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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22
STORY OF SORDID
LIVING REVEALED

PONTIAC, Mich. July IA
charge OF perjury has been preferred
against Harry Brown, 20. a cook in
. local restaurant. who has peen
arrested following the detention of
his wife, Catherine Lewis Brown.
aged Is. who says that she and the
man told the county clerk she was
II years old when they obtained a
marriage license four weeks ago.
The child Is held n q Juvenile de-
linquent, having been discovered ON
the streets with another girl and
two men. BY the police.
The man. who has not been living
with the girl for a couple Of weeks.
II said by ofiicers. to have admitted
that he has wife and children In
Kalamazoo. and q charge Of bigamy
may be preferred against him.
The names of Is men who were
implicated In the story Of sordid
living. told by the sirlwife. have
been obtained by the onacers. and
arrests may follow. The parents.
who are proprietors Of . rooming
house here. are to be questioned
concerning their share in the mat
ter. The written consent Of the
mother to the marriage has been
filed with the county clerk.
An effort 70 annul the marriage
may result, 70 that the child can be
sent to the Industrial Home for
Girls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22
Russians Fight
StubbOrnly


(SDeesaA 60 The TaneS-p
NEW YORK. July IA cable
to the New York Herald from Lon
don says the greatest campaign of
the war, that of the AustroG Germans
for the capture OF Warsaw. Is being
fought in . whole series Of battles
on an arc about IS miles in diam
eter.
At its nearest point. the battle
lire 10 within Is miles OF the Pol
ish metropolis. Here the Russians
are making their last frontal de-
tense backed by the support OF
strong fortincations. North of War
saw the Russian armies have retired
behind the River Narew and hanked
By fortrssses that have before re-
sisted German attacks. are hghting
with the nerceness Of desperation.
The Germans have taken part OF
the Rosan dsfenses, but have % far
been unable to break through.
The Narsw line Of forts begins at
Ossowets, which. after six months
hammsring BY the Germans. still
holds arm. The next one II at
0onjonds, also retained By the Rus
SLAMS. There has been little tight
Ing there or at Lomsa. The line BE-
tween the two 10 blocked By
marshes. On the north the Ger
mans have captured Ostsolenka and
Rosan, and the Russians have ~.
tired to Pultusk. sirock. at the
junction Of the Nssew and the Bug
rivers. II the next fortress. and to
the west whore the Bug flows into
the vistnla. u the fortress Of Novo
Gsorgiswski. the greatest OF war.
saws outlying projections.
These three fortfesses are now
bearing the br,int Of the German st-
tack and the Russians with their
Aeld artillery and the permanent
runs In these works. have 20 far
resisted al assaults. II 10 believed
the lines on the west will hold 20
that wsrsaw's danger n from the
north and south. The greatest bat
tie 10 being fought in the south for
the possession Of the Lnblin-C holm
railway. Here the Germans are
their bigssst effort. and II
they win. wAssaw win b theirs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22
HEAVY. FINE IS
GIVEN SPEEDER

PONTIAC. Mich, July 22.-(spe-
cial-)--Douglas Gray. arrested a. .
spseder In Detroit. when he was &C.
cidentaily discovered on the streets.
and after he had attempted to e.
cape with the oflicer. Under Sheriff
Green in bic. car, was fined S2s and
ST costs here. wednesday after.
noon. and paid the nne. The man
had been apprehended for speeding
10 days ago, but made his escape
across the country at q speed said
to be 90 miles IN hour. He II from
Chicago. and II . partner Of Ralph
DePalma-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22

will be transferred 70 Washington,
Mich Routes Noe. 4. :. : and Z will
receive their mail ~ the Birmingham
Mrs, Il. w. Wilson. Of rurlsdom..
Mich !: . guest ee Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
ME-. M:r.h. s,y and Mrs. Eus..n
e t u tn. " MsthoSiss church n0Il
picnic wednesday at Bots Blanc.
M and Mrs. fhAd Leland. OF this
place. will return home this week
from san sn wn: X. M MT.
tate mems convention. held At that
place. Mr.. Leland won q $1,000
Overland automobile for giving the
best nve-minute speech ut the con-
Miss Thelma Morrow underwent an
operation at her home on PuPdy- st.
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Adam Gray returned wednss-
day. from Q visit with her sister. Mrs.
Edward Patterson. and her mother.
Mrs. Grace Mckinney. 1T Baldwin.
Ill Her mother returned with her.
Mr.. Glen Wiison, OF Warren. 70 .
guest OF Mr. and Mrs A. r. Parks on
Mrs.. A Hutchinsson. Of Detroit.
has been 9 recent guest Of Mrs A. d.
Van Zandt.
Ines James. OF Detroit. were wsdnes-
day visitors of Mrs. Nellie Camp on
Miss Jessie Reid left wednesday
for visit with friends At sauit ste.
Marie.
Miss Edith MsHenry. of Alpena. il
9 guest OF Miss Blanch Greer on
Ferndale-ave.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Livingston have
returned to their home at Linw God
y. r.. after spending two weeks with
yrs LivtnGston's father. Mr.. Alec
Purdy. in southneld-
Misc Estelie Reid In spending this
week With friends at AfliinSton and
Mrs. Albert Campbell will 70 sat-
urday. to Alpena to visit her son.
DR.. Daniel Campbell. Of that place.
Mrs. Agnss Mosher. Of Holly. was
2 guest Thursday. of her mother.
Mrs. O. ksiney. on Pierce-st
Mrs.. Fred Lewis. Of Ann AYbov.
visited friends here Thursday.
Mrs Perry q Detroit Visited her
ave. Wednesday.
Mrs.. Nsttie Dunbar 10 visiting her
2aughtsr. Mrs. William McKinnsy. On
Mrs. ). A. Buei. Of rranhIin. IA. r.
turned TO her home after spendins =
few days with Mr.. and Nrs. 0o6uci
0lede In Detroit.
Mrs. Mary West made q complaint
Wednesday. aSainst Ars. WiIiiam
Aief Tor assault and battery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22
YPSILANTI.

Miss Barbara Hasley. ~ the II. 4.
Gilmore Paint house. 10 visiting rel
atives In Mitchell, q. ID.
Mrs ci.rencs nSi,ey 20 VII n.i.na 80 tho se
Grand Temple convention OF the
= fsr..sii party va. given Thur.
d.y =. e. .:os1e tempt. fos
Mrs. ~. Loup. who leaves soon to live
TIE Rhodes scholarship exsmins-
ton. for Al MiehiSs,n, !. un,ysr.'ty AZ: ,ps
university. Oct. and g. a number
from Ypsiianti viii be competitors.
There will be another s0ngfest
THU. fv.1 Horms from main 20 sSn.
The Ohio club are making arrange
ments for q picnic which 10 to be
given At . date TO be announced In
Misc Ann virgins has been elected
TO . position. - critic teacher at M.
Pleasant Normal.
Mrs. James Downing has returned
from the University Of Michigan hos
Mics Evelyn Thompson. Of Oak
wood-ave- has been hired TO teach
n:xt year In the Highland Park
Huistt viii teach next year in
the commercial department. Of the
Misc Eleanor Msston. Of the Wood
run school faculty II teaching at the
Normal.
eupe A. r. Carr. OF the Stock
NAL summer school.
Misc Naude Allen will enter the
Albany, n r. Library school In
'e Re. Alex xecuiloueh 3. spending
some time at her former home IN
me Normal class In literature for
primary -Grades 10 observing Miss
C0ra y. Van Dc water In music with
. view Of learning the rhythm in lit
eraeure. They have also listened TO
3cAel Ieeeons a. presented BY Miss
8leaeor Weston Of the hrst grade.
sAs Ksst sossty. 6his. Normal. :"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22

Mr.. and MIRA Prank 3. Harmon ana
MI: and Mrs. John b. LARus Ana son
G1senvii: ' an. .ssD n:S,. fran Rso,s "Trip to
Nervin BoSart. Of w7som, sp.n.
con S:I.os sos sss . .sa f. ".ih he
Ensin:s,s are now mailing est.
for Installing . system Of toilets %
building. The septic tank systsm
VII be used, u is Thought. although
liberation The ssSooi board vi. Win
have the system instaiied before the
beginning Of the school year. Since
the cesspooi system has been con-
ssr1 Ensin.. ere Ea ave.: f R.s c.1!
stalled On .eesuni 81 tn. viil.s: not rot
snS 's 1890 sswsr sy:ssm are the septic
a team driven By Eurai Clark, left
home Tesdsy afternoon. tsiins James
4 1od Hs ~ %S'Sr S ssSss With .n ss'.
one front wheel Of the
The Northviiis Choral union was
sys: esSses ''? 4S:: e: r rs
we're elected are as follows; Prssi-
Roy q. CLARK secretary treasurer.
R. Ao;.s ss..Ss,:y and s sss.:s.
ton had been drafted By . comHit.
was Endorsed BY the members pVss-
cent. T pss 1 ss:i Il, ss.. .ss ; ss1 n:
sole purpose Of paying the necessary
A. th: meeting % we're
at mot under IS years. Nsm6srs viii
be dropped after . non payment OF
dues for, sig months. and Win be re-
majority Of msmbers at : regular
meeting. The meetings viii be held
for practice etc. every Tussday even
ing IN the Presbyteriap church. Prof
ram college. Cincinnati viii assist IN
the work OF srraaginG . eaatssa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22
BIRMINGHAM.

The ladies OF the ~. James Episco-
pal church will give . farewell re-
oeption AZ the church. Friday eve
ming. for the Misses Phoda and Clara
Starr.
Donald Terry IL visiting his grand
mother. Mrs Julia Terry. At Ithica.
Mrs David Biakesiee, Of Pontiac. 10
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George But
ton on Pierce-st.
Mrs Frank Allen 10 III at her home
on Daines-st
Miss Gertrude chipchase. Of De-
troit. and Miss Bernice Wilson, Of
warren. have returned home after
on woodward-ave.
Route No. 3. OF Carrier Samuel n.
4oGeso. will be Alscoutinued. Rogers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22
POOL ROOM MEN
HAILED TO COURT

PONTIAC. Mich. July 22.-(Spe-
ciaD--The campaign against pool.
room gambling games, in Pontiac.
resulted Wednesday In the arrest Of
two more men who were fined when
they admitted having games In
which chips sold for Ave cents each
and redeemed for half that sum
were used as counters. The men
were J. l. wardell and Charles T.
stearns. Stearns paid nne of SIS
and Wardell paid $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22
PAICE-DETROIT
MOTOR co. WILL
BOOST CAPITAL

Directors Of the PAige-Detroit
Motor Car Co. have ordered the pay.
ment, Aug. 1 Of the regular monthly
dividend Of 10 per cent to stock
holders Of record July ~. Stockhold.
err WI meet Aug. 2 at $50 p. m.
for the consideration Of the increase
OF thu capital stock from $3.50. 900.
the present figure. TO S1.ooo.ooo II
10 believed that Q stock dividend Of
100 Per cSat WIN b declared.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22
=: SUBURBAN NEWS ::

which will be given In about six
weeks.
The July-August committee of the
Methodist Ladies' Aid viii hold their
nrst bake sale In Murdock's drug
store saturday.
Mrs. James Clark Sr.. Miss Lydia
Clark and Bert Clark motorsd TO
ut. Pleasant Monday. They will spend
about = week at that place and at
FArwell and Clare.
Richard Neil and family will move
to Pontiac the hrst OF August. where
he has secured Q position with the
Wilson Foundry Co. makers OF cast
ings for automobiles.
DR. J. n. Burgess. who was oper-
ated upon at Harper hospital TO re-
move an abscessed appendix. contin-
"a a cancer of the stomach. but close
examination revealed none. and as
consequences DR.. Burgess 10 on the
road TO recovery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22

Police have received . peSuest fvs0
". "a. Psserneu, of Hsdtsy. hlno~
TO try to locate Rams Petersons
BERT Reynolds" Tho letter states
that Rams has not been heard from
In ten years. and II an heir to some
money left by an uncle. He was
last heard OF In Detroit
Uaabls q regain bis balance - -
dock OF the Detroit iIumbsr Co, At
the foot OF Dubols-st.. vners he
was at play. "Wednesday evening:
Mike" Pasnssky. ~ years old. fell
into the river and was drowned.
He could not swim. Har bormester
king recovered the body an hour
later, and . puimotor was used IN
an effort TO resuscitats the boy. but
he could not be revived. Coroner
the Pasnasky home. No. so chsns.
At
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22
VILLAGE IS
IN EARNEST
Highland Park Presses
Case Against Sa-
looms

HIGHLAND PARK. July 13.-Pro-
hiding that everything turns out well.
Chise q Police Charles W. Seymour.
of Highland Park. viii have In hts
possession By the end Of the week
six warrants charging violation Of
The l1Gopg law asAisst proprietors Of
sal0uno and roadhouses IN the vicin-
ity q The village. who ars alleged to
have been open TO business on Sun
aays. The svidence Of the committee
which made three investigations was
Submitted 70 Prosecutor JasnOwski,
aaA he has decided to back the VII
Aes ollciAls In their fight aeainst the
Alleged lavbrsaksra
ALTHOUGH the several pruprietors
whose saloons were found open on
Sundays b. me investigating com
nittss have been prone 10 ignore the
action a the village council In cali
inG Ne attention u the county
an1he4itiss and the governor Of the
staAs 10 the lawiessnesa. some have
alrsaAy retained attorneys 70 defend
tAsm h the legal battle to DO wsged
- the circuit courts In Detroit. The
nsa YIN - brought for preliminary
hAarings before Justice MarYhAll, Of
Highhnd Park. who II to sign the
warrants.
The saloons and roadhouses alleg-
e TO have been violating The liquor
law are MArqus<te saloon and La
Belle Inn. both ut six-Milerd.; Los
Cabin Inn. Crookedacre's saloon. At
eeven-Mile-rd.: Greenheld Park ho-
tel. II Seven and one-half-milerd-:
saloon At Twelfth and MetxgerAves.
Glendale hotel, at Glendale and Oak
naan-aves-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22
NEW NOTE TO
GERMANY ULTT-
MATUM IN EFFECT
(Cs.ea.us1 assn Paes oas.y

Americans being sacrificed and that
such continuation OF such . policy
will result In change In the friend
~ relations that have existed b.
tween the two countries for more
than 100 years. Although not couch
ed a. . direct ultimatum the note,
nevertheless. has that effect - Il
ends with . statement that the loss
OF American lives hereafter viii b
deemed On unfrisndly oct.
Count Bernstorff. German ambas-
sador. was here all day yesterday IN
case the president wanted to confer
with him. But neither the prssideat
or Secretary Lansing sent Tor him.
The ambassador. while hoping for .
solution Of the tangle, Is aware that
things have reached . state where
he must be prepared for al event.
ualities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22

The Orand Trunk railway 10 trying
In Justice court TO collect demurrage
Of $3.50 from the Inch q Rambau
Monument CO.. on . carload OF stone
shs ar. iss en.asy va. u.s. or sie
more than they had been told by the
agent at oxford, the shipping point.
that IT would be;
sunset service at Cass Lake Friday
evening. Last year these meetings
were . feature Of the church work
and the recorders assembled In boats
at the service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22

4
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e M Donnnn1g - have ~ the-
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11 thsy weal1 ut . So
H e4Wov $780, 81 vsul6
e1tiss asaas = auao ne
IZ2 1nsG1nnAs. = 1s1ssins tAsis
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49, teopso - sVGnane. ~
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$3.50 - pssvnsuss 4 ne
o6 - 1owins = ~. TAs
n6o9n11n. aoene61ng % the
q ~ g 1oe1lng ths
1r GDNi0o. WA ~ e0sia1s
80 ooofi 1swa 1yu1v = -.
o - 80 g 11qose - ~
0 - ysUoooQ C uUtF1msat
~ 1ooo 1n0e DeGms - hoso
- 800 1nuuGivs $500. This
e - ouoogtlGneo 20 but
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-22
CITY SHALL NOT
FALL INTO HANDS
OF GERMANS

(COstiaseA frsa Pags Oue.p
sian lines and seized the Lublin-
Cholm railway.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

@~rblaiiers suiammen $4,000 aus.
ge3ablt erbalten moeen, oomit fir iie
bis 81 benz 3eitpunft geiorgt lei. in
pelflcrn lie III ben @enitB oes @in'
tomnlens pom Nohlaiie treten font
men. Ter lesiere ioG ourd1 iicberl
Sabre BON Der Nortbern Sruit so.
permaltet merhen; nod) slblalii Ger
0riit fommt bic @ittpe in sen gciis
zines Irittels oes Tnflaiies, nab
reno Der Nett an Die ainocr al glei,
hcn 1heilen iibcreeben Miro. Ias
2eitoment lit nit Dem 80. Sonl,ar
1914 batiert.
Ter Grblniier mnr ols SinanSge.
ME hefanl,t; er fam oils ormer >Sltngc
aus Srlano heriiber, gemnnu binnen
nenigen Sohrcn mehrere MiQiolicn,
perlor bieielhen in elmer Eonif, mo
fam nit iiber 5mei Millioneu in
Shulben; rienlanb bad1te oaroL buB
er Dos @elb ie beSablen fonnte; er
alein gloitbte an iih, iino be9lif oin-
men ied,s Sohren nid,t MIR Die Shlil,
Den, ionbcrn lhnang iih mieber in
Ole Heiben Der 0fiaionure empor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

critic Geiie 5mii6en England itno
Nclp 9)orf in 3 5agen ltnb "a 0tinll'
ten Sltriif, pomit lie alle bis oobln
auigeiteaten Reforoe brad. God
mnBte lie oas ,blai,e gano Der
Meere" balb oaroili an Die vWtallrc.
tonia", eiu Sfpeitcridiii, abgeben.
9ie Shneligfeit Der 6abrt rei5te bas
9ilblifum itarf, mo Der Gambler
mar in @orousiiht bieies ~l1mitanoes
ol,h auf cine groBe 3obl bon EdiIa-
aieren cingerid)tet. Sic fonlte,
Euiiaaierc uno geiosuug 5uiummcn-
acnomncll. ctipo breitaricn0 M'cns
id9en bei0rOcrn. Sbre 9unfcr ipo.
rcn imitonoc, 1000 2onnen aohleli
auiSrncbnen. Don ocncr lie bel elmer
Hciic pom 2512 anotcn Stunoenge'
idninbi9feit etma tultle1o Sonlerl
ben Gag perbraud)tc. Sbr rieliger
a~oblenbeoori mar Ole llridd)e oaiiir,
baB iie uitt 10 piel Sraht 81 iiibrer
imltonoc mar mie gleih grpBe ooer
gar flcinere Sdliie bon geringerel
@cihminoigfeit. Sic mar Der eritt
groBe 9ampicr, Der nit Surbilei
ouageitattct mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

Eampfihiffen g%efabren, uno i'm
Sabre 1883 trat er als Sunior. Stfi.
sier in Den 9ienit Der Gunaro 9inie
elm. SIN Sabre 1888 rpuroe er srpei.
ter, i'm Sabre 1890 eriter itno i'm
Sabre 1892 Gbefoffiaiar. Sm Sabre
1903 erbieIt er iein critics ielbitGiioi.
ses 4ommaroo auf Der aleppo", Die
oamals i'm mitte1Gnbiihen 9ienit
pernenoet murbe, nnb ieifoem bat er
inter anberen eroBen Shifien Der
@eiediGuft Die oGarpatbio", rSper.
MIA, rltmbria", yGaronia", .Moi.
retania" unb ,Suiitanio" fountain.
Dirt. Or bat iih peridieoentlih lei
Der Hettung Shiffbriifieer ailsee-
5eifnet uto mebrere MeSaiGen CT.
bolten. or bat ben Mana zines
Commanders in Der britiihen IRA.
rine.Heierpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
Gin Neserauiitonb inn cnsliid)en
Hsafalano.

@ie Die st. Yetrns Gloper. 90.
oalitoi" aus 9lantpre, Der Sollpt.
itabt oes engliiden Npoiiolanoes,
aus einer1 pom 8. Sebruor ootierten
griefe eridbrt, lit bort it Regeroiii.
itanb ousgebrofen. Sn Der 9tnht
oes 90. Sanuar grill elm Souie Siui-
itauoiifer mebrere Tilanser Der Inn
gebuns an nnb tobtete beren BRET.
Cine anbere Soroe aina aui Die
Stoot 9lontpre log llno brah in elm
nit 8linten unb ShieBbeoari ange-
Itapeltes @oarenlager Elm. Der Nm
grill auf 8lantpre eelang mir 3ilnl
Sheil. Die enaliihe Tesieruna er.
grill iofort entihiebene Mobregeln
3ur llnteroriidung. Shon am Mior-
gen oes %. grifien Die itaatlidell
Srltppen Die 4ufpiesler am SerOeSes
4ilfitanoes ielhit an. Snbeb ent,oe
lid Elm 5beil Der IufitGnoiihen ser
alufiid)t Der engliIhen Wannidnft
unb Ienfte lire Shritte nad Ser i'll.
sefdbr fiil1f ailolneter bon glontgre
selegeren fatboliihet Miiiion Ngl,-
luoi, no lie ieds Sdnier IN grcno
iesten. Miir Die Stride uno Stallun.
gen baben lie perihpnt. Ger appito-
liid,e @ifar, 9iifof guneou (aiis her
@eieQIdaft Der Batter bon Mpntfort),
3 Miifionsprieiter, I 9aienbrltber, )
Sfapeitern unb IA 3oalinee fonnien
lid ourh Slildt retten, pGbrenb Elm
1oter, Der irrtbiimlif Siiriifgeblie.
ben mar, bon Dem Morbhrennern
burh Son5enitihe uno aeltlenid!dge
furdtbar 5ugerihtet milroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
Sn ben 8rnnb sebobrt.

Sn ser 9tGhe bon @opernors
Sslonb mrtroe neulih Der Shl,pp-
hamper oWiaiom Ieeo" bon benz
Shfeppbampier ,9eonorb !. Hus.
By" gernmnlt mo oerart beihGbigt,
BOB Dos gerammte 6ahrjeiie inner
bdlb meniger Minuten in ben Nlil,
then perianf. Die aus ied)s Mann
b~eitehen0e 9eiotung oes y@iQionl
Reeo". purbe bon Der 9emannlt1a
oes in Der ltGbe befinbliden
Shlepponnpfers ,2edoer" eerettet.
Der llrioQ nlroe BON Der gotterr
aus 0 Sunoertcn BON Yerionen be,
phod)tet.
Der 9ompier ,@iaiom Reeo"
ml,rOc bon DEM y9eororb 5. 9i,sbp"
mittidiffs getroffen. las erlige.
ltanllte Sabr5eiig iiiQte lid iofort init
@aiier. Ser aopitdn bes Shlepp.
bampfers r9eooer" batte ben 81.
.iainmenltoB bemerft. Or rief Der
Mornid)aft oes ogaiaiam Heeo" slt,
oaB er ben 9eitten an Silfe ellen
nerbe. 8innen menigen Miniiter
befnno iid) Der ySeaber" benn auf
neben Dem ~iinfenoen 5abrSeug, oeiier
Wonni6aft aui ben r2eaber" fletter-
tie, morauf lie in Srooflpn selanoel
nuroe.
Ios %9ciunfene 6obr5elte mar Gi'
gentbitm Der .@bite Star Coming
So" Jon 9to. II 9otterp 1lnce. Die
@igbt.GoIb 9iebternge SO. bon No
II State Strabe lit @igentbiimerir
oes n2eunarb ). 9usbp".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
Sobn erbGlt SdaScneriae, neil her.
FOREIGNER Batter nnf huber &c:
beitattet mnroe.

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