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Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
Villa to Attack Tampico.

Ell Paso, Feb. 3.-Villa notified con-
stitutionalist headquarters at Juarez
today that he has ordered the army to
move at once against Tampico. Troop
trains are already carrying Villas
soldiers toward Tampico from San
Luis Potosi. Tampico in his possess
sion, Villas position will be greatly
strengthened. In a message from
Aguas Calientes last night Villa de-
clared he had an army of 10000. and
asserted that within six weeks his
forces would be supreme.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
In the East.

New York, Feb. 3.-At least a half
million damage to property was done
by the storm which has swept the At
lantic coast, and seven deaths were
caused in the New York district alone.
Four of these were by drowning when
the steam dredge Eastern was sunk
by high wind at Port Jefferson, Long
Island harbor.
Fifteen thousand men are at work
on the streets of New York City to-
day, removing the snow, but the work
is made difficult by cold weather,
which has turned the slush to solid
ice.
Rail traffic and wire communica-
ton are still suffering from the ef-
fects of snow, sleet and wind.
The New Jersey coast was hard
hit, many towns and bridges being
damaged by waves that were rolled
on the shore by the ninety-mile wind.
A blizzard ragged through the north
ern part of New York state last night
and the fall of snow i'm the mountain
districts was particularly heavy.
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Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03

pairing to expend $125,000 on an ad-
dition to the present building.
FL Centro grammar school district
is preparing for expenditure of $780,
900 for the fourth grammar school in
the city.
Aside from this, the spring work
on the farms is coming on, with the
planting of cotton and cantaloupes,
and the prospect is good for the EN-
ployment of all available men.
Engineer Frank Olmstead of Los
Angeles, the sewer specialist, is again
in the city working out plans for the
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
Bad Hotel Fire.

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Several of the
$50 guests forced to flee from Hotel
Kaserhoff today because fire threat
ened to destroy the building were
overcome by smoke. Among those
who fled was Samuel Gompers, pres
ident of the American Federation of
Labor
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
Active Period for Labor
Lies a Little Way Ahead

new city system and outfall, which
it is proposed to build to New river.
He said this morning that the con-
struction of the sewer probably would
begin about October l and the work
continue six months. He thinks it
will take until October to complete
the plans, advertise the election, sell
the bonds, etc., but when these things
have been done there will be big work
III this connection. a.
1t is impossible to state at this
time what the expense of the new
system will be, but probably it will
be between $15O,00O and 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
VOLUME XIV
OFFICIAL STATEMENTS
FROM BELLIGERENTS
From France.

Paris, Feb. 3.-The official state
nent of the war office this afternoon
claims a gain for French troops op-
Grating in the Aisne valley, particu-
larly at Perthes, and also tells of the
repulse of violent German attack
near Bagatelle, in the Argonne.
In the warfare against the allies
in northern France the Germans are
resorting to new devices, sending
boats filled with inflammable ma
terial, which they have set on fire.
and explosives, into the streams, in
an attempt to burn or blow up
bridges held by the French, British
and Belgian troops. These operations
are chiefly on the River Encre, which
flows north and west of Albert.
From Russia.
Warsaw, via Petrograd, Feb. s.
The Russian drive against Thorn. the
German fortress on the Vistula, has
been resumed after sanguinarv fight-
ing along the River Vistula. and north
of that stream. The Germans have
retreated to Lipno, only 26 miels
from Thorn.
In this fighting cavalry forces of
the opposing armies have borne the
brunt and at every stage the Cos
sacks have demonstrated their superb
ority over the finest horsemen of the
German army.
From Germany.
Berlin, Feb. 3.-The capture of 40
GOO Russian prisoners and six machine
guns since February l in the fight
ing west of Warsaw is announced in
an official statement of the general
staff this afternoon. 1t states also
that Russian cavalry attacks in north
ern Poland and French assaults upon
the German positions near Perthes
have been repulsed.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
A Battle in Air.

Berlin, Feb. "A German journal
ist serving in the Kaiser's aviation
corps on the battlefields of France
sends a vivid description of spirited
battle in the air in which he partici-
pated. He was decorated with the Iron
Cross for bravery he displayed in this
spectacular conflict.
"The weather was miserable during
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
Turkish Boats Sunk.

Athens, Feb 3.-An unconfirmed
report from mitylene says flotilla
of Turkish torpedo boats made sor-
ties from the Dardanelles Tuseday
afternoon and attacked the Anglo
French warships bombarding the OF
toman forts, but were driven back
after two of the Turkish boats had
been sunk and another badly dam
aged.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03

shiver, then it rose like a horse on
his hind legs and finally it turned a
somersault, going down very fast,
head first. When we looked around
again the rest of the enemy-two ma
chines-were in full flight.
''In the meantime we had been dis
covered from below. They opened fre
upon US and we had to rise higher in
order to get out of their range. Still
we were determined to reply to their
greetings. We circled above A. and
dropped number of bombs which did
good work, as we could observe with
the aid of our field glasses. First the
gas works were hit and blew up. Then
we attacked two railroad stations and
left them mass of debris. I am sor-
ry to say one of our machines was
forced to land but, as a whole, our
expedition was huge success"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
Storms Heavy Damage.

San Bernardino, Feb. 3.-A "water-
spout forming combined cyclone
and maelstrom, swept through Vic
toria on the eastern end of San Ber-
nardino valley, during the height of
yesterdays storm The strange re-
volving body of water and wind swept
through the farm of E. NJ. Cooley,
wealthy rancher. 1t missed his home
by six feet, shook it until it nearly
collapsed, twisted huge tree out of
the ground, hurled it for 400 feet, and
then caught a barn, which it demol-
ished, and the roof of which was car
ried with the storm for hundreds ~
feet.
Orange growers declare the wind,
which was general throughout the val
ley, did not do serious damage to the
fruit. There are from four to eight
feet of snow on the mountains and if
rain, instead of snow, falls on the
crest disastrous flood is feared from
the HlelJlHS urlIl.
Santa Barbara, Feb. 3.-A lifeless
pelican at the police station yester-
day told of the tragic ending of one
of the pet birds which escaped from
Venice Friday during the storm. With
in few moments of the time the
bird was brought to the police station
dying, a circular from the Venice au-
thorities was received asking that a
lookout be kept for the two birds.
Many other sea birds fell victims to
last nights severe storm along the
coast. High winds dashed the be-
wildered fowl against cliffs and
houses. The Venice pelican dropped
in State street, exhausted from it's
fight with the storm. The rain fell
in a deluge at San Marcos, where
three inches was recorded for the
storm. Hail fell at Goleta during
the morning and, though the storm
was heavy, no damage was done.
Snow is reported along the mountain
crest. An antic of the deluge was
to uncover an ancient Indian grave
above Castle Rock. Boys dug from
the grave the skeleton, lot of pot
terry, beads, flint arrowheads and other
valuable relics. The indian, evidently
chief, had been buried in a sitting
position, with his valuables about him.
Pecipitation-Santa Barbara, 90;
season, 9.24. San Marcos, 800; sea
son, 1902. Goleta, 1.O2; season, 1899.
Carpinteria, 90; season, 9.25.
Redlands, Feb. 3.-Intermittent and
heavy showers fell in Redlands
throughout yesterday, the fall up to
8 o'clock being "a of an inch, making
the seasons total 9.45 inches. For
short time the rain was accompa-
MED by heavy wind that did some
damage in the blowing down of shade
trees The ground is so moist that
the trees could not withstand the
ctropu wind
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
British Collier Arrives.

San Diego, Feb. 3.-The British col
lier Boyne is taking the 24-hour priv
ilege in the harbor here. She is 54
days from the Panama canal and is
believed to have coaled the Japanese
cruiser Idzuma at Ensenada last week.
She was three times the usual time
from the canal, but was not injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
Trawler and Crew Lost.

Grimsby, England, Feb. 3.-The
British trawler Howard struck mine
in the North sea, it was announced to-
day, and it is believed to have gone
down with the crew.
Twenty-seven sailing ships and 26
steamers have been lost since Janu-
ary /.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
Drawing SaIaries-County officials

Drawing Sa1arles-County offlclaIs
and others having claims against the
county have been expressing to the
Press appreciation for the fact that
il has been instrumental in getting
money enough into the general fund
to at least meet accumulated war
rants, which leaves but four months
more before new taxes come in to
meet further claims.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03

There is a very active period lying
ahead for all kinds of workers, which
gives promise of making this spring
cne of the busiest known in the val
ley.
Receiver Holabird has let con-
tract for the big flume over New
river, and construction has been be-
gun on that.
The irrigation district is preparing
to spend $4,000 on the main canal,
to increase its carrying capacity, and
100000 on the levee at Volcano lake.
Central High School district is pre-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03
From Germany.
EXtraditiOn of Dynamiter.

Ottawa, Feb. 3.-The Canadian gov
ernment officials today expressed the
belief that the United States will tun
over to the Dominion government the
German, Van Horn, who dynamited
the railway bridge over the st. Croix
river at Vanceboro, Me.
1t is expected the American de-
partment of justice will readily see
the business of Canadian claims that
no political issues are involved and
the charges contained in the request
for Van Horns extradition are based
wholly upon breach of criminal
law. Van Horn is charged with COM
mitting a criminal offense that en-
dangered human life. Extradition pro-
ceedings probably will be heard by
the eXtradition court in Maine.
Boston, Feb St was learned to-
day that the plot to dynamite the Ca
madam Pacific bridge at Vanceboro
was hatched in this city by Captain
Van Horn, the German army engi-
neer, and three other German speak
ing men.
Vanceboro, Feb. 3.-Van Horn, held
here on charge of attempting to
destroy the international bridge, has
sent telegram to the German ambas-
sador at Washington, urging that his
interests as "a German subject" be
protected.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03


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Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03

evening and last night prevailed in
the valley and, while little disagree
able, it did good work in drying up
the ground, soaked by the recent rain.
The wind apparently dispersed the
clouds, as the sky was comparatively
clear today.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-03

Los Angeles, Feb. 3.-Forecast for
Southern California: Fair and cooler
tonight, fair Thursday. Frost in ex-
posed places Thursday morning.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
SldtsnSer Derfetr Int 2lrcss
angel.

Ser ruiiiide Safenplae Irfangel
am @ciBeu 0teer, einem Weerbnien
oes arttii6en S3cnns, bat infolge bes
jeBigen europGiihcn &ricgcs cine
auBeroroentlihc gcbeutIng crlan9t,
bcriGtet Der nmerifauii6c 5aubclss
Ittnd)G III Tetro9rap, 6p. 8. Snter.
Ser 6afen ripaliiirt iest, nit Herp
9orf, iolpcit Die 3obl Der eiuz uub
ausluufenoen SGifie in 9ctrad)t
fommt. IS iinb iiin9it 100 @aarenz
BAUER gcbaut moroeu unb 30 Gam
bIugSpldBe inn errihtet worben. Bier
id)pimmellbe Yrdbme ser grDBten
Sortc iinb importirt norbcn mo
bie Anr9ps, peld)e fir Die Regierung
bort cintreffeu, nerben prompt ges
l0idt. Yripatfrad,t mus allerbings
iuarten. Sas Huthc arell5 bat BORT
cllormc @orrdtbe u%ngebouft. Sicz
iel6en trnfen I'M leBtcu 6erbit Gin. unD
ee lit Idlucr 6u iagcn, 10 bcridtet Ger
SdnbeIs> NttodIe, pam man imitnnbc
iein miro, bieielbcn ms Suucrc HuBz
lambs 81 t~ransportiren. Sic 9Glitc
Der ameritnniidcn Suumlpoqc. lueldlc
in Ard,nlsel etn%gctroffen, III nad) Den
Sa6rifen i'm Snncrn trnnsportirt nor
Den. Yctrogrnb Uno 0io5tnu iino
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

nerboltniBmdBig leid,t erreid)bar, ba
beocntenoc Srnftienounscn in Sarges
alf Der Sipinn nnb ben aundlcn be-
rorDert iperDen t0nnen. Ngent Safer
ratb amertfnniifen gaumipoQs @rpprz
teuren, boB lie Iertreter mitihiden
'ollen, Die oarauf ieben. bnB Die @aare
prompt ms Snnere an ibren Seitims
mlngsort neiter ~bef0rbert miro. Cont
lit nitt Die gcringite @arnntie bafiir
"a, DaB Die @aoren in abicbbarer 3eit
nb9eliefert lueroen. Hegicrun9sfradbt
bat inter allen ~llmitGnben Den 8prs
tritt. SIN nddliten Sriibidbr, 10
metnt Serr 9ater, iperbcn iih sic
@erbdltni'ie fpcientlid) gebeiiert BADEN,
neil Damn mebr Sfiffe ge6alt icin
mercen. Imcrifaniihc Grpprteure, 10
ruth CT, Iollteu ifpn jest ibre Gorfcbs
rungen fiir bcn Serianbt I'M nGditen
Srnbldbr madden. Ser Snfen BON
ardan9el fam m%0aliterpeiic nit
0illfe bon Gi2brecbern bis gum Se5cms
Der otfen 9eboItcn perben. Ser Or
port bon Nrdongcl beitebt bultptiGhlid
aus @ciScn. Gina 10000, 900
Stunn inn i'm 2nirfc beS Sommcrs
crportirt lporbeu. Sic nndl Nrdonocl
filbrcnnc Id%lrnnliprrige Snbu miro bis
5llm Nopcnlbcr blrd) cine b%rcitipurigc
crlcBt leiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

Sritiiber pretcit.

@ritiide @nnbels 1Sntcrciicn protcz
itiercn cuergiid ge9en Den Bedding Der
He9ieruu9, baB amerifanii6eu Smpors
teltrcu crlalIbt lperbcn ion, bon
Scutidlanb Woaren Slt bcfolnmcn,
luelcbc Dor Nllabrud) bc2 aricges be-
itelt lpnren. !. 3. Ailep, 8uriibcr
cines Scpnrtcments Der Sonooncr
90rie, crtldrt. icines 8iiiens bnnbclc
c5 iih bicrPci nm cine Summe bon
100000 %funb Sterling ESQ.,
OOO, 0O0), Otc a%u9enbliflid iiir
S%cutiflnnh bcn 3ebnfodeu @crtb
babe, Oa e5 bubrrdh in Den Stuno
gcicbt perbe. icinc Sabriten I'M Be-
trieb Sr haltCn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

OxI0 ~ 'R''A WV ~
nn mn am eriteu Woreen bes
~" nclIcn Sabrcs Gin Sober
bon ms Riidblid uurb @tIse
ld,au hdlt, 10 ridDtcten iidl lest in Den
erltcn Nu8uittngcn unicr Nler Nuoen
auf Die burdlmeilenc 9obn bon 5moli
crnltcn, grobcn opfcrz lnb erfol9s
rcidpen &riegsmpnateu.
llub nun licgt Ole eritc ISOLDE bcs
neilerl a%rieesjnbres obgeidolpiicu bintcr
ms. @ir fonnen bic &lnb9cbun9ell
Der filbrenben DISQUALIFICATION, Die
2eitdrtiftl Der Yrciie mn Die ernie
@cbcnffcicr bes Goltes per9lcid,cnb be-
trnd,ten, mir fpnncu pue beutlde
q rie9sneu ahr in Ieiuem Hcz
1liltdt 5uiamlnenfdiien, linD bn miller,
mir ineen: cs mar pilrbig urb 9roB.
Sas id,onite @ort bat unicr herr
lid,er &atler 9eIproGcn: n%pr @ott
unb Scr @eifihtc ut Ntcin @cipiHcil
rein: Sh babe Den arice nid,t ges
pout." 90 iast or III bcm Nuiruri
an bas bcltihe @pif. llnh fir Die
groBcn Grfplae, Die S%elttidlInnh in
hielem laltereu, nitt BON @ioeumue
unb %frcpIcr Mahteicr bitticrten bel
ligcn arieec fiir ieiue beiliaitcn Hedte
c%rrun8en, aibt Der Wpnard dis
9ldubisz bemiithi9cr Gbriit, ipic cr bas
MN lhon 10 5ablloie Male gotham,
bdnf6ar 3 NJ bic @brc. Der Die Sdaz
len bes &eltseridtes unp Die @ei6idc
be5 GrobaQe in icinen 6dnoen trd9t.
~|pq Sdnf bilrfen mir hellte iaoen:
SOFT mar IN ms" Sicielbe
Inerfennun9 bcs Sduses OcS Sod,itcu,
lpic lie lid, ulldI turS bnrallf luieber III
Der aoiierlid)cn Iutlpprt uui bas
@lildlulh,id) : Sclegramm fiubet. bus
Der &oni9 bon @iirttember9 anlGBlid)
bes Sales pon @arid,ou gcifidt
bate: .ySir bilricn iebenfaa5 barin
eincn bebelItlngspolen Sdritt icbcn
uuf Dem 8ege, Den Der a lImG d<
q @ pt ms bisber nod 9ndbi9it
9efilhrt bat"
llno aif bicicl1 aIlerbDd,itcn aric9ss
BERN pertraut Der aaiicr nud fIr Die
Sufunft, unb bteie 3utunft bcs bout
idlen Goltes lieat Dor ieinem @eiitesz
bid niht oils cine Sutunft prabIeus
Der Selbltiiherbebling. Ipnoern als cine
aeldutertc, uereoclte 3utlnft r"einitcn
uno mdbriten Sortihritta: YNod Den
be%iipieQoien Selpciien bon p~criDnIid1cr
Silchtiatsit mn Matchmaker &cbcnstrait
hegc ih Die frohe 3uperiiGt, boB bns
belItihe &olf, hie I'M ariegc crIcbtcn
Sdllterungcn trclI bemabrenb, aii bcn
%crpro6ten altcn unb altf Den ucre
%trdlIensppll betrctenen neucn Sabnen
ipeitcr in Silbung mn @ciittung riiitl9
]porlpdrts idreitcn pirb."
llnb mic ser aniier. 10 bcntcn oltcl
Die anbercn groBcn Mdmner, Die bus
beutihc %pIf icilc 6ilbrcr ncnnt in
pieier l1tpcrcu 3eit. Ser ADni9 BON
Sadien Srieori6 Iusuit, ruit ieiuen
tapferen Sruppen 5u: r@ott, Der an
md6tiee Center aller irbiiden Singe.
ieene audi i'm 5~fpeiten ariessiabr ms
uno mIere @aifeu uno lniie ms
fpeiter Dem Seinbc 5ei9eu, boB mir
1torter iino ais cr."
llub pou Dem 9eniaIiten lnb poplte
ldriteu Der oeutifeu SeIoberren, Dem
| orpRcn Siuhenbltro, fpilIcn mir ia NQc,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
Dos prin3ip fattsliid,sr Gr'
3ietMna.
(Heiulutiun Der ,Nncrican liberation
Of Catholic Spcieties".)

&ic icbcs fatholiidc ainN Gin Hcdl
auf fdtboiiid)e gr8iebung hat, bober
Die @ltcrn Die Yflidlt, Inn bieiclbc in
itreng reli9ioiem Gimme 5i gcben.
Surum iii c5 lniere Sflift, oos
fathoIi'de llntcrrid]tss Snltcm 5u emit
ipideln uto numentltd) baiilr Gorge
3u trn9cn, oaB aud, IN ben 0%pd,idulcn,
Ntobcmicn nnb aollcg$ cine rclieipic
Mtlnospburc bcrrIde. Bic Gntluides
lung Der fotbpiiid}cn llntcrridts gns
ltalten bat eincn ipIdcr llwfn,1s augcs
noinn1cn, bnB fem G!iernpuar e.
nptbi9 bat, icinc aiaher III nionts tuthoz
hide Nnitnltcn 81 ibiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
persrSnnne ScS KartinaIs
Gibbons.

aaro. @ibbon8 bat on bic Siarrcr
llto Die Sbern bon aloitcrn in Der
Gr3oto3cIc Die fol9clbc %crorbnung
er9eben lalIcn: Sic bod)p. @ciitlids
felt nnb Die Cbereu religi0icr &C.
meinldaften ioItcn irembldnbiidcn
nnb Defenders DECENTRALIZATION Yrieitern
nid,t crIaubcn, in ibren &irfen Sll
amtleren, lpcnn iie nidt cine bon Der
er6biid)oflthcu aan6lei orlSaeitelic
S%rlnnbniB ncucrcn Satum0 ouinciicr
fonnen. Sicic grlnubniB miro nidi
8e8cben, penn Die 6etreffenbeu Yrieitcr
nid)t Die authorization. iueld)e scr ol.
Stnbl p%erInn9t, fir lire anlpcicnbeit
IN Den Scr. Stanten babem."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

ipic lebr CT allf @ottca 6ilfe unb bne
@cbet Der Suhcimgebliehenen red)net.
60 BADEN mir henn nlldl bel oicIcnl
artc9sneuiobr lpicbcr 9cichen, luic Der
Sanf Dcs beutifen %pltcs, obne Die
'dlarfblidenben SecrfiIbrer uno Die
belnenmitbi8en arieaer 81 per9elien,
in crlter Sinie Dem hpd)iteu Serrn Der
TelteeIdifte gait. Sn feicrlideml
@pttcsbienlt lpnrbc ant l.. rub s.
Ill9ltlt lpeitbin in 0rn StGbtelt lulb
Sorfern bes Heihcs @ptt sehonft fiir
Die rciden @rfolae Oieics eriten 9roBerl
Snbres, mir Den 9u1oigen Shue in
bieicr ygrobten S%turnfluth Der Welta
9eihid)tc". aathplifen uno Yrotes
itanten beseanen iif in bieiem genleins
iarnen ber5lidcn Sdnf ge9en @pttes
@priebun9. Sm Serlincr Som mic
III Den aotbebraIcu Oes Mcihes tic
gen III gleid,er %ciie Die i~nni9iten
@ebctc sum Simmel.
Gr9reifcnb ipradcn sic fatbpliid]cn
SiifDfc 81 ibrcu @~ldltbigen, Der
StrnBbur9er Cbcrbirt, bci'en Seerpe
Die @erlpiiitungtu bes arieges nuf
cigenem 8oben ~crfabren, nid,t minoer
mie beiipielsfpeiie Der Siiritbiihof bon
9resluu, Der Ii. a. Die id)Dnen 8ortc
nicberidrieb: ySant lei Soft fiir uIlc
Die 9liidliden 0nffenerfolee alli Den
Bablitdtten in Sit unb Reit. 9anf
lei linn fir Die trcue @ini9teit pcs &C.
iarumten oeutIdben Golfes. Sant lei
@ptt fir Die Strait bes relieiDien Gin
mes in Seer unh Station. Niht i'm
@ciitc Der lleberbcbung ilber onbere
9tntiouen baltcn mir Dem Scrrn, ipns
bern hcmiitbi9 Dos anie beugenb Dor
Dem @eber ales @uten, oeIlen 9uas
bcnipalteu mn in Oemhtbi9eu Ser6cn
gingau9 finOct."
Seionbers ipeibepoI mllS Der @ez
bcnfta9 Des arie9sbeginnes i'll Der
W~tetropple bes Hbcinldnbes, IN Den
rieiigen gotbiifcu 6alcn bes Comes
5u a0ln gefpeicn Iciu. beiieu lester
&intcl bon Solpnteu 9efilllt mar mnb
beiien bober Sbpr cine gldu6cnbc Ser
iammlune bon Sffi6tcren IN Iid pere
ciute. Ser &aroinal mo @r5biid)oi
~. Nllll WI ANllNtlllil ICiIAlC pllS
Sontififat ppr DEM ulls9elebten IQer>
bciligiten uno bielt nod Dem @pangc
Iium bon DER aau5el bcrab cine bon
Ncr5en f%onmenbc. 5u Ser3cn bringcnbc
Nnipradle an Die Solbntcu, Die Soloas
ten bcs aniicrs md Solbuten Gbriiti
icin ipllcll.
Sicic itdnbigc Mahmug bc$ era
ct lnbura", Die Niabnrna, in glcid,er
Weiic 81 nrbeitcn C3u fdnupfen) mo
6I beten, miro pom bcutidben Gplte
audi ieBt nod wncrmiiblif bcfol9t.
Sic ariegsnnbahtcu, Die an berid)ies
bcncn Nbcnoeu in Den Aird)en 9eboltcn
lpcroer, crircuen iih regen SciiId,es.
9tidt einmal Die %cridiebungcn burh
Den Se%rienperfebr unb Die oriugenben
@rntcarbeiten fornten cine ne1cntlidle
G%erminDerung Der Setbeiligung berz
6eifiibren.
Sm @egert6cil, bos 8~riessneuia6r
bieier Iugllittaee bot ben @ifer nel
geiueGt unb bclebt. ltnb 10 piirfen
mir oenn lpobl aud) boifcn, baB audi
Der Segen bon obeu in beh1 10 crcigz
nib NM crfolgrci6 bc9innenOen uclen
arie8eiabr ms iueiter eeleiten miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

Die beutihe He9icrung idloiieu tiir5s
LID ein llebcreinfommen uuf Sbeilrns
oes @cbietes iu~eitlih o Der Wcidliel
mir oieien 3ped. Sicies mirb mabrs
lfeirtlid aud, auf Die croberten r@liliis
ifen 8ebietc nllsgebebut perbeu. 9iS
5ur eno9ultigeu Hegelung beim Sries
bcnsIdlllB miro bieic &crcinbaruns
ilbcr Die @errpultun9 Der Nli9clc9ens
bciten Solen's ais &rppiiorium be-
ltehen bleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
pslen mnter Siterreid,iId,s
Ssutisbsr pcrwaltmne.

Sic in YoIcu unh HuBlano b~cicBtcn
@cbictc linn inter bcutidcr Der
lpnltung ~ cincm @cucrul Scr
lpnltrm0ss @c8irt 9eiormi lpprNcu, Der
lpic Sclaicn ciucm @cncrul @cuucrz
llclIr lmlcrltcllt lpor0cn iii. Niir
biclcn Eo'Ieu iii @cncrnl u. @tics
Ter, Der Grobcrcr NunucrpcuS unb
Mono @corgiclust nuscricheu murher.
SIe ollcrreiMiih : ungurii6c lalo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
preieHer Gbrliet eeitsrben.

Groiciior 9r. Yuul Gbrlid, Gnts
bcder bes Solpnrians mn bes Mntiz
toriu3 fir Sipbtberitis itarb am 20.
Nu9uit pl6BIiH iniolge elmer Ser5s
franfbeit I'M NIter bon 81 Sabren in
BAD @ombrrg. Ser @elebrte. Der
and nm Die arcbsioridung lid 9roBe
Yeroicnitc eruor6en, bate i'm Sabre
1908 bic Ndlitc pe5 Nobel YreiIes
nui bem @cbicte Der McbiSin 5llgcs
iprud)cn b"efonlnlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
Siuieerer psfeiemit.

@enera( |oitmcilter 9urleiou hat
ole SlbiidIt, Der Mcgierumg in Den Suas
guben iiir Den &anbpoitoienit I'M Sabre
1916 Sl,OO0.000 81 lpnrcn, obnc
nab icbod buOurd sic SeiitungsiGbig
felt bicicS 3luci8es beciutrGdltigt miro.
@r tiinbigtc an. bnB CT Den uQditct
apugrcB mn Sl9,O00.O00 iiir bna am
/. NIli 1916 bcgiuncnbc Siafulinbr
criud)cn mcrbc. IN hicicm ,Sobr
luurpcu iilr hcu Ynuppoitoicuu SOB
100000 bcmilligt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
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Ireunbe benliifbig nm cine frpmme
! Gabe our llnteritiitnns Der fatbp.
liidlen MISUNDERSTANDING. go
! Wirb bier fir lebenbe unb abse.
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Wer einen Collar pSer mebr
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Smbuaue, Suwa. Gmcrifa, pber
! brett on
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
! Bite ieter @abe beisuiiisen:
! Sir &banotpa (SitsSnbien).