auditorium on the evening of November
Robert Golston Young. pianist; Jay
Donohoe.. violinist, and Robert Sedg-
Wiek Sa These h1ss ns
free, may procure them by calling at
the Virginia Conservatory OF Music,
-s87 LIZ North Sixth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
SIX Warrants Issued.

Sin warrants were sworn out before
a magistrate at Dante, Russell County,
yesterday against coal mine operatives,
laws. Information to that effect came
TO the, headquarters OF the State Labor
Department here yesterday afternoon
tor OF Mines a. q. Lucas. The inspeo
tor did not give the names OF the
accused men, nor did he state when
the cases are 10 be tried, Inspector
Lucas has been diligently prosecuting
cases Of this character In the coal re-
glons OF Virginia for some weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
Nailed for steaIing watch.

Junious Lipscomb, the negro arr
rested by Detectives Duffy. Bertuccl
and and Go I'd Smith t charged with steal;
Jurgens. was yesterday convicted OF
petit larceny Sins the Police Court and
sentenced to jail for ninety days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
llnnn Fined for plnoraer.

Robtrt T. Mann, colored, was yestar-
Giggs In the Police Court when ar.
raigned on charge of maintaining a
disorderly house at 1905 Catherine
night by Policemen Tignor and Dunn
who captured ten other negroes in the
place at the time they arrested Mann
Each of these negroes was fined So and
costs - = ~. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
Required to give seeur,t,

: "a, r. piabi, T.. VI. Slynor and Edward
Abraham. arrested by Patrolman TAFT
was charged with conducting gamb-
ling -house, were each placed under a
$500 SECURITY for six months by Jus
terday. r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
FINED for Thro,v,nr noc,.,

John Anderson. .colored. was yester-
Norton with rock, and Vas fined
$40 and costs by Justice Grtggs in the
Police Court,
Alfred Lewis. colored, charged with
ssff66ns oruhh ana alaofe'efty, wac ilnsu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
Onen on SUNDAY.

c. F. Davis was Yesterday fined SIS
and costs in the Police Court when
place OF business open for business on
the Sabbath.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
Wilson Charged with Tbett

The. case against George Wilson,
colored, arrested by Detectives Duffy
and Hertucci on a warrant charging
Young. was yesterday continued until
October II by Justice Griggs in the
Police Court
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
Sniarenb

Sn araSnif mar es, OaB Elm Suiar
nit DER fllr5cn Yfciic im WlrtOc &C.
gen bcu tScino anritt. Ger 2eutnont
rici ibm 5u: o@irf bod Die Ffcifc
meg, memi on ms Scucr rcitcit!"
God Der Suinr c%ntgcgnetc: ~@e.
nicrt mid nid)t meiter," mo giu8 pic
cin Scuicl gegcn Ole aoiotcl los, bon
ocnen cr alld) 5wei lange aerlc ais
@eiangetc mad, elmer Stunoe 5uriid.
bradtc. Bic Yieiie idcint feincn Slll-
gcnblid uus9cgan9cii 5l lem, oenn
bcim Scimritt oumpitc JIG ebcnio &c.
miitblid) mic bcim Ausritt.
Gincn Sularcn, Der bon lcincr Wilt-
ter 9lbid)ieb nabm irugtt Die alte
Srau Gngitli6: oWeroen Dir Die 5ipeI
Scmoeu I'M 5orniiter g%eniigcn?" gr
outmortctc ielbltbemuBt: v9ta, mo
oh. gldt Gage TRACE id ons cine,
mcitcrc nd)t Gage onS onocrc- mo
Ooun mcroen mir Ole lod,tef OcS So
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
SnrdD ben &opf geidJoWen.

aurl &. Gin @ieucr, mllrOc an =.
Scpt. III elmer Der Sd]lad)tcn alli Dem
norolidcn aric9aidjallplab Ourf Gle
men neutrality-suspicious. III Den
aopi a%etroffen. Die &appc Oes SunO-
pcbridilben icigt nod Den GlnItitB
Der ruiiiidcn Spibfugcl. :. idilocrt
Den aalnpi lulo Den Nn8cnbllf 'clncr
Scrmumoulg iolgcnocrmdBcn: n@lr
worcn ol,rt) 5luci Gage III 9roBter Gr.
rcgulig, ocnn mir b0rter llub labcn
nid,ts pom Scinb. GnOlidl fam 0as
acmmunbo .IormGrta". &Ir itiir5.
ten inns aili Den sScinb, mo ca gclalg
ms, .brel 8rinnacnc jt mufcn. Ia
bcaanncn oic Woihillcngcmchrc 6u
icilerir. nnb ih mari mid, nit 0cl, Orcl
Hriien. bic id oil cincn Strid gcbut,
Den bate, 5u Spoen. aarm hattie ld)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

Den aopf gebobenL bo traf MIDI Elm
Shilb, es mar mie Elm ld)ar1er
Sd)laa: i6 mar i'm Nugcnbllf blllts
iiheritromt, idb ober nod, iple oas
8eid,oB BON meirer 9ude in Die groe
iloa. Iic Nuiien poltcn fllcbet,
aber id) hielt lie feit lil0 mortctc bis
mem Seiltnunt fam. Gem ilbcr1nh
ih Die @efangenen. Gr laNtc:
.Mcnid. Sfnu, Dab Ou idnca 5ltlr
Scrbaloplns fpmnnit. OIL bolt ia cincll
aopiidmB, Sd begub mid lelblt 5l
Sen IerSten. nllrbc ucrbnllOen lilo
'ounn nod @icl geidlift." Der appf-
idnlB mllroc BON Den glcr5ten mic clll
Wlllt0cr %beitount. anapp inter Der
rcd)ten Sd)lGfc mnr Die aiigcl cillgc.
orullacr, bate Sen @ollntcn oltrt,s
ullcrt mo mar oilf Der linfen Mange
bcrdlta0ctreter. Nit Nitsnobnle
elmer Storlulg oca SehncrpS ota rcdls
ten sll,gcs llub ihmer5boftcn Sdlpcl'
luruen an Der @iulhuBltelie, filblt
iid) ). goll5 mobl.-S. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
@ricasaliif nnO Ycio.

SI0cnburg, Is. DIT. Som
@roBbcr5og bon SlOeuburg, Der lid
i'm 6elbe bcfinoet, miro iolgcnoe
Mncfootc beribtct. Gr 'batte lid NIT.
ten inter icine Haloestlnoer III clltell
Shiieengraben gelcgt. bon no ans or
nit Dem @cpebr eflcs Scrmnnocten
fr6itig aui Den 6eino icl,erte, Gin
Observation-Disclosures Sdropncll @citoB
pcronnlnBtc Ole Serte i'm Sdiisen.
arabcn, Die aopic berab5lt0uden. Ter
8rpBher6og mud)te eb cbeltlo. Nla
barm einigc Sefumoen ipdter dle mle.
Der bic &opfe bobell, melnte er: "Sna
iii abcr cine pcro -. 8cIhlhtc! Sat
man Den aopi oben, Damn brcltItt
eirem Elm Sdrupnea Oroui, bat man
i'm ulter, Damn beiorNen'S Die Srens
nciicln!" Ger @roBberSog mar nam.
lid nit Dem @eiid,t in crte Srcnnclicl
gerotben. gber ulld) oa pcrlleb i'm
iein gutter Sllmor nidt.
Ter pruttiide Ar5t Or. 81. auSSOcr
olOenbnrgiid,en Stuot 8ed,ta lit ais
Stabsor5t Der 2onomcbr eingeSoaen.
Gr mar bel Gbnrlcroi nit Dem Der.
binoen cines fran5oiiif)en Oiii5lerS
bcitditi9t, ais er iidl bel leinem Dor.
nonlen in Der Scimatbiprad)e angerll.
icu bort. Mls er Dem Hliie nadcllte,
fono err cincn Sermnnoeten aus Der
@cgcno bon Scd)tN. aaltm fltlete er
rebcn Dem Sermutoeteh 10 lab CT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

ton1mcn, no inter ciucm oreifaden
Snrrab crltmul Die ocutid)c Slnggc
micbcr am Sod n%uiac6ogen murbc.
6unbcrtunbeimulbfilni8ig Gage mar
mar unteripe9S gciucicn, obnc cineu
Snicu o~n5ulauien. Sungcr umo Surit
bate man 6lpar nidt 5u lciocu bralls
dJen, nbcr Die Ncrbcnunipnnnung mar
bodl groB gclucicn. Seet licgt bds nit
Sccgrns iibcrlpndicnc Shiif ltpl5 nit
ieincr .YnOung bel Stuplcton z. g.,
mo Der anpit1n idlmln5clt, iucnn or
cr5dblt, mic bcutidc SccmdunstiidJz
ti9fcit Dem Die Mcerc bcbcrridenbcn
England nit cinem Scgler %cntrpnncrl
iii uno Dem Yutcrlano cine 0iilior
Mari acrcttct bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
iirfiidrruiiiidrengliider &ries.
(Wer bat angefangen?)

lSSc u uHHeluIlHell!
ST 0 nit antinppcl =. Nop.-
C@olff. Siirfiife Ioritelluua .)-GIn
amtlid)es Sommuniane beiagt, aus
Den Nlsia9en geiansener rltililhcr
Matrplen ltn0 aus Der Nmuclcnbelt
cines Minenlegers bel Der ruililhet
Slotte gebc bcruor, Dob oielc Die NIB
Iift bate. oen @ingailg oes Sospo.
rus ourdJ Winen 5u lperren, inn Die
tiirtiihc Slottc, Ourd) Die Wlnclllperre
getrennt IN 5wei &heilc, p%oQitduOig 5u
pernihten. ,Nu Der Mnnobme, 0aB tic
bierourd) DER @efdbr zines lle6erfaacs
allsaeiest lciu miirbe mo inter Der
@prullsieBlmg, bob Die Hui'cn Die
acknowledgement obrc porbcrgegon-
gene &riegserflGrlng eroffnet bottcn,
bcaann Die tiirfild)e Slottc Die Ser
folsrng Der ruiiiiden Slottc, ser.
lpren9te lie, bomburOierte Se6altopul
mo ~5erltorte i'm Soicn bon Nomorol'
'iiisf 80 YetroleunbebGlter, Il Vtlll'
t1rtranSportlfiffe, mehrere 8etreioc'
magazine mo Ole Stntiot Der orabts
loien Selearapbic. Gin arelt5er
muroc in ben @runo gebobrt, ein an.
ocrer ruliiIher Stronger Idpuer beldlu-
Oiat, Der alcid)iulls gelltnfen leil
oiirite. 9lud cin Sdiif Der utiliId)en
ireimiui9en 6Iotte iant. n OOeila
lulo Scboitopol muroell iilnI Getro.
leltmreicrpoirc ollrh OnS tiirfiid)e
tSeuer pernidtct.
Yetrogra0 >. 9tou,-1. 3.
q. Amtlid). HullildJe GarItellnng.)
Sic Communicates Der Scrliner
linb @iener Igentllren b%ebuiipten, Die
riliiiid)e 6lottc babe Ole tSeinOiellgfei-
ten 9egen oas tiirfiihe @cidppooer
croifnct. Gicic Sebauptungen limo
leere griinoun9en uno nilr oarallI be-
red)net, Die Wteinlng III apnltolltlno.
pei IRE 5ll fiibren, Ole wiiientlid) III
ll%nfenntniB geboiten miro ilber oer
perii0en. bon ben inter Dem &onl.
nlalloo Ger oeutiden Sifi5iere itehen'
oem tiirfiiden Sd)ific unsgefiibrter
Mn9rifi gegen unicre aillte. 0os
glcid)c Teriobren lit bereits ppr oer
ScltidJen nll9epenbet morocll, ais ltC
ms Den arica crflGrtcn, mo Dies mt
ciilcm Ginioll rl,iiiihcr Soloateu II
oclitihes @ebiet rcdticrtlQtcn (lld)i
mnhr) n,1hrpuN fciI, rujiiidlrr Sol0u,
Dor Der &ricgscrfldrnug nlc @rcnit
iibcrid)ritteu bate. Scbt mie frilbcl
hat oie ruiiiIhc tSlotte Dor Se9inn ocl
fSeinoieligfeiten ourd, ole Silrfcn fel
men 9lft Der Sciloicligfeit untcrnom'
men. IS lit ldlieBlih flor, OaB oil
SeidieBltng Der mgegriiienen SAFER
olrd) oic tiirfiihc Slotte nidt bGtt(
criolacn fonncn mcun Die TcInolell9
feitcn BON HuBlanO eroiinct morOer
mdrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

ren id)on Die ihmusigc @aide 10
ihen ntiiiien."
Gin Suior crgriif mabrenO oes
Samples in Serbien eilleil fleillen
aomitnoidi uno 5og i'm 81 iif) auf'S
YierO, pabrertb er nit Der freigeblies
benen &ed)ten aitf Die Serben losbieb.
Oton frnate i'm, mas Oieies geruogte
Decentralization 5ll he0elltcn hobe, nno
er cntgrlnctc: Ser aerl lol nit
eigc,cn Hi.lAeii irbeu. mic felg letle
SanOsleutc 0appllaufen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

fobr nod, nid,t beIcitigt, I'M @c9cns
'tbcil, ppr Dem iidercn Yort Iuncrtcn
Gin paar cnqliihc arcll5er alf Haub,
obcr inter ocm SduB cincs pidtcn
Ncbcls gclung cs bcm padcrcn aapts
TIN rno iciucr 8ciaBun9, Glildlid) an
cinem brci @cilcu DitIid bonn Got
laub gorb 2cuttidiii Aciittetcu 8ros
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