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The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05
Miss Fealy Comes
Back Home--Denham

1t has been many years since
Maude Fealy, Our Maude",
as she was always affectionately
called, has appeared in Denver
professionally, but since she has
been away, she has developed in
to an actress of commanding sin
cerity. She has been at the head
of a big motion picture establish
ment, and has been leading lady
of the finest stock company in all
Canada, so, she is no longer the
merely beautiful ingenue WHO
won the heart of Henry Irving,
and for whom she was, for two
seasons, his leading figure, play
the Princess, and his sweet ds.u-
ghters, in his magnificent pro-
ductions, which parts required
youth, ability and rare pulchri-
tude.
Miss Fealy comes back home
a finished and famous player, and
the Denham management has
been fortunate in securing her
as one of the summer stars.
There is little question but she
will be one of the most brilliant
episodes of Mr.. Woodward's bril-
liant and financially successful
summer seasons.
Miss Fealy has a capital play
to appear ina light buoyant
comedy which ran for whole
season in New York and which is
practically new to Denver. 1t is
called Sauce for the Goose"
and tells the story of literary
who goes gaily in search of the
south wind in the way of fair
women's society. The neglected
wife quietly rebels in the way of
letting him know that what's S
sauce for tbs goose is also sauce
for the gander- she hirts with a
bachelor friend, which has the
effect of bringing the gentleman
back to his own fireside.
The play is delightful in it's
wholesome humor, and in it the
! Denham company, beside Miss
Fealy, will shine refulgently.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Thurston French arrived home
Saturday night after a sojourn in
the Businesses Of Kansas, Okla
homa Texas and Southern Colo
RADIO where he went in the belief
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05
Upper Ralston.

The Ralston Presbyterian
Church ladies' will give an ice
cream social and literary program
tonight which promises to be
very enjoyable.
The Updike brothers, Glenn
and Guy are busily engaged
breaking horses and getting their
paraphernalia together for their
Molrat County ranch. They will
ship full carload over the Molfat
about the 18TH, consisting of
COW, horses implements and
household effects. wagons, bug
gies etc.
IT, +. Tucker drove a fine bunch
[of steers to the stock yards We'd
nesday.
Miss Nancy Mantell of Denver
came down from Gilpin County
and will visit Miss Marcaret Mil
Ter day or so and return to her
home in Denver.
Mrs. Edwards and Miss Van
Howe visited at Millers Tuesday.
An aunt and niece of John
Martc from Ann Arbor Mich.
who have been visiting him will
start on their return trip to day.
Miss Elveta Myers of Pueblo
was a guest at the j. X. Champ
ion home last week. The Misses
Champion and their guest, Miss
Myers and Miss Florence Tyr
reIl, Miss Doris Shelly Of Mul-
aine, Kans., Mrs. Champion and
Fred Tyrrell drove to Idaho
Springs Friday afternoon in the
Champion Overland car and had
an enjoyable trip. They had
a picnic dinner on top Of Lookout
mountain.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Mrs. j. Il. Munal spent a few
days visiting friends in Denver.
Her daughter Jody was visiting
Francis Miller in the meantime.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibbs West, corner Grant and
b. 1st streets, was the scene of
a happy reunion last Thursday,
of the Newcomb family being all
of Mrs. Vests immediate fami-
ay now living. Those present
were Mrs. c. E. Starr, sister of
Mrs. West, and her son Frank of
Washington, d. c., j. A. New
comb of Ralston and E. A. New
comb of Denver, brothers of Mrs.
West, her sister Mrs. Ella Rand
lOf Denver, Mrs. j. A. Newcomb,
Mrs. H. S. Sechrist of Denver,
Edaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. West,
per daughter Helen, Frank West
Ind family and E. l.. Newcomb
of Arvada. Those knowing of
the hospitality of the West home
can well anticipate something of
the festivities that We're enjoyed
by the assembled guests.
DR.. E. l.. Foster again took up
his practice Monday after his
months vacation part of which
was spent in California. His va
cation, however, was greatly
marred by the illness of Mrs.
Foster and the anxiety over her
operation, which we are pleased
to say. has proven very sue
cessful. DR.. Foster had no soon,
er arrived in California anh met
M',S. Foster till he realized that
an operation was necessary anC
began preparations to bring hel
home, where he knew the repu
tation of the surgeons of Denver
A trained nurse accompanied
them on the trip home and it wa.
a trying trip on all concerned,
\ William Bennett arrived home
Saturday night from Williston N
Dak., where he terminated his
trip with j. G. Nolan with whom
he travelled in Mr.. Nolan's Fore
car. having, according to Bills
story caught all the fish in the
missouri River consisting of wal
eyed pike, catfish and carp. II,
says Nolan is the real fisherman
sport, and catches the big fish
but he usually has the misfor
tune of losing them before he gets
into camp. The only thing to dc
is to wait till Mr.. Nolan get.
back and hear from him the rea
facts in the case, because all fish
ermen are more or less jealous O
their regulations as anglers anC
we may expect a lively scrap
when Nolan comes back to town
Mr.. Tyler has sold his cows
and retired from the milk bust
ness. Frank Smith purchased
one of his fine Jerseys and Henry
Williams the other. sos. 90 each
was the splendid price brought
by them.
Mrs. J. Il. Munal spent a few
days visiting friends in Denver
Her daughter Jody was visiting
Francis Miller in the meantime.
Thurston French arrived home
Saturday night after a soiourn in
the Businesses Of Kansas, Okla.
homa Texas and Southern Colo.
RADIO where he went in the belief
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Rev. Cooper and daughter
Elizabeth and Miss Mary Schultz
and Mrs. G.. S. Grace motorcd to
Colorado Springs Monday in Mr..
Cooper's Ford.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

that pastures are green far away.
He reports the pastures green
all right, but the cows didn't
contine themselves entirely to the
pastures. He now has some
hair-raising stories to tell the
boys who are Interested listeners.
From all accounts the soft side
of a well seasoned plank looked
like a feather bed on Christmas
night when Thurston gotp chance
to use it after a day in the har-
vest field.
When he starts to school this
fall he will write an essay on
Why Young men leave the
farm?
II. S. Burton has taken the
agency for patent window
shade especially adapted to Offices
and lodge halls, etc. 1t lowers
from the top by a cord and pull
ley and doubles up and buckles
so that it can be adjusted over
all Of the window, half way at
top or bottom or in the center SC
as to permit the windows to be
lowered from the top, raiseC
from the bottom or open at botl
top and bottom without having
the curtain blown about by th,
wind. Another important fea
ture is that it can be taken dowr
and washed and ironed withou
the slightest trouble or injury.
X. M. Titus of Longnont wit
his big touring steamer cam
thru Arvada Sunday with abou
Is passengers who were out fo
pleasure and sightseeing. The
reported a heavy hailstorm a
BrOOmfield.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS ABOUT TOWN..

GO. Lily and brother were out
Tuesday from Denver and made
a short visit.
The band boys ice cream So
cial was we'll patronized and net
ted the organization about $24. Z
j, S., Doughty of Aurora was a
business caller Tuesday. and
shaking hands with old friends.
Miss Eva Shriber of Boulder
came down Sunday to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Ellsworth Secrest and
family. Z
Mrs John Andrist was transac-
ting business in Arvada Tuesday.
coming in from their ranch on
Ralston Creek. !
Prof. j. A. Hogan and family
of Denver View were on Lookout
Mountain Sunday in company
with friends in an automobile,
Harold Juchem's name was in
advertently omitted from the
list of pallbearers mentioned last
week in connection with the
funeral of Mrs. Barlow.
Miss May Moberly started
Wednesday morning on her re-
turn trip to her home in Eureka,
Ill. She will visit relatives in
Nebraska and Iowa eoroute.
About forty young people of
the Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor Society with t kir friends
enjoyed a weinie roas s:tat Wolff
Hill last Thursday evening.
G. M. Rutherford and w. H.
Mallet with their wives and Wis.
ting friends and relatives took a
Ford trip over Lookout Mountain
and down Bear Creek Sunday
and report delightful trip.
Mrs. M. ]. Bennett, who is in
St. Anthony's hospital having
undergone quite an extensive op.
GRAFTON, is recovering as rapidly
as could be expected and will be
home in the near future.
The Presbyterian Ladies AiC
Society had a very successful
meeting at Mrs. Kimbrough's las,
Friday. Is ladies' were present
and all enjoyed Mrs. Kimbrough's
excellent cooking. They finished
two quilts.
The PresbyteriairLadie's Aid
will hold a lawn social at the
home of Mrs. Robert Swadley.
Thursday evening, August 18th.
Ice cream. sherbert, cake ano
coffee will be served at the usual
prices. Proceeds will be for the
building fund. Everybody come
A. Tetzloff's big team got tired
of a monotonous life and decided
to stir up something Wednesday
morning, Besides getting Wal.
ter Green their driver greatly
disturbed they stirred up Evans
and Benefits cement block coal
house, knocking the end wall
ealleywest. Fortuneately the
team and wagon were unhurt,
but the coal house looked like il
had been hit by a German torpe-
do.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

j. S. Doughty of Aurora was a
business caller Tuesday, and
shaking hands with old friends.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Fred Finkbeiner was taken to
st. Anthony's hospital Saturday
where he is having a light attack
Of typhoid fever, and is under
DR.. MOrian's care.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05
Going to Business College?

If so. come and see the Enter
prise about free tuition to one of
the best universities in the United
States. No contest, just a buai-
ness proposition, for young men
or women.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Harold Juchem's name was in
advertently omitted from the
list of pallbearers mentioned last
week in connection with the
funeral of Mrs. Barlow.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Prof. J. A. Hogan and family
of Denver View were on Lookout
Mountain Sunday in company
with friends in an automobile,
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

The band boys ice cream So
cial was we'll patronized and net
ted the organization about S24.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05
Denver View

Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of Denver
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Weston
spent Saturday night and Sun
day camping in the mountains.
Mr.. Olson and Mrs. Day re-
turned Monday from Woodward
Oklahoma, where they had taken
the body of Mrs. Olson for bur.
ial.
Mr.. Thos. Wallace and his
neice, Miss Glover were among
the sight seers on Lookout Noun
tain Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Schwamb
entertained in honor of Rev.
Reeder Tuesday evening.
Prof. and Miss Campbell were
visitors in Denver Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Stephm, who has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs,O. W.
Murphy, will leave for his home
n Des Moines Ia, Saturday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

7. G. Townsley has been en-
tertaining his father and a Mr.
Anderson this week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

GO. Lily and brother were out
Tuesday from Denver and made
a short visit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Miss Eva Shriber of Boulder
came down Sunday to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Ellsworth Secrest and
family. Z
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Mrs John Andrist was transac-
ting business in Arvada Tuesday,
coming in from their ranch on
Ralston Creek.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Miss May Moberly started
Wednesday morning on her re-
turn trip to her home in Eureka,
III. She will visit relatives in
Nebraska and Iowa esaroute.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Mrs. Catherine Cheatley and
granddaughter Roberta Beckett
left Monday morning for Taber.
nash to visit Mrs. Cheatley's
daughters Mrs. c. Robbins and
Miss Emma Cheatley and Miss
Catheryne Cole who is also visit
ing at Tabernash.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

The local banks observed Colo
RADIO Day Monday. 1t must be
fine to be a banker.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

G. M. Rutherford and w. H..
Mallet with their wives and vis-
ting friends and relatives took a
Ford trip over Lookout Mountain
and down Bear Creek Sunday
and report a DELIGHTFUL trim.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

About forty young people of
the Presbyterian Chr stian En-
deavor Society with Air friends
enjoyed a weinie roas Fat VOLTS
Hill last Thursday evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Mrs. M. j. Bennett, who is in
St. Anthony's hospital having
undergone quite an extensive op-
GRAFTON, is recovering as rapidly
as could be expected and will be
home in the near future.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

r. l.. Bruning and wife and
sister-in-law, Hattie BirdsaI, and
Mrs. j. l.. Bruning of Niwot,
drove down in car to call on r.
C. Sellman Sunday and to visit
Mrs. j. l.. Bruning's brothers
Ike and James Truitt. Mr.. Sell
man is getting along as well as
can be expected.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Mr.. Tyler has sold his cows
and retired from the milk bust
ness. Frank Smith purchased
one of his fine Jerseys and Henry
Williams the other. sos. 90 each
was the splendid price brought
by them.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

The Misses Sophie and Mar
garet Kramer of Valley City, N.
OAK, arrived last Friday and
are visiting their cousins, Mrs.
c. M. Rutherford Mrs. M. Gala
han. They will also visit rela-
tives in Golden and Central CITY.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-05

Mrs. II. Schilf and her two
young sons are here from st.
Louis and rooming at the Yeager
house and taking their meals
with Mrs. Bilbrough, as they are
old friends of Mrs. .Bilbrough
and her sister Mrs. Bodge.
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KirdbIiePe Uaekrictten.

Gs itarben: am 20. Ipril. Su Grs
ccliior Sprin9s. DO. bodlp. Yiarrer
Der polniifen ct. Soiepb g 8emcinoe,
9teO. Ileranbsr Smietana bon aanlds
Gin, Sans, seb. 1861 in @oli3icn;
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Sabre Dem Srben Der Iarienz9 riiber
unacbrrcub. i'm Ilter bon ~ Sabren.
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Superior. @is.-Scr hodm Ire
Serr Sildof aoubelfd befinbet iid in
st. Narn's. Seras. no or cine 5pei>
iuodliee Niiiiou leitet.
Siour sails, z. Saf.-Nit
Der Irbeit an Der neuen &atbcorale
piro in Babe beeonnen perben. Sic
Soften iiub auf 100000 peranidlaat.
n m-Yapit 9encoift Der Sunfs
5ebnte ernuunte Safer Seinrih Npiu
sum Hcpafteur Der befanntcn Seits
idriit .Gipiita Gattolica". Yatcr
Soia 5dblt Ill Den better Nutorcn Dcs
ScIuitcnsS rbens; Dor IQcm iii er Gin
bcr%porra8cnoer Ipolpget.
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~SetwimmsnSe pmlperfait'
itertt.
Srei Shiffe nit llnmensen &riess-
material aber feline 4merifaner.

Ius Sem 9orf mslbet bic 81. 9.
Stdats5tg." unter'm Datum pom 20.
Niai: ~Iit S~auienben bon 5onnen
4riessmaterial fir Die aQiierten an
gorb Iinp geitern lInb porgeitern brei
brtttid)e Sampfer bon bier ab9efdbren,
5ipei bapon, Der 9unurber .Orouna"
unb Die .@rabic" Der 8bite Star Cine
befproern auBerhem nod iiber 600
Saiiagiere. 9as brittle Sfiii. Die
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Sret fabren nad liverpool.
Die 9enmten Der 9unuroz 9inie be-
bnupten, Dag iid) inter Den 10 Yaiiaz
siersn %eriter, 81 5tpeitcr lnb $50
britter alaiie Der rSrbuna" fem
Imeritaner befinoet. Die .Ira6ic"
bat rs aaiilteuz unb IT'S Spiifens
beds Yaiiagiere an Sorb. Sm 9agere
raum bes Stiffes iinD II. a. peritaut:
400 8ilren Satrcnen. 1916 aanonens
theile. II Iutomobile, 100 8olen
Stadelbrabt, 14,014 8afete .Stabls
paaren", 5,216 &upferitnneen, 1870
aupicrbarren, 5.407 3lunnpen 9lei,
800 Sab &asenihmiere. 795 Sab
Sfmierol.
9aut @anifeit beitebt elm S6eil Scr
2aoung Der .Srpuna" aus: 5000
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Sd,rnpneQs. 1,169 Iecren 8eiduBs
billion, 54S Neiiinsitaugen. 25 &iItcn
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init 8epehren, 594 aiiten 9ebermaas
rem filr militoriifen 8ebrauh u. egl.
Sie .9eoraic" nimmt init: 4,247
Sitter gelaoeue Granaten. peridtidf
BON Der Bethlehem Steel Co., 1000
aiiten Sntronerl, einen Neroplan, 67O
Hollen Staclclbrabt. 200 Autos, I'm
mengen BON Retau, SGmierol uno an
bere 9onterbnnoc, oarunier aud "a
aiiten nit Grandchildren. 9estere
iino niGt auf Die Sfrapneas uno
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man, baB feline Grploiionsgciabr pors
banpeu lit unb bnS Die Nannidaitcn,
meniaitcns ehc tic in Die Tdbe Der
eugliifeu 4Iite tommen. rubig Ihlafcn
fonueu.
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u. 3. G.'perbruHcruna.

Ser Yrdiiocnt bon Chile. Gamon
Suco, CAB an 20. 0tai 81 Gbren bon
Sr. Sauro WiiiIcr unb Sr. Soie 6.
Nurntorc. Der Iuslanoe Iiniiter BON
Sraiilicn unb Ir9cutinien. Die geibe
naf Cartilage, Chile. sctommen pas
rem. nm Die 9c5ieburgen Der prei 8es
plblifcn 81 itdrten. elm Sanfett. Sn
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Die ipontuneu aunbsebun9en fir Die
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Boiler bon @rgentinicn, @raiilien mnS
Chile sebriidt baben. Nue brci Musa
~lanbsminiiter ertldrtcn. baB Tie beu
Sriebcn ouf Dem amcrifaniiGcn Cons
tinent sefciti9t iebcn poltcn. unb Sr.
Wtitilcr crfl0rte, rag Die hrei Staatcn
cn9crc Sc5icbungcn scfniipft baden.
nm bic geBcnicitige Sreunbid)ait, Die
man in alien amcritauiihen 9dnSeru
finoe, 81 iorbern.
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Srcisnamrer mnS Spisn besekt
SclbftmerH.

Ius Sunbpn pcrlautet unter'ul
Sutum pom 20. Wai: Inton 3iipierlc,
Der iid ais ameritanild,cr Silrger aus
gcgeben unh in Srpotlpn 8enobnt
bate, bat bier Dem llrthcil bes &C.
rid)tc5, Dor Dem or inter Der Inflage,
Den Scirben Gn9lanb's nidtige Sniors
matioucn 9eid]idt 5u baben, porses
griffen urb lid 9eitern Ibenb in ieiner
3eQc I'M Srirton 8eidngniB erbGnat.
crmorpet. Gr idrieb ari cine Shieierz
tafel: Sh fam iaeen, baB id,
in Dem @ereiristen apuiereidh sereht
pro5eiiiiert purbe, fann abcr Die @uis
re9un9 nidt LANCER ausbalten uno
nebme bas 8cieB in meine. ei9cne
Sano. Sd babe in handler Sfla6t
mitgctdmpft. unb Der SOB fommt mir
oils GrlDier. Sh bate DEN COB burd,
bic auBcl porgc6oSeu. mil abcr bas
Sdnffott nid)t bcitei9en, neil ih Sreis
mullrcr bin. &as id) gcthau hdbc.
that id fiir meiu 9anb. Sd bride
mcincu Snnt aus. unD mogc 9ptt
eudl ale ie8nen,"
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SfaatSperbanS 'pen Jntiana
taet.
llcber Sagunscn Der Staatsuerbanoe
ppn Silinuis mn Wsiiiuuri iirbe
Snnenicitem.

GuS Iiibalpata. Sue.. pcrloutct :
Ter ct. Soicpb's St~oatspcrbanb pom
Snoiana. Dem 50 cin6clnc %ereinc nit
ilber $500 0titglicbcru a~ngcboren, err
lcoigte Ieine p~icsidbrise %. @eriamms
lung pom 16. bis sum IS. Wtai. Sn
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trano ilbcr bas Sbema .8abr6eit"
Sn feileluoer @eiic iprut eann bod,s
lpiiroiger Or. Iuguit &. Srcia pom
St. Srnncisz Seminar in Wilfpaufcc
ilbcr "SaS Ippitolat Der @aicnpclt".
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bctontc botm. &curp i. Spalping, z.
s., . Der Spnoln llnipcriitat in Chi
cago. paB luic iiberuq. 10 aud bier bas
groBtc @eipidt auf GiuiBtcit uup gu
'nmmcnbalt 81 Ie9eu iei. @eun man
Dem 8erte Der i~o5ialen Reiorm Al
cinem o%auernben rgrfolae perbelien
noble, JET Sas 3anos ins Saubarbeiten
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tsprSisa fir Sieie .Seitums b.arbsitet.,

SIN Sinabpn III am is. Wai Die Bits
lammenieBun9 bes nelien pprtusieii<
lfen 4abinetts, beiien 3priib sSoiS
Saitro iibernommen bat, befanntges
9eben lpproen.
Eremierminiiter Msauith fiinbiete
tm britiidlen Yarlnment am 10. Olai
Die Siloung zines Coalitions Winittes
RUINS an, oas Den &rieg nit aler
@nergic fortieBen ioQ. Ser Yremier.
miniIter unb Der Observation-Disclosures blei>
ben. Sic pidtisiten Beri0nlihfeiten
pes alten aabinetts, nelhe pabrifein4
lid nusiGeioen fperben, limb 2oro<
8roBtan5ler Salbane, St~aatsiefretdr
fiir Snbien Creme, Staatsiefretdr fir
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GbefsS etretdr fir Srlano Iuguifine
8irreu; ferner entipeber 2orb Sifber.
erlter Sorb Der Ibmiralitdt ober SeIbs
mqritaa aithener. Den Die 3eitunseI
pes Soro 9torthcliffe abseiest jeben
Dolen. Yin ieine Stele miro Sir
Sobn Srcud unb beiien 8eneralftabss
Sbef Cir @iliam Hobertion perlanst.
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I~lters9rense fiir Hefruten bis gum 40.
Sabr binnlisge1doben unb bas Rins
beitmaB auf finf SUP 5lpei 3oq hers
unter9eriidt.
Sn einem am 20. Mai berofients
liften Memorandum lud,t Die britiife
Negieruns iiber bas ungeborig lanse
Surildbalten amerifnniifer Sfiffe
uno ncutraler Sabr5euse nit americas
niid,er Sabuns in en9liideu Sdfen iid3
5u reftfertigen.
Sn Der Stabt Ierifo lit am 20.
Mai Der bcutide 8eihdftstrdaer Rag>
nus bon ctnem Strabcnrduber iibers
fallen uno burh Ieiierifid,e perpuns
Oct. aber nif,t ernitlid, perIest poroen.
Cine politiid]e Scbeutung jou Dee
Nttaire nidt gu eigen iein.
Sas Sanbitenz llnpeien in bee
Staot Werito miro in pfiisieQess
&%aibinstoncr Scpeifen ais nunbes
ltlreiblit ideuBliG" uno bas 2eber
aller IusIdnber als sefdbroet ses
idiIocrt.-GT, 9. Staots5ts.".
linn v@iBpcritdnoniiic" iiber bie
britiIde TcitbuItung amerifaniifcs
~NS'llN HHp >uph.tSSh on pSltuJitSCNe
bat pd5 ~Iuslpdrtise cngliife Imt aM
20. Nai elm Memorandum ausee,
geben. nelhe5 erfldrt, baS Die suriidz
gcbultenen Saumirollen : 8argos aus
DEN Der. Staoten bon Der Hegierung
ibcrnommen tuorScu ieicu unb bc5a6lt
piirben, yiobalb bic pa6ren gisen>
tbiimer feitseiteLt ieien". Sic SGne
bciiislif Der feitgchaltenen SleiI6.
rpGarcn lrlb Srotitoffe ieien MIR besa
bnlb nod nidrt erIeotet, neil Die Gigs
ner. numcutlth Die amcrifaniideu
+" Taders" r5u uhcrtriebeue Treiie for.
BERN. Die grtldrrms fi;trt aus, paB
Die ameritaniiten GerIeubrnscn BON
Gonterbaube (pber pa3 England ba.
fir crtldrt) OH Neutrnle einen 10 sc>
paltioen lln;fang dngenommen bate.
baS England 5ur Innabme berehtiat
lei. baB picle bieier aarsos fir pcn
6eino beltimmt icien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Der Hesiepelt'prsseb

Nus S%pracuie, Y. g., periautet:
Nad IL itiiuoiser Seratbuns iiber Die
aoitenpertbeiluug in bieiem Yro5eB
fam Die Surp am %. Mai 81 Dem Sc
funb, bab aac bon Col. Hooiepelt gez
gen ISM. Barnes ~crbobenen Seifulois
9ungen Der @abrbeit cntipraden, Der
Slayer babcr niht perleumpet nprbcn
unb nit ieincr @ntifdbiguugsfluec
foitcnpflittig nb9eipieicn lei. Eoo)tz
belt id,iittcltc alien 8eidporeneu barz
tcno Die 6anp unb lieB iid nit linen
pbotographieren. Barnes Inpalt
8m. Srins bat Serufuug eingelegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

Der Yrieiteri6aft unb Ser 2aienpelt
unerldSlif. Im gbenb bes eriten
3ases ~periammelten lid Damn Die iunz
gen Seute. 81 benen 8iihof Ilerbine.
Hid,ter 6. g. Sicb unb 6enrn Senz
irteo 0 indianapolis unb bofip. g.
u. Woenh bon bier iprndocu. ollie
bier Teoen pieien alf Den notbipenz
oigen 3uiomneniflub Der Siinslinse
unb Sun9fraien bin, beren Ritarbeit
in Der 6riirlih zio5ialen 8eform mad
Den 8rlnpidsen oes Central 0creins
notbpenbig lei. - Ius bem Seridte
pes 9rdiioenten cling berpor. DAP lid
Ell Sereine uno S22 Wtttglieber anges
ihlollen batten unb oaB Der Inihlu6
peiterer Sereine 81 errparten lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
praiiSent Ser ypslfSfremnS
printine Co." asiterben.

Der tGslihe tatboliihe .9ufiaIs
ToltsfreunD" bon Buffalo. q. g.,
brad)te in ieiner Summer pom 30.
Wal Die folgcnbe SrauermclSuna:
Nnh lnngem Scibcu peritar6 Serr
Sanas &pcppcl, Erdiihent Der Solfss
ircunb Sriuting SO. Ter @critpr6enc
mar on /. Sc0ruor 1874 in Sittias
hcim bel Saubers @iidpisbcim. 0roSs
bcrSp9tbum Saocn. gcborcn unb lam
I'M Sommer 1875 ms 2anb. Or aalt
ais elm eiiriser Sorberer bcs Seutid,s
tbums unS ais 'treues gIieb Der 8irAs.
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