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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

4dmpfen in ieinem Seimafborte, NOS
BET er nit a1er Wiibe Hitr iein naG-
ties 9eben bdtte retten f0nnen, m 10
eadeneer Weiie 3u ersablen, SaB Die
2erte tnnieen AitfbeiI an Dem berbsn
Shifial oes Wannes nabmeH. Ga
Dos 4uftraten iino bic @rsdgfuneeni
oes gefliihteten Gutsbeisers feinen
3peifel an oeren Hidtigfeit aiiTfom.
men liebenL mar Der Wtrtb l9erne~ba.
nit einperitunoen, Dem reifen Serrn
Ste eepinifte quite a%niparfung
anb Wobnune in ieinem Sauie bis
na6 geenbieung bes 8riegss 81 go.
m16ren. Die 8oiten ioQfenEmit Gin
ies5inien beglihen werSen, penn. DEM
Gutsgerrn Die M0gIihfeit gesebens
pdre, 81 isinen Giitssn aarkf5ufeb.l
ZEN. Mit Der 4ufnabme unD ,Bftpfrsa
tbline ruar Ser ditere Serr oerntuSens
sufrieoen, bab er. neil ~tinoerleierS
8ittmer gum 3eifen ietner Eeufbar.;
felt Den Wirtb llno ieine Ingeb5rigens
teitamentariid als ,grben ietter Sin.I
terlofenihaften einieste. @er oer.9
mag aber oas grtaitnen bes 8trtbes
uno ieiner Santilie Slt beihreiben, ,
ols ploslid Die @enaarmen erihienen
uno in Dem pernteintlihen reifJen
SutSberrn Den peeen 8efprelferetI
hiersulanoe mebrfad porbeltraftstl
2anbitreiter Sulias Gape, Ga Sabre
lat ~sebitrtig alls Banee (aotbrin-i
gem, e~nttarpten inS tibu mad benz,
Seiansnib dbfitbrten. 60
Ins ben IrSeR ntesn,. 49,
Mai.-gersits .pepidaeoene tMalzpai-
iierten in uniersr Gegenb yeentlbe
Sanoelsleute unb boten $50 Sraafen
fir Die CODE; SieieIbe fam ipfort aus
ben 2bbbeden periafSt rperben. 9n1
bieten bieie SonnelsIeute cine ipfcr-
ttge an5abiuns oss 8amfpreties poni
20 Broaent. gis iest bnBen ieoab,
unlere 2anowirtbe nod feline 2o6a
perfauit, inoem lie boffen,.~ einetsnodi
beoeartenSeren 9reis 5n eraielers.
Stig, 25. Mai.-@eKern Meno,
itarb bier int alter bon 70. Sabranl
Der gigentbiimer Serr Sob. ,Sfieber.
Sells, "a. Mai.-Sm 8lcIteriSt
giiiabetb gu getiemburg ,itarb beilte'
i'm 4Iter BON IS sSSsubren, .moblnorhe-
reitet buh oen Gmpfong Der fl.
Sterbeiaframente, Der Rertner. Serr
Midael Bremen bon Bier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

aurora, Sa.-Eem in Nurora, 3D..
eriheinenben aurora Soltsfreuno"
entnebmen mir einen Brief Den Serr
Nid Nlf aus 2uremburg erbielt. Sn
oieiem Briefe beiBt es inter Nneerem:
Cine iold ihlimme 3eit BADEN mir
nod nidt erlebt. Wir miiNen ms
iest ieben Sag NIT einem buIben Yfunb
@rot beenugsn. neil tpir nlht mebr
piel su Ieben babeu in unierem 2dnoe.
Naes 1T bier auieeifrieben. Sd babe
iest cine ihlimme 3eit bier NIT Den
ainoern. Gum Slid pdd)it Niles gnt
auf ben Sefoern. iOeaB Die ausiiften
auf cine guie grnte uno elm Seners
lperben Der Suitanoe gut iino."
4rimsbar, Spma.-Serr uno Sraii
Iueuit Neumann limb Die slilfliteu
gltern zines trditieen anableins. am
10. Suni puroe Die aiuotaufe bes
sunsen. Sas Sinh erbielt Die Namen
Francois Yierre. MIs S%auipatben
futsirten bic Ehpeiter bon Srn. VI.
Heumann aus Chicago unb Serr Nid
STILES aus 8emien, Sopa.-(Gorr.)
Maaseppa, Miun.-Serr Rihael
5ernes BON bier pobnte in BORT @aIbs
ineton. @is.. benz S~e9rdbniB bon Srn.
Saul Grid bci.--Y. @. 3t8.)
Bort @aibinstou, @is.-Sn %a5os
mamie na6e Iabiion iii am Samsta9.
ben ~. Suni, eineu Gag nadl ibrem
81. 0eburtstaee. Die Srau Maria
Se6lanbt. Die Wutter bes Serauss
Sebers Der Sort @aibinston 3ts.".
Den Sbrisen pur6 Den unerbittliten
Cob entriiien poroen. Sic mar ieit
Dem Sabre 1865 in Game Gountp
pobnbaft. Suerit auf Der Sarm, ieit 20
Sabren aber in Iaaomanie, in pels
dem Srt cine ihrer perbeiratheien
5odhtcr wpbnt. Scit ~ Sabren pers
pittpet. fiibrtc lie ibren ci8encu 6auSs
bait biz gu ihrem @ube. lin Die Sas
binseihiebene trauern iilni Spbnc uno
3tpei SDhter. pelte perbeiratbet Iino
unb IQe in @isconiin pobnen. Sbre
Nadfommenihait beitebt ierner aus 20
gnteln uho IA llrenfeln. Sic rube
in ~Sriebenl Sen trauernben Sinters
blisbenen unier Seileib! - am 20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
6ro6bepogtbum.
Ans Der Danptfant.

+ c b u r q, 3. Suni.-8eltern
Moreeu UNI 10 llbr bate Serr @pms
naiialz Director CABIN Die Serren Yro>
f%eiioren oes @pmnaiiums im Gonfes
ren3iaal perianmelt. nm ibnen Iiits
tbeilung 3u MAIDEN bonn Gbleben oes
Srn. Gt~renproie1ors Sdaaf. Sn
elmer iran5oiiiden gniprahe ihilberte
CT Den @ereipi9ten ais Yrofeiipr Der
Initalt; er gebadte ieiner berporras
genben gigenidlaiten unO bob ribmeno
berppr. DaB Shaad audi oils en-. Bro
ieilpr Dem 8pmnaiium Die beiten Spms
patbien bepabrt babe. Sas @pms
nahum. 10 ifloB Serr Sireftor S1bn,
mtrD sum Seiden ieiner Sa~nt6arteit
uno 8odahtung Dem Seardbniiie bes
Verepieten ~beiipohnen uno ibm elm imz
m~errpdbrenoes gutes Inbenten be-
ipGbren.
1ie 5marsspcruultnns lit, pie Die
Sa65eitid,riit .@eiubau unb 8sins
banoel" mittbeilt. mtnmebr ilber oaS
6auptlaaer Der ~Gbampaguer : Sabrif
bon e. Wercier & So. fir Seutidlanb
in Berlin dnseorbnet pproen. Die
6irma ielbit fpune ais in Suremburs
ie6bait nidt inter oeutihe Span9ss
pertpaltuns seitellt perben.
garssrsarbe.-Nus cid on Der IlS.
piro gemeIbet: Snfolsc beS ginereis
ienS Stalien's in ben @elttriee be-
iiirGtet man in uniersr Stdot Heibe>
reien apiIden S~eutid)en unb Static
nern. @ie %perlautet, b%eabiid)tist ba>
Der Die Staotperipaltung Die @rinbuns
elmer Siir9er9arpe.
8c6urtstag Der Orusber5ugin.-Sei
@eleeenbeit bes @~eburtstages ). s.. s..
Der @roBber3oBln bat Serr Stdatss
miniiter Don Sbrer apnieliden 8obeit
iolaenbes Shreibeu erbalten: .ShloB
Berg. am 20. Wai '15.-Mein lieber
Staatsminiiterl Sest. no ein sraus
iamer arieg in @rropa ipitbet. III es
0eein @unfdl. oaB Iein @eburtstas
obne ieben Yrunf, mie elm pabres Sas
milienieit. besansen perbe. Sesbalb
ioa Die Sabresfcier iih auf Sas in Den
airdeu abSubaltenbe &c Seum be-
ihrGufer; bel bieier 8elegenbeit poIlen
mir III uniern pereinten @ebeten oes
NQmdhtigen Shue iiir Die llnabs
bdngigteit u~uiereS lieben @aterlanocs
crileben. Sh bite Sic @oritebenbes
aur aenntniS Der Seppl.eruu9 bes
@roBber5oetbums gu brinsen. Shire
seneisie. & Ibelbeib." =
SaS iibli6e Se Seum prrbe am Nons
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

tag, BEN IA. Suni, gu 3urembur9 in
Der &dtbe6rals Stride, I'M II ubr
Rousens, in Den Yfarrfirhsn Der IN
beren Stdbte our a6sereheteu Sfunoe
unb in ben i6rieen 1farrtirfen Deg
0anbes am Sonntdg, DEN 20. Stunt.
unmittel6ar na6 benz Soepamte ab9es
balten.
Bur 4breiie hes ifofteniid,en Sc
iannten 9raien DsQa Sorre bi 2as
paena am l.. Suni batten it'd am
gabnbof einsefunhen Die 6erren
Staotsmini'ter 9pidlen, @enerals
Gireftor Wpngenuit, Maiors Gommans
bant 6efmann unb Der SefretGr Der
@roBber3o9in in Staatsaneele8ens
beiten 6err De 9olnet. Serr bella
Sorre mar begleitet BON italieniifen
Gices Goniul Germ CLAUDE, Der NIT
linn abrciite. Dor ieiner Abreife Don
ieinem bieiigen Roiten bat Der itolie<
niide @eianpte Der luremburgt'hen
&cgierung ben Sd,us Der I'M Sonoe ana
idiitgen Staliener anuertraut. Sn
Nu5iubrune Dieies 4uftraes bat Die
Hegierung Elm 9oniularamt eireertd,s
tet. oas Ser 2eitung bes 6errn 8egie~
rungsratbs Woutrier uuteritebt. Sie
9ureuus bieies @robber5o9lifen
MmteS iinb ~porlduiig in BEN Hdumen
Der italieniifen aan5lei, gde Hbeinss
beim Strabe uno Ieuberer 9ins,
unter9e6raft.
&~unnsebuns Ser Hesieruag.-Sm
.Temoridl" erld6t Die 9robber6oeite
8esierung foleenbe auno9ebung: Wita
burgerl &rone, gplfspertretune unb
8egierun9 baben pieherbpIt erfIdrt,
has @robberSpgtbum babe bisber letne
internationalen 0erpflihtunaen ais
neutraler Stdat erfiilt, ur,b lperbe lie
aud in 9utunft eriiinen. 9as Goff
bat oieIe g%rf(oruns rIdbaltlos ses
biaist. Bic pffentliten Gerpaiten
aQein fonnen aber oieie Autadbe nift
BOD uno gang erfiiGen; Yiliht bes
ein5elnen StaatsbilreerS iotpie Der
i6riaen S%efpphner bes 9dnpeS 1T es
iomit. nit an ibrem euten 8ilien per-
ionlif oafiir einsutreten, oab Der nens
trule Gbaratter bes 9dnbes 9eiuubrt
neroe. 1arteiiid)e 8etbdtieuns fnr
ODER segen cine Der Wdfte, rpest)e in
i%urftbarem Hinsen Der Welt elm
Sdouipiel bieteu, bas unS nit Sd,rnefS
eriiiut. lit unitattbaft unb entid1teoen
al mis6iQieen. Sen unerbittlifen
5batiad)en unb Serb0ltniNen miifien
mir sebiibrenb Hefnuns traeen.
8egen ieires offeneu Characters unb
ieiner e~ieenartisen gelhihhiden Gnt@
tpidluna Itebt 3u b%efilrdrten, pdB Das
lurembursiihe |olt leiht miBperltans
Den iperbe. I'm ioldes 81 perbnten.
miiiien mir in bieier 9efabrpollen 9eit
nitt nur ieoe geleioigune, ieoe Heia
buu9, Ionbern audi ieoes mrtunter nif,t
libel gemeinte, dber 81 WltBperfdnos
niiien InlaB gebeube 8ort, iebe Sanb>
lllng permeipen, Die nit Heht ober
llnrett in ieinolidem Gimme sebeufei
nsrben fonntc. Sn unieren san5er
S6un unb Sreiben iolen mir ms Sus
ridbaltune. tpeiie WabieurS nns
cprreftes @erbdlter aifersegeu. Yer
lieren mir ia MIR nidht aus Dem au9e,
oaS gu bdufig fir Die Sdnollnestpetle
oes @in5elnen Die Ingemetnbeit ifiper
peranttpprtlid gemdht tpirb. Sds
@pblerseben u~nieres @dterlanoes lou
unentpest uuierem Sanoelu als 8idts
idnur oienen. Cine b~rineeube Yfli6i
erfiiIlen mir. inbem mir uns in bieiem
Gimme pertrauenspoa an uniere Yeits
Burger nenben.-Sie Witglieoer Der
H~egierung: gpihen. g%ton9enat,
Sborn. 2eclere. 2ugemburs. Den 2.
Suni 1915,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
5 Imembm9er Nathrithten. /


@er lit Elm Wann? 8er
Iieben fam
Don Ser3en Iromm nno iparn:
3ann Aaes briht. er 6aeet
nid)t:
Sem Srommen nimrner 9rout.
Sies lit Der Nann, Der iterben
fam
Sir Sreibeit, Rfliht uno
Hed,t:
@ann IQes brift, er 5aeet
ni6t:
Sem Srommen niminer graut."
S6 aber iase in anoern 0orten:
1ies lit elm 8ottesmant, es TIT Der
fatbpliife Mann.
SIM 9leiten Gimme nenne ih Den
tatboliifen Tann auh einen &irfens
mann. CIR lit elm Ttann Der leoen
Comm unb Seiertas ben Weg CUR
Stride panbelt. llnb parin lit er iebr
senau. Nidts fam i'm ubbalten.
ieiner 1ilidt seesn Soft an ienen
5dgen nad3ufommen. CT III Elm
airfenmdnn. 9ieien Namen mag er
lid aud perbient BADEN, neil er ges
holien bat, cine. pieleiht mehrere
&ird1en bauen uno erbalten, inoem er
Den Yrieiter thatfrdftia unteritust bal
uno nod unteritiiet. CT mar niemdls
etn ,Sriideberger". Bel linn bieB es
airten miiiien mir baben. uno oarum
miiien mir Spfer bringen; obne 8eln
fam man nidts bduen. limb fuie er
bon Der &irfe oenft, 10 oenft er aud
BON Der Shule. Earum tonnen ipir
i'm aut einen Sfulmann nennen.
Ser fatboliidt Rann mus Elm Shuls
mann iein, ionit oeroient er nifi
futholiider Iann 9enannt 81 rperoen.
| Sdulmann nennen mir Wdnner. Die
in Der Sd,ule tbdtie limb, pte Der
Shulmeiiter, Der 9roieiior. A6er aud
Scoer. beiien Ser5 rparm fir Die S6u!t
ihldgt, perpient nit pollem HeGt
SGulmam genannt 81 Iperben. llnr
nie ieigt iif Der fatboliife Wann III
ieincr @igenifait als Sfulmann!
Wdl baburh. bab er mitbilft. odmtt
Sd)ulen e%egriinbet tperoen, 9efppbn'
liche ainbers ooer Yfarrihulen uno.
nenn tbunIif. audi bobere SGulen
nber fatboliife, pben uno unten
Eann 3eiet iih Der fatboliihe Wanr
ais elm Shulmdnn, tpen1 er ,etn(
4inSer in Die fatboliihe Shule ihtdI
uno abiolut III feline arbere. Cir
tatboliifer 3dnn. Der iein Sinh ooei
ieine ainper in cine unbere, ntft ia
t6oliihe Shule ihifen piirbe, obihor
cine tatboliihe Shule nabe genue lit
benz miirbe baburh fpie ein Shano'
fled an leinem futholiidlen Kramer
baiten. Or pdre gu pergieid9en mil
manden IepieIu i'm Serbt uni
@inter, an benen it'd i'm SleiIh peS
Ipicls inter ben Saut brdunli6t
Sleden porfinbeu, Die DEM Ipfel OIL
appetitliffeit. nebmen uno MIR 81
bduiig ben ean3en apiel balo De,
iHneQen SGulnib 5uiibren. @eract
10 unappetitlid, iiebt elm tatboliide,
Tann aus, Der ieine &inper in eins
anbere ais Die fatboliite Shult
id1iden niiroe. @r lit Elm fauler Ipfel
Riht 10 Der brape fatboliide Ytonn
Nlio elm shulmann, Elm 9irhenmarn
elm 8~uttesmann lit Der fatboltfh'
Wlann nnb barum lit er ein brapel
Nann. Som brapeu Rann a6er ling,
bas 9ieb: 4.
sod flinst bas 9ieb bonn
brapen Wann,
@ie Srselton uno 9!odens
flansl"
Is ortesung foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
2iebesgaben fir bic bilisbes
biirftisen 9urembnrser.

Sier in Subuaue trd9t man
lid nit Dem 9eSanteu Der
formation zines tiono a.
len Counties I'M, bas ios
pobl Das Sammeln Der @efosr
fir Die bilfsbebiirftisen 2uremz
burger in 9elaien, pte Die Vetts
housekeeping un Den Rrdiioens
ten in 0anb nebmen iou. Gs
iinb ifon Shritte unternommen
t%poroen, bamit Oieies Inter
nebmen in nufiter Babe 5u>
itanbe fomnten miro uno 10 Die
bon uns a~ngereste 9erpeauna,
unteritiist burdb Den Hnt6 uno
Die Sbat opferpiqtger Wanner
peitere areiie 5iebeu ptro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

: Il 81 81 II X ~ Il * x * * Il Il y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

.1er 1T Elm Wann? @er
beteu lam
limb 8ott Dem Serrn pertraut;
@ann Iaes brid)t. II 6aaet
nift:
Gem Srommen nimmer sraut.
@cr lit ein Iann? User
sIauben lam
Snbriinitie. mabr uno frei;
Wann AIes bridf, er 3aaet
nidt:
Sem Srommen nimn,er graiit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30

Fred s. Paine, xylophone player. Will
present Won Suppe's "Poet and feas-
ant" overture on the program of Ned
dermeyer's oand concert in the Garrtck
theater Sunday afternoon, and Byron
famous cornst solo. The Pyramids.
Mr. Neddermeyer has arranged an ex.
ceptionaliy pleasing program or grand
and Hight opera selections, marches and
popular hits. The last concert OF the
season will be given Sunday afternoon.
Feb z. hich will be a testimonial TO
Mr. Neddepmeyer and his men. sfz,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30

ssss zicka. Miss Bates has the type OF
CHARACTERIZATION which nrst brought
her fame, and she IL credited with hav-
ing scored one OF the most emphatic
spcceeses Of her career: sardous Ply Play
81 1874, has become q classic, renown.
sp,srsm. the humor Of It's dialogue
.on6floty Of plot and the fascinating In
tersst With which the author holds ms
eorbing story. The revival OF ..Dfplo,
macy" has been made with all
fhoroughnsss and painstaking good
taste. Surrounding the three stars Will
ne fSi,cwins rsss L%is Maiise
gheridan. Gustav Won Seynertitx. Ell
}lott Dexter. Norman Hharp. Giorgio
3fajsroni and Ellis smediey.
(: s~Ths Yellow Ticket a thrilling dra-
ma of Russian life, with Florence Reed
H r ess q ard tSs e the OPERA
the week OF Feb. 8. This play created
way It Is exceptionally well staged.
& TEMPLE.
1ne woman OF the CHASER stock COM
pGny In Its Detroit engagements. VIII
make her debut In vaudeville Nn the
Temple theater next week. Something
nieg: u e.. way S Sf a tS ssq NiSbt
which was written especially for Miss
ssthcr q .The strange woman. in
which Elsie Ferguson starred. The
sssf Pa ssse.s ey eh Mss Of ch
ea9o. girl who has known nothing
but rebuffs all her life. but despite
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30

- kindness.~ when brought face
- with the opportunity 10 extend
MING hand 20 one In need. Because
- DE-. Will have nothing 70 do
= okaSrsd from that OF su-
~ patronage Of the poor anil
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30

and I'm the excellent company VIII be
found Evelyn weldling ,. FrH u.i,s,r Gill
George Paige. Florence Mock. Louise
lene Cotton, Grace q, pousherty. M Nal
Long. Jr.. and Rena Howard Tho
scenes OF the play are laid In a sitting
room OF an oid-fashioned home In
Washineton-sq. and in tenement
house on the lower east side of New
York s-f NV I.-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30

~ - diiiette. Blanche Bates and
III 6oro viii be seen In the Detro1y
~ 69pse rext week IN the rev IVA
4 ~ cRsries Frohmsn's tact and
V63 81 persuasion. for TO complete
1e1o a WAS necessary 10 bring M,
40 out OF . retirement which at
- ~ not acted since 1910. The en-
%1omont Also marks the return 20
u country OF Miss Doro after a
@nxthy season In London. In the
- role she Is TO play here Her
&n1 Engiish triumph came when she
~Vo q command" performances IN
I)(1lonacy" before the king and queen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30

atergoers will remember an the mayor
OF the Bowery." will make his nrst APP
pearance In the Miles In his famous
all the characters Ten dogs and a
dozen monkey comedians make up
Wormwoods animal circus. one OF tho
best known acts Of Its kind In vaude-
VILE and always q favorits. The troupe
r. featured by Pink" the mathsmati-
cal dog. william H. st. James and Co,
will be seen In the comedy playlet,
.sThe Come On" the scene Of which IL
laid in London. Eng. Mr.. St James
Will be seen as Wesley ]. Remington,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30
IN LOCAL .PLAXHOUSES

n breezy westernar and his support In
cludes Robert Lawrence. Dorothy now.
ard and Laura Bacre. The Hippodrome
-Four are harmonists. and also quallty
as comedians In ''roughhouse" school
scene. Cats brothers, dapper dane,
ing duo. and the photo-comedies VIII
complete the show. Feature nims pre-
cede the daily vaudeville matinee. as
usual. without extra charge 10 vauoe-
willie patrOns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30

this handicap has sense or honor and
~ brand Of quaint philosophy. The
opening OF the sketch shows tho girl
lust escaped from reform school.
The laughing feature OF the bill will
niosf comedians In the show business
0oorge Bickel az the German band
l4a66f and cornet player, and Harry
Watson with his battered slide from
Ieugh many years The popular song
cemposer. Ernest Ball, formerly with
Maud Lambert will sing his own
inSns sns% hsr sst y. no snS inc Inc
clude william Burr and Daphne Hope.
Billed - "the English sunbeams." Lucy
0lllett, programmed a. "the lady from
the boz show Mile. Grazia Nardini.
aooordc onist: Max Lexicon and Mile.
D0Droa IN by Moonlight" and the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30
LYCEUM.

Al III. Wilson. the popular German
singing comedian, will pay his annual
visit TO the Lyceum theater next week.
offering new play called When Old
New York Was Dutch" Mr.. Wilson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30
aARRrCK.

ssThe Things That Count one OF the
meet delightful plays produced last sea.
0Srlormance I'm Detroit next week. In
{6o 0Arrick theater. The main theme
~ tha play centers on an aged couple
10 Believe their interest In charitable
SSI bonsyolent organizations and pro-
50G2o - genuine. but who fail to show
~ Desssssion OF any OF the milk OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30

has the role Of Metz Won Frsiberg.
who following his marriage TO an
English girl Of high rank. Is separated
from his bride, and az the play opens
Metz has arrived in New York. In
search Of his young. wife, The period
York was called New Amsterdam and
governed by the Dutch and English;
and the scenery and costumes are said
TO be quaint and picturesque Mr.. VIII
son has number or new and meio-
dious songs.
Thurston. the magician. one or the
most popular entertainers visiting De-
troit each season, will be In the Ly-
ceum theater, the week OF FEB. 4 MT
Thurston will offer an entirely new en-
tertainment including a number OF
original and clever illusions. Mystery
and laughter go hand-in- hand In the
Thurston entertainments.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30
MILES.

A group or high .class vaudeville
novelties. any one OF which could he
picked as headiiner Will provide the
bill In the Miles .heater next week.
In The Musical Bell Boy" Gray and
Graham. who have Just come from a
world tour. promise q mixture OF COM
edy and music. brimful OF laughs and
with a bit OF Scotch burlesqus for a
finale that 10 said TO be q, real scream
Harry Thompson. whom seasoned ths-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-24
Miner Entombed Under
Ground For Four Days
Is Taken Out Alive

Shamokin. Pa, Dec. 24.-After be-
ing entombed by a rush of coal at the
Richards collery of the Reading Com
pany since Monday morning last, n
period of SO hours, Joseph Renock, a
miner. was taken out alive at 10
o'clock this morning.
force of 120 men had been work
ing for the last four days at the risk
of their lives in an effort to rescue the
imprisoned man. The rescue work
was exceedingly dangerous owing to
the many hundred tons of loose rock
and coal which separated them from
the miner. The men encountered q
large steel car in the gangway and it
was necessary to chisel the car away
before the rescue work could be con-
tinued.
Members of Renock's family were at
the mine when he was released He
was able to talk, but was in such a
weakened condition from exhaustion
and lack of food that he was imme-
diately rushed to hospital. He will
recover.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-24
C.R. DENNY TAGS
SHERLOCK HOLMES
State Senior, Home For Holi-
days, Wins the $25 in Just
II Minutes

Promptly at 5:15 o'clock last eve
ming, Sherlock Holmes. Jr., whose
mysterious actions in this city have
aroused SO much comment, left the
Telegraph Building in an automobile
accompanied by several representa-
tives of the Harrisburg Telegraph. AS
Sherlock, Jr., had announced, he was
driven around for a time in Cadillac
Eight, loaned for the purpose by the
Crispen Motor Car Co., and then was
met by representative at a point not
previously announced. The repre-
sentative met him at Third and
Chestnut streets, and shadowed him
during his walk around the streets.
walked up Third street to Walnut,
then to Fourth, and down Fourth to
Market, and then up Market. While
coming up Third street he was passed
by q young lady who knew him but
did not stop and say the phrase
which would bring forth the $500.
Directly in front of the main entrance
of the Dives, Pomeroy and Stewart
Department store, c. r. Denny, of APT
Hummel street, walked up behind
him and halted him with the phrase.
Mr.. Denny is senior at Penn State.
Sherlock had him walk to the Tele-
graph office where he received the
cash prize reward of $25. The entire
time that Sherlock, Jr., was free upon
the streets numbered just eleven
minutes in which time he covered
four and one-half city blocks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-24
NEARLY MILLION
AND HALF SPENT
in '15 BUILDING
Years History of Building OPP
eraiions Shows Outlay of
81, ,428,950
TOPNOTCHER OF 10 YEARS

Building operations during 1916
approached to within $4,000 of the
million and a half mark
Exact figures compiled by James
G. Thompson, chief clerk to the
building inspector, show that SLABS
$50 was expended during the twelve
months Just closing in buildings,
alterations, etc. The years books
were closed yesterday in accordance
with the usual theory that the final
few days of the year are rarely pro-
ductive of permits.
The 1915 record is one of the four
top-notchers in the last ten years; II
Is greater by S159,45O than 1914. The
other three greater booms occurred in
1906, 1909 and 1913. The yearly
totals since 1906 show the following
sums:
The Records of Ten Years
In 1906, $1,S59.S40; 1907. s1,S74,-
143: 1908, $9S1,70 1909, $2,12O,S25;
1910, S1,139,315; 1911, $1,249,O75;
1912, $1,167125; 1913, $1,467, ,O4O;
1914, S1,269,500, and 1915, s1,429,95O
Continued on Page 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-24
Donate Visits Statue
Site Before Leaving

Before leaving last evening for
Philadelphia, Giuseppe Donate, the
sculptor who modelled the statue, THE
Dance of Eternal Spring" visited the
proposed site along the river front at
the foot of Locust street. The place
was suggested by Park Expert Warren
H. Manning at the conference of the
City Art Commission yesterday. Mr..
Manning some years ago had planned
to place some statuary at this point.
Park Commissioner NJ. Harvey Taylor
will recommend the selection of this
place at Tuesdays meeting. Commits
sioner H. Il. Bowman, from whose de-
partmental funds the money to erect
the statue will have to be taken,
doesn't favor this location. Donate
originally favored State and Front
streets.
ITO my mind. this is certainly the
next best place at any rate" smiled
the sculptor.