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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02
SMALL BOYS GUEST OF THAW
They Will Give Him Loving Cup In
Recognition of His Kindnesscs.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispa

MANCHESTER. N. H.. January L.
Harry Thaw tonight entertained at
his home forty small boys Of tho North
End. who presented to him loving
cup from their savings in recognition
of his kindnesses TO them. Thnw has
had the boys Mt his home for ton, and
has presented skates. sleds and other
things to them. On occasions he has
Joined them in shedding and coasting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02
SoN Of GERMAN CIIASCEII.OR
HEP0ItrED KILLED ~ niI"rt r,

BERLIN. January | (via The Hague
and London, 1885 T.. MJ.-The I.okal
AnH"tger says to-day II has learned
The eldest son OF DR.. Won Bethmann-
Hclweg. Imperial Chancellor. was
killed In action in Poland December
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02
NORWEGIAN STEAMER
WRECKED ON REEE

HARwICH. ENG. (via London). Ian
uary (215 a. MIA torpedo-boat
reports that the Norwegian steamer
Odeneence was wrecked on reef soon
after leaving Rotterdam Friday He..
crew OF forty-two was saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02

PiAs Cured in Six to Fourteen DAYS.
Druggists refund money II PAZO ONT
MENT falls to cure Itching, Blind. Bleeding
relief. 60c.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-02
REPLY TO PROTEST NOTE
PROMISED IN FEW DAYS

CONTINUED From First page)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-13

OlHer good oIterlnSs IN Whte goods incl
29c Rice Cloth, two good weaves. January
White Sale, yard Observation-Disclosures. 17c
SOC Seed Cloth for waists 40 inches. jan
uary White Sale, yard ................ 25e
l5c Plisse Crepe, so inches. January White
Sale, yard Observation-Disclosures. 1Oc
lOc pajama checks, SO inches wide, fine quail
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-13

ity for underwear. January White Sale Price,
yard ............... ................... SO
12Hc pajama checks, 80 inches wide. Janu-
ary White Sale Price, yard ........... 1Oc
17c pajama checks, SO inches wide. January
White Sale price, yard ............... 1870
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-13
The January Clearance Sale
lsDismissingAllBro Sizes
Women's Winter Shoes s. Rubbers

Womens $3.50 gun metal calf and black cloth button
Shoes Goodyear weed soles all sizes any style
January Clearance Sale S24j
Womens $500 gun metal calf and patent coslin shoes,
button and lace styles made different style lasts with
Goodyear weed soles high Cuban heels January Clearance
Womens $500 and $3.50 shoes in black kdskn gun metal
calf and patent colt full lasts with stitched socs
and Cuban heels not all sizes January Clearance Sale ST.
Women's $3.50 caskin button Shoes made full toe
lasts with welted and stitched soe high Cuban heels
Womens Rubbers Reduced
Womens 60c rubbers, and croquet cut all sizes,
2H to January Clearance Sale 45c
Womens SOC rubbers full toe last with low heels. Jan
uary Clearance Sale $50
& Stewart. Street Floor, Rear
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-13
Women's Rubbers Reduced
The New Veil Hats

Smart small silk sailors and turbans E%##%##:%%% So s.
in white black, sand and blue with $$##%3|<<N##<$
soft crowns and trimmed with flowers ##G[NN%
and flowing wells that fall gracefully %A%\NS1y7
around the shoulders This is mill- $###:2fT7h<M
nery's latest fad, &/:s4sEc.. ~
S4.95 $5.95 and S6.95 /:kWfSS:. II
The new hat wells at ....... ST 90 kSSZ:Y@ksINS4=
New satin and silk untrimmed hats >MZSHIAS&:
at +. $50, 81 40, 81 .95 and 1895 W><=Ag v
Dives Pomeroy Stewart Second Floor --1s-~
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-13
lO-Yard Piece English Longcloth
In the White Sale at 400

good offerings in white goods include
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-13

1tnued patterns of famous Whal Rugs brings these
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-13

Thousands of yards of fresh embroiderics in cr
from 2H to 10 yards, including,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
APARTMENT HOTELS


HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
S. E. 18TH AND TIoGA ..s......
Desirably located modern Groom housekeep-
venient to trains and troleys,
SAMUEL T. FOX n Co.
s. e. COR 9TH AND CALLOWHILL.
BROAD AND DAUPHIN SITS. (s r. cor.1-
Apt with Q rms. and baths: maids rIn F;
apt. rms. and bath. Apply janitor
TIoGA-2oSO Ontario ST.; New apts hand
somely appointed; large lawn: room, bath,
kltchenette; individ. porches; Janitor; mod.
171s N. 18TH ST.-Modern iat; second fioor;
large light rooms; side.yard; $45.
n. e. COR, 18TH AND MASTER
suites; room private bath; So up.
1 OFFER large variety OF apartments al
varied prices and 20 meet almost any re-
qutrYment. Call or send for list. Auto
mobile service to inspect apartments II de-
NORMAN 8. SHERWOOD, 1411 Walnut at.
"APARTMENTS A SPECIALITY"
Furnished
WILL sUBLBr nicely flrn. broom housekeep-
Ing apts.; all conveniences II 462 Lad. Cent.
m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04

OAK LANE-Bsltor see that Colonial house.
0801 camee street. $1,000 Always open.
I.ran
LOGAN RNAI ESTATE
SALE RENT AND NXCHAN0N
4. \. SMITH. nIala .t elQe. tolaN sIlIIen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
Rooms FOR RENT

BROAD. s.. 4it--Attractively furnished single
rooms for gentlemen; phone Walnut f2e4 w.
BROAD, s.. 425--Auractive apt, 2 or 3 rooms;
private bath; small family; dining room
BROWN, 1si1-Nice home for nice man; no
boardere; low price call and see.
CHESrNUT 1852 = Well furnished, 2d-story
rooms. southern exposure, hot-water heat;
electric light; phone
CHESrNUT, 2i15-5 rooms, near bath; newly
papeted and painted; Spruce 1874.
CHESTNUT, 2O45-suite Of rooms with bath;
south. expos; also single rms; table board.
LOCUST i5O3-Two rooms, private bath. third
toor front, rooms third floor, adjoining
bath; also fourth-hoor room; $40.
PINE, SOO-ldeal bachelor quarters Furnished
single. double. private baths; also suite, ac-
com 4; reduced rates TO permanent tenant.
SPRUCE, ooS-piO tHazelhurst)-Fu rooms,
single en- suite, private baths; boarding.
SPRUCE, iG28-Iarge. wcli-furn. suites, front
aud southern expos single rooms priv.baths.
SPRUCE, cOt2-Auractivoiy furn. suite; two
rooms and priv. bath; telephone; gentlemen.
NTH, NJ, ials-single room, communlca tlng
bath, third hoor Phone Poplar ls9I.
10TH. ", 2s2a-1.Aree furnished % story front
room; gentlemen preferred private family.
18TH, s., lOs--Desrahle rooms. well furnished,
running water private bath. kitehonetts.
52D ST., S., 2S-Niceiy Furnished room, bath
private family. Phone Belmont 06SS.
b0rH AND CHESTER AvE.-Furnished I'd
floor room. 81 private. gentleman.
21oG CHESTNUT sT.-Newiy furnished rooms:
snslo or ensutei use Of bath.
BEAUTIFULLY furn. combination living and
bed rm., exolus. section W. Phila. Pres220lJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE
SUBURBAN

LOTS u2boO and up 80 minutes 70 city
c. HoBERT. 42i5 chsstnu, ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
They Never Argue
No Wonder

Weakly-Every man must have some
arguments with his wife. suppose.
Meekly-Oh, Mary and 1 never argue.
Once In a while make a remark and
Mary shows me exactly where am
wrong, but we never argue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04

SEVERAL. seashore properties. clear ground in
Phila. for desirable investment properties
subject one mortgage. @ 644. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04

are tired of the UorlQ a1l ~ slrns|
gles aud faniflea--uhen Fouf IouI
yearns Tor higher and noo|er Ih|hs..
IL 4 notr
no you air WIoue
fIhcn amen sIIlft
"nhen fu sIc1Q|1E tKIttna|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
REAL ESTATE ron SALE

CITY
N. w, COR, RocKLAND AND CAMAc SITS,
LOGAN-J-stoFy dwelling; most suitable for
basement store; such an alteration can be
Tlade without Interfering with the dweiIing;
price 5000 suitable for any business. Al.
NJ Smith. Broad st., opp. Logan Station.
modern imp; lot - H. front; room for f-si sar
aae. rriee sbbOO Nj NJ Smith, broad al
opposite logan station.
i920 WAGNER AVE. LOGAN -2-stofy, aide
yard dwelling; all modern Improvements;
Price 1890. Il. NJ smith, Broad AZ. opposite
Logan station.
NJ w. CORNER LIEpI<eY AVE. AND MER-
VINE ST, I<O0AN-Eastern and Southern
exDoture; modern improvements; price 1880.
Z. NJ M smith, Broad 81, opposits Logan Sta.
i2iB WAGNER AVE. Lo0AN--2-story side
yard; all impIov ovornentsi garage In rear; price
5000 Nj N. smith. Broad a., OPP. Logan STA.
Mia N. 10TH ST, LoGAN-1-story. side yard
all imp. price t4s1O, M. n. Smith, broad
81, Opposite Logan station.
DfAMOND- BT. 110O-Bargein; newly reno
VAT vated; ans nsighborhoed. Apply within. -
oFFnRgD FOR sALE 800 less than builder
essegN ade AZ ihmPsoYs@sn's h,e 0,i,rI' prize
Logan station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
West PhilAdelphis
ANGORA TERRACE
oSD 10 18th ST. ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF
BALTIMORE AVE.

bALTlMORE AVE.
Built in pairs like side-yard houses making
every room an outside room, and with varied
and beautiful architecture.
II you are going to live in an apartment this
fall, the selection Of THE particular apart
ment out OF the many. many you see on every
hand is naturally matter OF great moment
But there must be ONE BEST APART
MEET for you where location, service and
comfort-everything that goes TO make a truly
Its best and this. too for a reasonable rental
For $32 to SS5 monthly you secure one
OF these apartments, and this includes most
water. courteous and efficient janitor service.
vacuum cleaning service, shades, screens and
awnings-in fact everything 10 make apart
iment housekeeping quite the perfect way to
Apartments have ivs rooms ana bath ana
are finished In both natural wood and white
enamel, with artistic papering and fixtures.
price Is, in truth. the only thing inexpensive
We have tastefully furnished a sample
is open for inspection day and evening and
will give you definite idea OF how remark
ably attractive these apartments really are.
wM. H. W. QUICK q BRO. Ino., 8. 4Oth st
and
NORMAN 8. SHERWOOD. 14ii Walnut ct.
THE RUTLAND APIS, JUST COMPLETED
LOCUST ST., 54TH 10 55TH sT,
8 and room apartments, with all the latest
eonvspnisAsss vents & ss7so s1,.9s g '45 RsE month.
Bell phone, Belmont 4488 5l48 Locust st.
S26bQ-55TH. s.. i520-ss near Chester avs)i
premises Phone Filbert a4Os.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04

There are times when Lal y moth
inE for riohss-when ~ not 90
much as put forth = ha ,oelvs
mulions."
-1Aa.s1i That nass 4 yeu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04

W. II. HOOD, 6l2 w. Norris.
511-10 n. BROAD, store and upper hoors.
707-TO0 Arch ST., store and basement.
722 Chestnut ST.. store and basement.
920 Chestnut st., store and basement.
480 Walnut st.. ground-hoor offices.
PA N. Delaware ave-. store,
240 Market ST., entire building.
Apply GEORGE II. LEA. 100 SAMSON ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
R. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

COMPLETELY FURNISHED ventnor cottage,
ID rooms, hot-water heat, modern In every
way; also clear bungalow at Somers Point;
will arrange payments to suit purchaser or
consider Phia real estate IN part payment.
q 6I2, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

OWN YOUR HOME by monthly payments OF
from x11 to $50; houses located N. Phlla. and
Gtn., worth from 1880 20 sG25O. Merchants
Ualon Trust Co.. Ti5-719 Chestnut st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-20
2lebera6t Der selitisen Sriessna6ri6ten.

geiNlidl DER &OrAaMNe anf Dem Uldtn Srte9sdahpaBe
1no ang gSu MclSnngeR 3Rr &anb Strieben lpredn
puu enem cnercM Grfpge ocrrdien Srnppen in Dell
NorpaGcn uno uUn iprn NrtiGr CSedtcn in Siopt'(Sa'
liiien
gSas bic gage in Gten Nngebt 10 melSet Der aenIde Or
nCgaiab Dnf iO Opcru bic GnglGnocr ben oent'
idjcn GuiUnen ucrcben uuteea Die Tc fmrjd aen0mmen
Datcn In Wciedln Der &alEnrefc iuden yjpcrn mo
Gumucy erliten Oie 9rtcn bctrGdid &enl NrnnDnldle
Wn0rife nnbc Countries n ben %ugein mM6en Gbaelda
Ser (SnernlGbs %erd Bcbt arsbrIdld beupr, 0aR ble
firldcn bridcn unO raniDNden Sedtc Mber anaeblide
Nlirtcn SeNe inn &e.cn nidJ;s nls Grinornaen Icen.
Nu9 Gonitannupe Ommt bic @nnce, ooN GsomnridDnh
rh ppu tcr OuB ooS Gummnuop Gbcr Die erlc turtd Nr
erbaten hat
Mad elmer NpnSoner Sepeid)e lit Der cnaidDe 6iider'
Sapier Ganla" in Der Npolee uun cncm oentden nfers
icebuot ami Den Wiecrcsgrnno brf6rbcrt murbcn.
Mus Berlin ommt bic Mufmnoignng bnR Der and IN Den
Scr Saatcn 6efaune bernmte iran50 Scser lieutenant
Muauo u. 6arros Den Stnden bel In9elmnncr Des
ianaen geucmmeu uurbe
Gner gmteroamer Welonna inolge ou o,e Sentde Nc
9ernug cine 8oat Die buaGnode He9ernng gerld)tef
bnben tic crflGr fals lid ernnoieen UOte, baR Der
bulGnbiidc Smpicr yaawn" tbatadd bnrd eln oentdes
llSuo turpeort mnrbe meroe lie rem Seoancn NnSSrnd
0cbcn nnb uuHcn SdJaonerint lellten.
Ic @eren1en Santen ionen ener nber GpnbDn gelano.
ten 3eiungsmeonr9 ;uu9e Sapan cine Note arde ba'
ben, tic ole apaniide Geaternng NIT |e5ngname AM
bic ,ur 3t dUebenon apauid d)neIden @crbanolnngen
Oarnn ucrwcicn lie nu tbren uertragld Ieltgeegen
HcdJten in Gbina obne Ginhranfnng beleben mHrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-20
Woro nno SelbitmuroueriudD.

bomono, @is.. 10. glpril. -
Sri. gPorp Gidcu Toltmeiiterin 81
aeibeno, puroe 9eItern 2lbeno BON
cinenl Snoioncr SnmeS @opoole,
einenl 5uriidgepieienen 8cuerber llnt
ibrc @ono, cridolicn. &alpooic
ielterte oaraui 6mei Shiiiie in ieinen
aopf; er puroe nod oenlHegierltngss
Soipitol gebrodt, no Die gler5te on
ieiner MISUNDERSTANDING 5mcifeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-20

6clomuridnll D. 3. u :
bcicbli9t I. I ilrfiid
Nrmee
apuituntiuopeL t9. 9lpril.
6elomorihoIl 5rcibcrr y. D. @oIe
lit gum 0od)itconulonnirenOcn Der
I. tiirfiid)en 9lrmec erndrnt morocn.
(6clOnoridInlI pon Der @olB oicna
tc i'm 2Iniut4 Gea aricges olS Mi
litdr @uluerncllr pon Nel9let Iln
Salnlar luur0e er uon Der 0clltIden
9ieqierung noh aonitantinopel sc.
ian0t, I'm Ser tiirtiihen 2lrnleelel.
tlIug ol3 0eirotb ST bienen. 6reiberr
BON Der @olB mar e9 bctnnntlid,
Der por mefreren &obren bic Heor.
ganiiation Ser fiirfii6en 2lrnec
ourfiibrte.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-20
u utIihc u cloung aus
" len.

@tcn 10. Npril, pio &onOon.-
Ga5 0ltcrrcihiihc aricg@lliulltcrilm
crlieB belltc 2IbclO Die nohItchCnoc
antlihc U(ittbclilma:
u&n 9iuiliid) FpIen lnO in SSclt.
@oliiicn boben lid) tcinc GrciGnIiic
pon ucnueualucrtber ScOcutllng jll-
9eiragcn.
,Sll Den adrpa1bCn mar C5 i'll Nll
gcHlcincn rubi9 Don flelncn CScfcd).
ten III Oen bcpQlDetelr 9erg5iiqcn ob-
aeiCbclL III 0cncn mir l27 9tliien &c.
fGngcll nabmen.
fSn SiiooIt, @nli3icn ipieltcn idJ
iiolirte 9Irtillerie.@ .@ciehtc ab.
6el0marihull BON 2in0e.
quiit to0t.
II III itcr6nnL 10. 2lpril (uio
2onoon). - Sicr pon Berlin eingc.
troiicnc leIe3ranlme fiin0en Sen
Soo 0e3 @cncrolieIOmnricboIls 9.
far pOn SinOeQuiit al.
(Gcr Geritorbenc 0icntc i'm 00li.
idcu 6elo5ng bon 1864, i'm aric4e
gegen SeiterreidJ III 1866 mo i'm
oeutid iran5oiiiden &riege 1870
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-20
Bri|en c.|ei0en I(5mere Oer(n0e.
Jn Oefed'ten nohe Upern.
SeatIde erobcrl berlorcaes Serrain ;urlf.
1yran5, Nngriff pOuig relnltatlos,
)(lr m6eOellenOe Operationen I'M Often.
Jour m6eOeutenOe Operatonen I'M Often
2ssri6t oes oent(Geu &eneraflta6es.

%eriu l9 Mpr tOa Gpnbun). - Sas ocnld)e NrmeeSanpt
onarticr crck beute gadmas natcenO amlde Seannma
dDnug Hbcr oic &riessla9e in Gn nnb Neh
Sm meidn &rieastheater bd uOu gpern wnrotn Die Sfen
ateru ans fencn She'll oeuin EpiOnn Den W III ble
ier Gnhbara ppen6s berans greben Tfe
Nnsre entang Tabn ,uien peru unb SomlHes badn nn
nnierem Tener suummen Die Srea crttcn ldnue %erlnre
In Dem Stri miden Maas nnS Der Wu babcn lid Nrae
rie. Sueue snNetrNgen
Nuari Scr ranun gegn uniere Tuon lei Gombres nnb in
SEN &uaeen reiultren in encm u6ligcu Scblihag.
GI1enmslSnugtu fe fetgenGgelt
Sic fIrsldu frau3DTld)n Hno brldn WeSnn9en bnnhtlid
Siege meds Die Naren Der mctn Tron
crtrcu babu iGmnh ais Griinbnngen ben
reamGsacu Sden @eneralhobs gerism nlGn8d eren it,
NiMt3 NcEcv i'm : ten.
YSus sic Cperatoncn Eien anab 10 blcibt bic Sadage I'M
erpDcn Wansen uUao nnuerGnbcrt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-20
ptr(tnkt.
Sritiider 7yii6oampfer
,Ganiaa."
IN Der 9sorSiee Surb neuts
ibes ltmterieebppf.

9elltihIono uerItdrft ieine Cub.
marine 6lottc III rapioer 28eiie.
Die oeutihc 9}cgieumg ertIGrt
iid) bCrcit euentlleQ iiir EorpeOi.
rln8 0ca boadnoiiden GnmpferS
u&utppt" uoQe @cnIgtblumg 81
leiitcn. @eirieoigung i'm
@ao9 geauBCrt.
2ouooL 10. 9lpril. - Ger bris
tide 5iiherOampier o&onilu" lit ei,
ncm 9eri6t oes 8opitGnS Sill pon
Dem 6iiferoonpier r6erno" 3uioI8e
geitcrn III Scr 9toroiee Uon einem
Oclltihen lllrtericeboot torpeoirt unO
5un SinfCn gebroht lporoen.
&0pitGn 0ill crtl0rte, ieill Sdlff
babe lid innerbnlb bon 800 g)nros
uon Scr o&uniIlo" bciunoeL oIs Sic
les Shiif BON oCm Gorpe0o getroffen
mur0C.
Gr pcriudDte ongcblid, sic 9en1aus
mtn9 Ser ySonillu" 81 rcttell, nil
icOoh Uou bent 0eltIhen Iullhboot
pertrlcbcn mor0cn iein. 3as ~
Boot fcllcrte olgebIih eincn SorpeOo
ouf oen oIcrno" ub, Der ieiu 9eil IN
Der 6htdlt iltd)tc
Ncuc llntCriceboote tire.
ten in u Iftion.
2Onbon 10. 2lpril. Die
oGoilp Wtoil" IaBt iid, BON ibrent
Gorrciponoenten aus Bern meloen
er babe aus 5uuerldilt9cll Guellen III
Gelltidlono III @ridhrrlng gebradt,
bnB beute peridieoenc nrre llnterIee.
bootc oic 9loduOe 9c9en England
neritorfclr nilroen. Ser Gorreipon.
bent iiigt binau, boB in Gelttihlanb
oaucrno ncuc l(nterieeboote gebolit
ncrbclL mo 3por ieoc @od)e 5mei.
Ger oa tmD t" sail.
SonOolL 10. 9lpril. - 1aB sic
oelticbc Rc9Icrlng wiacns it, iiir
bic Sprpc0iriuA oc9 hoQGnGiben
9Qnpfcr@ yaonunl" ourh Gin oellt
id)es llntericcboot ebculatblurlg 1T
Bcben, miro III cillcr 9iellter Iepeihc
aus AnrltcrOnnl nltgc0clltet. 9tad,
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9IerlmA ans Ci9cncm 9lntricbc an sic
nicOcrlGnOiide Ac8icrlng bic nadJ-
itcbenoc Grtl0rlmg iibcrnlttclt ia.
ben:
oMcocr bic Ocltide Ncgierlng nod
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battcll, mic Dies ulf Der Nano licgt,
Die Nblidlt. Gin bolldIloiihCs Sobr-
jcllg anjIgrellcu. (roB0em b0lt cs
oic Octtid)c Hcgicrlmg iijr m0glih,
Dab 0trdJ cinen lllglildlid)cn 3ufall
Der Inmpfcr yantlupf" Olrh cill
0elltihcS (olhboot torpcOirt lpor0cu
1eln mag.
0ic Oertide 9irgierlIng bat Ioiort
nad 9efanntlueroen oe5 GreiQliiica
cine llntcrildung nngeor0uct mo
bat Die boIlGnolitc HcgIerll1g CT
lltdt, cinCn oiii3icQen 9erid)t nud
Berlin 81 ienocn, Der Den 8orfaQ
alfflGren f6nntc. Sails Die Inter.
iudltng crgeben miro, ooB Scr Gam.
pier ~&ntupt" tbatlQhlid oltrd ein
oelltl6ea Subnorlleboot uerientt
lpor0en lit, Damn miro Die Oeutibc
&cgierlnG obne Ger5lg ibrem Scs
oatcrn 2Itaorllf gcben llnO pollen
Sba6cneria6 gcluGbrcn.
u @cuuQtbuung in 0cu9t ie-
0erlun0en ge1uBert
Srn Saag, uia Sonoon, t9.9lpril
sIllqenlcinc @enllgtbnng miro
bier iibcr oic arnoe gcGllBert, ooB
Gcltihlaro geIuilIt lit. oolIe @enng.
tbunltg ST gebeu iaIIS beluieieu
miro, Dab Der Compiler oaotlupIe"
ciuenl Il Soote gum 0pier iiel. Sic
Oltrd Ben 3luiiclcnfall bier entiton-
oene Grreglng bnt lid pOllig geleat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-04-20
u piemgarten :!

beautiful Garden of Roses, kiss
by the golden dew,
Each pretty flower discloses virtues
| find in you"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29
Aus ben iibrigem Theilen.

WalbbilltG %. Wdr5. =
Scute lit unler 9emeinbejefretor Der
peni. 2cbrer Serr Wilbelm Strand i'm
IIter bon "a Sabren geitorbcn.
9amb + d., 30. Wdr5.-@es
tern Nbenb sesen 8 llbr itarb bier,
iromm uno sotterseben, 6err SdIeed
i'm alter bon 90 Sabren. CIR mar
Der dltelte ginrpobner Der gan5en ums
seeenb.
q d, 25. IGrS.-Sier itarb
geitern Serr Sobann Haucn, ebemalis
ger giirgermeiiter Der 8cmeinoe Sens
ningen. I'M Ilter pon IS Sdbren.
Iihten, 27. Ndrs. - SclItc
nurbc bier Der @emeinbcihpIfc Serr
SranS &iri6 be9rabcn. Der Ser
itorbene mar pdbrenb mehr uls 80
Sabren Witelieo oes bieiigen 8es
Memberships.
3eIIts, 80. Wdr3.-9er Wdr5
iheint es oieies Sdbr auf uniere Orts
ihaft abeeieben 81 baben. benn in Ia
Ioaen bat Der lob orei Menihens
leben bier geiorSert, namlih: Wars.
@orges. friiber S~ausbalterin beS bod,s
piirpiscn Germ Wapriid, 5ulest
Yiarrers in 6erborn; Sos. Shmit,
Sirt aus gapern uuo gcitcrn Sob.
Shlammes. 5aslobner. ollie itanoen
I'M beiten 9ebcnsalter.
letinsen, 81. Wdr5.-Vors
aeitern itarb bier i'm Altsr pbn 43
Sdbren. noblperieben nit ben bl.
Sterbsjoframsatea. Der biefse Weses
ndrter Ssrr Sob. 8ietfer.
9ifferbinsen, 90. Mdr5. =
am utter bon SO Sabsen itarb am
Samstas, pobiperieben nit ben fl.
Sterbciatrameaten, 9err Dob. Sis
berth, 9ureauhei Der Yrin5 Seinrifs
Gtienbabn.
Waiferbtllis 9, 30. Wdr5. -
pier iano am persangenen Sonnta9
bas Degrading bes 10 jung seitorbes
,nen WtIb. NpeI itast. r
Asrbnsa 30. Ss1rs.ISn. einsr
tSniG4essn N'5aanshptsaada&9 aaf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-29

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purrdtbc balp erid,Dpft, % meaen Der
beporitebenben Grnte Die nod porbans
pencn 8eitdnbc eerins paren. go
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rperben fonnte. ba eS Den ginfpobz
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Stodune Der 3ufubr, iel6it on Nuhs
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oieie Shtpierigfeit cine elildIthe
2piune.
Surdb ben ginmurif beutihcr
Sruppen auf Iuremburgiifes 8ebiet
purbe Die bon ben 9rpBmdhten i'm
Sabre 1857 sarantierte
9entralitat hes @rukber3Ostbums
perlest.
Die Gesierung erbob Yroteit, pie es
ibre Yfliht uno Shuloiefeit mar,
dIeroinss ohne grfols. uno wpbl ober
libel mubte tie iif nit ber nelen Gage
~abiiubcn. Sic ciuigermaBen poIitiih
9eihultcn g~cbiIhetcn areiic Current
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Die elrppdiifc Yolitif Der lesten
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bariiber iein. baB Die beiben bennd,s
barten 8roBmdfte i'm sale eincs
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hens porsieben niirben. Shreiber
bieier 3eilen bat fpdbrero Der Was
roffosariiis bel manfen Ieiner lnremz
buraiihcn 9anoalcutc bieic Sermuz
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beburite elmer S%ronilanee, iiir pelde
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