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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-31
PLAN MEETINGS
 FOR BOND ISSUE
First at East Birmingham School Tomorrow Night.
 East Lake Friday

A meeting will be held at the East l5lr- mingham schoolhouse tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at which addresses will be made to the voters in behalf of the sl.25o,- 0O0 bond issue to be voted on April F. The speakers have not yet been decided upon. The meeting has been squested by citizens of East Birminghai3 and is being arranged by the board of ;ommis sioners.
 Through a petition signed a large number of East Lake eitlze Friday night at o'clock at East ad- dresses in behalf of the bona issue will be made by Sydney J. Bowie and Com missioner James Weatherly at the East Lake city hall
 From now on mass meetings in the dif- ferent suburbs will be arranged for nearly every night of the week and the campaign for the bond issue will be actively waged-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-31

You can't buy s.Puck' and "Life- at the newsstands now except in mutilated condition. You can subscribe to The Age-Herald for the next three months with "Life- and ssPuck" included, for e3.1O. Either "Puck'' or "Life'' with The Age-HeraId for S2.75. Send fin your subscriptiOn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-31
Marriage License

The following marriage license was yes terday recorded in the office of the pro- bate judge:
 Pete Portera, Birmingham. to Miss Kate NJ. Portera.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-31

CoIumbiana SoIon Here-H. M. Judge of Columbiana, a member of the leg islature. was here yesterday. He was guest at the Metropolitan. Mir. Judge is one of the most popular members 9f the law making body and is well known
 In Birmingham. He returned to Colum- biana last night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-31

boys and girls in the raising of chickens and pigs; having a garden at every home and helping the farmers who want to diversity and who need help in getting a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-31

here yesterday. He Is stationed in Pen
 sacola. MT. Pare was for many years in Birmingham for the Louisville and Nashville, and has many friends here.
 He said that since he had been in Bir-
 mingham the Tutwler hotel had been
 promoted and finished and that in all his travels he had never visited better one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-31
Has Spent !S18.OOO Here


 Professor Holden was asked to give the services of several of his most experi- enced International Harvester company farming men to help in the work. The noted farming man said that the Inter- national Harvester company had already spent $1S,000 in the diversifcation cam paign, but that the agricultural depart ment was ready to help still more. He said that the International Harvester company was a citizen of Alabama as much as anyone else and considered 1t & duty to help in this great work which the people had undertaken. He said that he would give assistance in the follow up work in the most practical way-pub- fishing special garden booklets for study in the schools and by the grown-ups as we'll; special literature on tick eradi- cation that might be asked for by the people engaged in the work, and giving other aid Judge A. k. Chamberlain, J. E. Waggcner and Lindsey Reese. his as- sociates, he said. might come here and do whatever the people needed of them to make the work a success in every community. Professor Holden and his co-worlxers were given unanimous vote of thanks for their work in the diversi- fication campaign and their willingness to help in the follow-up work outlined by the people of the state.
 The plans for this work will not only be presented to the teachers of the Ala hama Educational association but to every
 (ContfnueA on Fage EIeven)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-31

Guy ORear In Huntingdon Guy O Rear of Jasper. a well known busi ness man of that city. was here yester-
 day for the day. He was on personal business MT. O'Rear said that business was getting better in Walker county.
 and the indications for decided Improve ments were exceptionally good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-31

Likes the TutwiIer-W. W. Pare. spe- cial agent for the Louisville and Nash vile railroad. who is an ex~reporter on th4 Louisvills Courier-JournAl waa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-31

(cs.tinssA ea Fags Elevs.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

One entire week which will endeavor to be of service to
and interest the women of our city in the economies Of
dressmang sewing The approach Of Easter which
s year falls on April fourth that it will be necessary to
begin preparations at and with this end view the Pop
uar always suggest the greatest economies brings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
6Ms68mAA3
ESZzlS GO rs
Sewing Week
viii PrOUe

A vast benefit to the home dress maker.
1t will feature new spring merchandise
required in fashioning garments Of ev-
cry description. for women, misses and
children. from the silk, wool or wash
material to the smallest item in notions
required to finish the garment.
In addition. 1t will give us much pleas
ure to offer you. free Of any charge the
valuable services of our Nine. Allen,
designer in charge Of our dressmaking
parlors, who will assist you IN the selec-
ton Of any and everything necessary.
and who will gladly suggest or assist
you in the planning of any garment you
wish to make.
You are also invited to make use Of
our fashion library, which includes such
popular fashion periodicals as Art de
lie Mode, ''E Bon Tor" Elite.
Vogue" Costume Royal," Chic
Parisienne." La Mode, and many
others. These. with the fashion books
Of our popular Pictorial Review pat
terms, will be of much service to you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
Sewing Week at the 'Popu1ar" Feb. 9Th tol3th

use for making suitable attire for the entire family at the
most astonshngy low prices quoted at any season OF ne
entire year through this page of noteworthy offerings
carefu-Nark those that interest most and come
nv dav this next week let assist you conserving your
expenditures for spring apparel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
aNsd8uAk
AsE sES2S aszzSS
The Wash Goods De-
partment Offers
Very Special Values For
Sewing Week

Cotton and Linen frocks will be ex-
tensiveIy worn during the coming sea-
son and the sheer weayes being much
favored. Dress Linens are good, but
advance styles show sheer goods Of all
descriptions, with undertakings Of silk
and satins. We-offer these very special
values for the coming week and we
would also advise early selections, es-
pecially of imported goods.
Pure White Weaves of Limo, Wolfe, Or
candle, Crepe. Neige and Alligator
Voiles, beautifully embroidered IN
small and medium sized figures and
dots. 80 to 45 IN. widths Moder-
ately priced 90 m
yard $l.OO tO........ SVO0VO
COIOred Embroidered Crepes- VOiles
and Organizes, on white grounds. nov
city shades and combinations. These
are entirely new and 90 "
are priced at from 65c toSpAS & y
Shadow Stripe VOiIes-and dimities
white and colored grounds with floral
designs IN silk. having a pretty drapy
appearance, Aim. wide, zE
Sewing Week Special yd. & ~
Soft Finish Organdie-42-in. wide. IN
a wide selection Of new patterns IN
dainty floral effects, both white and
cOlored grounds. all new shades.
Sewing Week Special o.
yard. .............. 0VN
FIowered Voies, IS to 40 in.-An ez-
cellent showing of the new shadow
check, crossbar and chiffon weaves.
These are especially attractive patterns
and are specially priced Ok
yard. ........... @OO
Novelty White Materials-We are
showing a widely varied assortment of
novelty weaves IN white goods. such
as Rice Cloth, Lace Weaves. Embroid-
cred limo and striped novelties, rang
ing IN width from 80 to 4 inches.
S a::l. , 6as Sewing 3....-... Csc
Black and White Novelties, 4O-in.
Voiles. Organizes and Dimihes, 4O-in.
wide-Chiffon Lisse, Tissues and
Crepes. 3O-in. wide-every variety of
black and white stripe and Or
figure, yard 25c. 29c and. OOC
COIOred Novelty Wash GOOds-An IN
comparable assortment of plain and
silk stripe voiIes, tissues. wolfe chiffon,
embroidered crepes, tub silks, Jap
crepes, Vim. Anderson zephyrs, cobweb
silks and poplins. These are specially
% RF,sid for Sewing Csc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

better-and He will ike them better.
They will cost less.
Since the collar bands can be bought to fit
anv collar the making of shirts is so sim
pIif.ed that most anyone may now make
a silk shirt with ease.
wonderful assortment Of beautiful new
silk shrtings are here to select FROM in
Guiding Tub Silks, Habutais, Washable
Pussy Willow, Crepe de Chine and Crepe
'Taffetas.
These are specially priced at $1.Oo to $3.50
yard.
8 yards of silk for the average shirt, $500;
collar band, &c; thread, Toe; pattern, 15e;
buttons, 15c- Total 60 AZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
The Most Complete S

Popular Hsof all
BOuse Skirts from the worlds acknowledged sources exclusive styles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
SeIm sGretDcn apne nam sep. E,eles ointr.

SnB. llno mcrtniiroia. pom feincnt
olclcr tupferen Sampler borte id) ona
&ort lies bnrborea." nidlt einual
oaS ilblld)c obod)c". Sd idlrcitc
cllligc @agen nb. Sort ld)allt cill
SilrQltoa. ben piclgemtnoenell gelbell
Surbnn iiber Den bra%difcpbalen Sd)d-
Del gefoltet, nit ratbielboftem So.
d)elll beill s%Scniter berous. SD gebc
ollf i'm 5l mo iprefc i'm nit cilli.
gen arublldlcn groden an: o&nB
d)craf ioliiOi", rifolnm!" Seine Sip.
pen 5icben iid) mcit oilscinanocr llllo
ih fam ca nidt untcriheibcn, pb
lcin @rinlen @eillen ooer 2ad)eu be
ocutet. o&nb d)erot iodbibi," ia
lhalonr!" (8utcn Sag mcin Sicbitcr,
fem 6rieOe!") flingt cs beiier 5ipi-
ldcn ieincn meiBen 3lbnen berpor.
Crit ans Gbelela in IlGcricn nn0
beiBt MiohoneO ben Gnlipn ben DC
lall. Bit on perbeirntbet2" frngc
i6 i'm nm. llno CT anttuortet er
babe u5pei NeliBe" IN Sntic. Gicic
Intpnrt lelld)tetc mir nid)t alcid) ein.
Gpd) lo9leid) erinnerte id) mid, Ser
Nrabcr tcnlt filr .S&Gb" mo &c
liB" mr. cillen NllaDrud. o9tbar ad,s
lolo." CyHolen lolcli mudlIell. no Dill
9chlt!"), 10 flnng lein Sl5idiicoSgrlb
III Der poclirelden Sprddc 0t3 }lra-
bcra. llntcr Ger5lid)en 9tlticn Sine
Ia SuiIIc!" roQt Der ,3llN Gus Ger
Sale. Gr bringt Der irun5DiilGjct
Nntion ibrc SDhne. Die fiir lie III
Iterbcl berelt marcll mo Die MN
crit filr lie 5ll lcbcn p%crlteben, al
rH*. 0aS HirrtIglcHca III ;lGIr:l,
are, g lIegt haril tinc prlt,;ihc
oiri5c. cine .r'5rite 6urdltGnrfcit,
Die roS @cii!1l cYbebt ms rarrI0t.
Ser @oben, ., Jou NclDtnhhlt &c.
Oiingt lit, miro sic eolcn @liithen oc5
Entriotiamla, 0eS 8lallbena ltlo oc5
IltrliamuS olfipricBcn laiicl ul0
lire tSrildt miro cine 1liiflihc No-
tlon Ieil. Der @olferbuB bat bas
cllropGiid)e 8eluiiien nbgeldniit,
ober brirgcn oieie lhlperpcrmumoetell
Selbcn uid)t elm Mie6ererpohen oes
@auiiiena nit iid) in Die Scinlotb 5lt.
riid? @ir Oiirien IS boiicn, Der @e-
folgcrenulataulh ser Sdumcrper-
munOetcn miro Oaa Scrlonocn mad
Tricoen beiflcunigen NM oicicS &c.
Itei9ertc Gerlanqen miro enbiid oenl
bllltenoen europa Den er"lebnten Srie,
Ben brinacn. Sic oQe aber lperoeIl
Die Sdrpei5 iiir ibr Siebesuerf
iegneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

9llld belgilfe Sritppcn itebcn bier III
@orniion. SGglid lnltfcn Ben So
riIer 3eitllngen 5llfolge I'M oortigen
Seinehofen en9liide Ntadidliibe ell.
Sir Die Srilppen iillb nad) miebcrhol-
ten 9lllsihreitlngen in Der Staot DOR
ocrlelben ausgcbebnte 3eltlager nit
groBen 2eic. mo ionitigen Grbo.
%llrtgahollen, audi %1crdumigc Saja.
rcttc crrid,tct mor0el. SagtGali1
gcben Sritppcntbcilc mIttcls Ser 81
Ielbobn llad Slonoern ab, mdbrerlo
llrlgefehrt ans Nlnloern nnnllaaeicbt
Sernillloetens mo &rnnten5ilge cIns
%treffen. Die 9elablng Der frnn5oii.
ld)cn Edible ourd) Die Gllaldlocr be.
trad)tcn oleie dlld) ais mirfianncs Ntits
tel, nuf 0aa pcrbiln0etc SrunfreidI
Den ibrcr Mcinullg nod c%rioroerli-
den Grllf %nlts5uiibcn. Gos iiberall
iiiblbar lperocnOe Gingrcifcn Scr eng
Wilit1rbeh0roen ordilgt Die
fran5oiii6en Sebor0cn ganj 5uriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
Zinc rmiiiict,e $ekamcrmtGr.

&or einiger 3cit mnd)te cine Shall-
crllor Die Hnn0e ourd) sic ruliiihe
Frciie: Die Sarborci ser oiterrei
d)lld)= nnNorlid)en &ricgfiihrung lolltc
an Dem belonoera trniicn Son crlpie-
len mer0cn, 0ob llnicrc Sofootcrl
eincm 0%cfollgc1en Muiicn Sic 3lu,0c
ob1eldnittcn b1tten. Sieier Wonl
Nclangte Sl Den Seincn 5rriid mn
mnroe ais Spicr mo lcbenoiNcr
3cltgc ulIcrcr @rnlliamfcit nlonllio.
rad) gccbrt mo alldl bon Dem Barren
ollage5eidulct. NnlGBlid) bicicr Mcl
Dung, Die Den Stemlpcl Der bosmiui-
gen G~rfln0lnlg ooer minoeltcnS Gnt
telling 0clltlld) al lid trllg, mur0en
Grhebungen anoeorouet, sic iebt III
Dem iolgen0en Gr9ebniB 9eiiihrt la.
ben: Ios ,. lulo 3. Siroler 2urlocs.
ihilbcn : Hcaiment itiirnlte ieillcr5cit
EN- @erf bel 3ales5e5nfi uno mari
Die Guilen 5uriid. &n Dem SdiiBens
graben trafcll oic Sirolcr Sen ruiii,
ld)el Snlbaten Nuorei Waflld)u pom
149. &alplid)en fe9lment, Der ounlit
be'd)uftlgt mar, Don Ser nb9eriilenen
SanO zines gefallenen rltliilden Sffi-
5lers Den Gbcring nbiu5iebeu. IS ipll
inn nlllt bon ulicren Soloutcl Ole
3ungc nbgcidnlttcn morocn icirl,
n6cr Wnflldn bat Oie 3llloc ilbrr-
bollpt nid)t pcrloren. Gr mllrOe beirl
nudltcn Stltrm Ser ullliId)en Srltps
pen ais uerleBt, un0 5lpar nit ollrd)-
gebiilcner 3unge, ouigefmOcn mo
ms Spltal gcbrdd)t, 5llerit nnd 81
lea5e5pfi nnO Damn nnd) Sarnppol,
no er nit gun5er 3llnge ais gebeilt
~cntlaIlcn mllr0e.
Gle rliiilhen slcr6tc in Sales
5e5pti ertldrtel Sen SAL gol5 cinfnd).
Mafuhn itolperte bcin Ioponlouiel
ul0 perlebte it'd beim Safe nit lei
llcn eigenen 31bncn Die 3u1lgc. Die
rniiiiten Sfii5ierc, beiipiclSlpciie
Der slrtillerIc.apmnnll1ant Stcfono.
nit, maren Oerielben Wcinuma. Ger
ruiiiid)en 9lrmceleitung poBte e. ober
better, eincn biQigen Ntdrtprer u1O
Sclocn 5t hnbell, olcroings circu,
Der mGbrcnO einea SturmeS nid,t3
anocres 81 tblll bate, alS Hinge BON
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
Homcn, DC 'SanStitabt scr
Nprmanoic,

itebt gcllol 10 nic 9oitlognc, &c 0u-
prc, Calais mo Siinfirdlct bcllte
gun5 inter cnAliiher g%otnlGBigfcit.
Mollcn nit lcincr 6iillc bon Crime
rlingen an Seonne 0'slrc, Gnglonoa
0liibeuoltc Saiierin. Der Die GnglGn=
Der bier Den 600 oui Dem Shciter,
bailien bcrcitet buben, lit ais elmer
Der Somnclpldbc iiir oas englilhc
Seer dilBerlid cine uollitGuoig eng
llld)e Sta0t gcuorocn. Mobl leblt c8
in Dem bunten StraBcnbiloe ni6t an
iran5oiilhcn llniiormen ans ocu 9iei
ben Der GriaBbotniaonc ooer Natio
nolgorben; lie peri6plnoen icbod
inter Den 5nbloien cngliihcn Solo.
ncrn Der ucrihic0enen c~ngliid)cn 81.
pllioncn. Mon bcgc9nct III bullten
9ilocrn Sd]ottcn, 0odldnocrn.
ci9cutlidJen G%nAlduocrn. Snoicrn,
borunicr bronjciurbigc Sifba nit
iDrcn boben Surbona, Hoprtas rlilp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

lid ploblid Die Meiiingnaie elmer
SollbtBgranate berpor. Sd grill ull-
mlllfilrliH nnd) ibr iltO perbrannte
mir %morOsmaBig Die Singer. @cgen
Ibeno bOrte 0os 9ombarDenlelit ullf,
aber Die tilrfiid)ell ShrapneQe iprans
gen ndd) lpie Dor nnt 1ull5elt Stralo
lumber, uno Die Gernuunoeten in oen
Topten luareli elllem g~eraoe5u bolli.
'd)cll ,Se,icr nltsgeicbt. 9lltd) bn3 ner.
pcltpctnlaelloc Wepebriellcr belt on;
an Shloi mar natiirlid) gnr lid,t 81
OcllfclL mo mir battell iiberbica ailc
Soll0c poll 81 tbllt, Die 5erId)oiielcn
Sroben lpleocr oils5ubeiiern, INN me-
lllgltcils 10 lange uic mGglid, lulierc
Stellunaen 81 balten. Nuf lulicrcm
llnfcn 6lii9el bift am llfcr, ctlpd
cine babe cnglild)c Mcile poll Der
STEELE cntfernt, no id) lag, fpnllte id
Elm Boot lcbell, Oas in Der Grull0ung
ld)ultfeltc. Sd nabnt melll @ldS 5ltr
SatO mo lab Nun, OaB ud)t Seiden
oarin iabcr, mGbreno am ltfcr iibcr
5man5lg onocre ln9ell. Sin Matrolc,
Der bclltlld) al ieiller weiben MiiBc
6lt crfenten mar, LAB III elmer merf-
miirolg lcbellOigcn Steallng: ous @c-
iid)t gegcll Die &iiitc gcrihtct mo ons
nod INNER in Der erltnrrten
slls Dir gtod)t bernieoerionf,
ld)dufelte oos Boot nod INNER ailf
itrto nleOcr; on Mtprgen dis idD bin
dbbllftc, Dar cs perld)lplu0cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
Sci Sem fransSiiis,en Jnpas
litensme INT 5irict.

Oafur @riln id)reibt III ocn .Nclteltc
3ilrd)er Hud)rid)tcl" mic folgt:
Der Menidbeit gailjcr Somllcr
taBt elnen on. mciln mon eini9c Mi
lnlten bel ben Sdmerpermuroeten sll-
aebradlt bat. Nit ser giitiger Gr
lallbniB OeS Flub &omnalloantell
Sbcrit Neiier betrete i) Die Ylatt-
form, 5t meldcr Ser 3uaong milf
tGrild nb9eIhloiien lit. gine groBc
Menge mnOrolgt Den lniIitGriiden
&orOon, menlgltens cine traglide
S5ene Ser groBen @elt. Sroeooie nit
clgenen Argen id)alten 81 fonnen.
9tclln llbr so. "a idbrt ihon ser
GermunOeten 3ila III Oie @abnhoi
hnQe cin. Gr fiihrt - Mo11pnS oe0
oNruno erpreB iourgon", Die beipl
oera filr Oieicn ,3med tnocllos eill9e.
rid)tct iino. Gin iolher @ogcn ioBt
II Better filr forpcrlld) id)mer BE.
ld)1Oigte, Ole lld) obne Nilic nid)t
ielbit iortbeluegen fonncn. MuS DnS
gngc bier 81 idul,en bcfpmmt, lit
grallenpoll ilno tlefergreifen0. Mell-
id)enruincn, oeren Inblid urlier tiei.
ties @eien erihiittert, mo 10 id)mcr;s
lid, 5ll. 0cr5cn bringt, ais ginNe eiIl
SdDert ourd) 6ic trullernOe Seele.
Plus ihrcn Decentralization ;}iigell
lele id) ole porpltrfapollc Sro0c oil
ooS unerbittlihc Shidial; morlm
gcroOe iie nit ibren frilhld0umen
Den 9lute ben loOernoen %gSeItcnbrono
0ea pom nQen GuropGcrn gcidiirtcil
&olferhnIiea lolden mubtcn. III oeIl
iibrigen @agen lit ouS Glenn ocS sc.
bella nidt 10 groB. Sier bciinOen iid)
$3.50 pe%rItiimumelte Selben Der
ogrono nrmee", Die cillcn Arm o0er
Elm &cin I'M Shluhticl0e Slriidlulien
nnlBten. Nit freitoigcm Sdd)elr ulo
bcr3lidem Snnf nebmlcn JIG Die 5ohl-
reid)en Slebcsgn6en cntgegen, Die III
llell pom biciigcn Gomite in GROCER
Siillc gcrcid)t mcrben. Nit elmer
ironjoiiidcn 3citumg ircllen iie iid
mebr ais nit elmer Slnide Mein
ober elmer Sd)nd)tcl 3ignrettcn. Gas
iino enblld @riiBe ans Der lang
eriebnten &cimotb, Ger lire &er5er
clltgegenitlagcn. Miibreno lit ole
6rennold)nit. meltle 5piid)cn linen
bcrrid)t. NQc @abcn lpcrocn 0leid
inter %einnnocr p~ertheilt. &nmcruo-
ld)nitlidtcit bciBt ibrc Sia5iplin. SirI
ale crihcincu luic cine 6olnilic, Die
ein 8eoonfe, cine Sor9cucrbinoet, uno
ooD lit Die Slcbe 81 Der ygralloe M.
tom. Sd gcbc aui cinen iungen
Sol0aten 5lt, Der 0llrd) lein lntclli=
genteS NllSleben mo lcin mobler3o-
genes Nllitreten meine Nnfnerfinm-
felt nlf lid 5og. Gr lebilt beirn offes
men Senltcr beraiis. sd biete lbm
bon meincn 3igoretten al. Gr greiit
nit elmer ~elegonten @eite 81 lno
rimmt beideiOeu 5ruei Stiid bcrnus.
oMterci beullcoup." NM meine Iro9e,
luic or nit scr bclttId)cn S~cDAuollng
5ufrieben mar, ailtluortct er: lcbr gut
audi Die aoit mar 1it, mr. aab e0 81
penig groo. Gr mllrbe nod am -.
2luguit in 9elgien permmnOet. ,S6
rage MN: r@louben Sie al oen Or
iolg Der iran5oiiid,en Oiieniipe?"
Seiu Bid muroe trourla. v9tous
les mcttrons ianloiS bcbor0, c'cit oiio.
mnut!" o@ir meroen lie nienlolS
berausnericu, Gas lit 5llm &er5pci-
icln," mar ole Nntport. Is lag piel
mebr Sitterteit III ieinen g8ortcll oils
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
Gcritupfnns ucruriadt bic meiitcn
Yeibeu.

%on bcn n%nsebduftcn SpciieiiGere
rcitcn in SIREN breiBig Sub lnngen
Gingepeipen bringt bas @ift in ben
&orper, perlriudt Sicbcr unb itort bic
@%croauung. Sic befommeu Nuis
itoBen, filblcn auf8ebldbt, iinb rci5>
bar, ia 5dnfiid. Sic ielbit linp uidt
ShuID pnrdn, ionbern Sbr 3llitanb.
Sreiben Sic bielc giftigcn Stoffc ans
Sbrcm &prpcr, inbem Sic beltc Ibcnh
cine pbcr 5lpci 81. Sings Neip Siic
Tilen nebmcn. Sbrc Giugepcibc
ipcrpcn lid mi Ior9cn gdu5lih unp
frci cntlecrcn unb Sic perocn pnnfs
bar iein. &olcn Sic iid nod beute
cine Slnide, SO Yillen cntbnltcnb, IN
Sbrcr Ipptbete fir % Gcnts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
@iirmcr pcrnriahem piclc SinDcr=
trartbeiten.

@ilrmcr. 81 Saulcnbcn rnllbcn Dem
Ninnc bic nptblpenoigc 9tabrung, Der
blnncrn bencn WadlatbunL peruriad)cll
%crltopfung, %crbonngebcidlucrbcn,
Ncrpriitdt, irrcauldrcn Ippctit. Sic
Der uno malld]mnl Ardnpfc. aidapou
%urm AiQer bcbcbt allc bieic llebel.
Cine picrtel bis 5u cincr ean5en
3lfertublctc, nad) &pridriit acilpmz
men, t6otct bic @iirmcr ltno ircibt
lie nb, rcgllirt Den StublGnug bes
ainoca mn itcllt beiien @eiunbbeit
lpiebcr Der. &olet Cub cine 20 Gents
Sdndtcl bel @urcm Npotbcter. Saiiet
Die @ciunobcit mnb 3utunft Cures
ainoes uidt IN @cfaGr 9erntbcn, ipcnu
Elm 10 einfafcs Wittcl 5u babcn lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

Scit einigcn Sngen bat man ou-
nit onaeinngcn, Die ultcn bclgiidcl
llniformel nud) mo ndd) ucridmin.
Den 81 ~laiien, beionocrS 5lpefnlGBiNc
abafi.lluiiormcn iollen lie crietcn.
Gas lclle aicioumAaitild trG1t aber
lpcoer Die fran50iiid)e 6arbe, nod Ole
elgIiide abotis, nod Ole Oelltidc
grnue tS1rbung. ion0ern lit etuu
eiiengrall, maS iueniaer iidltbor, iebr
elegant mo militdriih lit mic Ser
Barrier io9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
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arSamcuers

Nic 9pnbon Zines" uer0ffent.
lid)t ben grief eireS en0liiden Sol.
oatell, Der an Den lctten Soroullellen.
aumpfen tbcilgeuommcn bat. IS
bciBt oo inter unocrcm: ,Scrltdr-
fllngcn M Den linfcn tSlii1cll" brittle
EN- Sffi5lcr mie mahniirlig Olrd)
ooa Spradrohr, mo on I'M ielbcn
Nltgcllbltd ld)on pieoer cine @rannte
all9c'auIt fam: YSn Ncfulg. on.
riiden-8ranoten iino geiunobcita.
ihG0lid.." limo Damn bcganll cine
milblelige &rarlerei ilbcr Die Serfliif-
teten Sohcn5ilge binpcg oilf Die tScll-
erllnlc ST. lpo id) bon nteilcr slbtbcl-
hing fprtfnm itno eillcnl allltraliid)cl
Ncglmcnt ais Gitfcrnln95ld)1bcr jll-
getbellt mltrOc, mas nleille Spe5iulis
tat lit. Id iab Ourd oas Serltrobr
genal oQc @clpcglulgcn Ser Siirfcn
llno pernlod)te cincn @nionettenan-
griff in iciner gnll5cn Gntmidllulg 5l
perfOlgel. l%lnierc TcrpllnOcten fo-
men in id)ier cnbloicn ;3iigen hercin.
Sie mdrcll i'm groBcn gull5en BET gu,
tenn Sltn1or, aber lie gcbralldltel
Iua0rilfe, Die niht ans Der Conn.
togsidulc itommen. Nun ubcr fam
aud, ltnler ei1cner Sd,iitengraben an
Die Heibc. Sin poar tiirfiifc Sharf-
ld)iiBen mllBten irgelomie beral,Sge-
fllll0en babeu, 100 Ser Gntiernull95-
ld)dber ltano, oen1 tllr5 l~lad)einonoer
ld,lltgen nlelrerc 2ugelu bnarihuri
llcben mir cin, llno ein Wnnn. Der
Dor mir geItdnoen bate, ionf ploblid)
lin ul0 mdl5te lid oli mid. .Wo-
fild)!" lugte er lduuoh. DIS @ort lit
urobiid, unb beoelitct iopiel pie fer
tiN". Sunn fiigte CT nod bin5u:
aSaS 0el0 I'M Nelltcl melner Sran
mo Ben &ilbern - adj. perflud)te
SdNncinc.." llnb plotlih gcld)ub
etnaS gull5 WerfmilrOiNcs: Ser
Sterbcnoc, Der ifon init belpllbtloa
mar, rid,tctc lid nit nler aroft Elm
lcbtcs Miol nlli, fnictc hin id)ob iciu
@cDehr ilber ben @rubcnrunb bins
aus, 5ielte nit Sitternocn ,Sdnben
irgcllo mobin ms Nlnue binein,
oriIdte ab ulo brnd) I'M nunllid)en
glugcnblIf toot 5u.iummen.
Bon Der inter ms liegcll0en @llf)t
fer Orohntcn in5miihcu iuldufborlid)
Die &ano1cn llno gall5c Sdyndrnlc
Don @ranaten ltobcn brillleno iiber
un'ere &opfe oabln. anltm mar Der
cine S6narm uorilber, 10 fam alld)
ld)on Elm onoerer oaber. Ils Die 10.
@cld)iiBc lid ihlieblid nod eill-
mil6ten, blicb ms nid)ts lueiter
ilbrla, ais @raa in Ole Sbren 81
ltopfcrl. Is mar ubiolnt nmmoglid,
irgellb Elm &onmanOo III p%eritchell,
trnboen lie INNS oireft ms @elid)t ge-
brilllt pnr0cIL ia eS ld)ien gcraoe5u
lodcrlld), bob Elm Melidl ~iiberboupt
pcrilld)te lcin min5igcs Stimmden 81,
crbeben, mGbren0 Der &%nnoncn0ous
llcr I'M inns bic gnn5e @elt 81 per.
ldllingcn ld)icn. Mir fonnten bon
n%nlercr Stclllng aus beObafter, iuie
ell ariegsihiii mttcr inns in ser
@lld)t mlablGliig Snlpen aus icinen
Sed)a5oll Sattericn n%bfcuerte. Iide
&olten rotber mo brallnen Halldea
5oNcn iiber ona Mcer, unb bismeilen
bate mon ben Ginorlf, ais Oh bon
Dem GG)o 0e3 iltrdt6aren @elhilBs
ounllcrs bic Telien Inn inns madcltcn.
Sann bcAunl Die feinblifc ArtiQerie
5i nntportcn; lie ii6crid'iittete inns
9craoc5n nit Sdrdpnelel1, mo iiber-
all, Dor mo butter lllls, t0ute OaS
Sunlmcn mo Eieifen Der allgeln.
Nus Dem Gr0ollflultri Dor inns id)ob