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Evening star., 1915-03-23
zAPATA DEPL0RES
M'MANUS MURDER
Apologies for Deed and Will
Punish Man Guilty of
Offense.
INDEMNITY NEGOTIATIONS
NOW BEING CONDUCTED
Carranza Denies There Is Dissension
Between Himself and Gen.
Gonzalez.

Regret for the killing of John g. Nc
Manus. an American. in Mexico City by
Zapata forces has been expressed to
the Washington government on behalf
of Gen. Zapata by Gen. Palafox. i'll
charge at Mexico City. Negotiations
for paying indemnity to the dead man 8
family are progressing satisfactorily.
This was announced today by Secretary
Bryan.
The Brazilian minister at Mexico City
has received the apology on behalf of
Zapata Gen. Palafox also made dec
laration that the men who killed Nc
Manus would be apprehended, if pos
sible, and punished.
The amount of the indemnity. Sec
retary Bryan said, had not been deter
mined.
A dispatch to the Carranza agency
here said lit is entirely false that there
is any dissension between the first
chief and Gen. Pablo Gonzalez and
equally false that any attack on Vera
Cruz is imminent"
Massing for Battle.
Reports to the State Department. and
to the Mexican agencies here continued
to indicate that Villa and: Carranza
forces are massing' near the coast in
northern Mexico for what may be the
most decisive battle fought since
Huerta was overthrown.
Advices to the State Department from
Tampico. dated March 10, said the Car
rama forces were "retreating to Vic
toria and that the Villa forces were
marching on Victoria" This was
thought to mean that at least con-
siderable part of the Tampico garrison
had marched inland to join the army
assembling to meet the oncoming
Villa troops.
The same dispatch said it was report
imately $500 Americans, 300 British
subjects. so Italians. so French, 1000
Spaniards and 1000 Chinese.
A report to the department from
Laredo. dated March 20. indicated that
a large Villa force was on its way to
was said. was being attacked, and
Camargo was burning
Other reports told of an outbreak Of
black smallpox in Campeche. of the kill
ing and theft Of livestock by looters in
the vicinity of San Carlos. Coahuiia, and
of the robhng of stores in Guaymas by
mob which resented the refusal Of
Cinnamon to accept fiat money. The gov
ernor, the dispatch said. had ordered a
large force to Guaymas to punish the mob
leaders
The Villa agency made public reports
that Gen. Chao. leading the southern di-
vision OF the campaign against Tampico
had penetrated beyond Ebano to a point
less than ten miles from Tampico, and
that the vanguard of the villa army
operating against Matamoras had reached
Reyness, sixty miles from Matamoras
The civil population. it was said. was
fleeing from Matamoras to Brownsvlle
Tex.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
May Install Street Signals.

Chief Wagner also has considered the
desirabiltty OF installing horns or bells
q, some of the principal street cross
inss to sound the approach OF the fire
wagons, and may bring a suggestion OF
his character TO the attention OF the
commissioners.
Pedestrians frequently endeavor TO
minimize the danger of collisions by
signaling to vehicles approaching on in
tcr<ecting streets. but even these
warnings often 60 unheeded in the
general disregard OF the regulation
made for the protection of traffic at
such times. t'hief Wagner said.
" &. EDDY chief engineer of the
public utilities commission. is conduct :
ing separate investigation of the ac
ci'leut, as taNicabs are common carriers
aud come under the supervision of the
comm issiou. Mr.. Eddy will particular
ly inquire as 10 whether there were
any defects IN the brakes or other ap-
paratus which would have prevented
the taxi driver from stopping his ma :
chine in time to avoid the collision.
How Pedestrians Can Help.
That accidents such as that in which
the big motor IRE truck Inquired yester-
day may be easily prevented was sug-
Sested bv William +. Peabody presi-
dent OF the Washington safely First
Association, TO-DAY. Mr.. reaboiy's ; suy-
ReStion IL that when IRE apparatus is
heard approaching all pedestrians on
the pavement should go to the corner
nearest ther and signal to all vehicles
travelling along intersecting streets TO
stop. In doing this. Mr.. Peabody point 3
out that the pedestrian should remain
(contipUsa On Second Page)
Evening star., 1915-03-23
No New Regulations Needed.

''hief Wagner. Superintendent of Ma
ciiinery Robinson and other officials of
The department take the position that
70 new regulations arc necessary. With
~ vehicles coming to a stop on the
7pprosch OF fire apparatus and with
vehicles on cross streets not exceeding
Twelve miles an hour. the maximum
established by Congress for the fire
'irrits. there should be no danger of
COLLISIONS at intersections, they main
tain
Yesterdays accident, il is claimed.
caused by the taxicab making
" ide turn on Pennsylvania avenue
when its driver saw that a collision
WAS likely. The right fore wheel OF
the taxi struck the right rear wheel
of the truck. turning both wheels un
der the body of the apparatus and
locking them.
The suggestion that two men be de
tailed to operate the steering wheels
a. the large motor trucks is not seri-
otISly entertained by the department
ofrcials. as they say. two men would
lave been powerless TO keep the ma
rhiic in control under such circun-
stances as those encountered yesterday.
Evening star., 1915-03-23

Rigid enforcement of the traffic regu-
iation requiring all vehicles to draw
up parallel to the curb lines and stop
on approach of fire apparatus will be
ordered by the Commissioners as re-
suit of the collision yesterday after
noon between No. motor truck and a
taxicab at 9Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, in which nine members of the
fire department were seriously injured.
While the District heads are prepar-
ing to investigate the cause of the ac-
,ident. il is not likely they will con-
sider necessary the adoption of new
regulations to prevent similar occur
rences In the future. 1t is no secret
that there has been widespread dis
regard of existing law covering this
subject. and 1t is believed that enforce
ment Of the regulation is all that is
required TO minimize the danger to
rsfic when fre alarms are being re-
sponded to.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Will Take No Steps to Close
Any Liquor Establishment
Now Doing Business.
TRANSMITS TERSE REPLY
to ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
Suggestion That Latter Body Has
Recourse to Courts to Be Adopted.
Says Attorney Shoemaker.

No saloon, wholesale liquor house or
hotel bar in Washington which the
Anti-Saloon League believes to be
operating illegally will be closed by the
excise board
In reply to the leagues recent re-
quest that 1t drive practically one
fourth of the capitals liquor estab-
hshments out of business on the ground
that their existence is a violation of
the Jones-Works law, the board in a
terse communication today announced
its intention to stand firm on its licens-
ing record.
The excise officials do not stop with
tins. but suggest that if their decision
does not meet with the approval of the
league the courts may be appealed to
A. f. Shoemaker. attorney for the
league, this afternoon said that the
suggestion undoubtedly would be
adopted. Arrangements for entering
prosecutions in Police Court will be
considered at an early meeting of
officers of the league, he said.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Text Of Regulation.

The regulation in question is contain
I'd in section 20 of article IL. traffic
regulations. and provides as follows:
"A vehicle 3n the approach of fire ap-
paratus shall Immediately draw near
20 and parallel with the curb and stop"
The penalty for violating is fine of
from 81 to $40.
Commissioner Brownlow expects to
receive some time today report on
Yesterdays accident. He said this
morning that he would specially look
into the question of the speed attained
by motor fire apparatus In responding
20 alarms, though he doubted the re-
port that No. truck was making
thirty miles an hour at the time of the
Ullisiou-
Fire deartuent officials asserted that
lie truck was not making over eight
cen or twenty miles an hour. and de-
clared that there is standing order
V hich forbds a greater speed being
attained in the business or downtown
section. All the motor apparatus of the
department is geared SO that it is i'm
POSSIBLE to maintain a higher maximum
speed than twenty-five miles an hour,
they said.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
WEATHER

GENERALLY fair tonight and Wedncs
dar. gentle winds. mostly northwest
and west.
Temperature past twcnty-four hours:
High. ~. At pm. yesterday; low, 56.
at pm yesterday.
For full report. see page ls.
Evening star., 1915-03-23
Within the Hour"

Last weeks sworn Net Circulatioa-
Daily Average. 7A,3se, sunday. Ss.2s5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
16. Mpril 1918.
9lnerfennuna ans Der Serne.

Sn %creinsblatt fir Die fatboliihc
9rciic SeutihlanO's fiir Idr5 1915
leIen mir:
o8afere @orfdinpfer Der Seutihen
Iinb Die in Dubuque, Soma, erid)einen>
Den brei Sldttcr: .8 d c /
8 c It n, r2 I e m b II + g e +
Is a5ctte" unb ~G a +
Sribune". Sreu unb entifiepen
babcn tic in @prt unb Bib pdbrenb
bes 9nn5en &rieses CUR 9eredten Sade
Scitcrreih : llngurn's unb Seuti6s
LAMBS gebalten unb 5ipar niht MIR
Die bciben Of Sldtter. ions
bern audi pns en9li Oh e 8od,cns
blatt .Sbe Catholic Sribune". 2cstcs
res bat jest iiber 10000 Ibonnentcn
unb ioq ndditens 5ipei Wal in Der
Wpfe erifeinen. ollie Dieie 9lGtter
iteben inter Der 2eitung bes Serrn
Nifolaus @onner, nelher Der Sadc
ieiner bieiigen beutidcn Sanbsleute
idlon 10 manden Sic1it 9clciitct bat
unO neld)er in Scutihlanb bcitens be-
fannt tit. Sic Stimnlln9 inter Den
Seiern bat lid bier entihieDen 5u
8unitcn Sciterreihs llngarn's unb
Seutihlanb's geipenbet. Scne fatbo>
Iiid,cn gldtter. lpeld,e nit Den oqiierz
ten @n9ldnoern. S~rau5oien unb 3uiien
bie!ten. baben nift 10 gut abse>
ld]nitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
8iIdbef Don uantmr piSerle9t
0eriid9te.

Ser boGGnoiide .Siib" lit bon Dem
8iifoi bon Namur, Woniisnore Scps
len, ermddtigt poroen, Der Welpnng
Der ,Isence Sapns" ails Snpre an Die
v@gcnSio Steiani". bab Die Scutidcu
Dem Siidlof perboten bdttcn, Den BON
ibm an icine 9io5eie 9erihtcten Saitcus
brief in Den airden bes S~istbums pers
leien 5u laiicn. auf's gntihicbcnitc
entgegen5utrcten. Gs III nidt ridtig.
10 erflGrt Der airheniiirit. oaB Die
beutihe 9eborbc Die Serlciung bes
SirtenbrieieS pcrboien babe. Gini9c
idarie Steaen, Die iid in Dem Saltens
brieie b~eianoen. murben bon Dem
Siifoi ielbit ioiort sednbert. ais i'm
Die beuti6e Seborbe bnrnuf auimcrfs
lam mad)te. Sowobl 5luilden Dem
8iihoi uno Dem beutid,en General
@ouperneur. wie 5ipiihen DEM gr5s
b,i1of bon Ichcln. cardinal Mcrcicr,
unb Der beutid,en Seboroe beireben Die
beiten Se5iebunsem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
ront. 3. Bale iibcr ,~,uinIerc
11eutraIitGt".

Cine bemerten5pertbe GrfiGrung
iiber Die Solgen Der bon Den Ser.
Staaten 9eiibten einieitigen o9ieutras
litdt" CAB bieier Gage in Sem Yort
8iqium Saparb Sale ab, pelder
ieiner 3eit ais periDnliher Scrtrcter
bes Erdiioenten bel Den 8erbanOluns
gen nit Wcrifo fungierte. Scrr Sale
ia9te inter NrDerem:
o@enn mir uns nod mchr Dor
Gnslano bcugen. mag lid aus bicicr
Folitit cine geidbrlihe @eipanntbeit
Der S~c5iebuugen 5niifen @roBbritnns
MEN mo Den 0er. Staaten entipidelu.
~Inidnglid, 10 LANCE lid feline
Gomplifntionen er9abcn, mar i6 fcin
@eencr Der Wniienaueiubr. I6er
oieic @n9elegcnbeit bat Jest elmer peit
crnltercn Srugc ElaB gemudt.
.8roBbritannicn permebrt unieren
Sd,iiien bos geiabren Der Weere. Is
crfiibnt iid, ms bas Hed,t ab5us
iprefen, unifulbi9e @aaren cinz
idlieBlih Nabruugsmittel, an Seutids
lamb 81 %perfnuien. @nglanb iibt aui
nns eincn iteti9 barter perbenoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
2Imet etne %1tteinmne.

Sn She engineer, Dem 2~onbpner
Sn9enieurs6 adblatt, Nr. 1865, Seitc
295. pom %. Septembcr 1914. lit
untcr Der llcberihrift: Competition
pttb Germany in the iron ano itccl
trape" elm Irtifel erIfienen, in Dem
es II. a. betBt:
n@ir tonnen Die ltnt~erbinoung
ocnria;en >octtueipcroeS au1 ciilcm
5lpar riitiif]tsloien. nber icbr cinz
laden @ege erreid)en. nGmlidl burf
planmdBi9e, griinolife Gerniftuns
idlnmtlidler Gnlasen Der bcutiden Sns
bnitrieu unb bcionbers ibrer Glen
unb Stablnerfe. gei Der militdriiden
8eiebun9 bes 2n1bes miiBte man feline
inbultrieaen StGttcn, iohdlo Die Srup>
pen ibrer babbaft perDcn, 5eritoren.
Wenn man it'd BEL ms unb in Sranfs
reid nit bieiem 8ebalAcn elmer plans
mdbisen @erni1tun9 crit pcrtraut
maobt, 10 lpiirben infolse beS Inter
9nnges Der beutlfen Snbuitrie mic
rem b%eimiideu Werfen gelpaltiec Wens
gen &opitals Suitromen unb lie bdtten
bon Dem @crfnbrcu circn uncrncBs
lifen Nuben. Surd Die @ebanblung
belgiidJer unb fran5Diiidcr Stdote unb
0orfer baben Die Seutifen ia Die
oifentlihe Ieinun9 eceen lid, sebrad)t
unb 10 gum 5bcil Der au9enlcinen
@utbeibung zines ioldcn Snouitrics
arieges als zines 9ercdten Ser
seltunesmittcls por9earbeitct."
&ommentar iiberfliliii9!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
Der Kaiier mnS SIC GIiGWsr
SSltaten.

Sic "aDlniife @olfs5eitun9" ners
offentlidt eineu Selbppitbrief zines
elidiiiihcn @arbiiten, Der an Der
@interidlad)t in Der Champagne
tbcilgenommcn bate. Sarin beiBt es:
.Sie S~ran5oien griffen 6ebu Wal
piitbeno nn, eff Ial ja9ten mir lie
ilbcr cinen Silgel bon Sobten uno
@erplnbeteu 5urild. Ils Der &aiier
bcrna6 bus Hcgiment beiu6te, ipar CT
ticf ergriffcn unb bate Sbrdnen Der
Hiibrung in Den Iu9en. @r ielbit
beitcte mir bas @iierne areuS an Die
9ruit unb fro9tc nad) meiner 9eimatb,
piinihcnb. iD mod)te pieber gliiflid)
in bas .id)one @liaB" 6uriidfcbren.
Mlld) 5ipei Sampler ans Dem arciie
3abern purben bort aus9e8eidnet. Oils
tic Der &aiier nad ibrer Seimatb be-
iragte, cling Elm beitcres Sddeln iiber
leine 3ii9e, or ihiittelte Den Solbatcn
frGfti9 Die 6nub unb-ia9te bcitimmt
unb bebeutungspoa: .@ut, 3nbern."
SieIe Inerfcnnung Der glidiier burd)
Den aaiier lit beitens seei9uct, Den cins
tdltigen H%eOensnrtcn ii6er Die Glioncr
entQeuen al trctcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
wilist. %. Sryan.
mill Yrpbibitipns Sraee aud
ferner ben Ginselitaaten
iiberlaien.

q. Safer, ser General : gupcrinz
tenbcnt Der Inti> Saloon 2eague, bat
nngetiinoi9t, Die .5rofenen" miirben
i'm Sabre 1915 Niemanbcn inter
itiieen, Der %beiiirrportet, bic Gin8el>
itaaten allein ioIlten bas Sed)t baben,
Trobtbitipnsgciese u1b ber9Ieid)en 81
idaffcn. Sus lit natiirlid gegen Den
@rdiibenten @ilion gcrihtet. Der
our6aus nift 9enei9t lit, bieie ieine
Nn1idlt 81 unbern. Sas miro allh
9erabe iest olrh cinen 9rief beitdti9t,
Den feline Sreunbe perbreiten. unb Den
er am 1. Rai 1911 geidrieben bat.
gr bate bas SGreiben bauptiG6li6
an Den Yaitur Sbomas 9. Sbannon in
Geparf, u. s., geri6tet. uub befannte
it'd in linn als Elm 9%efilrtporter prt>
lider Selbitregieruns lilO iagtc. Die
8etrdnfefra9e ioQte nit Ioral unb
@eieQi9fcit in Ger6inbung sebraht,
aber nitt 5u elmer politiiGen Srn9e
irgenb elmer Yartei fperben.
Sn bicicr Se5iebung 9eben Die GIN
iiften 8ilion's unb ieines Staotss
IefretdrS 5DcifeQos ipeit nuseinanber,
leBterer b%ebauptete nod fiir5lih in fir
feline Seitun9 she Gpmmoner" 9e@
idriebenen Seitartifeln, Die 9etrdnfe>
frngc lei cine nntiornle unb iolte
nid,t o Den @in5elitanten entidie>
Den, %ionocrn Den Yarteis Yro9rammeu
eingefiigt ncrbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
yDas God BON SeIfert."
itripriinslid mar bic fran5Diiihe
5eitnng bentif.

Ser Gentrums Ibgeorbnctc Sr.
Sfeiffer, Der Den obcsfrdnfiiden
@ablfreis &rouaf : 2ihtenfels I'M
8eidstas pertritt. per6ffcntlidbt in Der
amtlifen vgaperiiden Stnats5eitung"
&riegsbriefe. Sn elmer friihcn
SdltIberun9 Der @oscien tpibmete er
SeIfort e~insebenbe getrahtunsen:
.Selfort mar beutif,. Sic @rofen
bon Seffort bnuten bier IiG an Der
Sapoureuie cine Srusburg. Sas be-
beutet Der Namc, Der aud beute nod
Seffort 9eiproden miro. Selfort
bedt Den 9urdgan9 burh bas GDlfer>
thor. Die trouee De Selfort, Die mcrt>
lpiirbige @aiier> unb @olferiheibc.
Die, felt es cine 8eifidte 9ibt, bel
alien Sampler 5piifen Hbone mn
8bein Die @inbrudsitele Der 6eere ges
peicn lit. Bon Den Seutiden pllrbe
Selfort 1914 uno 1915 unb lpicber
1870 bclo9ert. Im IS. Sebruar
1871 lpurDe Die Scitung iibereebeu.
Sn Sranffurter Srieben fam lie an
Srantreih 5uriif uno purbe ieitber
rieiig auseebaut. Ser Gpd)er De
8elfort, Der Sels bon Selfort trdgt
Die Sitabele. Die fpeitbtn Die Stabt
iiberra9t. als Snbesriff Der Stdrte
8elfort's ipirb bas Sort Ga Wiotte
aneeieben. norbsoftlih bon Der 3itas
belle. In ieinem Sburm bdnst Die
geboiferuns nie an etnem 8abr>
3eifen unb Seiligtbum in fat nberz
eldubiider @erebrune. Sic Srnnz
3oien iagen aus Der troute DC Selfort
fomme Dem gliaB Die ~Sefreiuns".-
Sefreiun9 ~?
Nm Hoder De gelfort bat gertbolbi
an Der iabern I~biaQieite gum &C.
bdd1tnib Der tdpferen @ertbeibi9er bon
1870 ben %rieienbaften 2omen bon
9eliort - or iii % Weter lang unb
II @eter bod - binselagert. 8ies
piel t%auieno Iniihtsfarten flogeu iiber
Die Greu3e, Die bieicn 2opeu bars
itclen, mic er milo fpiro mn cmpor>
ipringt unb nit Der Erante biuiibers
greift iiber Die @pgeien. llniere
Seere merben ibm Die aralen be-
ifneioen! Gor Dem Hatbbaus in
gelfort itebt ieit 1884 auf Der Slace
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
625,z99 Ader fir sic SeiieSe'
tmne visSer srSWnet.

GefretGr Cane pom Sepnrtement
bes Snnern mad1t barauf aufmerfiam,
baB i'm 8erlauf bes Wonats Mdr3
623, 799 Ider Dffentliter 9dnbes
reien, tpel6e Dem @erfebr ent5oeen
gepeien paren, fir Die aa9emeine
8eiieDelrng nieber eroifnet iporben
iinb, pdbrenb 120,464 3uriidee5o9en
lporben nnren. Serner 9iebt Der
Sefretdr betannt, oab Der leete Gons
sreb bas ertueiterte Seimitdtten9eies
aif Die Stnaten aanias unb Soutb
Snfptn nus9ebcbnt bat unO bnb Die
Sreignbe BON ni6t bericiclun9sfdbi8cn
2dnbereien in bielen beiben Stnatcn
fir Die 9ele9ung o &eimitdtten i'm
llmfnnee bon 800 Ideru bemnddit
befannt 9c9eben ipiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
2lnf Sem Deee Scr er'
fenntnib.

Sn Der 2pnboncr .Snilp Wnil" bonn
Is. Mdr5 beibt es: .&ir BADEN piel
pom Der YSclagerung bon Seutids
Lamb" gebort. aber btele Sela9erun9
hat in Wirfliffcit nod nidJt b%e9onnen.
Ser @ebanfe, Seutidlnnb burh Ilts>
bun9erung 81 be5ipin9cn, erldetnt
nidt iebr praftiif. Iud] Der SUPPER
man9cl bat nod fcin aflltes Stubilim
crreift, pb9lcid Griabmittel fiir aus
pier, pie gum Seiipiel aluminium, in
mnndben Sdllen perlpcnbet lperbcn. 3u
9anbe bulteu Die Seutifen bis nrf
Den dubcritcn Sipfel gnn6 SelgienL Den
pertbpolen @rlbenz unb Snbuitrics
bc5irt BON Norbs Srnntreih nno oas
gan5e @c'te Tolen, Tie iteben nur 60
Meilep Dor Saris, 10 nabe tpie Srforo
al 2onbpn. Ser pabre anrnpf miro
nod fpn1men, lpenn Der SretperbanD
Die Iufgnbc %unternimmt, Den 8etnb
8uriid5utrei6cn unb einen 8eg nad)
Scutihlnnb 81 babnen. @S miro Elm
LANCER. barter aampf perbeu. Gin
&f, Der enorme Spfer unb Terluite
in lid biret unb gepaltise Initrens
sungen iebes ein3elnen Otiteliebes oes
groSen Sreiperbanbes %erforbert. aein
raider unb oramatiiher 3niammen>
brud bon 9eutihlanb lit pabridcinz
lif, Die SeutIdlen fonnen %minoeitcns
mod brei Iilionen Wann i'm militia
ridden Ilter ms Selb ididcn, lie
BADEN 8elbreierpen, Die JIG nad Sir
Gbmarb 9olben, elmer groBcn 9anfz
Iutoritdt. III Die Gage pcriesen. Den
arieg nod peitere ~ 0tpnnte burd)s
5ubalten. Wer bate Dor einem Sabre
gciagt, baB 9eutihlnnb einen arie9
in iolfem Iabitab ielbit fir nur iiez
ben Itonate finan5ieren fDnnte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29

Srud aus. Wir bnbcn proteitiert,
aber uniere gel6nerben Iinb cinfad,
%i9npriert norben.
"Neiner Nniift naf fam iif feinc
Station = es lei benn auf Soften hires
Sd)amgefiibls unb ibrer @bre = cine
oerartig frede Scrgelpaltieuns ibrcr
8edte gefalen laiien.
~Wenn Gnglanb uns p%er6inbcrt,
unierc @aarcn nad Scutihlano poer
neutralen, 9eutihlanb benafbarten
Sdnbern 5u icnben, Damn InBt ms
iofort nnprbnen, baB neper anlcritaz
niide Wunition, nod nmerifaniihc
@aifen mebr nad Gnglaub perldifit
iperDen biirfcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29

b'Irmee Elm Nonument sur Crime
rung an Den arie9 bon 1901.
gs trGet Die beriibn1te Snidrift, bic
Shlagfport unb Yrogramm gcipprs
Den lit: ,Sudno mame?" - Sclblt
fDef1n .....
Ser Gc1trums : Ibaeprpnctc Or.
@ieiifcr iflicBt feline SetrndltunAcn
iiber 9elfort pprtlid,: ySeim Ibidlieo
aus Dem Gliab flie9en Die @cbanfcn
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aus. bin gum Siten, in Die SdIud)tcn
Der aarpatben nm tebrcn Slruf
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bcibt:
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
Opier Ses Krieees.

Sds intcrnntionale Bureau bes
.Hptbcn &reu5es" in 8enf bat ipcbcn
iolgcnbc gennuen (?) uno pffi5iellen
@crluitliiten Der friesfiibrenben Gambler
pcroifcntlift:
Dom 1. Iu9uit 1914
bis gum 10. Sanunr 1915, arnnfe
unb Terlplrnoete, 10000; Snpnlibe
unb ariippel. 1880; @efangene,
10000; Sobte, $1,000; 5uiammen:
27S,5OO.
@ o.-Gpm 1. Illglilt
1914 bis sum 10. Sanuar 1915,
&ronfe urlp Gerrpunbete, $4,000; Snz
pnIibe unb ariippel, 12.500; 6efanz
gene, 1880; Sobe, $4,000; 5uiam>
men: $1,000.
Sapan.-@om 4. Iuguit 1914
bis gum 81. Nopember 1914, aranfe
unb @ernunbete. 10000; Snpdlibe
mn ariippel, $500; 8efansene, 81
500; Sopte, 1880; 5uiammen:
$4,000.
81 5 Boom 1. IIeuit
1914 bis gum 10. Sanuar 1915,
&ranfe uno G%crpunbete. 100000;
SnpaIibe unb &riippel, 421,5O0; Sc
fanecne, 100, 900; Sopte, 743, 700;
5uiammen: 3,423,5O0.
SeI9ien.-Ipm I. Iuguit 1914
bis gum 81. Se5ember 1914, arante
uno @~cripunbete, $500; SnpaIioe
unb ariippcl, 27,500; @efangenc,
1880; Sobte, 72,500; 6uiammen:
212,O0O CIV.
Srunfrei G.-Gom 1. Iu9uit
1914 bis gum 81. Sc5ember 1914,
&raufc uub @crnunbete. $4,000;
Snpalibe unb &riippcl. 100000; @cs
fangene, 494,500; SoDte, 464, 900;
5u'ammen, 2,115,5OO.
g b.-%om 1. Iu9uit
1914 bis gum 81. Se3ember 1914,
&rdnte unb @ernunoete, $4,000;
Snpalibc unb ariippel, 49,500; &C.
fan9ene, $4,000; 5obtc, 10000;
Suiammen: $4,000.
Is q nj nj t b r | II II { Der
q b ii II b t c II. - ardnfe unD
Scripunbete, Snpaliben lino STRIPPED,
8cfongcne unb Sobte: 6,6O9,5OO.
Scrluite Der Seutiden, f..
O9O, 800, Der 81 it d CT uIlb
lin g a 1,25O,0OO. |on Der
Siirtei liegt fcin Seriht por.