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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-06
FATAL FRAT HAZING DENIED
Wesleyan President and Chi Psi Head
Say Peck Was Not Initiated.

By telegraph 20 Inc lnbuhs.I
Middletown, Conn, Dec. 5.-William
A. Shanklin, president of Wesleyan
University, and Albert S. Bard chair
man of the executive council Of the
Chi Psi fraternity, to-day denied that
the death Of young Stuart Grant Peck
Of Oneonta. y. Y, resulted from haz-
ing in the Chi Psi house here. ..-
Peck. they said, had not been Initial
ed into the fraternity because OF his
poor health.
ale had merely been pledged" e1-
planned President Shanklin and Mr.
Bard in their formal statement. BE,
cause Of illness and consequent doubt
that he would remain in college his
initiation was postponed. He was sub
jected to no hazing or other maltreat,
ment. and his death was the result OF
- d;sease from which he had been suf'
ferinc for months, during which PEREZ
he had undergone two operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-06
Girls to Learn War Work
in School at Washington

II TUII IIIE IIIUUIE IUTFa'-I
Washington, Dec 5-As a site for a
school in which girls will be taucht
preparedness, sewing and knitting. ban
do~e making, rlain ard economical
cooking, diet study for the sick and
convalescenJ and other subjects which
nigh. make them OF value should this
country be plunged into war. Senator
Francis G.. Newlands, of Nevada. has
donated the use Of ten acres of land in
Chevy Chase, just outside of Washing
ton. TO the women's section of the Navy
League. The women's section an
nounced to-day that in addition the
site would be used as an instruction
camp for women attending the annual
convention of the section next May
who are willing to act as teachers at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-06
Two Policemen Rescue Six

Patrolmen Hand aud tIinsman res-
cued six persons when fire occurred IN
the building at l54s Second Avenue
yesterday The flames had cut OF es-
cape by the stairs, so the policemen
rescued Louis Zimmerman. his wife and
four sons, who occupied an apartment
on the second floor. by way Of cornice
on the outside Of the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-06
Retiring Oil Man Errs,
Says Veteran Politician,
Still Going at 81.
INACTION MEANS RUST
AND RUST DEATH
Unemployment of Mind Invites
Worry, and of the Body Ill
Sleep Uzinportant.
KEEP A-G0IN' " DEPEW'S
ADVICE TO THE AGED

Keep a-goin'.
Don't think golf will take the
place of a lifework.
The mind and body must be kept
busy to prevent their rusting.
IL Is rot always a good thing to
mind ones own business.
Half OF my friends have dug their
graves with their teeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-06
PARpONED AFTER s YEARS
Bucket Thief, Sentenced for Lie SET
Free nv West Virginia Governor.

Wheeling, W. Va. Dec. b.-franN
Johnson, formerly of Wheeling, con
victed Of stealing a dinner bucket an"
a coat and sentenced TO life lmprisoh
ment under the habtual criminal aS,'
has been pardoned by Governor II. -
Hatfield.
Johnson served eight years Of his
sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-06
CONGRESS TO OPEN
AT NOON TO-DAY
Continued from page |

cussed by the President when he ad-
dresses the Joint session on Tuesday.
In addition to the preparedness is-
sue. revenue legislation and merchant
marine extension. there are other I'M
portant measures to be considered
Among the subjects Of principal I'M
portance are rural credits, amendments
to the Sherman antitrust laws which
will aid American firms in extending
foreign trade, the Philippine bill, con-
servation OF natural resources, ma
tional prohibition. woman suffrage and
tariff problems. In the Senate there
are the Nicaraguan and Colombia
treaties ard the newly proposed con-
vention providing for protectorate
over Hayti, TO be pressed Cor ratifca-
ton.
Foreign affairs growing out Of the
var in Europe. disturbances in this
country relating to munition sales and
neutrality observance will occupy
much of the attention of the Congress
and Investigations into operations in
this country on behalf of belligerent
governments probably will be under
taken. Several resolutions 10 provide
for inquiries of this character will BE-
introduced early in the session.
Call Kitchin's Fight Lost.
Administration leaders in both
branches of Congress seemed to be
more optimistic tonight over the out
look for desired legislation than they
were a few weeks ago The opposition
Of Representative Kitchin. of North
Carolina, majority leader of the new
House. to the proposed army and navy
increases is recognized without dis
turbing the former balance of senti-
ment. Both houses have majorities
favorable to the administration, and
leaders feel that these measures will
be ably handled and dealt with salts
factorily.
recognized that stumbling blocks are
ahead, but it is almost certain that the
war tax will be reenacted and
amended and the income tax re-
vised. The ways and means Committee
of the House and the Finance Com
mittee of the Senate propose to under
take consideration of the revenue
problem at once.
One ground for more optimistic
feeling among administration leaders
is the turn that affairs have taken in
the Senate toward a merchant marine
bill. Now that measure has been pro-
posed which would build up govern
ment merchant marine as an auxiliary
to the navy, several Democratic SEN
ators, among them Senator Clarke, OF
Arkansas. who fought the ship pur-
chase bill to death at the last session,
have said they would favor such a
measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-06
ART" IN CAPITOL
AS BROUN SEES IT


laid in 1898. The dome weighs 5000 200
pounds and the Senate Chamber is ll3
feet 3 inches in length. The Capitol
was burned by the British in 1914, just
as George Sylvester Viereck is fond of
pointing out when he discusses the vio-
lation Of Bel-ium's neutrality and the
rights of small nations. The damage
has since been repaired.
How to Tell a Representative.
The House of Representatives has 435
members. We completed the count last
night. 1t is easy to tell member Of
the House. In the first place, he is too
old TO be mistaken for a minor league
baseball player, and he is much too
self-conscious 10 be sized up as the
heavy man i'm "a stock company. There
is in the House an abundance of ma
.erial from which TO make statues for
the next generation fully as homely as
ANYTHING at present in the Capitol.
Possibly the spirit which has gov
erned the selection of paintings and
statues for the Capitol IS best ex-
messed in the only guide DOCK sofa
In the building" wherein you may
read: e,oooo
"These four paintings cost $4,000
each. They are worth the money which
tbey cost, and they are a 80 worthy OF
the inches they fiji IN the great Ro-
tunda. But these four paintings are out
20 the imaginations Of the artists and
,bev are secondary TO the paintings on
,he vest side of the Rotunda. which
cost only $4,000 each. These painting,
rcnresent actual events just as they ana
occur and they are not out OF the I'M
agination Of the artists;
We arc a businesslike people, and
,,bv should we spend public money for
snr11ething which has been made up out
Of a persons mind? We are also free re-.
Deonic. and it's our right to have art
Inst as hideous as We please.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Gin o~rtbObOyer Yrieiter iiber ieine
8efansenidait in Ceiterreih.

Oas r,tiiiife fonierpatipe 9latt
..3ijaplianin" peroffentlidt Nus.
5iige ants cinem 8riefe oes rltiiiifen
ortbdooren Yrieiters @orba5erpitih,
Der in @eiangeni9ait Der Oeiterrei.
der ii6 befinbet. Der Brief lautet:
sd bin gefaneen senommen NOR.
Den, oils i6 an @rabe geitanben bin
unb BET Den sefaaenen Soloaten bas
S~o6tensebet abbulten po0te. ginige
Wiratten porber baben Die 0ertuunbe.
ten bel mir Die 8eidte abeeleet inro
oas beiltge gbenOmabl empimsen.
orldilfie geht's mir gut. Sd fann
mid nift beflaaen; ih bin nid,t be.
Drobt, ole Seiterreiher iinb boflih,
aitfmerfNam, id befomme ieds 8ro.
men tGglif, perbraiide aber MIR Die
Sdlite. Dus Wittaseiien, iopie bas
iibrige giien lit aiisgeSeibnet."
Miis3ilee aus Dem SfJreiben beS
ruiiiifen Yrieiters @orbaaeipiti9
limo alldb in Der rGtolpoie @remiu"
GIf Der eriten Seite pom 81. De3.
1914, Nr. 1928. gum slboruf se.
bra1t worben. -. Heifspoit.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Ynfiusbam Yalait iuirS sesen Bonn.
ben.Ansriii NIT 9rabtssfledJt
i%i6ersuaen.

Der norolihe Sliisel bes 9iidin9.
Gam Yalaits in 2onoon, weld)er Ole
@emGdDer Der foniglifen Smnilie
entb1lt. ipl,rbe 20 Sub iiber Dem
9ate blrh ein .idnperes 9rubtee'
fied)t iiber5ogen. 0asu iin6 in Der
HGbe Des Yalaites nnb i'm Green
Yorf rlelie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aitigeIteGt poroen, 10 bab eegen els
men Zeppelin ODER feinpliden Slie.
ger, Der iif Dem YalaIte brobenb nd.
bert, iofort Elm wirfiumes Seller err.
offnet merocn fam.
Seoen Tag peroen III 9onoon
nele Soriiftsmabreaeln getrofien,
I'M ole Stabt 9egen einen Siritiiber.
ial su ifiisem.
Bon Den alntItiftdsen I'M Wluleum
iinb ifon piele rad iiderett @ew0l.
ben perihift noroeil. iinb INNER nod
beflagen iid. Die 3eitunaen oariiber,
Oab nod nidt ole allnitgegenltanoe
Don eroBem @ertb in abnlider
Weiic gcidiist morbeu ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
&abiotslssrapbie obne Yutenneu.

Experiments; Die in Quits College
IN Weoforo. Waii., angeiteqt iporben
iino, bd6en, mie ont 7. Sch. betanrt
geaeben wuroe, errpieien. Dab brubt.
loie Selegramme obne Die iesieen uui
lboben 5biirmen o0er boben BfGbIen
rlfben6en nMntennen" empfaneen
unb abseianbt meroen fGnnen. @e.
gempGrtts miiiien Die Mntennen.
Srabte out 1870 Sub bohen Waiten
ODER 31biirmen rllbe,. nm @abiooe-
peiben alf b~erielben ~beiorbern az
former ilnb audi Damn ninumt Die
Q~ebermittliins betraftlihe Seit in
Nmiptilf. Bel Der nelten grfinbune
fonlten Ole 9rGbte mi benz grSboi
ben lieseii ulo Der llebermittlunss-
glpparat fam imnerhalb zines 0rit-
tells Der 3eit. ole bel bent ietisen Sp-
item erforoerlib lit, IN SbGtisfeit
perjest ,peroen. 8ei ben @rperimen.
ten aeiste es lid. DUB 5pei sew0bn.
lide 9rabte bon 80 SUB Gauge se.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Gin sefabrlidcr Grlak sir repolhtiO'
mGren Yropaganba in @nflanb.

Ms Sit" meloet ans 9iitris: Bel
gefansenen Huiien in ben 8arpathert
iniir0e 0lird uniere Irlippen III meb.
reren gremplaren cine merffuiir6fge
aunosebllng geiunoen, Die oas @ap'
pen oes 3arenbauies fiibrt mo fol.
genoen @ortluut bat:
.Sol0aten! Sn BEN fritiihiten
Mtoment meines 2ebens wenbe ih
mid on Cub. Oieier arieg lit mir
aufge5,pinraen unb lit seeen meiren
beiten Wiaen nn6 geeen meine
lleber5engliug alIsgebrofen, Gr 1T
bas WsafOperf bes bohmiifbigen
@roBiiiriten Hifolai nrtb ieiner @e.
f~olgidJait. Die mid pom Sbrone iriir.
SEN unO ben 8robiiiriten 5iilm ,Serr.
ifer uaer &eilBen mlsrilien mill. sd,
bGttc nic meiue eimpiaisung sum
,ariege eegeben. ba id es porber se.
ieben Babe, bub er einen ungliifliden
ausgang bdben urb mein golf ms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

bot CT nidt lange lrnb tiei getrauert
'--ba err in Wilbgritber einen grios
fin ben 0erlorenen gefun6en, mo
bieier, nit 2eib lino SeeIe 8u,,er se.
rporben, lit als angas Waun nnb
Grbe an bes Scbnes Statt altf benz
ifon u,b itattlid pieber errif)teten
Sole eiitee3ogen.
Set Die 8aperr1 lid, al Sranfreihs
Seinoen eeihloger, Hapoleon ee-
itiir5t unb perbannt, nnb Die Soii.
nung, iein eeliebtes Sirol. mieber
oiterreidiih 81 ieben. Der erfiiql,ns
it'd %sendbert, bat Der gubenauer aud
ieinen alten SUB ~nerseiien, bic Streit-
art. Die 3fpiiheh Den itomrnper.
aparoten 8Glfern biutig setpitbigt, 1T
begraben, nno oils Mitner linb Mui.
rter, lire Sofc ben 4in6ern iiberlai.
ieno, baIo bernah in AiiStrue eesan.
gen iinO, tbeilen lie NIT ben Sunger
MIR nod Den @,,nif, bos Taiein BON
MN an in @intradt, M,tbe nrb Srie.
ben perbrinsen 5l o%iirfen.
Cine miloe, periobnenoe Stir,.
milng lit 5irmaI iiber ben emit 10
trosigen gubenmlier sefommen, l,no
oft, menn er nit Der ItiGen Seiterfeit
bes aIters iih iiber bas Slid Der
beioen eng befreanbeten Yaare ireut,
rimmt ct Die Sanb ieiner Weibes ltt0
meint, Der ferlten 3ooten gebenfeno:
rSa, ia-io bat lie @ott aeihlagen.
Sic Sfpuloloien nit ben Sdniloisen.
Senn ieine @eritte itnb furhtbur.
aber einmal miro ales alsge.
glifen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
sdnmere aoae limo es aepeien, Die

Sdpmere Gage limo eS geneien, Die
Die orei eng perbunbenen @enoiieil
nod o~urh5umud)en gebubt baben. bis
lie ben Hienlen erreid}ten. llno fdit
bat iih bus @eib pie. 10 oft in ben
Shreden oieies ihauerlihen :&iidSu-
ges Itdrfer erpieien ais ser Wann.
SIMMER mieoer bat 3ruuol Die Der
0er5meiilung Naben. iest mir nod in
efle 2rmpen %gebii1ten Sreunoe in
ibrem 3uiprid al,fgeridJtet, uno
luenn nid)ts mebr belfen nollte, Dem
Siterauer Sartl nit ieinem alten
Srusipruh:
DIEM iSeberl iteht ieit
Wie Die miBbaumen sleit',
Wer mein Seoerl mill bab'n,
WuB'n NnBbaum ousgrob'n-"
Wlttb mo ifhpinoenbe Strait 5ltriif.
geeeben.
Wilogruber o6er bat etrpns aiioe.
res auire6t erbalten - Der 8eoanfe
an Inga uno has beilige Sermaft-
niB Benefits.
Bonn eriten Gaurtier uni oeuti6en
0oben ihon bat err DEM idyperge.
priiften, iest beiber nno inniger ais
emit geliebten WGod)en geihrieben,
ihr ben lesten @rlB oes gruoers &c.
iaubt unO nit reumiitbigen 9efennt-
nib ieines 8erlduloens lire Ser.
3eibuns erflebt.
@m Gage. on Die orei @eretteten,
bon Der gon3en 8emeinoe ieierlid)
eingebolt unb besriibt, I'M Sriihiom.
mel enoli6 beimgefebrf, bat @uaa
Serb, iebniiidtis ieiuer warteno,
Wilosriiber oieie ielbit se6raft.
llno ieitber iino groBe SerGnoe'
rungen 81 Grl sciheben. Gitt oas
BON Sartl beimeebradte @olb. ion.
bern Die 6reiloe, iein tootseglaubteS
aino pieoer lebenb IN ieinen Irmen
81 Daltet, Die @el1ifte bon ibren
uno ibres @eliebten 9eroen limo es
eemeien, Die oeS Irodenbaders Sinll
geGnoert, Die i'm ireitoig Die SGnbe
Der Sicbenoen bnben incinunOer legen
lniien.
Zen 9rbenaller bat Der Verluli
Mu!is idpperer 9etroiien ais Der lei
res Sobnes. lin SimoM oeiieu gan.
Ses 8eien ibm immer iremb gepeiea,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

Seroer6en Itiir3en miro; aber mein
berrGtberiider 8erponoter mo
meirte untreiien @enerule baben fire
bon mir iibertrnsene Moht rib.
bralld)t, INTO i'd, I'm, mein 2eben sn
%rettefl, mar ge5rpimtaen, ulles gnt5ll.
beiBen, mas lie pollten. Sofoaten!
@errpeigert ben @eboriom Den @ene'
ralen, leiitet ibrem @illen 8ioer.
itattb unb erbebt Cure @eapebre ge.
gen bieienisen, Die perfpegen gentg
tparell. Dos 9eben Cures Serrihers,
oas Sdiflal bes @aterlanbes, @lid)
ielbit INTO Care Jamiiien mesen IN.
rer nradytbdberiifen Bl6ne auf's
Spiel 5i iesen! Solbaten! 9efolst
Den slufruf Cures ungliidlihen 90.
tiers Mifolniis!"
Oieie smeifeIIos gefGi d..
ten Yroflumtionen ipliroen Der Sll-
itdrtoiger Steae ifberseben. Gle beli.
ten 1ebbaft barulif bin, nit melfem
@iier in Der ruiiHf,en arnee BON re.
pollttiopGren glenertten Sfinumine
eesen Den 8ries serrnd]t miro. Bel
ben Munnidyaften in @robno urb
aopno rp,ir6en bereits beunrlthi.
genoe 3eihen Der 6Gbriing beobad,-
tet. Man fat aud feitseitellt. bob
ntter Die So(oaten dirfrei3enbe Bro.
flnntutionen pertbeilt fpurben. Ne-
ben ben ailfItdrbtihen glementer,
wer6en alib Die llfroinet meiter
i6arf perfolgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Gin 6Ojabriser Mrst sirt Erieiter
aeipeiht.

9us Yrieitertbum Der fatbolii4eit
Stride iibt auf cole Menid)en eineil
iiheralls erbebenoen @infliiB aus. so
lit es erflGrlih, baB bie urb On 0edn'
l,er, Bic in Der Welt Gbre unO Gn.
ieben genieber in t~ieiiter Seele ben
@lii1ib bergen, aQes si o~erlaiien, nm
Die S1ben bes Yrieltertbums su err.
iteigen. Hif)t ~ieltert MAIDEN es I'M.
itGrtoe einfa6 gdnslih ,,nlnoglid, Die.
len Wunih su penpirflihen. Iber
bisrpeilen perleibt @ottes @eiit beion.
bers bepprYletcn Seelen Die @nuoe,
Dab tic ielbit bel noreeriidtem glter
nod Die Sdppeqe bes Vrieitertbums
betreten.
Our Sreaibe ser aatbolifen BON
Suenos aires, Iraentinien, ereis.
nete ii6 IN bieien Sugen aud bier elm
iold]er sSal. Im 10. os. ipenbete
Der Serr er5biitoi Dem Or. Eoli.
boro q. Sesers i'm Seminar ST. 8iaa
1epoto Die bl. 9rieiteripeibe uno nrn
IF. @eibnaftsieit feierte Der 6Oidb.
rrse, ebemulise gbirurs in Der au-
peae Der Silerto Sdspeitern ieine
critic 81. WeIie.
Or. Segers fat cine ~gldn5enSe
2airTbdbn binter ii6. Offs slrat
nirfte er anfGnglih i'm ainber.So.
ipital, no er bos biitologiihe 2aboru.
toriim sriinoete. SpGter mar ct Der
meoisiniihen alinif 6cs Or. Sppeil
in Yaris. d%oifribiert. Suriifsefebrt
naf araeutinien pertraiite linn bic
8eograpbiid)e .@eieQi1aft cine mil.
ienifJaftlihe Wiiiion in perihiebenen
Yunften bes 2ardbeS an, Die er nit
g(i.sSeihnune p%ollbradyte. Spdter
lieb er lid als praftiifer Gbirurg in
2as Stores nieoer. Seute 1T Der
title @imih ieines SCREENS erfiiat,
er. 1T 9rieiter oes aqerboditen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
sserrer.1 enfmal in 8riEel.

@iner Welonmg bes Wolf'iden
SiiremrS 3ufolge, wurbe in Der Ro6t
pom 26. San. in 8riiiiel ous 5ilrr
Arbenfen an ben iponilden @narbi.
item Serrer erridtete Denfmal in
bGBlifer Beiie beii1belt. Inter Der
9epolferune rief bieies 8orfommniB
grreg1ing beroor. bie lid IN Wen.
Observation-Disclosures furogu6. Sdon
als Dor einigen SSdbren baS 9enfmul
errif)tet lplnbe, traten befnnntlit
oic Varteigeseni1se in if6rfier
0eiie berpor iinb es itnnb Sai befiirh.
ten. baB Der Inihlag st llnrltben
fifbren fonrtp. Der @eneraleouper.
neiir mics bdbcr Die Stuotperipalturg
an; oas 0enfrnal aa ~entfernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
NerfmIrbises
tepesisn ,Ar siste 3sisams ~bssrbeitst.)'

Sir Die in gelgien ~aefalenen prie.
iter irnb Sroensleute fanb in Rom eim
feierlifes Seelenamt itatt.
Gin idNueiser Brieiter, 9(6be De.
pai,o, Broieiior 5l Sretburs, beiudbt
Die fra~naoiffen ariesssefansenen nj
9euti1lanb.
Gin algsmeiner 9ettag fir Die
ainber Sranfrei6'S mar Der #. Seb.
0ieler 8oridlag ging pom Grsbiihof
BON 9ourges aus unb fitnf fran5oii-
Idle GaroinGle uno so gr3bilhofe unb
9iihofe befiirporteten i'm.
Die giirser Der gunoesbauptitaot
bemifben iid mieoerlun, I'm DaS
Stimmreft iiir ben 9unoesbiitrift az
erba!ten.
aapitGn eromann bon Der rgiii.
der" lit ant II. bs. in Gmglanb BET
9imgsnent5iinbune erleeen.
+f+
,Ipple Giber" bat Die SteQe oeS
.8rape Suiee" oils offisieleS 8etranf
fir Die amerifaniife Slotte 'einee.
nommen.. Warine.S efretar Daniels
ieste om IS. 5eb. bel ieinem au @bre,r
oeS g6mirulS Sepa an 9oarb Der
.Wapilower" seeebenen Diner oieies
@etrdnf ieinen @diten DOT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

Gtft Wetb 1ogdr ipte Der 8robtltrfe.
Iber nirmer Die Sraitbl. Die mir oa.
BON eelmiien lit. nein, cine piel lido.
mere, ~fetnere, NIT benz reid)iten 5of
bo3i. limb ben 8uber,auer Sol boi,'
i'd tpieber oif, pie einen Galait,
guns bon @olb, unb barin inI bic
0e,te init mir uobnen, Fl, bt, bi-"
rSimon!" ihreit Wilosruber emit.
iest BEL ben bon ifal,erIifem 9aden
begleiteten Worten hes Ybantaiieren-
ben nlf, ubiit bit oas pirfIif? Sat
0elne uneriattlihe Sabiuft bid ba.
bin eebruht!"
e. Mit bloben Mlisen, peritdnoniblos
itarrt Rainer i'm on. Seine Sdbne
flappern - aber tpieoer font iein
grGblidJes 9ad)en.
Wohteit mid babcn2 DAB id ein
Harr mare. 8ebalte bein 8rob. 0us
bier lit piel mebr pertb. llno ales
lit mein-mit nientanoem tbeil' i'd,
rihts-nihts-"
Insitpoa, ais noble inn Ser ans
bere ieine Shase rn,ben, itreft ct
Die SGnbe uiis. Mber lie finben oas
@olb nift mebr, lie greifen oaneben
in Den Shnee. limb Den arpft er,
pie weru er i'm b6i,ien nollte, i'm.
rner nod .beiier Iafeno, mit.
WiIosrlber fennt oas. go taltet
ein Sterbenber an Der 0ede beriim,
Die iiber i'm gebreitet liegt. CT min
ibm 81, Silfe iprtneen. slber Der Srr-
iinnise miBperitebt iei1e 9etpegung.
Sein @eiift per5errt iif) III Ineit.
er glalibt einen &6uber az iebeit, Der
Inn iein @olo rebmen wia, uno job
ifneIt er aiif.
Damn dber itiirSt er plotlih NIT
Dem @eiiht porniiber in ben Sfnee
lnb bleibt regl,ngslos liegen.
Wilosniber periuf)t i'm nod ein.
NAL nlf5uriften. Aber Simons
Seele lit .iton entfloben - r lit
erloit.
Sm gleid)en s~lugenblid bort er lid,
anseruier. gs lit Sartls Gimme,
urb alf ieinen Arm geitiist, itebt
Srnuol an ieiner Settle. Fem aii.
raiiier 1T es nod pieler Miibe selun.
gen, ben p%errenften Sub mieoer elm.
S,lrihten, ,tn6 fpenn oiib langium
bat lie linn foleen fonnen.
.Was lit"
Sic braiiht Die Srase nift a,isSl,.
iprcd,en, sic oilf ibren 9ippen .itodt,
oenn if)on bat lie ertannt, luer Dor ibr
liest.
Gin ipebmiitbises SGheli 5r,dt nm
WilOgrltbers Mirnh.
rguf) oein Wann lit il, Ser Grill
lung ieines ihoniten Sraumes geitor.
ben," iast err i'm 8eoenfen oil ben
Spfertoo 8eneoifts, yaber nidt be.
ielist-iouoern i'm Srriinn. Seine
9ofogier bat ibm Den Zoo gebradt."
Sartl mirft einen Bid auf Die a,ii.
gebauften ShGte.
lem SeDnIet oapon Dulle genngt,
ben Wioerira1to et,es 8aters 5u bre.
d)ei, uno awei Wenid)en gliidlih 81
maf)en."
Wiloeriiber beust iid) nieoer, raift
einen fleinen Sbeil oes @olOes aui
uno gibt i'm sur Salite benz Same.
raoeu.
rMoge es 6iesmal gum Segen
.oienen."
3ralrbl aber lit an Der Seite ibres
Wmrnes IN ben Sd)nee .geglitten.
,Simcn-oie 9iebe, Die on erfnl.
fen mollteit, fonnte ib Dir nid,t geben.
Mfit elmer boberen, reineren LAB mid
beten fir bus Seil beiner Seele!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

niigten, Inn 0apeiden aus Srten, Sic
so bis rs Reilen entfernt iino, erlt.
eegerslnebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

Sir Die in gelgieft sefallenen prie.
iter unb Sroensle,,te fanb in Rom ein
feierlibes Seelenamt itatt.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-24
Council Proceedings.

Proceedings of the city council o!
Denison, Iowa, Nov. l, 1916.
The council met on the evening OF
Nov. /. 1915. at council chamber at
CITY hall. Mayor w. II. Laub presiding
Following councilmen We're present
Hayes, Simpson end Nielsen. Absent
Noeller and Tamln.
Upon motion the reading of the min
utes of previous meeting We're dis.
pensed With. Hayes, Simpson ana
Nielsen voting yes.
Moved by, Simpson and seconded
by Hayes that taxes on property OF
August Ingwerten be recommended
for remittance ana copy Of recommen-
dation be given county treasurer;
same being for lots 10 and II and II.
block 1875. Upon roll call Councilmen
Hayes. Simpson and Nielsen voted
yea. Motion. declared carried.
Moved by Simpson and seconded by
Nielsen that all bills be allowed as
O. KID and paid from the proper funds
Upon roll Gull Hayes, Simpson and
Nielsen voted aye. Nay: None. Mo
ton declared carried.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-24
GOODRICH ITEMS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lcntz and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Pody visited Sunday
at the Henry Lass home.
Miss Lucy Flint and Mrs. Fred Ian
don visited Miss Lovicie Morris last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NeWcnm. Of Boy
cr, autoed down to A. y. Winey's to
spend the day Friday.
John Fink and sister, Mary. arc Wis
ting at Smithland.
Don't forget the Oliver Fink sale
on December LIST.
Mrs. Hannibal Fink is enjoying a
visit with relatives from Waverly.
Asa Brown has sold some fine year.
ling-ealves and realized good money
for them.
Mrs. Mike Myers drove out to spend
the afternoon with her daughter Mrs.
Newcom. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Buiiinton autoed
up to the A. j. Mason home the fore
part of the week.
Corn llusking is not pleasant JOB
this fall on account OF it being down
so badly and hard picking has laid up
q good many with sprained wrists.
S. u. Newton mad the misfortune to
have. one OF his best cows get in the
Boyer. Timely assistance and good
care saved her.