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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-06
Revised List shows 93 Victims.
Special TO The Daily Item.


Memphis. Oct. IA revised
list OF hurricane victims shows
81 dead. five hundred injured,
three hundred missing. The
greatest loss was at New Or
leans and at Mississippi coast
towns.
Memphis. Oct. Lone hun
dred and thirty-two were kill
ed In the hurricane, five hun
dred injured and seven hun
dred are missing. according to
reports received by railroad Of
ficials. The property loss is
more than FIVE million. Ac-
cording TO officials eighty-nine
are dead at New Orleans and
vicinity. Thirty dead are re-
ported from points between
New Orleans and Mobile. Jack
son reports state that II Is be-
heved that fifty-one we're lost
In the territory from the Missis-
sippi river to Peal river bot
toms. Conditions In that coun-
try are pitiable. "A hundred
families were marooned and
appeals for food had been sent
out. One person was killed and
eight injured at Natchez.
Thirty-nine are dead at Fernier,
La. and the town is without
adequate food. Four are dead
and twenty fishermen are miss
Ing at Gulfport. A million dol
lar damage was done at Rigo-
let's and Dunbar. La. which
were wiped of the map.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-06
BIG JEWELRY ROBBERY.
Widow of late Michigan Senator Loses
$4,000 Worth of Gems.

New York, Oct. At became
known today that Mrs. James McNIil-
len. the widow of the late Michigan
senator, was robbed of seventy-five
thousand dollars worth of jewelrv An
gust 'th. 1t was taken from a safe
IN her Manchester, Mass, summer
home. There is no clue
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-06
Colorado Miners Vote.

Denver, Oct. 4.-rhe minors or,-
ployed by the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company began voting today on the
Rockefellcr plan. If the vote is ravor-
aple immediate steps will he taken TO
put ii into effect.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-06
READY FOR ACTION.

Paris, Oct. 1.-The Temps an
nounces that France and Great Brit
ain already have taken military meas
ures to defend Servia and Greece
against Bulgarian aggression.
The Temps does not indicate what
armed steps have been taken by the
allies, nor is anything official availa-
BILE. 1t is presumed in military cir
cles that a formidable expedition will
land either at Kavala or Saloniki or
that it already has been landed.
Indications are that Italy and Rus
sa are cooperating with France and
Great Britain in the execution Of this
joint movement, although the actual
military forces probably will be drawn
from Great Britain and France, and
that the Italians will lend their aid in
the Mediterranean and the Russians
on the Black Sea front. The allies
movement, it is stated here, is de-
signed to offset the agreement said to
have been effected between Bulgaria
and the Teutonic allies under which
Bulgaria will act against Servia be-
fore October Is.
minister Of one of the Balkan
states said today that Bulgaria had
never replied to the joint note of the
triple entente allies submitting Ser
Was concessions to Bulgaria with re-
gard to Macedonia. Instead of re-
plying, this minister said, Bulgaria
had ordered a mobilization. This
mobilization in the opinion of the
minister was in itself an adverse
reply.
The minister said he considered two
courses open to the allies, first, a per-
emptory ultimatum to Bulgaria to de-
mobilize Immediately, and second, a
military expedition to safeguard Ser-
via before Bulgaria's project could be
carried into execution October Is.
There are indications in Paris that
both these moves are under way or
in contemplation, and The Temps
definite announcement appears to as
sure the early execution of the expe-
dictionary move.
CLASHES ON BORDER.
Turin. Italy, Sept. 80 (via Paris,
Oct. D.-There already have been
several clashes between Servians and
Bulgarians along the frontier. accord
ing to reports received here. A Bull
garian patrol at Tritchouke is re-
ported to have attacked Servian SEN
tinels, who retreated. The Bulgars
crossed into Servian territory where
they remained several hours.
bulgarian troops are said to he dig
ging trenches all along the frontier
and protecting them with barbcd wire
entanglemcnts.
CAN'T RETRACE STEPS.
Sofia, Sept. 20 (via London. Oct. p.
delayed in Transmission Hope is
dwindling here that the Balkan situa-
ton VIII be settled peacefully. The
impression is gaining ground that Bull
'5aria by rctracing her steps, would
invite Il situation which might be-
come dangerous after the war The
only means to prevent Il Balkan war.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-06

in the, opinion of high authorities i'm
Sofia, seems to be the immediate ces-
sion by Servia to Bulgaria of the
contested zone in Macedonia without
reservation.
Premier Radoslavoff yesterday when
receiving prominent members of the
agragrian party, said that Bulcaria's
hands were not tied by obligations to
any belligerent group and that tho
negotiations concerning Bulgaria's $
claims in Macedonia were progressing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-06

Last OF Hurricanes Ravages Being
1 Made mn

Memphis. Oct. 1.-The total loss of
life In the hurricane according to fig
nres compiled by railroad officials is
hfty-four. Twenty-three are dead at
New Orleans and thirty-one elsewhere.
Tho damage is about three million.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-06
Earthquake iu Scotland.

London, oct. "a violent earth
quake Is reported in Scotland Little
was done.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-06
REPORT FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Big Loss OF Life Feared Between
Houma and Morpnn CITY.

Galveston. Oct. IA radio from
New Orleans states that the full force
OF the hurricane struck Houma. La.
. town Of five thousand population.
tremendous loss OF life is feared be-
sween Houma and Morgan City. The
known dead at New Orleans number
nineteen. The Southern Pacific
wharves and offices were washed
away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
"THE GAY cAMPAieNERs."
Orpheun Has Musical Tabloid Booked
For First Half Coming Week.

The Orpheuin has another Alvord &
Es.ston Musical Comedy Company
tab" for the first half of the coming
week, starting sunday evening.
The Gay Campo igners' is q laugh
able satire Of women suffrage for
women movement. The piece is mostly
tpr. mingled wiki songs and music.
Pleasing electrically effects are pro-
vi6ed for ,nis tabloid, wien Offers
something G5hereut.
Billy" Gilbert, Lorraine Bernard,
Corey Hunt, and Floy Ward are the
leading payers Of the company.
A Big chorus. the "Hawksye Comedy
-Four" and the Lyric sexettette" are
features Of the evenings entertain
.nerr.
The program is concluded with a
good strong two reel drama and good
one reel comedy motion pictures.
The special prices at the Orpheum
are adults 10 and 20 cents; matinee
u cents 70 evedybody. Orpheum.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
DiaeERs SIGN RED WELSH.
Former piict, Who Sought Manage
r7ent, TO Play Third With Infants.

Red Welsh. one OF the hest in
feeders In the Central Association.
erStva.le member Of the Clinton Pilots,
and aspirant for managerial honors. at
Mason City, has signed a contract 10
play Nth the Clay Dtsgers this year,
ae rG.az t. word from Mason City
.o5ay
Welsh has accepted terms and has
forwarded his Clinton release 10 Ma
son City. When Mason City secured a
franchise Welsh was one Of the first
10 apply for The position of manager,
but the place was given to Harry Bay,
the former Cleveland American League
PLAYER.
Welsh. il seems, was under condl-
t!onal contract with Manager Hough
al Clinton last year, and was to have
MS release al the end OF the season
should he so desire.
Welsh Viii prove a valuable acquis-
itian 10 the Clay Diggers. in their
swadG!ing clothes days, as he IS not
only fast inheide- and fair hitter,
/ ont clever field general. II is not
improbable that ne VIII be made field
captain Of the infants.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
FIRE NEAR ALBION.
Frank E. Leonard Suffers Fire Loss
Friday Afternoon.


Friday Afternoon.
AS the result of a defective flue,
which ignited articles in the attic, the
two-story dwelling occupied by Frank
l., Leonard. situated three quarters OF
a mile south of Albion was burned to
the ground late Friday afternoon.
While coming home from the timber
Mr. Leonard discovered the fire. at
about O'clock Help was sought at
once by telephone, and neighbors as
sisted in saving nearly all of the con-
tents down stairs, the canned fruit
stored in the cellar and the bedding
from the second story. The house was
tCt,llv destroyed.
The loss on the contents is estimated
at $500. fully covered by insurance
The loss on the building is estimated
al from 81. 500 to $4,000, and is also be-
leved To he fully covered. The house
was owned by J. f. Murray of Cedar
Rapids.
Ii is believed that the fire that de-
Streyed the dwelling originated some
time in the morning, and burned slow
Is a Ions time before being discovered.
Mrs Leonard was not at home at the
time the blaze was discovered, and the
fire in both the cook stove and the
heater was almost out when Mrs.
Leonard left home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
Your Five Humid red Muscles.


The I'VE hundred muscles in the
human body depend on pure and rich
olood for their health and contractile
energy which is the ability to>labor. IL
they are gwen impure blood they be-
come enfeeDled, the step loses it's elias
ticlty, the arm its efficiency. and there
is inca acity 10 perform the usual
amount of labor.
what a great blessing Hoods sar-
saparila has been TO the many toiling
tho usands whose blood it has made and
Kept pure and rich. This medicine
cIeanses the blood Of all humors, in
herite5 or acquired. and strengthens
and tones the whole system. 1t is inn
portant TO Ne sure that you get Hoods
Sarsaparilla when you ask for it. Nc
substitute for it is Ike it.-Advertise-
gnent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
OUCH! PAIN, PAIN.
RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS
RUB PAIN RIGHT OUT WITH
SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF
OLD "ST. JACOBS OIL"

rheumatism is pain only" Not one
case in fifty requires internal treat
ment, stop drugging. Rub soothing
penetrating "St. Jacobs OH right into
your sore, stiff, aching joints ana
muscles, and relief comes instantly
st. Jacobs Dir is a harmless rheu-
matism cure which never disappoints
and can nor burn the skin.
Timber up! Quit complaining! Get
small trial bottle of old. honest ST.
Jacobs Or at any drug store and IN
lust a moment you'u be free from
rheumatic pain. soreness, stiffness ana
swelling. Don't suffer! Relief awaits
YOU. st. Jacobs or has cured mill
lions of rheumatism sufferers in the
lasta half century, and Is just as GOOD
for sciatica neuralgia, lumbago BACK
ache, sprains.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
In The pis.rio. Court.

TIE trial Of the care Of Davis vs.
Liston was continued Friday eyening
urtil Monday
The following cases were dismissed
friGay: Sarah Schroyer -. Melvin G..
Scfroyer Rachel Hoffman vs.. Ell
Hoffman, Farmers EleYator Company
rs. Fritz Deppe aud ". S. Haynes vs..
Byron ~ CARPENTER.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13

plan Is evolved and moro deputies
employed. Our younger but enter
prising sister city, Mason City. adopted
the proper method, placed sixteen
deputies In the field, and the enumer-
alton is now complete The count
there of $1,000 without doubt is fairly
accurate. The Marshalltown Club
ought to take the matter Up and CO.
operate at least to the extent of maxi
ing possible nearly correct count OF
noses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13

Adams. the Waterman. They were arr
raigned in the mayors court this fore
noon. The Mcdonald boy, it developed,
was not with bennett or in the build
ing at all. bennett said it was boy
named Lang who was with him. The
mayor admonished the boys to be good
and let them go.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
..-.--.-..-.-..-...-s--
CALCMEL SALIVhTES
-.~...-.--.-.-

Calomel makes you sick and you lose
a days work. Caiomel is a nasty, dan
gerous chemical. To lven your slug
gLsh liver and bowels when constipated.
headachy, bilious, just get d Decent box
of harmless Cascarets. r ey WORK while
you sleep, don't grippe, sicken or sail
vate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
DUNN FINED $500
Restaurant Owner of Iris City AS
sessod Large Amount For Selling
Beverage ALLEGED to Be an 'ntoxicant.

Charles A. Damn, q restaurant owner
of North Center street. was fined $500
ana the costs by Judge :. f. Cum
miugs in the district court this morn
in- for selling intoxicating liquors. The
court ordered Dunn committed to the
ce.nty jail until the fine and costs
weca paid. The appeal bond VAS fixed
Il: 81 600. pQnn was found guilty by
a 5ury last week OF selling an intox.-
cant called Barley Beau.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
Two Bows Arrested.

George Dennett and Pa Mcdonald.
two boys aged about I6. we're arrested
by Chief Of Police LACE friday and to-
day charged with breaafng into and
entering the Marshalltown Sewer Pipe
Tile Company's plant ~ George
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
M favor.

Editor Times Republican: Phase
announce my candida e or he uora!-
nation as mayor before the municipal
primary election March = Q. l..
IngIedue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13

DR.. Billiard, osteopath, is West Main
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
LOCAL COMMENT

Marshalltown quit the old system
of ward council and turned to the
commission plan four years ago be-
cause the latter system has many
proved advantages over the old way.
One of them is that responsibility Tor
performance of the public's work is
centralized in fewer men and can be
more easily located. But whether or
not the commission plan OF govern
ment is a success depends entirely up
on the character and type OF men
elected mayor and commissioners. IL
is these officers who can make the sys-
TEN a success or failure. Voters should
remember this very evident but inn
portant fact in the campaign that has
just opened.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13


Indications point to an incomplete
and incorrect state census of Mar
shalltown The work at present under
way is not progressing. The enumera-
ton is being made in conjunction with
the annual assessment of real and per-
sonaI property. The assessment alone
is huge task, and the time necessary
for this work precludes rapid and
accurate count of population. The
assessor now finds himself otherwise
Handicapped because Of shortage of
help. Four assistants were named
when the work was begun. Three of
the deputies have quit their Jobs after
getting fairly started IN the work of
The wards assigned them. II new men
are put into the field there is certain
TO be confusion. many misses, and no
system Of keeping tab on numerous
removals from one ward 70 another
With the present force the enumera-
ton and assessment combined will re-
quire months of time MarshalItown
! IL entitled to complete count, IL for
no other reason than to prove to the
other cities of the state that our
| boosted prosperity Is founded on fact
More residences were erected during
the past two years than in any SINH
lar time in the city's history. Vacant
| houses are not numerous, which is
evidence that MarshaIitown has grown
and ought to show populati ton OF
near 5000. The count is certain to
fsIl short Of this figure unless new
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Nathan, Ser 1tnweiie.
Observation-Disclosures oieier !3eituna.

q o NJ, Den 80. Se5. '14.-Sie
bieiigen Somtagss Seituneen bringen
cine 3ahridt, Die fiir ameritaniihe
tatbolilhe 9eier 0 beionberer |i6
tieteit lit. Ser alte Studs &atbaa
ndmli6 lit euolid) eripii6t porpeu,
Oie Yrdfeftur berlan9t austunit uber
10000 2ire ($1.00=5.1S 2ire), Die
auf gebeimniBpple 8eiie perihpun>
Den iinp, pdbreno iie feline (%as
tban's) Sdnbe paiiierten. Sic neuc
rationale Yartei beutet 'bieien Sfanbal
griinpIih aus unb es Iiett aus, oils lei
Natbau fiir ale 3eit aus Der romiihen
Yolitif alIsgeihiebett. Gin @unper iii
es, DaB Natbau's Gorrnptiertbeit nid)t
idou cher aus Sagssliht gcfpmmer
lit. &ir boffen, paS er 10 Dumit be-
idGiti9t iein pirb, aus Sem 0cfdugs
,niS 5u bleiben, bae linn feline 3eii
raSu bleibcn lpirb, SesH- dmerifuuiiHer
@olt eiu 8ipeites pal ieinc $erirns
Iihteit auf8ubrdngen.-(9 tes. ). Z,
u o dl e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
te. 9. a.~.aaDsluramm Sieier seitans.)

H o m, ben 10. Sanliar '15.-@i1
erobcben, bas itdrtite, baB ie III Gom
couitatlert plrbe. erfolgte bier am 10.
Sanuar &orgens I'M 1855 llbr. unb
belt gegen - bis 80 SetunDen an.
Siele 0ebaupe murDen burf Die Grs
idiitterung ifnper beiddpiet; icbpf
tein SerluIt an Renifenleben lit 81
b%etlngen. Inter Den beiAdbieteu Sc
bdlben limb 81 ennen Die gotbi1fe
ct. I9atbds Stride, Die Seiuitens
Stride ct. Sgnatius, Der GbigisY alalt,
Der Sarneiee Yalait, in lpelfem Sic
fran5piiide Sotifaft ibren Sip bat
unb Die beriibmten Sdulengdnge bon
Marcus IureliuS (fpelder r0miiher
aaiier bon 143-S7 b. Chr. tpar)
Sic ISABELLE oes ridden Gouegiums lit.
mie irrtbilmliher Reiie in Der Cages
preiIe berid)tet pprbeT, uidlt beiddoigi
noroen. Bon Dem Sadc Der ct.
Sobannes Stride I'M 2aterau 1tiir5te
Die 9ploHals Statlle bes Ipoitels Saul
bon ibrem Soitnment unb Serbrad.
Ser Sl. Batter bat iofort DEN Staotss
ietretdr, i'm iiber Die 8rpBe bes @roe
bebenS gu unterriften, audi 9ab er
8eiebl, bab bus Inn 8atitan selegene
Soipital Santu Wartba iofort fiir Die
Iufnabme Der &erungliidteu bereit
geItelt peroe; ferner, baB itt Die
@iIhoie Der betrofieuen Siitritte Der
armen Seireuben seiitIidl unb p6piiif
unnebmen iolten. Seine Seiligteii
beiufte mebrere Wale Die Serms
gliidteu in benz genannten &oipital
er iprah nit ibnen. troitete uub
iesnete lie unp betetc fir Die Sters
benbeu. Iuh bat er eiuen 6iilfss
ionb erofinet, 5u Incident or perions
lib $4,000 beiiteuertc, er foroert ale
futbcliiteu Sereinigunsen muf. firr
bus 8iilfslperf bei5uiteuern. Sieie
Sanblungspeiie bes Sapltes Bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
wannemafers Oepeiebe ar
Sen papft.
tepe,ien iar sisie 3sitnnaD

Hep. s. 3. u o h c, Der bcfnnnte
fatboliihe 8lobe> Srotter unb Sour
naliit. ertldrt III elmer ldu9ereu Spes
5ials 9prreiponbeu6 an uniere pSbe
Catholic Sribune" unter'm Satum
bonn %. DECEMBER IA: Nm Conn
tag go. 9e8.) Ian9te id nit Dem
Sampier .Gerpna" bier IN Neapel an.
Nah Der Ieiie fauite ih mir sine
Nummer beS nSNerpntore Hpmuno".
pas balbnmtli6e Organ bes @atitaus.
Sh iauo AMI Der criten Scite Die
Sppie zines aabel9rnmms an Den 81.
Batter. Sasielbe itammt bon eiusnr
Srn. Sobn @annemafsr aus Ybilas
pelpbia. ga. Ser, I'M Ramsu elmer
pieIfopfisen MISUNDERSTANDING IN
iener Stobt benz SL Batter eontt fin
heiien 9emiibunsen i'm Snterelie res
SriebenS inter ben fdmpienben Idhs
ten. SaS Selesrnmm mar i'm pollen
Wortlant ipiebergegeben unb mir iii
iuotpiihen bier in @om mitgetbeiIi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Der. Staaten ftnmmel,, mir feline
8eitrdge tperben ahgsuonmteu ioer>
rem. ieIbit BON bca reichiten 5rauen
oe5 2anoes. Nas Sentmal 6eite9t
aus 1875 Senementbduieru fir be-
biirftiee Samilieu 3pet Samen,
Ramens Sri. Gnna Yenoleton Shenf
uno SRI. Marcia Weaoe, SeiSe bon
Retp gort. limb bic Nr6itetteu. Sieie
geplmten Sduier fperben $50 Snnt<
lien Sbbob bieten, Die Iietbe tpirb
MIR 81 bis SIT per Monot iein. Su
oieien Ipartementr Bobnun9en ipirb
es me6rere 3dben (Stores) seber, Die
Tiir IS bis SIP per 0ionot perntietbet
tuerben. Su bieier aniieolung miro
ii6 ciu Defenders srobeS Sauptges
bdube befinben nit Dffentlifen Sds
bern, Sagesfinoerbewabr : gnitalt,
Soipital, Spielrdunte uuo Ters
iamntlungs> Salen-CS. 0t. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
"Why England Is at War With
Germany"
AspeSiea FIR Sicie Ssituns.)

Inter obi9em Sitel 9ibt Der be-
farmte en9lii6e Shriftiteller Silaire
8elloc in einem pieripaltigeu
in Der .Nen 9ort Zines" Die
llriafen an, bic Dem Surhifnittss
@n9ldnber ols 8riinbe gelten. mess
balb England nit 0eutihlanb i'm
arie9e liegt. Sic llriafeu, in brei
Sauptpunfte conbeniiert, iino folgepz
De: ~ go LANCE England es pers
binbern lam, iou Niemanb maritimes
llebergetpiht iiber Die britiihe Slotte
betommen, DEFENDERS niht in Den
Reeres itraBen unb en9ereu Reeren;
p Sas Gr9ebniB einer 9nu5en 9teibe
pm biplomatiihen 9auplunSen, be-
ioubers in 8erbinbuls nit Srantreid)
(unb Sel9ienl, Die feit DER leeten
5ebn Sabre pas ensliihe N~uspdrtige
4mt beIhdftigt bielten; 81 Cine 9es
lpilie, tpenn uuh mage 8innei9ung CUR
peitliheu pber lateiniihen lleberlieics
rIn9 Der Civilization NIT ibren &C.
brduhen in Srie9 unb Srieoen, be-
ionoers dber ibren 8ro6mahtzGe
trdsen. limb bieie Tradition mar tart
senrg. I'M, nit Den beioeu senannten
Sunften 3uiammenipirfenb als Be-
p~eggruub 81 oieneu, einen geniigen>
Den moralil6en Strom 5u 8uniten
bee .arieges 81 er5eueen, ipelhe Stslz
lunsnabme Damn Die gntId)eibung
brahte.-(S. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Gin sMener Brief an Sir
Conan Doyle.
(epe5isa fir oieie SETTING,

Su cincm nht 3eituussipalten
lau9en oifeucn Brief ri Den oben ges
nomtcn cuslii6euS 6riititeQer beouts
pprtct 6err SameS SSomell, Seuz
nett, ariegscorreiponoent Der Chi
ca9o Sribune~, in sem s~ennnntcn
@latt pom II. Snnrar eimsn slrtifel
Sople's, Der I'M ~HuHbpn Gbronitle"
eri6ien> unb bstitelt mar: .@ie
YreuBen ben Stanberb Der mpbernen
STRENGTHENING begrabiert bat. Sn
oieiem Sriei iuGt 6r. Yenuctt mil
Sbatiofen 6u bemeiien ba6 ole
Seutideu unb Seiterrtifer 10 bllman
oieien arieg iiibren, 10 buman lpebrs
loie Sraueu uub &inber b~ebanSeln. 10
bumau 9e9eu aunitiuerfe lino @pttess
bdilier ppr9eben, 10 Dnran nit Den
g~eian9cneu unb p%crlpunbeten Seinoen
umgebcn, 10 bumon cngliIhe Sroucr
IN Seutlhlaub bebanbc!n IN unperer
@orteu 10 human oicien &eltfrica 3ll
iiibren Ii6en, pie es elmer cipiliiiers
ten Nation eben mDgli6 lit. GO
ifreibt Sesr Bennett, sin Amerifauer.
in Dem audi niht eiu Sropieu oeuts
ifes 9lut palt uub Der, nie er ielbii
beridtet, am 10. Nu8Ilt bon Imcrito
ans IN SriiNel anlau9te, oils Sonbouer
Correspondent Der .@bitugn Sris
bume" nit &oreinsenonmenheit i'm
Ser5en 9ssen Die Seuti6en,-
%. M.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
tepssisn fir bisIe Seituma.)

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SitpreuBcn gebauit bdben, Ipilrbe in
bieier 3eitung e~in9ebenb berid)tet:
Ilh iiber Die gebanolung bes riimds
niiden (butolpiniihen) Gr5biihpfs
9r. 3 p a uub bes Semberger Gr5z
biidofs S3eptp5ti ipelhe 8eibe
IN Die ruiiiihe @efan9euidait abge@
fibrt tprrDen, ging an oieier Stele
Rebe. 9ie in Nrab. llnBarn, eri6eiz
renoe 3ietihrift 81 Sabiereg"
(Irmee) 3. .. brin9t aht pbotograz
pbiihe N%ufnnbmeu 9~ebcutter rllmduis
ider SalIern rnb geihdnbeter Srauen,
beren Silber mad Der &e%rtreihung Der
Hlliien aus Der . utomin a dnges
iertigt purben. 9ieie Silber lieiern
ben 9etpeis. ipie Die Solbaten be5 G5as
rem in ienem 2anbe, 81 beiien Seireis
ing bonn oiterreihiifeu Sohe Die
Guiien angeblih gefpmmen paren,
por9egan9cn iiub. Gin Seiipiel fiir
Siele lit bas &or9eben auf Der Serrs
Ihaft 8rigoreta, no Der |erlpalter
im5rueifelbaft nadtuies, baB Die Serre
idaft bas @igentbum pon Hlimdnen
~ortbocorer Goufeiiipu lit. Der coms