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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
Ter semeiniame Sfammrater por
&aifer @ilheim nnb 3aiier
5rans Spief.

Die Serrifsr GeutihlanD's unn
Oeitcrreih sHnedrn's baben einsn aes
meiniamen Stdmmpater, nomlidb Den
0anbgraien 2ubpia Den Henrten bon
SeHens0 armitaot. OeNen Tofter
Nmalie, perm1hlt mil benz grbprinsen
adrl 9uolpis bon gaben, mar Die
Wutter Der Yrinse'iin 8nroline bon
8open, Die que Iibrer Che nit &nnig
Nanr Soicp6 bon 8npcrn einc 5od)ter
bntte-Vrin3eiiin Sopbie bon Saperu.
9ieie maj eermdblt NIT gr3hsrS6a
Sran5 anrl unb ibr Sohn mar aaiier
Srans Soicpb. Ser 2anberaf 2ubfpip
Der Hcunte BON Seiieus3 nrmitnbt
bate mr. rof cine jineerc Sohter.
Srieoerife, Die nit &onia Srtebrih
Bil6elm benz Speitsn ocn Rreuben
permdblt mar; ibr Sobn mar aonig
Sriebrih Wilhelm Der 0rifte, rermdblt
nit Butte bon IedIenbures Strefis,
beiien Sobn &niier @il6elm Der grtte,
@robnafer aaiier @ilbeInt's bes
3tpetten mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
Saltet es an Saub fir &henmatismns.

@s bot ffinen Btped, iif sli srilnuer
utb 3u piuheu, urb 81 slaltbsn. es
oersebc bon iefbit. Sic ielbit perheH
iirterlieaen. 0ebroliGen sic Sloan's
Ointment. Sic hroufen es niht ems
suretben. 9afien Sic es cinfod, an
Sie dnseeriffeneu gte1en burhbriuaen.
gs Iinbert ben S6mer5 I0Sort. Sic
b~eiinben lid fait nilgenblidlid better
UNI mDhten : drberen 9eibenben ras
then, Slodn'5 du aebraudeu. 5plei
gud cine % @ents Slafhc Sipdn's
Ointment in irssnb elmer Ipctbefe uni
ballet es beitdnoie i'm Sauie seeen ers
fdltunssn, nebe mn ~9eihfpoIene
.@lieber, 9iImbneo, Seiaticn rtno dbn.
lid,e 9eibeu. Chr 8elb 8uriif, fpenr
rift 5ufricoenseiteIlt, aber es brinai
fat nigenbIidlihe 2inberure. Solei
nod beutc cine Slnid]e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

SoifsEruhe: ,fTsaasysihs eoSsi.
tui." S& giagts nsat sas a;cu IN
Barts. 8psaaa:r. a3e&. $&?aarisiECe
esne M5uAng ros BET naTfren Gage
bat, ion't to8es Ae Stesesboffntra
ernItlib s~ribgaert. Mae frdus3jt.
Idsr OHi,tsse. Die id issch ieeten
mir ntt rprarunsrsiae: 5ssrme ous
@SeitaTSrts al: anis"c sSe;ee Ar,nec
tpirh IaaaiaH7, a1er GYs. c:Hisrbet.
Mtr rrerhsa Rlts nidN e-jcben, Bis
sam fssten Wanu nns!sarren. In
eineu Sies 81 olaabsn, ii G~9orheit.
iSronfssl3 itisbt al biciem Ser.
ppeifiuusssoHnpf." IN GU ipro6 ih
NIT eirsu7 isarsoijitsn Gberiten, Der
Die &npie Bel GueSnou ritsemaG}t
butte. @us ct ,rber aoftre iastc. fam
th niht pieoeraolen; dber ouS ieinen
9eIrerhtngen eing herpor, baB sic
fronsoiiihen Seerfittrer Goitelnalt
urb Sarrail Dem @ereroliiimus ben
Ifns itreitia MAIDEN. Tch Elm ERR.
tier @fec, unb Ioffre tritt Suriid."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

behrenb. Seutihlanb, idlreibt bic
3eitung, babe MIR bic Meeierlinsen
iGmmrlifer neutraier Gambler bdbnn
p%ertarbiet, bdS bds grearotur aass
l1nDiiher 9oninfn in oen bon Den
9cutifen beiesten Sbeiler 8eleNn's
nidt mshr nls btabenb betrn&tet
fperber fonne. S~eiltitinnb fei 5trdr
genre bereit, Die 8iiaid1e neiitrafer
Gambler btniihtlid ihrer gpnfuIn ,5u
beriidiiftiaeu, miliie dber bornuf be-
iteben. bab bisic G%oniulr perieitens
p%oGitunbi9 neutrale @eitnriine an bsn
Gag leeen. F..
CUNT SdIIniic betont Die ,Norbs
beutibe N%lsemeine Ssitune", hab
Sentid)lanb bisher nidbt Surii65iebuns
zines ein5i9eu Goniuls geiorsert babe
uno uieIe eoniuln nod tbdtie ieien,
barunter Der arreritantiGe 9sneraI.
GoniIl in Gutlperpcn. IN 2iiifif] ict
5oflanb nod hente bnr6 eiwen gpniaI
pertreten, her in 8ebaien aebprsr IL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
Sie @efansenihnft bes Grsbiifpfs
Sseptpsfij.

Germ, 81. Hop.--Ier ct. Eeters.
burger oRietih" 5ufolge mobnt Der
@r3biihoi @rai S5eptp5fii nod inn.
jn,er i'm Sotel rRaumofi" in alirsf.
Seine @obnung beitebt aus brei ;3im.
mern. Gem Iiener iii nod bel inn.
Sr9en6 melfen geiuh gu empfoneen,
iii ibm perboten. Selbit benz fotholi.
iten Bfarrer BON Gltrsf lpuroe midi
erlaubt ben grabiidof 81 beiuhen.
auh 3eihlreen bari 8rof S5eptpjfii
nift leIen; iogar ous 9ofnlblatt bon
&ursf, oaursfaio gpli", lit fir i'm
mtterfaat iporoen.
Die @oDnlng bes Gr3biihofs miro
INNER BON Sdusleuter berpabt.
Nit Der grlaubnib bes @oiiper.
neurs pom arrsf lit Der @rsbiihof
sIbpnrert Ser ScmenumiGen @iblio.
ibef aeporoen. Ioh oas 8er3eihnib
Der gepiirihten 9ii6er mub 5ilerit
Dem 8ounerneur sur Hrii,;ng porge.
lest peroen. Gie 9iit,er beiorat ae.
pohnlih elm Rpli5aifpmmiiiar. Ser
gr5bjihof bat b;sher baupti1hlih Die
@erfe bon Solomioff. 5ofitoi (yarieg
nnb Srieoe"), @~olubirsfp uro 1uih-
fin geleien.
Spa5iergdnae IN Der Stnot, uno
Oieic onsidlieBlih mir I'M Centrum
beriplben, bari Der Gr5biifof mr. iel.
fen mo MIR in Der 9eaIeiti,ng BON
Goli5einahe, unternebmen. Srgeno
ipeld,es Gorreiponoieren lit Dem Ora.
biid)oi perboten. Ger nNomoie
@remio" 5uiolge bat Der erSbiihoi
iih nad) ct. Fetersburg nit einem
@eii,h eeruenoct, nm Die GrloubniB
5i befomlneL naf aieip az iabren.
@rai Sicptp5fii pollte ole Seiliat6ii.
mer iopie onoere firhlide Sebens.
rpi;roigfeiten pom Stem iehen. 0as
8eiu6, ioipie iein @,nifl, Den ortbo.
ocgen gr5biidpi IN Clarion a,If5u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
Selb Sinbenbnrs Snrrab!
Hinberburs, Sein Siam er>
tpnef.

Hinoeftburs, Sein Nam' err
tonef,
En- crtont laubdns, Ianbetn,
Lorbeer Seine Stirne frDnet;
Dduernoer benn @r6 nro
Stein
Halt Elm 9cnfmdl Sir ees
ifaffen,
In Der prpben, ipeiteu @elt,
Me erliiht Der 8ubm Der
.@offenL
Du lebft epig fort ais Selb.
Ems MIR nod, nm ipns mir
bitten:
Nuh neg Sifens Arbeit iGner
Bring benz .biel9eliebten"
8rifen
Uni'rc @riiBe iiber's Wccr.
Rafe ninrm Drum dflcrz
Coulter. Der bics nngeiteQt:
Hat 5eritort Den 9%plh'ncn
Sriehen
Unb pas Slid Der gau5en
&elt.
RS1a6c nimm b'rltm ollers
lpe9e1
Rahc fir 8ermania!
Allies ilibelt Dir entgeaen:
He'll Dir, Sinbeuhn + g,
Surra6!
Sr. R. Sp,errens.
(gnjen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
gon 9apit Seneoift benz 5iinfsebnten

Der pntifdniide Correspondent Der
8icner .Rcihsppit" ihreibt bieIem
8latte aus Mom: .Im IS. Nopcmbcr
fanb iiH BEL Yapit Serebift benz Siinfs
sebnten i'm Sbroniaal bes @atifnns Die
8emeiubc s@ertretuns Dor @nitelz
Gin, Der ertcrritorialen
5ommerreiiben5 Der 9dpitc. Die aber
icit 1870 feiuen Sapit mehr in ihren
Rnuern inb. Cardinal asliatOi belt
cine Iniprnfe. in pelher or Den
@unidl ausbriidte. Die lln,itdnbe
mogen 6nlb 9encbitt benz S~iinf5ebnteu
erlauben, DEN gatifan 3u perlaiier, lnt
in Gaitels 8anbolfo. Der altei1 Scintatb
Der Ydpite, eiuen Seiuh ub5uftatten.
Sn Iciner antiport iaste Der Sapit,
obne anf BEN &eru Der So6e ein3us
geben, bnb, pern Der Yapit iih niht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
2eberfeibenbe limb in aeiftiser Siniht
unsliidtih, in pbpffder al.
%senuattef. =

Cine trGse, franfe Seber befunbei
iih 3uerit I'M eeiitisen SiIitanb, man
lit nrsfiidIif unb tabelfiihtis. Nur
fpenn Waaen unb 9eber rihti9 funfs
tionieren, bat man Chit am 2eber.
Saltet Cure 9eber t6dtie unb seirnb
burf hen 9ebrand bon Or. Sings
Hep 9iie 9ilen; bieielben bolten Sen
2eib often. itdrfer Den Wasen, furiren
G~eritopiune unb reinigen bas Slut.
25 Gents in N~potbefen. 8udlen's
grnifas Salbe lit Elm sutes Mittcl
segen Sd~morr6oiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

81 ieinen sGanen 6essber t6rne. es
bieieu bod mpgiih lei, benz 0ater
eirtsn Seiuh obsnitatter. Ste Borts
beg Garotndls unb Die suriidbnitenbe
Gi,ttpprt bes 9apftes iperben in ben
putitaniihen areiien irie allf in ben
poIititsu .3irfsir Tom's Iebboft bes
iprp6en. oeun es 1T bos erite WaI
nod LANCER 3eit. bab elm Cardinal in
elmer Ifiprafe an ben Sart nor aQer
SeffentIi6ieit ben @unSh nod einsnn
WarinHen bes 0atifuns a~reiprid,t urtb
bumit ieierlih cine einihneioenee
Genberung Der bisberiseu patifaniiHtn
Gofttif fpiinfGt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
rSranirei6 sin SDipital!!"
(@rflGrlns zines beleiihen Sifi5iers
@rallerhaiie 2nit1nbe.D

(grfluriing elnes belgtlden Srtl5ters.
@ralterboite 3iiitanoe.)
Gin beieiifer Offi5ier, Der in ben
aGinpien an Dem Shienenipeg Hieu.
port. Sirmliocn pertprffSet, I'M So
ipital bon Gu unteraebra6t muroe
unb iest beurlaitbt lit, er5Gblte einen
Scridteritatter bes ogerliner 9ofal.
an5eieer" iiber Die Gage in Norb.
5ranfreih: .Wtit 81 anberen Sffi.
5ierert mlroe i'd perrpitnOet binter Die
@efednsllnie gebroft. Ale 2aSarette
lparen iiberfiilt, Wan pierfte 'babei
uniere Wannid,aiten NIT ben rit3ipili.
iirten a%olonial.S olbaten Suiammen.
gs mar elm ef~el.erregenoer anhlid.
Sn Saint.S mer tgine. aaes brimter
lino briiber. Tie Shmar5en per.
itopften iih lire @unben nit Saro,
Iogen lid sesenieitig oos 9lut aus
Dem 5erriiienen Sleiih. Siele bon
rbtteil maren irriinnig ulrb iprangeu
ans ben @aaenienitern, mos mon ri.
hi9 acifcben lieb. Die 9eoor5uaulla
Der ySerbiinbeten" emporte ms 10,
bob mir uns meieerterL Die fir inns be.
it!nrmten, Dor Sfmus itarrenOen
äihfeiten 81 be5iehen, ebe nift
ben beleiifen Wonnihoften Elm men.
acknowledges Sbbob gepGhrt mitrOe.
@s fam 81 Streitigfciten, Die Elm be-
benflihes 9iht oiif bas briloerlif,e
@inpcrtebmen inter oen 9erbiinoeteit
pnrfen. Sc meter mir ms pom
aampfgebiet e%ntiernten, oeito trauri.
ger lab es aus. Die iran5oiiihen
8erluite miiien itnbeimlid srob iein.
gs eibt fem 9ort mo nidt Notb.2a.
5arette erri6tet iinb. Sn 9lbbepille
uitb l1meeburg lieger $4,000 Der.
lpunDete. Tie 0icarbie beibt i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
Iromptes SnnpeIn wirb Siren Sniter
beiIeu.

0enn Sic iih cine @rfdlhlng sus
5iebcn (ofirrals peutet nicben rno
biiitcn cs am, inlIten Sic ipfort
hanheln. Ran oente nift: .@s Bat
nidts az behcuten." @rnhc @rfranz
tuneen iinb oft pie Sofee. Sas
W2ittel. bas iofprt unb leiht 9inbes
rung bringt. iii Sosienise, bas Sic
antpcnbsn %ioIten. Or. Sings Neru
9iscopcrn lirbcrt Die g~nt3iinonne unb
lott ben Sd1lein,. Sic fiibIen ioiort
beiier. .Iein Suiten prrbe iotprt
9elincert", Lautet zines Der pielen chr
[iher 3euaniNe. so Geuts bel Current
g~poibefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
Sbre Grfaltnng lit ~sefGhrlid,.
2nriret tie iosleih.

grtdltungen itnb nnitedcnb. Gin
8eihfpdf,ter 9orper rinlrt Die Seine
leift ouf. Gle idul0en eS iih ielbii
unb Sbren neutrality-suspicious., Die
ardnfhcitsteime iofort gu tobter. Sr,
@e1's VinesS nrs 6onep >ipirft auseea
5eihnet bel @rfditun9en unb gutter
gs lot Den Sfleim, furirt Den 6,iter
uuo beilt Die 2ungen. gs lit sarune
tirt. Nur 25 Gents bel gurem
M~potheter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

iudeu, piiroen abcr abgelebnt. (gin
in ensliid)er Sprodye georudtes glntt
in inherent Canoe bot Den 9eriit ge.
nraht, Die @erhaftune oes Gr5biihofs
bon 9embera ourdr bie &i,iien ,erflo.
rer" nno entihuloigen 81 poGen,
meioet Der yWanoerer".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
100000
McnibcnfreHer

in ben siipiee, SnieIn (Sseanien)
bebiirfeu Der Iienfe fatbolii6sr
@iiiiondre iebr brineeao. Sie bas
ielbit ipirfenben millionaire bitten
miIbtbdti9e Sreunbe initdnoieit,
linen in ibrem sroben Berfe. Der
ausbreitlns mn gefeifiguns bss
Sfeifes @briiti auf Grben, ra&
araften bei3uitebsn.
Sober @obltbdter, Der eine @abe
an bieGafbolie Srintins Co.; On.
buane, Soma, ienbsf, tnirb irners
balb aht Ronaten cine gmpfanes,
%beitdtieune bon Den Wiiiiondren
in Den Siihiees Snielr er5alten.
Gin ieber aatbolif ionte freubie
gu bieiem ebIen 1erte beiitenern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

ale er auf Sic Snltuu9 oes esssntpdrs
ttgsp amerita's gu fpreteu furn. Die
antiSbeRti6s Stsrnmung mar er
ullbarifdnbe. su ocrftsten. unb >er
fiigte btnsu:
allies. mas mir bonn a,nerifante
iTen Volfe rerlorsen, tit @ereGtie'
feit uns seseniiber. eeuau 10, pie
iebcr muberer Nat'tm seeeniiber."
Tie Sausr bes arseses.
Iuf meine Srase, ipie Idnae bef
Rrtee ipo6I rod nnuern tprb, ers
piberte ADMIRAL b. Tirpis 9eiuNen:
~Das hdnet npaftdnbie bon eng
lanh db. Ron iast, oab England
etnsn 8ampf Biz auf's Rsiier ipiiniht.
Sails gneinnb oas tbatiGhIi6 bedb'
iidbtiat, 10 fonnen mir @nslarb 1hon
hteien @eTnuen tblin; aber es eibt bod
tueIfe, Die gLnu6en. oab gneIanb bod
mod nit Der 3eit Iernunft ans
nebnren miro"
,@e6Drt guer @rceQen5 al OenerL
Die pdran 9laliben2" magic ih gu
Iiruaen.
nNein, ih CLAUDE niht huran", fam
bic offene Nntlport.
.SarnuG miinIft Seutihlonb o(Ip
nidt. ben ariee 6is gum b~ittercn gnoe
III fiihren, pber tpie greellenS iid .auss
brildten, zen &umpf bis auf,s
Refer?" fragte ih uieher.
~Selbitperitdubli6 III bns nift uns
Ter @unih; aber TOLLS @nelano bar
nui beitebeu iofIte, mir iirb bereit."
&itfsner'S armee sahlt nthf.
.8ns fir cine Birfuus miro 9ithes
ner's arnee ori ben arieg ba6cu?"
mari ih Gin.
o2prb a%itfcncr's Millipnen ncrur>
laden urs abiollIt feline a%ppfifnners
gen. @ir 5eiiseu INNER nod mebrere
0ti1ipner fDrperlif ausseseihneter
We6nner i'm Hiidhnlt, unb foils mir
Die einiielIen polen, Die n~nieren aee
rpobnlifen Tilitdrporihriftcn rift
gdn3 8eniiac leiiten, 10 fornen mir
nod mebrere Wtlionen ms Sclh
~ite[len. 9nriiber 1T iih fpobl Die Welt
erhlif flor 9enoroeu, baB mir, fpenn
n1itia. bis gum leeter Iaunc ~tdmpfen
iperbau."
tlnterieebppt%s 2reusfahrt nm Gttelanb.
Iuf Die 5hdtieteit Der oelltid,en
lnterieeboote iiberlenferb, mari i'd Die
Srose ami. oh Der Seefries bisber Die
Sbatiahe crbraht bot, bob Srenos
thoughts lid ais nuslps ertpicieu
haben.
.@s niirbe peririibt iein, Jest ihon
bnriiber cine erfldrun8 abschen 3u
pollen", erpioerte Der abmiral.
oSoB l1nteriee6pote elm neler mn
mddtiger Suttpr i'm Geetriee Der
8eeenfpnrt Hnb, ifebt nuber Srase.
Infer bisherieer erfrle in bieier Ses
5iebune berehtiet ieboh niht 5u Der
8ebaupt,ns, Rag 9reabnousbts ms
brauhbar geporben iinb.
! .Bir baner imrer segInubt, bnS
l1rterieeboote nid)t LANCER ols brei
Gage obnc unterbredntue f~rcusen
tonncn, bo bic 9elnBung ionit err
ifDpft iperben ipiirbe. 8ir bobcn ies
bod in grfalruug aebrnft. baB Die
9roBeren Snps snn5 guelnuh umfnhs
rem bnbcn uub oft Il Sage lang 6rdus
gen gebIieben iiub. Sos tpurbc bas
bird ~ermoelidlt, baB Die 9octe in
Iciftem rubieem 8aficr nuf Den
Mccrcsbobcn n~ieberqingen urb port
blicbcn, bic Die 2eute Den notbi9en
Shlaf binter iid bntter."
sit has @criift rnhr, bnS elm
GinfnI o 3eppsliuen in en9lnnb
borbereitet pirb?~ mari i'd bnraitf
ein, rnb erbiclt Die inbireftc Tntiport:
Sd glaube, baB Der llnterieeboots
ariee seeen Die 5nnbelsidiife Deg
5cinoes bon arOberer Birfung iein
rpiirbe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
8abt 0br Gin Silr bes
81. Natcro i'm 6autc?

SOhl manher seer nb uande eeiern mamiht I'D Elm Bib
nnieres 81. Saters, 1aph Senebht XIV. Sir limb nm in Der cage,
EN- SelbrndtarbenbiiD ais Wanbihmnf sn ier biaisem 3reue ansn.
biefen. IS ut elm farbenrcihes Srnfbtlb, anf weihem Der 81. Batter
lhe Sanb NIT benz 5H%errinsc ssihmidt) ben pdpaiihen sesem
ipenbeno, bnrgsnelt III.
SaS SIo III Is bel 20 3ol mno cisnet lid in oichr @r6se 5nm
6inrahmen ais 3inneridmuf. On icoem fatboiiden Sauie ioae Elm
8Go hes StelUertreters Gbrthi aui Grhcn, hes SaupteS her fntbu.
iiihen atrde, hes arbkten gSeltreihes anf Groem, 81 ieben idn.
Wir baben abihtiA Gin Bib 5ur Serbreuuns ssmdbt, bas naen
aud ben minSerbcmitteten fatbpliihcn SnntHen-5ur 0erfisnns
ieht. Der IberanS biniac Yreis non 25 Gents 1T fanm nennenswertb
ub seuik werben reht pieIe 9eier Nd biEs Bib hes 81. gaters
prompt perihaHen nuasn. \ ."
@ean benute sdl. fclsenben
SehelI5ctteL
Sf nnD Safnm
Gatbulie Yrintns 60, Snbnape, SUma-
@eebrtc Scrreu!-Seubcn sic mir asl. fir balieaen.
ben Seras MN 25 Gents has Bib hes Yapnes Senspit XIV. in Gel.
farbenbrud, pOrtpfrei, MI foisenbc abrsHe:
gOrnarne umb same .........
Sfao oer Sa"oppf
xAIIl EAIx
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
Gpniuln in Selsien miiTen neutral
iein.

Die bofoiii3ioie nNorppeutihe an
sentcinc 3eitung" 6c5eidnet Die Heus
ter Welbnne, pelhe uusfiibrtc, hob
Seutid,Iauc ole @ereinisten Stdnten
eriudt babe, ibre @oniuln in 9elsien
n63uberufen, nls iebcr @runblase cnts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
S&er3fraae.

&c brii1ti 8.nn mon Cd arfdbA.
1T es mas. Bas 1T tpohI bose
i1ssa5 sqIlal a,6easqaszr3
suc ~ spC :s9ai ha1,s s.s 'anse
lepe ~ fqpa iaD :11easssB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
GERMAN SUBMARINE
CAUGHT IN BIG NET
Undersea Craft Entangled in
One of Many Traps on the
British Coast.

London. April Ga German subma-
rine has become securely entangled in
a net specially designed for that pur-
pose and placed off Dover, according
to a dispatch from Dunkirk, through
Paris. The message adds that the
French naval authorities expect TO cap
ture the submersible when it comes TO
the surface.
Miles of subsmrine traps have been
set by the British navy at harbor en-
frances and other strategic points
around the British Isles to catch Ger
man submarines. The traps are not
unlike gill nets used by fishermen.
Malleable iron frames ten feet square,
three frames joined, are sunk to
depth of thirty feet. suspended from
immense buoys If submarine, which
is a blind thing when submerged, en-
ters one Of these frames its sides are
caught, causing the lower frame to
buckle upward, catching the propeller.
Thus the craft is in the position OF
fish houndering in net, and its occu-
pants are doomed.
1t was reported that three submarines
had been caught in this way during the
first ten days of the blockade, but this
report was not confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
BRITISH LABOR MEN
DEMAND A TRUCE
Party Convention Resolution
Calls for Peace with
Germans.

Norwich, England, April 6.-The In
dependent Labor party to-day, by a
vote Of 234 to 3, adopted a resolution
condemning the action of certain party
members who have assisted in recruit
ing, at the same time speaking in
justification of the war and of the
foreign policy OF the Liberal govern
ment which led to it.
The Independent Labor party is now
holding it's annual meeting in Nor
wich. Yesterday it was announced the
party had accepted resolution de-
claring it was the duty of labor 70
secure peace at the earliest possible
moment.
A suggestion made to-day that Great
Britain should arrange a truce with
Germany TO arrange a settlement was
greeted with applause, and before its
close the conference adopted a res
olution demanding that,in the terms
of peace before the transfer OF any
territory the consent of the people
concerned ahould be obtained; u at no
new treaties be arranged without the
knowledge of the people; that there
shall be drastic ail-around reductiol 1
of mament and the naturalization Of
their manufacture. and that the Brit
isl foreign policy her after be directed
toward the establishment OF a fedora
tion Of natienL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
BLAMES BRITAIN
IN THRASHER CASE
German Embassy Says United
States Must Look to Eng
land for ReparatiOn.
From Tn. Tribune Bureau J

Washington, April 6.-The German
Embassy to-day issued a statement in
which it held that the United States
must look to Great Britain for repara-
ton for the death Of Leon Chester
Thrasher the American mechanical en-
gineer who went down with the British
African liner Falaba.
The statement repeats Germany's
warning of February to neutrals who
endanger their lives by taking passage
on ships which may cross the war zone.
The text of the statement follows:
"A report from the submarine has not
vet been received. However, according
to Trustworthy reports, the submarine
requested the steamer Falaba to put
passengers and crew into lifeboats
when other ships came up. Lately Eng
lish merchant ships have been provided
with guns by the British government
and advised to ram or otherwise attack
German submarines. This advice has
repeatedly been followed in order TO
win promised rewards. Military neces-
sity consequently forced the submarine
to act quickly, which made granting Of
longer space of time and the saving of
lives impossible.
The German government regrets the
sar~ifces of human lives, but both Brit
ish ships and neutral passengers on
board hips were warned urgently and
in time aot to cross the war zone. Re-
sponsibili'" rests, therefore, with the
British government, which, contrary to
international law, inaugurated CONNER
cial war against Germany,f and con-
trary TO international law has caused
merchant ships to offer armed resist
ance"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
Raid Into BeSSarabia
Plan to Trap Russians

Petrograd, April 6.--Dispstches from
Chotin received here tell of the devel-
opment and failure of extensive Aus
trian operations in Bukowina, near the
Russian frontier, by which the Aus
trians hoped 10 achieve coup similar
to the German feat of cutting off the
Russian army corps during the last adj
vance into East Prussia.
The Austrians. It is said, attempted
a lightning advance in two directions
from CzernOwitz, which was used as n
base. The first of these, striking
northward TO Zaleszczyky, to the west.
of the Russian frontier, attempted an
encircling manpuvre. while the other
group proceeded direct to Chotin,
across the Russian border. Thus eX-
erting pressure from the north and
west the Austrians hoped to catch the
Russians left flank along the River
Dneister in a wise, cutting them OFT
from their main forces. Three and
half Austrian columns were employed
in these manGuvres.
The preliminary horthward move
ment Of the first Austrian group was
successful in repulslnS the Russians oc-
cupying Sadegura, a village six miles
north Of Czernowitz, and then moved in
two parallel roads toward the Russian
frontier. In the meantime the second
group reached a point on the right bank
Of the Dniester, seven miles from the
Russian border. Thence an Austrian
brigade of cavalry led an attack upon
Chotin where. according 20 reports, two
columns OF Russian cavalry in smaller
numbers than the Austriaus engaged
them in a fierce battle, riying the Aus
trians from he frontier
Despite the failure Of the direct attack
upon Chotin, the Austsians continued
to develop the encircling movement,
attacking the Russian Notifications
covering the line on the Dniester, near
Zaleszczyky. Although the Austrian Of
fensive in this region is still continu-
ing, it is regarded here. in view of the
retreat of the other group from Chotin,
that the success OF the venture is not
likely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
Sunday LaSheS Depils,
But CrOWd Doesn't Care
Gaps Show Among Benches at Paterson Tabernacle
Evanselsts Voice Weakens but Acrobatic Attacks
on Powers of Evil Prove Undminshed Strength

Prom = star Correspondent Of tn. Ttibun,)
Paterson. \. j., April G. Much OF
that ginger, vim. tsbasco and pep.
perno Billy Sunday talks so much
about was lacking in his meetings to-day
and tonight. In plain language. the
afternoon meeting was frost. This
evening. Sunday seemed to realize this,
and he tried hard TO awaken an en-
thusiasm so conspicuous by its alb
sence during his first sermon.
He did not present much in the way
Of cracking language tonight, but he
did offer some Of his choicest acrobatic
featS.
"Oh. God wanted Evan Roberts. He
wanted him." he cried. God came out,
and he looked far down into that dirty
coal mine" Sunday dropped fiat on
his stomach. He peered over the edge
Of the red carpeted rostrum and into
the sswdust. "God hollered. 'O-o-o-o-h,
Evan. come up and preach for me- "
and that grimy little man came up out
of the mine.
The evangelist twirled like a Paw
Iowa on one toe as he showed how
Martin Luther hurled the ink well, and
he walked like a combination of Eddie
Foy and Henry Irving as he spoke Of
"a preacher who steps like ham actor
and talks like a sissy" When he spoke
of the enemies of The revival he beat
the air at each word. and then leaned
down and smashed the palm of his
hand on the carpet, bounding up the
next moment like a released watch
spring.
Revivals were what he talked about
He shouted out. "What America needs
is a great revival. If you say a re-
vival is undue excitement you lie.
Wesley. Whitefeld. Edwards, Finney
Moody. Roberts. Alexander, they were
revivalists You turn up your nose at
revivals. Paul was an evangelist, and
whenever he preached they mad to call