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Evening star., 1915-03-21

Special Correspondence Of The star.
WARSAW, March S.-Rattle. rattle,
rattle over Poland's plains go Yep
pe1ins. Crosses, Parsevals. Taubes and
other things, heavier and lighter than
air. which drop bombs and pamphlets.
The Poles crane their necks and stare.
discussing sibilantly which is which.
though Poland has not ten men who
can tell airship from an aeroplane.
When a pamphlet descends, promising
all sorts of nice German things if the
kaiser takes Poland. there is ter
Evening star., 1915-03-21

rife rush. and more Teople are injured
than if il were bomb
When a bomb falls. The bomb is a
black thing which looks like a work
mans pudding tied i'll a handkerchief.
The rag ip which II is tied is peaked on
top and round underneath. When 1t
touches the street all the windows near
crack with sympathetic emotion. and
when it hits a roof it makes disap
pointinSIy small holes.
Some airmen drop both bombs and
pamphlets. Usually they behave fair
ly, drop the bomb first and when they
have slain some Poles explain. via the
pamphlet. how nicely the survivors
would live if saved from Russian
tyranny. An airnnan at Lowitsch first
Evening star., 1915-03-21

bend backward at the third. SO that as
long as the performance continues she
odd spectacle is presented of a row of
men bowling in unison and keeping
time with every syllable by rocking to
and fro. Cymbals and tambourines
keep up continual ciashing. and the
dervishes bawl out in the most wolfish
manner, the cry of Allah Akbar, va
Allah. va hui
AS the song rises and the music grows
louder and quicker the dervishes chant the
ninety-nine titles of God. the head man
all the while counting the prayer by
his chaplet of beads. The ceremony
ends by the dervishes placing theih
hands on each others shoulders. then
swinging bout until they fall swoon-
ing.
Evening star., 1915-03-21

il around OH it's axle aud sent il spin
ming to earth.
Field Marshal Hiudenburs lately
tried his famous concentration of FIRE
from aeroplanes. Grand Duke Nicho-
las rear guard. during the retreat from
LodZ. dug itself into trenches on the
MiaZZa. After an artillery lombard
ment failed the Germans sent thirty
aeroplanes to lombard the trenches at
the same time. Two hundred bombs
Evening star., 1915-03-21

Correspondent Tells How the Flyers the Grand Duke Nicholas Are
More Experienced and Better Equipped German Avo- Effect
Eight Ahps and Hundreds
Defeating FBng Wet Straw Hide Movements Troops
iuunoA1 adventures fAeronaus -AitnenHu
Evening star., 1915-03-21

Copyright 1915. Or cnrn. Brown
Evening star., 1915-03-21
PRESS AGENT OF HERCULES
LEFT NO STONE UNTURNED

or Juno had sent to eat him alive. But
in all the labors of Hercules ] find that
he attacked only one monster, Geryon,
and that was the tenth labor, showing
that Hercules had had plenty of exer-
else before taking on Geryon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-30

and what is left of them is. now dodg-
ing German submarines. The credit
is not due to the Turks, who are a
cowardly set at best and would have
thrown up the sponge before shot
was fired, but for the personality and
bravery of one man General Wonder
golf. The land forces are on a par
with the navy, they never want to
fight unless they are about five to
one of the enemy, look at what they
are doing today. France and Russia
are and have been doing all the fight
ing and England is getting all the
glory, this is characteristic OF the
Britons. About the only thing they
ever did worth talking about. was the
famous charge of the Light Brigade
commanded by Col. o. Higgins. This
has been told in song and story until
every school boy knows it, but this
brave deed was fully parallelled by
the 21st Minnesota Regiment in our
own Civil war. In the second days
fight at the Battle of Gettysburg
Gen. Buel with his brigade was sup
porting battery on an emminence,
they had been fighting for two days
and were worn out and could hardly
stand when Buel saw the condition of
his men and sent for reinforcements
and saw them coming. In the mean
time the confederates saw their
chance and started Picket Brigade of
fifteen thousand fresh men to charge
Buel. help was coming. but would be
five minutes too late. To gain that
five minutes Buel ordered the Col. of
the 21st Minnesota Regiment to
charge the advancing column of fif-
teen thousand men and bring back
their colors to him. They did that
very thing, this threw Picket's Br-
gade into confusion, gained the five
minutes, took the colors and came
back with seventeen men. This is
an incident OF our own Civil war and
was thought nothing of at the time
and have not seen it in print since.
There are ten million Germans liv-
ing in the U. s. today and they with
others of German decent make up
fully one third of the population Of
the U. S.
Let none be afraid of England,
there is too much good fighting
there is too much good fighting
German blood in this country for
England ever to attack us. | really
believe if this country should for
any reason declare war on Great
Britain the entire British Navy
would at once sail for China and
when there go to holding up COM
merce coasters for carrying contra
band of war
Let us throw off this sleeping
lethargy and protect our commerce
on the high seas and our citizens
where ever they are found.
Mason l.. Knapp.
Bennington, VT, April 27th, 1915.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-30
AMERICANS ARE ASLEEP
Have Endured Too Many Insults
From Great Britain.

Editor of the Banner:-l wish to
ask what is the matter with the
American people? American citi-
zens are shot dead for shooting ducks
out of season in Canadian waters and
nothing is done about In Mexico
the conditions are still worse, Ameri-
can soldiers and citizens are shot
ad libitum while standing on U. 5.
soil. Citizens of the U. S. living in
Mexico with the Stars and Stripes
flying from their house top and the
American ambassadors seal on his
door is killed. his house robbed, two
American flags torn down and
trampled in the mud, and we have
done nothing. about it. Again ask
you, Mr. Editor, what is the matter
with the people of the u. s.? Has
the entire nation drank of the waters
of Lethe or have we fallen into Rip
Van Wrinkle slumber?
A part of the Navy of Great Brit
ain is lying off our coast like flock
of yultures selling our commercial
vessels as fast as we send them
out, hauling down our flag, running
up their own, putting on a prize
crew and acting just as though we
were at war with that nation and
nothing is done about 1t.
We are getting insults and snubt
from the British Government every
day and do not seem to be able to
help ourselves. A high government
official is quoted in a recent issue OF
the New York American as saying
we could do nothing about it as our
Navy is subordinate to the Navy of
Great Britain.
Let us consider the matter mo-
ment Mr.. Editor The British Navy
have not got even a respectable fight.
ing record and are not making it to-
day, they have just got badly trim
med in the Straits OF Dardanelles
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-30
Appetite Follows
Good Digestion

Nearly everyone INDUCES their
appetite and the digestive organs
are abused. resulting in congestion
of poisonous waste that clogs the
bowels and causes much misery and
distress.
I The most effective remedy to cor
rect this condition is the combina-
ton of simple laxative herbs with
pepsin, known as DR., Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. This is natural,
pleasant-tasting remedy. gentle yet
positive in action, and quickly re-
lieyes indigestion, constipation, sick
headache. belchng. etc. Drug stores
sell DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at
fifty cents and one dollar bottle.
and in thousands of homes it is the
Indispensable family remedy. For
free trial bottle write DR.. w. b.
Caldwell. 452 Washington St, Mon.
ticello, Ills.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-30
Do You Need a
Kidney Remedy?

Although there are hundreds of
preparations advertised, there is on
ly one that really stands out pre-
eminent as a remedy for diseases of
the kidneys, liver and bladder.
DIR. Kilmer's Swanip-Root is not
recommended for everything.
A sworn certificate of purity is
with every bottle. You may receive
sample size bottle of Swamp-Root
by Parcel Post. Address DR.. Kilmer
& Co, Binghamton, n. Y, and en-
close ten cents.
For sale at all drug stores in bot
ties of two sizes-50c. and $1.00, also
mention the Bennington Evening
Banner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-30
BURLING ON
ANIMAL
FER ILIzER

Is a scientific plant food made
from the products of our render
ing establishment, together with
the proper addition of high-grade
chemicals. -
Just remember when you buy
fertilizer that no single brand is
adapted to all sections of the
country. 4sa~ -~>~~=p--
Burlington Animal Fertilizers
are made and sold In Vermont
only-and they are made right
for Vermont soil.
Burlington Rendering CO.
Burlington, VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-30
\ FOR SALE BY J

A. S. Adams, Manchester, VT.
Lyman Barber, SALISBURY, Vt.
Amos Johnson, SALISBURY, VT
J. B. Wilher, Manchester Depot, VT
F. f. Stewart, Bennington, VT
Bennington Tallow Co.. Bennington,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

lfes @elpano gefleibet babe. lteber.
baltpt gibt es faum elm 9anb, oas
niht Die ebre fir iid) in anipruh ge.
nomnlen bate, Der ShaupIas Der
bomeriifen Iiftungen 81 iein. 90
b%ebauptete Der Neopler 8elebrte 8in-
cent Coco, Die bomeriihen @eiGuge
icien italieniiden llriprmes, uno
nab Dem 8enter DC 8rape iollen lie
logor a,lf einen flGmiihen Iutor 5l,.
riifSuiiibren iein. Iieier De @rope
bat ieine Sbeorie in brei umfonsrei.
den 8Gnoen perfohten, Die 1906 in
Gent eridienen. Nah linn lit Somer
elm gelgier geipeien, unO Der Sroja-
niihe arieg bat iih auf DEM 9ooelt
Der Hieoerlanoe abaeIpielt. 3as
Imitiante lit, bab Der @erfaiier in
oieien brei 9Gnoen faum ben Scrillh
mad)t, ben 2eier bon Der &iGtigfeit
~ieincr 9epeisfiibrung ST. i~iber5eugen,
nno nod ieltiamer mutbet es an, baB
elm ip1terer @elebrter, gooliarO III.
pies, benielben llniinn in ieinen felti.
id)en l1nteriuf)ungen pertbeioigt bat.
Die bomeriihe Srage lit alio nod I'M.
mer often, Die Musiiht, lie 81 loien,
lit b%elit5utuge 10 gerina, baB iih faitm
elm %erl1iter Sorifer finoet, Der lid
i~tberbaupt nod nit ibr ~beld1fttgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
Sumer-cim 8elgier.

Die 3meiiel al Der Eerionli6feit
Somer's reiden bis ms altertblim
5uriif. anaragoras betrahtete Die
@eihifte Somer's ais einen aaegori.
ifen Woraltroftat. Der 8rammati.
fer slpion perbrafte iein 9eben ba.
nit, Die @abrheit iiber Somer ieit5u-
itelen. @as Die mooerncn Sorifer
betrifft, 10 bat 5ilndd,it 3adarias 30
sar, elm engliiher Ybiloloae, Der I'M
Sabre 1859 ltarb. Die 9ebauptung
aufseiteat, DAB Die Sopiiee nidts an.
beres iei ais Die urgeifihte oes Su.
bentbums. Oaiielbe %periidlerte Der
SollGnoer Creole, fir Den Die Slias
ole 8eidifte Der Natriarhen lit, in
Der MIR Sroia burd Serifo eriett az
meroen braiift. Nad BRYANT ioll
Somer Elm dspptiiher Gihter gene
ien ieiil, Der Die Softer uno &albgot.
ter oes Observation-Disclosures in gried,i.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
9lus italiemiiher 0efansemid,aft.

Die .Wiint)ener Neileiten Nad.
ri6ten" peroffentlifen aus Dem
griefe zines in Stalien gefangenen
Seiterreihers folgenoes:
Der ungliidli6e Iusgang elmer
Yatrouile bat meinen ar~iegsbienlt
elm i1bes Gnoe bereitet. Seit fait
brei @ofen beiinoe ih mid NIT brei
aameraben, inter oenen ailfl 5pei in
Wiinten, b%eionoers in Sportfreiien
gut befannte 9anosleute ii6 BERN.
ben, in italieniiher @eiansenidait.
Sd fam nit elmer leiften 8ermnn.
bung oapon, pogegen 81. bon bier
@ei6oiien %getroffen rpuroe, iih a6er
ouBer 9ebensseiabr beiinoet, unb
iest IN iorsiamer Hilese in einen,
spital liest. Die anberen beioeu,
ed. unb ST., limb unoeripuubet. gs
mar uns gelungen, I'M itarfen
S6iisenieuer unieren peripunoeten
aameraben in cine Whilbe su brin.
gen. Sic BOT uns alleroings Sfus
gegen meitere Berluite, dber anber.
let's bate lie ben Nahtbeil, oab elm
Grtfommen aus ibr, Dor alien Der
transport cineS 0ermunoeten, bel
Gage eintu6 mmoglih mar. @ir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
NGditenliebe i'm 3bierreid.

Die 5lorentiner 3eitihriit .0io.
no" beriftet iiber einen intereiianten
SaQ bon HGhitenliebe I'M 3bierreih,
beiien Selo elm fleiner itlanfer,
braun uno peiB sefledter Nattenidn.
ger i'm allter bon brei Sabren lit, Der
in Der Ndbe bes SrernbauieS in 2ucca
lebt. Sm 8urten bes betr. Srren.
bauies mar cine aase geitorben. Die
5mei feline Wiejhen binterlaiien
bate; Die beioen lagen in einem bid.
ten @eitrailf peritedt unb mdren an
Sunger geitorben, menn lid nidt elm
Sausireunb ibrer Wiitter ibrer err.
barmt bate. Gieier Sausireuno mar
Eierino, Der Hattenfdnger. 0ie
mieoerbolt beobaf)tet lpuroe, iflih er
ieben Worsen in ben 8arten, Inn Die
beioen fleinen adtfen az beiuten
bann iabte er cine NIT ben, Waul am
8entf, trus tie burf) ben @orten olf
Die Strabe. iprans cine Ireppe bin.
aui, iiberauerte nit ieiner Gait cine
1erraiie unb lieB lie enblih neben
elmer Wildihiiiel nieoer. Die eisent.
lid fir i'm bingeitellt moroeu mar.
Satte ii6 ole cine seiGttiat, 10 trug er
iie lansiam NIB bebutiam in ibren
9uih Suriid unb bolte Die anbere,
nm Den 8%orsang nit ibr 81 pieoer.
! Dolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

bofften nun, BEL eintretenbcr 9ltn.
felbeit unieren ihmerpermunbeten
Treuno in SiGerbeit hringen 81 fon.
men. @ben maren mir an Der Mrbeit,
i'm at %perbinOen, als mir Stimmen
borten, bic INNER nGber fanien.
Shnen frohen mir an ben &ario Der
Wfliloe unb laben, bab mir BON unge-
fdbr Span5ig Stalieneru um5ineeli
rparen. Cine SaIpe fegte nod iiber
lns binpes, bann brangen lie aui
inns Elm. @ir perpiinihten ben au.
senblid, Der uns in bieie Situation
gebraht. @s CAB feineit @uspeg
mebr.-@efangen.
Utit iebr gemilften @efiiblen
iaben mir Dem peiteren Serlulf Der
0inge entgegen. Seoof muroen mir
aneenebm enttduift, Denn man be-
nabm lid I'M itolieniifen Eager iebr
boflib geeen inns. auf NOR bic Sc
banolung ourd) Die Ierste cine
GuBerit io~refGltige. Die @efongenell
erbalten SolontenfoIt, melhe gut urto
reiflih lit. Sic beitebt aus orel
Wablseiten nto Der cntiprefenbcl
Station @ei5enbroo. Die 9epolferung
bringt ben arieesgeiangencn nihi
Oieien fanotiIfen Sab %entgeeen, mie
es in Sranfreih beobahtet mllroe.
@ir batten mitunter sic gnnpfinoung,
ais Oh mir mebr oils @dite bebonoelt
miirben, fir oeren rSiferbeit" man
id)einbar iebr beioret lit. @ir per.
miiien I'M allgemeinen Die belle
9riegs6egeiiterung, BON Der man BEL
uns ereriiien ipar. Wan ipriht nit
8ernunit iiber Die politiihe Gage.
Seiet aber @iaen unb 3ilperiid)t aiii
oas eeltefte 3iel. 7urh ben ,Gor'
riere bella Sera". Der aud Die Oeut'
ihen @eneralitabs .9erifte brinst, III
man iiber Die 8orgdnge in Slt uni
Weit airf's bette unterrihtet.
Tros aaebem faGt es uns ieb,
itper, l,ns Ser sesenpGrtigen 9ast
an5upoiien, benn ihon Der 8ebanft
an Die 8ameraoen, Die Der gutter
Sa6e nod oieren fonnen, maht irts
trauris. Gin Grub Dem perbiinbeter
9apernlnnb nnb Der Wiinfner'
itabt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
Die eigenc Tabrif beidpHen.

Bel ben aGmpfen I'M @or5iIhen
bat es ii6 pieoerbolt ereignet, Dab
Die bropen oitcrreidiid)en Solbaten
ibr eigenes Seim Dor ben anriiden.
ben Stalienern Der 8ernidtun9 preis-
geben mtbten. @inmal bate elm
Sauptmann, 4ommanoont elmer
ihperen gatterie, bon ieinem 8eob.
ahtungsitano aus cine beftige &ano.
nabe gegen cine groBe Sabrif eelei-
tet, III Der ii6 Die StaIiener feitgeiest
batten. gtah Der geihieBung ent.
ipann iit f%olsenoes ELECTROMAGNETIC
5miifen Dem Sauptmann uno leinem
eriten Sfii3ier, einem Sberleutnant,
Der oas @ei1iis fommanoiert bate:
.isel,er einitellen! Brit Gus, lieber
WiiQer? Sa? Sbr babt brilliant &c.
ihoiien-rneinc gnerfennung! Die
erite 8rnnnte bat ben 3aun Der ia.
BRIT aufseriiien itnb cine gauge itolte'
niide ShparmIinie bemasfiert. @on
Der 5peiten @ranate lit bas Sbor auf.
g~eflogen. Die brittle @rnnate tno
ale ~iolgenoen baben oann Die Sabrif
umgelegt. ginfad rmgelegt. Sober
Sfib elm Srefferl l1no benz Dir
Der ionoerbare 3ufaG = iolte mans
glalrben? Meirte Srali lit Iftiondrin
oieier Sabrif."
,@as? @as iasit bu? 0t Bit
i'm 6rieoen bier te6niiher Director?
0arilm alio bait on bas Seuer 10 Dor.
5iiglif auf Die ein5elnen @ebGube
~nertbeilen fonnen2"
Solfe fleine gpiiooen, Die in ibrer
iti0en Yflidtauffaiiune elm ritbret.
oes 3eusniB ablegen fir Den 8eiit
Der oiterreifiifen 8renspertbeibieer,
ereisnen lid auf oieiem ariegsidau.
plas bes oiteren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
rersettieer Naetrmf.

lie .9onooner Zines" miomet in
ibrer drummer pom 20. Iugl,it Dem
belgiifen General 9eman, benz Ser.
tbeioiser 2iittifs, folsenben No6ruf:
Der rnbnreihe General 2entan,
Der pafere, eberne Come Der Staot
2iittid, lit tobt. 9as Sers frampft
lid uns 5%uiammen. ba mir oos trau.
rige Gnbe bes poderen unb sroben
Wann.4 erfabren, Der elm mabrer
ariessbelb semeien lit. Sein 5obes.
fampf lit lang sepeien; Die Gualen
ieiner Seele unb ieines aorpers tpa-
rem entieslih in ben lesten I,tgen.
bliden. 0esmegen po0en mir uns
iebr tief Dor bieiem Ibler p~erneisen.
Ils er in ieine 5eitung eingeiperrt
mar, noate er niht bas 8eriprehen
abseben, Die Waffen segen ieine ida.
bigen Moroer ruben az laiien; er dog
es Dor, in Der 8erbanni,ng al bIei-
ben, fern BON aaem, mas er liebte.
fern bon ieiner Samtlie, ieinem 90.
terlanoe. @ir iaeen @aterlanb
oenn Bis gum lesten AugenbIid ieines
2ebens bat ef niht aufsebort, bapon
an iprehen. @ilbelm Der Speite bat
rbm Die grlaubniB per~1peieert, iein
Sinh, iein geites nuf Der @elt, ieine
beibgeliebte 1od)ter pieoerSuieben;
er bot ilns ai,f INNER p%erlaiien. Bel.
gier. erinnert eud bicies Sapieren,
Der fir bas @aterlanb ~geitorben lit.
gelgier, erinnert eud, baB er Der
tapferite General geDeien lit, ben Die
belsiihe armee ie beieiien bat. Neigt
elid Dor ieiner aibe, uno gum lesten
Wale @,tbm unb gbre bieiem IbIer,
Der uns iebr feblen miro! Ger srobe
General perldBt uns, irbem er el,d,
alien, ieinen griibern, iein leetes
9ebepo6l ienbet."
: Riibreno, niht mnbr2 gber leioer
lit Der Zines" nit 6ieiem Natruf
Elm fleines llngliid pdiiiert. Ils oie.
Ter ritbrenb.i hone Nahrui IN 2onbon
eridien, ioB Der grobe General, Dem
iolfe ebrung gait. friif unb mlin.
ter in ieinem Nosoeburger Guartier
unb pilegx ieinen Hbeumatism,s,
Der bur4aus i'm ginflang nit ieinen
Sabren lit. Gs gebt ibm aud beilte
nod reht gut ur,b nabri6einlid) trc.
itet er iid nit Dem @eSanfen, bab er
ia nif)t Ser erite General lit, Den Die
.2onooner Zines" tootiagt. Sic bat
minbeitens elm babies Sllsenb bent.
Idle @enerale Dor 2eman iterben lai.
len. Die einen ourh Selbitmoro, Die
anoeren 10 ooer 10. Der Saq 5eigt
wieber einmal, nie groBartig Die
oqiierten 8eltblGtter iiber Die Cages.
ereigniiie unterri6tet iino. - st.
Daul. 8~olfsatg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
@elde Jarbe iuq Elm Operations
i3immer baben?

SSn ben aranfenbdiliern Der gan.
gen Welt lit es Sitte. oaB Die Opera.
tions. 3immer alsibIiebIih in peiber
Sarbe sebalten iiitb. Cine engliide
3eiti6riit tpenoet iih segen oieien
augemeinen 8rauh uno be3iebt iid)
gum '9eneiie, baB Die meiBe Scribe
cher ifd6lih als niislih iei, auf Die
grfobrungen, Die man in einem eng.
liifen aranfellbauie semaht bat, mo
bas Operations . 3imnter in griiner
Sarbe eebalten lit. Der Sortbeil Der
griinen, besiebungspeiie Der Nad)tbeil
Der neiBen 5arbe miro barin geiun.
con, baB Der Hatient BON benz grel.
len @eiB iebr bauiig i'm ungiinitigen
Gimme beeiniluBt miro. Sor alien
a6er miro Dem Sortfaa Der meiBen
Sarbe nit Riifiift Gli ben operie.
reuben 4rat bns @ort gereOet. go
fonne es beiipielspeiie %porfonmen,
oaB Der Gbirurg, nenn CT pabreno
Der operation iein ause erbebe,
oir1 oas @eib Der llmsebune einen
itarfen ginorild ailf Der Netbaut er.
balte. Der i'm einen argenblif am
Seben binoerr Tonne, penil er iif)
nieber benz Yatietten 3itmenbet. Iui
@runb oieier Ii,sfiibrunsen miro in
Dem artifel empfoblen, BEL Der @abl
Der Sarbe 0es observation-disclosures
oas Hotb oes 9lutes unD Der 8enebe
gum beitimmenben Iussangspunft
at nebmen. 9emnaf io0te man fir
ben @nitrid) bon SuBbooen iino @Gn.
ben Die aomplementdrfarbe 5llr no.
then Sarbe Des 9llltes mGblen, oas
beibt Grin. uno beloltbers lit es oas
Spinotgriin, oas nah aniiht oeS
engliihen 8lottes iiir Elm Opera.
tions-3immer am geeignetiten lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
8uppens 9lub.

Sir Die aleinenl
Muen lieben fletner geiern
hermit CUR In5eiee, bab mir
einen Yuppens& lMb geeriinoet
baben.
Sarpobl, einen Ruppens&lub,
5u bem ale Giejenisen sebDren
iperoen, Die cine Der .@amaz
8uppcn" errperben. Die Der
Manaeer Der Che Catholic
Trirtina 60" ant Eager bat.
IS itrb bies id1one Yiipphen,
Die fpirflit DIANA" rufen
tDnnsn: Die anerliebiten fleinen
9ineerl
llno ,pie iinb bieie Yuppen
81 eriperben?
Gang einfad: SIR brandt nur
etnei Sreunb uber 0erwanbten
sum- abunnieren auf cine uniercr
3citnnsen ,0atbulifher Weften",
,.Snrembnrger ,0a5ctte", ,Sbe
Safbplie Sribmnc" ober bic balb=
fu6hentlide ,,1be Catholic Sri=
bune" 81 %bepegen.
/; Das lit IGesl
/; Ilio Iiebe &leinen, erfperbet
: gratis cine Elippe uro tperbet
Mitglieb nnieres Suppens alubs!
: * x x Il X II x II q * =: y II x
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
Yilgerfabrt snm Grade Bins

gum Sabrestase oes SoOes Yiis'
X. 60. augllit 1910 peranitalteten
Die Sligenopereine &oms an %. gu.
quit cine Tilseriabrt 81 icinem @robe
in ben .@rottc @aticone". Son Wor.
gems 6 llbr bis gum Shluiie Der
8rotten Inn 1 llbr Wittags pollte
Elm urunterbrofener 3u9 bon @l1u.
bigen, &unoerte bon Siingllngen uno
ainoern, 5i,r 8ubeitatte oes Seilisen
0aters.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

Limb menn, gleidpiel ipie oieler
&rieg uuslauien mag, @roBbritan.
MEN ieinen ibm 5~i,fommenben 9las
i'm Gatbe Der Boiler bebalten mill,
mub es iih Den 9eoanfen abgerpoh.
men. oab Die griten iiberleaen iino.
MIR neil lie eben griten beiben.
nIa6 Dem ariege peroen ernite
Srugen besigli6 Der SteQuns Sr.
LAMBS uno Der aolonien an Gnglano
auigeporien peroen. Sdon iest, ebe
nod Die 9eutihen beiieet poroen
iino, bat lid in gnglanb et1paS wie
cine imperialiitiihe Soee erboben, ais
OF Die aan5e Srase bieies arieges in
Die ALTERNATIVE geiest lperben fonnte:
@clfe Wad)t miro Die @elt beberr-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

ihen? Der oeutihe W%ilitarismus,
Ser iif 10 unpersleiflih bewdbrt bot
uno i'm aaiier perionifi3iert lit, ODER
England, unb 3par ein5ig urto aIein
oiis Dem @runbe, neil ale maBgeben-
Den 6aftoren in ben auberen Hatio-
men meniger demonstrating ieien ais in
tbm ieIbit9"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-12
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