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Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
CUBS AND KEWP|ES TIE
 NINETEEN TO NINETEEN
Bv Doe Cewy"

In game of basketball, with a good share of football mixed in, the Cubs Athletic Club team played tie with the Y M C. A. kewpies, the score being 19 to 19. It was the closest and also the toughest game played so far this season. A good number of the players nursed skinned knees and shoulders last night before go- ing to bed.
 Pickrell showed his ability as a guard last night when Crosse, the "Kewpie" forward, only threw one goal on him. Heflin also starred, he making all the Cubs" points but six
 Twenty minute halves were played.
 The line-upS were:
 Kewpies-Grosso, F.; Stephens, F.; Wright, C.; Mccoy, G.; Case, G.
 Cubs-Heflin, F.; Pickrell. F.; IT, vine, C.; Detweiler, G.: Pickrell. c.
 Boardman, referee Tell and Kirk sey. timekeepers; I. Irvine, score keeper.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
JUDGE BURG'S
 NEAR ESCAPE
Former New Mexico Solon Drives into Wild Mesas of Western Arizona iii Order to Escape Raging flood-Touring Home

After having been compelled to flee to the hills to avoid being wash ed down the river during the recent rains, John Baron Burg and wife, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, finally reached here from Yuma yesterday ir their big Rec touring car. They are en route for their home from q tour of California.
 It was this side of Yuma that the Eurg equipage was threatened with destruction. They were compelled to drive three miles over the trackless mesas to the higher ground in order to get away from the raging torrent.
 Mir Burg, who was five years ago an Albuquerque business man, has made a big mark in New Mexico pol itics. After a rapid rise to fame in the first state legislature as a mem- Der from Bernalillo county, Mir Burg was named probate judge of that division, a position which he still holds, and will hold until the eX- riration of his term four years hence.
 The Burgs leave this. morning for Albuquerque. Owing to the snows, that have cut the Springerville road, they will take the Borderland route. via Tucson and Fl Paso.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07

ship this year is evident from the earnest way in which the campaign is being started. In yesterdays mail team captains sent out letters to their selected workers, urging them to join the ranks and fight for the goal that all want to reach.
 The campaign will start with 8 luncheon on next Monday noon at the Y. NJ c. A. roof garden.
 A sample of the letter is as fol- lows:
 Dear Member:
 RIGHT -OF-WAY -" GOING UP," ALL ABOARD FOR A THOU SAND STRONG.
 Dr. Dennett, EMBARRASSING, has chosen me as one of the Lead CTS in the RIGHT OF WAY WEEK CAMPAIGN to make the Member ship of the Phoenix r. NJ. c. A. ONE THOUSAND.
 I have chosen YOU one of my CO., WORKERS. BE READY. We meet for a conference next Monday
 DO NOT FORGET THE DATE Lunch with me at the "Y" prompt ly at TWELVE next MONDAY, JAN UARY ELEVEN
 Yours GOING UP"
 F. H. REDEWILLl.
 x Y, ss~ Fl Captan.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
IEvANS SCHOOL TENNIS
 CRACKS TO PLAY HERE
Y. M. C. A. Stars to Take on Best of Southside Institutions Players in
 Saturday Matches.

Four singles and one double will be played between the Y. M. C. A and the Evans school here Saturdey, according to an announcement by the athletic department of the association The games will start at two o'clock Saturday afternoon on the Y NJ c. A. courts.
 Some of the fastest racquet swing CTS in the valley will be on the teams. w. A. Horrell, winner of the singles cup in the last border states tourney here last spring, will be one of the Y. players. Lloyd Elliott and R. l. Turner of the high school are two of the best that institution has pro- duced. George Judson of the Adams school is a smashing player of great power. Dr. w. w. Wilkinson, the fifth Y. player, is a long winner
 Evans school will be represented by William Swift, who is perhaps the best player in the institution, w. Cobb, G. Bartlett and G. Pendleton Swift and Cobb will undoubtedly be the Mesa teams doubles candidates. Fitz- gerald hasn't decided upon the doub- les team for the r. M C. A., but will pick his crew from the five men named.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
0NE 0F MACK
 MEN |S HERE
J. D. Shibe, Part Owner of Philadelphia Athlet IS, Arrives in Phoenix for a Short Stay While Recu-
 perating from Breakdown

J. D. Shibe, brother of "Old Ben" Shibe, owner of the famous park of that name, and it's co-equal in base ball annals, the Philadelphia Amer;- cans, arrived in Phoenix yesterday to remain here during the fine winter weather. recuperating from severe colds contracted in the east
 MT. Shibe, who is stopping at the Adams, is accompanied by his pri- vate physician, Dr. J. w. Brown of Philadelphia. Dr. Brown said last night that his patient would remain very much in seclusion during their stay here. No one was permitted to speak with the baseball magnate.
 D. Shibe, together with his broth CT, Connie Mack and others, own the team and park which made Philadel- phia the home of the championship team for so many years. Overwork and indisposition brought on during the severe winter broke the health of the club owner, and compelled him to come to Arizona for the benefit of his health. His physician could not say how long their stay would be, or whether MT. Shibe would at tempt to go back east for the com ing campaign of preparations for the busy 1915 season.
 The Shibe brothers are packers of the Reach Sporting Goods company, makers of all sorts of equipment for games. It was in this company that they acquired the wealth which per mitted them to become big league club owners.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
CENTRAL METHODIST IS
 OBSERVING PRAYER WEEK

Central Methodist church is ob- serving the week of prayer in keep
 ing with the rule of the churches of America. The mission fields and stations are studied and papers read on different phases of mission work.
 The attendance is splendid, and the interest is growing with each nights service. Last evening the field was Mexico" and the leader was the Rev. Arthur Marston, pas tor of the Spanish Methodist church of. this city. Several of his members were present. and sang in Spanish and in other awys contributed to the entertainment of the congregation.
 The pastor, Rev. W. J.. Sims, is much interested in the growing work of the congregation, and the week of prayer is bringing many evidences of a spirit of increasing interest and hopefulness on the part of his people.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
MOTORCYCLES SUFFER IN
 TWO RUNAWAY ACCIDENTS
Ray Wards Machine Badly Wrecked and Ernest Douglas Scours Pave
 ment as Result of Collision

Runaway horses and motorcycles seemed to come together with more than ordinary frequency yesterday, when, as results of two accidents, Ray Ward and Ernest Douglas suf- fered more or less discontinue in their mechanical arrangements.
 The first accident took place on Washington street about ? o'clock, when the delivery horse of George T. Imazuni, a Japanese truck gard ener, collided with the standing mo- torcycle of Ray Ward The machine was badly damaged, local dealer estimating the repairs at $75. Ima-
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07

beginning of the war at the dearth of officers. Lord Kitchener declared that all vacancies had been filled and there was now a considerable surplus. Although the training of the men had been carried on under the worst weather conditions. great deal of exceptionally good work had been done during the past month, he said
 Before the adjournment of the house several of the lords brought up the question of enemy aliens not interned in England, whom they con sidered a menance. The Earl ot Crewe, speaking for the government. promised to give the subject further consideration
 Lord Kitchener praised the cool ness and courage of the people of Scarborough, Whitby and Hartle- pools during the recent German na- val raid on the east coast and said that no military advantage can be gained by these wanton attacks.
 The householder's canvass thus far has resulted in the registration ot 216,O0O men who are willing to serve if calNd upon, the war secretary said.
 He continued
 'The great advantages which Ger many enjoyed by reasons of her superiority of numbers and exten- sive war preparations have certainly diminished while the allies daily are increasing their resources in such a way as to enable them to prose cute the war to a triumphant end.
 "The anticipated decrease in the number of recruits during Christmas week has given place to an increase which has almost restored the week ly returns to their former satisfactory level am glad to say that we have filled up the officers grades of the expeditionary force and that there is considerable surplus of training officers to draw from. Since the war began 29.100 officers have been appointed to the army.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07

Zuni accompanied Ward to the re- pair shop, gave him part of the money and a note for the balance an arrangement that was extremely satisfactory to the damaged man.
 Later in the afternoon occurred an accident of more spectacular and more humorous phases, when a small colt ran away on West Adams street, demolished a light cart and then dragged part of the remains under the back wheel of Ernest Douglas motorcycle, as he was proceeding slowly west in front of the Columbia theater The back wheel and the dilapidated sticks that once had been a smart equipage, caught and held just long enough to snake the rider and motorcycle half way acr6ss the street. Neither rider nor machine was damaged.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
FINANCES AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS prspArcHl

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The stock market again proved it's independence by making further, though uneven progress towards a betterment regard less of the London market where Amer leans showed heaviness Canadian Pacific, Southern Pacific and St. Paul
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
Stocks

Amalgamated. 527s: Smelling. 5S: Santa Fe. 93&; St. Paul. S6& New York Central. S6h; Pennsylvania, 1O55s: Reading. 1451a; Southern Pa cific. o3ss; Union Pacific, IFS; Steel, 50A: Preferred, 1O6A.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07

Hire little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
Metals

Silver 4S%: Electro1ytic. $13 to $13.50; Copper, firm.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
LORD KITCHENER MAKES

(Continued from Page One)
Arizona republican., 1915-01-07
sNAPPY STUFF FOR T"
 MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
Catchy Letter Sent to Workers = Thousand Membership is Slogan
 of "Going Up" Organization

That the Y. NJ. c. A. means to tap the thousand mark with it's member
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
@erfnhet hieies sesen @enrolsie.

Sauienbe bon 0eripneu fabren fort
al Neurulgis gu leiben, NEIL tic ntht
%tpiiien, nae lie baeesen tbun loaen.
Ncuraleie lit Elm SGrler3 ber Nernen.
Gs 1T baber %notbtpenbig, bub nan Die
gterpen ielbit beidnftiet. Wnu applta
5iere sIoar's ointment cirfah ouf Die
pebe Stele unb reibe es niht Elm.
Slnnn's Ointment prinst ifneu biz an
Den tpeben, entaitnseten Eerp Dor uno
beieitigt Die gnt5iinhure. Solet @iif1
eiue 20 Gents Slaihe Sloan's Sinie
ment III irgenb elmer Gpot6ete nno
6abet tic itets CUR 6anb seeen @rs
%tdltunsen. nebe uno %geiftpolene
8lieber, 2umbagp, Sciatica unb dbnz
life 2eioen. Sbr @elo 3uriid, ipen,l
nift 5ufrieheneeiteut, o6er es brinst
fat nusen6lidlthe 2iuberun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
gelsier baHsn 5ransuien.

@roBes Gufiehen erregte AM 1. Ses
bruar BEL Der 4nfunft bes Samplers
.Nep 9prf" o Der american Cine,
Der mad einer ereieniBloien Seereiie
NIT 1872 &ajiitenpaiiagteren unb nun
penieen 5pii1enbedlern Dor 2ipers
pool in Stem Yorf e%intraf, Die griheis
nrrg eines .Wilttdrs". BET am linfen
Irme Die oifi3ieae S6leife bes Hps
then areu5es tru9. Gs mar Wdribaa
6. 3eabobp, Sersennt bes iiebenteu
Heeimentes Der bieiigen Electromagnetic
-bireft bon DEN Sdonaerdben in 8el@
glen importirt. Gr plrBtc natirlid,
@ieles bon ieinen 8riegserlebniiien
als Chauffeur beim omerifaniiGcn
Ir1bulan5torps 5u ~er5a6len, bon ben
i6redli6en @erluiten, rpelfe Die belz
glide Irrnee e%rlitten linb-mun borel
bon Der feinoieli9en Stimmule Der
belgiiden Solbnten gege1 lire ~franaos
liifen @affen9enoiien. vSbnen aqein
ihreiben tie es 5u", erfldrte er, ~bab
tic in ben eriten Wonnten bes arie@
scs nbne ieelide Silic e%eblieben iinb,
unb Der Snsrintm lit 10 eroB, bab fem
Selsier mebr einen fran3oiiifen Sffiz
5icr inlutirt." Or puBte aud bapon
8l beridten, bab Gboles Berger, Elm
Neffc bes Stantsiefretdrs 8iuiam s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

8rpan, zines Cages burG elm Dor
etnem beutiden Sarsers Gutomobil
abgei6oiiencn Shrapnen an Der reds
ten SfuIter perpunbet lporoen 1T.
Ser Neife lit ieiner 9usinse nod nit
tbm 5urildeefebrt.
Gild elm rihtieeebenber Sriegss
correspondent fam NIT DEM SEER
gorf" 3uriif, Namens Sobn Meeb, Der
it'd riibmt. Die Shladt BEL Yperr
.mit9emaft" 81 baben unb ben ieine
@rlebnine 10 an9egriffen baben, DAB Ell
franz purbe unb Den 9orreippnoentenz
Beirut an ben Nagel bdnsen mubte.
go melt iein Iu9e rei6te. berihtete
er nit iihtlihem abi9eu, fab er 3fpie
ifen ben Sfan5en nid,ts OILS 2eider
alf Seiben, Die Sei9name in per>
guneenen Shla6ten 9~efnGener Scuts
iher unb S%ran5oien, bic Oh bes nit
urter Is Sub tisfen g6lammes nifi
seborgen perben fonnteu. &Drpers
tbeile itafen aQentbalben i'm Shlamm
lumber.
Waribaa Teabpbn gebentt nod
Wonatsfriit pieber auf Den ariees>
ihauplas 5uriid5ufebren-Dem Nann
Der 5eber lit Die Suit bier5u per9aneeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

&rieee berii6rte, aIs iein %proereiiiber
College Gotnberter BON Stuate @aibs
inetpn aufiprang nnb Die Iufmerfs
iamfeit beg republifnniifen Siibrers
auf cine 3eitunesn1elbung lenfte, baS
SrGiibent @ilion cine @inIobune CUR
gnt6iiaung bes Oentmals Generals
Natbaniel Green in @uilbfprb Court
Soufe, i'm Staate @ortb Carolina, NIT
Der geariinbln9 ab9elebnt babe, cine
Iunabme tonne eeeen Die Neitralitdt
peritoben.
I'D babe bas sleihfals 9eleicn",
ertldrte @aqin9er, .unb ipar pie Der
Senaior bon 8aibin9ton bDhitli6 ers
haunt. baB Der @rdiibent Der Sent
malls @ntbulllne fern bleiben nolIte.
tpeil bieie gbruus zines tohten Seloen
ebentuel als lmneutrul nuseelest
rperben fDnnte. I1nneutrol geeen
men, Natirlih eesen @robbritans
MEN. bas allen Ginipriih erbeben
fpiiroe. Iber faIs mir fpirflih ifpn
10 ipeit eefommen iirb, ifloge i'd, nor,
bab mir am 4. Gulf dudb Die anlsrifus
nifide Slasse bonn @eiben 3ars unb
BON aupitoI berunterboIen. inn ia
nidt Den anihein 81 neden. als Oh
mir uniere Siese Der Ser9aneenbeit in
unneutraler @ciie feierten."
2eiber 8eritorte Senatpr Sperman
bon TOrtb Carolina, Der in bieiem
Nusen6lid ben Sual betrat, oen err
bebenoen gtnbrlld Der potriotiifen
3orte nit Der @eriiherune, ba6 es
Dem Hrdtbenten ~feinesfpe9s ernit nit
ieiner gemerfune sepeien iei unb bob
er MIR nad)bem or bebduert, anoers
ipeitieer @eihdftc lpeeen Der Seller
niht beipobnen 81 fonnerL fnersenb
biil5usefiigt babe, ieine Hebe piiroe
auh epentuell geeen Die @eiebe Der
Heltrnlitdt bcritoben haben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
-Nabrnnssmittclpreife IN Berkfn.

Ser grotnerfnnf in Berlin beaann
am 2. Sebrnar nod ben ne,isn RegIe.
irerts inter normalen WerhdltntKen.
@S iino feline Wabnabmeu our senoalts
lornen 9nr6fibrung be$ b~efdrdnften
Gintaifs ~aetroffen porben. 0ad
Dem ncuen @efcs tommt auf cine
Tcrion AZ En,nb 9rot bro 8ohe.
GO fanb tein Inbrang Der Renae
itatt, iobnB Die frcipilisen Gufieber.
tpelde bon Der 8ader linton slir Iuf.
redterbaltrn9 Der Cronung anges
ltclt fpureu. nidts 81 tbun befomer,.
Scftpeinc lpurben eeitern ~ 95 biz
100 Wart 1920 fir so &iloardmrn
perfmtft. Seim Nusbruh bes arieges
brndtsn b~iciel6en nur 81 Marf.
Nuh cine grbobrns Der 8ierpreiIe
miro c~rlpnrtet. Die rationale 8rniier,
GerciuiaNng hat ansetiinbiat, bas
cine ioIdc n1ldblid Der erb66ten Grs
bcitslobnc unb Der @%ertbeuering Der
Stoffc CUR 9ierbereitung nit Ius.
nnhrnc bon Sopien una6fpenbbas
lper0c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

go5ine" uno nSbe CONCERTED Gatb.
olic".
9ittere anti.fatboliihe Senoen5en
6aben Die ~folgenben glGtter: Che
Gbriitian Seralo", .Sbe 9utberan
Witness", v51e Gbriitian Stano-
aro", uSbe Hepiep dnb Seralo",
rSbe Gbriitian @orfer's Waga5ine",
oSbe Sutberan Gbilrd @orfer", y5be
GbriItinn @itness" i1no ,@lopocate".
Sieie elite -iagt Der nobl orien-
tierte SEER grtbnr YreuB in ieiner
pertben .Sortniebtlp Repiem" -
fam feinesmegS anipruf aui @ol.
Itdnoigfeit MAIDEN. gu obigen anti.
fatbolilden @iiden gerefnet weroen
miiiien praftii6 aae lltberii6en unb
an0ere proteitantiifen airhenblGtter
'1tno ebenio aqe iosialiitiiden 3eitun-
gen uno Reconsideration. 0ieie 81
befGmpfen uto ibre perberbli6en @ir.
fungen lda6loS 81 MAIDEN, lit ole
Nufgabc elmer offers in Der @ode er-
ldjeinenocn fotbolii6en EreiIe in Der
Smoesiprohe. SaB ole vGatbolic
Yrintlng 60" beabiid)tigt, ibre rSbe
Catholic tribune" offers in Der ISOLDE
eriheinen 81 laiien, miro Der Geier an
anoerer STEELE ieben.-(9. H.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

Ger peritdnoige 9urdi6nittsbiir.
ger perltebt fullrn, Die 4merifuner iif)
10 e~rniebrigen fonnen. ben S6uno
nno Den @llit gebaiiiger, b~eionoers
gegen Die fatbolii6e Stride geifernoer,
Ylatter al leien uno ISOLDE fir ISOLDE
oenlelben nit 8uito 5l peroauen. @ie
bod Die In5abl 6ieier SuoelblGtter
lit, metB man ni6t. Cine SSDee bier.
bon aber miro Ginem, lpenll man Die
9tnmen Der b%efannteitcn oerielben err.
Tabrt, Die gegen Die fatboliide Stride
Sale ulO 8eiier ipeien. Hep. Noas
elite 8. 9. fiibrt bie folgeuoen 2amen
an: pSbe Menace", .Sbe accuier",
nSbe Saib". rSbe Yatriot", ,Sbe
Beril", "Sbe gellow Sadet", nSbe
Beacon Sight, ~Sbe 5000 Gitisen",
~Sbe Sefferionion", nSbe S%iberator"
"Sbe Sentinel of 2ibertp", .S6e
@oman'S @itneSS", nSbs Siloerton
Sournal", ySbe Wonfato Sollrnal"
"S6e Inlericm Giti5en", mn ySbc
Gongcr Si9nul"; Damn bic Monats.
i6riitcn: ~Sbe Welting Yot", .Sbe
Rip Sap", nSbe Srutb Seefer",
pSbe Burning 8ui5", n@ation'S @ea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
2anDneitbDDt yGber" cine siueite
yGntDen".

@eihiise bon Dem in 9abia. graz
iilicn. internierten aanonenboot
yGber" iinb 5ur Iusriiitung ces bcilte
iheu 6ilfsfreu3crs Sap Sraialaar"
peripnrbt porben. 9as flcine aanp>
ncn6oot .@ber", bas Elm Replacement
bon MIR e%intnuieno Sonnen bat. bat,
fpie crit iest betannt genoroen lit. I'M
iubsutluntiiden S5euu Der engliifen
SanoelSilotte bebeutenben Sdaben
5ugefiigt.
Die Gin8elbeiten bie1er fiibnen
Seloentbaten iinb befannt eefporbcn
burh Sriefe Der in gabia pcilenben
Wannihaften bes aanonenboptes, Die
IN elmer in Sabia eriheincuben bcllts
Iden 3eitrln9 iportlid) perDffcntlidt
lporoen iino.
Sns aanonenboot .Gbcr" ipar bel
Se9inn bes &rieges in Der QiiDerib
8uht, Seutihs g iibtpeits @frifa. Sn
8egleitung zines @eifrpabers bon
Sra6toampiern. Die nit aoblen unD
&riegsmaterial aller Irt 9elaben fuas
ren, tad bas &anonenboot .@6er"
iofort in See. Sic Yealeitihiffc
fonnten bas &%anonenboot balb pers
laIien nno anberen beutiden Sdiiien
auf bober See 81 Silfe ellen, ipeil bas
&anpncnboot Cher" burdh baS Sta
perm cngliihcr SaubeIsihifie iidD uQe
&orrdtbc iiderte, Die es braud)te.
Bier @odJen operierte Der aapitdn
ber' Cher" aui bober See llnb arrans
gierte oann elm 8enbeapouS nit benz
beutiHen Sampler Trafalgar" unb
iibersab bieism idmmtlihe Gei9Iss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Natbanael Griffith, Der fatbpliife
&Dnis ppm gaintplanb.

@or uusefdhr bier Sabren lit Nae
tbanael Griffith, Der eeaenpartise
aOrie bes gaiutclanbes Siibs afrifo)
bonn 1roteitantismus gum fatboliiden
Blauben ibergetreten. 8leid3eitig
bate CT ben Mutb, nit Den lteberlies
ferunsen ieincr slbnen gu bred,en unc
feline 26 9eiber gu e%ntlniien. Seitber
eripeiir er iih niht MIR oils elm eifrie
ger Gbriit, ionbern ilbt allb Die Suz
genben, ipel6e bic idDnlte Srudt ms
iercr beili9en Nelieion itnb. @inige
9eiipiele mDgen bier our @rbauune
u~nierer Seier un9cfii6rt iein: ollie
Spnntaae beeibt er fih in Die tatbo>
hide Riiiion, nm Die beiliee IeHe
gu boren. Seine erDBte Sreubc lit es,
lid inter Die 8ldubieen az miifen.
Wenn feline llnterthdnen linn in Der
Stride ibre gbrflrft be5eltgen polen,
lebnt er CO ab unh iast linen: Sbr
ieib Sbriiteu, nidt mabr? Gam
9riibt mid niht in Der Stride nit
.Sumond Iorenn" - ngrloube, bof
id bid erb(ide, Serr", ionbern iaat:
-@elobt iei Seius Gbriirus." = Sd
bin auf Dem Chrome gucr Ser, bier
bin in elm Gbriit ipie ibr I1c, nibts
mebr unb nifts peui9er.
Snt 9unSer 9anbe lit MIR cine
Gimme hes 2obes- iiber ieine SbGtias
felt. bic @ercdtisteit ieiner gntidliez
Buneen unb feline @eisbeit. Die 2iebe,
Die er CUR fntboliihen Helision trdgt,
lit cine tief be9riinbete.
8eeenfpdrti9 lit - ipic Griffith
o eini9en Ipnaten an Die General
2citerin Der ct. Yctrus Glnper Sppas
litdt idrie6 = iein innigiter Ser3enss
lpunif, CUR sroBcren Gbrc ieines
8olfes cine Stride gu errid)ten uno
5fpar gan5 i'll Der Ndbe ieiner Heiis
beng. Or brennt, Dor @crlaueen.
bieien Ylnn 5u peripirtlihen. Sas
@ebdiIbe lit I'M Snu beeriffen, abcr Die
Mtittef iinb un5ureideup mn lpenn cs
ferti9 bnitebt; Damn toltd,t bic Sraec
na6 Der inneren e%inridytirn9 olif, nod
alcihern unb airobenipdide. - 9ieier
itunrnen Bite beS eblcn NcgerfOniss
~Jccilte lid Die Ct. Yetrus Glaperz
Sobalitdt nah5rifommen mnb in Der
Miiiionsanitnlt Waria Sprg iteben
fiinf aiiten 9epndt, fpelfe cine ppIls
Itdnbiee MISUNDERSTANDING: Sabers
1afcl, IF. @efdbe, Sacramento NM
airhenpdife entbnlten. Seiper pere
biubert Der einitneilen einsetretene
8eltfrieg ibre Ibienoung. Sobalb es
nber mDslid fem lpirb, iperbcn tic
ibren 8eg mad Dem gniutolnnb nebz
men unb Dem Tegerfrieg Die @riibe
ieiner tpeiBen @lalbensgenolien brins
9en.-(Gorr. rIfrifa".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11

%naee9eieses beidulbiet pirb. Nah
Dem grDffnunesbeiflub lit Der Mnges
fldete binreiGenb perbdhtte, in Den
Sabren 1912 unb 1918 i'm Sns unb
Gilslnnbe Den @eriuh semacbt 5u bas
ben, bem ruiitihen Radrihtens
Bureau Sfriften 3eidnuneen nno
anoere sebeim gu bnltenoe 8esers
Itdnbe 5u perifaffen, obpobl or lpuBte,
bdB er baburd Die Siferbeit bes
Seutiden 8eid)es gefdbroete. &c ers
iGienen adt 2euser, burunter Die
@befrau bes Ineetlueten, mebrere
Wilitdrperioucn uno ferrer 5tpei
mebi5iniihe Sad1perltdnbiee. Nuf
Nntro9 bes Tertreters Der Neidlsans
ipaltihaft plIrbc Die Geffentlidfeit fir
Die Sauer Der @~erbarblung auseeS
ihlpiieu.-G&. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Sclsiens Snfererntc.

@ic Die in s(mliteroom crideinenoe
,3eitun9 vSelegraaf" ,aitsiiibrt, iinb
fait iGmlntlid)e belgiid,e 3liderfabri.
fen i'm 9etrieb. SIN September bat.
ten Die 3ildter BON 3ilferriibe1 be.
frrt)tet, ooB tic ibrc grrtc perlierclt
miiroen, oaB iei aber nid,t Der sSail &c.
peIen, lulo Die 3ild)ter Don 3uferrii.
ben b1tten ieitber nift peniqcr oils
OreiBlg Miaionen Srancs iiir tire
@aare, Die ibrcu bon ben 3ilferiobri-
fen %nbgenommen muroe, pereinnobnlt.
-CSerliner Weloung pom /. Seb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-11
Wctie Surfebrnnscn in Wicr
g~etrpffcn.

Ser pitcrreidiid,e Winiitcrs erlaB,
lporah bel Srotbcreitilns MIR 80 Yrps
sent dnltntt mic biSber so Trp5cnt
Wei5en@ pbcr 8%pggenmebl %erpens
pung finben iolen, tritt am nGditeu
Samstag in Strait. Nift mebr ais
20 Yro8ent aartoffelmebl bari pcrs
pnnbt perben.
. Sripaten Sausbaltungen lit es per>
boten poroen, Die fcineren Sorten bel
Srotbereitung 81 pcrlpenben. Con-
bitoreien biirfen MIR 70 Yro3ent pom
beiten 0tebl fir Sorten unb SUDDEN
perpcnoen. Ha6 Samstng bari mtr
an 5lpei Sagen in Der Wod)c icincrcs
gndperf bereitet peroen.