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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-28

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-28

john T. DOnO1Oe q SOnS, IHC.,
3I4 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
Rent to begin October 1st any property
listed below. Necessary repairs will be made
Immediately. For complete list, phone Line. 81.
UNFURNISHED.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

Yale It was bewilceriug. astonishing
and even beyond W. * J. tried 50 for
ward passes during that game and 81
We're successful II was an exhibition
the like Of which may not be dupn-
Gated for years to come
lack schooling He forgot 10 add that
they lack fighting ability, the punch.
ring generalship and ability 10 stand
punishment
". F. D. Stokes, owner Of Peter Nolo.
the champion four year old stallion,
was looking over his horse at the
Patchen-W Wilkes farm recently. when a
freclle-faced. read headed kid ap-
preached
~Say. mister. do you own that hoss?'
he asked
"Weu. I've been looking him over
and I like him. ] want a horse and he's
the horse I want III give you 500
for him. See. I got il right here" and
the kid displayed a roll Of bills and
some silver in a bag Il got S101 alto
gether that L earned picking berries
and tending chickens. but I'd like TO
hold on TO 81 so I could buy sugar
Jumps for that boss"
Stokes. as gently as possible, eN-
planned TO the boy that Peter NOlO was
not for sale, and that he recently had
refused an offer of $4,000 for him
Tears weued into the eyes Of the
Don't take it so hard my boy" said
stokes, patting the kid on the back
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

points for his team in the first four
games: who made three touchdoWns'
one goal from field and three goals
after touchdown against the University
Of Michigan total Of q points, the
entire score made by his team
Whom would they chOose-
Right YOU are, Oscar; they would
choose Mahan because, y'no. Mahan
goes to -Faih Harvahd"-and Jerry
doesn't go 10 Harvard or Yale or
Princeton
Leachie Cross is breezinE around New
York. publicly informing friends that
six months ago he bought $50 shares OF
automobile tire stock at $50 per share
and now it's worth S275- Hasn't Leachie
been informed ABOUT that income tax
law
Chris MathewsOu SAYS he's sure MS
arm viii be back in old times shape
next year. For your sake, and Tor
that of the diamond game, Matty. we
hope with you, but-after something
like Is years OF big league duty even
an iron arm viii begin to lose It's
power
Even that staunch Yale grad Val
. ter Camp, has been forced to admit the
: all around ability Of that little Wash
inCton and jefferson eleven-and tC
| join its rapidly increasing army of ad-
] Never since the forward pass was
Z made a part OF the football game Ia;
any team used the play with such won
/ derful effect as w. & J. used it against
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

Week"
Merchants should Advertise show.
Merchants of FL Paso should rea-
lie what Automobile Week means TO
the city and run line on all their ad-
vertisements calling attention TO the
dates of the big week" in the opinion
Of c. ID. Nauman-
Newcomer Boosts AatO Week.
THE tire merchants are gong 10 40
their chare of the work and make their
proportion of the displays said ; Il
Sflverspaare. Of the Boss Rubber com
pauy Mr.. Silversparre il new conner
to gasoline row but is enthusiastic over
the business prospects here and be
lieves the automobile Week" is the
biggest and best kind of an advertise
ment that can he obtained for the local
automobile industry and its affiliated
businesses.
HALEY Plans Unique Display.
u couldn't manage to attend the
meeting at the chamber OF commerce,
said George c. HALEY. OF the Modern
Auto company. but the plans for our
display, which viii give visitors a
chance to see all operations connected
with the overhauling and rebulldlng
and we hope to have one Of the most
unique displays in the city
Jeffrey and Haynes Signed Up.
I'm not in the automobile business
vet but I'm going to be there for Auto
mobile Week with bells on" said Guy
Watts. Show week is going to cause
me to rush my plans a bit but I'm
going to be preDared-
We've signed up 10 handle the Jeff
rey as well as the Haynes said " l.
Burkhead. OF the Southern Motor com
pany. and Automobile Week is going
to mark the formal introduction Of the
new Jeffrey models TO FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05
''Beck's" Amen Corner
BY ~BECK.r

SPECIAL attraction for tonight viii
be the basketball games in the
Church league series at the Y. NJ. c.
A. gymnasium. The first game starts
at $3.50 o'clock and viii bring the
First Baptists against the Mexican
Methodists. The second game IS
carded to start at o'clock and will
be between the First Methodists and
the First Christians.
GEORGE buddy is to be traded
by the Oakland club Of the Coast
league to some class B circuit for
further seasoning. George played a
good game with the Oaks but man
ager "Rowdy" Elliott decided that
he needs more speed in his fielding.
buddy fielded .e21 in 40 games and
hit around US.
CAMMY BEER has signed his 1916
contract with the Oakland club
and is regarded as one Of the best
young Fingers in the Coast league.
His fielding average in 20 games was
.o32 but he won the majority of his
starts.
Just remember that "El Paso
) Automobile Week" will be from
November % to December and
make your plans accordingly. There
viii be some doings"
FIFTEEN prizes have already been
donated for the big automobile
parade in connection with "A1tomo-
bile Week" while a dozen of the
larger business houses have already
signifed their intention of entering
floats IN the parade. It's going to be
an occasion to be remembered. Even
the knockers have become boosters
and a hint that they once doubted
the success Of Automobile Week"
causes them to hide their heads.
From the noise they make, one might
get the impression that the whole
idea originated with them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

~ ARADE night OF III EasO Auto-
Dmobile Week" viii rival the Mardi
4 Gras festival I'm New Orleans, If
the plans OF some Of the parade com
mittee are carried out. They plan for
q large number of illumined floats on
big motor trucks; music and confetti;
rbig. crowds on the street and everybody
HAPPY
we should have at least 100e cars
in the parade" said H k Bernard,
chairman of the parade committee
Just stop for a moment and think
what that means. The parade would
be about five miles long and the cost
Of the automobile tires, alone, used
$1,000. estimating on the usual mileage
guarantees of the different makers.
j 1T will cost each owner about gal
Ion OF gasoline that night for the trip
TO the parade starting point along
the route Of parade and then back
line would make away with $3.50 Then
there viii be the oil. wear and tear
on the cars and batteries That parade,
aside from the decorations, is going
TO mean the distribution Of about $3.50
into the various channels of business
in FL PasO. but il viii be so widely
scattered that the cost to any one own
er viii be trifling-"
Expect 20OO Visitors.
'If the show week brings in at
! least 1000 visitors-and the chamber
u commerce expects at least that num-
bert will mean the spending Of
around 100000 in the FL Paso depart
ment stores. small stores. hotels. thea
ters and cafes" said H NJ Hatcher,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05
Gross Makes Fortune In War Stocks
ILL., Ill -:II:- -:lI:- III
Walter Camp Praises w. q J. Team
BY FRANk G. ,IENkE.

forced 10 make their selection for All
American fullback between the follow
ing pair alone, whom do you think
they'd chose:
Cl) Eddie Mahan. OF Harvard. who
scored only two tOuchdowns for Har-
ward in something like five games; who
has kicked only four or five field goals,
whose fum5ling gave Cornell its chance
TO beat Harvard,
Or
Aegies who has torn TO shreds practi-
caIly every line that faced him; who
ranks as one of the best godfather
touchdown kickers in the country; who
has few peers in the drop kicking
game. who scored something like 100
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05
DATES FUR BAIL
SERIES CHOSEN
Manager of Professionals
Hopes to Secure Cliff Hill
for Sunday Game.

Dates for all the games in the base
ball series between the Army all-stars
and the Professionals have been an
uounced The first game viii be played
at Rio Grande park on Sunday after
noon. starting at 2-30 o'clock Ine
second game will be played next Thurs
dav afternoon and the other games on
sunday. November "A. Thursday. No
vember Is. Tuesday. November 3 ana
Sunday. November 30
Sheridan and krOnicher. two stars
from the Fourth Field artillery viii
make their local debut with the sol
diers. These men played in the Army
league around Texas City and are re-
ported to be among the best ball play
ers i'm the entire army and Of profes-
sional ealiber-
NagIe Wants HILL
Dutch Nagle. manager Of the FRO
fessiOnals. states that he is hopeful OF
having Cliff HILL the local southpaW
who did so well with Waco. on the
mound in Sundays game. but if Hill IS
unable to get into action on sunday.
he will be available or the second game
There is considerable interest in the
series and the fans who saw the game
between the Kansas City professionals
and the soldiers are expecting as good
a game sunday as was seen couple
Of weeks ago. The new professional
team should be quite as speedy as the
team which represented Kansas CITY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05
BURNS AND WILLIAMS TO
FIGHT 20 ROUNDS NOV. %

New Orleans, La, Nov. frankie
Burns Of Jersey City, has agreed to
terms to meet kid" Williams of Bal
timore the bantamweight champion. in
a 20 round bout for the worlds ban
tamweight title here November %. II
was announced by local fight promo
tors Thursday night Williams al
ready has signed for the fight, the pro-
motors said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

CHOULUD be worth while making
- the trip TO MesiIla Park Satur-
day for the big game between the
University of Arizona and the New
Mexico A. and N. college. Arizona
won the contest last year, 10 to 0,
but the Aggies assert they have the
team this year to score a decisive
victory. The game viii have an i'm
portant bearing on the southwestern
championship and It is likely many
E Pasoans viii motor up for the
contest.
FRED WINSOR hasn't given up his
plan for holding short boxing
bouts in OF near E Paso. He has
been studying the four round game
in California and writes he viii soon
be home with Johnny ATousey, a
featherweight whom he claims is the
real goods.
EEDERALS may be negotiating for
peace with the other major
leagues but they are taking no
chances. George StovaH is now in
San Francisco and reports say that
Jimmy johnson, Joe GedeOn and a
couple of other stars are preparing
to jump to the outlaws
I United EMPIRE soccer players
will met at The Angelus clean
ing works at 7:3o o'clock this eve
ming to complete arrangements for
a game Sunday afternoon at $50
o'clock at the 10th infantry grounds
with the team from that regiment. 4
full attendance of members is re-
quested.
BASEBALL fans do not want to
overlook the big game at Rio
Grande park on Sunday afternoon,
when the Army all-staTs will play
the Professionals. Wilson viii be on
the mound for the soldiers with
Lefty" Lewis serving them up for
the Professionals.
ORGANIZED baseball in Mexico is
quite within the range of posi-
bi1ity. Secretary J. H. Farrell, of
the National as7~ciation, admitted
as much before starting west to at
tend the meeting in San francisco.
John J. McCloskey is the representa-
tive of the Mexico proposition and he
viii discuss that matter and the
affairs of the Rio Grande association
with the association this week.
CALIFORNIA business men are
now agitating for the revival OF
automobile road racing in that state
They declare the road racing game
IS a big advertisement for any CON-
munity. Pity the e. Paso and
Phoenix business men couldn't see
that q month ago when they turned
down the Phoenix-EI Paso race
proposition.
"XWILLARD'S opponent for bout
at our club not yet selected, .
says a wire from Tommy Burns, one
of the New Orleans promoters, Sc
It is evident that the man who lost
the heavyweight crown to Jack
johnson does not intend to get back
into the game himself unless he fails
to land some promising opponent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

A 4 4: 5 Ds@s s;s WINS; %. r s:'s:
said:
He reminded one of a whirling Der
wish with the seven year itch"
A golfer who told about going out ia
81 and coming back in 65" was asked
If he were a veteran OF the Civil war.
Headline writer informs the pOpu-
lace that Skull Practice Is Held at
Harvard" You may make your own
puns-
If the eastern football experts" were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

..F,--erything will come out all rlshl
for I've got a fine plan
The kid dried his eyes with ms shl.
sleeve looked up at stokes ana asheo-
What is 10, mister.
ssWeu. you hold onto that Sl0l anu
earn an YOU can until next sprinS5,
Then III come down here and We VIII
brrv a mare together. breed her to Peter
Voio and YOU can have the colt-a sure
race winner
AN right. mister. all right said the
kid. "Of course I'd like 10, nave hao
thar peter Volo horse cause he's such
a nice fellow. but if can't have MN
mi be satisfied with one Of his chill
dren-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

Moved to Buckler Bldg, over Ellte
CONFECTIONERY. Rooms S-4-15-zS- New
Work Painless Dentist.-Advertise ent-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

Sulzbergers Majestic Hams are De
liciOusly Different" Phone your dealer
to send YOU one-Advertisemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

Asst MeEwan the center selected for that position on the
Walter Camp him the job his second eleven The question Is can
McEwan The Is MOI
he had good
teams
other
in country the position
S class
all his this he has played
but O and last
center.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

Guns for Rent ana repaired Allen
Arms and Cycle Co.-AdYertiseInent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05
Magic ants Hill
BOWLING

WiEWam Scores
Following were the scores in the WigWam
bowling league matches on the Wlgwam
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

BASEBALL fans do not want to
overlook the big game at Rio
Grande park on Sunday afternoon,
when the Army aIl-stars will play
the Professionals. Wilson viii be on
the mound for the soldiers with
Lefty" Lewis serving them up for
the Professionals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05

Points won. Vandenoer g. high game, N ,,9
sa-nosr 1q4. high total. VandemOer AS;
strike out. Byles-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-05
1000 CARS IN PARADE IS PLAN
1000 VISITORS EXPECTED HERE
lights, Music and Confetti Planned to Make Automo
bile Show Event Notable Parade VIII be Five Miles
Long, With Every Car Decorated Beautifully; All
Dealers Cooperate to Make Affair Success.
By BECK

~ARADE night OF 'El Paso Auto
Dmobile Week" viii rival the Mardi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
0aS eng(i(6e 6(dtter ni5t 6eri6ten.

Ieiie oampfte. ais Of er Den &eforr
oes berii6mter 3iirid,G Sirie6rei.
topics idlaeen polte. lie YatroiiillC
lullroe ol,rd) eill paar @enehrifiiiiC
pertrieben ur,D cnoli6 idoicnel, lid oit
Sran5oien Dol, Der NllsIoiiafa;t ibrcl
MISUNDERSTANDING 5I iiber5ell.
gen. Oa mlroe Damn BET ein6rehen-
Der. 0unfelheit Der 8eiiel gebolt.
Oas Ipfelmus moi mn, ihon redt
abgefiibIt, aber Sohann Neter 'Sebel,
fiir ben bas cine 8eififte 10 ean5
nod ieiner Dirt gemeieu mare, miirbe
iogen, baB es gleihmobl oof reft
heiBes apielmus gerpeien lit, Gas Die
Shnpaben alf ibrem RaitpIas i'm DR.
e%pnnenlpaIb an jenem Ibertb gcgeIien
baben. l1no iiher bat feinem Ron If.
ilen bas 8erift in ieinem 9eben better
~geidnneft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

mus, ben iih Die Soloaten i'm 5eloe
bolen, uro 2abmungen Der @lieo'
maben ,peld)e burh pernahldiiigte
@unoen 6erbeigefiibrt tper6en.
Die Notb lit 10 grob, bob ibr Die
Hesierung nid)t i'm polen WtdBe lteii'
ern fam, uno oaber baben mir nns
enti1loiien, aht Sripeftoren an5u.
Iteaelt, Die inns aui Die Sale bitterlter
Totb aufmerflam nladen miiien."
3rau Slopb miro bel ibrer Sbdtig.
felt in ben SoipitGlern bon sSraii Ser.
bert 6. Sooper, Der 8attin oes Dor.
tigers oes belaiifen Siilis.G Omites,
9aSp @aterlon uno sablreiden onoe.
rem 9amen, oarnnter oud) niele Mme.
rifonerinnen, unteritiisf.
Der Wuneel IN bieien fran5oiiifen
S~oipitGlern lit barauf 3uriif5ufiibren,
baB Die notbigen 8eoarfsartifel emf.
meoer in Sranfrei6 ~iiberbaiipt nidt
alliSutreiben iino ODER Denn lie oo
limo. nift ifnea aenug an Srt nno
Stelle gebraht weroen. Earum pen.
BET iit1 bos llnteritiisunss 1Gomite oi.
reft nad) 2onbon, I'M Die notbigen
Saden 81 erbalten un6 tic oortbin 81
oirigiren, mo lie ~gebraud9t meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
GnslanS sebt Gin 2idt anf.

5amilton Size bat bon Petersburg
aus elm Selegramm an Die 2onooner
nGailp Mtail" geifidt, in Dem er bon
6en Sdrefen, Die iid iiber Die
ShiitenerG6en ausbreiten, er5Gblt
unb iolgenoe 9etraftung anltelt:
rMan miirbe total falif banoeln,
noQte man bas Iolf g%laiben MAIDEN,
baB Der arieg balo ST. gnoe iei. Gs
mare weit rihtiger. ipenn man iaeie,
6aB nift einmal Der Mniana gemadt
noroen lit, Der oeiltifen militGriifen
@fadlt bas Riidgrdt 5ii brehen. Die
Geutifen iino ebenio iebr Don ibrem
cnogiiltigen Siege iiber3eugt, mie Die
8erbiirocten bon Dem ibrigen. Die
Iaiierten tblin gut barar. menu lie
iolgellbes beoenfen: Gnglano beion.
bers iolte nitt pergeiIen. oaB
Geutihlanb gegempGrtig 21a Wiaio.
men Solboten all Der sSrpnt itebet bat
iinb in Der Gage lit, weitere jmei 0til.
lionen bi~ndu3ufiigeu. @enn and Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

er1pieien. a(ber er bat elm gaItges
temperament nno ifnport ieben
9lteno, penn mir ei1balen. baB er es
iett enblif lott babe, iidJ fir inherent
Magen a%b3urafern. llnb ar jeoem
Gage, no err ihport, miro feline 2ebers
rprrit better. 9of am gitteiten, am
aliiflidIten, am froheiten lit ntier
Shulter. Or lit nit einert scipaltig
5rfelioen &beumatisnlus ans benz
Sd]iisengraben 5u uns 9efommen. CT
lit eir frnmmer Morn, ltn6 iest hot er
lid in einem Sod, bes @ebofts feline
@erfItatt eineeriftet unb bort bGn,-
inert u1o lldgelt er ane un1ere 5errr'
lenen Sohlen aureht. Or tbut bonn
Worgen bis gum Ibeno, inoen, er
ba5ll Chloride, al1e itonen 2ieoer 6es
@eiangbufes iingt. 8enn mir anoe.
rem inns Morsens nod niht ent.
ihlieBen fonnen Die 9eden abjumer.
fen, iingt er ifen nieoer. Or beglei.
tet ban1it bas 4nf uub ab bes Hum'
penibwengeIs, penn er lid, @niier
aus Der Siefe bolt, faltes, iebr faltes
@aiIer, UNI oamit ben Sberforper ab.
5uipiilen. Der Shuiter bat bon allen
Sad)en ieine eigene gniift, ltb er
meint, oaB err NIT Dem eiiigen 8aiier
am ifneliten ben Hbelmattsmiis aus
Ieinen @lieoern jagt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

gerluite Ser Seutihen groB iinb, 10
inc IN Der 5bot Die 8erluite Der Ser.
)iinoeten nid)t gerineer.
2be ,Rourb Gable, eine eiliiluB.
eide, politiihe 3eitihrift, peroifent'
iiht eirelt intereiiunten Mrtifel, Den
lie ,Iuilp Mail" niebergab. "a
)ciBt es II. a.:
n9tr biirfer nlht pergeIier, DaB
tniere iransoiiifen unb belgiifen
Gerbiinoeten Die beutiden 3ruppen
iiber ben &bein snriifs,,brdneen ba.
ben. uno bab e%egempdrtie feline gn.
}eiben porhanben limo, Dab Die bent.
iben 3ruppen b%emoraliiiert iinb, ooer
oab Ser Wlith unb bic MusoalIer Oes
aelttit)en Bottles eeidmGft lit. Wenn
mir crit bon ruiiiif)en grfoleen ab.
6angig limo, anitatt uns arrf inns ielbit
III perlaiien, treiben mir elm Spiel,
oas uns tbelier 81 iteber fommen
ann Solange feline 0 betben Har.
elem einen moraliifen @rfole Dor ser
anoern e~r5ielt, miro Die 3abl Der
Srilppen ben aumpf ST entideioen
baben; ltno 'oieie 3abl miro gerpaltig
iein, aan5 sleih, oh unIere Strategen
Sic Seutidei1 burh Srontan9riffe
ODER baourh, BOB lie ibre iiiolife
Gerbinolrngslinie abidneioen, 5lpin.
gen perben, iif aus 9elgict 5urilf-
5u5ieben.
Selbit rpdbrenb unierer Sertberbi-
Juna seaen Die alnerifie oes Seinbes
laben mir ihredlife 8erluite erlitten.
60 hat ). 9. cine engliidle grigaoe
pGbreno zines fiiniSebn Gage hauerlls
Ben Samples 81 Brosent ihrer Off.
iiere uno II Yro3ent ibrer Wann.
ihaiten p~erloren. %Snnerbalb brei
Nonaten biiBte Die engltife Irmee
Elm Orittel hires golisen 9eitanbes
ein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
@ilbe Siencn ais Kindergarten i'm
&rtcue.

SIN elmer Oepei6e aus &airo melOct
Die 2onooner rStmes" inter Totlim
bonn 26. Sar.: Nah unofiijiellen
Gofrihten aus Sitafrifa baben Die
geutiden, Die lid NIT el1geborenen
9ruppen peritGrft botten. Die Gam
oung elmer britiid)en Streitfraft nit
@rfolg p%erbinbert. Die Ieutid)en ho.
ben iif) ein i'm arieee ganS nel,es
SilfBmittel nit erfols 5u Nl,se &c.
modt. sic baben Sfppdrme miloer
gienen, Die nit Golld) tbeilpciie be-
t1llbt moroen paren, inter 9edeln I'M
8uih an Stellen, ipelhe uniere 5rllp.
pen paiiieren muBten, perItedt. Gini9e
Stunben Dor Dem britiihen Ingrifi
aoeen Die 9eutifen Or1bte ooer
S6niire, nit oenen Die 9edel bcfeitigt
iparen, fort uno nun ereolien lid Die
ipilb e%efporoenen 8ienenidymGrme auf
Die angreifer unO iagten lie III Die
Sluft. Der WiBerfolg Der 9r!ten lit
gum groBtert Sbeil arf bielen @;enens
angriff, rpie a,if Die beutihen @clpehre
unb Neutrality-suspicious. suriidsuiiib.
rem. Siele Solbaten rpurbe npon ben
9ieren entiesli6 geitofen, beionoers
oil @eiiht unb Sdnoen; lie muroen
tempordr blind gemaft ooer lparen
auber Stanbe, NIT ibren 5~eritot,enen
Sdnben hire @affen 81 gebrau6en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

Srpan rno berSapft III ben General.
aiiiien Don Seem Dorf feline mabrbait
ialomoniife @eisbeit. Der damn
aber, BEN err Dor bieie ionoerbore III.
ternotipe ite1te, lit Elm enaliiher
ShhpinOIer Der inter ser @nfIage,
cine INSTRUMENTATION nm cine
betrdhtlife Slmnle 8eloes betrogen
5u 9aben, Dem Hif)ter porgefiibrt
ipuroe.
SiDian 9. Carmichael, melder ser
|Sobn zines 2omooner 9anfierS nipo
Elm birefter Ibfommling oes @rafen
bon Site iein mill. beiratbete Dor bier
Snbren ein MGb6en RamenS MarG
aennp un6 beSog nit ieiner iunaer
Srai, ein Sommerbeim in Werrid. 6.
5. SIM Suli 1910 brdnnte es iii benz
Sauie uno Carmichael reflomierte
lino erbieIt bon Der g%enannten Ser.
iiherunssseieIfhaft $4,000 fiir Der.
brannte Soh5eitsgeifenfe, DIE ipdter
in Seem gorfer Hfanoleiben entoeft
purben. Der S1pinbler mar mitt'
leripeile mad, Gnglanb segansen,
purbe aber bel ieiner Riidfebr Dor
einem Sabre perbaftet unb pegen Be
truss unter anflase seitelt. gr wurOe
sesen 9iireihait aif ireiem 5ub be.
laiien iiro brad,te es fertig, II Deal
Die @ertasiuns ieines Ero5eiies 5t be.
wirfen, Biz err lid enolit itriloig be.
fannie. Mdbreno err i'm Sornbsge.
fGngniB aiif iein llrtbcil wortete,
bGmmerte ibni bic grfenntnib aui,
oab er a(s britiid)es aanoneuiutter
innrer nod e,it senilg iei, mo Hid,ter
Sman CAB ieinem GriudJen. wabr-
: ifeinltH In llebereiuitimmlns init