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Evening star., 1915-09-18
DRUGS JUMP IN PRICE.
Treasury Buying Is Curtailed Owing
to Conditions Caused by War.

Owing to conditions caused by the
European war, prices for. many chemi
Gals used in laboratory and photo
graphic work and for certain drugs
necessary in hospital work have so ad-
vanced that the various branches of the
Treasury Department are purchasing
only in quantities necessary to cover
Immediate needs. Other drugs and
chemicals are bought in the usual
wholesale quantities.
Aspirin and noyocain are practically
unobtainable. The price of phenol is
more than nine times greater than it
was last year.
Some of the greatest advances have
been in tho prices asked for oxalic,
benzoic and carbolic acids. potassium
salts, mercury salts. balsam of Peru,
neosalvarsan and salvarsan. thymol
and thymol iodide, sulphonal.S Sacetanilid,
beta, naphthol, bismuth salts. chloral
hydrate. chloroform venale, chromium
trioxide, resorcin. veronal. trional and
sodium salicylate.
Evening star., 1915-09-18
DIED.

BARNES. On Friday. September II, 1915, at
$40 osleet a. MsRy he
Funeral Monday, september 20 1915, at 2
O'Clock from Zion Baptist Church. Relatives
and friends are invited.
% t!SesI a iss
beloved wife of Edward Binnix
Funeral from her late residence 9os 7th street
am. thence to St Dominic's Church. where
solemn high requiem mass will be sung at Q
am. for the repose of her soul interment at
Congressional cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited. 19'
o Emereeney @ @ HOSPITAL. BESJaNTS F. Butler. H'Ii
The interment was in Delphi, Ind.
CLAYTON CARTER. On Wednesday September
Is 1915 ar a1 4so Ra Rm;, at a Freedmen: HSs 9ns.
and the late Ellen Clayton and mother OF
Helene Carter
suRsay is at ss os
streets northwest. IL
FENTRESs. On Saturday. September IS. 1915,
at 7:45 am, at his residence. ~ Massachu-
sets avenue northwest, GEORGE A. FEST-
RESS the beloved husband of Ada =. Fent-
(nee Trouland). brother OF william J.
Fentress
Funeral Monday. septemher %: from bis late
residence, at 2 pm. lnterment at GleBWood
cemetery (privateI. l0'
September ID. lsi5. At s:l6 pm, FRED
GOLDMAN, the beloved brother Of Mrs. Jen-
nile Mcmillan, Mrs. Anna Garrett, Mrs:
Amanda Jefferson and Mary Goldman, and
uncle Of Rosalina Goldman: He leaves .
host of relatives and friends to mourn his
loss.
Funeral Sunday, September 10. at pm. from
Mount Olive Baptist Church. Arlington Va
Relatives and friends invited.
On Saturday: September IS. 1918.
at s:2O an, VIRGINIA w., widow OF the
1ate Milton NJ. Holland.
Lincoln Memorial Church. 11th and 4 streets
northwest. Columbus. Ohio. papers please
copy.) 10
kITZMILLER On September 7. 1915. at 7:3o
pm. at Fresno Cal, MAMIE G. KITZ-
daughter Of the late MoiIie and Jennings
Kitzmiller.
McLARNEY. On Friday. September II. 1915.
Evening star., 1915-09-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Claude E. Campbell and Doris Bruer.
Webster Parker and Lotto Young.
speros Milhalopoulos and Maria
Amourgianon.
Mead Moore and La Verne W. Bruce.
Andrew Bowman and Mary F. Dixon.
Robert F. Mcmillan and Hannah
Baines.
Nathan Hodges and Blanche e. Fades.
both Of Newport News, Va.
Louis H Wiebking Of Baltimore. Nd,
and Nora v. Dyer Of this city.
Joseph e. Mcmahon and Mabel r.
Reynolds
George Patrick and Mamie Walker.
william P, Stout and Emma I. Shreve.
Evening star., 1915-09-18
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
President Attends the Theater With
the Members of His House
Party.
Miss Bruce and DIR. Moore Married
at Noon Today-Home-Com-
-Personals-Notes.

The President attended the theater
last night, when he was accompanied
by Mrs. Brown of New York, Miss Hell
en- Woodrow Bones. Prof! Stockton AK
son. who is spending few days at the
White House en- route from the Pacific
coast to Princeton, N. j., and DR.. Cary
Grayson.
St Johns Episcopal Church was the
scene of beautiful wedding today at
noon, when Miss La Verne Watterson
Bruce, daughter of Mrs. John Maitland
Bruce, became the bride of DR.. Mead
Moore
The ceremony was performed in the
fower-decked chancel by the Rev. Ed
ward S. Dunlap, with only the rela-
tiveS and a few intimate friends pres
ent.
The lovely young bride, who was
given in marriage by Mr.. Clarence Crit
tenden Calhoun, wore a beautiful we'd
ding robe of lustrous white satin heav-
fly embroidered. 1t was made in the
style of 1880, with short-waisted bod
ice of tulle and rose point lace and a
full ripping skirt.
Her long square train was of satin.
She wore tulle veil caught to the
hair with a garland of orange blos-
SONS and carried a bouquet of white
orchids and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Annie Bruce McElroy of Ken
tucky was to have been the matron of
honor, but was prevented by illness
from coming here.
Mrs. Alexander Britton Browne of this
city acted in her place, wearing
charming gown of pink and white chif-
fon, with a girdle of French blue velvet
with a pink georgette picture hat, and
her bouquet was of pink roses.
Mr.. Harlan Moore acted as best man
for his brother and the ushers includ-
ed DIR. William Beverly Mason, Dr.
Louis s. Greene, DR.. John Voolfolk
Burke and Mr.. W. J. Moore, also a
brother of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Bruce, the brides mother, wore a
handsome gown of white broadcloth,
Evening star., 1915-09-18
FINAL PLANS MADE
FOR SCHOOL TERM
Officials and Teachers Meet
to Arrange Details for
Opening Monday.

Final preparations for the opening
Monday of the public schools of the
District are being made today by the
school officials. Meetings of teachers
with principals and supervisory off,
cials were held today to give direc-
tions for the opening of the fall term
incident thereto.
Overcrowding will be experienced In
a number OF schools. Just how much
there will be cannot be ascertained un-
TIL Tuesday. after the first days en-
rollment Is completed. 1t is felt certain.
however. that in several of the north
west schools 1t will be necessary to
cut the sessions of third and fourth
grades in two in order to accommo-
date all the pupils.
This condition is expected to be some-
what alleviated during the winter
through the opening of the new six
teen-room Park View building. An ap-
preparation also is available for an
eight-room addition to the Powell
started
High schools also are anticipating
have been made to better conditions,
temporarily at least. by dividing some
Of the larger rooms and by placing ad-
d1tional chairs in as many rooms as
possible.
To Hear Suggestions Tuesday.
Tuesday the ways and means COM
mittee Of the board of education IL to
meet at the Franklin building, 18th and
K streets northwest, and hear sugges-
tions Of any one as to the needs of the
schools for the coming year. This
meeting is to be open to the public.
Efforts are being made to bring about
better understanding between the
members of the board. So far as can
be ascertained, all the members feel
desirous of seeing that body act har-
moniously.
The question of placing the coiored
as well as white cadets at the disposal
of the committee In charge of arrange
ments for the G. A. r. now is in the
hands of Supt. Ernest L. Thurston, and
the members of the board seem willing
to abide by whatever disposition he
finds 1t expedient to make after con
sulting with the G. A r. committee.
1t has become known that the white
members of the majority party of the
board proposed the compromise at the
recent board meeting in order that no
obstacles might arise over which the
split in the board might widen. No
matter what decision may be reached
by Supt. Thurston after his conference.
it is not believed the colored members
will make an issue Of this case.
Evening star., 1915-09-18
CONSULS AT NEW POSTS
Changes in the Service Include Ap-
pointments, Promotions and
Transfers.

The following changes In the con-
sular service were announced today:
William H. Gale, Leesburg, Va, con-
sui at Colon, promoted to consul gen.
eral. Christiania. Norway.
Julius D. Dreher of South Carolina.
consul at Toronto, transferred to
Colon.
Chester W. Martin. Ithaca, Mich,
consul at Barbados, transferred to
Toronto.
Charles L. Livingston, Pittsburgh,
Pa, consul at Swansea. Wales, trans
ferred to Barbados.
Maxwell H. Moorhead. Pittsburgh,
Pa. consul at Rangoon. transferred to
Swansea.
Samuel c. Reat, Tuscola, ILL.,, consul
at Calgary, transferred to Rangoon.
Harold D. Clum. saugerties, N Y,
consul at Corinto. transferred to CAL
gary.
Roger c. TredwelI, Bloomington, Ind,
consul at Leghorn. transferred to
Turin.
NJ. J. Baehr. Omaha. Neb, consul at
Bern. transferred to st. Michaels,
Azores.
Walter H. Schulz. Oklahoma City,
consul at Nantes, transferred to Bern.
William Bardel, Brooklyn, N. Y, con-
sui at Rheims. transferred to Cologne
Lewis W. Haskell. Columbia, S. c.,
consul at Belgrade, transferred to
Geneva
John A. Canon, Glen Ellyn, ILL.,. consul
at Puerto Cortes, transferred to Co.
rinto. Nicaragua. Walter F. Boyle,
Augusta, Ga. consul at Ceiba, Hondu-
ras, Transferred to Puerto Cortes Fran
els J. Dwyer OF California appointed
consul at Ceiba.
Ross Haaeltine, Logansport. Ind, con-
sui at Cartagena, transferred to Port
Antonio, Jamaica.
Wilbert l. Bonney Of Illinois has been
appointed a consul of class and Henry
F. Wilcox of New Jersey has been ap-
pointed a consul of class 9. Both are
unattached.
Evening star., 1915-09-18
NO OBSERVANCE LOCALLY.
Fire Prevention Day Not to Be Held
in District This Fall,

Although Saturday, October 9, has
been designated by the Safety First
Federation Of America as the national
fire prevention day, this event will not
be observed officially in the District of
Columbia. Some time ago the Com
missioners considered having a fire
prevention day in Washington this
fall. but on account of the G. A R. re-
union the plan was abandoned Ac-
cording to the Commissioners, it Is
more than likely that a fire preven-
ton day will be arranged for in the
spring.
Evening star., 1915-09-18
Husband Asks Absolute Divorce.

John F. Fiddell has filed suit for an
absolute divorce from Della NJ Fiddell.
They were married at Alexandria, Va.
July 81. 1911. and have no children. Mr..
Fiddell says he left his wife August
last He charges misconduct. Attorney
John I. Sacks appears for the husband.
Evening star., 1915-09-18
NEW AMERICAN RECORD.
Lieut.. w. R. Taliaferro Flies in BIZ
nlane 9 Hours and 28 Minutes.

Lieut.. Walter R. Taliaferro of tho
Army Aviation Corps established new
American duration record for q pilot
alone In a biplane at San Diego yes
terday. flying hours and % minutes.
Tho old record, hours and 63 minutes,
was established January IL by Lieut.
B. q. Jones.
Lieut. Talaferro used a military trac-
tor, equipped with q so-horsepower
motor. 1t is estimated he covered more
than 500 miles during his fight. The
record for sustained flight is held by
Reinhold Boehm, German aviator,
who flew "a hours and II minutes.
Evening star., 1915-09-18

turned to the city after = months ab.
sence. Messrs. Richard and Alfred
Stands left this week for the Univer-
sity Of Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Golden Donaldson
have left their camp at Lake Placid IN
the Adirondacks and are now at
White Sulphur for the rest of the
season.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Greene have
returned to the city from their sum-
mer vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. L D. Wilson and their
daughter. Miss Elisabeth Wilson. have
returned from an extended motor trip.
Capt. Edward W. Eberle. U. 8. n. and
Mrs. Eberie, were entertained at a
farewell dinner last night by DR.. du
Capt. Eberle will turn over the COM
mand Of the navy yard today to Capt
James H. Glennon. and with Mrs.
Eberle will motor to Annapolis to-
morrow. where he will succeed Rear
Admiral Fullam as superintendent OF
Miss Farnsworth. who has been visit
ing along the Jersey coast for the
past two months has returned to her
Mrs. Hoke Smith and her daughters,
Mrs. Alston Simpson and Miss Hoke
Smith. are in New York.
The engagemet was announced yes
terday at Newport Of Miss Adele Ma
gruder, daughter Of Commander and
Mrs. Stuart Q. Geig, who is attached to
the submarine fotilla. Commander
Magruder. who is attached to the naval
war class, spent the summer at James
town. but with his family has moved
TO Newport for the winter. The we'd
Evening star., 1915-09-18
MISS VALERIE PADELFORD.
Granddaughter of Mrs. Albert Ordway.

with a black picture hat trimmed with
plumes.
The bride of today Is from one of the
Evening star., 1915-09-18
CARD OF THANKS.

LOHR In grateful acknowledgment Of loving
sympathy and floral offerings to our daughter
tn-aw, EDITH A. LOHR, who died Satur-
day September IL, 1915.
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES q. L6HR.
Anacostia, D. q.
Evening star., 1915-09-18
Some Lively Sprinting.

Believe me. bo. you never saw run
There was over the hedge sprintin'
down the hill with them Germans
comm after me- / dives through some
more hedges, when boom! an zip! 1
heard tn bullets sail along too near for
feelin' good. l thought tn land of free
dom would never see this free-born
citizen no more. I got real sorry for
myself. l fell down plumb on the
ground and just laid there. When the
Germans came up they thought 1 was
shot. and I thought ! was, too-that
turns me over and looks through my
pockets, but he don't find nothin'.
was dead. that's all.
THE captain stands up, straddlin'
me Just like these here statues o. con-
quered gladiators-you've seen 'em-
out his pocket and proceed to light up.
Gosh! Tho smell o that smoke made
me almost fergit I was dead Then
the captain stuffs his cigarettes back
in his pocket and grunts a few growls
to his soldiers, and of they go, leav-
in me dead on the field.
Becomes Poetical, Makes a Find.
my battlefield for a cigarettev I
exc,aims. poetical. Then raises up
easy, easy-an' looks around me- The
Germans had clean disappeared over
the hedge. l starts to get up, an puts
my hand down to steady myself, and
picks up-the captains pack o. Gig
arettes."
There was a long silence on i street
Ever since then they call }}me Bel
Evening star., 1915-09-18

DR.. and Mrs. Samuel n. Greene have
returned to the city from their sum-
mer vacation.
Evening star., 1915-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Golden Donaldson
have left their camp at Lake Placid in
the Adirondacks and are now at
White Sulphur for the rest of the
season.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
u ~ -
Telomarid)aQ Trcndl.

C2ll@ ser ,&eltminiter Gazette. }
Sn Dem allsge5eidneten fleinell
BUD, betitelt: Sir Sobn Srerd,,
cine autbentiid)e Geographic, peroerl
pom Serrn Gecil Gbisbolm, M. o.,
man1e quite anefooten er6d6lt. Die
Buren, un0 Die 9elltihen fannten Die
6abigfeitcn SrenfS, pabreno feline
elgenen Sanoslellte eiltuftoer iraaten
r@er lit Sren6?" @enn St1ote unb
Observation-Disclosures ser Buren, genom.
men ipiiroen, miiroen umiere 9ellte fin.
ben, raB an Ben @dnoen anipidun.
gen uuf 6renf per5eidmet Iteben. @ie
5lm 8elipiel: y@e are not fighting
fife @ngliib-tbep Don't couut,-pc
are onlp fighting tbe uSrend"."
8iei6 81 Infang oes &rieges fano
man folgen0e 8emerfung an ser
@onO zines einem Buren, geborenoen
,Sarmbuuies: n@arum miiiien mir
lie9en? @erdoe 0arllnt, obgleid mir
MIR 10000 9iirger, oas beiBt, 10000
8enerale baben, neil Ole GngI6noer,
troboem lie 100000 Soloaten baben,
mlr iiber einen General, uno oas III
6renh, perfiigen."
IudJ Se @et farnte ieinen damn.
Nls er IN Der eriten Gbaie oes arieaes
gefragt muroe, pie ldnge er Ser @e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Die ridtiae Ynsiprahe.

Na6 G!uesnop mollten mir mo
fragten: $50 gebt's nab SlIeSnop?"
Ter pafere arie9er Slldt Die gld).
ieln: .aGnoab? 8eib i6 nitt
aenn i6 niht!l"
8eiter. Ro6nlolS geirngt. 8or.
her fommt mir cine chell6tcnoc
Soee: Sielet6t Lays al Der 9luS.
iprate. 0iesmal iroge id: .apcs.
noab2"
~amesnoab9 Gr 5udt. Y@eiB i'd
niht. Semi ih nidt."
@eiter. Solte Die gluSiprade inn
mer nod uiht? Gum oritten @talc
fraae ih. Siesmal: yalpeSno.ib?"
.alpesno.ib2" Ter @eirogte be.
limit lid. Damn Sudt III ieinen treu.
ber5igen Nicnen ooS 9eritGnonif
ulif: pslh, a~lpeSnei? Sa. ba fabrell
JIG nur INNER ~aerabeuuS, Damn slierit
lInfs berum; menu Sic an ben orittcl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Die nercinfodte Sfreibpeiie rglto.
lari" an, Cine Setsa.ng liegt alld
fiiryoaS ot9unobile 2onbp. Gst." Dor.
Gte Wunitionsfolonne taufte cine
Observation-Disclosures .Otunisibltsi-&o.
Tonne" I'M. 8eitere 9e5eidmungen
ldltten: ,aosfolcnre", - nSGtpolo.
idree.&egt. ~ CARTE @bor" 30.
aaff. . Clifton, r.. S6ainbi
Regt. ~ Herfrutenoebo" uno r&e.
6arltoen. Sebo",-o2. Sri. Somber.
",-oGefala.Regt." ltnb pGbotag-
ihoregerlent". Gs gebort fhon elm
tiihtiaer Sprodfinitler 6a5u, I'm
oieie 6remoporter gu iiberieseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

fangenidaft entgebar 81 fonuen ge.
oafte, autnortete er nit einem ga.
6eln, 0aB eS aQes baron ab6inge, mel
d]em General befoblen poroen iei, i'm
5u u%ntermerfen. IlS elm scpiiier
Name'erpdbnt muroe, a~ntlportete er:
IBIS III Gpigfeit." Gonn nannte
man General .. p9luf 5tpei Sabre"
mar Die 9lllmort. Limo General
6retd2" rIuI 5rpei @ofen," e1t.
aeaItetc De @et.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Der geisigc Salgtreter.

gor einigen Sabren tpuroe an elmer
Stride elm iunger Srganiit anseitelt,
Der na6 leinem amtsantritt gum Ser
oruiie oes alten 9algtreterS einige
Nelerrungen beim ionntGgisen Srgel-
ipiele eiufiibrte. slls er criminals oas
y9loria" begleitet bate ltno ieinet
8ewobnbeit sem1B einise Yaiiagell
eigener g~rfinorns suaeben poGte, oa
lieB Der Salgtreter plosli6 Den @ino
ai%lsgeben.
nWafen Sic bod ooran," ruit ser
Srganiit tbm argerli1 suL lid ipielc
ia nph."
y@as?" erpibert Ser gulgtreter
gelaiien, lid weib gartS gut, mie piel
8inb auf ein .8loria" gebt; BENT
ih bin bereits oreiBig Sabre I'M slmt.
0fit Dem @inoe, womit SIR SorgGn-
ger ausgefommen lit, miiiien Sic aud,
a%usfomm1en!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Der ieinfIbliae Sambredlt.

Glue alte Iitrgfer, Die oreiBig Sabre
lang I'M 9luSlano gepeien mar, nobt
it'd ~freroigeu @er3euS Der Shpeae
Ibrer treueiten Superintendent.
&ambrett (ber 9eoieute Der Su-
genofreuloiu): o8en bob ih Die
G1re 5u mel6et?"
Die Game: nSr1ltletn Np86en
Mail"
Sunr6rcft (perbliiffD: Sit bas
iuirflih SIR mertber gtume2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Maodme 0rotinsfp.
S6ledlte 0crtbeibiqnna.

&ifter: ~Sie ioaen Oieier Game
einen 3opf m~lsgeriiien baben! @as
fonnen Sic a1f oieie anflage erpi.
oern?"
angeflagter: .gi,er gbren = id,
babe mir nGmlih cine Saariananlultg
angelegt. Die Sar6e bat mir &c.
raoe nod gefeblt linb oa noGte i1 elm
paar SGrden oapon baben,-aber in
meiner Sommelmutb babe i1 i6r Sen
gan5en 3opf ai,sgeriiien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
y " y
Nnr Snmlur hilft oriiber mea.

Die .Sdleiiifc gergrpoAt" perof.
fertliht folgenoes originelle 0eoid)t:
SIer in Oieiem Hltiiennelte
8eht es inns groo nid)t ouf's Bette;
Seoes Torf Elm ~iii,iter Sod.
IQe @aIien id}nal lino Oredig,
Die 8eDobner faltl itltO ipefig--
IQeS itillft naf ai,obelauh.
&tu man mirfii6 etpuS faitfeu.
Nh berrjeb, % fam man lauren,
BIS man gan3 maro0e lit.
Sat MAJ enolih mas ernorbcn,
Grit bran rief,en: 0enn peroorben
Oteiitentbeils'oi @aare lit.
Heben6et nod dies tbe,ter:
Wtlld) un0 Butter ltnO ou6 Gier.
llno 0eS 9tadtS, mett dleS rubt,
6ilblt man Der SuIeften grrt.
Alts Der 3lld)t Der SSlob' ut0 Wan5elt
Auf Dem aorplls Shieber tan5en-
limo an Worgen, Oh, lpelf) @raus,
Slebt mlat garlS 5erld)iebert ans!
Nod mir alten Observation-Disclosures
Stao BON iold)en Sad)en &enner,
9hlr Sumor biIit briiber meg
lleber oieIelt rllifid)en 9red.-
S~offentlidl lit nid)t mebr tpeit
Cine golOne, beiire 3eit!
(I II q nit st.,
Sun0lpebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Sd,lcdjt pariert.

Isle Srau Sofrdtbin beiud)t Die
6rau StoatSrdtbtn, 0eren Sodter
SuIoo i'm Gallon ampelerO lit; dll Ser
8ouO bdugt odS TortrGt oeS Setrn
StnntsratbS, Der iebr bGBlih iit.)
&pfrGtbin: ,Werflpiiroig, mie
6r0itlein Suloa ibrem &apo G6nlid)
iicbtl"
StoatsrGtbin: oGaS mabt nid)tS,
luenll lie nitr geiirno it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
"
Die S%rancmfrage.

6rdulein: rSeben Sic, perebrteS
6raulein, Oas lit es, mas mir wollenl
9eidt mobr, Sic piiien ieet, iuos Die
Srauenfroge iit2"
Z Dame: sd fenle ltltr elmo cin.
5ige mo oieie Ialitet: Sit er idyon per-
beiratbet?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
SinSer. Grsiebnns.

Ioma: nIber, ella, iper miro oeitn
bas Siipphen INNER iflagert-oas lit
gar nibt lieb BON Dir"
glia: bod! Sas Tiippfen muB
gebaut merben; meinit Oh BERN, i'd
mill mir all6 INNER, pic On, pom
gapa porperfen laiien, bab id meme
&in0er peraiehe2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Bauer: SEER Hfarrcr, mollcn Sic
net nm q CUTS 8etter betn laiin? Der
R~otbbauier Gfarrer bat audi Drum
BETH lniin!"
Nfarrer: .9roud)t'S nidt - merlt
Die H%ntbBoiier quits @etter friegen,
bobn mfrs audi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Nii Nlad eli. Elm Snoidnersaaiebei, Der ben
Ysiiitondren beim llnterrt1len bepllilib III.
Sitte, uereeiiet Die arnlen Snoianer
nidjt!
Sie 9liiioadre Der Ct. 5ranris. WfiiIuu, ..
2, bitten bic saitn 6rennoe Der Jnoiansr,
linen bet Der AnspreitnnD oes 9eidss oDriiti
inter ben Sinorrn Der gralric bcbhliltd, 81 iein.
lie S~auienoe nntsr nnierer Auiiint iteDen.
ben Snoidner ppBHgn S%ertireut auf etner Sldc1e
pur 5000 Guaoratmeilcn SnfolseoeieR mitiieu
oie 0liinpnare iuihr Snoianernrbhiien anitel.
len, oe befdpiat NIB, nnoere On u%nicrrimten,
Sefebrtc pprSubereiten uip. &as ms am mel.
iten rotbtbui, jino Wlittel, um bieje 0ateneten
sn bejabien. Sbne ptsie gnten Snbiaueraebfl.
fen tunnen mir nur Uenig erreiden.
@tr beteu taglid) tiir uniere @pbltbdter. Cine
tnterefnute Nniidtsppitfarte uniercr Wliiiion
iptro icotm Weber upn eiuem Collar ooer mebr
pon ben Wiiiiundrsn als Gmpfanasbeitdtilung
Snaeiauot. 0aben n1ae man ienoen an bic
Gatbolte., Grtntdng So Snbaqns.
soma. poer bret az Rev. SpuiS III,
g. q. ct. Sraneis. e. Tat, sla Gruottsn.
Rebrasia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
2nftiges BON Der TelSpuit.

Cine Riinfener 3eitung bringt cine
In5ahl BON Hoitabreiien, Inn su sci.
gen, ipie ifper es Der 9oit miro, ser
raidyen 9~ei0roerung aaer Senounsen
Ged,nung 81 tragen. go pl,roe mir
Ole ~6ubrbabnfolonne" Elm gadet a6.
geliefert. Sir @rtiQerie menoet elmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Ter Bar.

Serr Saienbalg, Sobrifont in Ell.
ner fleinen iddiiid,en Stabt, miiniht
cine @eitpditsreiie naf gnslano 81
unternebmen ultb meloet iih bel DEM
Serrn 9iirsermeiler 5ur Alisferti.
sung zines 8aiies.
$50 molten Sic benn ~binreiien,
Serr Saienbalg2"
uNab Gueensborougb."
r@pbin mollen Seq"
'rNah Gueensborougb."
pSdren sc, mel guteiter Serr Sa-
ienbalg, oa meeB Ih Sic gar mid, mie
lid oas Ibreibt-fGnnten Sc MIDI piel.
leift no anoeri6 binreiien?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

ner 9ralit, Die brittle BON ieiner Sa-
Thin unb oie pierte pom Hotben
areuS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
InS Der &inberitu6e.

Wtiltter: n8oruln metuit 0u benin,
mem Slnge?"
Ger feline Iitguit GfIltG5cnO):
SD fam Dem Sd)ai Die geine nt6t
abbreden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
SanfIagnnaen zines Snnageicleu

Bel meInen Sheioen bon -.
neiilen ttefgefitblten Cant:
Gem &eQner in nteiner Stamn.
fneipe 6afiir, oaB err mir pdbreno oes
leBten SdbreS ME mebr al5 orct @la5
Bier inpiel angeredJnet bat.
Welner @oihfran - onB lie mir
bod lpenigitens einen SriqinaI.S einO-
frogen ur1o jruei Sai6entiifer gelai-
len bat.
Meinem gurbier-0aB er on mir
nod ein 9lltes Soar gelaiien urb MIR
3peimal m6d)entli6 3Die6elt gcgeiien
bot.
Weincm S1tiefeluti6ier - odB or
mir bios ole Stiefel uho nift audi bic
getntletoer beipudte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Veim Heaiments. AubilGnnl.

v6eloipebel, seben Sic Dem SolOa-
ten alopfer eiuen Gag Ounfelarreit,
neil err nid)t oergniigt lit! Gas ioQ
etn Subildums. Sfdbel iein!"