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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-06
In free and clear of the lion Of the

cash. free md clear Of the Iien Of the said mortgage of the said P. li Fox on the 18th day of April. 1915.
 TT IS FURTHER ORDERED that li not sufficient cause be shown why inc said Trustee should not sell the same in said manner as aforesaid, the Court will order the sale to be held at the store of the bankrupt, on the 18th day of April, 1915, at ? o'clock i'm the afternoon of that day said sale to be free and clear of the lien of the said mortgage of the said P. H. Fox
 WITNESS MY HAND THIS lst day
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-06
In the District Court for the District Of Alaoka, Division Number
 One. At Juneau.

In the matter of the voluntary bank
 ruptcy of J. S. Minkove, Bankrupt.
 The foregoing petition having been duly presented to this Court. at an adjourned first meeting of the credi- tors of which meeting due and timely notice had been given as required by law. and there being no opposition thereto.
 NOW. THEREFORE. TT IS HERE ! BY. ORDERED, that all creditors and other persons in interest show cause before me at the Trial Jury Room in the Federal Court House, in the city of Juneau, Alaska. at 1o;0o o'clock in the forenoon of April l2, 1915 why the said stock fixtures and furniture should not be sold at public auction so the highest and best bidder for
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-06

and is seeking repayment for the amount expended in development, is indicated by publications in Eastern newspapers and financial and techni- cai Journals About two years ago the
 United States Smelling and Refining Company agreed to do certain amount ol development work on the Ebner mine, including in the work 1000 feet of drifting, with the under. standing that t this work uncovered prospective profits Co amount of Sl5,- GOO OO0 it would purchase the property
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-06

5s5
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-06
rgsTlNe sPRUcE AND
HEmLocK FOR TIES

SEATTLE. April 6.-Tesos are be- ing made at the University of Wash ington of Alaska spruce and hemlock to ascertain whether or not they are strong enough for Alaska railroad ties
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-06
u. 6. SIMPLIFYING ACTION
 W~NT STOP WORK

George R. Noble, who gathered up the options on the Ebner stock and on the ownership of the other groups of mines enumerated. which resulted in the formation of the reorganization committee. says the action of the United States Smelling and Refining Company will not stop the continua- ton of work on the properties named, exclusive of the Ebner, which con stitutc. in the opinion of his people. the more valuable of their interests. These properties, Gall of the groups mentioned except the Ebner), upon which the United States Smelling and Refining company has no option, com prise practically all of Mount Juneau. running from the Gold Creek basin on the one side to Salmon creek on the other
 For the working of these properties, AIr. Noble says. arrangements already have been made in case thc United States Smelling and Refining com. pany fails to take up its options
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-06

at 9 price that had been agreed upon. lt was further agreed that the United States Smelling & Refining Company In the event that the work performed failed Go develop the stipulated yal- ues should have 8 lien on the Ebner property for che amount expended in development but that the owners or the property could extinguish the lien by repaying tbe cost of the develop ment work and an agreed upon profit.
 The United States Smelling and Refining Company also took with the option on the Ebner, options on the Hallum. Coldstein, stone Cabin. Dora Boston, Noble, salmon and Lemon groups but on these properties 1t has done no development work. nor was it required to do so The lien agree ment attaches only to the Ebner mine.
 The United States Smelling and Re- nning Company according Go Eastern publications. is now demanding the re- payment oi the amount of monoy eX- pended in development work on the Ebner and threatens to foreclose its lien In che event Of failure of pay fnpnte.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-06
of Anrll. l9l5.
A. H. ZIEGLER.

Referee in Bankruptcy. First publication April 3, 1915. Last publication. April 1l, 1915.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-06
Boston News Bureau Story

@fAahNNt tHNHHN H~e't|Nttrt M-~'
 The followoing account of the rela' tions between the United States Smelting and Refining Company and the Ebner appears in the Boston News Bureau Of March 2fth:
 "In contrast with the uneNpected' ly favorable results now being obtain ed in the operations of the Alaska Gold property. the ore assaying nearly 80 ton against an anticipated aver age of Sl50. there Is the apparent disposition of the United States smelt ing and Refining Company interests to discontinue further expenditures on the Ebner property located not far dis tant from the Alaska Gold mine, m fact separated from it only by Che in. teryening Alaska Juneau.
 "The United States Smelling people have notified the Ebner company bondholders that they will not again cxtend the time for payment of the S40O.O00 advanced since June. l9l3' mostly for exploration purposes. and that unless this sum is on hand March Si they will foreclose their lien. An option is given to the bondholders. however. whereby they may by the poymcnt Of SlOOOOO on March Sl, se- cure 49 per cent. interest in the property at a price equivalent to the Smelling company's advances. As an alternative the latter will accept a profit of S200.O00 cash and givc the option on the entire property
 "The Smelting Company entered upon the development of the Ebner property with view to disclosing. if possible. net profits in the ore Co the value of sl5.OOoOOo. The total devel- opment has amounted to over 5000 feet. of which over 1000 was in the vein formation and this work has not in Che opinion of the company's en- gineers disclosed the obtainablc ex- isteucc Of S15.O0OO0O of net profits in the property.
 Disturbances in the vein have been encountered and the ore values are considerably less than are found in the Alaska Gold and Alaska Juneau mines. The vein in the adjoining AL asba Juneau property is between 400 and 300 feet wide but not nearly 80 rich as Che much narrower vein in the
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-06

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON PETl-
 TioN FOR SALE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23
Skaters Another Cherished Tradition

omanyo
fact.
Home Home
mong ngers hearts LONELY
dtag hisch mHh
w
las ceat
soyin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

fathers love that worried her, but
the loss of her fathers money.
AT first I could not make II
seem possible that this girl who
apparently was as much in love
with me as I was with her, loved
monev more, but at last when
matters became more and more
strained between her father and
me, when the secret marriage be-
came intolerable, I said one day:
We must make our marriage
public
but we can't she exclaimed
In terror.
Why notf'
Father will never forgive me.
He told me yesterday that not one
dollar of his should come to me
If he Thought l would marry you
after he was dead
My dear girl, the present sit
uation Is impossible and l cannot
with any self respect keep 1t up
longer. It would look as though l.,
too, were afraid you would not get
any of your fathers money. /
shall announce our marriage to-
morrow
"'You must not. Malcolm, you
must not, she shrieked, hysteri-
cally.
my dear girl, / have come to
the conclusion that We have made
a mistake, but 1t IL not too late
for us to rectify it. Only this time
you must be sure, you must choose
between your fathers money and
me-
"'I can't, l can't, it's cruel Of
you to ask me-
But you are not a child. You
cannot eat your cake and have it,
too
I can't give up my home.
Not even for the man whom
you say you lover
Don't make me, Malcolm,
don't make me. Keep our secret
a little longer
Tomorrow you come to me as
my wife or you stay In your faith
er's house as stranger to me.
"She looked at me ~ though
she was not quite sure / was in
earnest, and then she turned and
left me. The next day a society
note was handed in to my paper
Miss ----, daughter of the
head of the ----- trust that is
now in the throes of a strike, is on
her way to New York. where she,
with her mother, will sail for Eu-
rope next Saturday.
II have never seen her since
and l have never since found a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23
EDITORIAL PAGE---Let the Truth Prevail!
ench Teaching Us Folly Srrt Army and Navy

of
devenn
private nterle idea
the "a .
base Grcondut tno
hon k the
French
private ar sa
nanda ateinuno
aate out o al
IS lie b
e more o it,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23
CONFESSIONS
u OF A WIFE

license and engaged quarters at
one of the best hotels, where the
manager was my friend and he
promised to help me out in every
particular.
THAT afternoon I met my
sweetheart at the train. We went
directly to the house of a justice
OF the peace, who also had prom
ised to keep our secret for q little
time, and We were married.
I'VE had four days of happiness
and then my bride began to be
consumed with fear"
II father ever finds this out
he will never forgive me- she said.
as she read one of the headlines
Of my paper, which said some
pretty caustic things about the old
man. Il can see him tonight tear
Ing his paper into bits and stamp
ing on II with the widest rage.
oh, Malcolm, l am afraid
II tried to make her understand
that we did not need her father
as much as he needed US, but /
could not. and at last / came to
see that 1t was not the loss Of her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23
Nature Will Have Her Own WAY

o n
IS
hAr mndiwo
law o. the dnure doe bakhe
Thee onrva alton o. il o Of
Physical nature Il
preserve 7,
fomd in in h
he atm O
"humany ii" of
20 arr n they force public rcog
Ten 1ha p Ten hence there Dpabahy
Facing unpea we face nmi an
Their remains learned discussion Of heca sein
ton ~
Natuea aysacomp fishes evenuan whats she esOto
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

HntGLVkh8e A04OeInNIOn.t
We arranged that she should
go on a visit to Cincinnati and
while she was there we should be
married. She left me, not with
the rapturous thought of soon be-
ing my wife, but with the worry
ing thought will father forgive
us when he finds out"
81 should hate to have him
leave all his money to my broth
err" she said wistfully.
Dearest, isn't love enoagh?"
But is 1t? We cant eat
Love. 1t wont keep us warm.
You see / am rather a helpless
creature, dear, and I am not sure
that We can even keep Love with
us IL we should be poor
But / am not poor, dear. /
can keep you comfortably
"You see, Mrs. Waverly, / was
getting splendid salary from my
paper and had a slice of stock
which was paying good dividends
and l simply could not get over
the idea that IL two healthy, nor
NAL young people loved each other
a few hardships more or less did
not matter.
Il thought she was needlessly
worrying over an idea that would
be completely dissipated when we
were together
II departed for - the
next day perfectly happy. Do you
know, Mrs. Waverly, I do not be-
lieye ! shall ever be as happy again
as / was that morning. / got my
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

the Of
il FrenhT result 1t
tn Frnhe
ihzn sis
blythe n
csenea rather than he mora sense
that o
Hwasth ovec amn a he wMd
ling each he v h of
chevots tougha
in
whn
mower o the hosts o heroes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

There is one safe, dependable
treatment that relieves itching
torture instantly and that cleanses
and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for 25c bot
tie Of zemo and apply 1t as d.
rected. Soon you will find that
pimples, black heads, eczema,
ringworm and similar skin trou-
bles will disappear.
A little zemo, the penetrating.
satisfying liquid, is all that ID
needed, for II banishes all skin
eruptions and makes the skin soft,
smooth and healthy.
zemo, Cleveland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23
BY Blosser

panion-nsver an equal
How horrible. show sterribly
horrible. Mr.. Stuart, why have
you told me this awful story?"
Because almost thou persuad-
est me that l am wrong"
(To Be Continued
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23
GLOW Shall | Decorate
My Thanksgiving Table??"

This turkey is being driven by a in a little
red wagOnwhch be filled with
used banked resemble the road
with small fruits and vegetables
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

Using small saiboat, thick foliage
looking initiate follow this
giving little gilt Thanksgiving the
laden with small packages
This would q way Of announcing engage
Of
package the gift that tells
will he the be married.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

Social

The Homesteaders will give q
card party and dance tonight at
Eagles hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover q. Gilpin
celebrated their first wedding
anniversary Nov. 81 at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Mccain, 819
South 9th. Covers were laid for
eight.
North Tacoma camp No. 706,
w. O. W., held q card party and
dance at Eagles hall last even
ing.
Past matrons of Vida chapter,
o. e. s., will confer degrees this
evening. All Stars in the city
are invited.
Members of the board I'm
charge of the gathering of news
papers for the Day nursery will
continue the collection for sew
eral days. A considerable amount
was realized from the sale of the
papers gathered last week.
Members of Tacoma Real rs
tate association will hold the
first of a series of winter lunches
at the Tacoma hotel Friday.
Miss Reba Noonan, who has
been slated to leave for Portland
for a month, was entertained BY
Mrs. Huse Chastain, q fall bride,
at an informal card party yes
terday.
Mrs. George ". WOclsey, Mrs.
Daisy Nettleton, Mrs. Arthur
Smith and Miss Bessie Long en-
tertained the prisoners of McNeils
island yesterday with a concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Windsor
will entertain Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K.
O'Brien at dinner this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Nc
Cormick are planning to leave
for San Francisco shortly, where
they will visit the fair.
Sheridan Relief Corps will give
card party Friday at the
armory.
Central w. G. T. u. Will hold
its quarterly meeting at 2 p. m.
Friday at its headquarters. 1902
South 18th st. All superintend-
ents will report.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

The Homesteaders will give o
card party and dance tonight at
Eagles hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

MIR. and Mrs. Grover q. Gilpin
celebrated their first wedding
anniversary Nov. 81 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Mccain, 819
South 9th. Covers were laid for
eight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

North Tacoma camp No. 706,
w. O. w., held a card party and
dance at Eagles hall last even
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

Past matrons of Vida chapter,
o. K. s., will confer degrees this
evening. All Stars in the city
are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

Central w. G. 4. U. will hold
its quarterly meeting at 2 p. m.
Friday at its headquarters. 1902
South 18th st. All superintend-
ents will report.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-11-23

Sheridan Relief Corps will give
a card party Friday at the
armory.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
Ubcf Mccaftcmr's $ricf.

Sleber 2eier! 4Ho bs Srauenftmmredt ii. bel ben &obIen in elmer
&eibe bon Staaten pieoer nt seseben porOen. IS mag BEL ouier &c.
le9enbet tpieoer ratbiam ien, ai einige S1atiaden beii9lid beer syra3e
autmerflann 81 MAIDEN.
Su lit Dor Iaem fr intcQisente aatbolien ieitsubaIen, oaB sic
fatboltihe Stride of5eQ, peoer ais 2ebranialt nod onrdb ibre autori-
taten in Ser Sierardie, feuc gnideioung in ser 6rage gegeben bat.
Sbatafih baben lid MIR welige fatboGide Trdlaten imr Die Irage
geauBert. limo geraoe iee, mehe cine It Spmpatbie fr baS Stnnnt.
rert Der 6rauen befunoeu, iO iiberaus uorIdtig in ibren Iusoriden
nno baben pRle u&Senn" lmo rIber" babel. Ole groBe Wfebrsabl ser
SHhofe beflnoet penia Sreunolibfeit fir Die YpoIttide g8eiberfrage".
&as beneuoe uno uerantmortidc 2eute mo6l am meHten BEL Der
agttahon fur oaS 6rauenitimmredt inBig radbt, tO Die 1penis DRIFT
ldDpebltdrn agtationsmetboben Der Iibrerinnen oeer 9epegrng. Sor
Iaent baben mir es, 5lunaI III Sen Ser. Staaten, NIT elmer larmenoen,
Dlalten" geflrportng SIT thin, Die Der eigenfen Hatur drHliber
6rauenpiiroe gar lpenig 5uiagen fam. Damn MAIDEN bde 2eute, neben
etnen rScioenlGrm", arD ene gare Hebe BON @eriprednngen, Die ut=
iomebr aufaaen, ie LANCER sic Tebc Der %aufge5dbten, ongebltb mobtbGf
,hgen @irungen bes SruuenItn1nred]tes miro. @os oenfenbe, Dor 8ut
INTO bn Meuiben pcrantuortlide 2eute bdben rpolen, fno nht alcin
@erprcdnmgeL ionbern Semeie, oaB 6ralentimmredt aae oe gunoer
Der llmpal5ungen sum- @nten uno Se6ercn t9anGflid bringen pmb
Die inns iupnt BLOB ueriprudcn limo.
gMr boren aus aQ Dem @eiImnt uno @ebrumnt re6t oeutih ous
@eitrei, oB oe' poItiide @eibbeit fWr Die 6rauen ms before ioIae
SerbdItniie", rgletden Sobn iWr gIeife Arbeit", me6r Sdus iurs
Sem", r4bidaffung Der ainberarbeit", yreinere Boltif", nbefiercs @e-
rihtsrpeien", yne6r Sdut ser Sralen", etc, etc, brnaen Ioa, aber?
gMr uniererpits buben INNER nod Die gndt ub Ieben inrner nod
nf oeu-penn SIR polt, altmoOiiden- Stanoprtfte: ,Sie Sotihat
Dor i6 ipobl, mir feWt Der @laube."
p . ~ . er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

9eidbrlife Operation portreffli6 eiss
nen piirbe. Seine 2orbifuit geben
besbalb, nit Silie Sodoeiien, trcuen
SreunbeS Ioniicur Coco. Dem Scaas
Elm Slotens &uu6ert. bas alcrbin9s
iebr idlGbig lit, ba Der anpden &pbs
lciner Sprbidait SalS iebr briitt urb
Moniieur Coca MIR INNER nuf Dem
lesteu Sode pieift. 8err a~ouitantiup
bot nad) Dem erlten @nicmble ertldrt.
CT mare Slpar bcrcit. Seincr Sorbidait
5u Nnoenfcn eiu document aus Beef
iteat unb YlumsE ubbing 81 errihten
nit elmer Snldriit 81 Gbren Der BE-
lebln9 Salpniti's. er tonne iebpd Die
anod,cns Grtrattion niht pprnebmen,
ba Sciner 2orbit)uft aus Scricben
pGbrcnb Der operation Sphpeiien
Hahen 5~utlappcn ionne. mas ibm,
a%onitantino Selas aus Der Samilic
Der GiconiiiprmeS. b0dit mau9enebm
lei, "a linn fem 8als oas 2iebite pdrc.
Sb Spnitautino iid pobl pen Sals
abbeiBcn lallen miro?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

Iud)ell biirften, Die Siferiipe ergriffen.
Ser Nngriff miro Ditlid bon Sres
binie unternommcn mo pilrtte art
Gettinie ub5iclen. Sic Wpntene>
griner miiiieu baber nad) Stpet Seiten
bin Srpnt MAIDEN, bn I'M Norpen be-
reits icit ldrlgerer 3eit getdmpft miro.
IuBcrorpeutlidl eridpert miro iibri@
gems Der 8iid5ug Der Serben auh
burG Die bereits gemelbctc Ser
einigung Der Irmee appeB nit Der
aus Dem Haume bon &rIegrap in
Serbien ciugefnllenen Seeressruppe
Der beutifen &erbiinbetcu.
Nlbaneien ihiagen Serben.
Nl6anier in Den forbidden Siitriften
Subagora llnb &rulepo babeu repol>
tirt, ipie cine Scpeihe an Die Nutioz
nal Igentur (9fom) ans Snra55o
mitt6eilt. Gin per3ipeifeltcr 3unpf
5tpiibeu icrbild,en Sruppen rnp 8ez
bellen bat nDrplid, bon Sirann ltatt9ez
iuuben. Sic antiSierbiide Sefpe9ung
hat iid) aIh id)pn auf bas nprolide
Nlbanien ausgeoebnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

@blorb Sor. @iitslieb Der
Nfabemie Der Ieuidenbegliider -
Settion 8ilion = Dem nellih bel
ginnabme iciues g~ewobuteu Wittags>
mubleS, bcltcbcnb nll9 ySfieniipe a
la Srcud" lno Strategic a la giifps
lajeuitd" acknowledgements Elm &no>
den I'M Salic Itedeu Hieb, bciinpet
lid nui cincr ,%,citlduiigen Heiie nm
Die Wclt. NM Den rcd,ten Ir5t 5u
iinbcn, Der ibm Den &nod)en aus Dem
Sallc 6ieGen miro. Seine 2orblhait
lit hcgleitct bon ieIncm treuelten
Sreunb Wr. Coco, beiien SalS iih
lciber 81 fur5 e%rlpies. nm Seine 9oros
idaIt bon bem- bodlt lditigen anodlen
an bcircien. Seine 2prpi6ait bat
reiultatlp5 bel leincm aollegen in
Der Nfoocmie Der Observation-Disclosures.
gSillnu unO icincm Sreumb Nippo
pprgciprodeu, Wtplorb madt pors
ii~bcrgcbcnb nod eincu lebten Scriuh
bel Serru &pnitantinp 6ellas aus Der
Sanilie Der GiconiiformeS, beiicn
Sansbaliisteit ii6 fin bic beabiihtiete
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
WicSer cine SranS Katas
itrspkc in SreseIyn.

Nen f.-3panSig @Gnner
unb Idohen famcn am 8. Nppember
81 Sobe unb iiber iiini5ig erlitten
@erlesrngen in einem Seller, oaS
ourd) elm ~pieritodige5 Sabritgebdube
bon SolSpcrf I'M Sropflgner Stupt>
tbeil williamsburg icgte. Gas Scuer
brad inter Der Sreppe I'M eriten
Sdrterre aus uno pcrbreitete iit 10
ldneQ aufrpdrts, baB Den Snlaiien Der
ShIhtlueg iiber Die Sreppen abges
ldnittcn mar.
Sn tllrSer 3eit mad Gntbcdun9 bes
Scucrs iunren adt Wdpden aii Den
GuBcren SrnnbIeitcrn (ben Sire Gss
cnpcs) 6u Spbc perbramt. pdbrcnb
cine InSahl anbercr bon Dem glcidcn
Sd)idiul credit muroe, che lie bieic
Seiter 81 erreiheu permohteu.
Sic Nngeiteltten Der prei Sabrifen
I'M 8ebduoe 6dblten etipu 300, = nbcr
mcbr ais elm Srittel mar lpegen beS
Somstaasz 6albfciertascs Dor Nus
brllH pes 8cllerS %ab9eSu9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

baben burheebalteul sic baben ben
S1lrfbruf, penn aith nit groben
Sdern, bereitelt, unb iteben feiter oo
lpie je. Iud Die S~ran5oien uno @ugs
LANDER baben entieelide Spfer babel
gebradt, gerge bon 2ei6en iinb NUS
los auf9ebduft porben. llno po5u
bieie nllsloie S6lafterei? Sic tDnnte
poriiber iein, benn Seutidlanb 6at in
ebrli6em &f feline lle~6erleeen6eit
ge5eigt unb bat ein Gedt alif Die
S~ie9espalme, aber ameritaniIder
&rdmergeiit ldBt es nift 5u. Nur
tiidltig @eifdfte MAIDEN, Wunition
Iiefern, Collars a~ufbdufen, penn iif
aud bn briiben 8erge bon 2eiden
alifbdufen, mas liegt baran? = Sat
IrGiibent Wiliun idJun einmal iiber
ben Stud nadlgeoaht, Der in biciem
erruurbenen glutselb liesen f6nnte?
6at er ihon bariiber nuf9ebadt, baB
bieies Slut9elo einmnl ieinem gan6en
2arbe gum Stud gereiden lam? Sod
nein, er bat ia feline Seit ii6er iolfe
Singe na65uoenfen, er feiert ia Ser
lobung! llnb in Die Serlobun9smiiif
fualen Die amerifaniihen Granaten,
unb aus mandJ' iterbenber 3erriiiener
beutlAen gruit ruft linn elm erloi6erz
oes Sobesro6elu, elm grdBlides libel
0liif auf ben Weg" nadl 60 feiert
Yrdlibent 8ilion nTerlobungl" =
Sod unbere 2aute brangen in Srdiis
bent 8illpn's Ierlobun9smuiif! gtit
beiierem Shrei ltiir3ten Die tpein>
berauihten Sran5oien auf Die SER
trilmmerten beutihen Gertbeioigungsz
9inien, Die dmerifaniihe @rannten
infer S6utt unb Srilmmer ~begraben
batten; begeiitert unb iie9esbepuBt
ianeen lie Die Narleiqaiie, Die Gar
ma9rple; pie berrlif mlbte bas
Safobinerlieb in Die @erlnbungsmuiif
geflungen 9aben: "Dansons la Car
magnole! Vive lie son du canon!'
Gin pmber6arer &efraiu fir bas
Electromagnetic zines @illoul
Muminien mabrt feline Hedte.
n.-Humdnien orbnet bie
Snternirilng breier rriiiifer &riegs>
Die auf Der Sonau liegen, an.
unb ertldrt, oaB es feiner Station
gegeniiber 81 ir9enb elmer militdrilhen
IaBnabme nerpflihtet JET.
8riehiides &abinett ab.
n.-Sas griediide &a6inett
3aimis lit 5uriidgetreten, ba pas
Yarlament linn eiu Sertralienspotlim
NIT 147 gegen ia Stimneu pers
lueigerte. Sic NufloIun9 bes Yarlaz
ments gilt als feititebeno, fnls Die
8riegspartei sum ariege brdngen
Ser aDnig bat Die 8eii9na>
tim nift an9enommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
Sryan fiinSiet wilisn
Sctte an.

@ai6ingtou, 8. 6. = CIR
Staatsitfretdr 9rpun bat cine Grtlds
runS 6ur ScrpiientIihun9 sebra6t.
lporin er Die Hiiitunsspllne bes Srds
iipenteu, 10 luie III ieiner Hebe i'm
Wanbattau Club entpidelt, in entz
~idicbeuer Weiie perurtbeilt. Die
Sheipm9 Srpau's bonn Srdiibenten
lit pamit eingeleitet unb man criuartet,
bob lid cine bittere Scboe 5piihen
ibm uno Der administration entipins
nen miro. Sn eiuem Mpnat tritt Der
aon9reB 6uinmmen, I'm lid fir obcr
gegcn .8ereitihaft" gu entihciben.
8riegsiefretGr @arriion bat iein
Yrpgromm sur Sdaffung eines Som
tinentulz Sceres/ 10 lpie es Dem &ctts
9rcb pprgelegt perben iou. sur Der
pffentli6ung gebrad)t.