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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
REPORT MANY CASES
OF RHEUMATISM NOW
Says We Must Keep Feet Dry; Avoid
Exposure, and Eat Less
Meat

Stay of the damp ground, avoid eX'
posure, keep feet dry, eat less meat,
drink lots OF water aud, above ALL take
a spoonful Of salts occasionally TO keep
down uric acid.
Rheumatism is caused by poisonous
toxin, called uric acid, which Is generated
in the bowels and absorbed into the
blood II Is the function OF the kidneys
to filter this acid from the blood and
cast IL out in the urine. Tbs pores OF
the skin are also n means of freeing the
blood of this impurity. In damp and
chilly, cold weather, the skin pores are
closed, thus forcing the kidneys TO do
double work, they become weak and slug
gish and fail to eliminate this uric acid,
which keeps accumulating and circulat-
ing through the system, eventually set
thing in the joints and muscles, causing
stiffness, soreness and pain called rheu-
matism.
Az the first twinge of rheumatism get
from any pharmacy about four ounces OF
Jad Salts, put tablespoonful in glass
of water and drink before breakfast
each morning for week. This is said
to eliminate uric acid by stimulating the
kidneys to normal action, thus Kidding
the blood of these Impurities
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless, and
is made from the acid of grapes and lem
on juice, combined with lithia, and If
used with excellent results by thousands
of folks who are subject to rheumatism.
Here you have pleasant, effervescent,
Whitewater drink, which overcomes uric
acid and is beneficial TO your kidneys as
well.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
GERMANY BUYS" ALL
GRAIN IN ANTWERP
Takes Stock, Paying in Paper Money
Belgian Banks Were Forced
to Issue.

London, March l7-Yirtually all of
the grain seized by the Germans in Ant
werp has been shipped to Germany, ae-
cording to dependable information reach
ing London. The total value ct this grain
is about S6,0OO,00O The Belgian owners
Of it have been paid for their property
in new issue OF paper money which
the Belgian banks have been forced to
issue, and which is not accepted outside
Of Belgium. The grain shipments OH
their way through the canals Of The
Netherlands to Germany are accompan-
led by receipts, although the money is
not paid until the arrival of the grain
safely in Germany. Once in German ter
ritory the War Grain Co. takes charge
of it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
President Expresses Conti-
dence in Villa and
Zapata
THE FOOD SUPPLY
IMPROVES
The National Bank Has Re-
opened in Mexico
City

Washington, d. c., March l7.-So lar
as the Mexican situation was concerned
the president told his callers that he con-
siders the situation in less of ferment
than it was. He declared he was fully
convinced that John b. McManus' muir.
derers will be adequately punished and
full reparation win be made by Villa and
Zapata. Full details of the circumstances
surrounding the Americans Staying have
been sent from Mexico City by the Bra
lillian minister, who is looking out Tor
this governments interests and will reach
here the latter part of the week.
The president said he considered that
foreigners were safer under the Zapata
rule now in force in Mexico City than
they were under General Oregon, the
Carranzista commander, whom the state
department blamed for much Of the re.
cent trouble in the Mexican capital.
The food situation in Mexico City has
materially improved, the president SAID
and he explained that this government Is
endeavoring to have the Mexico City.
Vera Cruz line kept open, although there
is natural difficulty in the way, because
of the fact that Zapata controls in Mex.
leo City and Carranza in Vera Cruz.
The Villa agency here was notified yes
terday that the Mexican National bank
reopened in Mexico City Monday and
that the national draft service win be re.
established within week
Meanwhile officials were closely watch.
ing Tampico. Advices indicated that
Villa is now pushing forward against
that city.
Meanwhile jose Vasconcelos has es'
tablished junta in Washington for
General Eulalio Gutierrez, who served a
brief time as the provisional president OF
Mexico. According to Vaseoncelos, CUT
errez plans a general revolution directed
impartially against Villa, Zapata ane
Carranza.
Consul Siqiman at Vera Cruz advised
the state department yesterday that
General Carranza had called off his block
ade of Progreso in compliance with the
department demand. This is the first
official advice received that the blockad,
had been lifted, although definite unotli
cial information to that effect came OF
Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Egg Prices Unchanged, but Market Rath-
er Firmer.

Boston. March l7.-The local butter
cheese and egg markets do not change
much. The supply OF butter is still quite
ample for wants and sales at full quota
tions are the exception rather than the
rule. A fairly active export demand IS
all that sustains the cheese market; lo-
cal wants are not large, nor Is il pos
sible for dealers to obtain as much from
local buyers as they are getting for stock
TO be sent abroad Receipts OF eggs con-
tinue heavy, but wants are larger than
they have been and while supplies are
sufficient to prevent any advance IN
prices. the market has a slightly tirmer
tone, partly because the outside markets
show tendency to work up.
Jobbing quotations:
Butter Fancy northern creamery, tubs
32Ga 32lsc boxes 3@331ac, prints $500
34e: fancy western creamery, 3lla@32c,
fancy storage creamery 3l@3l1ec, good
to choice creamery 29@3oc, fair to good
2sGa poe.
Cheese-Twins, l7@ lsc, fair to good
lea 1917, Young America l7@lsc,
Eggs Fancy hennery 23@24c, choice
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
POWERFUL s-rNcH GUNS.
Has Been Doing Wen for the French
Troops.

Paris. March H. A curious circum.
stance Of the war was the assignment Of
Colonel Rimailho the inventor Of the
6-inch gun. 10 regiment using the "a
nous 3.lncb gun. The reason for this
vas that in the earlier operations the
smaller weapon was the more numer.
ous aud the more useful In the war Of
siege that followed tho battle Of the
Marine. however the ~Rimailho." A. the
G-in,h gun j. called. found it, oppor
tunitv il the longer range Of fire and
Is the necessity for : heavier proiectile
than that 81 The 3inch gun. The -up
haaval 81 she enemy trenches ard the
domination ~ the ueemY's artillery
Frequently noted in the official communi-
est.ons. ere largely 20 the credit II this
gun
19s ola G.inrh gun q TIE French ar-
tuery fired = shot every four minutes
f1a aEiualIho' fires four sh0ts eaah
uts and the rroirt1e weighs IS
paunis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
LOSS OF APPETITE
Most Successfully Treated by Taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Loss Of appetite is accompanied by
loss OF vitality, which is serious
It Il common in the spring, because ~
this time the blood is impure and impoV-
orished and fails to give the digestive or
cams what is absolutely necessary Tor
the proper performance of their iune'
tiOns.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the old, reliable,
all. the.ycar.round medicine Is especial
Iy useful in the spring. Get II from
Your druggist to-day. BY purifying and
cnriching the blood and giving vitality
vipor and tone it is wonderfully success
ul in the treatment of loss Of appetite
and the other ailments prevalent at this
time. II is not simply spring medicine
lit is much more than that--but 1t Is
the best spring medicine.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the rich red
blood the digestive organs need.--Adyt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
JAN ron SOLDIERS
Though Ridicul,d, Il Contains Far More
Energy value Than Butter

London March BIZ 3am : one 81 the
m8st important ARTICLES in the Diet 81
The Bnush s8iIief uatH Outstanding the
riiieHie o. vhieht t i subject. partieu-
lariY - German famorfsts
Iam. SAYS Professor 5amos Tong. has
tlras and haH times tha energy value
batter lts taiua tes rs IA rthuess n
a1rnr - rh.t 0neHaif ts weight ean.
sists tu minerals rlzrnt iu the
slHa 81 rf n &c aHatItt etaFaftaf
arI - fnr arfaa1 a a. digestion So
sfaa b tnafharHe end rres n relsu
~ aaF dt fhat d a. mentai fHst
r t mfBnn w heHfs
Nr fefte tat ~ - tmrH fw E
af a. sne tH
ear tif isHsfF
IS fs f fsf Cd srrass s
r Hrzt@ t a
aa rr ttitf ~ Hs aa
t
hes narls Fa - n
rr turlf aeH fa
ra as ta
10 r 80 ssnt
ee w reffs
~ an
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r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
u. S. WARSHIP
BREAKS SHAFT
The Battleship Connecticut Is Damaged
While Maneuvering in Guantanamo
Bay-Bound for Philadelphia
for Repairs,

Washington, March 1.-THE hattleship
Connecticut broke one of her shafts last
Sunday while maneuvering in Guantana-
mo bay, and now is bound for Philadel-
phia under her own power, conveyed by
the naval collier Orion.
The hull of the Connecticut is un.
injured, and no one was hurt.
Admiral Fletcher reported that tie
starboard shaft broke in the stern tube,
slightly injuring the ships rudder The
accident il similar to that sustained by
the Vermont while crossing the Atlantic
in 1913. On that occasion the Vermont
successfully made port under her own
steam, with one propeller.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
SHOWS REC
ORD TRADE BALANCE
Was S47, 100000 for Past Week, the Big
gest EVER Shown in the Ma
TONS History.

Washington. March l7-Secretary Red
field reported at the cabinet meeting
yesterday that preliminary reports indi-
cate that the United States had larger
balance Of trade last week than during
any previous week in the history Of the
country. lie estimated that last weeks
balance would approximate more than
100000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
DID NOT RETURN 1T.
Mexicans Seize sara,o Found on British
Ship.

New Orleans, La, March 1.-THE
United States cruiser Dies Moines accom-
panied the British steamer Wyyisbrook
from Campeehe 10 Progreso, Mexico, aft
er the Wyvisbrook had been detained by
Mexicans, according to Capt. Sidney Muir
81 the Wyvisbrook, which arrived yester-
day. He said the Mexicans took $4,000
in Mexican money from his ship and did
not return il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
TO PROTECT
THE BABIES
Thousands of Mothers Keep
Their Children Well and Strong
Using Father Johns Medicine

Mothers should know that the safe
medicine for their children is Father
Johns Medicine, because it does not con-
tain alcohol or dangerous drugs in any
form. Wise mothers take care to keep
their children well and strong, so that
they can resist the diseases of childhood.
Father Johns Medicine gives new
strength and flesh, because it is pure
wholesome and nourishing. Adyt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
HOLLAND WOULD ACT
WITH UNITED STATES
Seeks Joint Action for Amelioration. OF
Hardships Imposed on Neutrals By
British Order.

Washington, March l7.-Cheyalier Van
Netherlands minister, inform
ally opened negotiations at the state de-
partment yesterday to determine what
action may be taken by the United
States and The Netherlands to obtain an
ameIioration Of conditions laid down by
the British order in council.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
l66 BRITISH SHIPS LOST.
Churchill Tells Of wars Effects Upon
Merchant Service.

London. March lin a written an
swer To Z query yesterday Winston
Churchill. first lord Of the admiralty
asserted that the number Of Eiritish mer-
chant ships detained, captured or de-
stroyed from the beginning of the war
TO March 10 totallei l66.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
APPEAL FROM LIQUOR LAW.
North Carolina Case Carried Into Su-
preme Court.

Washington, March l7+-The constitu-
tionality Of the North Carolina statute
requiring railroads TO keep record Of
all consignees receiving shipments Of liz
uor was challenged in an appeal filed
Monday in the supreme court by the Sea
board Air Line. II is claimed that the
statute conflicts with the Hepburn rate
law designating the books which a rail
road may keep.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
IN LOCAL
MARKETS
Dressed Pork Unchanged,
Fresh Eggs Lower,
at 20@22c
DAIRY BUTTER 28@29c,
CREAMERY, 30@31c
Potatoes Down to 35c Bush
ell, Fowls zoe and Large
Chickens 20@22c
Barre, Vt, March II, 1915.

Barre, VT, March IL, 1919
Dressed pork unchanged. Fresh eggs
lower. Wholesale quotations:
Dressed pork-9iAc.
Fancy, ll@l 2c.
Fowls-20c.
Large chickens 20@22c.
Fresh eggs-20@22c.
Butter-Creamery, 3O@3lc; dairy, %
@29c.
Potatoes-B ushel, 35e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
RICKER's MARKET REPORT.

Veal and Beef Lower and Hogs Are
FIRM. .
st. Johnsbury March l7.-At W. \.
Ricker's market veal and beef are re-
ported lower, while hogs are firm. Re-
ceipts for the week ending March ID in
cluded
Poultry--l0c.
Lambs-3@6c,
Hogs, G@61ac.
Cattle-41, 3M7c.
Calyes-4l6, 3@7Ac,
Mich cows--S40m$70.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
"0RA HYGEN" MEANS
MOUTH CLEANLINESS

and this is more vitality important than many
people think, because many diseases enter the
system through the mouth. II the proper germi
eide Is used in cleaning the teeth germ life cannot
exist,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
ORA-HYGEN
DENTAL CREAM
"The Kind That Saves Teeth"

Is strongly germicidal and antiseptic. Heals and
hardens sore and bleeding gums. Prevents decay
Ponshes teeth to their natural whiteness. Keeps
gold crowns and filings bright. Has delicious
taste and sweetens the breath Cannot harden
in or out OF tube Lays fat on the brush. All
ingredients printed on label. Result OF years OF
research BY practicing Dentist, Costs no more
than others at your Druggist. Try it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
President Trying to End Coal Strike.

Washington, March President VIII
son yesterday began preparing pro-
posal of arbitration TO settle the eastern
Ohio coal strike He will communicate to
the operators and miners leaders in let
tiers, probably to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17

eastern 22a 23c, fresh western extra y
la,23o prime frsts 2l@ 23c, firsts 2O@2lc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
5ran5Oiiidws Vroo fir bic iran50ii.
id)en @ciamaencn in 1emtihlanb.

Die ~gaieler Maaridten" meIoen:
Die Sdpei5 permitfelte neileroingS
Die @eriorguns Der fran5oiiihen @e-
ian9enen III Oeutid)lano nit i~rau5o.
iiid)em grpo. Die pom Sllgeno ulli
al %itarfen 9rooperbralh g~epobnten
Sran5oien e%mpiGnoen Jest Die IN
0eiltlfluno berrlhenoe S%pnrlomfcit
Iebr. allOere uertriigen oos beiltide
groo nidt. Pm l.. Wai roate, Don
Der @obltbGtigfeitsgeieQihait in ga.
ris aligeseben, Die erite Senoung
BON 400 Siinffilo. grob iiber
Eont grlier nat gaiel. Bon bier
eriolste Die 3mfiibrllng nah Dem 9e.
itimmunesort ourh Die oeutiten 9e.
BORDEN. Wenn Der erite 8eriuh be.
~irieoisenoe eraebniiie 5eitigt, miro
NIT Siilie Ser Sdpuei5er Vuit bieier
SroOperfebr re%selmGbig einseriAtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
Hmiiiid)c Vulfsjnitis.

Sm 0orie acknowledgement bel
HoitUp am Ion murbe Der Bauer
Sesriltld,fin, Der tbGtigen Nntbell an
Der Notwithstanding oes IorieS
nohm. pom ielnem 8ned)t, eInem &c.
miiien Gbnrtihenfo iiberiullen mo
nit eillem Bell erid)la9en. Auf ben
Sfrei oes llnaliidliben liei oeiien
Trnli berbei, Ole ebenfals bon Chart.
ld)enfo crld)ln9cn Wurbe. Snraui.
bin p%erldmmelten lld) Ole Valiern ocs
0ories, mobei elmer Ger Narleru bell
Gcriammlcltcn crtl1rte, OnB Ger Dor.
Der Gbnrtldemfo pom SoriGlteIten
mo anocren nllgelcbcnen Iorfbepob.
nern 9eorngcn mor0en lei. Die Dan.
crll rottcten lid) 5ulammen. bolten Sll'
nud)lt Sbortid)enfo ans ielnem @e.
mabrlam mo beaunnen i'm 81 fol.
tern. Sic erpreBtcn babel Dem @e.
marterten Ole Ausiage. oaB er bns
Gerbred)cn nli Nnitiitcn bes 0ori.
llteiten Sobur5em, 0eS Gamblers
sllericrfo. Der reihen 9ollern @ebrii.
Der Hiobopoihfin unb oes Iorigeiit.
lihen Hifoloi Sebofom periibt bate.
Ter 9%auernbnuie ergriii MN Den
0oriGlteiten Snbllr5eW. Dem Die Stic.
rel mlsaeSoaen murben uno Der nit
noften sSiiBen aili einen beiBen Scro
geitelt murbe. Sn bieier Gage itell.
ten ole gauern MN ein .9erbcr" nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
Tclbpuitbriefe.
@on Sanns 8isbert.)

60 manten lieben 9riei bat mir
Die Selopoit gebraht nit l~tolSen, nit
eridiitternOen, nit iroben unb nit
trallrisen Nadridten, Oarlinter alld)
eiu paar, ole mid ber5bait lufeIl
mudten. limo bon oenell modte i6
~er3ublen.
auf meinem Sriibitiidstiite filoe
ih oils Shriititeleriu meiit Elm gan.
5es YGdlein Nahridten, Wittbeilun.
gen, gelege oOer aorrefturbogen, Die
IhneQ our6geleben meroen miiiien.
Ia idut mir IN Der Gle nif)t auf
oaB Elm Brief ans Dem Seloe cine mir
iremoe Sanoihriit trGgt; ih babe ia
ullh 10 manden Can't BON llnbefanns
ten fir 2~iebesgaben eiugebeimit.
Sd reiBe alio n1li mo leie. Sic
bes Sannierl! Wer BON llns bdtte.
oils mir nod Sans unb SGneshen
maren mo Wtann rno Srou ipiel-
ten -. (es iii ireilif) lange Der, oaB
id, Sansden mar; aber i) fam mid
nift e%ntiinnen, nit meltem Sans ih
Mann uno Trau geipielt bnbe) Ourall
9eoaft, Dob on IN elmer StraBe nit
hiitoriid,em Homen gelebrte Ibhono.
lumgen ihreiben miiroeit, inOeB id)
mir I'M Irgonnenpalo Die StGnoer
%onfnoreln lieBe. Nber penn man 10
biililos oaliegt, geben Die @ebnnfen
AMI Die Sllhe mo taiten III alien @r.
l%nnerungen berllm, mo oa muBte Id
nId)t, al lpas id) lieber o1hte, ais al
unIere 8iroerireunoitait. @eibt on
nod, SdnnIerl, als on bel Snfel mo
Sante I'M ihonen Woieltbolc Sl &c.
lud) m%elltelt unb id) Ocinen Ritter
lplclte 49,. Nlatiirlid) meiB ih oas;
aber an Den Ritter entiinne id) mid,
nlht; lh ldlage 6liriid. I'm Die I'M
terlhrlit 81 ieben: Sans MtiiQcr; ia
10 fam ie0er Seehuno beiBenD unb
mir 10 oft ourh Wolo mno Selb itreii.
ten? Oas meiBt on mobl; aber mie
meid, man miro. menn man 10 llnqe.
beures. erlhiltternbes burhoemod)t
hat mo nun aon5 ploBlid, IN cine be.
hnelihe llmgebun9 ocriebt miro uno
lid, Iorgiomer Sileae l~iebepolcr
f~Srauenb1noe e%rfre,It, bds fonnit on
Dir mobl faum benfen. 9lber ih muB
Dir nun einmal iagen, mas on mir
marir, alter Sanns! 0u brau6it
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

ibm an. Sbsleih Die 3ortur larger
oils cine boIbe Stunoe oauerte, per.
mohten lie linn bod) fein 8eitGnonib
in ibrem Gimme Sl erpreiien. Sic
warien Den Salbbewubtloien in Elm
8eDabriom uno aoaen Damn Dor oas
Sarls oes Sdnolers Nlerjenfo. Salb.
befleloet plroe er bon Dem galIern.
baufen ans Dem gett geSerrt, chen.
Tolls borfuB auf einen beiBen SERB
geiteQt uno i'm 9aliie Smeiter Stlln.
Den gemartert. Der llngliidlid,e
ilebte ieine Gii1ler an. itnor. oaB er
unihulolg iei, bis linn ihlieBlih Die
Gimme ueriugte. 9tun id)niirten Die
Vauern linn Den aopf nit einem
Strid 5uiammen unb begannen i'm
naf perid)ieoenen Seiten bin. mo
'ber5nreiben. gber nilh bieie Sortur
permohte ibm feline Nusiaae Su ent-
reiBen. I'm oieie 3eit trafen i'm
9orie Der Eoli5eiurjaonif mo ser
@oloGlteite elm nno begannen Die
galern 5n bereoen, bon ibrem per-
bred,erilfen Vorbaben ab~3ulajien.
Die gauern mollten aber nlfts bo.
rem, Dorauf es MIR gelang, Die be.
orobten griioer Hiabopaihfin ionic
Den 8eiitliher in Siferbeit 81 brin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
Suffrc m0dltc nod Met.

a,ls Dem blutiaen Rinsen inn
Srne. 1bal, mo- in iiinsiter 3eit SoiI
Tres vaaernelieite" Ofieniipe lid per.
gebli6 bemiibt. ben oeutihen ebernert
Waa 81 ou%rd,fnabbern. ~treffen tag.
lid, aroBere Gbtbeiluneen gsfnngener
Sran5oien auf oe,itit,en @ren3babn.
bofen elm, UNI nit Der gabn-an.
oers, ais iie es eriebnten-noh Wes
iino BON bort in Dos Snnere oes Rel.
Dies beforoert 3lt merben. go barr.
ten Dor einiaen Sagen aiii Dem
gabnitei9 81 a., nit einer Iniabl
ibrer rotbbeboiten Giou . pioil. ou1
einige bohere iran5oiiite Oiii3iere
oes 3uges, Der lie abfiibren iolte.
giner bon linen, Der beutihen
Sprohe mGftig, riei babei Dem
Sabroienitleiter, Der i'm 4mtsi6mld
ieiner rotten Wiise in Der Hdhe
itano, Die @orte sii: Sic meroeI
ieber, mein Serr, in pier Nohen III
infer Soffre in Wes!"-.Sa, ebeni
mie Sie!" mar Die iflagfertiae Anti
mort pes paderen giienbabners.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
Cine edit rniiife Scene

lptelte iif Dor fursem in Der ruIii.
lten 8reisitnot Session ab. 9ort
bot elm ObitbGnoler Melonen aus,
pon oenen einiae niht mebr gan5
frilh woren. Der Yoli5eimeiiter Sog
oesbalb ieinen SGbel uno id)llla Die
Melonen in Stiide mo riei nuber.
Dem nod anoere 9eamte herbei, I'M
bel oieiem @ernihtlingsfampi mit5ll.
mirfen. Webrere tonieno Welonen
mrroen auf oieie @eiie Der Gernif,-
tilng preisaegeben. Der S%bitbGnbler
prote'tierte, aber uergebens. Gnolid)
erldrien auf ieinen @lnih Die itGbti.
Idle SanltGts aommiiiion, Ole lid
aus Dem giirgermeiiter, mebreren
Staotoeroroneten, aer5ten llnb Gbe.
mifern, ferner Dem YoliSeimeilter,
benz %Ssproipnif unb Dem Stabtratb
Siiammenieste. Die aommiiiion MI.
terinhte Die Welonen rno erfl1rte lie
NIT 1S gesen 3 Stlmmen oils tang.
lid uno gum 0erfoui geeignet. Mit
Oielem grgebniB aber mar Der Yoli.
5eimeilter niht 5uirieben. Or per.
bot Dem O~bitbanoler, Die Sriihte 81
perfaufen, uno iteate einen EoliSiiten
neben Die SuOe. Nad brei Sogen
aber nabm er einige Der inSmiihen
natilrllh perOorbenen Sriifte mo
iberianote lie Der @oupernements.
Sanitatsfommiiiion, Die an Dem min.
oermertblgen 3uitanoe Der Melonen
a~lleroings niht mebr 5neiieln fpnnte.
Die Welonen ieien perfault, erfldrte
Die Sanit1tsfommiiiion, nno Der go.
li5eimeiiter babe ous Heht gebobt,
lbren 0erfouf beionoers GA mar nit
Gpioemien 5u ref)nen babe, 81 per-
bieten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
&amclrcitcr als ncuc Srmppc

limo lett Dem llebergreiien bes @elt.
frieges auf Die a~iiitengebictc oes
Wlttelmeeres iopobl aui tiirfiiher
ais aui engliifer Seite olligetaud)t.
aamele boben id,on Die Siraeliten
nno Aiiprer mehriah in 5elo3iigen
benubt. Ser erite, Der Die &amelrei.
terei I'M mooernen 8rlege perlpenoete,
mar Hapoleon l.. Su ieinen Grin.
nernneen fonmt err mieoerbolt dlli
Die Sh0piuna oieies &orps 81 ipre.
den, oas cine Irt reiteuoe Sniantc.
RE mar, Die oanf Dem aamel Die
Otoglitteit beiaB, groBe maiierarme
Stredcn 81 iiberminoen. Napoleon
ieste olli oas einbodrige &unlel Smei
Snfanteriiten. bon oenen Der porbere
9leid)5eitig Oas CHER lenfte, nab.
reno Der lbm a%bgerpnlbt lod) binten
SiBenoe ali Ole Wuunition unO Dor.
rGtbe. Die in 1ragforben al Den Sci.
ten oes SOders angebrudt murelt,
ad)tel mllBte. Srob ibres ideinbur
lhuerfolllgen 8onges uermogen
Meitfamele, menn man lie an Wittag
cine fiir5e 3eit ruben lGBt, an eitem
Gage 16 Stunoen mnterDegs Sl blel.
ben. Sic legen oabei 40 ailometer
5uriif. 0as aamel fam, nit elmer
Sano poa Iatteln geiiittert, gang gut
orei bis pier Gage bintereiuanoer
Dies leiiten. Sranf fam es entbeb.
rem, menr eS Dor Dem Auibrild am
eriten Gage geniigeno @aiier erbGlt.
lus aamel itlimpit gegen ben Con.
ner Der aanonen mo ons @efnnttcr
bes 8elpebrieuers leIdter ab ais oaS
Nfero. Dit 100 a%ilogramm 9oit
fam es tGglih etrun 80 ailometer
i'm Wiiiteniono 5uriidlegen, eignet
iih alio por5ilglid, iiir Den 5rans.
port bon Waihinengewebren mo
leid)ten 8eidiisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
Mie Tranfreid, Suloatcn wirbt.

Dor Dem a%ricss9erid,t in Sreiburg
/. Yr. hattie lid Sb. Ndermann ans
Sbann i'm eliaB 81 perantworten.
Mdermnnn, Der @rias.H eierpiit lit,
bate i'm Sriibiabr 1913 Die leste
aontroll Neriammlltng mitgemnht,
nrbeItete ieit Serbit 1913 IN 9eliort
ais Mollrcr mo melbete lid naf
Dem ariegsalsbruh beim bortigen
@erbebureal. nit 30 anoeren 81.
iGiiern muroe er IN 0einncon Der
iran5oiiiten Armee einperleibt. DC.
benfen meaen Der @eiabren bel
%etpoiaer @eiangennobnle IN Ieitld,.
lanb mlroen bon einem IN 3ipilflei.
Dung g%ebenben Witglieo bes bureaus
bnmIt benntmortet, Dab Ndermann
nit Dem @intritt in oas ironjoiiid,e
Seer Die ironSoiiihe Stantsaneeho.
riafeit ermorben. Die beutid)e perlo.
rem hnbe. Oem adermnnn mlrbe
elm anberer Name beiselest (lbie.