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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
Former Journal Man
Pursued by Misfortune

The two children, aged two and five
years, respectively, of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
V. Sefton, formerly Of this city and
now residing at 1872 Fiske street, Port
land, narrowly escaped being burned to
death yesterday morning when they set
the house afire while playing with
matches. The house, which was one
story dwelling, valued at about S40O
was burned TO the ground
The little girl. aged five, attempted
to put out the flames but, finding it
impossible, ran TO call her mother,
leaving the baby in the burning house
Mr.. Seton was employed on the Can.
ital journal during the summer Of 1914
in the circulation department. Will
riding his motorcycle over in Pol
county he ran into a dust rut and was
pitched headlong into the road sendinp
him TO the hospital where he hovcred
between life and death for days and did
not entirely regain his strength fc
nearly year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
WILLAMETTE NOTES

Dean Chaee has selected the young
ladies who will compose the Ladies
Glee club for the coming year. Those
chosen were: Olive Rosche, Carrie
Cooksie, Fannie McKennon, Margaret
Garrison, Leila McCaddam, Ruth Spoor,
Grace Sherwood, Violet Maclean, Lucille
McCully, Ruth Winters, Louise Ben.
son, Glenna Teeters, Esther Emmel,
Venita Mckinney, Maude Maclean, Car
oline Sterling, Valeda Hoxie, Esther
Cox, Leila Jones and Winifred Bag.
ley, They met yesterday afternoon for
their first practice at the music hall.
Sandwiches, to supply the crowd that
awaited on the steps after chapel, were
not Forthcoming, at least IN great
enough numbers. Five baskets Of them
were sold in short time, but so hungry
was the crowd for the delicious NOR.
sells that only about half were able TO
get any Of them. Next Wednesday the
Y w. c. A. plan to supply everyone.
Oscar Lund, ex. JIG was visitor on
the campus this morning. He was a
member Of 'Doc" Sweetland IS famous
football team while in school two years
ago. He stated that it seemed good to
come back and see old friends.
1t Is probable that Willamette will
meet Chemawa on the home gridirOn
next Saturday, With no game, between
now and the big game or the year, 0c-
tober 30, when U. Of o. comes to Salem
the game with Chemawa viii help won
derfully in keeping the team on edge
for the big battle. Coach Mathews has
been working his men hard this week
and they are beginning to show results
in the manner in which they play,
Willis "Jack" Bartlett invited sew
eral Of his friends in last night to one
of the most unique and at the same
time interesting parties that has been
held in university circles for some time
The evenings entertainment consisted
in having everyone present write SOC
word essay, taking up some specific
phase Of art. Those present were all
delinquent members Of Prof Wallace
McMurray's popular advanced rhetoric
class. The essays win be presented tC
the professor for his enjoyment. About
1880 o'clock sumptuous feed
was enjoyed by all. Those present were
Messrs. Joe Gerhart, John Gary
"Toots" Bartlett and Harold Tobie.
Miss Barbara Steiner, popular
Young lady Of the freshman class, WA
elected vco.president Of the class Mon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

of the objects of the Portland show
was to familiarize the people or the
state with its products and that for
the first time, all the outside counties
would have ereditable exhibits. lie
read a telegram from the Portland
Chamber of Commerce urging the Cher
.Tians and Commercial club to attend
on Salem day, November 3.
O. NJ. Plummer, president of the
sc hool board of Portland, and man
holding half dozen positions of prom
inence in the city. spoke vigorously on
the school problem. "Get behind your
schools and give them the best you
have said Mr.. Plummer. elf you
want TO be a great city and known as
a center Of learning, get the best teach
lers in the United States. Pay your
teachers more money. | understand
YOU have a teacher who has devoted 90
years to the work and You are only
paying this teacher 81 900 year Sa-
lem should establish the fact that It
has the best teachers on the coast. Then
people would come here to live. The
farmer comes to the town that has the
best schools. Make Salem known as a
center of learning, where the children
can get the best instructions in the
country. That is the biggest problem
lyou have today. Teach the boy, not
the old man. The boys and girls are
the ones that will shove us on to pros.
perity. | prophesy there will be a
junior high school in the city witain
a few years named the Albert school.
l hope Mr.. Alberts won't wait too
long before giving that $4,000 for q
junior high. Get behind your schools
and you won't have to worry about
the future of Salem"
Wants Farmers TO Attend.
II. b. Miller, of Eugene, spoke briefly
on the kind of civilization Of the pres.
ent day, claiming that tae best com.
munties are where there is the great
est diversity in life.
Judge Scott suggested that a strong
effort be made to get the farmers tC
attead the show in Portland on Salem
day, November ?. This idea met with
the approval OF President Hamilton
who acted as toast master for the even
inc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
OLD HoLD.up DAYS RETURN

New York. Oct. 21.--Plying their
trade a. in days Of western hOld.ups,
bandits early today followed up the re-
cent West Shore hold.up by an attempt
to rob the "silk Express, carrying a
small fortune in raw silk. Railroad de-.
iectiyes. however, drove them off with
rifles, while the robbers kept up run.
ming fight until they disappeared In
the underhrnsh. Posses are now comb.
ing the undcrbrush about Ridgewood,
N. j
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
Notice Of Assessment Of Bellevue Street
From the East Line Of Commercial
Street to the West Line Of
Liberty Street.

Notice is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem, Ore
gon, will on or about eight (S) O'Clock
p. m. Of the lst day of November, 1913,
or at about the same hour on any sub.
sequent regular meeting of the city
council at the council chambers in %id
city Of Salem, Oregon, proceed to as
sess against the several lots OF parcels
of land liable for tke cost Of improving
said Bellevue street from the east line
Of Commercial street to the west line
Of Liberty street with hard surface
pavement in the proportionate share as
each Of said lots or parcels of land IS
benefited by such Improvement, and for
the purpose Of assessing such premises
will proceed to consider and adopt or
dinanee bill No. 1880 now pending for
consideration before said common coun.
ell.
All persons interested in said assess
ment are hereby notified TO appear At
said time and place where any and all
objections 10 the manner Of assessing
the lots or parcels Of land liable for
suen Improvement will be heard and de-
termined, and such persons are further
notified that the proportionate share
to be assessed against each lot or par
eel Of land has been determined and is
duly set out and designated in said
ordinance bill No. 1880, which said bill
win be duly adopted unless objections
be filed prior 20 said lst day Of N0vem-
her, 1915, and the council thereafter de-
ternine the matter in favor Of such OBJ.
jeetor
CHAs. F. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
Date Of firgt publication the l9tn day
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

Washington, Oct. r. UnspeakabIo
atrocities were charged against Russian
troops in dispatch made public by
thc Turkish embassy today, This said
hat they pierced Armenian babies
checks to prevent them from nursing
and that many starved to death. Wom-
en- leapcd over precipices rather than
face the tortures. Aged and wounded
meu were smoared with kerosene and
burned alive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

day to fiji a vacancy that existed.
Arrangements are being completed to
hold cross country run on October
80. The race viii be started early IN
the afternoon so that the finish win
come between halves OF the U. of O..W.
u football game. A large silver cup
will be awarded to the winner The
cup is the gift Of Houscr Bros. II is
something that will be well worth win
ming. A large number of men have
been out training for the past week in
preparation for the race, which prom
ises to become permanent one, Last
year Norman Hayner, ex rs, but now
student at the U. of W., won first
place His absence leaves considerable
speculation as to who will be the win.
ner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
SAYS GIRL
IS A SEME|MBEC|LE
Indications Are That Killing
Of Cripple Was Not Done
In Self Defense

Ca, pxo,,....o a. %, C.,
oa" rIa,iSiseo; oet' SI-IonVlneeu
.aa' .h % MS wary y,,, .1iulas a,ohe marked up
'he poey VI Mlenaei weinsteih, ner
oiiPpie" Muvel, u'er uecupl,atihg MN,
as sue eoniesseui ponce touuy turheu
'neil a't."'ion W u"i"Vvnns 10" un'
ans"eieu ques''ohs III tne grlsiy mys'
'oiy, 80, -.
i. iney s.ii wanted 70 know, wny, II
.ne muiue. % was in seii ueIense, 9iter
.ne . A'ianuc s NY iruil uealer hau az
,avNeu n.i' SUE nau u new lIunk IN tne
nos nouse, ~ wus hinscu @ Una. tney oe
neNeu .nls nieht h"se osen intehueG
lol tne s"uie pulpose loI wpicn sue useo
'hV noN eouch 70 mae 'ne torso.
s,e''ls's uiilereu aS 10 tne giri
wire wi, !, : men,ah'y' \, a'a one ne'u sne was
Suo,Ig' I3 n, hIa5 snu .oli"'s'eu s we mutuc'
in VViu p'VVti ins'e"u vi III sVii uolVhse'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
Of October, 1915.
Date Of last publication the 81 day
Of October, 1915. .oo
Notice Of Assessment Of Liberty Street
From the North Line Of Oak
Street 10 the North Line
Of Relleyile Street.

Notice is hereby given that the com
mon council of the city Of salem, ore
pon. will on or about eight (s) O'Clock
D. m. of the lst day Of November, 1919,
or at about the same hour of any sub
seauent regular meeting of the city
council at the council chambers IN sald
city of Salem, Oregon, proceed to assess
against the several lots or parcels OF
land liable for the cost Of improving
said Liberty street from the north line
OF Oak street 10 the north line of Belle
vue street with hard surface pavement
in the proportionete share as each OF
said lots or parcels Of land is benefited
bv such Improvement, and for the pur.
pose Of assessing such premises VIII
proceed to consider ald adopt ordinance
bin No. 1881, now pending for eonsid'
eration before seid common council
All persons interested In said assess
ment are hereby notified TO appear At
said time and place where any and all
affections 10 the manner Of assessing
tho lots or parcels Of land liable for
such Improvement will be heard ana
determined and such persons are fnrth'
or notified that the propOrtionate share
10 be assessed against each lot or par
eel Of lard has been determined ana -
duly set out and designated IN sara
ordinance bill No. 1881, which said bill
win be duly adopted unless objections
be filed prior to said lst day OF NO
vember. fgI5. and the council thereaf-
Ter determine the matter in favor OF
such nhieetor
CHAS. y. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
Date Of first publication the lstn day
of October 1915. a, -,
Date Of last publication the q day
q n.t.t.. T0IT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
PANIC ON FERRY BOAT

New York, Oct. 2l.--Tramp-
led by horses on the lower deck
and thrown into panic, more
; than so persons were injured to-
. day when u Lackawanna rail
road ferry crashed through a
; heavy fog into the Christopher
; street pier head. More than
; 500 were aboard and these were
mostly women. Screaming in
; terror, they were landed finally
; in safety, though not before
, they had been caught in a stam-
: pede Of horses, and n jam OF
: automobiles on the lower
( deck.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
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MONTHS SUBMARINE WORK


Berlin by wireless to Sayville
Oct. 2k-''The best answer to
the British claim that subma-
rine warfare has ceased, J" ac-
cOrding to an official statement
today, "is contained in the
September record of British
ships torpedoed. This showed
80 merchantmen victims, total
ing l03,3l6 tons; two trans
ports of 19,S49 tons; seven
trawlers of 1900. ="
In addition, six merchant
men of 20,6l2 tons, were
wrecked by mines.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

SPLIT BODY OAK wood, $3.50 per
cord; grub oak $500, $3.50; ASH $3.50.
Second growth fir, $3.50. Phone
1854, during business hours. J. II.
Eaton. Novll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

LADY BOOKKEEPER-Wi wide
business experience wants position as
bOokkeeper or office manager. Best
of references. Phone Ia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

Perhaps moving picture which been in America will bs
10 used diversity
types with The Melting Pot in which the Cot Film corporation has
Whtesde the
Of the world In the various presumed take place
used
filled shifting
uatiop hall
called
thousands The hall alone took
thousand including symphony orchestra Of 100 play
who performed Beethoven symphony during the run of the ehea
actual taking Of the that the great audience ~
embd might get into the attitude in front o the camera
thrilling affair the than
troops the defnaee crowds Of
fleeing and children the Ksbneff massacre For TINS scene
Khne with synagogue ht
especially The Melting Pot' This most wonderful and
Nation"
will the Ye Liberty theatre today tomorrow and Saturday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

PLACE TO W0RK-For board and
room badly needed by university stu
dent. Address d. W., care Journal.
Oct23
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

FOR SALE-Heavy Milburn wagon or
will trade for one horse wagon.
Phone 2502W5. Oct2l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

WOMAN WANTS WORK-By the day
or hour. Apply corner N. Capital
and jefferson street. Oct22
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

THE BAKER ROOMING HOUSE
has changed hands. Rooms, 25c and
up. Mrs, Weaver, Prop. Oet23
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

SHEEP WANTED-Some strictly high
grade young ewes. Address II, care
Journal. -OctZ3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
CHAs. p ELGINl

IltY HtFuTuET'
Date Of first publication the lstn day
Of October. 1918. -, -,
Date Of last publication the u aay
Of October, 1915. o,oo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

FOR SALE-A square Hallet & Davis
piano, excellent tone. A bargain.
Phone 741M. Oct23
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

FOR RENT-Five room modern house,
close in. $1,000. Inquire 1l6 Marion
street. Oct23
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

FOR RENT-Suite of . rooms and
sleeping room, with bath, 2l2 S. Cot
tage. Oetzo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

FIR woOD-$3.50 per cord. PaOne
2249. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

WANTED-waiter for ear at Fred S
night lunch. Oct2S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

*** X x X X y 4 i = x 4 x 4
HARRY - Window cleaner. Phone
769 Move
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
Supaer 3eitnnaslcntc sn Mines.
(SpesieQ. geriht oieier i3ta.)

SIN 2Scrpoer Staats. IS olegirm 81
ames periampnelten iif) leBte @ofe,
Oonnersta9, Sreitu9 unb Snmsta9,
Die 3eihtnesleiite Sona's sur Sera.
tbune ibrer Sntereiien. Shreiber
bieier 3eilen nobnte ben Sisungen
Sreitog bel. Die Serren 3eitunas.
leltte beiproden in red)t asregeroen
Stsungen ihre sntereiier, 3umal Die
aeid,oftlihen, iinb mutd)em lanolt'
den Reoaftair uno 0erleeer nlroen
florere 8egriffe iiber letne 9elf,aftli'
diem Hro6leme geseben. Gic Sor'
trGge uno 9eiprefnrngen rparer
slponslos uno oesbnlb and, b~elonbers
an5iebeno fiir onS o5netin rlelge.
pla9te ySSeberpieb" lpie Semanb elm.
items Die 3eihtngsleite be5cifnete.
Die g h Il sintereiien bebielten
bel Den 9~sgathltrgsn Die S6erbano
itrb Hrin5ipienfragen Duroen MIR
geitreift.
lie gepirtbung ieitens bes Gpae.
9iuns 5lt Imes nerbient marine In.
erfennltng, b~eionbers Die 9emiihun.
gen 1rof. i. 70. 9edmarn's iino 81
loben. @ertInol parcn aid Die fur.
6en aber praftiifen R1trie iiber 9anb.
mirtbihnit, Siebsuft uno Molferei.
meief, pelte DON Den Irofeiioren 81
an1es 5rpiiHen Die 9eratburgen Der
3eitungsleute einseidoben maren.
Der 8ehanfe, Ole Sonaer 3eitungs.
leute our Stulung Der Sarmerpelt
i'm Stoate 81 nerpertben, lit gar
niht 10 obne".-H. O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

gs itarben: am ID. War5: ebrm.
Wltter Waria Bernard, geb. Waria
6. Collins, i'm &loiter Der 8armber.
sisen Sfppeltern, 9bilaoeipbia, 8a.
am 10. Wars: bodap. 8uter Sobn s.
9otpefomp, 6. go. g., BON 8alti.
more, 0eb.; am 16. Ndr5: botp.
Serr 8ernbarb Slein, &acine, @is.,
i'm glitter BON Sc Sabrer, ge6. 1858
5u Gutenberg, 9io3eie gitftatt, 9ap'
ern; botap. Sobn u. Wotlep pom
Iuguitiner- Sr6en, 8roieiior Der @e'
ififte uno Der lateiriihen Spra6e
in 0iaanona College bon Ebilabel'
pbid, 8a.; in 4lagefurt Der reiig,
nierte Giiritbiidof Don Surf, Or. So
ief &ubn; Bater Senrp U. Sdaap'
man, Q. S.. in Detroit, Wih., seb,
1889 in Sollano, fritber 8ise.Rrdii'
bent un1 StuSienprdfeft an Der ct
Courier %llniperiitdt, in 1S68muroe er
8ralibent bes ct. 9apier.G College in
Cincinnati uHb ipdter ErGiibert be,
llnipsriitGt gu Detroit, aber o 8ehr
Sa6ren reiignierte er ais Rraiioent
blieb aber als getitlifer Oireftor an
Sieier l1nineriitGt. R. l. p.
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Ser neneite ensliife Seeiies,

iener an Der hilenii6en aiite, iiber
ben fleinen oeutiden &reu5er Ores.
0en" aeltaltet lid INNER intereiion'
ter. gto6 BEN 9erihten Der oeutiden
@eianotihaft @biIe's ipurbe Der oeut.
I6e areil5er BON englilhen ariegs.
ihtfien in neiitralen @erp1iiern anee-
ariffen uno Der aopitdn Der ORES
Sen" perienfte bas Shiff, INN es nidi
in bic SGnoe Der gnglGnber faaen 81
laiien. Die Dresden" babe niht Ole
peiBe Slagee gebiBt, lonoern etne
Barlamentarsflo9ge, INN gegen ben
9lngriif in n~eutralen 8ewaiiern gu
proteitieren. 9arnufbin babe Der brit
tiide &ommonoeur erfldrt, er babe
8efebl erbaIten, ben oeutlhen areu.
ser an 3eritoren, no INNER er Inn
fin6e; Die Siplomaten Diiroen alles
an6ere in Srbnung bringen." Ger
areuser mlir6e angegriffen, pabreno
er in Der Gumberlano|gai ON Noro'
enbe Der Sniel Suan Sernanoe5, Dor
9lnfer lag. Der fileniife Sduner
,glraentine", Der bon Der Sniel Spon
Sernanoe5 am 10. os. in 8alparaiio,
Chile, eintraf, mar bon brittit)en
Bomben bei6Gbigt moroen. Or be-
5tGtiate bic belti6e 8eriion. Donad
Der Dresden" in neutralen hileni'
ihen @ep6fiern BON engltiHen
!@rieasi6iffen ansesriffen tpuroe.
Die ansreifenben britiiden areuaer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
Mn;eigcn, bic
Ncfultate brim0en.

giner u~nierer Nrseisefunsen les
mag elmer Sbrer Gpnturrenten iein),
ihrieb fiir5iih:
.gSertbe SerrenI-S6 iiberitrbe Sbuen
hermit eine neue gn3eiee, lpel6e bic
STEELE Der friiberer einne1ren ton. Sbre
9Idt.er bringen mir bel Suilbi6att. Sbre
Bldtter. bic Tribune, rlBeftsn" NIB
.@aSette", bra6ten mir me6r Nd1troeen.
aIs irsenb cine aroere 3eitlns, tn Der
i'd nn5etae."
Ian perseiie ni6t, bob man iebe
Do6e 43 900 tatboliibe Santilien
(iiber 215,000 Seier) nit ieineu
@iiniden betannt matt unb baB in
bieIer Grmee bon 2eiern lid iiferlid
biele befinben, Die lid gerabe mad
iolh' elmer @elegenbeit umiebeu, pie
Gle Tie gu bieten baben. Wdbreno
Gle 50gern, 3ieben Nnbere Tusen aus
u~nierer @erlanstz In5eisens Spalte.
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5riustnbe Wabnung.

@hitter ionten ba5u ieben, baB Die
eau5e camille bieies Sriibiabr peniss
items brei biz bier Soiis zines eriinbs
lieben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nimmt.
Sest lit Die 5eit. 0ie Samilienmits
9lieber perben seiunber unb sliidlider
iein. lpenn ibr 8lut sriiublih sereinigt
purbe unb Die &ranfbeitsfeime, Die lid,
i'm 8inter dneeiammelt baben, aus
Oeren 3orpcr pertrieben itno. SoQis
tiers 8odp Wountdin Ebee lit Die
bette unb ii6erite 8riibjabrss Meoisin,
Die man nebmen fann. @ebet tbn
guren Gnseborisen unb Sbr iperbst
ben llnterihieb baIb merfen. Gle be-
tommen eine before Geiidtsfarbe nnb
ibr 8efinben niro better, lie fperben
seiunb unb eliidlih iein. 35 Gents.
Ser bette Der @elt.-S. g. sizes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
Better Collins in Snbnauc.

8eter SO. Collins pom Gbeliea,
Nsoif., tpirb am s. 4prd i'm Dubuque
College 3bedter iiber bic 8efabr oes
SoSialismus reoen. SSerr Collins
fomrrrt inter Den @uipiSien Der lofa.
len q. Of 9. unb Der @ortrag nirS
frei ieia. Gortee Wode belt Serr
Collins in 9urlinetor, Soma, Dor
einem pofler Souie einen 8ortrag
iiber Die perperfIihe Eoftif uno
9ebre bes SoSioliSm,tg. Trompt
einige Gage ipoter bielt in oerielben
Solle Der Gbtcagoer SoSia(iit @m.
e. @Iorf eiue ldneere stnlprafe, in
pel6er ct Die GoQins'ihen Irgt-
mente an ptoerlsgeu iuhte. Gr
meinte utter auoerem aud, oaB &c.
robe rpie es in oieiem Weltfrieg aa.
tboIifen IN betben 2agern gabe, ielbe
aud az Sauieftben in Der Io5idii1tts
ihen Gartei pertreten ieien. Die &C.
nonnte @eriommlurg ihloB nit Gin.
nd6me elmer Heiollttton, laut weld1er
bic Soma 2sgislnti,r gebeten miro,
Dos Observation-Disclosures sitter Der
Mdbfen pom 16. aitf oos Is. Sc
bensiabr feftsuieseu. (1ie betreffenoe
lDomas !8ia, oereu Arnahme bon
$4,000 Wiittern 6e5 StanteS befiir.
mortet pirb, rpiIrbe pom Senats.Go.
mite fir @erid1tspeien bahiu gean.
bert einberif,tet, oab oas Sitter bon
10 allf 16 feitgeiest miro. I've be-
trefferSe Sorlaee miro @eies wer.
benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

germ, iorOern Der Itaailifen aontrol-
behoroe porbebalten ieien. Im 20. bs.
nor &apburn mieoer anpeieno un6
er reifte Sen lntrag Elm, bas 8otlm
pom Gage 5irpor nodpmals 81 beriif'
iiftigen. 8enn bieier Mntrag slir
9eipredping fomtmt, miro &apburn
niht aIlein einen aagemeinen Na.
mensaufriif perlangen, ionoerr eben.
fals einen i%oeenannten .GaG Of fife
Soltie", nm ieoen @ertreter 81 5rpin-
gen, iiber Die hetreffenoe Srage Sarbe
az befennen.-(9. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

riftspeien perpieien norben, als
&op6urn abpeienO mar. Nah 9lrti.
fel /, Seftion s, De: Contribution beS
'Stoates Scfpd, ndni,4, ii 9iemano
berebtigs, rl,eecitSsSiE2 llnteriu6iin'
gen BON SS!:iorn nr0 %c;io,;sn ar5il,
itellen ODER Uo5i,Eesr9an. Sn BEN
betreifenben S.G5ititlt it poraeihla.
gen, bob Sdnlen BON eiyter Snipef.
tion frei limo un6 baB iolG)e Inter.
iut,uneen niht ireenb peld>en 9ir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

gu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes 3obes
meines 8atten unD meines Sobnes
muB i6 Ipiort meme 100 afer Sarm
perfaufen. 90 Ider unter Yflu9.
@ute 8ei6e. 4Qe @ebGube iino gut.
Cine Ieile bon Shule. = @benfaus
100 ader 8ieienlanb. cine Meile bon
obenaenunnter 0iertel1eftipn. Sefs
Neilen bon gutter 8ei6dftsitaot.
Sehs airden, fatboliide Shule.
8erbe biQig pertaufen. penn iofort
eenommen. Siir Ndberes ifreibt an
Nrs. slnsuit &rant, Stuples, Minn.
3,25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

gu perfauien.-S0 Gder, " Weile
bon Staot; 45 Ider getldrt. 8utes
Saus 10 bel 80 uno 16 bel IS. 3fpei
StdQe 80 bel 48 unb 80 bel so.
SGpar3er 2oam. 2ebms llnterlage.
aeine Steine. Sans eineeSdunt. 3pei
Yierpc, iie6en &iibe uno etipas iun9es
@ieb, Siibner uip. $4,000. Sbne
ginrihtuug $1,000. 8eihte geSins
gungen na6 8elieben bes &dnfers.
@irb fpegen aranfbeit bes g~isentbils
mers ~pertauit. Sier lit Sbre @ez
Iesenbeit, ii6 elm sutes Seim, nabe