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New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
BREWERS FIGHTING
 EVILS OF SALOONS
President Schmidt IntimateS Rad
 ical Reforms May Be Expected

Springfield, Mass, Oct. 14.-The United States Brewers association whose members are said to produce over seventy-five per cent. of the malt liquors in the United States, be- gan its fifty-fifth annual convention here yesterday.
 President Edward A. Schmidt in his address declared that the Brewers. as well as outside reformers were striv- ing to correct the evils of the saloon, and intimated that some radical re- forms might be expected.
 Constructive Policy Lacking.
 He said, in part:
 For many years the educational work of our association was ham, pered by the lack of a constructive policy, which, however, was impossi- ble until practically all our own peo- pie had reached the point of convic- tion in regard to the necessity of sa- loon reform and of rigid law obser- vance.
 We have at last come to fairly general agreement as to what con- stitutes a good licensing system, and have established in our own minds, certain definite principles which should govern the conduct of the re- tail trade. Of course, the local ap- plication of these principles involves many perplexing and complex prob lems, which will take time to work out, and will undoubtedly involve some serious sacrifices.
 Want Reputable SaIoonkeepers.
 Tn this connection I want to be- speak your active interst and co-op- eration in the work of the cooperative committee of the licensed trade en- gagged in the manufacture and sale of Alcoholic liquors, which is endeavor- ing to build up the local retail organ izations, so that every reputable man in the saloon trade may be enrolled as a member of his local organization. One of the main objects of this move ment is to bring the reputable men in the retail business together, so that their opinions may be made potent in correcting any of the abuses that have crept into the business.
 The cooperative committee, repre- senting the national organizations of the brewers, the wholesalers and the retailers, have agreed that licenses should be issued in response to a normal demand for them, and that the artificial stimulation of business by any branch of the trade is unde- sirable. The committee also advo- cates the absolute suppression of any connection of any licensed premises
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

problems, upon common sense a ness lines. Their standpoint is the licensed house is a practical essity. and that it ought always tc a place to which aii classes, and the people can resort without
 proach. This organization has cured the control of someH300 censed houses, where during the ! ten years it has been coGinputed { more than 11,000.o00 persons h been served, and not a single prose ton for drunkenness .er any ot evil has resulted. M
 Welfare of ContDiunIfy-
 "I appeal to you" seid tho pre dent in closing. to make it yc personal business to sec that suohl forms are undertaken and carried and to accept willingly your O share in the loss that these refor may, and will necessarily involv' temporary though they may be-b, because in the long run they will ure to your benefit. and most of because they are putting the indus on all fours with the welfare of 1 community" @
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
REPORT NOT SATISFACTORY.

New London, Oct. 15.-The report of Capt. George B. Enos of the steam CT Tennessee which collided with the schooner Samuel s. Thorp off Fishers Island Saturday night has been sub mitted to the local inspectors of steam vessels by the New. York board where the captain made his report. The report did not contain enough details of the accident to make a final decision possible and Captain Enos was ordered to render a supple mentary report that shall contain the exact details of the movements of the steamer im4ediately previous to the accident and the names of the officers and crew on watch at the time of the collision.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
he Melen & Hewes CO. ssss "s eo"nses s""sss

isfaction the small number of ships six only-that were reported sunk by submarine attack last week. While this is one of the smallest losses for the weeks period and almost intinit- esimal compared with the enormous amount of shipping exposed to at- tack, even this showing has led the British into no overconfident predic- tions that the danger is over or that the navy has altogether overcome the danger. 4a .F
 Not Published In England.
 This is but one of the naval topics on which the press is virtually silent except to reproduce the comment of Foreign papers. American newspa- per readers are daily presented with more or less well supported discus sions of matters relating to the Brit ish navy of which not 8 line appears in print here. Recently some of the London papers republished from an American paper an article about a new aircraft constructed to fight Zep- pelins. It was passed by the press bureau with the observation that 1t
 could in no degree vouch for the
 accuracy of any of the statements therein.
 When the American papers were printing references to the net across the English Channel describing it even to the name of the makers, there l was not word about 1t in the Brit | ish papers. "'e..e~
 . Startling Experience. l Indeed it would be an almost start
 ling experience if London publisher i should be permitted to print any of 1 the many articles about the British navy that are appearing so frequently
 in the American Journals.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
REPRINT NEUTRAL PRESS ESTIMATES
British Press Gets No Account Of \ German Submarines Sunk

(correspondence of the Associated Press. London, Oct. 5.-British papers Ehave republished from American and gother neutral papers various esti- hnates of the number of German sub- kmarines sunk by the British, but so lar the admiralty has authorized no
 gures or estimates of its own. con- Renting itself with the explanation of IA. J. Balfour, first lord of the ad- &niralty, that since the number is not *iefniteIy known it is better neither #o under estimate nor over estimate
 .
 Tffs British public noted with sat-
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
KILLED BY LIVE WIRE.

Waterbury, Oct. 15.-Thomas Mo- Ian, Polish, 30 years of age, was in- stantly killed yesterday when he touched live wire on a pole in the upper part of Pearl street. Nolan had been employed by the United Electric Light and Water Company, and was repairing some wires when the fatality occurred. 2,3OO volts passed through his bo45.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

tion show that twenty-six vessels left American ports and required the use of wireless to summon help. Of that number four caught fire; twelve ran ashore, stranded, or got into an ice jam; three broke down; five were in collisions one was storm battered or Waterlogged and one was torpedoed.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
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ITUARA
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 Wm. Frye Tebbets Prest
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
HELPED BY WIRELESS.
TNventy-siX Wrecked Vessels Sum-
 moned Aid By Its Means.

Washington, Oct. 15.-Aid rendered by the federal radio service to sail ing ships from American ports which met with accident or disaster during the past fiscal year resulted, with but one exception; in the loss of only two lives. The exception was the Lusi- tania which was torpedoed by a Ger man submarine.
 Reports to the bureau of naviga-
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

price of the ordinary kind
 $500 Havila $9500 $475O $51.5o, $2575 12 regular price s7oo sos5O.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

All Open Stock Dmnerwear and China Novelties at 50 Per Cent. Discount at these prices which ar A Few Complete Haviland Dinner Sets at
 One-Haf Regular Prices
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

Architects, owners builders and contractors send floor plans or number of square feet to be tiled You will receive full information as to actual cost cataog for selection without any obligation on your part.
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New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
DIR. GOETZ DEAD.

Berlin, Oct. 15-Dr. Ferdinand Goetz or Lelpslc, president of the German Athletic Union, and founder of the Turn Verein of San Francisco, is dead at the age of S9.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

with any disorderly house or gambling establishment, and urges the trade to refuse to sell to speak -easies,' or other illicit vendors.
 Public Family Resorts.
 Perhaps the most important and far-reaching suggestion made by the cooperative committee, Is, that the trade should encourage the establish ment of public family resorts in which all kinds of refreshments shall be dispensed, and in which the sale of alcoholic beverages shall be no more emphasized than any other bev- erages, conforming to the type of con- tinental beer hall and restaurant, fa- miliar to the American traveller. In the French restaurant or the German beer garten, one sees whole families sitting together at a table, slipping their beer, their diluted wine or their coffee, enjoying good music, eating their simple fare and talking together in peace and harmony.
 "In England a body of noted men have orgaized what is known as the Public House Trust. which is dealing with the temperance and licensing
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

of these goods prohibit consequently the of proht) will be sold AT FACTORY COST
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
Liquidation Sale of Our Entire Stock

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 Range
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15

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 sos, Get a 10-cent box of Cas-
 kts at the drug store, give a whole
 car,s any time. Cascarets are krnless and children love this can
 cathartic which stimulates the le liver. cleans the thirty feet 4ender bowels and sweetens the
 r. sick stomach in a few hours.
 M others know that Cascarets act |E act thoroughly and that they cure T IMtle folks right up. Cascarets is TN laxative for men, women and hdren. They never gripe or sickcn.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-15
for actual cost of
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Speu Seoim's Sarfasmus.

Arts Stofbolm miro gemeloet, OaB
Spen Seoin, oils er bel ieiner Hiif.
tebr BON Der beutiden Sront inn
Often ieinen Namen BON Der @bren.
liite Der 8ritiiden @eograpbiideu
8eielihait geitriden fonb, DER a0r.
perihaft geldrleben babe, Dab er lie
81, bieiem noblen ritterliden Shritt
beeliifipiini6e, uno bin5uiiigte, OaB
err oamit Die Sreibeit 5ltr politiideil
Iftion mieOererlangt babe, mel6e
naf ieiner 8ormlsiebung eigentlid,
alien Witglieoern Der @eieaidait 5u.
iteben ioue.
Der beriibmte Sorlder un0 Geo
graph ipriht ieinen 0mf aus, Dab CT
II Sabre binourd Der beriibmteiten
seograpbii6en @eieahaft Der 8elt
ais Gbrenmitglieo at9eb0ren Ourite
ilnb fiigt bin5ll, Dab ibnt Die Strei.
dung ieines Namens ieine 9epunbc.
rung iIr Die groBen britiihen Geo.
9rapben niht raiIben Deroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
&riess-a ompoiitiOn bes 8rukbersOss
npn SeHen.

SIM 9ormIt6bter Softbeater fano
alm 9eIten Der 4riegsiiriorge elm
sroBeS @obltbGtigfeits- Concert itatt,
in beiien eritem 2beiI iadJs &lapier-
itiife oes resiererben @roBber5ogs
bon Seiien gum eriten Male Dor Der
Seffentlidfeit eeipielt muroen. Sn
ibrer @eiammtbeit cine bur6alis
funitoole, ihopferii6e arbeit, Die lid
our6 tiefe @mpfinoune ails5ei6net.
gs ii1b nmitfoiiid)e Stimmunesbik
Der, @inorHde Der eenaItigen @e=
idebniile oes @eltfrieses> nit Dor
nebmem @eigmad IN mnlifalii9e
Sorm e%etleiOet. @ilbelm 8adbal,s
ipielte Die Stiide, Die ben Sitel
u9rauBen" fiibren, nit genobnter
Oteilterid)aft. Sas Yublifum ipens
bette itiirrniiben 9eifaa. Der aom-
poniit ipar nit ieiner @emablin alr
gegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

Druid, 6ob Die itaIieniihe 9epolfernng
8enetiens an 5abIreihen Stelen in
breiter ulunterbro1ener 0erbinoung
NIT ben italieniiden SieoluHgen oes
Grentino itiinoe, unb DOB oemna6
Die gegenpdrtige Staatsgrense natiir-
lihe 3uiommenbGnge aerrsiBe. @ei.
ter miro ourh oieie obiolut miafiir.
libe @nnabme Der @inbrud berpor.
gerufen, ais OBJ bic geiummte 8eool-
feruns Sifo.Eirols orrf cine ponia
n%nbeDobnte YaB5one bon ser 9ep0I-
ferung Norb.Sirols eatrennt more.
9ieie porgetauidte meni6enleere
@aiieribeibe lit nun fir ben 8erfai.
Ter oieier ih0nen aarte, Die I'M Neab-
ffab BON 100000 erihienen lit, Die
seograpbiide @ren3e bes &oniereids
Stalien, Die bementipredeno bonn 9e.
heniheibed iiber ben 8renner bis our
0reiberrenipise nrb weiter iber oas
SobIader Sel0 gesogen miro, bis ite
iiioIif bapon mieoer Die beutige
@ren5e erreiht. Die oeitihen SHb,
Siroler iperben bamit einfad 81 Sta.
lienern gemaht. Roh eigenartiger
lit Die @renSfiibrung i'm Often, no
nidt mebr bas aan5e @iiitenlonO, Jon.
bern and Sbeile BON &Grnten nit
beiitider 9eiieolung uno grobe Sc
biete bon 9rain unb 8roatien oils
geogrupbii6 81 Stalien seborie' be.
5eifnet iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
arpnprins BET einem arieaepA
inDrtfeif, I

aui eiitem bon Der !SeeresoeripoE
tllus einiee 8ilonleter binier Der
Sellerllnie onr grbolung Der Srllpa
pen angeleeten groBen SportplaE
fano Elm 4rieseriportfeit itatt, benz
Der Oeutide &ronprin6, Der fommanA
birenoe General uno Der 0iptiions.
fommanOeur %beiluobnten. Heben beH
DISQUALIFICATION 8ettbeiperben errea-
ten Die SuBbaqpettfdmpfe INN Die Ot-
~oiIionsmeiIteri6oft, at oenen iidi
ltelln Wannidrften betbeilietenJ Dos
meiIte Sntereiie. SSsn Den 8or- unS
3nuildenrnnoen ipielten lid Die
Nannidaiten oeS 5uBartiQerie.&e-
giments Z unO bes Snfanterie. He9t-
ments 1876 fir boS ShluBipieI ourd,.
aus Dem Damn Die Artiaeriiten milf
30 ais Sieger b%eruoraingen. SSeoer
Spieler Der iiegreihen Marni6afi
erbielt einen 8eher init Snihriit Srr
ertnnerllng an Oas &riegeriportfeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Stalieniide aarteniGlidnng.

Die geoerapbiife @nItalt BON 9e
@soitiui bat cine politiid.etbnogra.
pbil6e aarte Der oIterreihiid).italie.
niiden @ren5gebiete berausgegeben,
oils oeren Hebafteur sipar ser leitenoe
&artosrapb beS SSnitituts genannt,
0eren eigentlider 8eriaiier aber pers
ihmiegen miro. Die aarte bat ben
leidt eriihtliden 3lued, Die gegriins
Dung iiir Die italieniiden anipriihe
an Seiterreih 81 lieiern. 90 lperoen
bier, wie Die 3eitidrift Der @eieas
ldaft fir @rofunoe al Berlin nit.
tbeilt, einerieits aroaten uno Clone
men ais peri6ieOene HationalitGten
angefiibrt, bagegen limo Die rdtoro,
maniIfen @e6iete Siio Sirols oils
italieniih be5eifnet ultO Den Stale.
nern all6 Die Sriulaner 5uge5ablt.
aleine italieniide gnflapen, pie Die.
ienieen iiiolid BON 9o5en, werosn
oils ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS italienii6es
Sieolungsgebiet 0argeitelt, auf iitri.
I6em 9ooen miro Der italieni6e Be-
iisitano melt iiber ieine tbatiahlifen
@ren5en ausgeoebnt. 0amit niht ge,
mug, miro nod 81 einem 5peiten
fiinitlid)en Wittel gegriifen, Inn Die
itulienii6en glnipriide in Oas rid)tiea
Sidt 81 iesen. IS miro nGmli6 ganj
mllfiirlih angenommen, oaB Die
obere @rer5e Der Sieolilngen allent.
balben bel 1900 Wetern liege, a1e
unter 1900 Meter liegenben @e6ietc
ais bemobnt, aQe ooritber liegenoen
oils u%n6elpobnt angenommen. Oa
nun an Der iioliden mo 0ltlihen
8ren6e bes Srentino Ole Yaiie meiit
tiefer ais 1900 Weter liegen, 10 &c.
minnt man ailf Der 9arte Den Gin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
llnmabre Grsdblnmaeu.

Cine 5od)ter bon Sir Senrp Spu,
arc, britilfen @eianOten am 8atifaa.
lou III &om er5dbIt baben, cine mil
einem 0eutifen Sfii5ier Derbeiratbete
Sfppeiter bon ibr lei, o6lpobI ibr
Wann mie lire beioen S0bne in Ger
oelttihen Irmee fGmpften, ieit Mo.
naten in Der Seitung a0nigiteiu in
Sadleu eingeferfert uno bon ieoer
S~epsinoung nit Der @elt abgeihnit-
ten. Die ungeitelten Nabforifrut.
gen ba6en ieooh einwanofrei erge-
ben, oaB i~iberbaupt fem meiblides
8eien lett 9eginn bes arieges auf
Der Seihlng aonigltein ais @eiangeue
ii6 befunoen bat ober nod 6efinoet.
@benio wenig fonnte ~feitgeitellt ,per-
Den, oaB cine Sodter Cir Senru
Soparos nit einem bertiden Off.
5ier uerbeiratbet lit. Die gonSe @r.
5ablllng lit alio unpa6r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

ben BON ibren G%rfabr1,neen selernt.
Der @eoanfe, bab fir 8ertbeibi.
gungsoDede ain gut geidiister &c.
idifter Wfann nit eiaem neinen Mas
i6inengewebr better lit ole cine Geibe
BON Solbaten NIT @epebren, lit in
Der Sbat iebr einleuftenb, uber mir
baben i'm nibt beaftst. Die 9eut-
iden ge6en Die InbGuflme BON 2ell-
ten fin 0ertbeioigunessipede ouf ,Htb
pertrallen ibre iebr fleinen uno leif-
ten Waihinenseuebre Ofiisieren an.
Sic baben als ibr Wobeu ser
Sbiisengraben . 8ertbeioigung BON
1916 Oas seeignete rphienibaftlibe
Hiiit5eue angepenoet, Hnb mir feuern
hagegen nniere Sfrapnens ltno ia.
gen uniere Snfanterie Dor"
gta6 bieier immerbin oeutli6en
0%arlegung Der engliiben Sfmd6en
min @eQs aber allh oas Seilmittel
aneeben, bas er in Der $eranaiebung
Der Wanner Der @iiienihaft uno Der
Sehnif our grsGn5une Der segen-
martisen &eeierung erblift.
rSSn Slanoern iteben mir iett ges
gen Die pirflihe Stdrfe bon 0euti6.
lano, mir iteben segen @eltfalen uno
Srau 4rupps iunge 2eute. @neluno
uno 6ranfreib miiHen lire gldnsen-
ben Sngenieure rno Gbemifer geeen
oieie electromagnetic Organization ms
Selo fiibren."
Snswiihen lit cine britii6e Or
finoungsbebOroe" gebiloet morben, eS
braudt jest blob nod erfunoen 81
weroen. a~Geroings geniist nidt Die
@rfinoung beutiher 8reueltbaten
II. /. No., Ii. |. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
SdmersGidJc GuttGmidrausen iiber
Stalien.

Ole in 8enf in fran5oiiiher
Sprade eriheinenbe nSribune", elm
our6aus alliierten.freunolihes 8latt,
gibt 81, BOB Die italieniide Sffeniipe
s~uiammengebroden lit unb aIe In-
grille eesen Die Gitererrei9ii6.unga-
ridden Stellungen ubseihlagen NOR
ben itnb. Die 8erluite an Der Sion5o+
Sront oGein beaiifern ii6 nod ben
@ngoben bes 8lottes onf niht peni.
ger ols $4,000 Mtann on Sooten,
8ertprnoeien ltno SermiBten.
Oa5u miro ais 8ien gemelbef,
baB Die Soloaten, 1pelhe ben otter
rei6iidsungariiden Sruppen an Der
italieniihen 5ront uls Gefaneene in
Die SGnoe gefaaen limo, Die 3ultGnoe
IN Der italieniihen Irmee nit idDar.
gen Sarben malen. Had ibrer Oar,
iteaung mar bas giien 5Dar in ben
eriten @pden gut, mliroe ober balo
10 poaitdnoig un5ureideno, BOB ielbit
Oas 9roo fallm geuieBbar g~eluoroen
lit. 8leih bel geginn Der 8riegss
erfldrung murOe Ole iiingite &laiie,
Sellte BON 10 Sabren, einbernfen unb
gum 6elOoienit berange5ogert.
Die ttalieniIden Sffi5tere batten
ibren SelIten er5ablt, baB Der SeinO
Ourd) leiue Sample in @ali5ien poa.
itGnOig erld)opft Iei uno oaber Dem
italieniid)ell Anltllrm feinen ernIten
&ioeritano leiiten Tonne. Gaoorno
ODER menigitens ieine Sffi5iere bdttell
init einem militariiGen Spa6iergang
gerednet un0 10 lei oenn Die @nttdll.
idung dltBerit groB. No6 9rOBer
aber lei Der Wangel on %itritter Dis.
5iplin i'm Seer, 10 oaB es iogar uorge.
fomnlen iet, 0aB Die 2eute lire eige.
men Sffi5iere nieoergel6oiien baben.
g1e @%efangenen itno frob, oaB lie Den
@efabren oes SelOSugs e%ntronneu
iinb.
Yripatbrieie bon Ser italieniider
Jront beitdtigen Die MeIoung bon
8releltbaten, oeren 1ldD ole ltalIenI'
ihen Sruppen i6uIoig gemadi
baben.
60 miro berihtet, oaB cine
Sruppe BON 200 9eriaelieri, Die IN
oaS 9orf 2aren5o ei%ngeOrungen mar.
5uerIt Den 8iirgermeiiter, ben Brie'
tier mo 5ebn BerIonen oils @eiielr
perihleppte mo Damn Die Gipilbeo0l'
ferung nit porgebaltenem 9aioneti
Srpang, IuSfunit iiber Die Stellunq
Der oiterreihiid.ungarii6en Seeres'
frdfte 81 geben. Srauen ipurOen &C.
ihqnoet mo Die Sauier 0rei Gage
lang gepliiuoert. Oils Die Stalienel
i6lieBlid Ourf Die 9lrtiaerie bel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Sin S%berlentnant i'm 5elbe iiber bic
Hrieiterbete.

Ser Diterrei6ii6e %slbgeoronete
3petba6er, Der ols Oberleutnant I'M
Sefoe itebt, ifrieb in oieier @neele.
genbeit on abg. 9audinger II. a. fol.
genoes: Oein @ort, vber arieg bat
bas 8olf mieoer beten geEernt," lit
nabr. @ir baben BET unierer gris
gabe 5rpet Selbfuraten, einen Siroler
Heidbart, uno BEN Serrn Sefretar
oes gr5bii6ofs bon Sfuturi, &o55i.
2ebterer itebt BEL alien @efed)ten in
BEN Shparmlinien NIT ben nieoer-
0iterreihti6en Sruppen, tapfer pie
elm Selo unb miro in &iir5e alisge.
Sei6net tperben. Heibbart lit am
8erbanbSbilfpIas umb in Der Sani.
tGtsonHalt Gag nno Hadt eifrig I'M
9ienIte, INT 2roIt rno M1ttb on Ipen'
Den mo fd,aarerlpeiie geben unIere
9tie6er.O e~Iterrei1er in Die Selopre.
otst uno Selbmeile uno maiden poll.
tiifen @egner - bier BADEN iif ia
aQe 8eeenidse auseeglihen, ba IS
MIR Soloaten gibt-iebe ih iebt Der
6elomeIie nit 4noa6t beinobnen.-
So, oas Bolf bat beten selernt, 1l1O
Die 0dbeimgebliebenen iufen gu.
iluht in Der Stride, Inn Den Sbus
fir Die i'm Seloe itebenben 81 orbit
ten. @aS ma6t 9enti6lano IN bies
lem 8riese 10 groB? Die @ottes-
furht!-uno bel ieoem oeuti6en
Hegimente, ole NIT uns S6ulter an
StuIter bier fGmpfen, lit Elm fatbo-
liider 9rieIter uno Elm proteitonti.
i9er 8alior NIT ms 5elo ge5osen.-
Sdidt ms bieie feisen Seter in Ole
aarpatben; i6 garantiere, OaB iie in
penigen @ofen beten lerten. aopf
bod, Haie 81 nnb mitten ourh! Sell
uno Siegl-9ein alter Sreuno
OberitIeutnant Soiepb 3rpetbaher,
8rigaoesa oiutant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

gen Die Menifen ndber. Die Sorur.
tbeile unb @sgeniGse idminOen, ga
ollie MIR Der cine @eoanfe beieelt:
@ie ihlugen mir inns ourG? go
biloete ii6 aQmdblid 5piiben ur'
fpriingltfen Seinben bielss freuno-
fdaHlide gerbdItniB aus, Die ih es
mir stpiihen beittihen Soloaten lnro
oeutihen S6,peitern nid)t better ben.
fem fonnte.
l%tnperbienie &ranftns.
gtllr einmal fano i9 Die SdJpeitern
ilber Die 0euti6en entt6uidt. 0as
mar na6 elmer Suusiudr1ng. Der
Selogenodrm batte etmuS ioIoattid
barid seiuet: r0os Sreu5, bus ibr
% auf Der 8ruit traet, moht Die SET
ligfeit nod niht aus! @ir Diiien
nobl, baB ibr unieren SoIbaten Die
Qrgen al1site6t uno linen Die &eble
abihneioet." 9us bate Die suten
Ronnen tief gefr6nft. Gs nurbe mir
ieood niht idner, lie 81 berrbieen.
Shneiter 6. iaete Damn 81 mir:
~@ir boben bod fir Die Oeuti6en
mebr setban, oIs mir fir uniere eige'
men 2anosleute bitten tbun fonnen.
gigentli6 Iolte man inns oafiir oas
giierne &reu5 anbeften; oenn mir ba.
ben es ebenio gut peroient pie ieoer
unoere Soloat, Der ieine Bflidt CT.
fiiate." 8enn ben SdpeItern oieie
aits5eihnung aud periaet bleibt, 10
miro ibnen bod Ole 9ipiitun, in oeren
9ereid bas aloiter liegt, ail6 ferner.
bin NIT oeutiher &itterlibfeit entge-
.genfommen uno lie a1ls Danfbarfeit
in ibrem Sauie belaiien; benin lie iinO
in Der Sbat efte Soloatenidweitern