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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
MEAT INJURIOUS
 TO THE KIDNEYS
Take tablespoonful of Salts ii Back hurts or Bladder bothers-
 Meat forms uric acid.

We are a nation of meat eaters and our blood is filled with uric aciI, says well-hnowb authority, who warns us to be constantly on guard against kidney trouble
 The kidneys do their utmost tn free the blood of this irritating acid, but become weak from the overwork they get sluggish, the eliminative tis- sues clog and thus the waste is re- tainsd in the blood to poison the en- tire system.
 When your kidneys ache and feel like Jumps of lead, and you have stinging pains in the back or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or the bladder is irritable. obliging you to seek relief during the night; when you have severe headaches. nervous and CizSy spells, sleeplessness. acid stomach or rheumatism in bad wealth CT, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of lad Salts; take tablespoonful in a glass of water be- fore breakfast each morning and in a few days your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined with lithia, and has been used for generations 10 flush and stim- ulate clogged kidneys. to neutralize the acids in urine so it is no longer source of irritation. thus ending urinary and bladder disorders.
 lad Salts is inexpensive and can not injure; makes a delightful effer vesceDt lithia-water drink, and mo- body can make a mistake bJ taking a little occasionally to keep the kid neys clean and active. 92
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
By HESKETH PRlCHARO
Copyright. 1913. By Heiketh Prichard

You mind Puttlck said the fella come just when he was beginnin' to mend the canoe? l took a look at the work he'd done ou it and he couldn't 'a' got through an that under an hour. He's fixed a little square of tin over the rent as neat as neat And then wasn't it queer the fella should have come on him there-a place be wouldn't be in not one morning of q hundredg"
 You believe he made up the whole story? And that no one came at all?'
 I'm pretty sure of it. There wasn't sign or a track and as to the fella's jumpin' from stone to stone. there's distances of fourteen and sixteen feet between. Sul he might "a done it. or he might 'a' walked ln the water, and ] were not going to speak til were sure"
 "Go on. We're stil in the dark, Joe, " said Linda
 Well, Miss Linda. you remember how Puttick advised Mir Petersham Co pay or go. and how told him to stick it out, and when I'd given him that advice | said Co you that was going across to SenIls lake. and asked Mir. Quaritch to fell Puttick ! thought there was good chance that Puttick would put on one of bis partners tO scare me You see nobody knew which way were going but you and him, SO it'd be fair certain that if was interfered with it would prove Puttick guilty"
 That was clever, though you ran a horrible risk. Was there any particu- lnr reason why you chose to go to Sen lis lakeg'
 Sure. l wanted to see if any one had been over there looking for your brooch Ony us and Puttick knew it was lost. and you'd said how your ia. ther had paid dollars and dollars for it When a thing like that's lost wOodsmen n go miles tO try to find it and Puttick must 'a' told Che Tomlin- sons, for there was tracks all around our fire where we boiled the kettle
 DO yon think they found my hrOOchT
 Huh! No pick it up myself Eve minutes after you drop it, ] only kep it pretendin' 1t was lost. as bait Ike I've told you what happened to me coming back and how ] had tO shoot Dandy Tomlins0n His shooting at me after was down give me a sur prise. for didn't think he'd want tC do more than scare me, but ] guess fl was natural enough. for Puttick was gettin rattled at me always nosin nrouud
 "lt's ut very clenr November. and we know everything except who it was shot BiI Worke
 "l guess Muppy Tomllnson's the man"
 What makes you think thatT7
 "Bill was shot with 4J-7J rife Both putuck and Dandy Tomlinson carries 30-3Os Muppys rifle is a iJ-7J."
 How can you know what sort of rifle was used to shoot withf The bullet was never found snid Linda
 "l picked up the shell the first time ] was over with you"
 And you never told mel" said she But that doesn't matter. What I'm really angry with you for Is your mak ing me promise not to so out yesterday mud then deliberately going out your self 10 draw their fire Why did you ] do it? lf y0u had heen killed ! should i never have got over it"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
Suzanne Jackson Wins Suc- cess in Part Written f.r SimOne.
London Signs that Tcrne Rogers Has Returned to United States.
'' Aglavaine and Sciyscttc' to be Produced with Bertha Mann.

Enc programme of the Modern Dram. iIaE,is. ana i- tp b. sponsored by tlt Drama League for au extensive west .iu tour Niln MI h.ur iH th- ,. are itI,n LviIs, Kate Morsau yu. DIytr lIIus-rI.
 'AEI.taiur -Iu s.Iysettu." tho poet. I,al uruma ot aI.uriO. Na"terar.k. tu. Belgian Iu., W.I have pToGuclIu. I' the Greek Theatre. Berkeley. C.l '..s sumu.I The nruIu,t t.ou i~ suurI the direction uf Arthur Row. and I.or .I. Mann a talented emotional actress a-e been invited tu rr.o lLe lines o t.Iayaiua. tN' chief character m fU a"ma tt pf,.u, Miss Mann ]. lrul. Hl h.r charm and t.Ian. tu "To-uus. .. On. play which lri t. tnIsauHal Hn1I ..aI ,..D.s .u N,. ,uI, and tn....u
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Nothing bu. inc press reviews oc Fcne Rogers success in New York when she made her vaudeville debut would convince tho London press that sine was not still confined within the boundaries of London. After they con
 rihutrd Jo the seiety Of nations by susp,cting Miss Rogers, who is an American singer and actress. of being la German spy. they have suspected every strange person in England. whether garbed as man or woman of being a possible Ierne Rogers in dis guise. The entire London and British public. therefore, sighed with relief when it Was cabled that Miss Rogers had appeared in New York. and had not even mentioned her London ex- rrrience Nothing but possible Zep- uelins disurbs London at present
 New York boasts of many original clubs but one was formed last week which is entirely new and unusual It was created by a clever press woman 0f New York Rodney Richmond who writes thugs about the Punch and Judy Theatre The membership is rec strictrd tO actresses bearing the rather ambiguous title of "understudles." |" These young women have been a con- euicu0Us feature uf theatrical events durinr the paet season. Ethel Wright. uulerstIdv tD Wl's Dean in "rhe Law of thr Land recently was called upon fo assume that trying role without mo-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

X new play w.r produced ll1t wcg', called "TGg Run ul ,he Cards" lt Wss written lv Charles l' NlrClIucJE Nho also Hrutc "Ihc World and lis ANiI0" aud 'The Iu-t Lady oi the 'Laud.' It. ur-s.E, play was yrI,t-l for NaHaw- -mona. Che omurli French actress. h-t because Paris ui- {" uo iuaucsmI Is al present for o.am.JiC pruyIct.u.s jhe author chose Suzanne Jsa..au. au American aclr,. 0f char.t .ui HIr.t and eulusrs. u,r Wtu ,u, l,ullH- l..". which she rIuErG with such afH..ue. UaI lt is to be I.Ilr produced .n New Nurl.
 Miss JaClHuu Eas frequently Ircl chosen to "uN uu. plays col promise. 'u lH. ur. ,gl. ,a.. -hr won sGch su.- cess iu ,as Y..u rH.t rue leading u.la-
 ..r- and I..N,,# u| NrW Au.l cumDll m.utr0 utr by visiting Che Lyric The utre Erida,.orJ to witness her per- luruauD-.
 Tlr system or "trriue-out" plays be-
 fNre their W.ttuuuI t.g production has received special oou-Id ration from thn
 ranJu,r- since thr ll-f of fimss ol t.a present uu.l season has been com
 piled uN d critic u. an iuguisitNr turn uf mIud. Many uf these plays. it !.
 H,aHr-t would have been successful
 u.H they been "tried uut" before bring .ns tn-m into New York
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

And what ud | have done if you'a been killed. Miss Linda2"
 What do you mean, Joe7' said Lin. da softly.
 "I mean that if one of the party | were with got killed in the woods while | was their guide I'd go right into Quebec and run a boarding house or become a politician. That's all I'd be good for!"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
LORD STRAHLEIGH
 AGAIN AT LOWELL

It is certain that the Edison pro ductions featuring Mark McDermott as young Lord Sranleigh have taken hold on a great many of the Warren District theatre goers The feature of the bil today and tonight will be "An Invitation And an Attack" this pleasing drama is in two parts and is one Of the best of Lord Sranleigh's adventures "All For The Boy is plot that contains some very strong scenes and the acting is beatifully done The photography is also ade- qUate and any audience will enjoy this offering
 "The Smoking Out or Bella Butts"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
HEARD IN rHu GREEN ROOM

hERRD IN f1 L. Ln EEIN hOCW
 "NTauy actors complain that they .Cauuo. find employ meul when .ue} sudiously refrain from seeNne r where it might be fuuud' sulgcsls .Ferne Rogers with 1 wifchinr smile.
 "Is he familiar with Shakespeare Q" maua9er Inquired pf Rupert Iaryrv ir .discrssinG prospective car.10te q. 90 place in new company. 'Iawu 'r -Ned lir. Harvey - j. p's tNr. dipuHEt"
 "I have become a movie .an. Clare Weldon writes from ,i -road" uaer, .l- is playing iu "ComiuE .ud Gs.nt.
 Aud then she ofer no further eN- .'auaUHu. "ANc a., moving anuut ,he ouc-night stands just now
 wrirarl Kane WI embarrassed re- .,r''v u dIseu-sioH as 70 which pose
 fy- fIe greater .'ra.I'uu Tor Hcr .re blonde or lrm,.. "l have been nufn.' Hu actress confessed t1 him, "rrd ] can s,- "o .1rec.ahle diner eup-."
 X well known woduc.ng m11arer rqet EaruI d- pgc. ~. vino is playing
 u IUnoc,nt wilar. necessarily bee
 Ing -u and Inquired for business m1u.aor Mir Ue Becker suggested Ihc ume or man who had 7t one
 .me been his own bu- mess manager els hc cauubler" the muIueer asked with interest "Canelc' Ot any- .thing'' was the startling response.
 X hnl has been introduced into the legislature of Indiana providing a penalty to Toe imposed upon theatrical companies whose advertisements are misleading They are not allowed 10 make claims which cannot hc substan- Hated. which moves clever Suzanne
 Jackson to observe that if the same law should apply to actors seeking en- glgements. the oversupply of appli- cants may shortly Doe exhausted.
 Gilbert White. painter dramatist, lec- turer and raconteur believes there should be universal art education. He is confessing a story which has been told at the Players Club for the past fortnight It seems that MT. White, who took a bungalow In New Jersey last summer. found a beautiful view from the grounds of a roadhouse. He gained permission 10 occupy the grounds. and when his landscape was finished decided Co show his apprecia- ton by painting a small 'scape for his Ibcncfactor. He chose a part of the hotel grounds and Co give it tat Imosphere" included a dove cote which was located near by. The birds were shown flying towards their domicile, and he was rather proud of his effort He presented it with becoming cere- mony, and was somewhat surprised at the look of perplexity which overcast the features of the boniface. It's all right" this dignitary observed "and , am much obliged Co you. But 4 you don't mind, ] wish you would paint out them nosuuitoes. it might give the folks r0ug impression of my house"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Carl Buenz, managing director of the Homburg-American Line at New York, pleaded not guilty 10 indictment charging him with conspiracy against the United states to supply German sea raiders with food and fuel and was released on S5OOO bail
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Woouford Hotel and Dining Rooms 233 North Second Ave, Phoenix,
 Arizona.
 We would be pleased to have the people of Bisbee and Cochise County give us a trial We guarantee COur, teous treatment and reasonable prices
 MRS D. J. KENNEDY.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Springfield is keeping a census of labor and has found decline of 3.7 per cent in unemployed since statistics be- gan in middle of February. There are 27475 wage-earners. Of whom 3lO are unemployed
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Count Tisza, Hungarian premier. announces that Parliamentary elec- tions which would ordinarily take place in September will be postponed owing to the war as most of the elec- tors are at the front
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

"I have become q movie .an Clare Weldon writes from tu "r1ad' Uler, che is playing in "Comiug and Ga.nt. Ind then she ofler- on. further -N- .'anaU.u. "lVc u, moving aluut ,na our-night stands just now
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
The Super-Tire

They are not trouble proof. Mishaps come to them, misuse affects them, much like other tires.
 But Goodyears are Fortified
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

"Is he familiar with Shakespeare Q" 9 mauaeer inquired of Rupert 'aryrv n .dlscrssiu- l prospective DarI|I"fe f. 90 place in new cOmparv. 'IamH -aed lir Harvey - p1. tyr. fipUrUt"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Wh'rarl Kane WIZ embarrassed re- .,rfIv To di-su- sion aH to which pose
 Hy- tIe greater .f.rurIfup for men. .ra blonde ur bruno "I have been 'rud J can s,- -n .lWcciahle d.n.r- euu-."
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

"Afauy actors complain that they Cauuo. find employ menl when ,ue} studiously refrain from seeking r where it mi-h be iuuud.' su-sest
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

On February 1st we made another big reduction. That makes three in two years, totaIing 45 per cent We are giving you, through mammoth production. the best tire value ever known. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
1sarSinaI 6ibbSns erflGrt.
tepeiisa fiir bisic seitnnn.N

Baltimore. 0tb. - n6relbc
ioutc uniere Ser5eu Oieie @eibuudten
eriilllen", iagte &urOinal @ibbou5 AM
21. Sc5ember. o9Sir lebcu in Srice
ben nit Sepcrmnm unb oielea lit Die
3ett pc5 SabreS, all lpeldDem Der Sriebc
am meilteu gepiirbigt miro. Sd)
CLAUDE ui6t, baB Die Ser. Staoteu in
Sen aricg pertpidclt ncrpen. Gs tbut
mir itur leib, iuie uniere 8riiber III
Werifo b%rangioliert iuerSen. Grit
geitern erbielt id) ciueu 8rief bon Dem
Gr56iidof bon Saracn, III ipeldem mir
mitgetbeiIt miro, baB Garrau5u es
ta9tdglid idlimmer treibt. 60 bat
er iiingit Die Iuinnbme bon Golletteu
i'll &irheH~ eerbpten, ludbre1tb pas
9eidtenboreu idou felt elmer getpilleu
3eit nerboteu morben lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
-Sn Sen SanSsm GneianS'=.
tepeSicn fir Sieie Seituna.)

W biu9toM ,. G.-Staatsz
ictrctdr Canning bat Die @rtldrung Obj
9cgeben. Die Qcgenmdrtigeu Sdnpierigs
tcitcu. nm sic u0tbigcu SGrbeitpfic 81
trbdltcn mdrcu Die Solgcn Der eng
hidcu nCrocr Of Council" BON II.
NtdrS 1915 gc0cu Sen Ocutiden Or
p%ortbnuocl. Die @iiltiNtcit bicicr
aCrocr Of Council" hdttcu oic Ger.
Staateu icooh ME u%ncrtnunt mo 5llr
Scit iGnbcH Niplomatild'c Sciprchunz
ucu pic9bctrcif ltutt. Sniormcll babe
guglano picIcr5alb bic in Scutidlnuo
BON ncItrulcu &oubcru Dor Dem II.
Mars 1915 bciteliteu gSunren ireigcs
gcbcu. |ui bicic @cilc boiie man
miercr Sertil Snruitric ciuiacrmnBcu
oiculid 81 iciu. ~ Nbcr wcSbalb Ser
giimiigungcn uon Gnglnn0 iiidjen,
mcnu mir II uuf unier sutts Hcht
b"erufcu tOnucu &c 2. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
SSScnfrcSitsSiu.

@aibinotou, ,. &. - Cine
@pocutrebit sSiQ. bic nnd Den Seller
td0cn in bcibcn &duicrn bc5 Som
orcicS cingcbrud,t pcrbcu loa, lit be-
rcit3 am %. Se5cmber bon Dem
SpcSiaI apmitc bciocr &Gllier. oa9 I'M
lcBtcu Apn9rcB crnulunt lpurbe, nm
ciucu Scrtdlt ilbcr Den @e9enltano II,
bicicr Scilipn por6ulcNcn, fattiid
icrti9gcitcllt morbeu. Sic Gill iicbi
Elm Snitcm coopcrutipcr. nit Sen
rc0ipnnlcn V|uuhbuntcn pcrbiinoctcr
6rtliacr Nlpcintioncu Dor. lncltC
@untcu Ole @cnuQnjB BADEN pilrbcu,
GUnoS, nlS5u9cbcrL >oic uuf Die Snubs
s~ppptbctcn Der Spfnl ANpciutipncll
6uiicrt iiup. Die @anfcn. 6luDli an
3nbl, lpiirbcu ppi Der Ncgicruua burd'
cine pom &rGli0cutcw-6u ~crncnncnbc
Sommiiiipu bcnIiiidti9t lucroeu mn
Gin fomblnicrtc2 AGpitul BON uidi
meui9er oils S6.O00,000 babcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

uielmcbr, bae trps Der angeublif=
lidlen %llnflarbctt a%utumntiid btc
SDiung Der r6miidcn Srasc i'm Icrfc
Der Suricbuug 0pttes erfDiscn iueroe,
III citcr Wciic, bic alc -btsbcrigeit
Seriuhc beidDGmcn ucrbe.
Sieie @ebanfeu Yiu5' oe5 3ebntcn
finoen mir lpieberfebreu in NcuBcruns
gen, oic &aroinalz Stuat5lefretdr
@dSparri I'M Suni 9emadDt bat. Ser
Staatsiefrctdr 8euebift'5 be5 Siinfs
5ehnten bat ertldrt, baB Der Enpit
8uerIt an Die 2eiben Der Yolfcr
Gurppa's unb Damn crit an ii6 ielbit
benft. Sn Ieiner Sbdtigteit als
Sriebeusfiirit fonnte lid ser @upit
niht bonn anfang an auf Elm beitimms
ties Srp9ramm iiber bas vBie" Der
2oIung Der r0miihen Srnge feItlegen,
obne Der @nttpidluu9 Der @rcigniile
uuO Der 9ottlihen Soriebuug pprs
greifen 81 luoleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
GnelanS's SaIihmne.
lin Ginfall in Siin gfrifa su rcd)t
fertigcm, i1liftc britiihc Hcgica
ruug Die Samofurtc.

Serltu.-Iuf cine Suffrage bes
Siibrers Scr nutiounuibernlen Eortei,
Qtaipr Gruit Sullermaun. bin, CAB
Sr. Solf, Staataictretdr be5 &cid)s
foloniuIamt5, an n. Se6enlbcr int
Hcidatag Die @rtldrung ab, haB
S~eutidlauo ME Die Ibiidlt babe, Die
aapfolonic bon Scutid, Silbpeitafrifn
ans dn5u9reiieu, luie Die Hegierllug III
aupltubt b%cbaliptet bate. Sies perbc
aQein ldpu purd) Die Sbatinde be-
lpiclcn. bnB Die beIti6e Hceicruug Die
Streittrdfte III Siibrpeita Nfrifu bon
10000 in 1903 auf 1000 hcrubgc
icBt babe. Or. Solf iii9te bin5u, onB
linn I'M Sabre 1912 bel |icinent Nui
entbalt in Spnbou bon @euerol @utbn,
%rdiiocnt Der SiiOnfritauild1cu lluiou,
Der prin9cnbc Hutb 9egeben worocn
lei. ia nidt Die bcutIheu Streittrditc
meitcr 81 ihlpdtcn hu haourd, Die
@efubr bon I%uiitduoeu DER @inQcs
borcnen patien miirbe. - Sic critcn
&Gmpic in Siibs Nfrifu uurocu uli
oeutItem Sobcu ullSgcfohtcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
Die Setiiisucrlmitc Scr
2lutierten.
734 Sabr5cugc uun 1,447,62S Spn=
lcn aui benz Mecresgruub.

@crIiu.-SoB Die %erluite,
pelde Seutihlano'2 Seiubc lpdbrenO
be5 &riege5 an Sdificu c~rlittcn bu
ben. 9on5 enornt iiuo. bemeiit cine
bier an 30. Nc5cmtcr p~crGficn!liutc
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GllcIlcn ltammi. Sduuh iino icit
Dem Iusbrih Nc2 Gricgca bis Sllm
Gube bcS Nonnta 9lppcmbcr in9gcs
luumt 734 fciuolidc ShiIfc bon 5llz
%innmncN 1,447,6S2 Sonncn 5eritort
morbcn, mo spar 56S SdIiffe bon gu
lumncu 1,079,492 Spnncu burd)
Suudbnpte, mo 80 bon 5ulammcu
94,7O9 Sunucn burh Wfiucu. 0ic
8riten BADEN 624 Sabr3eugc bon ms
geiummt 1.231.944 Somrcn perlorcn,
oocr ii~taaeirmmt 80 Hroicnt hires
9ciommtcu SdiifabcitauDca.
&crliu.-Sic Neutidc NSmirns
litdt .qub am Is. Sc5cmbcr bcfanut,
DAB ser feline arcl5cr Bremen" uno
EN- S%orpcbnboot IN Der Tltiec iorpcs
oiert. bic NtannidGfteu n6cr 1~crcttet
lullr0cu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
Demtibe Inlcite.
,3ebn Msiaiarbcn Mart iait cinitimmig
bcuiliat.

70 9crIiu.-Scr NcidStug bat am
21. Sc5cmbcr Sen BON Der Hcgicrlng
8eiorocrtcn ars02trebit i'll 0ohc BON
10.000;000.0 600 Mari ($2.500.0O0,z
000) in 6~lpcitcr unb britter Scilug
nnaenommcu. Ncun5cbn lSo5iolbcmp
tratcu (bcr rnbitnlcu 43) ltimmtcu
8egeu Die &orlugc. &or Der @bltims
mltug -iilbrtc eiucr Der ip6inlpcmptraz
tiihcn Heoncr. Nricbrid Nugult Nnrl
0icucr ans Scip6ig. I'M Nancn Der
Minocrbeit aus. Die Nusiihtcu uui
Srieoeu ieicu ~porlduiia npt GlberiI
gerina. iolougc aui pcioeu Scitcu not
Nmcriona9eliilt il porbdnocn icicn. SuI
9Ianten Der INSTRUMENTATION
0tcbrbcit iprnd) Sricorih @bcrt. ocIicn
9rtlGrurS. Die Mcbrbcit rpernc iiir Ole
%orlagc 'timmcu. NIT !nutem Seiinl
begriiBt murbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

laden 5tpeiter alalie babeu, ulIo fiir
cinen Gent per Sfuuo bef0rocrt iperz
Den. Sn 1914 lplroen 1,0SS,6S6.z
100 Sfunb Soitiufeu 5~lpeiter aluiie
allo 5u etnem Gent per Yfuub bciors
bert, lpdbrenb eS Der Hegieruug icd5
Gents ~toItete. I'M bieIe SadJcu I'll be-
atproern. Sic Hegicrung p~crliert ulio
filnf Gents per Yfllub obcr ilbcr Sol
100000 per Sabr burd @cf0rocrun9
BON 3eitun8en nm Maga3ina. Nber
troB oieie5 &erluite5 gibt e5 feline
9iegierunass llebcriift, Oh hie &u0liz
tationen, Die bieieS Yripileg bnbcu, i'm
Sntercile Der ]ullgemcineu %olf5pobls
fubrt bcrau3geacbeu lucroeu ooer bios
negutlpc 5~cricecnbc Nciultatc II
Itrcben. Sier licqt iihcrlid Elm MiBs
pcrIt0noniB III Der N%uffniiung Scr
TreB 6rcibcit Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
Der britiispe yHIefime".
Siirtiihe Stfeniiue 5wang Sritcn Sum
RiifSug.

Serliu.-9r. auenpi %rdiiDcnt
oes H~eid]stugs, CAB am 21. 9c3cms
Der folgcnbc @rfldruug ub: .<Sir en-
iocben, OaB Die 0albiuiel
8allipoli bon Den @%n9ldnoern geIdus
bert WorOcu iii. Sies bcocutct nidt
dllein Die m%ilitGriite unO moraliide
Nieoeriagt GuglouO'a. ipupcru ald)
tmeu g%ldn5cnhcu Sriumpb Der tilrtis
lheu &nffcu."
Ser umtlid,e Seridt ans Som
%ltuutinopel ilbcr Die Hdrumin9 Der
0ulbinlel 0nllippli icitcna Der Sritcn
l0Bt bcreu oNiid5ug" in eiuem gan3
unoeren Sidt crid)ciucu. ga mar BON
einem freilpiQigcn %crlniicu Der Stclz
lungcu bel Nndfurtu an Der Suplas
Sai lrnO bel Nri 8urnu im gu8ucz
Se5irt feline HeOc. llutcr Dem Nnz
ltlrm Der Silrtcn mlIBtcu Die britiid)cu
Sruppeu 5urildlpcideu, bis lie oua
0iccr erreid)teu. Sa3 tilrtiid]c Nrtils
Ieriefeucr lunr gang bcipnbcr3 erfulg@
reid; Die neIcu Sruppz @cidilBc tbuz
ten ibre Sduloigfcit. Gle Gerluits
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perbleibt Jest nod III britiIden 0dus
ocn. 8ic auberS tlinacu bieic
Wtelpuugeu dis Der amtlihc Seridt,
Der III Souoou ull5gcgebcu lulr0e.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
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n.-am 21. Se5embcr
BADEN lebbafte Sebntteu ii6er Die Nns
nerbung peiterer Srlppeu inn Inter
baliS itattgcfunOen. Ser Yrcmierz
miuiiter Nsquitb CAB cine lang err
ipartete @rfldrlng iiber Ole militia
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ieitS I'M SelOe. Ser Ir6eiteriilbrer
Sobn 9ilou uno Sobu HebmonD, Siibs
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iebr eutihie0eu, baB lie 9e9eu Die all
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be6eihnete e. ais ~Stouoal", bub
bisber feiu 9eridt bcs Generals Sir
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geben worbeu lei. SHlicBlidb lpurben
Die -Gtittel iiir bic @initeauug elmer
peitcrcu Milliou Solbatcn bcuiQi0t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

miiiion lei. SrdiiOcut @iliou unp
Sefretdr Canning ieien 5u Der llebcrs
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rdtblih lei. oih nun cinen ein6i9en
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ben nmcritnuiihcu Suti1nftern auf
Dem Sabeliuese riG)tis 5m ihilberr,
iCi or biniibcrgeid)idt Wurpcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
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