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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-30
TRANSFERS.

John J. Campion 60 Edward J.
| Mailer, S Washington ay, 80 It
fr Verona nv, 25x101 ..........
/ William II. Gilmore to Thomas L.
Bowers, s S Market st, at cor
lot Old Grace Church, 20x110; and
other tract NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Thomas #. Bowers to Essex Press,
Inc. s W cor Halsey st and
Maiden lane, 95x122 ............
Clifford f. MacEyoy to William @.
Baker, S Fifth ay, 80 It W FIR
North Ninth st, 30x172. 1000
William g. Baker TO Dorothy r.
MacEyoy, same property $3.50.
Marilla l.. FRANKIE to Elmer Il.
FRANKIE, Jr., S Olympic ter, 600
George L. Horle to Margaret II.
Reeve, Shepherd av, SIS II
e fr Hunterdon st, 50x100. 80.
Samuel Thornton to w Raymond
Thornton, Garside st, IA &c
fr Taylor st, 25x100. .........
Rosa Piserchio and hus to Mari
ano CYCLIC, $ Telford st, 1926
It s fr fremont av, 25x100. -.
Forest Hill Association to Roby u.
Ward, DeGraw nv, 1877 IT n
fr Grafton av, 37x100 ..........
John f. Monahan tsheriff) to Anna
Richissin, cor Concord st
and Sherman nv, 25x100; and
other tracts
Annie T. Dolan ct al. to John $.
Dolan, Bergen st, 1875 IT 5 fr
Bank st: 25x100 ...........;:..
Charles b. Davis TO Pauline
Buchet, W Nairn pl, Old #
fir Clinton nv, 50x11g ........
TOWNSHIPS.
J. Frederick Pension to Charlotte
Carroll, East Orange, Craw-
ford st, 119 Il fr Rhode
Island az, 30xl00; and other tract
The Ridgewood Land Co. to
Guiseppe Buonocoro, Irvington,
Wilson st. 100 IT W fr Or
Sebastian burst to Emil burst
Irvington, S South Twenty-first
st, 40 ft W fr Springfield nv,
virginia B. Williams and hus to
Elizabeth A. King and hus, West
Orange, W $ Seward st, 100 TT II
fir land of v. b. Williams, 30x10o
The Arthur ID. Crane Co. to ].
Grove st, 100 ft FIR Cottage st.
Ethel b. Headley and hus to wer-
ner Construction Co, Belleville,
n Roosevelt av, 446 1T W fr
Riverside drive, 25xSS ...,.....
Werner Construction Co. to j.
Lewis Fiacre, Belleville, same
property ....,...... ...........-
Antonio Serritella ct al. to Gilso
nina Cucolo, and bus, Belleville.
Magnolia st, $50 1t s fr S
Cross st, 17x125 .........,....4.
Pauline Buchet and hus to Charles
Il. Davis, East Orange, W Cam
bridge st, 800 # FIR Central az,
bUXl1O ......s....... ....s...s.s.
Barney Larkey (trustee) TO Albert
S. Wright, Montclair, W cor
Brookfield and Edgemont roads,
33K13J ................ ...,.....
Sarah A. Vedder to Cyrus Il.
Lerch, Caldwell, $ Arlington
av, 525 IT IL FIR Hatfield st, 30x1e5
Jacob Stohman to Auguste Roche,
jr., ct al. ttrusteel. Fast Orange,
II Elmwood nv, so fl W fr Hal
stead st, 110x122 ...............
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-30
81. Benedicts' Squad at work.

st. Benedlct's football squad left to-
clay at ! o'clock for their football clash
with st. Augnstinian Academy at
Tompkinsvile, s. l. Earlier in tho
season the st. Benedict boys downed
the st. Augustinian eleven by a score
Of Is to o. Coach Vaughn Hulse'a
charges have been working hard in
practise and expect to be in good
form for the game Tuesday afternoon
when they will play the South Side
School team at the Newark Athletic
Field. South Orange avenue and Boy
Ian street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-30
Two Murderers Sentenced

JERSEY CITY, Oct. 3O.-Munzio Di
Maria and Dotninick Royelli, who
were convicted of murder in the Sec
ond degree, were sentenced yesterday
by Judge George G.. Tenant to the
maximum sentences of not more than
thirty nor less than twenty years in
State prison.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-30
HARD PROBLEM AHEAD FOR
SCHOLASTIC ASSOCIATION
Major Football Games
on SchOolbOy Program

Big scholastic football games are
on the calendar today and tomor-
row Montelair comes in for It's
share of games today. two being
ON tap. Tomorrow East Orange and
Plainfeld will clash at Ashland
Field. East Orange The games
scheduled are as follows
Games To-day.
Newark Acad. Ut Montelair Aead.
Stevens Prep. ut Montclair High.
St Benedicts at st. Augustinlan.
Games Tomorrow.
Plainheld Mt East Orange
New Brunswick at Rutgers Prep
Easton High at Dover.
Trenton y. s. at Bordentown
Stone School ut Morrlstown
Haekensaek at Rutherford
Kingsley ut Horace Mann
Lawreneeyille at Pennington
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-30
Players Inquiries Prevent Game.

Owing to injuries sustained by sew.
eral of its star players. the Irvington
High School team yesterday was
forced 10 cancel it's scheduled game
with the South Side High School elev-
en- at the City Athletic Field. IL is
probable that the game will be played
later in the season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-30
Big crowd with Newark Academy Eleven

Newark Academys Football eleven
was accompanied by a big delegation
to the Montclair Academy grounds to-
cay, where the annual gridiron battle
between these school elevens will take
place. Both teams appear evenly
matched and another battle. such as
was witnessed last year when Mont
clair won by a score of to 0, Is
looked for.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-30

Ashland Field, East Orange, in a
game of football. The East Orange
eleven is looking forward to the game
with the Railway team Tuesday after
noon At East Orange, The contest,
which was postponed a few weeks ago
on account of the poor condition of the
grounds. is expected to be one of the
best OF the season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-30

Chance for Local Fans TO See Rutherford.
Scholastic fans OF this city viii have
another chance to size up the Ruth
erford eleven. which is claiming the
championship of the State, when it
will meet Barringer High Schools
team at the City. Athletic Field,
Thursday, November l..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-30

Piainneid at East Orange.
East Orange High Schools eleven
Will have the Plainfield High School
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05
Democratic Convention

The democrats of Alaska, in conven- ton assem bled, have adopted, without protest, platform in wbich the follow ing endorsements are made:
 The platform pledges the democratic party of Alaska 10 co operation with the National democratic administra. tion and with that administration to secure full territorial government, rail- road construction, Secretery of the In- terior Lanes development board, open ing of the coal lands, abolition ot for est reserves, abolition of the St. Mich aeI military post, to make corporations keep out of politics, statehood when Alaska has 100000 population, land surveys, land office at some point to the Westward, primary election law, Australian ballot, workmen's cOmpen- sation act, aids to navigation, improve ment of the Yukon river at it's mouth, and Nome harbor, liberal appropria- tious for roads and trails, establish ment of hstcheries, striotest regula- tions of fisheries.
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05

The attempt of Representative Fal-
 eoner to saddle a prohibition law on the people of Alaska, has come to naught. No doubt be will reap the fruit of his political grand stand effort when he comes up for reelection this fall. His statement that the state of Washington will go dry at the next election indicates his astute desire to be on the winning side. He begrudges the sl5OOO spent annually in Alaska in the attempt to prevent "the depraved white men of the North from selling liouor to natives and debauehing them" In turning down the prOposit- ion of the ambitious congressman, the House showed a certain amount of good judgment. Alaska is now working
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05

The folly of the senseless booming of Alaska is being illustrated by the num- Der of impecunius men looking for work who are being dumped into the seaports of Alaska, lured by the enthu. siastic but misguided predictions of the results to the territory of the building of the government railroad. When it is realized that actual con- struction will probably not be com meueed for two years, the wickedness of this booming is apparent. A state. ment credited to the governor of Alaska in Seattle recently, that Alaska in twenty five yeare "would have a pop. uIatiou of 1OOOO,OOO people" is some. what lurid to say the least.-Iditarod Pioneer.
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05
Card of Thanks

To those kind friends and neiRhbors who through love and sympathy gave us the help SO sorely needed in our day of distress and afliction, we offer our sincere thanks.
 MRS. JOHN GEsEKUs AND CHILDREN.
 MR. AND MRS. B. SCHRAMM,
 MR. AND MRs. OTTO WDEMANN,
 MR. AND MRs. GEO. II. PETERSON,
 MR. AND MRS. CHAs RIGLNG.
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05

All other topics of conversation have given place to the war in Europe. Es' pecially on Douglas Island, where a large part of the population is made up of former residents of the countries involved, do the dispatches and bulle tins strike terror to hearts. Many have relatives and friends in that far land, where the missiles of death and destruc- tion will soon be falling like rain. What will be their fate? We can only hope that some powerful hand will yet stay the tide of conflict that is sweep ing over that distressed country.
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05
NOTICE OF MARsHALs sALE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, lee. DIV. No. 1, DISTRICT OF ALASKA

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, es. DIV No. 1, DISTRICT OF ALASKA
 Public notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a writ of execution, dated July S1st, A. D. 1914, issued out of the District Court for the First Division, in District of Alaska, on a judgment rendered in said Court on the 2Srd day of July, A. D. 1914, In favor of Charles Rudy and against Denny Orfanos and Zoe Orfanos, J have on this First day of August, A.. D. 1914, levied upon the following described real estate. situated in the City of Douglas and District of Alaska, to-wit
 certain piece of land about 6Oxs0 feet, with small dwelling house and cabin thereon, situated between the upper and lower tracts in the town of Douglas; also certain piece or parcel of land SeYeuty-seYen (Iil feet wide running along the A. T. c. NJ. Co.'S R. k. track and SO feet deep, running back from said R R. track toward the channel; this land is almost directly opposite from the Congregational church, and lies In che form of a square;
 And that I will accordingly, offer said real estate for sale. at public vendue to the high est and best bidder for cash, on the 4th day of September, A. ID. 1914, at o'clock D. mo, on the premises, in the town of Douglas Alaska. Dated, Douglas, Alaska, August ], AID. l9l4
 II. A. BISHOP, U. s. Marshal, 1st Div, District of Alaska.
 By WM. FELs, Office Deputy. First publication, Aug.
 Last publication, Sept. 2.
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05

girl that can't get new dress for this occasion is in hard luck. Invitations will be sent to all the dancers on both sides of Gastineau channel, and the Treadwell Club will be crowded on this night, indeed as the years go hy and the population increases it has become almost impossible to accommodate the crowds that gather This will be the tenth annual ball, given by this organi' zation.
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05

One of the first effects in this coun try of the war is the closing down of the Jualin mine, which was operated by capital from across the sea. About POO men are thrown out of employment.
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05

The closing of saloons in Alaska has failed to accomplish the great purpose for which it was intended, when Juneau people tell of being chased by whales on the Lords day.
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05

New inventions are sometimes put to strange and unexpected uses. An old timer out at Knik tied an Evinrude motor to his neck with a stout rope and jumped into the sea.
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05

under a very fair local option law. 1.-the people of any community where sa' looms exist are opposed to them, they have it in their power to say that they shall not be. Looks fair to us.
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05

A certain Juneau paper predicts great prosperity in the United States because of the war in Europe. The great daily should take another look.
Douglas Island news., 1914-08-05

The date of the Treadwer Firemens' Ball has been fixed for Wednesday, August 18th. This is the great annual social event on Douglas Island, and the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Nh biz &at1olifem DeS GrbtreiieS.

0as pom Gage WoriG @ebiirt Sa.
tirte Semoihreibeu Gapft 9enesifts
hes 0iinf5ebnten bat lnut rSnerpas
tore Homano" DOM ri. Sept. iolaelt.
Den @ortkaut:
linmitfefbar Nas, ltrierer @rhebuna
auf ben Stnbl Netri baben @ir, Oh.
Doh( mir Inns mobl bepuBt liuO. mie
penig 0ir Dem hpben @inte gerpah.
len ltno, auf'S t,effte ben sebeiren
&otbid)lnB Der 0priehulg anaebetet,
melf)e liniere 10 a~erirghisise @erion
81 elmer 10 erbabereu Wiirbe erhoben
hat. @enn @ir. obmobl ohne eigene
Ser0ienite, oennoh iroben Miithes
urto poll 8erffauen Die Aeeier,ng bes
hohiten Hrisitertbhms antroteL ge-
ifab es. neil Nir I'M Y%ertrauelt auf
@ottes &iite tiht baron 3neifeln, boB
@r, Der Inns Die idHpere Siiroe oieies
glmtes auferleate. Inns ieine arait
uno Bu aegebener 3eit leine Sillfe lei.
hen meroe.
Wenn Wir bon oieier boben @orte
oes 4poirofii6en amtes llnieren
Bid iiber oes Serrn 5eerbe idppeiien
laiier, eriiiIt Inns iefort ein unbe.
id)retbliher Sdreden uno arobe Bit
terniB anaeiifts oieies ganSen enties.
lid,en &riegsid,auipiels, oas einen 10
groBen Sbeil guropas ourt Seuer
un6 Sfpuert nerrpIitet uno nit Gbri-
Itenblut r0tbet. SIT Tins bod pom gn.
ten Sirten SseiMs 9briihis auierlest,
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ner unb Staie an umfaiien. "a 8ir
oem 8eiipiele oes Serrn ioleeno, be.
reit iein miiIien uno es limo. lluier Sc.
ben fir oerer Sell 5u laiien, iii es I'm
Ter te'fer Gnt'd)luB, llfts 5u urtter.
lolieu, mas in llnierer Mioht Iteht,
Inn oas Gnoe oes llnsliids 5u be.
ihleunisen.
Snswiifcn fonnen mir nift Inn.
bin, ebe Wir llus nad) aer @spilogen-
belt Der roniit,en Ydpite, bel Begun
llnieres Vontiiifates an ale Sber-
birten wetoen, lenes leste Wort I'm
ieres beilisen nnuereeBliher @or-
! dangers Sins X. aui5uereiien, oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Direfte WaAriht aus lilfiiugen.

81 o d, elter 81. g.. bcn 3. Oh.
IA. - Hsrtbe Hebaftionl Sbrent
Rmtlhe gemdS, ienoe i'd Sbnen bicrs
bei cine aarts BON meircr SNfuelter.
fpelGe n,ir ebcr aus Der 0eimatb 5lle
fam. 0biHou bieiefhe Icbon 45 Sage
alt 1T. spar lie mir bod ber8lid, Ipill>
iommen. Rar bod bel gusbrud) bec
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Sdypersr sA panis gu lllflinsen.
tpeIhes am eriten Gage .bsleet"
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m 0iisriH (9ieas) unb elm Sruber IN
Der irnnSDiiiden arinse. Die 8drte
it Gus 1sulsn patiert. 100 mein Sheim
Hfarrer it. 0islelbe lurtet: gSeuler.
ben ts. @uaitN IA. Sisber Sec! Sdl
min perlutea. Oh b;es adrtdsn biz, az
Sir gesaast. @us ben 4ei,lnesn lp;rit
Su ssieaen hansn. has mir Srnppen
bier 6aben. NiMtser, grnejtius. sos
pbie unn i'd iinr ieit IL Eaaen bier
IN EsIlsn. Ser Sbsin 1T ims bolen
eefonmner. or mollfe ms nift aasin
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8ohe oie;e SoIbaten bier. Seute
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fomn1en aber nabrItsiulih nod
anSsrs. 2xaSs iol frrS un'srt Gore
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fefr int Srlago 1T ;c5r i&ledt. Was
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
3~uremburs unb Der 2ries.
(Ius Der rGur. Goltsstg.".

9urembucg, Oen 4. ausuIt
'14.--Im Semstns Mheto sesen 8
llbr ipitrbt aug lllfIingen mitses
tbeilt, Der Sababpf ulflingsn lei BON
beutldlem YtilitGr beiest lporoen.
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merle @ommanbo mit9etheiit, es ieiesl
3ipar ndbreno eiui8er 3eit beutihe
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gen. 0a ibrs boriige Nniueienbeit duI
eiuem Srrtbrm beruht bate. Nud)
Die Hegierurg, Welder oie Nad,riht
mitgefbeilt muroen mar. erbisit Die
Intlport. baB Die Selesun9 bes Subns
buf5 uliliugsn mir auf einem Srrtbum
berllbt babe,
Sieie Nnselesenbeit trtB iih I'M
@insslnen. aenlGs Der am oonnta9
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bilrgre Yreile bon 9rn. Staatsminiiter
gpiden 9eaebcneu MittbeiIuug, fol
genoermaBen gu: Am Snmsta9 Nbeno
9eaeu : llbr trafen IN lllilin9en orei
Nutpmobile nit beutld,en Solpaten am
0abnbui elm. Der Gpmmdnonnt bic
ier pcutlden Solhuten brang nit leBs
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babe Seiehl er6ultcn, bns Scle9rns
pbef Bureaus 81 beiebcn, Us fam 81
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miilen. baB mir aui nelltrulem @obcn
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eineu @efebl idlid, %pcritnnocn. Suranf
ginacn Die peutiden Splhaten tort.
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bic lirembrrsiite Hesieumg benad,s
ridtiat. oab bcutidle SiiiSiere mb
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bcutiden Snlnnteu i~eitsenommen.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
W~rn6ber3sgtbnm.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Der v9hicaeo @meriean" bonn 5.
October. bns eelbite Der 8elben Slats
ter peurif'S, iibertriift ale anberen
Ii q n mefeunsen nit Dem fol9cns
Den Trumpi:
Yarts. 3. Sft.-Ssm Figaro"
meloet Elm l%uremburger Sfild)tling
SaS @roBherso9tbum III bon Den
DeutiGen nerpiiltet iporeen. unb ole
@roBbersosin Marias 4peIbeto beftnbei
lid ais @efnnscns olf einem OeutideH
SdloS in Der Ndae bon GMrl,perg,
Die Stfisisrc bea 9ilscmburgsr Srets
pilfieentorps oon $50 Raun, bar
Inter Der 9ommaubunt, Waior ban
Dpd, iinb bon ben Ocutlfen erihn'Ier
ilnb bic Soloater a.s ariegssefun9e,le
abgeiubYt iporbeu. Seiua1e aae
Dorier oes @rpBber5oetblms iinb Dem
goeen sleihsemadpt moroeu, neil IL
osn beutldeu Hnerifi auf Song'pp sea
iISrt babeu. Yisle gimpohner. Die nit
Sranfreih InmtpathiIicren, flno er=
i%etoilsn Enb nisle nuoere eeportiert
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

fitrS Dor ieiaem Ssbe leine apoItoil.
lhe Siuior9e unb 2iebe 5irm DSea-
ld,en9eiblsf,te ibH etnaab.
Nabrsno Bir ielbit, l,sgen urs
S1noe gum SttHuel erbs5en, Rttt
autboren rperoen, Den aAerbod)lte1t
alsaiieben, bitten. beidaporen nno en-
mlabnen Mir, pie Inner 8srgdrger
es aui oas lebbafteite aettut bat, aIle
Sobne Ser Stride, msbeionoeve Die
0ieuer oes Serra. oaB lie fertfabren,
lei es IN oemiithigem @ebete ODER in
ofientIit,en Mnootsen. Colt al be-
itiirmen, oaB er eineeSenf letner
9armberaigfeit Die @eiBel leines Cor
mes, pomit er @erehtiafeit ubt Oh Der
Climber Der 8olfer, nieoerlege.
N0ee Ole Allerielisite SitasIrnat
unb @%otteSmutter l%tnIere Bite ltn'
terItiisen, lie, oeren @eburt 8ir hette
ieiern, nno Die Dem geouolten WeH-
ld]enaeifledIte, leldnteno lpie ole
Noreenrotbe oes 6rieoens, lenen
itenfen lolte, in Dem Der erptge Sater
alles ueriohnen mpute.
SoounN bitten mo be'tiooren @ir
aus ganser Seele jene. rpeld,e Die De
lhite Ger Boiler leiten, lie moften
Inn oes Wobles Der menihllfen 8e"
Iefl lfa piqen ole 3pietraft beilelte
lescn, mo6ten bebenfen, 0aB ihon 5u'
oiel 5raner urb @leno p%orbdnoen lit,
nm es nod Su permebren, oaB genilg
| Huinen geidnffen, genitg ocs mef'd)'
liden 9lutes gefloIien lit. Wogen lie
bolo Den @efiihlen bss Srteoens in
ihrem @emiitbe Haum geben uno lid
| Die Sano reihen. Damn meroen lie
mir lid uro ihre 0oiter @ottes reid,er
9ohn e%rutert, iih bohe YeroienIte I'M
Die Civilization ermerben mo Inns
Dos erpeiien, pas Inns an eenehm.
item nno ermiinidtelten lit, Der @ir
bmrh Die 10 ld,fpere 0erlpiflung Der
8erbGttniiIe bon anfang an Inner
apcitoliihes glmt nid,t menis geitort
leben.
" NJ, 8. september 1914.
| 9enebift XIV,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Semtih pafristiihe ingembnrger
Snaeup.

Die .Srieriide Canoes 3eirrns"
l6reibt: Nud bic luremhnrser Sns
senb rinlnlt on Den Siegen Der oelit@
ld,en Seere einen beseinerteu unb
her8erauidenben Antbeil. @ic uns
bon BORT seidriebeu miro. bat iih am
0tittpod IN Der Staot 2irembnrg Die
Slscnn in einem groBen S,ise 3uIum>
mensefuuoeu uno 5p9 in oieier Set
itiuumung ourh bic StraSen. Su
Dem 3nae ipiirben pisle S~dbnd,eu ais
Seiheu Der duseren Sreube aetra9eu
uno bic liebe Susero lang II friSfwr
4eb,e edit belitihe patriotiide BOLTS
licoer. barlinter beionoerS .Sie 8aht
am 8beiu". SicIc 8eseiiterune Der
luremburger Suaenb bot altf Die Sente
ihen. lpelde benz froben Sreiben mil
inniser SreuOe 5uiaben, eineN seraSes
su erbebenocu @tnorud semadt."