davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-24
SURVIVORS TELL HOW VESSEL
BROKE MOORINGS AND SANK

cursionists. The officers of the boat
pushed back the crowds which We're
around the ganGpiInk in order to pull
it in. | think this is what caused the
boat to list to one side. 1t never
stopped when it started to roll and
few moments later it vas out in the
middle of the river on it's side.
Il saw dozens OF people drown around
me, but was unable to give assistance.
BY great effort ! was BILE to climb
on the upper side of the boat and man
aged 70 hold on until taken off by
rescucrs."
Iysle Goyatte. a53 South Ayers ave
nu", Chicago. said: My wife and |
had just entered the boat and were
in the crowd on the main deck near
shout. Get back and We We're pushed
over to one side. \ moment later
the boat started to list. We were all
panic stricken and could do nothing.
/ lifted my wife in my arms and crawl
ed out Of an opening on the upper side
OF tn" boat as il slowly went over"
Counted by U. S. Inspectors.
W. X Greenebaun1, manager of the
Indiana Transportation Company. who
was in charge of the excursion. said:
We had chartered five steamers for
the excursion of the Western Electric
Company's employees to Michigan City.
Ind. today. We had the steamers
Eastland. Petoskcy, Theodore Roose-
Welt, Racine and haywood.
The lIastland WIS the first boat to
load and the docks were crowded with
passengers who We're to be taken on
the other boats nearby. one United
States steamboat inspector and two as
sis'ants watched the Eastland load.
They Sood at the gangplank and count
ed the passengers as they went aboard.
Their report shows there were 200
passengers on the Eastland. its full
caDac city under the United states steam
boat regulations. I have no idea how
:. l. L.1.i.l DIT ncLIr1.r.ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-24

CRIMINAL DIVISION Justice
tOVinGton.
United States AIT. 'iuSeppi Amanti:
noiI-support: reCOgniZauce $500. with
William II. Shipley surety.
United States aet. Castor Il. Rivera
non-support; defendant committed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-24
CIRCUIT DIVISION - Chief J
rnyipDtnp

BANKRUPTCY DINISION-Chief Jus
tic. Covington.
In re. Rosa g. Cow; report of specia
master ratified.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-03
Die bentise Gage.

8abrelo ruliiide unb englii1e 9e.
peiden BON ruiiiiden SHeniipen ut1o
ruiiiiden grfoleen beridten, miro
aus 8ien gemeloet, oaB Die Deter
reifer Die &uiien int Der 8ufomira
sriinoli6 eeidlasen uno big III 8ei-
iarabien binein getrieben baben unb
oaB fie aud in ben &orpatben ale
4ngriff ser Huiien 5urldgetpieieil
sbaben. @ud Die 9euti9en boben @n-
.griffe Der Sranaoien uno 9elgier 5u-
iriifgeidlagen uno beitide unteriee-
.toete BADEN pieoer engfiide Shiffe
aeritort. 4ber England rddt. iid)
SSeet bat es logan Die 8eforoeruae
bon @eihaftsoepeifen nod uno bon
9elttidlano perboten. Das miro ben
Mussana bes &rieges olleroines mint
beeinfllifeM aber es miro ltnan.
ttebmtidfeiten bereiten, BEN Nentro-
len mefr nod ols ben Seuti6en. 4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-03

gsir imdJer @anner nub innse Mdn.
uet, bic bas 8arbierseihaft erIcrnen tuul.
len. Outer @eroieult nndb eiuer 2ebrseit
bon neuigen 8oden. @eainnt iebt fir
Die 9affrage i'm Srii6iabr. SGon fler,
ner @erbienIt mdbreno Der 2ebrseit. @e.
ties @eI6dft fir WGnner in beihrdnften
8erhdltniheu. @erf5crg eeliefert. Or
fen fir NIle. aontmt ober Idreibt. Mu=
Ier Barter College, 7f5 @efsg ommeree
Ctr, Gan autouio. (ans-)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-03
M., q. & 9.

santa Sc rs. &. g.. 81. 9epot).
Qnfrnft =
SO. 7-Som Noroen -. .9:55 BORN.
SO. f-0om 9oroen 1925 naGn.
Gbfabrt-
SO. 6-Na1 benz 9orSen. 800 uodm.
No. 8-Nah Dem Roroen TAO BORN.
9. g., II. & q. IS. & @. q. 9epOt.)
Qnfunft -
SO. 2--@on Corpus g6riIti 5 llbr nadjm
Son Corpus gbriiti z morgens
Abfo6rt -
SO. 1-@ad Corpus gbriIti. 1880 born
Ga6 Corpus gbriiti .9:35 n6euos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-03
CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

xbeu. Wiiiner, BeiddftsfHbrer.
III Sones Nbenue, eeeeniiber Der Zone
Elar @rauerei. Sun Sntonio, Segas.
n SabriFanten bon alien Nrten Coz
DnipaKer, Minernlipaiier uno bor5f9lid
benz i~uoEbefonnten 2itbta GeIber.
8eibe Tslepbsue. =. Sreie A6lieferams.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-03
Ges Woraens frab.


SEES @oreens friib marI6ieren mir,
bas 8eeinient flanfierteu mir
oes @orgens firth.
llno elmer Der &om'raoen fano
biel 8lumen b[nI am @ieIenranb
res 3or9eus frii6.
Ser erite 8%liiten9ruB i'm Sa6r.
mics uus inns 6er8 nit einmat mar
oes Waorgens frii6.
Sir biideu ms uno pfliiden ms
hie 8lunen 1mo mir fdmiiden mis-
BEG @3orgens firth.
lIab Ell Der Sriblin9 ueiie i1idt,
limb mir bieleidt fhon iclbit sefnidt
oes Morgeus friib.
Sofepb 2uitpoIS 10.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-03
g. q. & U. 9.

Gnfunft -
No. l. Bon 9oaiton. 8aco uuo gorpus
gbriii ............7:0O nnd1ln
no. o-@on 9oufton nno &ii5tenorten
on. 8:15 bor.n
Ao. 5-Won Doatutn uno aiiitenDrten
.-.....1:35 nadm.
gtp. 42--8on Gerrbile ...9:05 born.
go. 44-gpn aerrniIle .6:55 nadra.
&bfa5rt-
No. 2-9a1 s5ouiton, @aco uno Corpus
g6rifti 1890. $40 pnrm
No. L9a9 5pliitou uno aiiitenorten
....t lu.06 1lQc31.l.
yto. 6-9ea1 Dpafum mno @ifitenorten
.:.......... 1:45 nadn,.
Ao. 41-Na6 Gerrbile ....8:1O BORN.
No. 43-Nah aerrbiue .5:05 nadltn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-03
gittpria SipiFpn.

NHlHlIII
SO. sO1-gon Souou, Sort aabaca, Bic
toria, euero 7:20 nadnt.
@6fa6rt-
@n. 3o2-Gnd guero, gictoria, Sort
2abaca, Sonifon ..... .7:45 bonn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-03

Gbnareo gamarfs bon Der Sanptftasi
Nerifo. iebt in 0erbinOuns nit gobba,
Gsfrioge & gobbs, @e6tsanipdlte, 71A
-720 9raobs@ ebdlioe, Gan Gntonio,
Ter, lit borbereitet, MedtsfaIIe bier ODER
IN Merieo an iibernehmen. (Nnaeiae.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-03
g. s. G. g. u. (Sauptlinie. j

wa w. &c y. a. lQuupIltnte.J
antunft -
SO. 1o1-5nuiet 9imiteS, bon Qeip Or
SO. 102 @unfet 2imiteo, bon Gan Sra,,.
cisco 1858 bprm.
No. 7-Sdnel8ua, bon @etp Orleans
-. 1855 BORN.
Ro. S-s6neasna. bon Sci 9fio
n 11:00 bornt.
Io. 9-Suniet grpreB, bon @etp Crs
leans. .-...... 1856 nadjm
3o- 1o-Srnfet GrpreB. bon Gan Srauz
CISCO ... $50 nndm.
abfabrt-
80. 1o1-suniet oimiteb, mad Gan
0rancigco .4:50 BORN.
No. 102-Suniet 2imiteo. mad 3ep Orr
leans ........ 400 BORN.
go. 7lS6nea8ua. mad Sci 0iio. 49,.
SO. 8-s6netI8u9 na9 STEIN Orleans !.
..11.30 BORN.
go, 9-5uniet erpreB mad Gan 8rat-
SO. 1O-euufst erpreb. nod aciu Srs
leans ...11:00 nadts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
JabresuerSantmImna
Der y@meriean federation Of Catholic
Spcieties".

Solcbo. Sbio.-0ie b%albidbrlid)e
@eriammluue bes gretutips @pmites
Der rNmerieon federation OF Gath
oiic Societies" fanp fiir5lih in Den
Beihaitsraumen Der Sigh Court,
Catholic OrSer OF Sorciters, in Chi
co9o. IN. itatt. IS murocn perihie
Oene Nuaeleeenheiten berutbcn, Die ieit
Der lcstsn Sonpention in Baltimore
Der grleoieun9 barrten uno Der DC
idluB geiabt, Die ndditc @onpeittion
in Der nit Dem 10. Augult beginnenz
Den @pde, III SoleDo to9cn 81 lul'en.
Nn Der Gpmites SiBllng nabmen II.
a. tbeil: Idtb. Sbpnlos 8. Cannon
Cbcri0ritcr bcs Catholic Srber ri
Tcreiters (&oriitenber) 4; Ndtb. Spbu
@belan, YrdIibcnt Der Snoeration
Gr5bi'fof McBmcr bon Wtilpaltec;
Die Siitofe Sdrembs ppn Soleop,
Willoppn bon Hpdfprb, ST., llnb
Wi9r. 2npeIle bon 9ten Yort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

lriunt nnpurdh Elm fir Nmcrifo gnn8
bciplherS ul~unpencfmco GnichcrL mn
ulh Die oicien &erDficntIidungcu iipcr
Die N}OrbereitltnAen oea y&rin5 @itcl
Sriebridb" sum @ieDerausloufen ers
idIeinen in eincnt red)t 6c0enfIidlen
Nidlte. Sebenfuls BADEN tic oasu
bei8etro8cn, es unmoglid 5u maiden.
~9as 5eitlide 3uinmmcntrcffen
Oieies @rotcites iiber Den oCbenpalb",
in Dem duf has Geriammelu feinbs
iidcr Srcu6er, Die pon ieiner s(biiht
in aenntuiB acieBt iparen", hinge
lpicicn pirb, nit Sen Tcroffentliduns
gen iibcr bic @prbereitunscn bes
ngttcl Sriebrih" lGBt icbenfaas allf
iolGc 3uiammcnbdn9c ihlieben. Neu
iino lie ia nidt. Iud] dis Der
,@cncr" in 6pnollllll %einlief, mltrpe
bue ools @erieben" brobtlos 9emclpct,
10 baB ~iupaniiobe areu5cr lid porlcaen
fountcn unb Der n@cDcr" in~ternicren
mtBtc."
Sic administration mag es itDrenb
cmpfi1oen, baB bic Sotihnft 9eipros
den bat, llnb Den @otIdoiter 81 mnBs
.rcgcln beabiiAti9en. Sir hos nmeriz
tuuiid)c Yplf lit es mertbpoQ, ieine Nbs
miniitrution III ibrcr Y9ieltralitdr"
fcnrcn 5u lernen, mic tic lit, bemertt
81 Sbigcm gnnS i'll unlcrem Slnnc
Die ,Nlncrifa".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
(spe5ieu fir bteie S]eitnraD
~ cuaee" lepts eSsatDlersnS.

berpor, baB Senntpren, Heprdiertons
ten unb nnbere bernorruqenhe &ilr9cr
r%e9elmdBi9 cine appic erbalten, uhue
auf Die ,Mcnaee" obpnnicrt 3u lei1.
llnb man uimnlt on, pub biele %roe
~paganhn itdl iiber bas 9un6c Sanb
cr1tredt.
Singit crflGrtc mir elmer Ser fiibs
renncn &olitifer I'M aapitol, Die Silbs
rer Der anthplitcn luiirncn iciner gez
riilgen Nniid)t nnd cillen ldmcrcn
Scblcr beaebcn, inoem lie idupcrea
@clb aIlagdben, nm bic Scrdusgcbcr
mn Nepoftcurc ience Slattca gcridts
lid 5u belungen. Or CLAUDE, jeue
&clltc icien cillfnf bn3 @erf6cug gro
Ser finau5ielcr Sntcrcncn; benn MIR
ipldIc ipdrcn i'm Stanhe, Die Sdlt elmer
10 lueit pcr5lpei9tcn Eropo8onpa 5t
tragen. Gr rictb, Die 81. pf g."
pbcr ir9enb cine onpcrc fotboliide
Organization Ioutc cine Sctettinz
Ngertur eu9a9iercn, Inn pic yidaues
rem" 2crltc. bic icnc Yrppn9nnoo
finan5icren, 81 cntlurpcr. Cine Gnte
lorpun9 pdrc Der GobcsitpB fiir Das
nWennce" >@eIifter.
90 mnier @uibin9toncr Spc5ial@
Gorrcipunbcnt.-Sm NniGluiIc bicrau
bilrfte intcreiiicrcn mas @nlpcrncur
". 2. &nmnpuD non Niinnciota Del
Der iiingitcn Ct. Entrid ; Seier III
minneapolis crtldrte, Or bob bcroor,
bob bua BON bl. %atrid gcgcbcnc Bel
ipiel Der SempereuS unb Solcrnn6
N%afn6mung fiuben iolte. &ortlidl
iagtc CT: AIS Der llnnbbdugigfcitaz
&nmpi nlisbrnh, %itnnpcn aatboliten
unb $roteirauten SduIter al Shlllter
5uIammcn mn Itnrbcn iiir bieics bobc
3icl. 0enn bamnl5 Gin Wann es
gelpagt bate, oieic @ntriptcu mcgen
ibrer peridieocnen rcli9ioien Sctcnnts
niiic unb Motipnnlitdtcn 81 ipnltcn,
meiB ib niht, mas Die Sol9en 9elpeien
icin miirbcu, nbcr ih pcib, mas er
pcroient bate: Den So0 zines Der
rdthers. @eruhc IcBt Iolltcn Die
Nmcritauer iid) aller llnnldBi9feit uub
Sntplerun5 enthdlteu mn lid bitten.
in unlercm 2anbc ben a%lniienbaB an
3llre9en." - 0dttcn bic .Wenace" :
9eutc nieht reihIih Den SOD bes Ters
rdtbers perolent?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

- Sen &pr3llg, cine noble Seele
81 beiisen, mllBt Oh NIT f%auienb @nts
tdltld)nngen bc5ablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

~ nj Sununr>S crnrin hes Il. e.
IA Giitrittseerid)tes III Sppltn,
Nv Nto., ieeten bic S~unhes9e>
- ihiporencu Die Gerle9er Der
aNenac". nGmlid Die Serren 8ilbur
j. 0hslps, Bruce NJ. Ybelps, Sheo.
&. Walfer unp Warpin 8ronn, ncld)e
ho5 geranntc @lntt mittels Der Der.
Stnaten Vpit inter hus @olf pcrs
breiteu, III Inflaec5uitunb uuo omar
Der iol9enben 6riinbc lpegen:
H. Gin Nrtifel .Rhc Hpman"
hnnoelt iiber Die Sd,anoun9 cines
Ndbhens ieitens eirce @ciitlifen
hirtcr a!oitcrmauern; p Gs bcitebc
Elm bpppcltes Sitteuecieb fiir Yricitcr
ilno Saien; 81 @elpiiier @ein werbe
nur an 4rieiter uno itlehte Sduier
~perfouft; A. @hebreherinnen lcien i'm
9eihtrubl Der Seiuitcr niQtpmmen;
Yreititutipn retrutierc iidl 8umeiit ults
aatbolifinnen, Die @etitlthcn gum
Cpicr ficIcn; 81 ll~nmproliife 8ciits
litc niirben Siinaltn9c III Die Gee
bdber begleitcn; g. 9crlsumberiid)c
@rfldrungen iibcr Seacgmuns zines
Yricitcrs unb elmer Sdlpeiter; ~
8ciitlidV I'M Seidtitubl milrben I'M
nnitdnoiec Sra9cn on rcui9c Silnbc>
riunen l~tsllen; s. Yrotcitontiidlc Sim
Der ieien in Der .aloitcrldulc" bcions
bcrs Iiiiterner Nuimerfiamfcit icitens
Tricitern, Trdlatcn uub 9tonncu nllss
oeieBt. lpeld)eu Scutcn tic ullmdblig
nit Seelc mn &eib p~erinllcu milrben;
Der Ynpit iei bns &aupt Der ipeiBen
Sflnucubonoler.
ollie Die 9%enounten Eunfe iiub
natilrlif i'm bohiten @rabe uniittlid1
llnb ~9cfdbrbcn bcn Sriebcn unO Die
@iirbe Der Ser. Stunten. Die
,Mcuuce" >1eute glallbten, He9icruna
mnb Yo~itbebprben itdnbcu ibrem Sreis
ben 9leidgiilti9 ge9cniiber. Sbatiadc
lpur es aber, bnB Die SebDrben iener
2eutcn MN 10 .picl freien S%pielraunl
luiieu pplteu, ais fir bercn llcbcrs
iiibrltng 9~enii9enb. llno ielhe 9ingen
audi prompt in Die Sale.
Sic Girfulntion elmer 8pdennuse
eabe Der .Wcnace" belouft it'd auI
iiber 1000, 600. Sab bieie bel
Wcitem niht aQc announcements Icir
fonnen, 9ebt idpn aus Der SbatIahC
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
GanaSa's @sleatcn.

Iue Ontario melbct Der st.
Yetcr : s@otc": 6unOert Hetrllten Des
3. GpntingentS meutcrten am =.
Npril IN Selepile Camp, bradcu Inn
1f:30 llbr aus benielben alls unb ctr
tldrtcn, bnB lie nnG 6ouie sebcn
luiirbcu. Ile llriahc gaben tie an
ungcniigenbe 2citun9 uno Guartiere,
idledrtc 8ettcn uub idle6tss Glen.
PCS Gannoicr iiuo bereito inn Srieee
gcfnllcn, bc3lp. aranfbciten erle9en.
Sn cngliichcn uub fron8oiiiden 6oipis
tGlcrn bcfiuocn iid) ilbcr 800 cana@
oiidc Solbntcn; nnmentlid ba3
Hrinceb Eatricin Negiment bat picle
%crluite gcbubt. 3pci cnnobiidc
Gifi5icrc, Oorltntcr Gin Sobu ppm @c@
neral &oitmeiitcr Gusgraiu, liub an
@cnidltnrrc crtrnnft.
9iobe5u $4,000 Ganobier Itcbcn MN
in aftipcm 9icnit inter @nffcn. Sicic
3nbl idlieBt Elm Die Solbatcn in Den
Sdiibengrdben Isl Slunbcrn Die Nc>
ierncn III england, Die Strcifmudcn
in Gaunba, 6lpci G~egimcnter in Ser
mllOn unO 8eits Snbicn, 3lpci berittenc
@ri9nben in Ggnpten. 10000 Snlbas
ten bca 8~lpeitcn unb 10000 Der brittcn
unO tilnfti9en Goutin9eutc, bic nugcn>
bliflid III llebung in perihicOencn Suz
germ in Canada Iino. Sieic 3nblcns
an9abe lit pifi3iea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
y6cyer", ,OScmualS" unS
yGitel SricSrid,'.

Webrcrc. in cn9liidcr Sprodlc crs
idciucnbc 8l0ttcr u~nicrcs Snnoes
licBcn lid ans &nibin9tou melbcn.
baB Ole administration libel ullf Den
peutid,cn S%ntid)uftcr 81 iprcd)cn lei
unb buB CT mubl nid)t mcbr lan9c
uuf icinem Yoiteu 81 Iinbcn lcin
iperbc. neil CT cinen Erptcn Der
ncutidIcn Negierun9 I'M Sale pcs III
Torto Nicp 5uriidgehultencn Dcrt'den
Samplers .Cbcmuolb" ilbcrrcidlt unc
cine 9aritclluug bc5 Sales nn bic
Yreiie 9c9cben babe, Der nit icncm II,
unicrer pprigcn hummer pernficnt
lidltcn iiberciritimnlt. llnb Iclbltuere
itdnolih miro oic Sudle 10 boracitcQt,
ais oh nit bieler &unbgcbung Gin
@eritob 9eger Die Der Administration
oebilbrenbcn Hildiidicn ~bcgnn9cn nor
Sen lei. 60 . es ia uud, bnmnl3,
ais Der tiirfiife Sotihaftcr @aibs
in9ton perlicB, neil Scrr &illon cS
fir iiinbbuit dniob. baB Der Silrfc Die
Yreiic @erleumouugen burdtreu5te.
Die Smerifa's eiu9reiicn in Der Silrtei
Su G~nglnno's @unitcn porbercitcn
iolten.
Ser @runn fir bieicn Sroteit mn
icinc Tcroifcutliturg lie9t ttetcr"
ifreibt nosu Der G%icpeInnper "Gns
Sciper mn @GdIter". ,@ie Gurres
ippnoenten aus Waibingtun bcrtfteu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Bite, bite, belit ms Oo9!

Die Wliiipnire uub armen Neu.
~befegrten III Snbien bitten gmtc
1reunbe bemiitbie NM cine iromme
Gjabe 5nr llntertiibuHs Der fatbo.
iii&en MISUNDERSTANDING. Gs
iuirb bier fir lebenbe nnb abse.
i~turbene @ubitbitcr taglih sebetet.
User einen SpiiGr pSer mebr
%cimienbet, erbdit ais be~ifcibenen
Sanf cine bibihc Gbutp'
srapbie aus Ben Miffipa
II auf einer Epitiartc suacianht.
Srumme G,ahen 6ittet man 81
a~Sreiieren an Ounaer 81 s.,
9ubuauc, Soma. 9merifG, uosr
bireft on
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
1itte iefer @abe bcisuiiigen:
Sir Gbanbipa (SifsS nDien).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
t1niere ~yI1emtralitGt'".

Ser iopaniidc Sampler o6nfaz
ibifn", Der am TO- Slpril bon Sncomo
nud @lubilpoitof in Sec itnd. bat cine
2aNung bon 1900 Spnucn aricgs>
material fiir Die ruiiiifc Nrncc mn
brett an Die ruiiiidc Regierurg cous
iianirt. 9as Sarge beitcht aus 10
Gurlabunaen Geroplnnclr. cine grpBcn
SnttelScua mn Yferbcgeldlrr,
uiclcn Nltomobil Srud9 mn elmer
Wuiic 8cn5ol, Shmcfclidurc >unD
5rinol, lpcldJc fir Die Sobrifotipu bon
Grplpiisitoiien bculiBt lpcrbcn %Iollcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

Note in this design the artistic living room, extending across the entire
front of the house. with abundance of wall space left for the piano and other
large furniture Special attention is called to the beamed ceiling only cross
beams being used There is a splendid large fireplace at the end Of the room,
and giving n general decorative effect y large window on the long side fur
nish"s AL necessary additional light. This beautiful room corresponds with
the artistic exterior of this fine home. which is 20 feet by % feet deep vel
the main part. Cost to build. exclusive Of heating and plumbing. $4,000
Upon receipt of 81 the publisher OF this paper will furnish a copy Of Sax
tons book o? plans. american Dwellings," 1t contains 80 designs costing
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
Lord Bryce RejOiccs
at Action Of Italy

Milan. May 26. The "Sccolo' will
publish tomorrow the first batch Of
letters which IL has received on thc
entry o. Italy into the war Among
them is one by Lord Bryce, who
writes:
Those Of as i'm England who remcm-
her tho great days OF the Rsorglmcnio
and sympathizc with the efforts Italy
was then making 10 shake of the
tyranny OF Austria; those o. us VINO
knew. as D. was my privilege 20 know.
Nazzini. who saW Gar.baldi. and adj
mirc Nittorio Emmauucle and Cavour;
all who in England have drawn in
SEPARATION from the poets of Italy. no"
rejoice 10 see the country which has
given 20 the world so many apostles oi
freedom since the days of Arnoldo I'll
Brcscia now entering the present con
fict. whose aim is liberty and the re
suit OF which VIII be. We hone, TO
establish peace ON a foundation Of
Justice more firm than has been seen
for many centuries.
This war has become war Of prn-
ciples. a war for the principle Of right
against might, right outraged in the
person of Belgium, and Italy viii be
following her best tradition iu stand
ing for the cause of right, humanity
and progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
VENICE IN DARKNESS
TO FOIL AIR RAIDERS

Venice. May 26. The military au-
thorit;cs have given orders that no
lights be displayed in Venice between
sunset and sunrise that can be seen
from above the city. This is a meas
urc OF protection against attack by
aoroplanc.
The asnect Of Venice at night has
been changed by this order. The peo-
pie OF Venice are normally much
abroad AZ night. but now they are
staving up even later than usual. They
eniov the aspect Of the city without
light. and they are all eagerly looking
into the air for the sight of an Aus
trian acroplanc. Nobody seems 10 fear
a visit from these machine.
The narrow footWays along The
banks Of the canals and the small
archcd bridges OF the city arc DARK
and silent at night. The people say
the city now recalls the days Of their
youth. when there were no street
light. and the inhabitants went about
with torches and lanterns.
Whenever sailor or a soldier Is
seen on me street he is sup.auded.
The people greet the defenders OF the
kingdom heartily and call their wishes
for success against the enemy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27

mated, is in splendid fighting trim and
is looking forward eagerly 20 its next
brush with the Austrian enemy
One of the Austrian varships which
took part in the bombardment OF ltal-
ian coast towns appears TO have been
badly mauled by Italian guns. A sail
d. vessel which reached Barletta Tues
day reports having sighted her that
evening 10 the northeast. She had a
heavy list 20 port and was proceeding
slowly. She was accompanied by two
dcstroyers and was evidently making
for Pola.
Austrians Maltreating Italians.
Fucitivcs from Trent describe the
execrable vengeance the Austrians are
wreaking upon the unhappy Italian
population which TO-DAY is within
their power. The Italians are made
the target for every kind Of spite and
maltreatment The Austrian soldiers
have sacked houses. taken away pro-
visions and beaten and insulted occu-
pants when they found nothing worth
aDprOpriating The principal houses Of
the town are occupied by soldiers. and
their proprietors have been expelled
or imprisoned and the property con
fscated All Italians of military age
i'm Trentino have been summoned 10
serve in the Austrian army. Those
who refused have been shot The dec
laration of war by Italy has infuriated
tho AuStrians.
The "Corriere Della Sera" last even
ing gave the following particulars CON
corning the aeroplane attack on
Venice:
"Thc noise Of aeroplane motors was
heard about 4 o'clock on Monday morn
inC Two machines could be plainly
seen fying at some height They flew
round and round over the city amid a
hail Of Shrapnel from anti-aircraft
guns. Every now and then the sound
OF bomb bursting in the town broke
in on the sound Of the cannon. One
bomb crashed through the roof of a
house and two others caused slight
damage. The aeroplane also dropped
"A steel arrow Inscribed: French inven-
tion; German application"