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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
Lines frightened
as to Use of Drugs
Physicians Must Use Coucrn-
ment BLANKS, Not Prioate
Prescription Forms.

further structures arc laid on physi-
clans using in their Offices and practice
drugs affected by the Harrison anti
narcotic act. in Il ruling transmitted
yesterday by the Commissioner of In
tcrnal Revenue to Collector r. g l.
Moncure. Mr.. Moncurc asked for an
interpretation of section Of the act
AZ 'hc instance of local physicians, who
requested 4 hard and fast statement NJ
tho law
While the majority Of local phvsi-
clans. In making acquisitions on their
druggists for the narcotics needed FOL,
ONCE use and for personal administra-
ai1i, curing Visits to patients. use the
printed forms furnished by :he depart
ment, many Of them havo used their
own prescription blanks for this pur-
pose Those who followed The latter
practice. IL is stated, did so In the he
lief that 1t was permitted by tho act.
although. according 10 the interpreta-
ton supplied TO Collector NIoncurc yes-
terdny. II is strictly prohibited
MUST USE GOVERNMENT FORMS.
NOT PRESCRIPTION BLANKS
The effect of the ruling is TO lay
down the requirement that physicians
must in every case use the prescribed
order forms In making acquisitions for
drugs affected by tho Harrison act
needed by them for Office use or for adj
ministrntion to patients during visits
The obtaining of the drugs upon their
own prescription blanks will no longer
be permitted The forms are obtain
able at the local intcrna! revenue
Offices
Special Inspector Grasty. who has
been looking after violations OF tho
Harrison antinarCotic act in other
sections OF the state returned to tho
city Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
FORBES OFFERS
COMPLtOMISE SE.TrLENIIINT

Should the city fail to reach a salts
factory agreement with Mr.. Forbes Ny
Pollard is authorized to begin condcm-
nation proceedings To acquire the 100
foot strip through his property that is
needed for the extension OF the ave
nue.. Mr.. Forbes has told the Finance
Committee that he would be willing
to dedicate a right Of way for the sum
OF S25, 600 oh condition that the city re-
lease him from the payment; OF the
$1,000 bond for which he is liable
through the failure of the old Rich
mond and Hcnrico Railway Company
TO construct and put into operation n
light and power system for which IT
was granted a franchise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
ERECT ELECTRICAL STEEL
PLANT ON BELLE ISLE
oid Dominion Iron and Nail Works
to BE Greatly Enlarged in
Near Future.
CONSTRUCTION HAS RECrN
Will BE One Of Most Extensive OF Its
Kind In Country and First to BE
Established in South-WilI Give
Employment to Many Men.

The Old Dominion Iron ana Nail
Works has let contracts for the cree
tion OF q large electrical steel plant on
Ecllc Isle. The plant viii bc the most
extensive OF it's kind in the country
ana the first established in the South
The decision to build tho plant on
Bc!le Isle follows extensive inv"stiPa-
tons made by officers OF the Old Do
minion Company as TO tho practicable
ity Of using electricity in the manutac-
turc Of steel Experiments have been
made In America and Europe in recent
years. and the conclusion has been
reached that the undertaking will lie
profitable.
When the new plant Is in operation
In Richmond, IL VII give employment
TO large number OF skilled employees
and Will mark an important step IN The
Industrial development OF Richmond.
The new plant will have a capacity OF
fortT tons Of steel day 1T tho outset,
ana this figure Will be incre, -aI II the
demand is sufficient.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
PLANS ARE nEING PREPARED
by ENGINEER HAWKINS

The plans are now being prepared
by Assistant City Engineer ". O. Han
liins. chief Of tho annexation survey
force. and will probably he complete
by the time the committee meets on
October 90. While the meeting will
consider primarily the resolution look
ing to the formulation of plan for
the extension OF all the intersccting
streets across tho Belt Line. il will
also make an effort to sccur" e distinct
statement Of tn" attitude Of the rail-
road company toward the temporary
extension at grade proposed for Mon
umcnt Avenue.
In support of the plan for the tenn
porary extension Of Monument Avenue
nj grade 1t is pointed out that should
this Improvement be deferred until the
whole question Of West End crossings
over the ii"lt Line be determined. no
relief may be expected within less than
five years Property owners affected
arc making an insiStcnt demand for
Immediate relief through AN extension
Of the avenue at grade AMI suggest
that no great difficulty will attend the
reconstruction OF the Monument Ave-
uuc crossing later, should such n course
be made necessary by the general plan
that Will ultimately be approved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
WANTS COUNCILS HELP
MinisterInl Union Recommends Appro-
printion OF $1,000 To Assist
Vice Commission

resolutions were adopted yesterday
ny the Ministerial Union. urging tho
''ty council TO appropriate $1,000 to
retire the debt OF Sl,Gco incurred bv
Inc Vice Commission in it's work. and
TO provide S4oo FOR the continuance Of
IT'S Efforts. The preamble 10 the rcso-
luton Endorses the commissions work
in this city.
The union appointed the following
commute" on territorial thanksgiv-
ing: George W. Kcmpcr. J ] Wicker
X. IL. Potts, Thomas Scmmcs. ]. ].
Scherer. Jr.. and j. Calvin Stewart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
SAYS PRICES ARE HIGHER
HERE THAN IN MINNESOTA

Mr. HOuCh addressed the board and
stated that CHM X co. were charging
the state Il higher price for the text
books than was being charged in the
state OF Minnesota. He also submitted
written report containing the Same
charges. These Allegations were dc
MED by CHM & Co. who submitted a
statement setting forth the contracts
that were in existence with the Nest
crn State. DR.. J. y. G. Chandler. super
intendcnt OF Schools OF Richmond, adj
dressed the board and denied the al
legged claim that this city was losing
something like 81 800 through its pres
ent contract for schoolbooks.
The matter was referred TO Superin-
tendcnt Stearncs for investigation and
report OF his findings and recommends
tons NJ the next meeting of the board.
The two books against which com
plants have been made are the
Meyers History and Moore X Minors
Arithmetic.
II was stated that in the State Of
Minnesota Il lower rate of first cost
is made. but that when old books arc
returned in partial exchange for new
books. the discount allowed is not as
great as in Virginia. In this state
the first cost OF tho books is somewhat
higher. but when used textbooks are
returned they are accepted at 90 per
cent OF the original cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
RAILROAD OPPOSES
iNN NOTE GRADE CROSSINGS

General Attorney Eppa iIunton. Jr.,
of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company, told tho
committee when 1t last considered the
matter, that the companv realizes that
the question OF crossing over the Belt
Line must be settled in tho near future.
He indicated tho companys Willingness
to confer with the city on n general
plan. asking that no grade crossings be
attempted until general agreement
ia reached.
Besides the opposition Of the rail
road. company 10 an extension OF Mon
umcnt Avenue over the Felt Line at
grade. even rs Il temporary cxpcdicnt,
there remains 10 h" removed the OBJ
staclc intcrposcd bv w. s. Forbes. who
owns the tract - land Immediately
west of the Roscucath Road. through
which the street Will have TO be en-
tended.
Under resolution passed by the
City Council, City Attorney Pollard has
been At work for some months secur-
ing a right OF way for the extension oe
Monument Avenue wcStwarlly to the
Horse Pen Road in IicuriCo County 1t
is understood that he has obtained
dcdications from practically every
property owner except tho railroad
company ana Mr.. Forbes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
STEARNES TO INVESTIGATE
PRICES OF SCHOOL BOOKS
State Board Hears Charge That Vir-
Hinia Is Disseminated
Against.
SCARCITY OF TEXTBOOKS
From All Parts of State Come Re-
ports That Schools Have Opened
and Books Recently Adopted Cam
not BE Obtained.

Charges made by +. L. HouEh. of
Is, +. Johnson Publishing Company,
that the state OF Virginia was being
Disseminated against in prices Of text
hooks by CHM X Co. were heard ut
the meeting OF the state Board of
Education yesterday The board di-
rcctcd superintendent Of Public In
struction Stcarnes 10 make an investi-
cation of Mr.. Hough's charges. The
superintendent WAS also ordered TO
look into Il general complaint from all
sections OF the state that school chill
drcn were unable to secure textbooks
promptly and III the manner prescribed
in the contracts given by the board.
The body was i'll session pra ctically all
day, and did not adjourn until 100 last
night.
Reports on the alleged discrimination
against Virginia and the delay in de-
NvcrinG schoolbookS TO children are
TO be made by Mr.. Stearncs at the
next meeting OF the board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
Marquisette Curtains, 60c Or.

yards lang 80 inches wide; in white or Ara.
ian; two-inch hem, hcmstitchcd; or fair uualit
Grim IS yards long. with imitation Cluny insertio
nd edge. in white only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12

DIR. CrniE Returns TO His Home.
Dr.. Craig, who has been a patient
nj stuart Circle Hospital for more than
a month, has left the CITY for his home
in Amelia County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-12
Colonial Curtains, $1.I0 Or.

Aarth& WASHINGTON Colonial Curtains are made
on inc scrim-in whit" and Arabian--with dainty
coi"r"d oall fringe 10 match any decoration The cf
rect IS SIMPLY CHARMING ana will appeal to the
most discriminating taste, The special price 81 ~
pair Includes valance Those Curtains will fit any
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-27
ONE KILLED AND
THREE WOUNDED
IN STREET RIOT
Mayor Refuses to Intervene
for Settlement of Chicago
Labor Troubles Until Strik-
erS Become Orderly


Chicago, oct 2G.--Onc man was
shot and killed and three others
wounded in Il street riot growing CUT
OF the garment workers strike here
tonight A score of shots were eN-
changed. participants u ihe aitra5
firing from behind telephone p"lea
and buildings until police 1esefVts
finally cleared the streets.
Samuel Kapper 81 years o'os saLu
n have been striking tailor, was
shot in the back Of th' hea" aii4
killed. samuel Siegel 23 wears "lu,
also striking tailor ~a- snol me-
hind the Hght ear and wounded scr
iuusly. Tony Pinickc. a' Etals "l',
said To be non-uuiOn tailor was
shot in the back OF the head ana "e-
Heved to have been fatally NoUhuCu o.
william Whclan. a bNsiano'E 'lao
was a victim, being shot iu lhe oiies'.
The police reported tAat I t'''',l,D ~.
and his wife We're on theW way h"i''
from their place Of employment "nel
they were accOstcd by seNtIal me-"
ana workers affected by the Mdlk-
.out. who demanded they join mem
When they refused, the ponce
some one fired d. shot and hapls
feU dead Four men VINO looh pau
in the shooting escaped. t...
Mayor Thompson declared 'ouay
fhat ne would not intervene ~
Garment workers strike uhill ~
strikers we're able to come 20 nm
with "clcan hands
"Although club women nave @p.
peaIed 10 nae to seek q srltlemt nl,
MAYOR Thompson said. y VIII uot ~ -"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-27
TO SALONIKI
POLITICAL NECESSITY AND
APPROVED BY MILITARY
AND NAVAL AUTHORITIES
FORCES LANDED AND
ARE FIGHTING, ENGLAND IS
ABLE To SEND ONLY 1900

Earl LOrebn Declares Operations Against Dardanees Are
Disappointing and Questions Government for information
Regarding Dispatch of Army to Balkans and Whether
Plans Have Been Made for Keeping Open COmmunica-
tiOnS Reply Is by No Means Assuring and Indications
Are That Cabinet Is Not Yet Certain Of to What Uses
Meager Body Of Troops May Be Put When II Arrives in
Greece; Bugarans Are Bamedio Stabbing Little King
dom in Back and Refusal Of Greece to Recognize Treaty
Obligations Is Astonishing to Statesman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-27

the empire which should hc born, iH
minu, ID H profoundly disastet'el 81.
him that the matter should hr tln-
plicated hY our entering INTO neN ems
tauElemonis lu the neW sphere of lht
war
lansd0wnc Is Indirect.
Eab Lorcburn intcruptinf saiis
II did not say that what ASKED
was il YOU had naval ana mlii tfy
opinion 70 Justify you In your ae
csiun ."
The Marquis Of Lansdowno n quito
understand that Earl Loreburn
should dislike the idea of what misht
bo described be- this further effort on
our part 40 a time when we are maxi
ing so many efforts la different oHfls
of jhc world
Under what circumstances has q
British force been sent 10 Salonikif
should like 10 recall the position IN
the month ol september Tho fen-
tra powers had made no progrcHs ~
the western thoatcr for long time.
ThcN indeed had boon successfully
attacked aud pushed back az several
points com the Russian front their
advance overwhelming NJ first, bad
received serious check The Italians
Werc pressing thelr offensive, and n
tlc minor theuters Of the war Me-
sopummia for eNonlplc--succeHs was
resting with our arms
rcutonir Policies Chnnpc
THAT bolug thc situation the cen-
ual powers very naturally looked
about t3 discover some new oftcuph
u which thry might s"ch for dceis
ior satisfactory 90 thcmHclves Fheu
.tsIH fft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-27
No Improvc Tradc KclntiOn-.

Milan (Via Paris, oct -, sf5 p
mD-At meeting held "a tne AM
rrican chamber Of commerce mere 10
.aav whlch was attended by many
wen known American ana italiau
members. "a committee WAS formed
10 work out plans for improving com
tnereial conditions between Italy and
the United states with q view To the
next year of the commercial
between the TWO countries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-27
French Forces Have Joined
Balkan Ally and Are Watt
Ing Other ReintorcementS
Against BuIgada0S,
OFFER OF CYPRUS TO
GREECE WITHDRAWN


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-27

GOVERNMENT UNABLE
TO LOCATE SUSPECT
Arrested Men Are Held Under
Bonds of $4,000 Each to
Await Hearing Before Unit
ed States Commissioner

New York. oct what part. if
any the delaying ot vessels laden with
copper for the allies was Ia have
taken in the alleged conspiracy OF
German agents to prevent war Wuni-
tions from reaching Europe from this
country was under Investigation hy
federal authorities TODAY. following
on additional confession made to se-
cret service officials by Robert Fay,
said to he former ncutc1unt in the
German army.
Fay, who is one of the five men
charged with conspiracy Go delay and
prevent the sailing of war munitions
ships from this country gave de
tailed confession to william j. Flynn,
chief OF the secret service. la it. ac-
cording To- the federal authorities, he
repeated his former confession made
To the police at WeehaWken n. j.
but stated in addition chat his mis-
sion, besides placing bombs in the
propellers or rudder of ships, was to
eudeavor 10 bribe the commanders of
Russian vessels He said the plan
he was To eudeavor 10 carry through
was TO induce a Russian commander
/ to run a cargo of copper into a Ger
man port. az which place a larso sum
of money was to Dee paid 60 the Rus
! sian
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Gabereusfi ihiloert bas Gleno
IN Yplen.

@ele9entlid bes &onpents Der pol
niIdcn Standardization Union IL
Yittaburgb, Tn." erlieB Der berilbnfe
pplniIhc alapierz Iirtlioie Sgna5 San
8aoercmsfi i'll Carnegie Sau etnen
6erebten Ippea fir Die Notbleioenben
ieines Seimntblanoes. Eaoereipsft
iagte INTER Inberem:
.Imcrifa bat Die Silrftbarfeit Der
3uitdnbe in Solcn nod nid)t boil err
fabt. Gs lit follm 81 glarben, allies
liegt in @ihe. Observation-Disclosures
Stdote iinb Huincn, 1,500 Sorfer ltno
Scritort unb 1,400 @p~ttesbdiIer limb
Dem grbbpben gleihgemadt.
Seine iino pernidltet. Babies
perben nit &alf unb @aiier, %nnItatt
Iilf) gendbrt. @ie lanae fonnen tic,
mo ieBt Der 8inter Dor Der Sbilr
itebt, nod am 2eben bleiben2 Wir
miiiien linen Wil6 ienben. 8ir
appeQieren an Die Inerifaner, tpelfle
lid, Den anberen beimgeiuIten @Dltern
9e9eniiber 10 generos ge5eigt baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
(Ginnefnubf.)
(Ginneianbt.)
@enusebntc Sammel Site beg Scfre"
.Grs beS .. G.=&. Central Der
ems ppt NurD= 4merifa,

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rita. ct. 9oris, Wp.. $161.60;
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ole Motblcibenben III Sibirien,
SAS9.5o; burf Sers Seiu llnteritiibs
:,aes-9arein bon 9efin, 81, $25;
Sult ct. gonifatius ltnteritiielrnsse
@etsin, 9ctrpit, Wif., $50; burd
..Goltsfreuuo", Eid)arbton, g. Sat.
S1S; burd ct. Soiepb's llnteritiies
uness 8erein, Ittiiuu, Sans, $12;
burt :. @iesler, ST.. @olfsperein,
philadelphia, ga, Sc; burd 8ep. Sos.
W. Shluetcr. Stncppile, Sa.. $7S;
SnrdJ Cos. Ilbits bon Der .Sarmer
llnion. Hbinelanb. Seras, $12; burf
Rrs. Suitina Yupbal, Saribault
Rinn., 81; burh ct. Rihael's@8e
n,einbe bon ct. Dtidael. Iinn., SO;
Wr. 9tih. 8cib, ct. Soiepb, 9ap,
renee @ouutp, Senn., So. Sriibe,
quittiert: S52,479.S3; Sotaliumme
$50 ,342.43.
Gin ber5lifes .@ereelt's 9pttl"-
Solte ir9enb Semanb geneiet iein
inter ieinen Sreunben cine Snmmlunf
fir obi9eu 3Ded allf8unebmen. il
ipenbe man lid an Sobn 8. Suenes
mann. Sefrctdr, 9or 264, ct. Saul
Ninn.. unb es miro inn cine obe,
~ ebrere Sammelz 2iiten 5ueeihidi
iucrbcn. Guf bieie @eiie lam lmse;
mein piel fir hieien 9uten 3ned &c.
tbnn peroen. Ihtun9spoa
Sobn 8. Snenemann,
Hprreip. nnb Si1anSz Sefretdr bes 3
8. H.z&. 9entral> Iereins.
ct. Saul Winn., 8. Oft. rs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Gin Selb.

@nn5 Glib Chicago 6ereitet iidb Dor,
Inn einem %iugenbliten 9elben, DEM II
Sabre alten Sbelbon &aeep, No. 1929
gurlep Ipe., Der iein &cben arfs
Spiel Ieete, nm feline @enoNen 81
retteu, Die lebte g6re gu erlpeiien. Sn>
lpiihen iinO Yoli5ei unb aorpncr be-
miibt, feit5uitelIen, iper iiir ben I'm
9liidsfnq in Den Inlagen Der nSainois
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Wenidenleben gum Spfer fielen.
2ncep, Woucilod)i nnb mebrere anbere
Irbeiter befanben lid in Der Ndbc
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Belts Gentil barit unb gifti9e @aie unb
9iinitc au5itrDmten. 2ucep 1pran9,
rnld, cutIdloiieu, an Den 6oGofen unD
belt bas @e#tiI 81 bis ieinc Same
raben lid in Sid)crbeit gebrnd)t batten,
bann brah CT %obnndd)tig 6uiammen.
Woncilofi periud]tc SnccD ms Sreie
81 tra8cn, lpurbe aber ebenfalls be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Sur Emluer.G rpluiiOn in emporium,
Hcnniplpanien.

Cine aroBe SunntitGt raudloier
MrloerS, 3nS an Die slQiierten
theaidlct neroeu ionte, lit aus
eirer btS lest nod nidt crnlit-
te.ter llrtQfe in oer Nnlage Der
9lctna @rploiipe COMPANY erplooirt.
8ier Arbeiter pl,roen ouf Der Stele
get0otet, elmer pabrifeinli6 tobtlid),
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6rueiitGfiae gnu, in Dem Die @rplo.
iior iih erei9nete, IN gtome ser.
iAmettert. Die @ri6iitterung muroe
9teilen mel. Jeipiirt.
Die crit 'fiir5li6 nit einem auf.
luailo Don $5,000,000 erri6tete Sin.
Ioge beitebt aus elmer 9roBeren Gin.
5aDl fleinerer @ebduoe, oeren groB.
rrs onS auigefloeene mar. Der Wta.
tcriaIifaben miro nuf $4,000 an.
geQe6en.
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Go6n s.. Senien, S. Mari6aa uro
elm Mann RamenS aIropp; lie tam.
nlcn iGmmtlid) aus @ilmingtor, Gel.
Gin Wann Wameus gaiioa aus Sort
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

8ilen, Der bcfonnte Gbcnifcr unb
ErdIipcnt Der III. g. Ybnrmacpppein
Socictp" befreOicrt. Sizes lit Gin
oircftcS 3u9citdnoniB on Yrpbibi@
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Serfallf bieier Spirituuien in Ipo>
tbefen nid,t mebr crfplgen fanrL ba
lelbltpcritdr6lid feline St5enicn gez
geben mcrben. Sas Siuncniteuerz
Bureau bat bemgcmdB cine be5ii9lid)c
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ncbrlen, bab nlIr in gan5 p%ercin5eltcn
SGlen Npptbefer iif Sdanf 2i3enicn
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nidt 6e5ablt.
81. @ilep lit boderfreilt iiber Die
@%erorbnun9 oes Sinneniteucr : aom>
miiidrs. ~SobnIb bieie Spirituoien
nidt mcbr ais Wcbi3in m%erfnnnt
fuerben, fpnrcn tie mn nod als Sc
trdnfc pcrfauft perbcn", crfIdrtc CT
beute. ~Sie Sunbcsregierung miro
nntiirlid 9c9en Den @erfauf nidlt porz
geben, ober es lit Die Sade Der 2pfols
bcborben. bafiir Su lorgen, bab Die
acciies @eieee nift ilbcrtreten per>
ben"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Gbampasner miro fnapp.

Die Gbantpagners 9iebbaber in Den
Sereinigteu Staaten tperben iid beller
bauptidhlid nit Dem amerifaniiden
SroblIft begniigen miiiieu. lpenn ibre
friiber etngele9tcn Sorrdtbe ~fran3oii>
idcu Gbampagners aufgebralht iino.
&oniul garbel beridtet aus Gpernop,
baB beuer eine ihlehte @einernte in
Der Champagne 81 per5eid)nen lei;
tcrner ubcr Iagcrc, audi nod Der 9r0Bte
Sbcil Der %lcbtidbri9en @rnte i'm SnB,
ba cs M Slaifcn mangcle, unb nIBers
Dem feline 2eute porbanbeu ieien, nm
Den @cin auf Slaifen 81 5iebcn. 9le
fran3oliiden 8in5er baben cine 6cims
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Cine nnbeilbare 2ranfbeit.
Observation-Disclosures bicSer 3eitums.)

Cine in europa fait al%lsgeiforbene
a%ranfbeit lit Ser Illsios ililr IN me-
nigcn @egel1ben, 10 beionbers in Den
ruiiiifen Sitiee-Tropin5en,. in Sap
lano itno in einigen 8egenben Siios
Gilropas fomnlt er nod Dor.
Gogegen lit Der Iusiab i'm Orient
ltrrb ollh in Silb-slmerifa, ipe5ieQ III
Golilmbien, ionic auf ben Snicln oes
Stiuen S5eans nod 5iemlid) hGilfig.
Oieies idreflide 2eiben, Dos id)on III
Der 9ibel als Elm langiames Sterbcn
be5eifnet miro, mltrbe ourh Die
arel5jiige iiber gan5 europa per6rei'
tet. Sab es bod i'm britten SSabrs
bltnoert etpa 10000 Siebenbduier
in europa, Die ben NuSiGsigen gum
Ii,fentbalt bientcn. 0ltrd itrenge
9lbionoerung Ser Ausi1sigen gelong
es i'm II. Sabrbunoert iflieBlih Die
Sellfe cin5lioGmmet uro bel Ser beits
tigen Sobe Der Spgiene itno bes So
nitdtsmeiens lit cine @eiterousbreis
tung oieier &ranfbeit alld oitrf ben
&rieg nid)t 81 fiirdten. SiulanO be-
iitt iibrigens nod pier eigene Soipi.
taler fir IusiGsige.