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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12

Wednesday. and the opening bin. win
eral Pisano. The Shooting Star and
COMPANY viii appear ans The BON
bardment of Tripoli by the Italian
Fleet" This Italian sharpshcoter is an
expert rifle shot and fires is shots in
Is seconds and hits bulls eye every
time.
Selbini and Givoni is a European pair
right over from the big vaudeville
houses of the country. They will ap-
pear in THE FoIlies Of Vaudeville.
singing, dancing, juggling and bicycle
riding.
The four Julians. who have just COM
pleted a tour of the big Orpheum cir
cult, present a novelty act of superior
singing. dancing and limitations.
The Three Musical Friedlanders Is an
act that has caught On everywhere be-
cause Of the musical excellence OF the
three and the fun making ability of
the comedian.
The last three days of the week will
be given over to The Cushman-Loader
Musical Comedy company in The
Country Girl" Bing Cushman, Harry
Loader. Hazel Wolf and Bessie King
are the well known principals.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
NOW CLOTHING STORE
Former Empress Theatre Now Cloth
ing SalesrOOm of 1. S. Galitzly.

The store room at Eighth and Kan
cas- avenue in the building that has
until late been known as the Empress
theater, has been reconverted into a
merchandise esta blishing and will
hereafter be known as the New Tog-
gerry.
1. S. Galitzky. who has been con-
Quoting a small store by that name at
$40 Kansas avenue, has completed the
moving of his stock to the new Local
ton. If nothing prevents, the new
row morning The new location will
give Galitzky much more room. better
light, enable him to carry a larger
stock and give him increased facilities
in every way.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
WILL SALUTE THE FLAG
Turkey Complies With Demands Made
in Italy's Ultimatum.

London, Jan. 12.-Special dis
patches from Rome today say that
Turkey has agreed to the demands of
Italy in connection with Hodeida in
cident. According to these advices.
Turkey has ordered the release fthe
British vice consul, Richardson. who
was arrested in the Italian consulate
at Hodeida. and has promised to pun
ish the soldiers who broke into the
consulate, as well as to salute the Ital-
ian flag when it is again hoisted over
the building.
Investigation of tn. circumstances
attending the invasion Of the Italian
consulate is still in progress and the
incident will remain open until this
inquiry has been completed. In view
of the concessions Turkey is reported
to have made however. satisfactory
adjustment is expected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
PREACHER rs YEARS.
Rev. Lowrance, Who Died i'm Topeka
Monday, Given License In 1898.

Rev. Joshua r. Lowrance. 81 years
Of age, died from uraemic poisoning
at the home of his son. w. b. Low
rance. 1891 Clay street, Monday. The
funeral will be held from the resi-
dence Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. The burial will be private.
Rev. LOWrance was licensed to
preach in 1898 and was ordained six
years later. In the early days he
was a circuit rider and for more than
three-Quarters of century he had
been active in the temperance cause.
Rev. Lcwrance was born in 1918 near
the present site of Nashville, Tenn.
He came to Kansas many years ago,
first going to Garden City. In 1892
the Potwin Presbyterian church. Rev.
Lowrance is survived by the follow
ing children: Mrs. Margaret e. DAN
ley, 1888 Lane street: Mrs. Mary Low
rance Nelson, 1881 Clay street; DR.. H.
s. Lowrance, Chebanse, ILL.,, and w.
B. Lowrance of Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
sweeney WANTS IT..
Wichita Man Would BE Commandant
Soldiers Home.

Captain D. L. Sweeney Of Wichita
is a candidate for commandant at the
state soldiers home at Dodge City to
succeed A. H. Haitian. appointed to
the place under the Hodges admins
tratfon. The appointment Of q new
commandant at the soldiers home will
probably be announced in the next
few weeks.
From 1883. to 1893. Captain Sween-
ey was commandant at the soldiers
home and made an excellent record.
He is well known in G. A. r. circles
in Kansas and his candidacy is said
to have beer extensively endorsed by
old soldiers. ---s-s &C.,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
MEx|CANS SIGN UP.

Gen. Scots Mission to Naco Is
Crowned With Success.
Washington, Jan. 12.@Secretary
Garrison received early today a tele-
gram from Brigadier General Scott an
nouncing that the agreement between
General Cal1ez, commanding the Car
rama troops at Naco. Sonora, and
Governor Maytorepa, commanding the
Villa forces. was signed by both COM
handing officers yesterday afternoon.
President Wilson expressed salts
faction over the success of the efforts
of General Scott for neutralizing the
Mexican disorder and he told callers
conditions in Mexico seemed to he i'm
proving.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
$50 LONG, MARY"
Topeka's "White Slave Victim Leaves
for Reform School.

TOpcka'S white Slave" Victim Leaves
for Reform School.
Following the action of the supreme
court Saturday denying a writ of ha-
beas corpus. Mary Turner, complaining
witness in the Grover Cleveland white
slave case and sentenced several weeks
ago to the BelOit Industrial school by
Hugh MacFarland, judge OF the Shaw
nee county juvenile court. was taken to
Beloit today by Mrs. Abbott, matron
Of the county Jail. and Ed Rooney, pro-
baton officer Two other girls, Mil
dred Duncan and Edna Smiley. were
also taken to the school under custody
of the probation officer and Mrs. Alb
bolt.
Since being sentenced to the Beloit
institution, the Turner girl has been
kept at the Topeka detention home, on
Van Buren, street, under the care of
Mrs. Abbott. Denial of habeas corpus
proceedings were held in the Turner
case by both district and supreme
courts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
SUES kAW Mill.

Of Alleged Injuries.
Suit for $4,000 damages, as a result
of alleged injuries received while in
the employ of the defendant, was filed
today in the Shawnee county district
court by w. e. Kelsey against the
Kaw milling company of this city.
Kelsey claims that while working
for the milling company on February
IS, 1914, he was seriously injured by
a number of sacks of shorts falling
on him. Since that time, he says that
he has been unable to work and has a
family dependent upon him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12

Crest Britain Pouring Thou.
sands Of Men Into France.

London. Jan. 1.-The great armies
battling in the eastern and western
arenas Of the war by artillery ex-
changes. sapping operations and trench
attacks. continue to be aligned today
much as they were on the first OF Jam
uary. Everywhere the disposition seems
to be TO await the coming of spring.
when. with fresh armies thrown into
the field events promise to move more
quickly.
Great Britain is now sending thou
sands, Of men to France every week
and according to today's report from
Berlin, Germany. aware Of this is maxi
ing great military preparations Tor a
counter movement. All the reserves are
being called to the colors. 1t is de-
clared here. The further statement Il
made that the German generals are
gathering up the reins to assume ac-
tive direction Of all the campaigns, that
is to say the Austro- Hungarian fight
against Servia and Russia ana the
Turkish campaign against Russia and
Great Britain.
In view of the predicted entrance into
the war of Rumania and perhaps Italy.
unusual interest attaches to dispatches
indicating that disQuiet in the Balkans
is spreading. Italy may be called upon
soon to resort to force Of arms in Al
bania. The insurgents are said to be
bringing up guns to direct against Du-
| razzo, the port recently occupied by
Italian forces. Servia's aspirations
have expanded since her victory over
the Austrian army and according to q
Rome dispatch she now insists that, in
the event Of victory for the allies she
must receive Bosnia. Herzegovina and
Dalmatia. Italy has sent troops to the
Italian islands. in the Aegean archi-
pelago which she il fortifying. Ru-
mania is to begin the mobilization OF
her army late this month.
Although the Austro-German forces
in Poland apparently have given up for
the time a general offensive movement
fighting of a local character continues.
Vienna reports that an attempt Of the
Russians to cross the lower Nida in
southern Poland, was repulsed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
BOOZE and DIVORCE.

Famous Trouble Twins Come Into
Shawnee Court Petition.
Alleging drunkenness on the part
of the defendant, and that when in
toxicated he cursed and abused the
plaintiff, petition for divorce and all
mony was filed today in the Shawnee
county district court by Pearl Miller
of Topeka against H. L. Miller.
According to the petition. the
Millers were married at Abilene Aug.
z, 1898, and about five years after the
marriage the defendant began to drink
to excess. 1t is alleged that on April
IL, 1911. Miller, while in an intoxi-
Gated condition. twisted and injured
the defendants arm, and in June,
1912, Miller grabbed the defendant by
the throat and choked her and bruised
and cut her face and neck.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
Swan SONG Dinner.
Shawnee Court Officials in Miniature
PaSSin' ON Party.

An incoming and outgoing dinner
was given Monday noon in the offices
of the Court of Topeka by Hugh
Fisher. judge Of the Court of Topeka.
in honor of retiring and new officials Of
the court.
Those present were: Robert Carver.
retiring judge: Hugh Fisher. the new
Judge Of the court; Charles Lytle. as
sistant marshal; Douglas A. Graham,
clerk of the court; A. C. Bartel. retlr-
ing clerk; G. B. Frost. marshal. and
Charles Hixon. retiring deputy mar
shall.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
BILL AT MIDWINTER,

There Will Pc Change OF Program
Twice Each Week.
The first three days of each week of
the Midwinter exposition. January 1880,
will be devoted to vaudeville and the
last three Gays of each week to musi-
cal comedy. This is an innovation and
means twice as much amusement as in
any other Midwinter.
The bill for Monday Tuesday and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

The funeral Of Rev. J. r. Lowrance
will be held at O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon from the residence, 1881
Clay street, but the burial will be pri-
vate. No flowers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12

New York Stock Market.
TClose OF prices for the leading stocks
on the New York Stock Exchange as re-
ported by Thos. / Myers. broker. Column
bian Bldg.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
he Mills Dry Goods Co.
January Sale Of White

There has been White Sale here-and surely
where else # not rich in savings the practical
things that individual and household needs
day The departments which participate this
reaping the reward that ample preparation brings
each day finds the counters and tables lined with eager
ers women with to thrifty spending shoppers who
appreciate the sound wellmade goodstyle undermuslins
the excellent linens the plentiful supplies of cotton fabrics
of all the wonderfully low prices at which they
sold.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12

Big clearance sale at the Roberts or
coats. suits. dresses, kimonos. skirts, etc.
less than v price. Over Kresge 1Oc store
ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
Wide. Fine Embroideries s

select for for which sheer
swiss or batste founcings usedbeautifuy
in styles for graduation plenty of dainty bouses
broderes work with small scalops hemstitch-
ing little ruffes for baby dresses Also finer aovers
than for the price, All % inches wideWhte
Sae-prce $50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12

Tbs warm days bring a surplus Of
petroleum carbon on the market for
which we ofIer Il 80 per ton Gillette Z
Nicholson, Lumbefmen.ZAd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12

i Royal Neighbors, camp No. 14s. will
meet Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock at
Lincoln Post Hail. Governor Capper will be
the guest of honor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
Governor Is Advised.

AT ~ O'CLOCK wednesday morning
both the house and senate will meet.
The governors message will be read at
that time and the 1915 legislative ses-
sion will be In full swing. While many
committee assignments were an
will not name committees until later in
the week. Speaker Stone will be per-
mitted to name his own committees
and the reference Of bills in the house
will be delayed until committees are
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

life Sradt Der aoiafen, iino NIT Sci:
tenbelitel, Wllsfete u1o 2an5e allsge.
%riiItet. baben lid Die Scare a6ifnei.
ben laiieu uno tragen cine friegeriihe
2ammfeamiise arf Dem aopfe. 9d
aber SrGulein aoiaf ooh .immerbin
etrpas 9eionoeres BADEN muB, 10 ira,
gen Oieie webrbaften Srauen feline
grtragarnituren, 5ierlife 2eoerItie
felfen, golSene ODER iilberne anopfc
am BOD, entfalten alio cine elegon;.
Die maihedten 9on.aolafcn fern.
liegt. 9eiebligt miro bas fleine Anln.
5onenbeer BON elmer aus elmer foiafi.
iflen SGuptlingsbauie itammenoerl
Srau. 8ie Die naioper 3eitung"
periifert, 3eigt iie feincrlei Si,rd,t,
nit DER 9on5e III Der Sono feinolifen
In9riiien 5l beaegnen. ober I'M aa'
nonenoonner lire Yflidt 5n tbliit.
Hatiirli6 bofien ole 4ma5onen. in
filr6em Die Seuerta,lie Su empiansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Gpnrao nnO GaSprna.

Sie Ingeborigen Ger beioen ,Iatei-
niiben StgpeItersR ationen" Stalier
uno Sranfreih iinoen, mie befannt.
Elm b%eionOeres @efaaen an @ort.
uno Observation-Disclosures. 2ie Chat.
lode, onb Der Halne oes italieniifen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gaoorna nur nm
elm. "a" permebrt bieieIben 9udita.
ben, aber in arrberer &eibenfofge allf.
meiit mie Der Name oes oiterreihi'
lhen 8ereralitabs- Chefs 6rbr. bon
Conrad bot -einem finbieen Barrier
Oas anagramm eingeseben: 80
6orna a Conrad, oas alio nit ga.
borna iiber Conrad" 81 iiberieten
mSye uno bas in oerielben geoeutune
Don ben Stalienern nit .Gaborna q
Conrad" iibernommen muroe. Die.
les Inagramm fat nur oen einen
6ebler. .baB es auh cine I'm.
februng seitattet. llebriscns bat Der
fran5oiiihe 8erfertiger oes ana'
eramms yGaborna a Conrad" ifyor
in Den Siroler 2anoesifisen ieineu
Weiiter ~eeflnoeR. oenn in beren
8reiien eeben, pie es beiBt, bia
Sher5norte inn: ,gaoorra is fo
Gonrob" uno ,GaSorna bat ia Oor'
no" %. +. rer itidt niht"). Dime
iid Dem Sorpurf Der BarteiIihfeii
aus5uieten, fam man, meint Elm
Shpei5er glatt, BRETT ~bebaupte,.
onb Die beiben Sher5worte Der Giro
Ter 2anbesihiisen before 8ite oar'
iteqem dig .oas erpabnte fran5oiii4'
~italienild)e 4nagramm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

mas es 5ur 3eit Der oiterreid)iif)elt
Serrldaft mar. Wcld)eS Sebelt
berridJte bantals auf bem DARIUS
plate bis lang nad) MittcrnadDt, no
an ieoem 9lbcno Die M%uiifanteu
%5iueier oiterreihiid der Heeimenter sic
Id]onItcn &on5erte gabenl llnb jest
Die @ohe mn oreimal, Shlag 10
ltbr lit Die MuIif 5l Gnbe, pobre
Stiimrerei eesen friiber, mo Damn
lcert iid ser ein5ig Ihone Ylat.. 9o
babe ih oenn OFT ole 2eute gefragt.
tple eliidlih lie ieBt ieien, oab fein
5remoer mebr iiber lie berrihe. oaB
lie als Staliener Stalien n~ngeboren.
Niir 81 oft wurbe bieIes Sob nit
Id0el5nden aufgenommen: Isl, IL
ma, mo" (,Sa, ID ober, aber").
Die Stalaniilimi iino jufrieoen, ober
Die groBe We1rbcit oc5 Bottles iehnt
lid 5nriif nab Den Sleiihtopien
aegpptens. limo ipIlten iie nitt nc.
teriellen Grurto ba5u buben2 Stcll.
err uno Mbgaben haben lid per3ebn'
faf1t. Der blanfe oiterreihiide SLIDER.
5wansiger bat Dem idml1sieen go.
plergeloe Elos genlad}t, fem @olo
nno SLIDER iiebt man i'm 8erfebr, MIR
Tapier unb 3llpfermiin5e - uno
melfe Summe lieBen nidt Die otter
reihiid,en Sffi5iere i'm 9anbe, mGbs
reno Ole jeeigen buuptidhIib Sfrul-
ben MADDEN" Gas mar i'm Sabre
1877. Seute min Stalien pcitere
rgrloIungen" pornehmen. Gin Slid
fir Ote bon oieiem Grloiunssoranee
getroffenen. baB es oa5u niht fom,
men piro! @ie balo piirocn al,f lie
in oie Gage fommen, gu Ieuf3en: Isl,
ii--ma, mol"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Die Srasc Der Selbenbaine.

Ter Winiiter bes Snnern %. Soc.
bell bat in einem Grloiie aui ben bon
Dem fonigliden 8orteuballoireftor
@iap 2ange III s@annlee &c.
maftcn Soriflog bingepieien. ooS
gnoenfen Der in Dem iesigen aricae
8efaQenen ourd) Die Inleguutg pom
5elocn6oinen 5u ebren. Die Iusiiib,
rlng lit in ser 8eiie geoabt. ooB in
ieoer @emeinoe unter nloglid)iter Ana
lebnurg an Die Notur unO inter @er'
meioung aartncriiher gusihmiifung
Elm Soin geifafien mirN, in Dem icoer
org ser @emeinbe @eioQene in regel.
m1bi9er Heibenitelllna cine eide err.
bGlt, urb Der i'm iihrigen nit Iilo'
araS urb @ilobImncn bcitonoen 1T.
Gin frei5 i0rmiaer al @emeinoeIelten
II. |. 10. biencnoer i~reier Glas nit
elmer SrieoenSllnoe Iol Den bcberr.
ld)euoen Mittelpullft beS Soines bill
cen, nlbreno er bon elmer Sfi,t'
~pilouSung nit 8al unb @raben Inn.
9cbcn miro. BUR Sproernng oieIes
1ldneS lit pou Sertrcferu Der perlhle,
bcniten Stonbe enc .ArbeitSgemcin,
idlnit mir 3eiltihlnnoS Selhenbaine"
Ac1riutoct mnrNcp,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
2pndintis anf bcntiden 8odjen.
mGrften.

Wan itreibt BEN ,Sranffurter
HadridJten": Die iibertrie6enen Sor.
%oerungen, oenen Die oeutife Saus.
frau in Der lesten 3eit pieIerorts al,f
ben @ofenmdrften %begegnet, boben
bier uno % 5u WnBnabmen eiaen.
artiser SelbItbilfe sefiibrt. 60 tam
es iiinsit in grfurt auf Dem Warffe
5u einem groBen Sfanoal 5nilden
31uiern uno Sdnolern, Der fnit in
Sbatlid}feiten %ausgenrtet ware, menn
nitt Die Sano Der Sbrigfeit red)t5ei'
fig eingegriifen bate. Die Grfurter
lino iebr l6le6t auf lire Soften" Su
ipreden, mas ouh nidt @unoer
nimmt, menn man erfdbrt, Dob Die
Sausfrauen, Die angeiihts Der gan5
unperb6ltniBmGBig boben Ereiie
niht faufen MOLTEN. selegentlif Ste.
DISQUALIFICATION einIteden muBten
pie: SIR io1t nur frob iein, Dab ibr
iiberbaupt nod mos 81 i~reiien friegt!
Gin nift aqtdslihes Bib fonntc
man Dor flir5em auh auf Dem @os
6enmarfte au 8era bcobahten. 9ort
iorberte cine iif beionoets anmnbeno
eebdroenoe Yduerin bon cinem Serrn
einen pffenbaren @nherpreis fir Elm
Stiidden Guarffaie. Der 8aufer
per5os feline Wiene, be5ablte wortlos
Den perlangten Hreis unb lieb iid)
ben Sale geben. Inn i'm i'm ndhitcn
Iugenblid - Der gerf1nferin ms
bolOe gntliB 81 Ifmieren. Der Sor'
gang erregte cine 9eDaItige Setter,
felt, Der iif ielbit Elm %geItrenger Sii.
ter Des @eieBes niht ent5ieben fonn.
te, 10 ba6 er Der ~feifcnben SGuerin
nit Dem 8diegeiitt nod cbenorein
einen Serpeis ertbeilte. Gin Saa
san5 6eionbers 9ewaltiamer Suits
trus iid in Sdpeinfurt 81. mo lif)
Die 8Gufer namentli6 bon Sen But
ter. nnb gierbGnoIern berart iiber.
%portbeiIt bielten, oaB iie fur5erbano
einen pernidtenoen Ingrifi auf Die
W%arftporrdtbe unternabmen. IS emit
mifelte lid cine ridtige S6la6t.
Man bemari Die Serfdufer nit Den
giern, uno grobe alumpen Butter
ilosen pie @eidoiie ourh Die Siit.
Grit aIs Die Eoli5ei NIT eiierner 6auit
eingriff selane es. Die 8ube pieoer
ber5uiteaen. @roBe Wen9en Butter
uno uiele Sunoerte bon giern aber
bcoedten Sas aampisefilo, Elm gn.
bid, Der oGeroings faum geeignet
mar, Die blinbwiitbige @ernidtuna
u%nierer METROPOLITAN 1obrungsmit.
tel alS oen red]ten 8eg 5llr ausrot.
tung oes Warftmufers eriheinen su
| laiien, ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Tie WationalitGten &mflanbs.

Das europdiide &uBlano. elm.
ihfieBlid oes aaufaius weiit nad
elmer 3uiammenltelung bes n@eogr.
In5eigers" nifJt meniger ais 80 pers
ihieoene Golfsitdmme auf. sluf
0ieie pertbeilt iid) ole gep0lferung
mie folgt: @robruIien 55,667, 1853.
~llfrainer (aIeinruiien) 22,3S0,551,
Holen 7,931,307, @eiBruiien $685.
SAT. Suoen 5~,063.156, Sinneu g.,
100000, 9itauer 100000, aart.
nel:er 1,352,335, gaihfiren 1921.
1863, Grmenier t,173,096, H~unGnen
1,12t,669, aaufajier 1,O91,782,
giten 100000, Oeutihe 1,790.4S9,
Iataren 100000, Setten 1900.
600, Worbwinen 100000, Sidri-
maiden S43,7 55, Shmuoen 623,.
700. @obiafen 420,970, Si6eremii.
len 375,439, Sfnpeoen 800. 900. SD
Keller 20S,10t. &irgiien 100000.
&almiiden 190,64S, @riehen 1867
1913. 9ulearen 1860. Meihler.
jafen 1850, Sihcd9en 5O,3S5, 81.
geuner 44,5S2. ga Die ruiiiihen
gepolferungsltatiitifen menig 5uper,
ldliig uno erihopienb bearbeitet per.
Den, 10 oiirien oieie 3iiiern MIR b.
gren5ten gnipruh aui @enauigfeit
MAIDEN. 9eiipielsmeiic lit Die 3obl
Der 9eutifen unbeoingt 81 niebris
gegriffcn. tie miibie runO 212 Miaio'
men aufpeiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

5dbIt er, oub CT lih gerne perIGulih
bon ielllen gltern perabihieoet bate,
mas aber nidt mebr moelid mar. Das
gegen hattie ibm ieine Wiitter einert
@bihieosbriei geidrteben, Den Der
iuilee 2eiltnant nod in ser Soidle
true, nls er nit ieiner 4olonne nl,s%
morih:erte. SSn oieiem 9riefe ifrieb
lbm Die Wiltter II. a.: .Wtein licber
Sobn! @s ihmer5t MID, bid nid)t
nod einmnl in meme slrme idliebeu
iu fonnen. aber piel GROCER ais Die.
ier Summer lit meme Sreube, 0aS on
nit in Oielen 8riee 5leben fonnlt.
llrb i'd weiB, on mirit beine Iiltter
riftie periteben, menn fie ibren Mb.
lfpicoSgruB in Die Uorte Heioet: gs
lit nift notbig, bab on mieoerfebrit
pobl aber, baB on oeine Sduloigfeit
tbuit!" @enernl 2ibmann lbreibt
Sa5u in ieinem 9iiGlein: .Mtid bot
Der miitterlife SfeioegruB niemals
i'm Stif selaiien. ionbern iiberaa
unb in ieber @efabr nit gutter gu.
periift, Dor alien aber nit itorfem
S~flidtgefiibl erfiiQt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07
Gin geind i'm Sricss. Eierbeipital

T%ierbunoert Yatienten lilllen Die
praftiih eingerifteten Sol5baroden.
Die &ranfen. Die man einlieiert. ieben
gum Gr6armen aus, iino flapperoiirr,
fonnen iih fallm nod aufrcht erbal.
ten, limo iiber5ogen BON Den ieltiamen
Irabesfen oes SaariraBes mo baben
tribe, ifon fait eebrodene alilgen.
Gurdl pielc @od)en miB lid bier Der
gered)tc Menib ieines @iebeS erbor-
men, bis Die auricrteir ants Ger lcBtcil
0orofe aeiiunh mh nit tIor Ncmor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

beren sll,gen mieoer beraustreten.
Ius erite Seilpert, Das an ben nellen
Tdtienten uorgenommen miro, lit
0as AbIheeren Oes bon Ger Halrbe
5erireiicnen Saarpel5e$. sd, iebc 5u,
iuie eincm Giienitimnel Der aopf
unb Die Sbren raiiert meroen; ser
Saul bGlt mbemeslid) it'll, oriidt in
Scbaaen sc 4lgen Su uno 5iebt oas
@mll bon Den 3dbnen 5ltriid. boB cs
allsliebt, pie Elm @rinien ser 3niries
oerbeit - Elm 9ito, 10 fomiid, OILS
mar es bon 9ulh ge5eihnet.
Ger &rieg rerid)lingt 10 piele
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-07

Gferoe, boB man no6 inter oent aa'
nonenOpnner ali reihlifen HadDuufs
oenfen muB. Sm geid1lhpic bel 30
dina itebt elm 2ipi8ancr 3uftbengit,
Gin Sf1immel. Der 10 iton 1T. bah
man an Die SiIberfuiie oes Sonnen-
gotteS e%rInnert miro. limo wie ilei,
Big man fir odS grideinen fommeu,
DER Rierbegeltlet,ter lprgt, bas lit i'm
Soblenbof 5u iebeu. Gin entSiidcn-
oeS Silo: iuenn Die Mutterltliten in
Der Come ibrcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
madden ullb Die neiigeborenen Siilen
oaran gemobnt Derben, iittlam neben