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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-19

The dance begins at $3.50 O'Clock, Civ
ing time for parties to motor out from
the city after dinner, as a number will
do. Bishops quintet will furnish the
music.
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Allen Hamilton OFF to the Mainland.
There was quite a gathering at the
dock when the Matsonia sailed on
Wednesday to bid Allen Hamilton bon
voyage. Mr.. Hamilton has been in
Honolulu little more than a year and
during that time has made many
friends among the younger set. Al
most since his arrival no dance or
party has been complete without him
and his absence VIII be felt keenly.
- - -
Mrs. North to Remain for the Winter.
Mrs. North, who returned recently
after an absence of two years, most
of which was spent in the east with
her daughter, Helen, now Mrs. George
Lake, is staying fer. few weeks with
MIR. and Mrs. John Guild, who are
old friends. Later on Mrs North will
move to the Pleasanton where she
will remain for the winter.
- - -
Among the Honolulu society folk
who left for the mainland this week
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Young, who
have gone to San Francisco to take a
peep at the exposition before it closes
its gates.
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Fl. SKATER SOCIETY

Especial Star-BulIetin Correspondence
| FORT SHAFTER, Nov. 19.-Due to
the renovation of the Officers' Club
the regular ladies. night at the End
Infantry mess has been temporarily
discontinued and the post bridge club
met at the home Of COL and Mrs. B.
lW. Atkinson last Monday evening.
Mrs. George H. Jamerson was host
ess and Mrs. Atkinson. having the
highest score, won the prize Among
those playing cards we're Capt. and
Mrs William B. Cochran, Capt. and
Mrs. Charles H. Lincoln, Lieut.. and
Mrs. John B. Richardson, Madame
Cochran, Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick
F. Black, Mrs. George H. Jamerson
and Mr.. Randolph.
For many Of the Junior officers
Wednesday was real moving day at
the Fort and from morning until even.
ing wagons were being loaded and IN.
loaded with household furniture and
going from one house to another, and
to follow their moves reminded one
of game of checkers with "your
move first" Due to the fact that sew.
eral officers arrived on the Thomas
and also the arrival Of Col. and Mrs.
Chatfield, several houses had to be
vacated and room made for seniors
Lieut.. Calder, lind Infantry, moved
from the cantonment to the bachelor
building and Lieut.. Greene. End Infan-
try, who lived in the cantonment, was
unable to secure quarters in the gar
rison so moved to the Donna on Bere-
tania street, in Honolulu. Lieuts
Holiday and lockwood were living
in the colonels set of quarters in the
main garrison but when it was
learned that the colonel was expect
ed on Wednesday he moved to the
cantonment, Lieut.. Holiday going 10
Lieut.. Calder's quarters and Lieut.
lockwood to Lieut.. Green's old set
~
Col. and Mrs. Walter H. Chatfeld,
End Infantry, arrived Unexpectedly
on Thursday afternoon on the Kiyo
Maru from Panama. Col Chatfeld
was ordered here in September and
sailed on the Buford but that trans
port has been. marooned at Panama
and the colonel was unable to join his
command before this time. Col. and
Mrs. Chatfield are guests of Mai. and
Mrs. William R. Dashiell, End Inran-
try, for few days before moving Tito
their new home Upon their arrival
on the post they were given concert
by the End Infantry band to welcome.
them to the regiment Col and Mrs
Chatfield do not come as strsngers
to Shafter as they have many friends
here and their arrival is welcomed
by all.
The transport Thomas arrived Fri
day, bringing several new officers to.
Shaftef and many from leaves spent
on the mainland or the latter three
returned with brides: Lieut.. and Mrs.
Abraham, whose marriage occurred in
Ashville, N. c.; Lieut.. and Mrs. Camp,
who were married last month at
Champaign, ILL.,, and Lieut. and Mrs.
Halloran, who were married the early
part of November in San Francisco.
Lieut.. Abraham and Lieut.. Halloran
will live in the quarters they formerly
occupied, while Lieut.. Camp will take
Lieut.. Benefits house when he moves
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Lieut.. Philip Fleming. Corps OF
Engineers, and Mrs. Fleming. en-
route to Manila, were the house
guests of Lieut. and Mrs. Wheeler
while the transport Thomas remained
at Honolulu.
Lieut.. and Mrs. F. F. Black enter.
tanned informally at dinner Iasi Sun.
day in honor of Capt. and Mrs. Will.
am M. Fassett. Signal Corps. passen.
gers on the Thomas en- route to Ma,
Mia.
Mrs. McKellar. wife Of Capt. Harry
r. Mcclellan, Medical Corps, accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs. Alexan
der arrived on the Thomas last Fri
day.
Lieut.. Jones, who was recently mas
fied; win return within the next week.
and as there are no quarters ayaila6ls
on the post win move 10 Honolulu
Lieut.. and Mrs John B. Richardson
entertained informally at dinner
wednesday. evening ia honor OF
Lieut. ana Mrs. claire Bennett
si sst
Lieut.. and Mrs. Clyde Il. Abraham
were the dinner guests OF Lieut.. and
Mrs. MettIer at the CORTLAND hotel.
Honolulu; last Sunday evening.
Lieut. and Mrs. John H. SULLIVAN
entertained informally at supper last
Sunday evening FOR Lieut. ana MRS
John B. Richardson's.
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to No. 4, formerly occupied by Lieut..
Love Of the Signal Corps. Mrs. Love
did not return with Lieut.. Love, SO
he win take bachelor quarters:
-
One of the jolliest parties of the
past week was the supper given by
Lieut.. and Mrs. Sullivan in their
quarters in the cantonment in honor
Of Miss Dorothy Trout of Washington,
ID. c., house-guest of Capt. and Mrs.
w. B. Cochran. The table was attras-
lively decorated with African daisies
and the shade on the candles carried
out the color scheme. Lieut. and Mrs
SuIlivan's guests included Capt and
Mrs. William b. Cochran. Miss Doro
thy Harker, Miss Dorothy Trout, Miss
Catherine Lenihan, Miss Bonnie
Scott, Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaunl.
Madame Cochran, Lieut.. Lyman.
Lieut.. Covell, Lieut. Witzell, Lieut..
Cohen and Lieut. Polhemus.
The transport hop at the Moana
hotel last Saturday was most de
lightful affair. The rain having
stopped, quite a few motored out
from the surrounding posts. Among
those noticed from Shafter were
Lieut.. and Mrs. F. A. Barker, Capt.
and Mrs. Howell, Lieut. and Mrs. ]. b.
Richardson, Capt and Mrs. Edwin
Hartshorn, Lieut.. Cohen, Miss Dorp
thy Trout, Lieut.. and Mrs. Green j
Miss Catherine Lenihan, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Halloran, Lieut.. Witzell and Dr.
Deiber.
Mrs. Scott entertained the post sew
ing society at her quarters in the
cantonment Tuesday afternoon. After
several hours of work Mrs. Scott
poured tea and among those helping
with the needlework were Mrs. W. B.
Cochran, Mrs. w. R. Dashiell, Mrs
B. w. Atkinson, Mrs. j. B. Richard
son, Mrs. r. F. Black, Mrs. Ralph Hol-
Iiday, Mrs. Harker, Madame Cochran,
Mrs. Rosenbaun, Mrs. G. H. Lincoln
and Miss Bonnie Scott.
=
Mai. Herbert D. Williams sailed for
the mainland Wednesday aboard the
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Dance at Haieiwa.
Haleiwa Hotel will give dance to-
night. and the event is attracting a
large number of people, both from
Honolulu and from Schofiald Barracks
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

tine. duyetyn, serge or wolfe. The pat
tern is cut in q sizes "a, 80, 80, ~, AZ
and A inches bust measure. 1t re
quires 5 yards of 36-inch material for
a 36-inch size. The skirt measures
about = is yards at the lower edge.
Price 10c.
1250-L.adies' Collars. A set of
dainty neck wear. In white satin. with
plating Of chiffon, or in lawn or ba-
tiste. with self material or plated lace
for the frill the style marked No. 1
would be very pretty. 1t is nice for
organdie, null, silk or linen. The plait-
ing may be omitted. For No. =. butch
ers or handkerchief linen could be
used with good effect. Embroidery
binding or cording would make a neat
finish and decoration. If made of lawn
or batiste, an edging of lace would he
appropriate. No. 3 shows a smart new
style, finished with a small bow of satin
in a contrasting color. This style is
made with a standing band or collar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
IN Sic 8eamten mnS 1itit'
slieSer Ses ,. 8.'K. Central
UereinS!

Sn meiner boppelten giaenidait,
einmal aIs Ritslieo oes Sirettoriums
bes 2eos 6auies unb bes ct. Has
pbaeGss Sereins, oann ais Yrdlioent
bes 8. &.s&. Central Yereins, beuuee
ih Die lid mir bietenbe @~elesenbeit,
ailf Die tilr3lih erihienene Seitihrift
5unt' Silbernen Su6ildum be5 2eos
Saiies aufmerfiam 81 MAIDEN. 9ie@
ielbe iei ipegen ibres aebiesenen Sns
taltes uno eblen 3ipedes - Inter
itiisun9 bes 2eosSauies - beItens
e%mpioblen. SD ielbit babe Die Seitz
ihrift bon Nufans bis Cube scleien;
Der uorSiisli6e 2eieitoff, Die moblees
lunseuen Sn~uirrationen mo Die feline
Iusitattuns bes Sud,es finben meinc
polite AnerfenMung.
Die Nnienbcn. peld)e bns Qeps
Saus nab 8eenbiguns SeS idlredIihen
e%uropdiid,en &rieges 5u belpdltiseu
baben ipirb. maiden cs 9ebieteriif
potbipsnSis. oaB bemielben iest id,on
reidlide llnteritiisung 5nfliebc. Seblt
es an b~srielben, 10 miro Die anitalt
ibren 3ped mn iebr mangelbait err
fiiaen fDnncn. Sn Der Scirlhriit
ielbit III bon beruiener Scite cinscbenb
anseillGnpergeiebt porbcu. oaB Gin
&cuban obnc @er5us in augriff ges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

quilted satin would be warm and COM
Portable. Any of the pretty Powered
crepes or cretonnes would also be nice
for the slippers with a soft lining Of
contrasting color. The pattern is cut
in 3 sizes: Small, medium, and large.
1t requires SIS yard for the cap, 1
yard for the slippers, and 2 SIS yards
for the sack, of 27-inch material for a
medium size. Price 10c.
1234ELadies' and Misses Over
Dress in Semi fitted Basque Style, with
Under Waist. What could be more eff
fective, neat and becoming than this
style in a cool pretty linen braided or
embroidered, or made up in a neat pat
tern OF checked or striped Bingham, or
perhaps in lowered lawn or organdy.
1t Is also nice for white or colored
serge, for taffeta or suiting i'm wool or
mixed The style is comfort
able, and the under waist may be as
fancy dictates, of lawn, net batiste or
silk, or of self material. The pattern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
kathelifentab eeer Dmmnter
Jnnge'S tretce.

Ser @atroie gentineQe bon Der
Sunoess @ariuc mar bon einem
ariessserihte 81 orsiBi9 5ascn Gin
5elbdft nit teiner anheren Habrlln9
ais Srot ulb &aiier mlb Dem Gerlultc
elmer hreimonatliden 2obmiua perurs
tbeilt moroen. ipeil er lid eincm
~llnterOffi3ier ipiberiest bate. Sieier
~llnterofii5ier hattie ibm feline Sfapus
liere abgeiipmmen, lie auf ben Sooen
~seiporieu unb nit SIBen aetreten,
%iporauf i'm Der Natroie tbGtlid aus
ge9rifien hattie. Wobl lit bieie 6artc
Strafe ourd cine ba9egcn ein9eleate
Seid)meroe aufgebobeu mo bcbcutcno
ermdBigt lporben. aber Der Sauptiibels
tbdter, Der lid Idmdblid seeen bas
religioie SefcnntniB cines ieiner
llntergebenen uerguu9en bate, lit bis
iest snn5 unbeitraft g~eblieben. obpobl
Die Federation bon Sropflpn Dem
&arines Setretdr Daniels 9anS cners
giihe Torlielllngen gemndt bate unb
muk oas ais elm nener SepeiS anse.
ieben mcroen, oaR bic 9atbplifen in
nniercm Sanbe nod INNER niht ben
pollen Shus nnierer Ncietc iinbcn.
Der @otroie bat iid iebcnialls gcaen
Die aui arie9sidiiieu iiblitc ltrcn9e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

is cut in Z sizes: IA, 16 and IS years
for misses, and 80, 3S, 40 and ~ inches
bust measure for ladies. 1t will re-
quire = yards Of 36-inch material for
the underwaist. and ) 5-S yards for
the dres for Il 36-inch size. The skirt
measures about ) yards at its lower
edge in a 3S-inch size. Price Zoe.
Ladies' House or Home
Dress, with Raglan Sleeve in Full, or
Elbow Length. (In Raised or Normal
Waistline.) A dress of charming sim
plicity. For morning wear, as a porch
dress or for outing and business. this
style has many attractions. The sleeve
is comfortable, the Shaping Of the
waist most unique aud pleasing. The
model is easy to develop. and in either
length the sleeve is effective. The
skirt is a three-piece stylel with slight
fulness gathered III back at the waist
line. The closing of waist and skirt
is at the centre front. The pattern is
good for silk, cloth, linen, lawn, ra-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
(sSt5isa fur bieis !3sitnms bsarb.ii,t.)
Merkmmrhipes
StaatsbiirserIihes, Natxrfmnbe,
SeGnif, Grfinbnnssn.

Wenn eul ein9efpanberter SeutIher
nah fiiniidbriaem gufentbalt bier oas
amerifaniihc Siirserredt eripirbt mn
beIild)Sneiie nat 0eutid)lano Suriids
tcbrt, 10 ipiro or oriiben ais ameritas
niider Siirger an9eieben unb bebans
belt. unb 5ipar auf @runb Der 5piiheu
Den Der. Staaten unb Der Iprobeuts
Iden Sunbe begin. Seutidlanb aez
idlloneneu Yertrd9e. Sas ameritas
niide Siirserrett id,iibt Den naturas
lilierten 9iirser Dor Dem Wilit6rs
bienlt.-~ IiIp, Serolp.~ ~
Sic '9onooner .SimeS" idricb idon
o mebr ols einem Ionate: I'm,
Sonooner Safcu berridt cine Der
tebrsitodung pic ME 5upor. Cine
'Senerun9 III niht ab3uleben. Die
Speiher limb sum 8eritsn boil pou
@aarenL Die nitt on Die @iniubrbGnbz
Ter abeelieiert lueroeu %fonnen, 3abls
reifc Sfiiic, porpieeeub nit Nab
rlngsmitteln pie gefrorenem Sleiihe.
Sbce, 3uder, 9unierpen. licaeu Dor
@rnpeserb mo lunrten. bis lie sum
Spid1en al ole Hcibe fpmmcn. Sas
bnuert ctlpo cinen Mouat. Cine
llebertreibung, Der 3uitanb uui Der
Sbemle bon Spnpou's Bride bis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Our Pattern
Department.


1249-A Simple, Comfortable Dress
for House or Porch Wear. As here
shown, dotted percsle in blue and
white, was used with collar, pockets
and cuffs Of blue linene. The waist Is
made in blouse style and with coat
closing. The skirt has a wide lap
tuck and is gathered at the top. 1t is
cut with ample fulness, and on new
lines. The back of the waist is com
bined with the sleeve, which may be
finished in wrist length with a band
cuff, or short with a neat turn back
cuff. Chambrey, bingham, ~ratine, linen
or linene, crepe, poplin or cashmere
may be used for this style. The pattern
is cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO, 80, 40, AZ and
A inches bust measure. 1t requires
6 "a yards Of 36-inch material for q
86-inch size. The skirt measures about
2 1-3 yards at the foot. Price 10c.
O69-Corset Cover. The handy
n~eedle-worker will appreciate this
dainty corset cover in daisy design,
derry with %buttonhole edge.
Stamped on fine quality nainsook-..45c
Cotton for working-...-.-~-....25c
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials--".15c
1247-Ladies' Dressing Sack, Bou-
doir Cap and Slippers. For the sack
and cap, lawn, dimity, embroidery or
crepe would be pretty. The slipper
may be Of felt, elder down, fiannell,
blanketing, or silk. The sack would
he lovely in dotted Swiss with edging
and insertion of "val" lace, and tiny
bows of wash ribbon. or of velvet to
hold the parts together. A cap of net
or of Swiss edging is nice and becom-
ing. For the slipper light blue or pink
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

and a shaped turnover showing the
new effect in plaits at the back. The
style No. 4 is cool looking and comfort.
able. This is lovely with an embrei-
dered edge or could be trimmed with a
bias band or facing in self or contrast
ing color. For silk. linen, lawn or
batiste, crepe, crep de chine or satin
this is very suitable. The pattern in
Guiding all styles is cut in 3 sizes
Small, medium, and large, and requires
3-S yard of material AZ inches wide
for No. 1, IL yard of 30-inch material
for No. = or No. 3, and 3-S yard of ~
inch material for No. 4, for any size.
Price Zoe.
1222-LadieS' skirt with Girdle
Top with Stay or in Normal Waist
line. A charming version Of the latest
skirt is here shown. The model has
four cores, cut to fare gracefully below
hip depth. and may lie finished at the
top in high girdle fashion, or at normal
waistline. This design is becoming. its
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

Srapesenb 9ren6t an Chaos unb iii
5lrn 5bcl III Der Sebensmittcltbeuee
rung ihulp. Seine llriaden iins
bauptldflidl 0tan9el al Saicnarbeis
tern nno SeiGtern. ionie Die llnfdbias
felt Der e%iienbabus 6eieQiGaften. Die
8aaren iGnell lpsiter 81 iGaiien -
aues mittelbarc Solse pes arisss3us
~ltaubes."
Nat Den III Susfesee. Sla.. ses
mud)ten Iuf3eidnun9en limb i'm sabre
1914 nidt ipeniger oils 52 4erionen
o Viir9ern Der Der. Staaten ges
lpnd,t morben. Inter bieien Opfsru
pes 2pnbserihts befanpen iit 40 Nes
ger unb brei @eiBe. 9pndserifte
faubeu itatt III Is Staaten uno sipar
III Ilabama ?, Irfanias 1. Sloriba A.
Georgia 2, Souiiidna 12. Niiiiiippi
~. 0tifouri 1, 3efp Nterico 1, Rortb
Satota 1, Hprtb Carolina 1, Sflaz
bona 3, Oregon 1. Sonib Carolina 4,
5enneiiee 1 unb in 5eras St Buff.
3olfSfrb.")
Sic lleberieeiife Hadrittens Slgens
TIM Is. &drS) melSet. baB lalt 9pns
ooner Sally Giti5en" iid Die Der
lutte Der ensliiben Irmee ieit Nuss
brud) bes arieses. b~eionoers audi in
ben WarSz aampfeu bel ga 8aliee unb
Dpern auf S48 S%ffi6ierc uno 15,s
$50 Wann belaufcn. @s Ieien Dies
jeood nur Yerluite einiser Der betanns
teIten britiihen Hesimenier. Sernsr
Sei9en Die britiihen @erluitliiten iiber
Die filnf Sd9e bonn 10. bis IA. Mara
an. DAB pdbreub Der S6lahten bon
@eupe Qbapele unS ct. @lpi 112
Offi5iere sstobtet uno 1913 Sfiisicrc
als %peripunbet obsr nermiBt gemeloet
Durber. (gin 8erlun bon iiber 800
CffiSiercn ldBt auf einen Nannihaitss
p~erliit % 10000 inlieSen. 9orb
CLAUDE Samiltpn bon ben 6aroes
@renabieren crtldrtc am is. NGr3 in
elmer Sunboner Seriammline. baS Die
Seitunsen uid)t Die pollen g~ernnliitcn
9cben, 9ie SiiiSierss Gerluitc in pen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

lines are comfortable. and pleasing,
and it Is suitable for any Of this sea-
sons fabrics. Satin. silk, velvet OF
broad cloth, serge, ratine, linen, ging-
ham or chaliie, all are good and desir-
able for its development. The pattern
is cut in 6 sizes -, "A, 20, ~, 30 and
az inches waist measure. 1t requires
5 is yards of 2T-iDch material for a
24-inch size, Gch measures 3 yards
at the lower edge. Price 10c.
1243-Girls' Over Blouse Dress,
with Skirt joined to Il Separate Waist.
A simple up-tO-iate style for the grow
ing girl. Blue serge was used for
this design, finished with a neat de-
sign in black soutache braid. In white
linen, with embroidered scallops OH the
free edges would also be pretty. This
model is likewise appropriate for ging-
hsnl, seersucker, ~chambrey, ~ratine, per-
Gaze, taffeta, batiste, crepe or popim.
The underNaist is made with body and
sleeves in one the skirt is straight and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
@ir ~lieiera Gu6 bic Wnfer
~ biaisen Yrsiien.


plated. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes:
8, 10, u and IA years. 1t requires
4 IL yards of 36-inch material fer an
s-year size. Price 1ec. /.
11188-Design for Oval CenSer,
piece. This design executed IN prxch
work embroidery, now 50 pooMss.
makes a handsome centesplece.
Stamped on 1sx2e inch puse hu- .
ported white or ecru nnsn---.6ee
Perforated pattern including nsc- )
essary stamping materiais-----x26c
Punch work needle..-~----.......-... SC
1176-Ladies' Apron with or wiz
out Facing and Pocket. A comfort
able garment OF this kind u q NosS.
convenience. 1t could be made Of white
drill with trimming Of striped psr-;
Gale, or Of dotted or figured psrcajs.
with faoings Of contrasting materials.
The model is cut in kimono style. with
the fulness of the back confined By a
belt. A neat pocket is added to tho
front. The pattern is cut In 3 sizes !:
Small, medium and large. II psQatses.
4 ga yards of 38-inch material. fer q
medium size. Price Ice.
3,
1239-Ladies' Over Jacket. This
design would be lovely In chanttliy or
shadow lace, with lining Of soft cht1ou
or silk. 1t is also nice for m6tTe, ta4-
feta. crepe. popNn. linen, or ratine. The
fronts are cut long. the back Is finished
with a point at the waist, and lengtA-
ened by a ripple skirt piece. The pat
tern is cut in 8 sizes: "a, SO, rs, 40,
~ and A inches bust measure. 1t re
quires 3 Is yards Of 44-inch material
for a 36-inch size. Price Zoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

bier @efedtstaSen bel Heupc Gbapelle
leien auf 33S genie8eu. Bon Ieiuem
He8tment ieien bon LOO MIR nod,
800 am 2eben unb bae gamerons8e
ginlent lei falt gan5 aufserieben rporz
Dan. Mud, Die 9orbon Sigbldneers
batten lhrpere Serluite erlitten.) Die
enaldneer babeu bisber 5,476 Siris
dkre im arieg perloren, ipaS ali
Wannihaftsperluite bon iiber 1907
600 iHlieBeu ld6t,
+++
Ser Sberprdiioent bon Sitpreuser
bat in einem amtliden 9erift beiannt
gegeben, baB lpdhreno Der eriten ruff,
id)en Snbaiion etpa 10000 SGiiier
nieoersebrannt, 1000 gipilperioner
ermoroet unb 1000 iprtaeI6leppt
porben ieieu. Bdbreno Der 3fpeiten
Snpaiion lpurben 1000 Gipiliiten err
moreet unb fortseihleppt. NuberbemI
lpurben in beiben Sn~paiionen etipa
$4,000 8obnbduier geplimbert unS
Die WDbel per Sabn nad HusIano
entfiibrt. Bon 100. 600 Yieroen limb
mn nod 10000 iibris umb 500. 900
Yerlonen iino oboahlos.
80
Ser Correspondent Der @ailGnSer
Seituna ~eorriere bella Sera" bate
cine Snterpieip nit benz eriediihen
Grs Rremier Geni5elos in Atben, moriu
oieiem Die Nusiase 3useid)riebcn iuirp,
baB Die Naiierten ieit Dem ariessaus
brild 5ipei Wtal @rieheulano aebranat
baben. an Serbieu Siilistruppen Az
ienpcn, baB aber Sulsarien's Saltuna
Dies perbinoert babe, Ils Damn Die
Sperationen sesen Die SareaneQen
besannen, itsQteu Die Nliierten Die
Nnfrass, Oh @riehenlaue slr Nits
ipirfuns asneiat lei. Sm 8rorrath
ifeatc @eniSelos Den Nntraa. peu
aaiierten $4,000 @taum Az Siilie an
ienecu, sesen bas Ieriprchen, naS
@riehcnlane bel Der Sbcilung Der
Scnic Smnrna erbaltem ione. Sns
folse Der iofort crbobeneu Gimudnoe
ermoSi9te @eni5elos feline Sorberuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

Der alfoboliid,en @etrdnte 81 beihrGns
fen. Sie Gesierune miro 81 bieiem
Snede bon allen Nitteln @ebrulld,
madden, uelhe oas 8eies 5u ibrer
0erfiiglms iteQt.
Sas Infpa6ien Der Streitbefpesuns
gen nirb bon ben eneliihen 8erft>
arbeitern uno inouitrieQen llnternebz
mlineen iiberaa nit GROCER 9~eiorsniB
betraftet. Die 8ldtter betoncn. baB
Der Streit am @lpoe 6u b~ireiter 2aus
oes9efabr ausarte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Cine 8efektpS SeS
ensliideen Sinan3Mtmiters
an 2lrbeiter unS 1lrbeits
aeber.

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Spiite atpiInen Irbeitern unb Irbeits
sebern ertldrte 9lobb George am 1.
Idr8. laut .SapaS". Der ein5ise 8ors
purf, ben man Der ensliihen Murine
MAIDEN fonnte, lei Der. baB lie Die
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ffaft gu 9eben bnriiber, baB England
Den srobten 8rieg ieiner 8eihihte
fibre. Sranfreih babe es pobI be-
sriffen. Or. Der Miniiter, iei fiir5s
LID in Yaris eefpeieu uno babe bic
Staot perdnbert %gefunben. Die
Srobliffeit uno Die 9ebbaftiefeit rpas
rem perjhfpunben; Die fran5oiilhe
&nuptitabt 5eist grnit, aber iie bleibt
TAPER. 9ie Yariier tpiiien, bab ibr
2anb in cine furftbare Trasooie bers
iuidelt lit; aber iie baben Die bolle @es
piBbeit bes Sie9es, pieueift mad,
ldnsen @ensiten. Slopo 0eor9e bat
tets picie lleber5eueuns setbeiIt. Ser
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iperben na6 einem lansen Sample.
Die 0erbiinbeten fonnem 20 Wiuionen
Maun amf bic Sii6e itelen. ibre Seinbe
tDnnen faiim iiber Die 9dlfte berfiieen.
.gSir baben beute mebr Nusriiitun9en
ais MANNER notbis. @s iinb Die Nrs
better. peld)e ben 8ries ~sepinnen ober
perlicren werben. Sober Tag Yers
3oserilns lit cine @eiabr fir bas 9anb.
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mirtlns Der Irbeitseber mn Difents
lidcn grbeiter. @efpiS iinb 3piitigs
fciten ilnpermciblih in Der Snomitrie.
abcr scgenlpdrtig fonnen mir Tie nift
hulben." 2lopo George ridtet eiuen
herehten Mppen on ale. bic Sipiitiss
fciten an applanieren. @ines Der
hensn W;ttsl, bic Yrobuftion Der Ius
nitiors. uao observation-disclosures an
p~smelrsu. ipiirne isin, Den Gebrauh