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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
cCUNTRYs FOREIGN RELATIONS
RAPIDLY DRIFTING INTO SIT
uATioN WHICH THREATENS
SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS.
LOSS OF AMERICAN LIVES
CAUSE OF GRAVE CONCERN
OUTBREAKS of So-calIed Munitions Con
spiracy and Recall of Or. Dumba
Show Attitude of Austria To-
wards Manufacture Of War
Supplies Here.

Washington, Nov. II. American
foreign relations are rapidly drifting
into situation which threatens even
mere direct complications than those
which followed the sinking of the Luz
Sitania.
Washington 10 preserving a calm
outward demeanor, but 1t Is evident
that the administration is graphing
with big problem, a problem which
is the more complicated because it has
been supposed that part OF it was set
tied.
The submarine attack on the An
coma with its death toll of American
passengers is serious in itself, but Is
regarded as the more serious because
of the fact that it is suspected, al
though the suspicion is only whis-
pered, that this Is back door method
Of meeting the American objection to
the German submarine campaign
May Reopen Entire Controversy.
Whether the submarine which sunk
the Ancona was really German or Aus
TRAN, the situation remains sufficient
ly grave, although 1t is recognized its
gravity may be lessened by the fur
Their reports which Ambassador Page
is expected to send from Rome
What is feared is that the sinking
OF the Ancona may reopen the entire
submarine controversy. Even If Ger
many continues to abstain from rub
marine outrages there is nothing to
prevent Austria from approaching the
breaking off limit with the American
government AS it took all summer to
settle the German controversy, it Ia
assumed the Austrian controversy
might permit Austrian submarines
considerable activity in what is re-
Garded as the closing period of the
war.
Alarm Over Munitions Plots.
Added to all this, is the genuine
alarm which is felt over the sporadic
outbreaks Of what Is known as the
munitions conspiracy.
The recall of Doctor Dumba, the
Austrian ambassador, and it's cause,
show conclusively the attitude of the
Austrian government towards the man.
ufacture of munitions in this country
to which they have no access.
The prevalence of fires In munitions
plants the attempts to blow up ships
carrying munitions, the charges of at
tempted strikes related by Samuel
Gompers, and more recently the al
legged conspiracy of Fay and Scholze
in New York with the clear intma-
ton that they are working for men
higher up presents a problem of the
utmost seriousness.
The administration is said to have
turned loose every agency it possesses
for the purpose of running down these
alleged plots, either to prove or dis
prove them and the purpose is to un-
cover the ''me> higher up"
But to know saern is dangerous, but
II once the s--~slcdge Is acquired its
possession may sc equally embarrass-
ing to the government which would
then probably find it necessary to act
and that action might psecipitate trou-
BILE.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
$4,000 to Attack Germans In Africa

Pretoria, Union Of South Africa,
Nov. 16,--Gen. Jan Christian SHUTS,
minister Of defense, has been given
supreme command of the military ex.
petition against German East Africa.
The Union OF South Africa govern
ment has decided to send against the
German solony as manySas $4,000 men
IL force of that size should be
deemed necessary. A great recruiting
campaign is being planned in the
Union to raise volunteers fc- the over,
sean armies rs we'll az for operations
in fs~sca.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
.Adriatic" Sunk; May BE Liner.

New York. Nov. 16.--There was Z
report In maritime circles that the
steamship Adriatic had been sunk,
but this report did not state whether
the vessel was the big passenger ship
OF the White Star line or was the Brit.
ish steamship Adriatic, which left
Kymassi. Greece, on Oct. 10. for Phila.
delphia and passed Tarifa, Spain, Oct.
10. The White Star liner .Adriatic ar.
rived In Liverpool on Nov. Ill. The
other steamship Adriatic. bound for
Philadelphia from Kymassi. should
be ahoat In midatlautic.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
Guard Moves Of Allied Trooes.

Paris. Nov, 16.--Military officers at
Saloniki have taken stringent meas
ures to assure secrecy regarding the
operations and movements Of the
troops OF the Entente Allies, accord
ing to = dispatch from Greece to the
Temps. All suspects, including num-
have been expelled from the military
zone.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
BRESClA RAlDED: 7 KILLED
italian City eombardsd by Austrian
Aeroptanss--Ten Hurt But No
Material Damage.

Rome tviA Parts), Nov. II. $1,000 II Ii
oflicially announced that two Austrian
aaroplanes bombarded Brescia at 8
o'clock In the morning. killing seven
persons and wounding ten. No ma.
torial damage was done.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
ASSERTS 1000 OF SERBIAN PRis-
oNERs WERE TAKEN BY sUL-
GARiAN FORCES.
DARDANELLEs is WORTH COST
Winston Churchill Says Campaign
Should Be Carried Through With
Utter Disregard Of Life--Deniss
Responsibility at Antwerp.
London, Nov. 16.--capture OF $500
''serbians 10 reported by German head
quarters. OF these, 1000 were taken
BY the 6ulaarians. Berlin says the
Serbians continue to give ground.

by the bulnartans. Berlin says the
serbians continue to give ground.
London. Nov. 16.--Winston Church.
I'LL, former member OF the British cab.
met. in the house of commons de-
clared that II any operations In the
history Of the world we're worth car.
rying through with sustained fury and
utter disregard OF life, the operations
at the Dardanelles were worth 1t.
Churchill frankly admitted RESPONSE.
bility for the Allied Dardanelles cam.
paign, recently the object of most Sc.
we're condemnation. but denied that
the Antwerp expedition earlier In the
war was the product OF his brain. He
laid the Antwerp affair ut the door of
Lord Kitchener and the French author
tiles.
Makes Explanatory Address.
Churchill made to commons the ex.
planatory address that was promised
when he resigned his seat In the min
istry last week and offered to join his
regiment In France. Before crowded
galleries he answered men who had
criticized his own administration OF
military and naval affairs while he was
tirst lord of the admiralty. At the
same TINA he launched shafts at pes.
simistic critics who have expressed
doubts about the successful outcome
of the war for the Allies.
II regarded the Dardanellss enter.
prise as alegittimate gamble of war
for prize OF inestimable value which
there was a reasonable chance OF win
ming" said Churchill. "On that basis
went before the ministry and accept
ed full responsibility for initiating
that enterprise"
Regarding the sending Of \ British
expedition to Antwerp early in the
war. Churchill was equally frank. He
did not advise 1t, he said. The idea
OF checking the Germans m this fash
ion originated with Lord Kitchener
and the French strategists. But des.
pite its failure as a military venture.
he defended the Antwerp enterprise
TO the extent that 1t forced the Ger
mans later to give battle on the User
instead Of farther south In France.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
THREATEN TO DlSARm ALLIES

Creeks tntimation Cause OF Consider
able Anxiety to Entente Powers-
kltehener's Visit impoxtant.
London. Nov. 16,--The intimation of
the Greek government that any En-
tente allied troaps seeking refuge In
Greek territory will be disarmsd has
been the cause OF considerable anxi-
ETY. to the Entente powers. and conse-
quently Field Marshal Earl Kitchen
er's Near-East visit gains added inn
portance.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
Courageous Policeman.

Inspector-How was it possible for
the prisoner to get away from you?
Policeman (embarrassed)-WO
you see, on the way we were chased by
cow, and he stood still.-Fliegende
Blaetter.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills put up 40 years
ago. They regulate liver and bowels.-Adv
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18

Safety first" is good motto, but
too many people wait until it's too
late to be careful.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-08
THE PUBLIC FORUM

WHY IS SUNDAY?-n your issue
of the I'd, referring to Sunday closing
of saloons, it occurs to me if the or
thodox clergymen and reformers
would study the scriptures they will
find that they have nothing to stand
upon
From Genesis to Revelations the
bible does not state anything about
Sunday, the first day in the week.
Most Christians have the idea be-
cause Christ rose on that day and
many ministers succeed in deluding
the people by calling it the Lords
day. But the bible does say: RE
member the SABBATH day to keep it
holy" This was handed to Moses on
Mt. Sinai and is commanded to be
kept until the end of time. Exodus,
31st chap, 10Th to 18th Verses.) And
there is not minister, Protestant or
Catholic, can prove from the bible
where God ever ordained it. Exodus,
goth chapter, 9Th to 18th verses;
111th Psalm, 7th and Sth verses; Ro-
man, Sd chapter, 31st verse; Mat
thew, 9Th chapter, 18th verse; Eze-
kial, 22d chapter, 18th verse; Luke,
4th chapter, 18th to 31st verses; Acts,
18th chatter, 4th, 18th and 42d
verses
The Sunday closing advocates
seem to delight in prosecuting the
saIoonkeeper, whose business is just
as legal as a doctor lawyer, minister
or priest. The people who will be af-
fected by the Sunday closing should
test the validity of the Sunday laws,
and believe should the matter be put
clearly before the courts that they
will find eIief.-CharIes P. Walker.
REDLIGHT DISTRICT. - A Mr..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-08

IuIS duu Will W SCCh uC1s
Therefore we should have an open
town where the seeking will be easy.
Innocent girls are suffering now"
he says. We presume because there
is no well-defined and well-advertised
redight district and no open town.
Therefore we should provide these
things in order to protect the inno-
cent girls from these innocent(?)
men that are deprived of their hunt
ing ground. Some men are so nearly
animal that they cannot control their
animal instincts and these are the
men who seek the prostitutes. And
when they are not seeking prostitutes
they are seeking to make prostitutes
of innocent girls, and their success in
this line fills the ranks of fallen
women and makes possible the red
light districts.
There was never a girl that went
wrong but some man went wrong
with her. There was never woman
of good, sound sense that went wrong
of her own volition. The weak-mind-
ed and the feeble women are the prey
VI IuC anu IuC
tai attitude of a man who will de-
fend the immoral and brutal that is
involved in fornication and adultery
is past understanding.
The fornicator and the thief and
the murderer are upon the same
plane of mental development, and if
it were not for the fact that a large
proportion of mankind are upon a
higher level, civilization, would have
persisted long ago and the world
would be one vast wilderness, inhab-
tied by a few savage tribes.
The demand for redlight district
to protect innocent girls from assault
can only be paralleled by demand
for a yellow district, where the burg
lar and the gambler and the murderer
shall be segregated in order to pro-
tect the innocent who do not want to
engage in these elevating pursuits.
Tho n bC11rdif1y IF tho thin or iC oh O11,,,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-08
REDLIGHT DISTRICT.

Green wants to hear from, some of
The Day Book readers about the red
light district. Judging from the tone
of his letter he needs information in
regard to morals rather than the con-
trary.
1t is queerly one-sided view that
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
Die brei Spiesel.

Gin iunges Wdohen, lueldes IN
elmer gr3iebunssanitalt mar, Idrieb
zines Cages ieiner Wutter, lie mp9e
ibnl bod, einen Spiegel i6iden. Ginige
Seit uddber erbielt ite etnen Brief NIT
foleenoer Nutiport:
yWtein liebes ainbl Inltatt zines
Spiegels id)ide ih Dir orei. Sn DEM
eriten lieblt On, lpas Oh biit, in Dem
3tpeiten. mas Oh einmal iein tpirit, IN
Dem britteu. naS on ieBt Iein 1outelt it."
Sas &ino ipunberte lid, gar iebr,
lpie Die Spie9el ailsieben iperoen,
lpeldle linn Die Iutter ihide. Sic
tonnte e5 iait nid,t eriuarten, bis Der
9pte fam. gnolit tam er. @r bate
cine Sd)adtel mitgebrddt. Sdnell
lullroe Dieielbe seDffnet unb mas fam
MN gum @orihein? Sbeuau mar elm
tpirtlider Spiegel. 9a hinein ifaute
bas Rdofen, unb lie lab, tpie Die
1utter seihriebeu bate, mos lie mar.
He6t 3uisieoer bumit, leete es Den
Gpiesel auf Iein Hadttiihhen. Rlln
ioute lid Der 5peite Spie9el 5ei9en.
gr mar in Strpb %einsetpidelt. Steies
tpurbe entfernt uno mas fanD lid? =
elm Sootenfopf. Sas ma aIio Der
Spiegel. in Dem es ieben ioIte, mas
es emit nerbe. Sod ipor elm Tafets
den in Der Shadtel 5uriidgebliebeu.
Sn oieiem ioqte Der Spieeel entbalten
ieiu, in nel6em bas Wdbden ieben
fpnnte, tpie eS lperben miiIie. WnS
modte MN bieies Safet entbalten?
Wtit nod sroberer Reusierbe unb Gle
purbe oasielbe seDffnet unb itebe ba,
es seiste iih elm ihpnes Bib Der lieben
Iutter 8ottes. Sas mar Der brittle
Spiesel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

er am Neuiahrsz @otnbenoe nift I'M
ipnit nm eiuen glildliden SabreS>
lued)lel gebetet. Die Weuoun9 mar
erfolgt, idueler ais er 81 oenteu ges
luagt. Gin pdar &ofen trdfti8e aolt,
lpie i6nu Die Game periprodeu, mo er
pilroe mieoer imitdnbc iein, fiir
2eud)en llnb iid Dos Notbige 3u
erperbeu.
Scnhen a6er fam ipdbreub ber
aadt gar uiht 3ur Nube. 3upiel
mar I'M porbergebenoen Gage auf oas
feline 8eien eiu9eitilrmt. Srauriges
uno Sreuoi9es batteu 10 idnel 9e@
lped,ielt, es mar ibr, ais lei IQes MIR
Elm ihouer Sralm. Sod als lie anti
lpdd)te llub Die nellen ndrnlen aleiber
auf Dem Stuble liegen lab, oa fpnrD
es ibr CUR poli9en @elpiBbeit. Nein,
lie bate nidt getrGunt. AQe5 mar
'Wirtlihfeit, pole @abrbeit. llno nm
II llbr ioQte lie abgebolt lperoeu, nm
lpieoer in bas ihone Saus 3uriid6uz
febreu, bn5 lie 9eiteru 10 gaItlif uufs
geuomnteu bate. Charlotte lpiirbe
luieber lieb nit ibr iprcdpeu uno Srau
Berger gut nit ibr ieiu, tpie Die perz
Itorbene Wlttter es getpeien.
Nd, baB Die Stunoeu 10 lau9ianr
peritrihenI 2endeu FAM es Dor. ais
Oh Die fleine @aububr niemals 10
TRACE ~gegangen. lie bate an Dem 3eiger
ritden unb i'm 6ltr ~SiIe 5Dingen
mogen. Sob ba rief Der Batter gum
Sriibltiide. Cine bunte 8affeefaune
ltnno auf DEM Glide. Bon un9ez
nannter bod lpoblbetannter Seite mar
am Worgen nod elm GROCER &orb, 9e1
fiilt nit aaffeebobnem 3uder, Butter
mn anbern niiBliden Sin9eu ab9es
geben poroen. SeIbit Die iiblid)e
Ncuiabrsbresel feblte uidt. Ser
Senoung mar Johann elm 8oloitiid
beigsfii9t, unb MN bate N(eiiter
Sdllmers, 10 ihneQ cs 9in9, Dem
aafieetiih bereitet. 60 gut batteu
Die 8eiOeu es idou lett 8od)eu niht
mebr gebabt. Wit Sant segeu 9ott,
ben Selter III ser Notb, paro pas
Sriibltiid eiugenommen, i~porauf 2en>
diem bot, pieber in Die Stride geben
81 biirien, es lei bort gar 10 idon
getpeien. 2eiber fpnnte ibr 0ater tie
auf oisiem @eee nidt besIeiten, er
mar nod 3u ihpad, I'M einen Ius>
gang ipasen 81 birfen. 9erne aber
erlalibte er ieiuem 9end)en, nit Den
aubern 8inoern Die nabe Stride gu
beiud)en. =
@as Srau Berger lid uuO Dem
8ebermeiiter selobt bate, oas belt lie
treulih. ollie Notb mar fortan aus
Dem fIeinen peibeu Sdrsfen perz
iGipunben. 9is 5ur pplieen @ieoer@
beriteuuns bes trauten Ieiiters Iprete
Tie td9li6 fir bic 2ebensbeoiriniiie
Der SeiSen. 9enfen aber, Die lie
mebr unb mebr feb eetpann, burftc OFT
5u ibrem Sauie fommen, Inn bort nit
Charlotte 81 ipieleu ober aud itrideu,
bdfeln unb iticten 6u lerncu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
I'm trauten famiienkrcile.


enti6hb lie bnruuf. .obnc Sdube mn
obne Strilmpfe 0arflt on nldt mebr
Iauteu. Nein Sohtcrd)en itebt 5iema
LID in gleifem Ilter nit Dir uup lpiro
Dir 9erne etuns bon ibreu SadDen
iiberlaiieu."
Boil Sreuoe ging 9endeu an Der
Seite ibrer 8eifiiBerin burd Die
StraBen. Wand' perpluberter Slid
ipl9te DEM leltidmeu Yaare; bod Srall
Berger mar iiber iebe gn9ber5igteit
uuo iebe A~ieiguug pertebrten Stol5es
ldn9it binipe9. 3u Sauie dugefoms
men, lpuroe Charlotte 9leidI berbeiges
rufen, nm Dem ainbe bel Der Aod)in
eiu tiidltiges Nbenbellen 81 beitelleu,
ludbreuo Srou Berger ielbit inter Den
Saden hires Sohterd)ens einiges
lteberiliiilige berausbolte. ga faub
lid 10 Iaud)es, mas iif fiir ibren
Yflegling, 10 uarn1tc Die cute Game
bereits oas arme Senhen, oerlpertben
lie6. Yolitdnoi9 men nnrb e5 aus
Gbarlottens &leibern uno 8did,e aus
itaffiert, uno oils Srnu Berger linn
Die Mir ms @eiiht bcrabbdu9enpen
2oden 5uriiditrif, hattie lie ielber bas
&inb fat riht piebererfannt.
so, MN laB Den Snbnt Oeines
&nitens bier, iprad SraI Berger,
nad)bem &eudlen ibren Suneer geitiQt
bate, lid fdufe Dir IQeS ab; oafiir
legen mir etrpas Inberes binein. Cine
SlaIde @ein, eini9e friidJe Ger unb
elm Stiid Sleiid nebit eiuem Srote
tperoeu Dir uno peinem Batter 9efpi6
uidt unipilfommeu fem. Bon MN
al Jolt ibr feinen Iaueel mebr leipen,
i6 perbe fin euf iorgen."
Sann nabm lie 2enheu bel Der
Saub uub lieB lid+~pou ibr Die 8obs
nung angebeu, Die JIG nah eint9er 3eti
Lerreihten. @ie 9rpB aber mar Die
9eripunberung beS ebriamen @ebers,
ba er ieiu Gi1o inter 10 perdnoertem
Geu6ern in Segleitung elmer feiner
Game 5uriidfe6reu iab. Srau Berger
iiber5euete iih 0 Der @abrbeii
9eiieu, ipas Senfeu erSdblt nno luS
oas ainO auf ben ndhiten Wor9eu in
lire @obnltng ein.
Dgein SienltmdOfen miro es abs
6oleu unb clldb ipieber 8rriifbringen"
~periiderte tic Dem eliidliheu Sater.
Soften sic felt nuf @ptt. Der mid,
Slt Sbnen seianot bat unb Der Sbneu
aud lpeiter beIfen miro"
Sierauf entfernte lid Srau Berger.
9enden aber i'm Soaeefiibl Der Sreuos
tonnte nift idnea genug Den &aiter
offnen nm Dem Batter ar Die Serrs
liHfeiten gu utterbreiten. Weber>
meiiter Sf,iilmers permot)te Dor Hiiba
rlutg 5uerit nidt5 81 iageu. Still iaf
er int alien 9ebnltlbl. Die Sdnbc in
cinaubereeleet, bas AntliB leuhtenf
in Slid uno 3ufricbenbcit. 60 bate
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

eiuntal einen 9iiien 8rotl Soate lie
biniibergeben lluo um elm penlg Gllen
bitten? Nber nein. oa fam ibr Der
0eonnfe an Die Ntutter. Satte ne tbr
ous 9ettelu nidlt tets ais unIhpn odr>
geitellt2 - Sic mil nod etu ipeni9
ailsrlibeu llnb bann ibren Beg iueiter
fortieBen. @ieueidt fiubet iib mad
8eenbigung bes @otteSoienlte5 cine
mitleioige Seele, Die ibr einen Sbeil
Der Sa6en ebtauft. 60 5ilnbet Sens
den Elm nelie5 S6pefelbol5 an uno
ems iol9f Dem anoern. Sod Die
adite miro baourh niht 9eboben, uno
miibe uno matt idld9t ba5 Sinh ben
Weg 5ur Stride eiu. Sor6l lpie lie
brinnen 10 berrlih iin9en! Sb lie
einmal ba bineintreten bari? Iaer@
bings bat Die quite SHUTTER lie friiber
bereit5 mitgenommen rro ibr Die 6lmz
melsfoni9iu aui Dem Siloe ge3ei9t.
Nber ieBt in bieiem 3uitanoel 8iro
man Tie niht fortipeiien, pie al jenenl
eroBen Sauie. o Dem lie heute
Wittag eineu &ugen6lid Salt madte,
I'M ais5uruben? - 9anglam I6rei>
tst lie Die Stufen binauf. Seller
2idtglan3 ltrablt ibr ent9egen uno be-
bdd)tig tritt lie ourd) Die Eforte Elm.
Sdeu bleibt lie neben Der lebten gnnt
itebeu, bod cine mitleibige Game
rildt ld,nea b%eiieite, Dem arme &inoe,
bus 10 miibe nusldaut, Slab 81
uafen- .9a iiBt nm Die aleine uno
perueint fait ben @eiang Der bimms
/, liideu Seerit)aaren 81 pernebmen.
8ergenen lit Der Sun9er, ner9eileu Dos
@eiiibl Der &Glte. 60 piel gibt's 5u
Ieben iino sit boreu; ba6 ale iroilhe
Totb unb Slage mebr uno mebr pers
ihiuinbet.
Nadb Seeuoieung ser Inbaht pers
lallen Die airhenbeluder bns @ottes>
bans. Nu6 2enfeu5 Nad1bariu sebt
bintpee, nidt aber, obne oas blale
| @eiid)t DEG armen ai,loes nod einmnl
au5ule6en. Ils nun altd) Senden
bon ibrem Ylase allfitebt, Ihiebt iif
Die quite Sralt udber herdu. &iellei6t
lam lie bier elm eples 8ert perrihten.
Nls 8oritano5mit9lieo bes eliza
betbenz@ ereinS intereiiiert lie lid fin
bieie arlncn 8elen iebr. SrauBen
angefommen, ipriht lie Die aIciue TO-
gleid) an. llno Seuhen per9ibt bel
ben freunbliden 8orteu Der Dame
ibrc 3asbaitiefeit, lie iaBt Iutb.
Sdon in Der Stride bat lie Den tbeils
nebmenbeu Bid Srau Sergers be-
merit. Sie %anttportet besbalb mil
Offenbeit auf iebe OIL lie seiteQts
Srnee. limb nm entrolt Iih Dor
ben Au9en Der 3ubDrerin elm Silf
10 GROCER Nrmltb, 10 iurdtbarer Sillis
loii9feit. baB tic 81 Sbrdncu gerilbri
miro.
~3unadit 9ebeu mir nad] Sauie".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

Soppelter Srrtbum.

Gin boberer observation-disclosures be-
iparb lid UNI cine bepor5ugte Stellune
uno fano es fir ansemeHen, lid BENT
giiniiter, pon benz Die gefesune abs
hing. perionli6 por5uitelen. Steier
ppbnte in einem Eartbauie ppr Der
Stabt. Ils Der geamte bic @ittertbiir
oes @orgartens offnets. brdnste ii6
Elm Ihtparoer, id,musieer, %berpabrz
lciter Hubel beran, iprans an ibut IN
Die Sobe urb 5eiste linn auf iebe 8eife
ieiue Sreube unb 3utrduIifteit.
Gin abiheulihes Sbier", bd9ts
Der 9eante, Der Sunbe bltrfails tid,t
leipen mohte. Iber itr barf i'm, pt6t
einmal einen SuBtritt seben; fetn Sesr
fonnte es mir libel bermerien-"
Or ifritt alio auf bas Saits gu
urb iplIrbe u Den @mpfanesialou ees
fiihrt, nobel Der Yuoel bift an leiner
Seite blieb. Ser Iiniiter, Der alss
balb erihieu, bcsrilBtc MN 5tparl DEN
9eiuher freunblit), aber bod nit elmer
seipiiien 3uriidbaltuue, iporiiber iih
0Ieier iebr fpunoerte. Gbenio befremos
lid, mar es ibm, baB Der Serr bes
Suuies auf ben 6uno feinesfpsss
f%reunolide 9lide mari uno bennod,
bieien Softer in ieinem Gallon bulbste.
ShlieBlif lub Der Miniiter Den
geamten 8u 8dIte. Wabrsno oes
Speiiens ipurbe ober bds Sbier, nm,
bas lid Niemano tiimmerte. isbr mn
rubig. @s le9te ieine ihmusisen
Yfoten auf boS blenbenbtpeiie Stids
md umb rib DEM @alte, ebe oieier es
binoern fonnte, eineu Siibnerflii9el
bonn Seller, Inn i'm sieris su bers
6ebren.
.Sas ipirb mir bod euolid) Su
bunt". mlrmelte Der 9e~pliinberte.
Y8arum mag tpobl Der Iiniiter eineu
10 a%bideulifeu 3oter nm fid oulbsn2"
A6er oamit CAB iid Der Suno nod,
niht 3uirieeen. Or itredte ihliebltb
ieine Shnau5e in cine auf Dem slide
itebenoe 3~uderboie, beren Snboit ct
lid ihmeden lieB.
ga Der SaIsberr immer nod nidt
einsrifi, fpaste Der 8ait snelih gu
frasen: sic lieben Die 6uube pobl
Fiebr?"
.Sh?" brad mln Ser Winiiter in
bGditem Merger los. ~Sm 8ssentbeil,
i6 pcrabihele iie!"
Sam MAIDEN Sic hber NIT Sbrem
Yrbel bier cine Nusnabme?"
.0it mcincm Yuhcl?" rief icner
%eritdunt. "Sas llntbier gebDrt bod,
uidlt mirl I'd, nulbe IS mr.. NEIL
sic 6 mit9ebradlt babcu."
.llno ih tenuc baS Sbier cbenips
pcni8! Is bcAriiBtc MIDI an Der
&iprte Sbrca Nouic3. liei mir uad,
uup 10 bnbc ih icinc llunrteu 9eoulpcl
III Dem @loubcn. 6 lei Sbr @i0cus
tblm,
~Sna III cnuuN auocrcS,"
Mtit i'm en- Sntru crbobcu iidl Sic
pclpcu NcrycN INN iaAtcu Zen artcr
Il rrw Nnrc w iltriNcu rrticlt
Ger S,nmtc bic ulG. Ciutit @tcuc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
Ireisausi6reiben

Siebe 4iuberl = &ir
perben bier 9reiie pertbeileu
fin Die bier beiten Inttpprten
Die mir auf foIsenoe Yreisfrase
; erbulten iperoen:
User iuaren bic nGd,iten aitb
, miberen Veruanbtsn bes Gbriif=
finofens anf Groem."
Sic Yreiie limb:
! 4. Ireis: grector SO. 2 ober
$500 in 9aarselb.
2. 9reis: Sas terrlicbe Bud
, n9eben ~"
3. Yrets: Gin Idones @e6ets
bud.
, 4. Yreis: @inen HoientranS.
Sas Ereisausihreibeu baltert
, bis gum 6. Sanuar 1915.
+ Gbeniu iuie BET ben friberen
, Yreisansihreibem iueroen Shrift
, unb Mnfias in getrad,t sesusen
, merben.
, Slid allfl
, Ser Cnkel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
fur die liebe 1u9end.


uno MIDI genlnd)t, . altdl fein @iirms
Ieiu mebr! Nh, piiBteit Oh, pie peb
Mrs tbllt, mein Seinheu, adj, iuie
iebr!"
aarl lieB Den Safer; bod, filr ibn
mar iest bic &uit oubin. Nebmt, mas
ons Ser5 oes anaben iprad), ibr 4tns
Der, ia gu SiMul
Glidle ME elm Sbier 5ltm
Sher3,
Gem es fiiblt lpie Du ben
Sumer5.