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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
6ckeimbmnS smr GrmerSmne
Scr msnaresiitiieeen SiR'
rer Gkina'S.

Cine uah Dem WorbanId)lng eegen
GbinngeS bib>i, eincn @miNdr bes
Yrdiibcntcn yllanihifai bon China,
eingelcitcte llnteriubung bat ergeben,
baB uutcr Den repplutiondren d)ineiis
iden Stubenteu in Sofio elm @ebeim>
bunb beitcbt, beiicu Witgliebcr 9es
lfmoren BADEN, Die Siibrcr Der
monardiitiideu S%elpc9ung in China
burd Wurb 81 beiciti9en.
9biaugz Sbibzi mar idon, ais er
Den Soben Sapan's betrat, ein Dem
Spbe gelpeibtcr Mann. Gr bate
falm begonncn, in 3ufio fir Die Wies
beraufridtung Der Wonarhie in
China 6u a9iticrcn. ais or beim Ser
lalicn bcs &nuicS, in pelhcm er
mobnte, bon eincm hinciiiden Stus
benteu niebergcidoiieu purpe. SoIlte
er. ipns ipabridcinlid lit, Gcncieu,
miro CT ~mpcr5ii9lih nuh China 5us
riidtebren mn bort beridten, bnB Die
gum groBten Sbcil aus Stubentcn be-
,itebenbe repohltiondre Sereinigung
Der 9bineien in Sapnn Der @iebers
aufri6tun9 Der Wonarhie ieinblid)
gegeniibcritebt.
Sdmmtli6e &it9lieber Der Aines
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Gbcmre UemtraIit6t.

Sic Soften, ipeIhe Der S6fpei3 big
gnbe Stto6er burh geibiieune ibrer
Neutralitdt e%ripadien iinb, betragen
255,O00,00 Srcs. 51,000.000).
Sic 3ablen purbeu loeben in elmer
offi5ielen @ittbcilung be5ii9lid Der
Ius9aben fiir WobiliIierung uub
llnterbalt Der Nrmee befannt gegeben.
Sic Shnei5 ihdbt, oab, falls Der
&rieg nod 5pei Sabre oauern iolte,
ibre Iussaben $50 bis 400 Wiaiunen
Srancs betragcn lperben.
Die Stpei5 bate iomit iGbrlid
40 Wilionen SrancS mebr alli3le
brin9en, ais lire gciammten oersei>
tigen Tepcmlen betragen, I'M bns fir
militdriihc 3lpede ~gebor9te @elb in
%nbiebburer 3eit 5uriid5nbleu 81 ton>
men. Ncben nnberen S%teuergeIeben
miro besbalb porgcihla9en, Die Sabaf>
ireuer berartig 81 erb6ben, bab idbrs
lid neitere % Wilionen Srancs bars
aus 9efponnen lperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Kein llannidpaft In
DemtieRlanS.

Berlin melbet brabtlos: Sic ~Noroz
peutide A~asemeine 3eitun9" beipriht
in lGnserer @eiie Die fiir5li6 9emad)s
ten IueBcrun9en bes geihlpdBigen
friiberen ensliiheu Niniiters 8inlton
Spcncer Gburhia unb beipnbers feline
aniiht, baB bic militdriiheu Streits
trGftc Der Geutralmdtte nit Der 3eit
abnebmcn lperben.
Sic nMorbocutide Mecmeine 3eis
tlng" bebt be5iiglih pieies Yunftes
berpor, baB Gburdiq fdlih llnterrihtei
lei. Senn jebes Sabr piiroc Die
bienltpflidtig iperbenbc @eneration
cingeitellt unb bieie lei nidt mr.
iGbig, Die 2iiden in Der Sront allS5ue
fiillcn. ionbern miiroe Io9ar Die 3abl
Der bcutl6en Solbatcn crboben. Sie
3eitung fii9t bin5u, oaB pies Die Solse
Ser aQgemeinen Wilitdrbienitpiliht lit.
nclde gnglaup 10 baiie uno nad Der
es Iih bod gleid5citig 10 nnenblid
Iebue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

yScuti6lnnb", iogt Senator 9orab,
ypiro aus Dem aricge berpprseben ais
Die beltor9uniIierte inbuitricle @inbeit
Der &elt. Bic gncrsic. Die 2eiitunss>
fdbi9feit, Die bieliciti9cn Salcnte ieis
nes Bottles fperbcn mad Dem &riege
crit rihtlg mubiliiiert unb CUR @eItunQ
Bebrdd)t ipcrben - in elmer @eiie.
lpie Dies ME 5llpor 9eihabl 49,"
Senator Sprab glaubt offeniiftlid
on clilcn beltifen Sie9, unb on einen
oclltifen Sie0 glaubcn ale oieienigen
Imcritnncr, Die iebt SimmcI unb
9oae in gclpc8uns ieBen modten,
oteles vlln9liid", nenu mo9lih, nod,
ab3ulpenbcn. 8eil lie an eincn ocut>
Ihcn Sieg glauben, 5ei9en tic iid 10
oeutitfeinolid. Sic iinp unb seiscn
lid peutid)feinblid, ipeil tie Den bcute
iden Sieg fiirdtcn; unb tic fiirdten
oieicn = nid)t inn Sinblif auf
Scutihlanb's iic9scipobnte Seere unb
ltarfe 6lptte, iorbern, neil lie ben
fpirtbIhaftlidcn .anmpf fiirften, Den
elm oeltihcr Sies unS auf5ipin9en
miro: Den grimmigen inouitricIlen
rno lanbnirtbid)nftliden &cttbciperb,
Den Senntpr gprab ais Splgc bes
&rieges in Illsiidt itelt unb Den aud
lie fpmnren ieben fir Den Snl, bnb
SeutI6lanO lie9t.-C DGbicagu Ibenbz
pp1t.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
11teuen Wahlmaeber fir
GkesSsre Rseieuelt.

lin cine nele Summer puroe am
II. Nppember in Stem Yprt bas
Te9iiter Der in Dem Yrp5eB ge9en Die
ais Sruits Climber Dor Sunbes>
Siitriftsrihter Sunt citirten Or
Sirettoren Der Sem Sapen>Sabn be-
reifert unb 5tpar burt elm 8rieflein,
bas fir Elm BON Den S%nbnma9naten
angeItrebtes politiides 5edtelmedtel
nit Dem friiberen Yrdiibenten Tooies
belt, Dem fiir6terliden Sruits
Buffer, ipriht. Su Dem ieet
entbiillten Sale banbelte es lid Inn
elm Sd)reiben, bas Charles g. Wlelen,
Der Iciner3eit an Der Spite Der Nelp
SapcnsS abu ltauo, an @iaiam Socb,
ben Setretar H%ppiepelt's uno oeIlen
alten 8ablz Wann9er, rid)tete unb II
Dem tlipp unb flar berpor9ebt, baB Der
Yrdiibent bes r9icuz england 8ubns
fruits" Dem Srdiiben,en bes 2nnoes
feline mddtige llnteritilBung in Der bnz
mails beppritebenoen aampa9ne fir
feline &ieoeripubl anbot. pobei Wellcn
unb feline Seute bon Sebbp nidts
mciter erfparteten, ais Dab or linen
Smmunitdt fir ale in Der @er9an9en@
belt liegenoen Icriilnbigungcn gesen
Die SbermnnsI tte perid)afie unb i'm
iibrigen icinen GinfluB 5peds Nmens
oirrng oes unbeqllcmen 8eIeBes
gelteno made.
Sas Sdreiben lnutet in Ieincn
pidtigiten Ibidnitten: Ser YrGiis
bent bate Die Site. mcincr Inregung,
eiite &pnfercn5 bon 5lpei ODER orei
Sabns Erdiibenteu nit linn 81 arrans
gircn, @cbDr 5u ihcntcn, uno fiir
oicien 3iued babe ih 81 mor9en cine
3uIammenfrnft pereinbdrt. Is eris
ltirt fallm cine ein5igc 8abngeleQidnft
i'm &anOe, Die niht bcfiirdten miiBte,
unter ir9enb elmer Seitimmung bes
Sbermans @cieBcs attndirt 81 perben,
unb oieie @efabr mad)t eS piinihcnss
iucrtb. baB Der SrGiioent, penn mogs
lid. ieinen 9roBcn GiniluB I'M Gimme
elmer Imenbirung Der gelteuben Be-
ltimmun9en in Die @dgidJnle ipirft.
IobaB nenigitens Elm pcrmunftgemdBer
Sdub biniidtlid, oeegangener Singc
gcipdbrleiitet ipiro, iclbit lpenn Die
iebiscn Gurihriiten fir Die 3ufunft
binbenb iein iollteu. Bcnu ih Den
Yrdiibentcu in irilberen llnterrebums
gen rcdt %peritanpcn babe, 10 lit er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

einem iold,en Gprgeben burdaus uid,t
.ab9eneigt, ionoeru i'm @e9entbeil 'ees
ipiut, 81 belfen, iopeit er fam. Is
lit meine feite lleber5eugun9, baB
luenn cine before @eritdnbi9ung nit
Dem S%rdiibcnten lub ieincr Eplitit
berbeigefiibrt perben lam, unb 5lpar
ais Gr9ebnib Der aouferen8, Die i'd
81 arrangiren bemiibt bin. Dies
ipeientlid ba5u beitrn9en tpiirbe, Die
@erbdItniiie in S~inan5freiien 81
bciiern llnb Die llntcritiisung bes
Srdiioenten in ienen areiicn 81
iihern. Die ih 70 ernitlid anitrebe
lnb Die fir Die erfpl9rcide 9urt)s
fiibrltng ieiner @iinide binithtlih
Der fommenben politiihen aampagne
10 ~abipllt %npthtpcnbig it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Mteklee mnS kranb frei'
aelaHen.

G1nil Wieblfe unb Sermann &rauB
bon Chicago. 3d., Die bon ben briti>
ihen 9eborben 0 Dem Snmpfer
~ariitianiafiprb" berrrnter9ebolt nnD
in @binburg betiniert purben, iinb
freiselaiien porben. pie am 80. Sob.
betannt aegeben ipurbe. Ste Snte
~laiiune sei6ab aIlf Soritelun9en bes
amerifanii6en Sotihafters Sage.
araub iebte feline 8eiie nah NDrpc9en
fort. ndbreuo Iieblfe mad Seutihs
lamb fdbrt, Inn cine grbihaftss Insez
legenbeit gu re9ulieren. Die britiihen
'SebDroen %uerlangten Seipeiie, oaB Die
beiben amerifanii6e Siirser ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Garfiid9e pereeltmnesntab
re0elit.

Ta6 elmer Sepeihe Der ,arel5@
5eitung" bat Die tilrfiide Hegieruns
5ebn fran5oiiihe Samilicu aIs9es
ipdblt, Die ms Snuere oes 2anbes 9es
ldidt uno BORT bis sur S%eenoigung
beS arie9eS internicrt lueroen, ais
Ier9eltrn9smaBregcl iilr cine dbns
lide Sebnnblung tiirfiidcr llntertbas
men ieitens Der Sran5oien. Inter Den
iutcrnierten Srau5oien befinbcn iit
Der Sireftor hes CARBOHYDRATES bcs
9onmnrft in aonitantinopel unb
Der ~ebcmali9c @enerals Snipcftor Der
8%aNeriperfe in apnitantinopel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Iuf benz @ege CUR rnnatur.

+ lleber Den Gbica9p'er rSabps :
= Solinserz Sail" id)reibt Die ct.
+ S~ouiicr nNmerifn": 3piiden :
+ Dem &ilben, Der, neil Die 9oroe :
+ bel ibrer llnfultur permeint, fir :
= cine permebrte 3abl bon Wten> :
+ iden permose tie Die 2cbensz :
+ mittel nid,t auf3ubrin9en, ben
+ Sdugling i'm Sifiht bes @aloes
r ausiebt, unb ienem Gbica9o'er
+ Ir5te, Der lid ipei9ert, an einem
+ ainbe cine n%utbpenbiae Speru> :
+ tipn oor%5unebmen, neil, mad
r iciner uunaBgebliden Wcinung,
+ oas betreffenoe menlfllhe
r 8eien nid)t normal lei unb iein
+ Sob i'm Sntereiie Der 8eieaidaft
+ eripiinIht, beltebt fem 10 fpelent>
+ lid)er llnteridieb. mie es nuf
+ Den erIten Bid Der Sal 81 iein
+ iheiut. Seibc laiIen it'd bon
+ Inid)auungcn leiten, benen Die
r Sricnticrung an Dem %au9emetn
r giiltigen Sittengeieb feblt; :
+ Seioe laiien lid bon Selpegs
+ sriinben rein natiirliher art gu
+ ibrer 6nnblungslpeiie beitim@
+ men; geioe belfen, pb9leih lie
r lire Sanblunssipeiie 81 beEldns
+ teln p~eriteben, Die Shranfcn
+ n~ieberreiBen, Die 5ulett audi ibr
+ Sniein 9egen 9cipalt uno &ilz
+ tiir ihiiet.
=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

iiihen aolonie in Sapan itcbcn inter
idarier poli5cilider lleberpadiin9.
Or. Gun Ddt Gen, oas Sberbaupt
Der 3epolutiondre, lebt in itiler Ib>
aeihlolIcnbcit in Sofio unb burrt Der
Gntpidlunsen. gr bat lett Der OBJ Der
iapaniibeu Sorberungen 5ipiid)en Sas
pan uno China aiIsgebrodenen artIis
tets prppbe5cit. baB 9uanihitai per>
IlIdben fperDe, lid gum aailer bon
China an MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Dlitbenle(r uon pflaftrrfleinen.
Bonn Gbef. Sebafeur.
Bonn Sbef Hebafteur.

OIi III SnneriIen Der mcnihlid)e1
al Seele iist Die Grttif, Die SER
~ itDrcnbe &ritif, nit Den Sts@
~ augcn unb Den lan9en tnpd]e@
rigen Sin9ern, Die oas et9ene We'en
iolpobl ME hnsicl1i9e Der 9ciummten
@cicQidaft III Saicrn 5erpfIildt, 10
pie alto 6raucu 6liden aus @ole
pher Scihc 3cr5upfcn. Stiid fir Stiid
5erpflildeu Die Iangen tnpdlert9en
Singer. bis bos gauge Sh mic EN-
9nlfeu alter Slpnpcn oalie9t. Die
beiten @efiible. aIlea 8ute uno Sble,
mas aeiagt phcr actban nirb, inter
iudt hie &ritif, lie burdforlft unp
5erpfliidt es unh Die @isallgen lebcn
gu unb Der 6abnloIc Runo laht urb
fIiiitert: oSebt, t5 iinb Sumpen, -
nidts ais 2umpeIl."
Sem, mas iplgt, fiird,ten mir 81
pieL gbre an5utbum. ipoQten mir es
Sritif nenren. Sesbalb rpdblten mir
Die lleberlhrift r8liitbenleie bon -
&fIalteriteinen". @s lit cine Sele
bon argument llnb Stilbliitben, bon
&flaiteriteinen Der gefrttteluna. Die
nihtsoeltolpeuiger 1dmei6elno iino,
ba lie 3ei8en, nie getrcl mir unler
allfoeiteQtcs Erp9ramm perfol9t
baben. 8ir bnbcn bicicIbcn 81 etnem
StrnrlB gelulnbcn uao itbcrreiden lie
bicrmit Dem &cier.
liner SroBrnmm tenut Der geneigte
Geier CUR @eniige: Sas Gbriitentbnm
lit unierc cin5ise Ylatfornt. 8ir be-
fGmpien Dos Intie Gbriitentbum, be-
ionbcrs beiien 9auptitiibe, Die Srei@
malrcrei. Sic Sreimaurerei uber,
bat ii6 81 Den IQtierten 9e@
idlageu. Seitbem es MN beiBt:
,Sic 9briItcn, bic Inti>G brilteu"
bleibt fir ms feline 8abl. @ir be-
fGnpfeu nift Gn9lanb unb Srantrei6
oils Iplhc. ionberu iniofern lie cine
@efa6r Iino fir Die Stride. 8ir be-
tGnpfcn gn9laub, ben grbfeinb Der
Ser. Stanten, iuipfern es cine @efabr
biloet fir uniere llnabbdu9igteit unb
mlicr 8pbliabrcn, Denu mir Iinb lopnl
Su uniercm @aterlonbe uup Iteben I'M
Sienitc feiner fremben Station.
llniere ieeige He9ierung ~liebau9elt
nit unierem Grbfeinb, besbalb be-
fdn1pfen mir lie.
0err 8ilion nennt uns ginbeitri6>
Nmeriturer mn Ierrdtber an Den
Ser. Staatcn, neil Die @iege unierer
gltcrn in fremoem &anbe itunb. Sie1e
tinbiide ober . ~bDsipilli9e Be-
balptun9 nurbe in bieiem glatte OFT
niberlegt. @ir itnb @errdtber on Den
Ger. Stunten, neil mir ba5 en8lii6e
Sod ab3uihiittelu iu6en! ....
Solgt uniere raricgsliteratur" -
benn Dnrin Sieben bod Die perebrteu
&orreiponoenten 9e8en ms in Die
Seboe - beitebenb aus ettpa fiinf3ie
@eitrd9eu. Siini8ig &eier - so Dor
10000 - Iinb nlio nit obigem Eros
eramm uiht 8ufrieoen.
@09en bieie fiinf5ig .&orreippn'
ben5eu Den 2eier ergDBen, pie lie ms
ergoBt baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
2f1euterei auf rmfItGekeit
KrieesidPiHen.

Inter Ben Watroieu ruiiiider
aricesihiffc, Die I'M 5afen bon
Seliingfors, Sinnlano, Dor Infer
liegen, lit @ellterei aus9ebroden, nie
Die lleberiees Nahrirten zIIutur be-
rihtet. Ea6 Scpeiteu aus 8open>
hagen iino 5ablreide Neutercr err
idpiIen iporoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
unsariIc,e anleike erisl9'
retet.

Na6 8eridten aus y8icn unb gus
oapeit belaufen lid Die 3eihnungen
Der britten un9ariiden Nnleibe aui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Holy Ghost Institute
fir Wlabhen uuo iunae 9amen.

unier 3eituns Der Niiionarp Sitter Ser.
panis OF The SoIO. Sboii. 8itenl9aiiltbe.
Sausbaliunges mo Beibaiis : &btbeilmlg.
Serrltbc Gage, neun W,eiIen n6rbIi9 bon Der
Stabieren3e 9bica9o'S. g.. NJ. x ~. g..
@tien6abn. slbrciiiere: @,otber Yroptueial.
SoiD 8boit Snftiiute. SednD, 81.
geim S9reiben erpapne oieleS gIait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

mebr ais 1000 Wiaionen aroneu.
Die Inlcibe bat oamit 900 0fiQioneu
mebr gebrad)t ais Die 3ipeite.
-fI+-+-
= Sas 2ebeu lit Der erultc Gang
sum eigenen @rabc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

Geneiee, Sba6p, 5. Oft. IL
Sd babe Sbre d,arafterfeite Stelnng@
nabme, in Der @crtbeibigung Der Stride
uno oeren Hedte betpunoert, nber es
tbut mir iebr leib feititeIlen 81 miilIen,
DAB Sbr n~ationaIes gmpfinpen nidt
Dem reli9i0ien ebenbiirti8 BUR Seitc
itebt. So sic in Se5ug a%riegsnad)s
ridtcn ebcnio einiciti9 iinb pie cine
erobe An5abl anOerer 3citungen, 10
mDd)tc id sic bitten, fortau Sbre
3citlln9 niht mebr an meine IbreIle
au icn0en.-S. So
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

San Sorn, Sn., %. @ai IS.
-Sn Der lcbten Summer Sbrer 3eis
tuu9 eri6ien Gin Nrtitel ~@ibe the
9reiibent npur Spinion". Sd itebe
gum YrdIioentcu. 8ir ipollcn teinen
&rieg ODER audi mir 3pieipalt NIT
Scutihlanb. Steben Sic bite, fir
BERLIN bonn Senbeu Der Che Catholic
Sribune" an meiue NOreile ab.-
q. S.*)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

4umertung. = Gin an,
Shlui'e eines 9rieies 5cigt an. oas
berielbc aus Dem gusliihcu iibcrIeet
poroen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

Colts, Winn., Den %. Mni IS.
-GS tbut mir leio, Sbnen ia9en gu
miliicu, DAB Sbr epitorie0er Nrtitel
bonn 20. Nai iiber SrdIibent 8ilion
nidbt in tntboliide &iteratur bineinz
paBt, beionoers nift in bieien be-
ipcgten 3eiten. ~llnIerc 8~emiibungen
io0eu auf Sriebeu binlpirten, Die
Sbrigcu aber iinh an9etban, Iufrubr
4l itlftcn.-W. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

Gnib, Ola, Den 81. Oiai ID
5ubc iocbeu Sbre 3citung bonn 20.
Mni crbaltcu uno bin ipirtltt eritaunt
barber, ipic Sic ii6 ben r2uiitania">
Sail 5uredtlegen. Ils ameritnner
bite ih Sic, meincn Nnmeu bon Sbrer
@bonnentcnlite 81 itrciden, benu
nidt mn peroe i6 Sbrc 3eitung in
Der 3utunft nidt mcbr leieu ioubern
id miiBte mid IdGmcu. falls Elm
Sreunb pber allnOe bieie 3eitung bel
mir berumliegeu idbe. Sails Sic
meinem &unide nidt iofort nah>
fommeu, iperoe i6 mid gc5tpuugen
iebcn, bel Der SoitzS DIRECTION an3us
fragcn, Oamit bic 8eituug nidt mebr
al meiuc Nbreiie beforbert miro. =
gioh ems, lieber @pnncr. falls Sbncn
bieies &anb nidt gefdlt, 10 tbun Sic
bph ipie Sbr liebcr Scrnburg, 9eben
Sic 'nnbcr5lpo bin. Sebod, mas sic
aud tbuu m08en, ienben Sic mir Sbrc
3citung nidt mebr.-S. e. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

8ranb Suuctiou. Colo. Den
2. Scbr. i915.-@s t6ut mir lcib,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

8ritt, Sopavbeu 4. Sea. II
9 bin 10 anGcetclt burf Sbre fprt>
mdbreube aritit an Der 9ic9icruug in
&Saibingtou, OaB i6 anfau9e gu
elauben, Sic leien elm enttdui6ter
oofficcsiecter". SD claude niht, buB
Sbr iartnitiiheS @eifreibicl iiber oic
Negieruu9 gutter Seieitoii fir 5ufries
bcue Seutc lit. GO mas mag am
3laBe iein in Wcrito ober Scutihs
Lamb. uicbt aber BIER. W.#)
~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05
The True Story of Hov
the Worlds Greatest Living
Beauty Is Seeking Forget
fuLness from the Cruel
Memories of Her Latest
UncongeniaL Husband

And Mrs. Guinness, who lived in the
beautiful house on Washington Square
where artists and society met, assuredly
Mrs. Guinness knew.
A brief honeymoon in Paris and Chan
Ter sailed for New York. Cavalieri in.
vestigated. She learned that most OF the
property he had made over to her was in
trust. Her husband was thoughtless in
matters of money, Which to Lima Cava-
lieri was a strong point in uncongen-
iality.
She found him so uncongenial that he
never returned to Paris and the inter
yention of her brother, Oreste, and of
numberous lawyers was needed to "ad-
Just differences" At last 1t was an
nounced that differences had been ad-
iusted," but only In a monetary way.
Cupid, alarmed by the intensity of the
uncongeniality, spread his wings for
flight
Said Cavalieri: "A woman must marry
one of her own class and tastes"
"Ah!" said Paris, Frightening. "She
means Muratore."
And So II seems, sho did but Mura-
tore, whose voice had been compared
with MaTio's, that could soothe a soul
in purgatory," was still married.
In time that due, or overdue, disability
was removed. MuratOre, through the aid
OF the courts, was unmarried. And
speedily Lima Cavalieri became Signora
Muratore,
A year or two and now-the trenches.
Why? The answer may be found in
some oftrepeated reflections by Signora
MuratoTe.
81 have had everything life has to give.
By every rule and standard of the world
| should have been happy. But listen to
the truth as ! shall speak it to you. The
only happiness | have known has been
in anticipation - anticipation of the
things that expected would bring hap
piness-and did not
my beauty? Sometimes | have hated
1t, but / have always taken care of Il.
Love. of course, there has been. 1t
has been chiefly an interruption in my
artistic career. 1t is a terrible woTd-a
terrible thing.
Love is a consuming fire. 1t siezes
on everything in one and gives back lit
tle-so little
Love is a torment, an exaction, q
beautiful flower which secretes a poison.
How, for instance, we learn to hate with
piercing, nerve-tearing hatred, the faults
OF those we love!"
What are Muratore's faults? Paris,
that loves him, says he has none. They
say he is the devoted lover of his wife.
But in that may be his fault. For La
Cavalieri has said that she wished a con-
siderate comrade rather than an ardent
lover.
At all events, Muratore is uncongenial
her latest uncongenial companion-and
she has fed him for the trenches-per-
haps to death in the trenches. For the
bullets OF the enemy are inconsiderate,
striking down the nurse instead of the
soldier. Fate may again show herself
the bungler.
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torres. But It put his second and more
beautiful wife in a rage. Rage, tears,
then sullenness, the cycle OF irritable
wifehood. Muratore thought OF the mar.
tyrs and sighed. Then again began the
cycle. 1t was when rage had subsided
and tears had dried, in the sullenness
that is like the ebb OF the tide that Sig
nor and Signora Muratore sailed from
America for France, and in her adieus
the bride rallied at marriage-yes, and
at love.
"Happlnessl In marriage! You who
expect that are chasing the mirage"
Her face was turned absolutely toward
the sea. Her husband gazed pensively
upon her beautiful profile with an ag-
grieved, husbandly, how-canI-please-her
expression. 81 have never known peace"
exclaimed Cavalieri. And they sailed
away. But not, it appears, to peace
From their home, the house which Cava-
lieri owned before he wed her, came ru-
mors OF chickering's with Lucien Muratore.
"But when was marriage like a mill
pond? That would be abominable, be-
cause uninteresting," said Paris.
Paris remembered what Cavalieri had
long held about marriage, for she did not
early begin her marrying.
81 shall never marry" she had said
for the very best Of reasons What sort
of man would marry a star Of the stage?
Either he would be a commanding per
sonage who would bid her leave her tri-
umphs forever or he would be a poor
creature suitable only TO carry her shawl
and travelling bag. ! should hate the
one and despise the other, No, for CaVa-
lieri there would be no happiness in mar
riage"
Yet Cavalieri did marry. First, she
took for a husband the eccentric painter
Robert Winthrop Chanler, Sheriff of
Duchess County and reputed possessOr
OF many millions II was not long before
the American prima donna discovered
that her husband was uncOngenial
"He has so loud voice. He looks and
behaves like big, shaggy bear. And he
finds fault with me, CaYalieri. He com
plains when old friends call upon me-"
she said in furious amazement.
The American had, indeed said harsh
things when he called at a hospital and
found Russian prince at his brides bed
side. The prince had retreated, albeit
with smiles and bows. Her husband had
remained to make a scene" that caused
her head to ache. And she had bade him
begone.
And there was Alexandra, her son, six
teen and tall and handsome, a larger re-
plica OF herself. The American disliked
ann, resented him, would nave none or
him, which was, the diva thought, un-
reasonable treatment of one accustomed
In all things to having her own way.
And there was the money. All. the
money! The american had promised
her everything, and had not her dear
American friend, Mrs. BENJAMIN Guin-
ness, told her he was OF the American
aristocracy and had dollars that could
not be counted. so many there were?
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INA CAVALIER, the most famous
oF LIVING heautiaa haa pone fO the

INA CAVALIERI, the most famous
of living beauties, has gone to the
- Italian frontier to become a nurse
for her wounded countrymen and their
foes.
A patriotic act, you say? A tender,
womanly deed? II is both; yes. But not
alone these. What sent the incompatible
Csvalieri to the front is to her more than
love OF country, more than plying
womanliness. She has gone to the
trenches to try to heal, and mend, her
broken heart.
Life has disappointed La Belle Caya-
lieri Marriage has disappointed her.
Robert Winthrop Chanler, to whom she
was briefly welded, disappointed her.
Lucien Muratore, or marriage, or love,
or both of the last combined in the tenor
spouse, have proved her latest and great
est disappointment.
That which France denied her own
country has granted. For half year the
beautiful one has been on her knees TO
the allies to permit her to serve the
cause as a nurse. That was all she said:
81 would serve your cause as a nurse"
But France for two reasons declined her
offer. France, as other countries in
volved in the great carnival of human
slaughter Is discovering tudL preLty,
pampered women who attached them
selves to the hospitals in field or camp,
are more earnest than they are helpful.
Trained nurses, OF grimmer quality, com
plain that the soft-handed women of un-
disciplined lives are a hindrance to ef-
fciency. They faint when a man is car
ried in minus an eye or feature. They
sicken at sight of blood. They are flung
into Mysteries by the sound of grOans.
That is what the nurses assert. A lit
tie discount may be made for nerves at
the tension which those OF the trained
nurses reach. But it plainly represents
the attitude Of the hospital graduates and
eSperience-seasoned nurses. They are a
bit impatient with the lily-handed women
who offer their aid
But there was another reason why
France declined the services at the sick
bed OF the lovely Cayalieri. France loves
its Muratore. Lucieu Muratore, the hus-
band OF La CayaleTi is one of the fore
most tenors OF France. Repeatedly has
II been said that Cavalier had shown
petulance toward him in public. Paris
knows that it is the lovely ones caprice
10 behave imperiOUsly toward her lord.