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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20

| start work on sending out contracts
| to the members of the National League
| champions. AS Is usually the case
when team wins q pennant, its mem
bers will want additional rewards in
| the shape of increased salaries. and it
would not be at all surprising If by the
time the Phillies are through signing
! their players there will be a substan-
tial increase i'm the salary list.
The fact that every member of the
, team got in the neighborhood of $4,000
out of the world series will not keep
Moran's players from demanding an in
crease in their next years pay.
which Frank Baker is credited as a
member of the Upland team of the
Delaware County League, Connie
Mack Is not going to realize a lot of
money by his sale.
At last accounts from that section
the home-run hitter. had an average
of .25S against lot of pitchers who
should never be able to retire him dur
ment was home-run drive in the
final game of the season which gave
Upland the pennant.
Baker, of course. was not interested
in the games he played in at Upland.
1t was nothing but practice for him,
and he will get the benefit of the
impression that he was not trying. En-
vironments make a lot Of difference in
.ne "ork oI d. paii prayer, whlch ex-
plains why the exhibition games play
ed by the average major league team
against some minor league aggregation
always makes the big leaguers look
bad.
President Jim Gilmore is not in
position to deny that the Federal
League talked peace with the big men
of organized base ball during the re-
cent world series. for he was not al
lowed to attend these conferences, and
spicuous in the Hobbies of the hotel
where the magnates were meeting. Gill
more, who absolutely has not cent
invested in base ball and is only an
employe of the league. was not asked
club owners, and what Is more, Ban
Johnson would have absented himself
had he not been assured that Gilmore
was not present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
LIE GORE NOT TO JOIN
PROFESSIONAL RANKS

NEW HAVEN, October 10
Harry LIE Gore, the Yale athlete
who was disqualified by the
faculty Monday. last night denied
that he would leave college or
play base ball professionally.
Speaking for the Yale foot ball
coaches, Nelson Talbot, last
year's captain, said that the in
cident Of the disbarment from
athletics of the five Yale base
ball players was closed, and that,
although Harvard has declared
herself willing to take them hack.
they will not be permitted to
wear Yale uniforms again.
The Daily News today bfames
the base ball association for not
Informing the players OF the
eligibility rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20

Coffey did not last long before Moran,
suffering a peculiar Knockout in the
third round while standing on his feet
and never going to the floor: There
have been similar knock outs lin the
history Of the prize rtng.
Some years ago Frank .Chi1ds, one of
the hardest hitters in the game,
cinnati. and Armstrong. stiff-legged,
bounded around the ring absolutely
unconscious, as the result of an upper
cut which Childs lad landed on the
point of his jaw.
Tom O'Rourke. the famous pugilistic
manager. and Tom Sharkey were in
Armstrong; corner that night, and
both said at the time that it was the
most peculiar knock out they had ever
seen. =.
Pat Moran. who was under a one
year contract to the Philadelphia club,
has affixed his signature to a document
calling for his services in the same ca
ably the lowest sa1aried manager in
the major league last season. Up to
his appointment he had been the coach
of the team, and as such had drawn
a slight increase when he assumed the
management, but 1t is understood that
the club in signing him for next season
came through with substantial in
Crease III pay.
Philadelphia scribes who are in
position to get a good line on the
strength of the other clubs in the
league insist that the Phillies will re-
peat in the 1916 campaign. which prob
ably would mean easy sailing for the
winners of the American League cham
pionship in the world series.
The question of who led the National
League in batting cannot possibly be
leagues statistician, makes known the
official averages
J. In many unofficial averages Capt.
Doyle of the Giants and Fred Luderus
of the Phillies are tie. In others the
Phillies' first baseman has a long mar
gin over Doyle, and in still other rec
ords Doyle is a couple of lengths in
front of Luderus. 1t seems that there
have been several wagers made regard
ing the individual who led the league.
but John Heydler refuses to guess at
the result, saying that he has no idea
as to the leadership until some time
early in December. when he will give:
out the averages for publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
Brilliant Work Required.

Although Tuckerman won by an over
whelming score, Talcott did not play a
poor game by any means. and it re-
CURED the brilliant work Of the former
to win out. Without knocking" the
game of other good Chevy Chase Club
players, 1t Is doubtful If any one but
Tuckerman could have beaten Talcott's
game yesterday. His drives were al
ways straight and fairly lengthy, but
Tuckerman's brilliancy at everything
made his work look mediocre. Both
men have now two legs on the coveted
cup and it is to be hoped that they will
be playing just as good golf when the
event comes up next year.
1t Is to be regretted that Tuckerman
cannot play in the Columbia Club tour
ney that starts tomorrow, as he is
playing with winning brilliancy Just
now. but he is DESTROYS Of going into
the Horstmann cup event and cannot
play in both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
ROYALS OBTAIN
ASSET OF 1858
Win All Three of Their Games
in National Capital From
Potomac BoW|ers.
NEWCOMERS MAKE SWEEP
IN The DISTRICT LEAGUE
Krauss and Vaughan Prove Star
Pin Spillers Of the Night.
Schedule.
Schedules in Bowling
Leagues for Tonight

Northeast League-Superiors We.
Imperials.
Arcade Leasue-Imperials VS..
Nationals.
Commercial LeaGue-G n eral
Baking Company VS., Judd &
Detveiler.
Departmental League-Land vs..
Labor.
National Capital League-A. G.
NJ. Y. vs.. Climbers.
Marine Corps League-Cavite vs..
SubiG.
Bankers League-LincoIn Ma
tfonal VS.. Warrington Loan and
Trust.
District Demonstrations W..
Goodfellows.
Interbureau League Of Agrfcul-
tural OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VI.
Weather.
Phi.
Southeast Leag
Stars vs.. Midnight Crew.
Masonic Eeague-COl W..
st. Johns, entalpha W..
George G. Whiting.
Patent EAaminer1 Leaxue-u-
luminators Us. Engineers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
Dortiuent Comment
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BY J. ED GR1LLo.

Jess Willard will most likely have meet Frank Moran the
Pittsburgh heavyweight, III his battle.
Morans Victory lover oey the Irish fighter last night
doubtedy gives him the right to be the first the Champion
and the fact that he had formerly fought bout with
Jack Johnson entitled him special consideration when
for Willard to be considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
Vigilants to Practice,

Manager Joe Oliveri of the vigilant
foot ball team requests that all pros
pective players report this evening at
8 o'clock at 40 10th street for the first
practice and general meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
Newcomers Make Sweep.

The Newcomers made clean sweep
in the District League, defeating the
Contenders rather easily. with scores
Of 519, SIT and 513. Vaughan and
Warthen did some splendid bowling for
the victors, the former obtaining the
best set of the evening by knocking
down 34S pins. Vaughan got Ill in
his opening encounter. 123 in the next,
and finished by obtaining ia. War
then's scores were 112, 1913 and lis.
The scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
Contrary to Precedent.

From the Birmingham Age Herald.
WAS your vacation a success?"
I'm afraid not"
What happened?"
Il got back home with 81"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20

None of the Phillies has been signed
for next season, but President Baker
and Manager Moran are going to get
together within the next few days and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20

For Other Sports See Page Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
DISTRICT DUcKPIN LEAGUE.

ATS 437 Totals. AL EOS Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20

The team which looms up a the dark
horse of the series is Western. The
Red and White has a better eleven than
anybody thinks. is heavier than usual
and has the attributes that make for
success. Nothing shows Westerns
capabilities more than its defeat of the
St Adams eleven last Saturday. st.
Adams is stronger than ii was A year
ago. but the Red and White won from
II BY the margin of a touchdown. The
touchdown was made in the closing mo-
ments OF play. but II was made, just the
same.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04

ham jeoes Wtal, menn nler &nffec ban,
noQten, bas beebc @aiier ieber Die
9obnen Lauren laiicn. Pm Spnntod)en
lieben merieh Slpeemol Drieber lGufen.
lin mer Damn nod cen bel onoers Itar-
fen &affee ba'm lpollte, Der olirfte BET
leOem Sf)lltf ar Be Vohnen rled,en.
"a bate er meilihitcns oas Irolna.
9tu, 0os o5er mill id) ia6'n. piel itGrs
fer, ais uuier Sliemd)cn Su Salic is
iie unier Somutodsfafiee audi Md
gewGIn."
yHdJtnna! Nng.a liufs!"
Iie frobe Stunoe i'm 3reiic Der
prad)tIgen 9cilte an Der iyrol,t lpar
MIR 5it raid uerflogen. @ir mnBten
peripred)cn, lpieoer3ltfommen, menn
es it'd irgenopie nit unierem Ero-
gran1in perelnboren iaiie. Tann
ging's nnd} pielen ber5lifen &Gnoe.
briifcn mo piclen guten @iinid)erl
nit ouf Den @eg mieber Die Seller
treppe enlppr, hiualts in Die Gad,t.
Gs mar ltofou1fel. Mail fonllte oic
Sano nidJt o Ser Iugen iehen. NiIi
elnmnal erifoa es Dor ulls: .4htuue.
altgen linfs!" sSm auffIadern elmer
eleftriid,en 2ampe iahen mir 5l nm
lerer Ged)ten einen gan5en 3ug bon
Sagern, Die lnttlos in Der ToriltraBe
itanoeu. aeiner riibrte iid]. Nift eit
Grit: unterbrah bus Sooesihpeiecn
beS tooten Iorfes. Die Stile ma
fait beGngItigenp, briidcnb, ont;nos.
@ir hiclten inns linfs, Oid)t an ben
5eridoIienen Sauiern, bogen IN Die
5itm Srieobpf 5um ielben 8eg, ben
mir gefommle1l, iiibrenoe @aiie elm,
Darien nod einen tliihtigen Slid in
bas aeleroliartier oes Malers Ben
BORT, Der uns pprher i'm &elercaiino
ieine 8iloer ge5eigt, erflommen Die
Gnhobe, idnuten htildb in Die @egenb.
mo- aus benz Iunfe( ntr ouf einen
einsigen Nugenblif bus 9iht elmer
2nmpe i'm fransoiiihen 2oger auf-
lelld,tete, paiiirten Sen seri1olienen
SrieSDpt baum ben an offenen @eg
tiinitlit oufgerihtcten @alb, o,lrdy-
jogen i'm @dni emorid) Die hoble @aiie,
Die bel,tide Eioniere bur6 Den @olb
gegraben unO naren mieber BAL unie-
ren Iutos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
HeihenSe WGlic ialLcn HciicnSe an.

Nus oeni italieniifen G%robcben-
9iitrift perlautef:
Was ipie eir @ainber %flinesr mag.
lit 5batiafe. Sn 5dblreid}en SGlen
neroen Eerionen nad) ied)stGgigem
MiIienthalte ans peridiitteten 5dilIerlt
1eheno b~erporgebolt. Ood) Elm neiier
Sfreden bat iih Ben anberen 5use.
ielt: Wolfe fommen II, Hubeln aus
ben Bergen berab itno faaen ~iogar
Automobil. Tartien an. Mon pernn.
ltaltet Saaoen aui lie.
Die Spdnen bes Sd)ladt. beSm.
SriimlnerielbcS fehlen niht. Die Yti.
litGrbeborhel MAIDEN t,lr5en Ero3eB
nit ibnen. go murben aipe! Oiebe
bei Dent 9erllld)e crtappt, III cine eSis
lio!e &c. Bcnf bon Taotel einslrbre,
d,en unO erihoiiei..
Der @atifnn oenlentiert i'm ..Siier.
oatore Molnollo" anitlih Den Berld,t.
iponddl Die &tnihperfe in ser Sirtini-
ihen aapelle Nnrd) 0aS grO6eben &c.
litten bdtten. SlGe almltid)Gte bes
Satifans nit GinidluB Der Srescos
@enlnloe 'ino intaft i9eblieben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04

Die idarfe WaBnnbmen sum Sdnlse
BON 2ebcIt itno Giaentbum nothwen-
Dig MADDEN, iol nid,t beitritten mer-
nclt aber iebenfolls iino oas iebr iel.
tene Salle. lie grfnbrung idleint 5l
lebrcil, Dab Die hnoesiiblide Ginrid,-
tiing, cine ioeenonnte Sberiifslnni,n.
ldlaft ODER anbere georngene @dhter
bel Streifs nit ser @nhrullg Der Sro-
nling 81 betrailelt. MIR nQ5u oft per-
iaet nnb 0nburd) araDalle eber Der.
beigeritbrt als nbeapenoet meroen.
Die ein5ige ginrid)tlng, oie lid Dis
hobin IN alen iolfen S1llen bep1brt
bot, lit oas pom Staate Tenninlnania
o etlit)en Sabren nud) Dem Mititer
Der fonaOiifen berittenen Yplisei &c.
ifoffene Observation-Disclosures. Seit-
Dem ienes &prps ieines Mrntee mnltet,
fat Die iriiber OH Streiffralpnlen NIT
n0dlfolgenocn 9lutthdter 10 reihbal.
tigc Gbronif bes Staotes .Y%enniplpa.
MEN piel bon ibren Shreden perloren.
--(W. S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
Mationals TrohibitiOn III 1920.

.StiegcnOe SdnaorollGre" habelt
in Den lesten Monaten Die Ser. Sroa.
ten be M e d t.. Selbe arbei.
ten %befanntlid1 burallf bin, Dies ioge.
nannte freie 2anb uuter sic Serrlfait
Der Mrfer 5i brin9en, es 5u eillenl
ooen Bilritaneroorf 5n MAIDEN uno
Die amerifaniihe 9totion 5ll elmer ga-
tion bon SelldIlern mo Shm16lln-
gen III cr5ieben.
Die Sultptattroftion oieier 2ciite in
9lrffalo--meloet Der oostigc Bolts.
iretno" biloete ser befnrnte Otllfer
!. Sranf Sanlen, Der emma! @ou.
perleur BON ,slloiana mar, abcr mad,
ieinem criten Sernin lhleuniglr Obj
geipinnlelt pilroe urrO ieitocln.d lS 80.
lititer feinen Sinb mebr hinter DEM
Nien berpprloden fam. 90 bat er
iidl bean ais @roBmogil! Der Wailer.
nuder duigguorien ullO berclIt on
Der Spite elmer i%o9enonlten fliegen.
ben Sdppaoron bas Sano BON eillenl
@ilfel gum anbern, iiberall Oellielbel'
bombaitiid,en 9looiim pcrsapienO.
SSeOec peiB, Dob Erobibition lldt
MdBigfeit bcoeiltei, nod piel nelll9er
Die 0tdBiGteit forOert.
Siinglt ebenio bate uud) Ser Bri'
ialoer Neutrality-suspicious. .. .. Ga
cep bos @ort. 9ieIer ufromme"
Mionn italo befanntlih !etten Serbii
Ono ma1rifeinlid bglte nod]) on Der
Spite ocs anfi . fatboliiden @ebeim.
bunOes, Der lid bic nette Nuigabe ae'
iteQt bate, ulle 2atbolifen ans Oc!'
ofientliden Memtern 81, perOrGnget.
0ieie Snioleran5, 9epnart nil Sana.
tisnus uno S%erridiud,t. itcbt bintcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
SaS cngliidJc @eikbmd GmtlidJ
aefGljdDt.

@obl ais Dem 9eltreben gcraus,
Ser Seutihcn Sas SeritanOnib iiir
@nglanOs Yorgcben i'm 9e9enmartl-
gen ariege 5ll ermoglid,en. hat .9ie
eide, Elm nit Dem onsoriiflihelt
3iele Der Gntiuidelmng irclnoid)aftli.
der 9%e0iebun9en 5piifcn @roBbri.
tannien NM 9entiflano 9egriinoetes
Organ, cine lleberiebung Oes engli.
id)en @eiBbubeS in Die @ege geleitet.
Gobei mllroe cine amtlid)e SulIdJnlg
gcraoc OeS widtieiten Iftenitiides
nlligeoedt. IS bnnoelt lid) Inn eillell
Serid)t heS fron5oiiifen WfitiiterS Oes
gilsmartigen on Yaul Gambon, ben
iran5oiiihen 9oti6aiter in SonOon.
Sn oieiem 0ofumente miro IN iebr
mirfimgspoller @eiie bargelegt, bas
beutid)e Seer idreite gum Ingriif.
8ie Sir Goiparh @rep om 30. Sui
1914 an Den engliiden' 8otihaiter III
Yaris, Sir 6rancis gertie. iAreibt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
Nchc Snnoc in Hompeii.

ROM Gin 9eiitd) oes Inter.
riftsminiiters @rippo III Gonlpeii
gait Den ,lelien MlIsgrabungen in Der
Gia bella abbonban5o, Die bet tpeitem
ales bisber Iuigeiunbene III ben
Shatten itelen. Iie Stirnieiten Der
SGuier, Die iGmmtlih nod 9alfone,
6eniter. 2ogien ODER Gdher ai,fmei-
len ui,b nit 5resfen geifmiift iinb
ooer Snid,riftcn uno Sd)llber aufpei'
len, erregten bas iebbafte Sntereiie
hes Winiiters. Sci einem bieier @ol.
fone lit nod sic p%o(it1noige &rirlt'
luebr er6alten, Sic Trontieite zines
Smiies tit nit grpBen @otterrignre,
ecjiert. Die eines ailbern peii! Sun-
berte bon @obla,fr,lfen mo Grnld.
b1ilrgen q, ben Spielen duf. gelon.
Sers intereliant limo Die pom MIter,
reeen freieelesten groben Maidan.
i%talten, iporin nodh allies mie ehernals
an ieinem Rlusc irebt, ionic Dos Sdlls
zines 8ornebmen nit pol~tanSiser
9etteinridtung in Sen Sdluirdumen.
SGdif ipertbboQ lit Die guffinbluig
zines CUR Mltfbepahrung Der leiiiac,l
@efGBe oienenoell 8emrnhes nit rutO.
bernm(aufenoer bunter Ger5ierung,
diti beIicll M1rben IN Neiiei--neiB
aitf blaueni @ri,no-1Seftors &nnrpf
nit Mfilles uro Bic @rbittnng Der
2eidr Sectors hrrh YrnnnlS barge
iteat iit. Heben bieicm Snliie lit elm
arobes ltntergeifob nit offenem Sri-
flinium. @1rten unO Nebenge6ollOel,
entoedt morOen. SSSm Sauie fiihrt nod
Die Sreppc at ben oberen 8emdd,ern,
Die nlittelit sweier Sbiiren 5l,gGnslid)
iino. Man erlhailt ben eemnlfen
Sinmel 5lpiifen oen 8alfen OcS @e.
ltibiils; OH ihrer g%cnobnten Stelle
iteben nod Sd)ranfe, Marmortlif,e.
sic @Gnoc beoeten Srcsfomalercieu,
ole uns Garitell,ngen aus Dem trojas
niid)en &riege Dor augen filhren. Die
Stufoede BON a1Beroroentliher
Sdonbett seiat ans fignrenreit)e Sel'
Der nit olls Dem 8flansenreif ent.
nommenen Srltomenten, Der S!iBbo-
oen aus N}oiait weiit Ieppihnu,iter
aui. Inter oltberen SehenSmirbis=
feiten iplrroen Sem Minilter cine
8ruppe gut erfernbarer 9eid,en i'll
oen r%ii6reuoiten Stelungcn aeSei1t.
IS bnnbelt iib I'M ne,,n Yerlonen, bic
iid) aniheinenh in eilien 4ellerraiinl
peritedt hatten unb Ole oam ms
;SSr,te iiiin.esen, OILS dae MIsaGnse
pcrid)iittct 5t meroeli OrcDten, Die
idlieB(ih ron Der @arienteraiie her
urteri'elen mn bem @ritiduigstcOe
cllogen, als 0nil5 Fnnlpeii inter Den
Nid,c b~eera6en io,rroe. Cine Ger Sci
d,en, ein iull9es. Moodleu. bat i'd, On
oie Nrulf acr SHUTTER 9%clporfen, rei
oer lie Shuy 81 iInocn boffte, mob
fcnb elm aGaba, Der rod DC SarGalen
an Den IiiBet .rdgt, am Sp6en fall-
cri.--(s. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
Sns SlnipcrsicRen in Topicuelt.

Sn beln StGotdcn N~ooicpeii IN
Stuotc 9tcn Seriep iii icit 9%lniang Bic
ies Sabres elm Streif I'M @unge. Is
Sibt BORT cine Mnsobl 9ilngeriobrifcn,
oeren Irbeiter i'm Sftobcr porlNen
Snhres irG enc 2ohnerhoDtRg Cit
fumelt. Sle murOe nid)ta9elpGbrt. Be-
%miibungen, 5l etliem llebereinfommen
5n gelongen, battHn felnen Griolg, Der
NllaItnno nl,roc umperlilelo6ar. Nls-
bdlb purbeu bon oenl 5uItonoiael
Sberifi cine Anjohl 9i;rne. ais
Silis SGcriiis eingeld)ooreE. lin
Hlihc mo Srbnul9 lnfredt Ill erhG!s
ten mo 0ds Gigenthlum Scr DOR DEM
?llislturoe betruiienm 8e,eliGnrien
I'll Id)iitcn. 60 iaete lnul. @ter
9tlrjc uno Sronllng Waren ntff ge.
itort, uro Oos Glgenrblm Der Belells
id)niten mai nid)t IL @eTGhT. 2>ie 8e.
ielid)aiten lieBen Nrbeiter boil olts-
nurt3 follllnell, mo Wellll 0aOltrd)
flcinc Heibercicn mpermelSl'Gj mlry
ben, ieOenfals gaben Die Mlsitonoigen
Arbciter 5u alagen feline Seranla's
iung. % fam es Dor einigeu Sagen
ciller geringfiiaigeu llrlnd)e megen 81
clnenl beflagensmerthen Sorgonge.
Cine abtbeiLung SilfssS heriffs feils
erte oilf cirell Srupp mnbepaffneter
Nrbeiter. Iic eriten Sd)iiiie lheinen
Die 9eomten nm alle lleberlegung &c.
broft 81 boben, nenm iflieBliG err
oiineten lie cine regelredtc 9SiliilaOc
oui Die Arbeitcr.
Nls Der EllucrOalnpf ilf berjogen
hnttc, beoedten aus idppercn Wunoel
bllttenoe Irbeitcr Den 9oben. Huge
fGbr Sipan5iG maren gctroficn moroell.
Bon Den SdmcrperleBten itarb elmer
nod am ielbigen glbenO, mebrerc oll'
Oerc befinoen iid) i'll Sebensgcinhr,
Son N%u9en5eugen miro iibereinitim.
memo erflGrt, ooB Die Irbciter ali Der
ShieBerei IN feiuer gSeiie NnlaB &c.
gcben bGtieu. Die @comten bdttcr
mie mabniinnig ooralli losgeidoilerl
Gienlano iein III 8eiabr gepeien, noe
Der Die Neolnten llod) Die bon aus
wGrts berbcigebolten Streifbreder.
Mnn rat eS bier nit einem Der Dor
fpmmniiie 81 tblul. oic bGufis beflagt
nnO peritrtbeilt morben linb, abel
trosbem lmmer pieocrfebren. Is ii
SbatiadJc, oaf man cs biersmlamo,
itreifcnocn Yrbeiterm geseniibcr mi
Ser Mnmcnonng Der @affe uiel eiligel
bat, ais in Den cnropaiidJcn Snbnitric
itaatcn, iiber oercn WilitGr. nno 80
liseimirtbidait man iidl bier il scrr
entriiitct. Tos lit fem Giibm iiir oas
Sano. GaB Sale eintreten fonnell
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04

oieler Notwithstanding. Iieier
&ep. Decatur s. 2acep alio, ber Glib.
rer Der aat6olifenfeinbe, iteQte ieinen
@eiites ! 8ermanoten, ben groBer
MlIder Sanlep BON Snoiano, Dor.
limb babel lich er Die aate ans benz
Sad, inocm Ell ipro6:
rWiirOe e. nld)t nobel, grobartlg
iein, einen SanIep unb Steport an
Der SpiBe oer 9unoesreeierlmg ilr
baben?" (Stemart oils Slinois iii
ein alter SreunO unO I~udergenoiie
Sanlep's.)
Srenetiiher 9eifa1 beeriiBte ieint
@orte.
alio ga liegt ser Sllnb besrabel.
Gr.@ouperlrcur Sonlep mohte gerre
Yr1iioent Ser Ser. Staaten neroert,
mir Ieinem alien DreunS Steipnrt dlS
GlSe.Eruiioent. llno Do er eS MIR
neroen fann, nenl Die Prohibitions.
mtder 0ie Sberbono gelptrnen. 10 be-
orbeitet er Die 9epclferuna bes Gan.
oes jltg1lniten Der Ginfiihr,na ratto.
nnler Yrohitbitipn.
Iic ftiegenoen Sdapabronare mir.
len aber ooh mobl eingelehen baben.
Dob ne rem 8olf Der Ser. Stoasen
nidyt i'm Sanormoreben Elm 4 fiir elm
i normnd)en fonnen. Sic .polen ;i,.
irieOen iein. wenn slmerifa I'M Sabre
1920 utrodel" SELECT .pirh. San
len lit udmlid Damn ned) niht az ait,
Gr1liOent ill rueroer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
Saltet - a., &nna fir Hbenmatismus

@s bat teinen 3pec, i'd 6d t.iimmer
uno 81 minbcn, unb 3I slallben, &c
nergebe o ielhii. Ste Ielbit iucrben
unterliegen. @ebrauhen sic Sloan's
Eminent. Gle braildlen es niht eius
5llreibcr. 9alic1 sic CO cinfad all
bic nn9esriifenem Stellen burhDrineen.
Sc linbert Der Sduner5 ~'ofort. Sic
%befinben iih fat allacubliflid be''er
uno modteu anberen 2eiberben raz
then, Slpan's gu gebrauhen. 6blet
@ud cine 20 Cent? Slulfe Sloan's
eminent in irgenb elmer Npptbefe nnb
baltet es ~beitdnoio i'm Suuie 9e9cn Or
%tdltungen, nc6e unb 9%eid)mollcnc
8lieber, 2umbaet. Sciuticd uno Gbns
Lido Seiocn. Sbt 8elb suriid, iuenl
nidt 5ufriebcngeitellt, ober e. brinei
fat augcnblidlihs 2inDernns. Solel
nod bellte cine Slnihe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
Sir arieasiaac M Der @eitiront

Die 0elltid)e Mngrirfe. Die mdhrelo
Der letten 3eit oil perid)ieoenen Stel-
len Der Sront angeiest purben, Der
io!eten nidt Den 3rpcf. Die Itrotegi.
idc gnbentldleio,rug an5llbobnen, ions
bern mnrel MIR aili Die g%rlongiln1
lrilifer toftiider Sortbeile bercd)nei.
Tlrd) Bic Sflad)t Bel Soiiiona brnd)-
ten, Die Geutihell Sas E(atenu bon
8reenp IN iDren 9eiik, oaS Den Sran-
ioien als p~or5iiglid)e A%nerifisbaiis
biente. Sie &1mpic bel ga Yaiiee
oiiriten alli Die @roher,nig oes luid)ti-
gen GiienbabnfnoIenpmftcs 9etbune
Geridtet iein. Ter oeutibe @enerals
tab gibt su, bob 5iuiiden 8ipenhp
lilib benz @aral BON Ga gaiiee ein eng.
liid)er 6lantenitob Oas @elinser Der
Attafe percireltc, fam ober nil @e.
n~ugthuung feftiteileil, baS iiiolif oes
&anals Sri,ppen oes oier5cbnren sir.
meeforps ben 6einO aus piftigen
Stelluneetr marfen llno Die beIti9iten
8esenahgriife 5uriidlpielen. Ger
Sbanplat Oieies M~iBeriolaes iiir Die
8erbiinoeten liegt llair I'm. neniges
iiiolih bon Seinlbert, no, wie erin.
nerlid), Die @riten i'm Ie5ember nnebr
als 800 8eiongene p%erloren, mnbrenb
iid) ibre 8erluitc al Sooten alleili aui
5000 Mam be5iiierten. Paris be.
ri6tet natiirlih Die griolaloiigfeii
Oes oeutiten ansriifs Morbid oeS Sea.
mails, gcfaat lid aber iueitcrbin IL; Der
id)amloien llnteritellung, Dab oiC
oeiltiten Iruppen iiiolif oes &auals
iid itid)t eiltmal ans Den Sb~iisergrG,
ben bernustrauten. Cab bic Barrie,
in oieiem Stabinm oes arieeeS, mud
Scr nnunrerbrodenen Settle oeutidel
Siege, ben Miitb 81 oerortigen BE,
bauptnngen flnDen, grer5i %unbeoingi
ans TipholOgilhe.
0ie Soben BON Groonlle, Die eberl'
iaas einen oeutiheu Nngriii ieben
bilben ben ein5igeG Yunft oitlid
Soiiions', oil Dem Die Sranjoien lid
nod ari Dem linfeu aisneuier boltcn