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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11
WOMAN'S LURID
STORY DOESN'T
IMPRESS POLICE

The very lurid story of Mrs, Ella
Freeman. OF No. SO sherwood.ave..
was investigated by Detectives Rog
gers and Kolb. early Friday morn
.1g. and on the police records, Mrs,
Freeman's narrative OF how she
awoke at I O'Clock Friday morning
IN shed at the rear of No 376
Elmwood.ave.. with ggg In her
mouth. and her shoes and stockings
missing. Is a closed incident. which
means that there will be- no further
Investigation.
Mrs Freeman's story included a
strange lapse OF memory. that last
ID from early Thursday evening, I'm
III she awoke. Friday morning. With
the gag In her mouth
She said that shortly after noon.
Thursday. she went to visit a Mrs
Jeup. on Chene-st., leaving there at
5 o'clock 10 take a Harper car for
her home She walked around until
$50 IN the evening. when she met
August Lemk!e. ~ No. l14l Town.
send ave. and had drink with
him They went 10 the home 81
William Baby, an old bachelor, liv-
ing at No. SO Elmwood.ave. and
they had one more drink there
Then. Mrs. Freeman said. she re
mem cred nothing more
The detectives questioned L.emkic
and BABY Lemkie said that Mrs.
freeman Was intoxicated when he
met her, and that her lapse of mem.
DRY vas entirely alcoholic. Hc said
that she would not go home. when
advised 10, and added that he and
Baby went to bed. and left the back
door open for Mrs Freeman. telling
her that she could depart when she
Was ready
Her shoes and stockings were
found in the house. hut neither Of
the men could imagine how she got
the gag IN her mouth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11

OF the United States
hopes that II will submit
that evidence Cor consideration
In this way the I.nsitania case Ia
held open while the original demand
that American lives be- safeguarded
L. repeated and emphasized
The note again declares that
there can be no comparison with
the wrongs which Germany com
plains she has suffered at the hands
OF her enemies. who. she alleges.
are violating every rule Of the law
OF the seas
The government OF the United
States Is contending for something
much greater than mere rights Of
property or privileges OF com
merce." the note continues. at Is
contending for nothing less high
and sacred than the rights OF hu-
mainly. which every government
honors itself In respecting and
which no government Is justified IN
resigning on behalf of those under
It's care and authority"
This Is the foundation Of the
American case President Wilson
Is willing 70 discuss with Germany
Jus, what rules should BE- applied
10 submarine warfare. He is will
ing 20 act as mediator between Ger
many and her enemies in anything
that may bring about even a partial
accommodation Of interests. or In
any way mitigate the terrors OF the
present distressing conflict"
In doing so. however. he insists
that the United States must be as
sured that It's rights under intcrns-
tional Law are recognized and re-
spected
The note in fun follows;
Department; Of state
Washington. june p 1918
American Ambassador,
Berlin
You are Instructed 20 deliver text
ually the following note 10 the min
lister OF foreign affairs
In compliance with Your Excel
ieuct request. 4 NlI NOT tAA 70
transmit - my government trs-
uediately upon their receipt your
note OF MAY % IN reply 10 NY note
OF May -. and your supplementary
note OF June :. setting forth Tire
ccnclusi 0ns 80 FAR az reached oy the
Imperial German gov ern nent con
corning the attacks on the American
steamers Gushing ard GulHight
am now iustrucfsd ~ my goveru-
ment 20 communicate the following
in reply
The governrnent % the United
states notes with eradication the
fuIl recognition by the German gov
eminent. Ia discussing the cases ~
the Cushing and the Galh ght ~ the
principle % the freedom % al parts
OF the open sea 10 neutral ships and
the frank willingness % the Imperial
German government 20 ackao~leiee
and meet It's liability where the fact
Of attack upon neutral ships which
have not been guilty % any hostile
act by German aircrast or vessels
% war is satisfactorily established
and the government % the United
states will IN due course Law before
the Imperial German. government. rs
~ requests, fun infornaa ton concern
ing the attack on the steamer Cuse-
ing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11
Nature of Explosion
Has No Effect On Issue

Whatever may be the contentious
OF the Imperial German governnsn,
REGARDING the carriage OF contra
band OF war on board the Lusitanta
or regarding the explosion ~ that
material by the torpedo. IL need orIv
be said that in the view Of this gov
eminent these contentious are irreie
want 10 the question of the legality
OF the methods used by the German
naval authorities In sinking the
vessel
But the sinking OF passenger shIps
Involves principles Of humanity
which throw into the Background
any special circumstances OF detail
that may be thought 20 AFFECT the
cases. principles which lift IL. as The
Imperial German government will no
doubt be quick 10 recognize and
acknowledge out OF the class OF or
binary subjects Of diplomatic discus.
sion or OF international controversy
whatever be the other facts regsrd-
ne the Lusesssts. the prfscips fses
" ehnt Q great steamer. primarily
eoe eoseey eooveyancs fer PES
ese9eses 49, eoryfng Dese thss .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11
LOVE BEST
OF WEAPONS,
SAYS BRYAN


20 the rules ~ the new. ana cheer
Fully admit that e - ahundantly SUP.
ported hy pre- edents--pr@cedeDts
written ir characters ~ blood upor
almost every page II human history
Austria furnishes the most recent
precedent Z vas Austrtas nrnnesS
that dictated TIE ultimstum agAinst
Serhi- which set the world az war
Every ruler nova participating IN this
unparalleled conflict has proclaimed
his deslre FOR peace and denied re
spousthtlity Tor the war and 70 IS
only charitable that we should credit
all ~ them with good faith. They
desired NeRce. bat they sought b, ace
cording 20 the rules ~ the old sys.
tenn They believed that. trmress
would give the best assurance % the
maintenance % peace. ard. fslthfuiiy
following precedent. they went 40
near the ere that they were. one
after another sucked into the con
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11

solutely necessary, hut the board
used 20 buy desks with cast iron
frames which seemed TO answer
the purpose.
II would take a chemical analysis
70 discern 50 cents difference be-
tween the two desks.
TO award the contract 70 the
American Seating Co. would be a
deliberate steal from the taxpayers
OF 81 cents per seat" said Inspector
William II. Maybee, who r. leading
the fight against the high-priced
desk. after the session. Our op
pouents say the difference is all in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11
SLAVS RESUME
OFFENSIVE, CRUSH
ING MACKENSEN
,Coatinued from Page One,

the direction 81 Prxemysl The Rus
SLAMS smashed Mackensen's front In
l2-hour battle near Mosclska
\ second Austro-German army.
advancing on Lemberg from the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11
NOTICE OF CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

Saturday June ~. 1915. at Central
High School. 10 a m,
SWIMMING DIRECTOR.
Applications received up 20 and In
elvaing SATURDAY. June 2. , m.
Chambers. city Hall. ? m,
ENGlNEERs FOX CONCRETE
H0isTING ENGINEERs.
PORTA BILE ENGTNEERS.
ELECTRIC WfREMEN
cREosOTE PAVING EXPERT
Applications received up 20 and In
eluGinz Monday. June - 1916.
Tussdsy June -. 1913. az Western
Yards, Iepartmeni ~ Public Works.
bioILEk ROOM FIRE1EN' a. M
BRicKLAYERs' 10 30 a m:
WAGON MAKER 1875 m
ASPHALT INSPECTORs ~ a m
Same date at office ~ Commission.
S0z-si0 FsrweIi building
TREE TRfMMERS. 2 .. m:
PAiNTERs 2 ~ > m.
PAVING CHECKER. 3 p m
Applications received % - snd In
eluding Tuesday. jane IS, 1918
Thur sday. June y. 1915. at Council
CITY FIKEMEN. ? p. m
Applications received az 10 and In
cluding Thursday. June Il. 1918
Friday. June q. 1918. AZ Council
Chamb erH. City Hall
TROLMEN. 10 a. m
Applications received up 20 and In
Guiding Friday. June 8. 1918.
Applications for above positions
must be niied out ~ the person wish
ing 20 make application 81 the office
or the Commission. s02-sl0 Farwell
civil SERVICE COMMISSION.
FRED ". sMTTH
A-ltsl Chief Examiner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11
Follies of Old
system Demonstrated

Never before have the frightful
foilies % this fatal system been 40
clearly rev called as now The most
civilized and eniightened--aye the
most christian OF the nations ~
Europe are srappling with each other
a. IL In a death struggle They are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11
Lusitania Position
of L. $. Well Founded

Your eNceliency's note. Ia discuss
Ing the loss % American lives result
ing from the sinking of the steam
ship LUsitania. advertS az some
length 10 certain information which
the Imperial German government has
received with regard 70 The character
ard outht % that vessel and your
epcellsncy expresses the fear that
this Information may not have been
brought 60 the attention az the gov
eminent % the United states II IL
stated IN the note that the Lgsftanta
was undoubtedly equipped with
gpnhsrs and special ar ammunition
transporting troops from Canada,
carrying a cargo not permitted under
the laws OF the United states %
vessel also carving psssengsrs. and
serving IN virtual effect. az an
auxiliary 20 TIE naval forces Of
Great Britain. Fortunately. these are
matters concerning which the gov
eminent OF the United states 10 In a
position 20 give the imperial German
OF the facts alleged IN your sx-
cellency's note. IL true. the govern
ment % the United states would have
been bound 20 take ofhciaI cORnI-
duty az neutral power and In en-
forcing It's national laws n vas is
duty 10 see 20 IL that the Lusftanla
was not armed for offensive action.
port that she I'D not carry a cargo
prohibited by the statutes % The
United States. and that n In fact
she was naval vessel ~ Great
Britain. she mould not receive clear
ancs as nero hartman snd ~ per-
formed that deity and enfov~~d its
ststut~s With s~rupuiou. vigilance
through Its regular constituted
officials. IL is sbie. therefore, Ga as
sure the imperial G~vmas govern
0aenf that n has hoo, rufsf n fcrr~A
NJ the Imp~stsl 6.~Smss sov.vuw.,,
shoetd deem itself co he In pos.e..ios
Of eosvtn~tsg evidence that the on
cfsts OF the government Of the United
ststes de uot perform these dutis.
With thorough mess. the government
| OF the tntted states sts~~rely None.
that u Will subniit tbst evidence for
| e~nsfdevas soa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11
Edward Hori~r. who was declared
IrEaIIy dead by the probate court

Two years ago. after he had been
aphcard from by relatives for ~
Years. IL stili endeavorinE TO coll
iect sP?5 - tho amount OF his es
tate which was given 20 hts son
Albert John r. Molcney. who WAS
appointed administrator ~ the Mo-
sler estate. reported 20 the probate
court Thursday that the son had
been unable 20 obtain records show
ing whether he left anything
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11

Thousand souls Who had no part
iot In the conduct OF the war. Was
torpedo~d sad sunk without much
a. q challenge OF warninx. snd
that men. women sad children were
seat to thetr death tn circumstances
I'M pa raiielrd ia uaSdera warfare.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11
About 2cO D~troit Ladies Of the Mod
crn Maccsbe~s attended the qun.--

eTn Marcahc~s INTENDED the 1un.--
tpfIy meeting % the order IN
Wayne county. tn Plymouth Thurs
day. Stxty hives Zoo the county
we're represented 90 OF them In
Detroit Mrs Emma Davis. of l'r-
trott county commander. presided.
and state officers Were ia attend
aure \ class ~ 10 candidate WAS
initiated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-11

pe'rou T,me. job rrinu-x Dept
Main t5.o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
Der ,pakre @rmnS (!) s,sr Be-
fdsiebmne BON DareSfalant.

Our 8eidiebung bon Cares
a I miro 'amtli6 9emelbet: Dor
einiser 3eit purbe burf Geuter be-
rihtet, baB bas offene unb unpertbeis
oigte Saresialam BON ensliifen areus
germ tpesen Iibbrnuhs Der neiBen
Slag9e ~ieitens Der Seutlhen bombars
oiert nnb einise guropder ~9efangen
senommeu ipproen ieien.
lleber oieIen Yprfall miro iebt bonn
@ouperneur S6nee Solgenbes ges
melbet: Mm %. 9iopember nnliefen
Shlaftidiff .@oliatb", areu5er
.Sor", elm aabeloampfer uno elm
SHlepper S%areSialam. Nah Ser
ba~nblunseu inter Observation-Disclosures
scltattete Iertretcr beS @oupernes
ments Die @infabrt elmer eneliihen
Yinaiic in Den 9afen, our Yriifm9,
bab bort liegenbe Sampfer Der Sents
idben Sltafrifas Sinie nift betriebss
fdbis. Inter gruh setroffener-Ib
rebe einfubren III gtbitdnoen 5fuei ipeis
tere.. nit Waidineneepebren befpaffs
nete en9liide Yinaiien nnb ridteten
burd Sprenseu Der Iaidinen auf ben
Sampfern Selbmaridal unb aonis
&aiier 8ilbelm Sheben in Sobe bon
einigen 6uuberttauienb Hnpien an.
Gin Sbeil Der 9nmpfers8 eiasunsen,
oarunter cine StefparbeB, ipnrbe ses
fansen genommen. Ils bann nod
cine brittle armierte Yinaiie einfubr,
purbe lie bon unIeren Waihinenses
pebren beidonen. Sarauf 8ombars
oement bon 0aresialam inter oellen
ShuB Ilisfabrt Der Yinailen inter
9erluiten gelan9. Srei3ebn @nglans
Der puroen sefan9en 9enommen. bars
inter 9eutnant COMMANDER Entterion
pom .8oliatb". Sas 8o%uperneurs
Yalais murbe polis 5uiammen9es
id)oiien, ipciterc Sdiier beihdoist.
Nm 30. Hopember eridienen Die
arieasidifie fpieber. Sbre Signale
uui 9icbcrauinabms bon @erbunolnns
gen blieben nit Hiidiicht auf Den Der
trn9sbrilob Der Gngldnber bonn 2S.
mnbeadtet. Gnrauf bombaroierten
Die 8riessidiife nodrntals Die oifene
unb mpcrtbeipistc Stabt Suresialnm
Cine Heibc bon SGuiern mnroc idper
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
almstamids ssn Kriseseeianee'
nen lSft ecinerlet SrenSe
In Srantreiee aus.

Gin Sflpeiser S%erseant@ Ioior bcs
DTotbcn 4reu5es", meld)er beim Iliss
tauid) Der ihlperpertpunbctcn beutlfen
unb fran5oiiiGen arie9sgeian9enen
nit tbdtig mar, beidreibt Die @eridiez
benbeit bes Gmpfnnss, ipelder ben
alsgcloiten 8efun9enen bel ibrem
Gintreffcn an Der 8rcn3e bes alten
@aterlnnbes 3utbeil purbe.
Wdbrenb Die beutifcn @~efnn9enen
bel ibrcm Gintreffcn in Den @rcn5s
ortcn bon aroBen @~olfsbaufen gerabes
81 cntbuiiaitiid bc9riiBt lpurben, MIR
ben Die S%ran5uien bon ibren 2anbsz
leuten duBerit filbl aufsenommen. So,
Die 8ebDrben fparen eifrie barallf be-
badt, gu perbinbern, oab lid Die Ins
fommlinge nit ben breiten Shid)ten
bes Bottles miihten. Sfienbar ioll
perbiitct perben, 10 lanec bies INNER
angebt, bab Die &eripunbetcn lire CT
lebniiie in 9eiitIdlanb cr5dblen mn
iiber Die 9roBe 3ubl Der bprti9en 8ez
fangenen Iusfnnft 9eben, ba be-
fiird)tet niro, baB bdpnrh oas 0olt
MIR entmlltbi9t tperoen fDnnte.-
(gerliner Seriht bonn IL. Itdr6.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

fhcint, pber aber Die Sratbt miro pers
fault, ober BIG nuf rpeiteres fcIt9es
hnlten. Shtffe, Die nah auBerbeuts
Ifen Sdfen oeittniert iino unb Waaren
fir 8roBbritonnien feinolife Natio>
men fiibren, ooer Sdiffe, Die gi9cn>
tbum Der Seinbe gn9ldnb's iino. limb
gebalten, iolfc Wadren nnh etnen1
britiifen pber nliierten Sofen gu
%brineen. Sas @riien9eriht pirb
barber cntIheioen, Oh es it'd I'M
arie9scpntrebanbe banbelt; Die bril-
tiIde 8c9ierln9 behalf iih bas HcdDt
Dor, beia9te &noren geacn 3ublung
fiir lid, in Iniprlld) gu nebmcu, falls
es lid nift Inn Gpntrebanbe banbelt.
Srgenb cine Serion, Die Iniprud nuf
beldlaguabmte Waaren erbebt, bat
iplfen beim Sriiengcridt 9eltenb gu
MAIDEN, bas Die peiteren Sdrittc eins
letten, be3iu. llnterinhnn9en anitellen
fpirD. Gin Snnoelsoompfer, Der
&ldrungspnpiere bon einem britiifen
nah einem neutralen 6afcn beiist,
ieinen &urs inbeiien naf einem feinbz
lihen Snfen dabert, pirb ais Triic
genomnlen pber lit Der 8efabr Der
Seritprun9 ausgeieBt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

lest, ipeld,c fir bic Golpnieu nift
paBten. Nid)ts fpnnte pbne 3ultims
miins Ses ipaniiden Monard,en &C.
ldcben. Die G~r5iebuns mar bebins
bert, abcr bernod) crrid)tete Die Stride
Sdnlen. Sic S%rnuSisfoner mn uns
bere W%iliipndrc itcltrn Sdptlen Der in
Icrbinbung nit ibren alDitern. In>
fdn9lih gilsen Die Snbiancr nift in
Die Shilen, aber nod elmer @eile
lpar ibr 8iberitano gebrpden. Sn
Sabre 1924 CAB es fctnen ein5isen
Snbtaner, Der leien fonnte. 3pnnSig
Sabre ipdter, nlS 8iidof 3umarrago
Gin Bud in Die inbianiidc Sprade
ii%bcrtra9cn baben ipollte, lproh CT bon
Dem @rtcn, bas es tblln fDnlte, ba es.
ipie CT ingte, 10 piele 9ibt, Die 81 leien
pcrlteben. Eebrp DC 8ante bate ein>
tdillcnb &inber i'm ilnterrift. Die er
Hclision. Iuiif, 8einng linb 2atein
lebrte. Or begann cine ShuIe fir grs
lpaflene unb ~griinbete cine nnbere fir
ifone 4iinite nnb Sanbperfe. ginise
Sfulen batter bon ahtbnnbert bis
tailicnb &inoer. llngeaftet Der
Sfnieriefeiten that Die Stride Iues.
mas Tie fonnte, une Die Megierung 10
rpenis lpie mDslif,. ais bic Hepulm=
tim fam mnb nit ibr bic Hefurmseiese
hes Senitu Sitare3, fam and has ses
rinse Was Der 5reibeit, bas bic 8irde
beiaF, 81 Gnbe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
100000 GtnmanHerer In tteben
Menaten.

Sas Sdnliars Bulletin Der ginfpans
behring's geborbe in Baibinstpn ersibt
Die Sbatiahe, baB ndbrenb bes iiebens
ten Monats bes laufenpen Sisfaliabs
res 3O,1999 Yailagiere aus Dem Iuss
lamb in ben Ser. Staaten eineetroffen
iinb. Sierpon iparen 15,481 Smmi>
granten, 5.2O3 Nidts Smmieronten
unb 1928 9iirser Der Ser. Staaten.
@dbreno bes eenannten Ionats per>
lieben 43,315 Yerlonen Die Der.
Stoaten. Sierpon iparen 1928
gmieranten, 14,34S Nibtz gmisran>
ten unb 11,759 9iirger Der Ser.
Staaten. spmit perlieken $4,000
Ieripnen mebr bic Der. Staaten als
etnsetrpffen finb. 9eutihe gintpans
oerer CABS LOGS, g%migranten 10S.
Sn ben eriten iieben 1onaten bes
laufenben Si~sta(iabres trnfen 8uiams
men 220,365 ginpanperer Elm.
@dbrenb berielben 3eit 5oeen 425,e
173 Yerionen mad Dem Iuslano.
Sierpon naren 1925 gmisranten,
136,66S Nift> gmisranten nnb 1872
$50 8iirser Der Ser. Stnaten. Son
Den 10000 Gmigranten lparen 81
437 ScutidIe. Wenn man bic 3if=
fern Der einsetruifenen unb absefab-
rcnen Niht= 8iirger sniammenfaRt, 10
ersibt lid mGbrenn Der senannten BE-
rihtsperipbc fir bic Ser. Staaten Elm
Wanco bon 1,415 Heripnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
HmblanS fteat SremnSem Se'
Sinemnsen.

8uiiiihe 3eitunsen erfldren, 8uBs
Lamb lei MIR Damn 9enei9t, Den arie9
fort3uissen, ipsnn ibm Die Serri6aft
iiber gonitantinopel gelpdbrleiitet
pirb.
Sie Yariier Seituns ~Semps" 90.
WGr3) befilrnortet in einem Irtttel,
baB Die Iaiierten cine entiheibnna
iiber Die Sra9e. ipem G%onitantinopel
5ufullcn ioIc, bis gum Sriebensi6lub
binousihiebcn iolen, I'm iebc Heibun9
5fpiiden bcu Weitmdhten unb HliBs
Lamb gu permeibsn. 9ieier @arnln9
idlieBt iih aid Der friibere 9remiers
miniiter George Glemenceau in ieinem
9lotte .gSommc erhaine" on, Der
ooppr lpornt, BOB Die Sro9e Q 9ons
itantinopel inter ben IQiierteu gum
Streit fibre. toune.
(9aB bamit bas Sell bes Barren
ipieoer cinmal pertbeilt ipiro, ebe Der
Bar erlest lit, id)eint Den Sldttern
gar ni6t gum ScuuBtieiu s~efommen
81 Iein.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
Observation-Disclosures teiinae'
Iencktet.

Nprtb Carolina lit bas Seim iencr
lhumloicn gldtfer: .Sbe 3eril",
.Sbe 9ellpip Sadet", She Snpepens
bent, Die cs iid our N~lifgobc MAIDEN,
aIles aatboIiihc NIT ibrem 8eifer 5l
beipriben. Snsbeionbere iufcn Tie
barsutbun, baB fetboliihc Sdnber, lpie
Merifo, Spanien nnb Stalien Die meis
item @erbrehen nnb @erbrehcr alifs
fpeiien lino baB Die an Nlpbabeteu in
Der srpbten 3abl inter bieien @olferA
5u finben iinb, neil, tpie lie insen, Die
tatboliihe Stride srunbidslid eeeen
ale giIbung unb &ultur lei, unb DAP
Die fatboliihe Stride in unierem 9anbe
nifts Inberes iei, alS cine politiihe
Naifine. Sn Der nEoleieb Hetps".
g. g., bonn Sesember 1914 beibt es
aber: 9r. Sopner. elm 8aptiItcnpres
bigger, %bebauptete in elmer pffentlihen
1eriamlune, baB Der Genius bon
Hortb Carolina 1910 aufipeiIc, ba6
es 10000 In@ Ilpbabeten in Nortb
Carolina eebe. llnb oieic limb WeiBe
itnb ale iiber 10 Sabre alt nnb ges
horen gu ienen 9iitriften, Die in Den
Sdnben Der 8aptiiten limb. 8as ioQ
man aber Da3u iasen, baB $4,000
&riminalfdlle i'm Sabre 1914 in Nortb
Carolina pro5eiiiert ipurben. mebr uls
in bier anbern Staaten 5%ulammen.
Noh ihlimmer 9eltaltet lid Die
Sa6e, ipenn mir parurf ein9eben, fpie
8aptiiten unb barInter piele YreDiser
bobe Stnatsltellunesn in Iortb Caro-
lima einnebmen.
.Hep." Snpis in Gprtb Carolina
madte bic fpleenbe 8emerfune iiber
Die bnptiitiihe Stride oaIelbit: ngteun>
sig Yro5ent Scfienisen, Die in Die
2eeislatur 9etpdbit uurben, geboren
u~nierer Stride an. Siinf5ig YrD5ent
iino Seamten u~nIerer Stride, Srebi>
ger, Sonnta9s1S duqebrer, 9infone. /"
(@ebalten 5u Norfolf, 8a., am 4,
gulf 1904 8atboliten, Steuer5abler,
quite 9iirger iinb aber alseeIhlpilen
bon Staatsdmtern pe9en ibres @laus
bens. 8er treibt Yolitif, Die fatbos
li1fc airhe poer Die proteitantiihe?-
(@ater Selbmnnn i'm ogotlhafter
bonn &pitbareu 8lute".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
1~1terfwHrSiee Gtatiaeken.

ySbe Satberlnnb" pom II. @dr5
meloet: Ser 9eliber oes Stem 9orf
Seralb" lebt in Yaris, iener Der .N.
y. Simes" in 2oibon, Die 81.
.. 8orlb" unb Der n@lobe" niro
bon Sdottldnbern rebi9iert. Die .H.
y. Tribune" lit Gi9entbum zines
Sobnes bon Srn. 8bitelaip Heio,
beIIcn Shpeiter Die Satin bes rGrtro
gquerrp to his 9ritannic Iaieitb" lit,
Der Gigentbiimer bes 80. y. inner
lean" lit 5u9leid 3eitun9seigentbilmer
in 2onbon; Staatsiefretdr Srpan's
S6pieseriobn lit &apitdn in Der eng
liId)en Irmee; zines Der Iit9lieber
bes YrGiibent Wilion'i6en aabinetts
lit elm eeborencr gnsldnber unb -
10 f6nnte infer pro ensliiher Ginfluf
bnrf infer san5es pulitiides Spitem
nahsewieien uerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
st. OreesriuS Uereiit Don
3lmertta taet.

Sn Baltimore. Nb., tast pom 6.
bis 8. glpril Der ct. 8resorius Serein
fir airheumuiif. 9ns 6ofumt celes
bricrt Der bod}m. Sr, 9pers, Hrdiibent
bes senonuten @ereins; Der bodip' tie
5err gr5biiGof Sames 5. &eane bon
Dubuque, Sa., pirb Die Yrebi9t
balten. Sen @ciuns beioret Der Gbor
bes ct. Warien : Seminars inter
Erection pes eriten 8icez Yr1iibenten
8ep. Seq g. Ian5etti Trofeiiors Der
litursii6en Wuiif am Seminar.
Cardinal Gibbons pirb DEM 9ohamt
bcilpobnen. Bdbrenb Der Sauer Der
Conception iperben offentlide Dor
TRACE eebalten lperoen iiber &ird)eus
muiif, &nabcns unb Idnnerhore
@olfsseInng, 8e9leitun8 bes ~gregoriug
niid)en Gborals H. bel. NJ. gu DC,
Contention iperben Selegaten aus
alien Sbeilen Der Ser. Staater
erpartet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
paSeremsfi ais 1lnfl6aer
AmblanS'S.

Ser befannte polniide Sianiit ga
berepsfi nelher lid 5lir Belt IN Yaris
alIfbdlt, fiibrt bittere alnee iiber Die
Irt unb @eiic, fpie HilBlano Die Den
Splen 9egebenen 8eripredunsen se@
brohea bat. 8ie in @rfabrung ge@
bradt ipiro, bat Yapereipstt formea
bel Der italicniifen Hegierune Erpteit
.rpeger Der berausfornernben Weiie err
bpben, in tpeld)cr Yplen unp leine Be
fpobner bon DEN 8unen bebanbclt
lperben. 8eionoers 1T es Die plne
lihe gntlaiiun9 BON 10000 giienbabe
nern aus Dem 0ienit, ncld)e Ben 5pns
~fiinltler erbittert. Bitter beflaet er
iif barber, bab HuBIano iein Ser
iprefen, Yolen alltonomie 81 gepabs
rem, ihnobe sebrohen bat (Serliaer
Seridnt.