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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-05-27
Clean En-

Why not have that last Sum
mers suit cleaned and pressedp
We call for and deliver goods in
town on short notice. Parcel post
packages will receive special at
tentiou.
Panic Prices as Follows:
Mems Suits, cleaned and pressed 4Oc to Sl.25
Boys a. 25c $l.0O
Ladies Soc r9
Palace Barber Shop
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-05-27

Mr.. Bug-Now see what that
fresh kid brother of yours did,
While ] was taking that kiss he tied
our fcelcrs together.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-05-27
War Proof Investments.
(The Financial World.)


With restless nights attending the investor in specu-
lative securities, the holder of Good Real Estate
Mortgages sleeps soundly in the conviction that his
security is aud always will remain sound and his inter-
terest generally paid promptly maturity no matter
what the Fates of War may hold in for the be-
igerents
Particularly does the farm loan emphasize its supe
rior worth during times of great financial upheaval
The best security Garth is considered
the Garth itself.
The real estate mortgage represents the strictly
high grade approved seasoned security based on the
earth and its fulness; the kind that won't turn pale
and throw the investor into fit every time war extra
out.
1t is based on values of land which are steadily en-
hanclng, adding additional security from year year
At present the leading life insurance companies alone
own nearly $500 O00 GGG Of farm mortgages and their
losses have been practically NIL whereas the shrinkage
OF other investments have been very heavy during the
late years.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-05-27
The Investments of
The Union Central

Lite Insurance Company
are in first mortgage loans on i.
farm lands distributed through
out the United States.
These loans as shown i'm the
last annual report amount to-
SIC. 4S4, 480 secured by real es-
tate worth $27S, 900, COO.
Safety First.
The published statements of
the various State Departments
of Insurance which are authori-
tative and impartial demonstrate
beyond question that Union Cen
tral policyholders are receiving
unexcelled insurance at a lower
net cost than the policyholders
in any other company.
Cost Second.
The policies of the Company
are liberal and simple; you can
understand them as well as your
lawyer. The amount of the
policy is paid to YOU if you be-
come totally and permanently
disabled by accident or disease.
Consider we'll these facts and
Investigate before taking in
surance in any other company;
we are at your service and will
cheerfully refer you to our policy
holders for their verdict.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
Held COURT AT
LyNALIL0 HOME
LiIiuokaiani Received Homage
FronkAged Inmates Of
the Institution
(From Sunday AdYertiser.

"A simple bat touching tribute was
paid to the memory Of the late King
Lunalile yesterday at the home founded
BY him for aged Hawaifans IN the
foothills Of Makiki, the occasion being
the eightieth anniversary OF L.unaliIO s
birth. y The Hawaiian band serenaded
the sixty-six men and women wao are
now iHnrbtss ii Lunalilo Home from
tho I'd four D clock while Queen Lliiuo.
karani, Governor Pinkham, Mayor Lane
and 4 few Others were callers at the
home. and met and created the aged
wards OF Iupalilo's munihcence. r
Great American and Hawaiian flags
decorated the entrance ito the main
hui jipgs which is situated In one OF
the prettiest. parks in the city. The
old men and women were All decaei
ont III their best, with yellow ieIs
afonnd their gneehs. Sbnic OF them,
andiBot a,few, have lost an arm or iegi
come are. totally blind, but All appeared
cheerful, yesterday, their dispositions
being as sunny as theshillside ON which
they are spending their few romaining
years on earth.
Paid Honor 10 Queen
y The Queen, leaning on MAJOR Curtis
p. tlaukea 8 arm, accompaniment by Mrs.
cs s. Holloway, arrived az about three
o clock, the band playing Hawaii Po-l
moi, while all present rose, TO- their.
feet and, baTeheaded, received Hawaii i
former regal ruier.
\, HALT and lame blind AMT dtAr,, sas
well as the more sprS, all the inma hes
of the home made their way TO where
ne Qheen sat and greeted der. the
scene being a truly touching one and
many OF the Gays OF mon
rchisl Hawaii Many visitors. inemd.
ing some malihini women, were intro.
duced to the Queen by w .. Smith,
president OF the board Of trustees OF
the I4lnaliDo Home Amtpg inpse 10
trodueed were Mrs Ethel ~, Morse
and Miss Anna Cleveland Murdock Of
Boston, who are now visiting the Isl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
HEAVY BoMRARpMENT

ands. Mrs. Morse had spca queen
Lilinokalani, when the Iatser, tacn
princess, visited Boston sOiny years ago.
Sat at Her Feet
1t was toucbing to SEQ some of tie
old peoples affection for the queen,
whom no earthly power can over deposc
from their hearts, One old man, john
Pail, . former retainer of the .Qneen i
and who was born In the home of her
brother, sat at the Queen 5 feet tae
while she renamed. Liliuokaiani
Eiohly and yet iknnply dressed in black
silk dress, aifectionately plaeed hef
gloyed hand Ons her old retainer
shoulder and once or twice patted aim
on his age crowned head, while Pail
looked into her face and si,0iSc IN l.,e
soft Language Of their race. Aud SO it
was with many others. In honoring
the living link with the dead past
these aged Teclnses, soAe of them oe-
togenarians, saw in their dlmmed eyes
mind the stately figure or Lunaliio,
whose munifcence provided place
where the aged people OF his race
might spepd their declining years in
comfort and Ease 3.sh
Hoard the CID songB
Z The forty,foar men AMI fwen.y-two
women who make their home in tae
hoi'se nroyidsi by Jtimaljio ror them
applanded the many Hawaiian airs ana
other pieces played by Berger 3 music
JAMS, but it was the singing Of the
songs Of Hawaii, intoned py Madame
Alapai and Mrs. w. r. Chiffon, that
captured their native fancy and more
than one had their eyes dimmed with
tears rs the songs Of the long ago re-
called to them the days Of their young
or lives. Is
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
Jdpd,, Wants No
Cession Of Land
From the Chinese
Pledged To Great Britain Not TO
Seize Territory Rights Of
Others Are Safe
: tHs.oeiaisa Press ~ FEDERAL yirslsssi I
e4AH @ a&#e

= fABloclated Press By Federal Wireleesl
04Aa - A3Mo
= !
= PHKrN0, January 81. - tAsso. !
= cistsd Press By Federal Wire :
= l>ssl That the alliance with >
= Great Britain which brought \
i Japan into the war and resulted !.
y IN the capture Of Kiaochow also i
= binds Japan 70 help preserve tho '
tefritorisl integrity Of China Is 4
y TIE statement made here yester- ,
N rkInk IA = .fes fk,t k,,ir, 49, =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
A FAMILY NHoEssITY.

Every family SHOULD y be provided
with Chamberlain 9 Pain Balm at all
times. SPrains may lie cured In much
less time when promptly treated. Lame
back, lame shoulder. pains in the side
aud chest and rheumatic pains are
some Of the diseases for which II is
espeeialls valuable. Try. this liniment
and become acquainted with its quail.
ties and yoI viii never wish to bs
without II For sale bv all Dealers,
Penson smith ( Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii. 4tNt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
MANY TH0uSlND
!, CROWD HOSPITALS
. OF lIALl'S CITIES
tAssoeiated firsss 81 FedsIaI wIrels...l

tAssociated Press By Federal wireiess.)
ROME, January so.--Ths extent OF
the recent earthquake disasters Is nc,
being more fully co=prehendsd from
the number Of injured refugees under
treatment in six italian cities. There
arc more than 10000 in hospitals, I'm
prcyised sanitariums ana private houses
in this city and $4,000 more in ave
other cities. and the lists are stin in.
complete. New names are being added
daily. o. N'.s ~. d. Il j
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
TORNADO TEARS up
BIT OF OKLAHOMA
IAssosla.sd Prs.s y Rsasral wIrsls.s.,

lAssOsia,sd Prsss W Federal wireless,
Y TULSA. January 81, A tornado
swept this portion Of Oklahoma late
yesterday and caused considerable
property loss. Five persons were in.
jrrsd here BY dying debris.
A violent sleetHeaf disrhArge aeeoei-
panied the tornado. and the oil tanks
here were set on FIRE BY lightning.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
GIVE SERVICE IS
no HELP. HERE

dAsiScistsd frsss BY Federal Mirsisss) I
MADIsDN, January 81. AS the re,
salt 0f tie numerous acts Of iawless,
ness occurring recently, an inye;tiga.
tion pf the wsessSf crime was made by
a special trand jury In its fndings,
made public Yesterday the grand Jury
recommends the dismissAl OF ma.
jority Of the members Of the police
force 81 the city, alleging both incon-
petsnce ana collusion with the lawless
elements.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
DAYLIGHT BANDITS
WORK IN GOTHAM
IAsseelslsd rrsss 81 FaasraI wlrsIsss.J

IAssocIstsd Press BY Federal wirslsss.J
KEW YORK, January y. One Of
The MOST daring daylight hold-ups in
months occurred tpdagaiaa busy part
Of The tity. Dayigns saitornshiio 'Dhns
dts bound and gagged three pawnshop
clerks and stole $4,000 in diamonds,
making good their escape. 'f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money II it fails to cure.
~ w Groves signature Is on
eacli box.
PARIS MEDICINE co. ST. Louis, UsAs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
German Exploit Creates 4
Sensation Among British
Shippers and Astounds
the Admiralty Officials.
Regarded As Carrying Out
Of YOU Tirpitf Threat To
Use Submarines To Des-
troy British Merchantmen
tA..osl..sa rrs.s y rsasr.l wlr.ls...l

is ASSOCIATED Press By Federal wirsisss)
i oNDON, January 31.--With
IL the appearance of at least
one German submarine in the
Irish sea, near the entrance to the
port Of Liverpool, and the destruc@
ton Of at least two British mer-
chantmen off the coast Of Lanca-
hire, the officials here believe that
Admiral Won Tirpitz has com
menced the carrying out Of his
threat to use his submarines to
destroy British shipping, in retail
alton for the embargo the British
navy has placed upon the importa-
ton Of foodstuF into Germany.
ASToUND NAVAL MEN
In merchant marine circles the
Developments of yesterday have
created a sensation and insurance
rates have commenced to soar,
while naval circles are astounded
at the feat Of the Germans in OPP
Grating their submarines so far.
away from the bases. To reach
the waters where the one sub
marine made its appearance yes
terday It must have travelled a
thousand miles, either around the
meth of Scotland or through the
Strait Of Dover, the English Cham
nel and around Lands End into
tEs Irish Sea-.
fORPEDO ONE SHIP
The first news Of the appear
ance of German submarines of
the east coast came in Geographic
dispatches from Fleetwood. on the
seth side Of Moreca=sbe Bay. where a
traveller brought in the crew Of the
North Ehield steamer Ben Crnaca-
en-. who reported that their
steamer hsd been torpedoed and sunk
by the German submarine U-2l, the al
ftir having taken place on Fieetwoo6.
The capsain renorte1 that ne and nif
rien had boon overhanled by the sub
Elf-ine and giSen ten niinuyes 70 ;eave
the ship 10 his small boats. No sooner
were they IN their boss ana away froa
the side Of the sses ::er than , torpe6o
Yves fred and his shi9 went down
He reported that the salrc submarine
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
FAIR SWIMMER TO T..
Y. COME ON SIBERIA

tAasOeiated Press by Federal wisslsss) !.
FAN FRANCISCO, January s1.--
Miss Frances cowelis VIII sail on the
steamer Siberia leaving here Feb
fpary 9 for Honolulu, TO participate
IN the kwimming races at the Mid,
!. Pgfitls Csin.yai. sas r r. Il III.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
- Itta tI.t
Furious Fighting In ArgOnne
Gives Germans Slight Gain
At Heavy Cost. While
the French Suffer Much
Desdn Abandoned BY Teu-
TONS IN Retreat From the
Fls1ish Positions Big
Guns Pound Allies Lines
IA..,sla..a .FI... y r.asr.l wIr.l...l

tAss'aiassd Press ~ Federal wirsls,s,
DARIS. January 81. There
= has been almost uninterrupt-
ed fighting during the past three
days at various points along III \
battlelinc, with heavy casualtie
on both sides, without market
advantages to either. While TIL
Germans have made progress
against the French positions ID
the Argonne, compelling the dc
tenders to fall back upon a new
position two hundred meters ii
the rear, the Allies have made adj
vances in Flanders and Northern
France, where the Germans sufl
Tered severely and drew back!
leaving many Of their dead on the
field.
The greatest French Losses in
men was in the attempt to hold
the ground gained in the Woeyre
region. east of Verdun. Here the
fighting was intense, the French
striving to maintain their front
against an attack launched in
overwhelming force.
BOTH SIDES SUFFER-
I'm this engagement the ene-
my's loss was very high, while
ours was serious" says the official
communique from the war Office
last night. ~
I'VE were forced to withdraw
two hundred meters to a fresh
front, where our position is still
being actively Disputed
LEFT, DEAD BEHIND
North Of Lombaertzyde, in
Flanders, from which the Bel
gians had driven the Germans, the adj
vance Of the Allies discovered that the
positions formerly held by the Ger
mans were flled with the dead, while
there were many evidences that the
Withdrawal Of the Teutons had been
precipitous.
Before La Bassee, too, the Germans
left their dead and soIae wounded be-
hind them when they withdrew to new
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
TRIP IS \
lLs0 POSTPONED

tAssoclated ffelp W Federal WtrelesA.)
SAN FRANe1sCo, january 81. IS
Navy department. orders receives here
yesterday direct the battlosbip oregon
to remain At her station until July
whom she win SAN for the Paua-,a
Canal TO lead this international naval
parade through tho big ditch at the
formal opening ceremonies.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
VARIOUS REPORTS
FR0N NlR CAPITALS
tAsseeiated Ptssa 81 Rsdsrai wIlsIsssl

Eg NA1syClHtou fApDA ~ 1eA-kAA WHNteNeI
VIENNA, january So onieisll&
eRussian attempts 10 outflank ne
army Of Archddks Jossbh Ferdinand,
commanded Of the GaIieif forces, have
been thwarted BY the Adstrians. The
Russian efforts 70 invade Tfshsyls
vania from Bukowina and isolate Cen
sral Fisher and outflank the Carpa-
THAN forces have been equally ineffec.
tive" IS
BRITISH REPORTS q
LONDON, England, January 3d.
British military experts say that oef-
many is preparing for another great
effort to cut through the French line
at Scissors, where several days ago .
heavy offensive was undertaken. The
Tentons are reported massing big re-
Inducements both there ana IN thu
vicinity Of La Bassee.
ofhcial-"A strong attack on cuin.
chy, in Northern france, yesterday
was easily repulsed by the Allies. The
enemy abandoned more than ZOO dead.
onr casualties were small.
1.-THE general federation Of trades
unions has recommended that the gov
ernmcnt assume control Of wheat as
Germany has done.
The western front Is comparatively
quiet today. Tho Paris ofieial bale
tin reports minor yicissitudes IN trench
fighting, sapping and artillery firing.
No marked changes are given out III
Paris. y f
Berlin says that the Germans hays
captured 74B Ftench soldiers, tMslrs
machine guns and other equipment, III
the western part or Argonne forest
and have made marked advance.
.rlds@ PETRoaRAD c1IEERED
PBTRoGRAD, january 50 otncislI
In the valley Of the Alashkert.
Persia, after . stubborn battle We have
captured the colors, guns and military
supplies OF the Turkish forces The
enemy retired toward Tabriz, abandon
ing hundreds Of dead.
There are no Important changes on
the sari -Kanysh front y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
eA..esialsd Press y FEDERAL wir,il..,

b II. sH - . E ~
i BERLIN, Jrnuary 31ZThe su- !
~ cthsr Of the PRINCIPAL, icerters els
skGernBnys issued degrees Yesterday i
* eps'ing, d9wn the GER capita allow =
X ance OF bread The deefse knits !
= the daily allowance ofhbfeaaHt 10 Il
y what can be i.iAde from not TO ex- y
= cesd two kilograms Of -Four, End 4
x rrovides a penalty for all caught i
4 transgressing the rule. >
=; The amount OF -four which has !;
u been delivered to the restaurants y
4 las Been cut down IN all cities \
y ~ c,c forth. =
n Two kilozram Is slightly under :
4 Ave poands. i
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
NEEOINl
FOOD CARGO OF
THE W|LHELMINA
Relief Committee Offers To Buy
the Food and Guarantee
ITS Sale Delivery

ttAa3ocAAtao freM4 W kengrhl WhretnhaJ
LONDON, January s1.-4The Belgian
relief cosrittee has csblcd an offer 70
The ccnsispory Of the food staff aboard
me A:Asrisin steamer wfihelmina, now
nerring Europe from New York, %
2archass the cargo for tive n-ndred
thorsand dollars, to nse the supSsass IN
wedding the Belgian reopis. II tns Of
fer Is .geessed Il Is expected thGs a
rafe condne. tor the ship 70 hsr aes;i-.
nation At Rottsras-a win 5s G1af.is
eed BY the Bnash sovernnsnte 4
me Belgian coninission states. IN tho
abled bid that the food Is very a,psni
needed 70 help reiisye the d;s;fess M
belgium, the deaiapds upca the dis,
.ributors Of the RELIEF supplies BY me
starving thousands being such that 81
Is inipc--ible 70 even Ei,S dole IN
=.any crses to keep body and soui To-.
gether.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
cARRANzA WINNING

LAREDO, January so News from
across the border Is that oarranzistas
have taken san Luis Potosi withoft
opposition. The fail Of Monterey Is
Imminent. y.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
aUssIl SURPRISES
SOCIALIST OUTBREAK
Berlin Hears Such a Report By
Way Of Denmark

BERLIN, January STA Vienna
;ispatch gays that the Austrians are
making progress in their efforts to
clear the Russians ont Of the Carpa-
.hisn passes. although the weather u
bitterly cold. some Of the fghting Is
,eing carried on with the Thermometer
registering below zero. b
KAISER IN Berlin
The Kaissr has returned from the
western 'front.' FOR . brief stay here.
Since his arrival It has become known
that he was under fire during the re-
cent advance against vailly, near sois-
Sons, where he personally directed
some OF the fighting until prevailed
upon by the insistenee Of his staff
officers that he retire from the danger.
SOCIALISTS SUFFER-
TIE c.tsfseas. prominent pubiica-
ton, says that the vossissae zeit-ng,
Of Co9enhagen, quotes a number Of
Socialiss members Of the Russian
Duina, who STAGE that they were arresc-
Cd by the Russisn police ana prevent
cd from offending tho Socialist con.
fret recently IN seEsion.
In Petrogfad, according 70 the vos-
risch6 zeitung, there have been whole
colo police supptessions or EociaIistfc
activities, bordering on an outbreak
sgeitist tho War policy OF tcle Gar.
The govern:rent Is doctoring the Duma
r6bofts and records, eliminating tho
Socialist Utotesss made on the floor or
tbs Du-ts. againxt the vo1ng Of addi-
tional war credits
There IL u rccerrerce OF the perssi
crtion Of Jews thTcaghont Russia, IN
syited by the government. 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02
A TEST VOYAGE

The Wilhelz;ina seized IRON New
York on January e, with cargo Or
drieA fruits, cereals, meats ana otnsr
fDodstnif. valued BY me cxSor;erS at
t2oo. 900. the hgprs offered By the BEL
eian. co~..,lt lion. Tho cargo - billed
g various civilians IN csrnsny ana
ttt shD%-ents were made IN the Amert.
ean boStoEn by certain ST Louis ex-
portsrs aa . test, advancing the claim
that the British would not be allowei,
under international Law. TO stop ths
shir.>eat unless able 70 prove inst II
might ultimately find IT. way INTO tine
hands Of the govornrr6nf ana be divert.
Cd 70 the use Of the German army.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02

Inc German G676Fnmont has offered
10 give aes.ranccs that the foodstujf
viii 60 only into the hands OF non
cot-batantk. but It Is expectec ttlat the
British viii not hesitate 70 setzS the
efFgo unlees Il can be dircried 70 the
Helgians. III that ease they win ex-
pedite the gass@se 81 the WiIheiHina
10 Rotterdam. In View o. tne recent
seizure by the German government Of
al grain. 70 conserve the supply, tie
Probability Of the seizure or the WI.
hsi=ina 8 supposed 70 have been aug
rented, S,s ,sa.e sle
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-02-02

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

lem Wtitleio ntf Sermine blideno, Ste
iid angitpon in einen @infel gefalt-
ert batte, ib babe Der arrnen &leinen
gang pergeiIen. grineen Sic lie fort,
uno bleiben Sic bel ibr. @as mir
nit iener Srau Ga az iprefen babea,
miro am beiten bon mir unb meinelH
Spbn alleilt beiorgt.
6elicitas nabm sic Dor 6rolt uno
Mnfregung an ulIen @lieoern ait.
ternoe Sermine bel Ser Sano Mno
fiibrte Tie Die Sreppe binauf nad)
ibrem Shlaf5immer 5lriid. @leid-
aeitig iprung aber audi Die &ommer.
5ienr1tbin enlpor.
Ou miuit mid pernebmen pie Ser
&ihter Die Mngeflagte! REF lie. Mi.
nifter. Sd mill Dir Heoe lteben,
ober nift 10! Nift 10!
0it elmer araft, Die niemano ser
idppaten, binfaaisen Srau 5usetraut
bate, ifob iie Sans, ser lid ibr IN
Den @eg itelen polte, beiieite, &C.
ipann Die Sbiir llno flog qiler ourt)
oaS Sreppenbaus nod ibren altf Der
entgegengeiesten Seite eelegenen
3immern.
Oils Der &ommer5ienratb uno ieiE
Sobn Dor Der babiniiibrenoen 1biir
o%nlongten, borten lie bereits Den
Shliiiiel mmbreben linb freild)eno
ocn &iegel poribieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

Srau Oeutete nit Der Sono alti Site,
ianf ielbit auf einen iold)en ltn0 be.
gam obne alle @orbcreitung:
On miait miiien, mas MIDI peraR.
laBt bat, beiten Shrant 5i pliilt-
oeru-Gorbus. Der llneridttlide! Gr
%gebrnufte @elo, iort6auernO @elO,
ih mltbte nid)t, mober ih es nebueli
lo1te, uno ib mitBte i'm beirieOigell
i'd mar in leiner 8emalt.
@oourh? @as CAB ibm cine 10
ilird)tbare Mad)t iiber oid)2 fruete
Der aomnler5ienratb. F..
llnterbrid MIDI nid)tl bat lie. Sd,
bobe nidt piel 3eit mebr-on wirit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16


oas ndbere in oieien 9ldttcrn finoen.
Nitr oas cine mill id eif geiteben-
oos lol meine 9iiBe iein! S6-i1
babe 9uiie pergiftet-Gorbis-ba
mir Dos Silt perihafft uub nm ois
Sbat gemuBtl
Selhori unb iein SobH iprangen
orf. Sic ipridt I'M @abniinnl Sic
ipeiB nift, mos iie -reoetl i6rie Der
%erltere; aber Sans iagte ihaubernS:
Hein, Sater, es lit @abrbeit.
Sange babe id seabnt, Dab Elm ouuf.
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