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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31

Wanana, beautiful Indian maid. is
admired by HAVANA the son of the
chief of her tribe. She is Indifferent
to his attentions. One day while get
ting water from the spring she meets
Tomaka the chief of another Tribe.
She Immediately falls in love with
him. Havana becomes persistent and
threatens to drive her and her father
out of the tribe unless she consents to
become his squaw. She remains
obdurate and the next day she and her
father are driven out. They come
to the great Kings River where they
pitch their tepee. Tomaka who has
been hunting, discovers their tent. He
again meets Wanana and they soon
plight their troth. Her father in the
meantime. has unfortunately met some
bandits. Fearing the Indian may dis
closel their hiding place, they kill him
Havana who has been hunting, comes
across the dead body. Wanana in
search of her father discovered Ka-
standing over the corpse He denies
the staying. and tries to force Wanana
to return with him to his people. She
refuses and makes her way to To-
maka's village. To prove his love for
the girl, Tomaka leads his fighting men
against Havana and his tribe. A
bloody battle ensues in which Tomaka
is victorious
Will also show another two-reel Hep
worth feature, The Quarry Mystery
after which comes Ernest Shields and
Eddie Boland in side-splitting COM
edy, Fares Please"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
ETHICS OF SHOOTING
AT THE CLAY TAR6ETS.
Certain Little Details That Add t.
Pleasure Of This Outdoor Sport.

There are certain little courtesies TO
be observed in every branch OF sport.
Trapshooting is no exception to the
rule,and no sportsman requires 10 have
his attention called to such courtesies.
There are, however, two or three
other special items. which. if observed.
help greatly TO make things pleasanter
all around. One OF the most important
OF these is promptness at the score.
Don't keep the other members OF your
squad waiting while you hunt for your
gun. shells, etc. or while You finish
conversation.
Nobody who is keen 10 shoot likes TO
be kept waiting. and you start your
squad of in bad shape If YOU annoy
them by dilitoriness. Find out when
YOU are likely TO be called 20 the score
what squad you are in, and be on hand.
the first up to the score, If possible. so
as 10 set the others a good example.
Don't talk with members of your
squad. or with outsiders. while you are
voting. II may not disconcert you.
lalthough il viii do so sooner or later
but it viii surely take the attention Of
some members of the squad from the
work in hand.a and sorry goose eggs viii
appear on the score board.
There is another point TO which at
tention must be called, and that is the
TOO frequent habit of shooters. members
OF the same squad leaving the score
before the last member of that squad
has fired at his last target Setting
aside the discourtesy of showing him
so plainly how little you care. moth
ing can be more disconcerting, espec-
tally to q beginner, than to have man
after man OF his squad FIRE at their last
tragets. and then walk away from the
score. leaving him standing alone Civ
ing an exhibition of how to break ones
last target?
II is just as easy TO miss the last
traget as il is the first one. and the
mind of the shooter must be concentra-
ted on his work just as keeniy. Is it
fair, therefore. to put your companion
at disadvantage, just because he hap
pened to be No. in the squad, while
YOU occupied an earlier position?
This point is now so we'll recognized
that it is the exception, and not the
rule, at important tournaments to see
a singlee member of squad leave his
position until the last shot has been
fired
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
MOVING PICTURE ATTRACTIONS.
Af fhe Colonial Tonight.

When Billy Balderson and his two
cronies. Charlie and Ed. get together
on Billy's porch to discuss the high
handed way in which the railroad is
putting it over on the farmers, cross
roads politics develops latent spring
of eloquence, and poor, dowdy little
Addie, fBilly's wife. thinks that her
husband is the most wonderful orator
she ever heard She can hardly spend
the time to get supper, though it is
composed of his favorite stew, so en-
crossed is she in listening to the force
ful argument with which Billy demol-
ishes the Octopus. He is $50 wonder
ful and she can only cook. But he ap-
pre- ciates her. cooking and that is all
she asks. A few days later they drew
up in their second best and go to a
meeting on the Common, where George
Marshall, well-dressed, susve and con-
descending, explains to the voters,
rough, uncouth farmers, that the rail-
road is their only hope of salvation
and that in the approaching election
they should vote for representatives
who will support that institution.
Billy growls strong dissent in sotto
voice, and Charlie and Ed. admiring,
urge him to question Marshall. I'm
pulsively he does so, to Adde'S awe
stricken surprise. The crowd is with
him, and almost before he knows it
he is on the platform, annihilating
Marshall's argument in rousing
speech.
Between excitement and pride Addie
is reduced almost to Mysteries, and
when Charlie, ,seizing the psychological
moment, nominates Billy for the Leg
islature, she is nearly overcome. With
their arrival at the State Capitol, a
new era begins and Addie soon learns
that the years of drudgery and plain
living on the farm are poor prepara-
tion for coping with political circle of
the Capitol. Sick and bewildered,
lacking the poise that sense of his
position gives Billy, she quickly finds
herself outstripped by him in adapt
ing themselves to the changed condi.
tion. Thanks to a good tailor, Billy
loses the self-consciousness his country
clothes imposed, long before Addie.
miserable and awkward, has realized
the reason for it.
The many situations which follow
are both pathetic and ludicrous, will
hold your intense interest to the very
end. Two other good reels will COM
plete this show. Tomorrow, America s
foremost comedienne, May Iwrin in
MRS. Black is Back.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
PROGRAM OF EXERCISES
At The Naval Academy This Week
Also Band Program.

Tuesday, June /. 1l.00 a. m
Official Reception of Board of Visi-
tors.
1l.30 a. Regiment of Infantry.
500 p. m.- Meeting Of Board of
Visitors for Organization. Admins
tration Building. Inspection of Build
ings and Grounds by Board of Visitors.
$50 p. m..-Dress Parade. Presen-
tation Of awards. (See note.)
$50 p. m.-Promenade Concert.
Graduating Class and friends. Luce
Hall.
$50 p. m. Masqueraders. Under
classmen and friends. Mahan Hall.
900 p. m. Reception to Board of
Visitors. offers and families. Super
intendent's Quarters.
Wednesday, June 2-9.15 a. m. =
Competitive Artillery Drill Flag
Competition.
ll.00 a. m. Session of Board of
Visitors. Administration Building.
2.30 p. m.- Seamsnship Drills.
Boats under Oars, Sail and Steam.
$50 p. m. Dress Parade.
800 D. H. Entertainment for
Graduating Glass. Superintendent 5
Quarters.
Thursday. June 3-9.l5 a m.-Com-
petitive Infantry Drill. Flag Com
petition.
lI.00 a. m. Session of Board of Wis.,
itors. Administrat'o Building.
2.3O p. m. Torpedo and Gun Drills.
First Battalion.
1870 p. m.-Prsctical Engineering
Exercises. Third and Fourth Battal-
ions.
$50 p. m. Dress Parade Mahan
Hall.
S.15 p. m. Promenade Concert.
Underclassmen and friends. L u e
Hall.
900 p. m. to 100 a m.-First Class
German. Memorial Hall.
Friday, June 5000 a. m. Gradu-
alton Exercises. Dahlgren Hall.
$50 D. m. to 1890 a. m. Fare
well Bsll-Dahlgren Hall.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
Destructive starfish.

Clearing Narragansett bay or that
voracious enemy Of the oyster, clam
and scallop, the starfish. rs one of the
principal recommendation of the
commissioners OF shell fisheries in the
annual report just presented TO the
general assembly. Many acres Of free
ground--17.000 acres are exempt by
law-are described as only breeding
places for the starfish, which during
the past year destroyed million bush
els of oysters besides ravaging the
beds of clans and scallops. So seri-
Gus a menace to the shellfish indus
try is the starfsh that the revenue of
the state from leased oyster grounds
is being affected. The starfish set
during June and July. Immense num-
bers are found upon seaweed. 1t is
estimated that the starfish in one cart
load Of seaweed are capable of de-
stroying over six million clans in one
week. Raking the seaweed ashore is
one way of killing the stars by the
million.-Providence Bulletin.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
Band Program.

Tuesday, June l-ll.30 a. m. Reg
iment of Infantry.
4.30 p. m. Concert Lower Band
Stand
$50 p. m. Dress Parade.
$50 p. m. Masqueraders. - Orehes-
ira.
$50 p. m. Promenade Concert
Luce Hall.
= $50 p. m. Masqueraders. -0rches-
ira. -Mahan Hail.
900 p. Orchestra. -Superin-
tendent's Quarters.
gaWednesday. June 2-9.l5 a. m.
Artillery Competition.
s. 80 p. m. Dress Parade.
1900 p. m. Orchestra. Superin-
tendent's Quarters.
Thursday, June 81 915 a. m.--- In
fantry Competition.
$50 p. m.-Alumni Dinner. .- Or
chestra Mahan Hall.
S.l5 p. m. to 100 a. m.-First
Class German. Memorial Hall.
Friday. June a 1000 a. m. Gradu-
alton Exercises. Dahlgren Hall.
$50 p. m. to 1890 a. m. Farewell
Ball. Dshlgren Hall.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
At the Palace Tonight.

THE Second Commandment, In
1.-The Second Commandment three
act story of Christian Science, which
comes to the Palace today, the man
agement of that theatre has secured
an unusually strong attraction. Miss
Dorothy Bernard. who last season
scored a smashing success on Broad
way. is the actress featured in The
Second Commandment. This story,
produced by Kalem, is one of a series
of three-act dramas, each of which
shows the modern application of one of
the Ten Commandments. Guy Coombs
and an all-star cast of Kalem players
appesrswith Miss Bernard in this story
The comedy is the George Ade
Fable of The Busy Man and the Idle
Woman" You will enjoy this show
Frances X. Bushman in a FIVE three
reel feature. "The Great Silence, to-
morrow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
Today Holiday
MemoriuI Day Observed

Today, Decoration, or Memorial Day,
was observed as a general holiday.
Most of the stores closed at IL clock.
noon. and some were closed all day.
All public buildings were closed as
well as banks, Federal and State offices.
AT the Naval Academy the day was
observed as a general holiday and at
noon the national salute was fired from
the shore battery
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
Carnival Tonight
Many Attractions for All.

Water Witch Hook and Ladder Co.
who have been holding carnival for
the past week at the foot of Main
street and City Dock, which has been
much interfered with by the rain, will
be held again tonight.
The carnival offers many attractions,
and there are still many articles for
sale. There is lots of fun for all
who attend. Don't miss the firemen's
carnival tonight
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
Buried in National Cemetery.

The funeral of William Lewis.
aged 20. Civil War veteran took
place yesterdayssfrom Eastport and was
largely attended,, and local members of
the G. A. r. paying their last tribute
to their deceased comrade.
The Rev. James L. Smiley conducted
the services. The interment W as in
the National cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
Auto. Kills Dog.

Yesterday afternoon an automobile
accidentally ran over valuable bird
dog owned by Mr.. Charles Sweet, and
killed the animal
The accident, which occurred on West
street ex tended, was unavoidable.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
To Camn at "Chink Point,

The Rockhill Hunting and Fishing
Club of Gettysburgh, Penn, through
Mr.. William CAN'T of this city, have
made arrangements to camp at Chink
Point. the property of Mr.. Bembe, and
are expected here next month.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
The Gentry Circus Coming.

Car No. /, of the Gentry Bros.
circus, will arrive here tomorrow in
charge of Mr.. w. w. Gentry who Twill
bill the city and county for the Gentry
circus here on Saturday, June IL.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
To Reside Here.

Mrs. Jones, of Washington, mother
of Midshipman Jones. has rented the
house on Shipwright street leased by
Prof. and Mrs. Westcott, and will reside
here for the summer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31

AT Colonial, Monday, 1.-The Country
Mouse. splendid feature.
adv. 2t.m29
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
Making Home Portraiture.

Mr.. Walter Keyser Bachrach, of
Baltimore, of the Bachrach Studio,
was at the Naval Academy last week
doing home portraiture, a speciality in
his line of work
Mr.. Bachrach is a recognized artist.
and his work bears the artistic stamp
of his touch. He is a nephew and
namesake of Keyser the sculptor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31
BORN.

WHITE-At Annapolis, Md, on May
81, to the wife of Francis o. White,
Jr., "a son, FRANCIS o. WHITE, III
SPENCER AT Chicago, ILL.,, on May
80. to the wife of Richard B. Spen-
Ger, son, JULIAN MURRAY
SPENCER.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-05-31

Advertise in The Capital.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

metIter mann it'd, Dor Sod]en, Der
junee Wonn itono oa bleih nno Git.
terno. inbeiien aus ietnem Hiifeft I'M,
aiisgeiest y9eur iiir Natur" berpor.
orong, unb Die @oite hielten ausen
uno Sbreit ofien uno errporieteu nit
Spnnnung Die Sbiung oieles miIifd.
ltihen M1tbiels.
gnolid3 aebot Der g1fermeiiter
Dem iltneen Manne, oeh Hof obiu.
leeen. 60 Sflanfel' go, olio mel
neud)en @interrod baben's mir ltipi.
sen mol'n2 go hnben's benn Den
Sbrieen, heb? So, Oil lieber 9im-
mel, Der iunge Mann bate eben gar
feinen Winterrod. onher CT aitf Der
oes reifen 8dders mitgeben luiieE
mollte. 0ieiem piiroe id,on einlgt
Sabre bintereinnnoer, intner wenf
er in ieinem Stamm. aaffeehai,Ie IL
oas 5arofipiel n~ertieft mar. Der Win
terrod a~eitoblen. Der 8Gdermeiite
funnte nift mebr in Rube iein autGg.
ltdes Spielhen MAIDEN. uno ous CT.
bitterte ibn 10 iebr, baB er auf eli
0tittel lonn, nm BET einem aftermath
gen @riff nod ieinem @interrodt
ben Oieb m flagranti ertappen 81
f0nnen. gu oieiem 3lpede bate 81
iih UNI ihwereS @elb etn Spielruer.
angeifafft, einen balben Sub bod
uno ebenio brett uno einen Coll itarf
Gieies Werf bate poritebenbe Sc
BERT. wuroen bieie nlir gan5 leiie be
riibrt, 10 fling baiielbe augettblidli1 j.
ipielen an nno apar fait ebenio laut
mie cine tleine 3reborgel. 8ieleS
Spielperf itedte Der Bidder ieoesmal
menn er i'm aaifeebauie Ieinen @in.
terrod ableete, III cine an Der Snllen.
Ieite oes RofeS a1if benz Hiiden an
gebrad1te Soihe. go mar err liber
baB ipern Scenario ieinen Rod a,laos
bas Merf Ourh Den Druid Be,
Miidens anf Die poritebenoen Seherr
lofort nit vGur fir Hdtur" oas
alarmiisnal CAB, unb Der 9ieb mi,
Dem Hode niht melt fommen fonnte.
y y y
lie GrlDinns.
Wilion (oer einen Sreurtb triift
ben er LANCE niht seieben batte)
,Su fannteit aud Den ormen Gerl
ben Sodion?"
Sobnion: ~llno OBJ"
WiIion: SEQ, odnn miro es Gid
ia freuen 81 boren. oa6 er port idrei
2eiben erloft it,"
Sobnion: ,8as on nid,t ingit, ar
mer. alter Sadion. Sd oadbte ia inn.
mer. er miiroe balo oraitisehen.
Wnnn itarb er oenn2"
Wilion: Or lit es ia gar niflt.
ionoern ieine Sran!~'
Der 8rnnb.
s@arum hait on oein Weib sor il
sepriigelt9~
n@eil iie mir nieilte 9ralintmein.
flaid)e aerihlaeen bat"
.3as lit oof fetn @riuHo. lie 10 ~
priigeln."
vSa. aber es ipar nod eifl biiiel
granntfpein orinnen."
limb iparum bat lie Die 9rolult,
peinilaid,e aerihlagen2"
n@eif id ibr cine Sbrieise scge.
ben babe"
u@esbalb oenn2"
Y@eil lie mir. rpie i'd nit einem
&auid nod Sauie sefommen bin, &c.
iaet bat: Seq bid nieoer nno ItIof'
bid ans"
y - -
GIN garter Winf.
Smith, Elm iutser Suriit olfs Geu
gorf, mar in jeoer 5iniitt elm tiifti.
GER EferI. MIR tnoRInS nerna6.ih
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

lllnge in Ole SaId,e nn6 eillen Collar
berporaieheno iagte er: So. mn
lag mir alleS mas OH meiBt unb gib
mir meinen @ed,iel."
Soiientlih laiien Sic nod offers
bon iif boren.-9elten @rnBl
~ y -
Se Wars, Spipa, u. S.--Qs bat
uils ungemein aeireut. Die I'M e rf-
10 iiroiee 9eobadtuna" fen.
zen 81 %lernen. Die elmer ibrer c6ren.
mertben Mitbiirger aemnbt bat. Gr
bat nGmlid enteedt. oaB Der Mea
POM r4riinen Sflen" bis su Ieiler
8obhung piel langer lit uno ooppclt
10 piel Belt e~rforoert ais BON Ieiner
Wobnung gum a@riiHen Sdien1.
SoS ldbt tiei blifcn, 9elien
@rub!
Hew Yprf, ,. M.-9teilit her.
ilthteu Sic. oeli fletneu A9G.
Sd)ilsell oen 9esriif pom lid)tbar ilu6
nitltftbnr flarSnmaf)cn. Mis- Sic
Sbr 9en,iiben erreidt 5u huben mein.
ten. irogten Sic: .9fnn. Srisden,
fannIt on mir einen iidtbaren @e.
aenltano nennen2~ Ia lantctc Sriba
deus antluort: yNteine Sole" Bid
tia. Sest ober nenne mir nal einen
inlthtbaren @cgenitonn. Ginen
angenblid lit Srithen perleaen,
Damn aber lelldtet'S in icinen Slltoep
aiif mo trlumphierenh ioatc cr:
p1eine Sple, Sroulelnl"
Sebr gut! Shreiben Sic mai
wicoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

nabmen 5nr fiiuiflifen athmuna
prattti6 uorfiihrte. Im Sflub CAB
Der aontmanoeltr feiner Anerfennltng
ii6er ole ebenio intereiiatten rpie lebr.
reidlen Gorbieturgcn alnsoruf, uno
ales gitg befrieoigt nah Sanie. Wis
altf ben Eionier, Der ols @eriitdts-
o6ieft geoient hate.
Ger mltroe n1mlih hofb erftidt
ms 2a5orett gefobren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

Der allaemeinen Inirase bas
ben mir Gin e~enei9tes Sbr ees
: Identt uub baben cine @gtraz
: @isipalte fiir ben aeier eins
: 9erdumt.
: 3ieber 2eierl SoIlte elm ipibs
+ artiser Cd 8ebanfe Gein eiges
: mes tpertbes @ebirn ober Define
bGilslid)s I~tmospbdre um5udeu.
mir bieneu Sir bereitmillislr ais
~Iitableiter" II. brinsen Seine
Saden serne an Die GeffeniIihs
{ feit. Iuh iuenn Die Miiie Cir
bplo unp On 4eoitte perbre1en
5 ioateit, ihide ms oteielben
: getroif..
Jiir a1e ein~seianbtem nnb
! BON ms abseoruften Gite sab
: len mir 20 GeHtS In Naar.
: Siir 8eSifte 80 Gents
: 9tntilrlidl miillen Die @isc
mDNlid)it nen lein.
: Nnreiiiere M Seinem ers
; aebettcn
@is. Hebatttmr,
Catholic Irintins Co.,
9ubmame, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13
- ~ -
Hraftiib.

aeiind)eil modte gerli sam aultiinl,
feit lirb 5par oils Sdpalbe. Sic bit
tet uno bettelt beim Sater GeruIr.
ood Dem lit Die Safe 8i tbeuer. gno.
lid riit er draerlid): rsl6 mas, ma.
rim ie1's oenn geraOe ne S6nalbe
iein2 SD meiB einen pieI biIigeren
Gogel, OH ltefit Dir einfad 8atte in
Die Sbren mo eebit ols Saube!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13
Der mniisirenSe @interrod.

Serihie0ene 2eitte molIen ld1on
Spaben auf Dem Dafe ,9tiir fir Sea-
tur" pfeifen gebGrt baben; oaB aber
AUDI ein @interrof, elm iimpler mat,
tlrter @interrof f1rmlidJ aus ieinem
Siltter binaus jene Welooie, uno nett
better ais Die Spasen AMI Dem 9ad,e
eritallen laiien fann. oapon iolten
lid Die @aite zines @iener aaiiec.
banles iiber5eisen. Gs mar mirflih
cine originel orolise lteberrai9ung.
10 wuroe Carol seipieIt, bort
Shaf, in ben Senlterniiden ipnroe
gelelen. fein einsiger ser in ienem
a~uffeebauie ~antpeienoen 86lte er.
martete etpas mie einen muIifali-
iden 8enuB, nno bd nit einem Male
biipften unb ifJtpirrten bic Atitigen
Zone oes Wdlsers aNur fit Ratrr"
ourd Den Naum. SSit ser Mite oes
Sofals ltano elm lunger Mann. ser
tief erihroden iein Saipt nadD aui-
nnb nbndrts, ttah red)ts unb liufs
blisifnea umbermarf. llno Damn
orebte er lid UNI ieine eigene ahie
luie elm areiiel, aber Die peroanmte
Muiif brane linn immerfort aus iei.
mem &iiden beraus, immeriort in
leid1t biipfenoen Eonen .Ni,r fir ga.
trr." Mit Dem aiisorufe zines blot.
lib pom 8abniinn GrfaBten polItc
oann Der ilnge Wann aus benz So
fale hinausitiiraen. in bieiem a(i,.
aenblide ieooh ipi,rbe er BON einenl
~ltarfbeleibten Serrn. einem reifen
gadermeiiter. am Arme gefaBt llno
senotbigt 5l bleiben. Der Bidder
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

zoe furgert am 9ritdeugeIdn0er
berum. El6sIid, 5iebt er ieilien LETT
ten @roiden bernpr, betrodtet lin
lange, inoem er ilberlegt mas oa!nit
an5ufaagen mdre. 0abei fGQt finn
oas @elOitiid ms @aiier, aopfihiit-
telno meint er; gSeripope beo if 81
mon, ,aber mid in @aiIer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

gietoria, aanias, Sui. 3. 9inebcr'
aer.--Oer geideiote Mop o.
fat.--Sn eiucm 3orie poren swci
M%bpcfaten, ein after ,unb elm iunser.
Ginntul gina Der iunge abpotat ~
Dem alien uto fraste i'm etipas.
.Ssh merbc besahlt fir meme Nr.
belt" ioatc bigger. Ia ariii Ner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13
Gin sarter Wmf.

Smith, eth iunser Suriit aus Geip
0orf, mar in jener Stniitt elm tiifti.
ger Rerl. nur mablos pergebtid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

tens muB lie nit ibrem @eiinoe fem
idiiberlih mneeben, Oamit lie niht
Grbitterung onrifte, oie lebr leitt
lire iiblen Miidipirfimaen auf bic
ainoer bnben fonn. Denn oie
Iienitboten laiien bic linen piber.
fnbrene oOer permeiitlif si ltnreft
5ueefiiate l1nbia iebr oft Die 4inoer
entaelten, moburh boie 2eioenid}ais
ten eepedf. sendbrt unb sroBgeSogs,
Deroen. Cine Sansmutter, bic ieoes
lngeifif 6es @eiinbes nit Longer,
Strafprebigten, Die auh Die 4inoer
nit %anboren. 81 dnbern liiht.
braiiht lid niht az %ipunberu, menn
ibrc eigcnen ainoer gegen tie itreit-
iiiftig, ifnippiih unb lnee3oeen lid
benebmen. DDS iinb," 10 ihloB go-
naparte, .nur menige Yunfte non
ben pielen, Die cine quite Somilien-
mutter 5ii beaften bat"
\. Die porber 10 reoielise Dame nber
pagte niht mebr, oos @prt az er.
greifen.
- ~ ~
yeim Vilbc geblieben.
Serr Unit einem iebr sroBen 5d1-
BED: .Diiien sic. mir pr1gen iih
Die @eiihter Der Meniden in mein
@eoddtniB elm, sleif 8botosra.
pbien."
6reuno: rSm ia, cine anitdnoise
Siinfelfamnter baben sic ia"
Seimgeid)ift.
sd gratiiliere. Serr aomnlerSier.
rafb! Sdon mieber einen Sroen be.
fommen? @as iperoen % Sbre Hei.
Der iagen2"
Gas moat' id, Sic geraoe irasen.
Serr 9oftorl"
Gigenc AmffaHnna.
sic iagten. Die Dame lei s s.
arbeitsIebrerin. lie aibi
aber ooh 8Iapiernnter r.
yea, lit oas etipa teimeSano.
arbeit?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13

Ahtnna Seier!

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aiir3lih mitBte er nah ct. 9onis
iahren, Inn BORT einen nidttsen ali.
enten in elmer bel einem @erihtshoi
i'm Stoate Miiiouri id,pebenbep
Sahe Su befrneen. gdlo oorauf err.
hielt iein 8orseieeter folaenoes Eele.
gramm aus ct. 2ouis: r@abe ga,
men bes alienten nergelien, brabtet
u%mgebeno!"
Die 4ntrport alls Helu gorf lau-
tete mie folet: Same beS 3lientea
SenfinS, ,shr Rame lit Smithl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13
Gine scluusene llebmn,

Del einem Gioniers 9ataiaoR utlo
eit &ortrag itatt iiber 8ieoerbele.
bungsueriuhe an @rtrnnteneu. Ger
StabsarSt COB Die @rl1uterumgen.
mahreno ein iureer. SnnitGtsunter.
o%iii5ier an cirent Yionter sic Wtob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-13
. @mt ansgeorGft.

.Satten sic nad) Der fiirdlterIid,en
&neiperei nidt cineu auter?~
DNa. miiien Sic. oas mar id,on
nlebr ein Safer GougreB..~