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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05
$4,000 ENGINEERS
r. IN RESERVE CORPS FOR
DUTY IF WAR COMES

CHICAGO, Ill.-Thirty thousand
American engineers are to be repre-
scented in the formation of a reserve
corps of engineers for immediate ser
vice in the event of the United States
becoming involved in war. according
to an announcement made by Bion j.
Arnold.
Following a conference last spring
between representative engineers and
Secretary of War Garrison, the move
ment to form the corps was taken
up by the American secretary of en-.
gineers, the American Institute OF
Mining Engineers, the American So
ciety of Mechanical Engineers, the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05
JAMES WHITcoMB RILEY's BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER z.

Secretary of the Interior Lane is more than
q splendid exeeutive-he is one of the most
wisely patriotic of American citizens Those
readers of the Star Bulletin who remember the
vivid Flag Day talk he made to his department
ID Washington last year will not be surprised
now at the wholesome and sanely patriotic
sentiment which underlies his request, made
known by an Associated Press despatch yes
terday, that the schools of the United States
observe James Whitcomb Riley's birthday,
October z, by the reading of the Hoosier gen
ius S poems.
The request came to Honolulu to late for it
to be sent to all the schools in the territory.
But in many of the island schools, notably on
Oahu, one Or more Of Riley poems viii be read
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05
LITTLE MARJORIE.

'"Where 10 little Marjorie?"
There's the robin IN the tree,
With his gallant call once more
From the boughs above the door!
There's the blueblrd's note, and their
Are Spring-Voiees everywhere
Calling, calling eeaselessly-
"Where Is little Majorie7"
And her old playmate, the rain,
Calling at the WindoW-pane
In soft syIlables that win
Not here answer from Within
'Where is little Maiorie 7"-
Or 10 Il the rain, an me! b.
Or wild gust Of tears that were
Calling us-not calling herl
"Where 10 little Majorie?" -
Oh, In high security
She 10 hidden from the reach /.
OF all voices that beseeeh: -.
She IL where no troubled word,
Sob or sigh 10 ever heard.
'since God whispered tenderIy-- -.
"Where 10 little Maicrie7p
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05
BUILD RAILROAD
FOR IWENTY. Five
MILES TO Mines
Mineral Products Co. Active on
Coast; Pratt Resigns From
Honolulu Iron Works

Bringing with him detailed news Of
active development in the work Of the
Mineral Products Company, large
amount OF the stock of which is owned
in Honolulu, Robert j. Pratt, the well.
known Honolulan who left here Au-
gust II 10 look over the corporations
properties in California. returned to.
day on the Manoa. enthusiastic over
the outlook.
AS 3 result of his trip Mr.. Pratt
has resigned from the Honolulu Iron
Works. in which he was an engineer
for is years, and will leave with his
family October 20 on the Matsonia for
California. where he will have charge
of the company's San Francisco Office.
At q meeting of stockholders tom0r-
row afternoon at 8 o'clock q perma-
nent organization win be effected. wftR
local men comprising six of the seven
directors In the corporation. The sew.
enth will be w. T. Jones, the Califor-
MIA mineralogist who discovered the
rich mines now controlled by the COM
pany.
THE Mineral Products Company
was organized August under the
laws of Nevada. said Mr.. Pratt this
morning. 81 have resigned from the
Honolulu Iron Works, with which ]
have been connected for is years as
an engineer, and will devote my entire
! time to the big project.
I'VE have taken over the Califor-
-. fy<.r,1 ~ l1aun
bought out the California Silica Com
pany as we'll. also large magnesia
deposit, all our mines being located In
Stanislaus County, California.
That the Patterson Irrigated Farms
Corporation has granted the COMPANY
large factory site was the good
news brought by Mr.. Pratt. who said
the Patterson & Western Railroad. in
corporated August %, stock owned by
the Mineral Products Company, has
been surveyed for IL miles of its pro
jected length, % miles, and that the
rights of way have all been acquired.
This railroad, added Mr. Pratt
reaches the silica deposits OF our
company at IL miles, and mile fur.
ther on taps our rich magnesia depos
its. At % miles 1t reaches another OF
our manganese mines. Actual con.
struction of the railroad will begin
the middle of this month / 2. =
General manager of the new com
pany will be Henry G. sGfnaca, who
was for many years an engineer fol-
the Hawaiian Pineapple Company's
plant here. Mr.. Ginaca has made his
home near the mines.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05
[I1IIE INTERVIEWS


LORRIN .ANDREWSThe way to
win cases in the police court Is to
keep smiling and let the other fellow
do the sweating. think that Judge
Monsarrat appreciates the broad smile.
MAYOR LANE. 4 am stu look.
ing for one person to ill out my list
for the city planning commission. 'er.
hairs I shall have that enc By toner.
row nights meeting, and perhaps not
CHARLES r.. FORBES: We have
heard no complaint IN g9gsrd to the
request that the safipans be moved
from their tying places 81 the harbor
All the owners seem perfectly willing
to abide by the request :. ! r. -. =
WADE WARREN THAYER: ]
received a brief letter from n. r
Wood this morning regarding the bust
ness Of the Hawaii building at the
expo sition. He says that, everything Is
going we'll, and that the attendance
continues to keep up strong. s,.-@
---------- =.
LIEUT.. -COMDR. J. A. FURER, ma
val constructor: No, we haven't re
ceiyed word yet from Washington as
to what to do with the F-4's hulk. We
ought to hear any time. as our report
has reached Washington. Anyway
she won't be put in Kapiolani Parf
for. an ornament.
80
ENSIGN C. G. !MscORD, u. s. sub
marine tender Abort: The Proteus IL
certainly a fine big collier. When she
was in the Mediterranean coaling the
Atlantic feet, she attracted more Wis
itors than the dreadneughts. Every
one I'm the ports there wondered If she
wasn't a skyscraper in disguise.
FRED BUSH: j am certa'n,'
going to fight the proposed 'compro
mise In the charter work with my
whole force. It's q poor excuse ever
|if it is a compromised. IF "e h" -
started out to get the short ballot, WHY
let's stick to that principle and worl
for It, instead of beating about thu
bush with compromises!
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05
DEAD MAN FOUND At
.aaoIlLE Or Il eAso TRAIN

CARRIZozO. N. M.when train
No. OF the FL Paso q Southwestern
arrived at Ancho. ". NJ, the other day,
the fireman discovered that the en-
gineer, Charles Jones. was dead
When Jones boarded his engine he
complained Of suffering from acute IN
digestion. but did not regard the At
tack as serious. How far the engine
ran with the dead man at the throttle
Is not known.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

gine trs and the American Institute of
Consulting Engineers.
Each of the bodies appointed COM
mittees, which have now consolidated
In a joint committee to take charge
of engineering operations in coopera:
ton with the war department in case
of war. ITO legalize the formation OF
the corps a bill has been drafted for
submission to congress.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

Now that the Allies have raised their half
billion dollar loan, presumably the United
States will press again for definite answer
as to the commercial blockade which they have
undertaken and which contravenes neutral
rights.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

MISS NJ. K. HART aas been appoint
ed as clerk in the Office OF the sup
intendent of public works.
r. 1870
e. e. BODICE OF the harbor commits
the steamer wilhelmina tomorrow for
two months business and pleasure
trip to San Francisco.
:. .~.;s> -. --
GEORGE s. RAYMOND, territorial
school inspector. viii leave for the
mainland IN the WiIhelmina tomorrow
10 visit his former home in Cam
bridge. Mass. He win be absent two
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

Uncle Sam S instructions to Turkey that the
Armenian atrocities must cease or friendly re-
lations with this country will be severed might
well have been given months ago. So terrible
has been the oppression visited on Armenia
that a whole nation is in danger of annihila-
ton. 1t is not too much to say that hundreds
of thousands have been wiped out by massacre,
hardship and disease and the Turks are forcing
into permanent exile hundreds of thousands of
others. No nation which is prompted by
humanity ITSELF can without protest see
these atrocities go on. They have not the
slightest semblance of military exigencies;
they are merely the crescendo of systematic,
wholesale cruelty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05
FACTS ABOUT WATER.

Governor Pinkham S letter to the new Oahu
loan fund commission, made public at the same
time as he announces the personnel of this
body, puts the facts of Honolulu's water sup
ply and potential sources before the citizens in
a graphic and vigorous manner. 1t lis packed
full of meat and will certainly be of very
great value to the commissions work.
1t is no surprise that the governor emphatic
ally disapproves Of The city s spending $4,000
In a water survey in the hills behind Honolulu.
The StarBnl1etin expressed its opinion OF this
expenditure of the tax payers money when the
appropriation was first put up to the super
visors and before they had passed it. The ter
ritorial photographer pointed out then that no
real survey can be made for $4,000 because
no boring extensive enough to get results can
be done for anything like this amount; on the
other hand, his office has on file or will under
take to secure all of the data which can be
collected without the boring experiments The
governor adds significantly that the Legislature
appropriated 5000 for commission to study
the situation, and that it is a part of the duties
of the division of hydrog raphy to make these
Investigations. ti: 5s assss
Under the circumstances the spending OF
SIC, 900 Of the city's money is little likely to
bring results at all commensurate with the ex-
pense. The commission named by the mayor
TO direct the municipal investigations is q
good commission. If it wishes to take the logi-
cal, prudent and economical course it will not
spend the $40 900 at all but will use the agen-
cies already provided for investigation.
The loan fund commission named by the
governor has other duties besides looking after
the spending of money on water supply deVel
opment. But this is by far its most important
duty, Just as the water problem is one OF Ho-
MODULUS most important. Besides the two ex-
officio members of the committee, Superintend
ent of Public Works Forbes and Mayor Lane
the commission includes three well-knoWn
citizens who have had plenty of experience in
business affairs and public affairs-A. D.
Castro, E. g. Dnisenberg and Lester Petrie
Mr.. Castro has served in the Legislature and
Mr.. Petrie on the board of supervisors. They
are all familiar with the city S needs and may
be relied upon to give good service in a posi-
ton whose only remuneration must be the con
sciousness of having helped their community
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

Senior Riano, Spanish ambassador to
the United States, denied the report
that he had been asked to take over
German interests If diplomatic rela'
items between the United States and
Germany were severed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05
Two Poems BY James Whitcomb Riley

Whitcomb RHes
schools Hawaii birthday the noted
opinion dialect but those felt by
school readingl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

Bulgaria s unenviable position is an ultima
tum if she does and an ultimatum if she
doesn't, s.ss.s.ssa5sss I
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

MISS NJ. K. HART aas been appoint
ed as q clerk in the Office OF the sup
intendent of public works
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05

OCTOBER 5, 1915.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
gelebrnns.

: 9tebe 2inber!- 2eiet 1
: ,9eS Snfels Brief" in her 4
= benttsen Summer. Or. seigt 1
= Gmh iuie Sbr einen if5nen
: Yreis s~euinmen f1nnt.
: 9eiet Mae ,Ses Snfels. grtef". 4
, nnh ihreibet benz Snfel.-(5ie 1
, Gebaftipn. n.y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
@''s A ',irE1:B

@oia ,. Tudrswinsdp, Garlinuias,
Saiipis.-
5rau: ~@eors, 5eise' mir oen
Brief"
Wann: .@elHen grief2"
5rou: Zen Brief ben On ioeben
geoffnet bait.: gin ser SanSidrift
iebe if, oaB er bon elmer Sran lit uno
Oh iuurbeit sonS bleih oils III i'm
geieien bait. Ser bamit!"
Wonn: nSier. meme 2iebe; er lit
BON 9einer Shneioerin."
Gin Surge BON Is Sabren moate
gar nift mebr 81 Sauie bleiben, alio
ging er tort lim oas SfuitergeifJGit
.5u lernen. .als er brei Gage tort
mar, fam err wieber na6 Saiie. Der
@oter frus i'm, pie es ibm sefaaen
tbGte. .Ih!" iagte er, lid ipollte id,
bqtte ooS @eihGit ME %gelernt."
(@ir oanfen Shnen beitenS iiir
Sbre ireinoliht ginienoung. Gas
Sonorar baben mir Sbnen per Yoit-
anmeiiuns ii6cruittelt. auf @ieoer.
ieben!-Sie ,Heo.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

i6 bobe Sbren gefebl nif)t iiber.
treter."
.glenber, 81. light"
Cure .MaieIfat brben mir gebo-
ten, 5i rtemanoen et1uaS 5u iaaen, be,
Dor ih SIR angeiidt butoertmal ge.
ieben."
ltnb MN griff er in bie Saife uno
aog Die bitnbert Hapoleons beraus,
Dem aaiier Dor Gi,gen balteno. rtno
Nun begann er 5it adblen.
rSunbert," iagte er, als er iertig
mar. ngsun fam i1 bod. iaaen, oaB
ib Sic bunoertmal seieben babe"
Napoleon lahte ln1it auf.
.Su bit elm abgefeimter Spit.
biibe," iagte er.
Spdter mafte er i'm 5l,rn Saupt-
mann III Der Irtiaerie rnb Der Wann
bewies, oaB er iein Slid peroient.
49, -.
Ins Der sdjnle.
9ei elmer ii6erfiilften Sdulflaiie
nuBten bie fleii,en I.9.G,S 1iiler
auf benz 6ilBbpoen itten. gines ga.
ges, oils Der 8atefet bic Helisions.
itlirrbe beenoet bate, fraste er als
@ieoerbolung einen oieier Rleinen:
rWo8ii bit on auf @roen2"
Sang .natp errpiberte Ser &leine:
r@eil ih in Der 8anf feineu Ylas
babe."
- - =
gelebrnns.
Sorhd (alif Der Sotefterraiie
Dem Sonnenuntersans 5~uie6eno):
ngringen Sic nns nod eiuiee Slas
ifen @ein,' &eqner; pielleift bleiben
mir bier iisen, Biz Die Sonne mieoer
aufgebt!"
&elner: rSebr tpobll 9a miiiien
Gle iih aber nad)ber umoreben,
meine Serren-ber aufsang lit auf
Der anberen Seite."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

8Gdiern muBte ben Inias perheder.
Die aelteiten madten ein feitliGes
Wnbl nit Bergen bon Siibner- uno,
Shpeinefleii6. ailf einrnal traf oqs
Sonnenlif}t ben fablen aopf oes
Wanbarins, 10 oaB er beftig nieien
nu,Bte ltnb ieiue Naie 5u gooen iiel.
Ga bie ihmalcn 9anfe bart am Glide
ltnnoen, fonnte Ser Ri1ter nidt
idNnea eenug ii6 binunterbitden. 9ie-
ien Ilisenblif beniiste iein Sefretar:
er sertrat Die Naie NIT Dem Sub unb
iagte: SAB nurl On wirit DID bod
nibt nah einem Siibnerfnohen
biiden!" Ser Maroarin belt iif io-
fort Den Iansen germel ieines ieibe.
men &ofes uor's 8eiidt, idliiste argos
3abmeb Dor, perabhieoete iif nnb
leste iib I'M Hebenraum alif Elm 9ett.
@r enpfing niemano uno lieB iid am
anbern Moreen nit Sagesgrallen In
Der .SGnfte 5uriidtraeen in sic
Stdbt.-Ser .Sefretdr aber bate err.
reift. mas er tpolte: er entidieO ben
SaG na6 ieinem gSilen uno Itedte an
oes Wanoarins Stelle Ole 9e.
itedungsseloer elm.
- - -
Oh iueb!
Sic, Serr 9oftor! @as foItets
benz. wenn ih Sic irage, wie es SSb.
Reft eebt2"
rgtun, ba berehne ih MIR sic balbe
Gage"
sideres 8eidem.
griter 9udbalter: SD CLAUDE;
Der Ghef miro glei6 nit einem 8on.
nerwetter iiber ms berfaHen."
3rpeiter 8ud)balter: .@ielo?"
griter Sufbnlter: .Sfben Sic
Ooh Die @olfe auf ieiner Stirn."'
- y -
Sciurgt.
Solbat lseriibrt): Die quite Sante!
S6 ihrieb ibr, Dab ih bel Der Selo.
fiide beldaitigt iei;. sleid ididt Tie
mir 'n-.8ohbnh!"
- - ~ :
Serehnet.
q. (auf Dem Seimrpege ans Dem
.Heitaurant. 81 -: nslber ml,Bteit
on benn sic bunbert Worf, oie on mir
idulois parit por Der sai5en @eiel.
ihait als5ablen. Dos mar oob ni6t
notbig!"
g.: r@eiBt, i'd oeufe, oas maht
10 einen suten galoruf, oaB i9 bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
@htnns, 2eier!

Ser ausemeinen Infra9e bas
E ben mir Elm seneistes Sbr 9es
Idenft uno baben cine ggtraa
8iblpalte fir Den Seler etns
: gerdumt.
: 2ieber 2elerl Collie elm ipiba
: artiser CD @eoanfes Sein eige@
: mes ipcrtbes @ebirn oper Seine
bduSlife Itmospbdre um5uden,
+. mir pienen Sir bereiflpillieit ais
& .@iBableiter" II. bringen Seine
: Saten serne an Die Seffentllhe
: felt. Nud ipenn Die Wule Sir
: bolo uno Su @ebihfe perbreden
: 'Iolteit, ibide ms bieieIben
+ setroit.
+ Cir ale einseianoten nnb
+ ppr unS a%bgebruften Wtte sab
: len mir 25 Gents In Saar.
+ Siir 0ebidte so Gents.
+ @atiirlib miiiieu Die Bibe
+ mGglihit men iein.
+ MSreiiierc an Scinen CT.
Z gebeneu
: Z " | b GeSafteur,
: Catholic Hrintins Co.,
: Dubuque, Sa.
IA ~ a. a. "A a. a. ~ "A. Al 81 81 81 NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Gbineiiider Snmpr.

Sn Ser Monntsidrift fir 4iiaten-
funbe, n@eiit bes Sitens", peroiient-
lift gliiubetb Sebler Seimeroinger
fltr5e gr5ablungef, bie oem Bolts.
mlmo in China abgelauidt itnb. @ir
tbeilen bier 5lpei oieier 9eididtden
nit:
3pei Sugen6freunoe.
gs uaren 5tuei Susenofreunoe; ser
cine mobnte in Der Staot, ser anoere
auf Dem 2anoe. Sic batten lid,
iabrelang nidt mebr eeieben, 10
mafte Der bonn 9orfe lid, aitf, ben
anoern 81 belilf)en. Der StGbter
empfina i'm freunblib; er brafte
5tpei .S6alen Heis uno elm einSi-
ges 81.
SID ieuf8te er laitt, vooB ou 10
friib eefoinmen. bit! SGtteIt on
belte iiber elm Sabr mid aufgeiuht,
mein Sreunb, 10 piirben mir Siib.
nerfleiid miteinanoer eiien, oenn aus
oielem 81 mare elm Sllbn getporoen!"
9eidt LANCE baraitf CAB Ser StGoter
ben geiu6 auriif. Der 2anomann
ibnitt einen barten 9ambusitof in
fleine Stiide, CAB Sals boran, r0Itete
Tie in Sett uno ite0te iie auf ben
Gid.
rah" i~elif8te er, o6ab ou 10. ipdt
gefommen biItl SGtteit on beute Dor
einem Sabre Did einseitelt, mein
Sreunb, 10 bdtten mir 3arte 9ambus.
iproiien (ein 9%eferbiiiea) miteinam.
Der gegelien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

3ablen 1 Bis 100 lie cine bon oben
itn0 iinten (1+t00, 2+99 Ii. |. No.
10t ergebe, baB oies iih 80 nal pie.
oerbole, oas 9feiultat Der aufgube
alio 50x101=5050 iein miiiie. Der
2ebrer, Dem oieie 2oiuns ielbit unbe..
FAINT mar, mar perpler; bas rehnert-
ide Genie bon @auB erfannt.
- - y
Der Nenisfeitsbnnger.
Wein Sre,,uo 8ur5baher modte
am liebiten iebe balbe Stunoe .eine
srobe 0adriht" boren. @uf alle 9e.
fannten itiir5t er nit Der Srage au.:
,Hl,n, nifts Neues?"
.Mls er mir bas aeitern pieoer an.
tbat, iagte id MIR i6liht: n9u
Shofsfopf!"
"a oerifnappte er iih aber GRIND.
lid uno rief: s9os lit bod nidts
.Geues!"
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Gmcrifaniiher Snnnpr.

y anerifaniiher Snnor. X
*%#& &.x #*##& #a
a.: ~@os madt benn Sbr sobn
in Gbicago?"
g.: ngr ihreibt."
81: BUM gersniisen ober I'm,
@eI6?"
g.: v@enn er mir idrei6t, i'm.
mler nm 8elo!"
Gin Inipalt ltno elm gohnpr1iioent
in Gleuelanb beiudten auiummen oas
Sbeater urb Dem 2esteren fiel elm
g%igerl6dft 9efleibeter SiingIing in
elmer Der 2ogen auf. 9ieies 2ebe.
mdnnletn mar Der niftsnusige Set.
fer oes Gnfpolts, mas Dem 8abnprG.
iioeftten nift befannt mar.
aWer lit benn oieier affe BORT in
Der 2oge2" fragte Der Grqiioent.
Ser ideint ii6 audi beriehentlid I'm
ter Die Wenlf 3en n%erirrt sl baben."
aSus2-Ons lit mein Setter"
Ser gabnprditoent lGdberte perle.
gen, faBte iid aber rai4 unS be.
merfte:
sd bobe mid p~enigitens gleid on
bic riftlge &i,eae nm altsfunit ge.
menSet!"
@dbrenb elmer etfpas erreaten De;
batte i'm 8unbes. Senat riei elm 81.
major aus Dem @eiten, burh cine. 9e.
merfrng Saniel @e6iter's auise.
braft:
SD beballpte nift bon mir, oaB
i'd ben &or5ug oGgemeiner gilbuns
bette. SD BIN elm jeff . mabe
man,"
~gs freitt MIDI bas gu boren," er.
ipioerte @ebiter. r3as .befreit unie.
rem Serrgott BON elmer groBen Ser.
antportlihfeit."
Gin merifmiifer Iaturforiher
belt fiir5lia in elmer groberen ame.
rifaniihen Stabt einen 8ortrag, BEL
Dem iih, mad Ser Sfyiloerung cinet
Seem gorfer @odenifrift, f~cieenoes
Snterme35o abIpielte. Ser Gortro.
eenoe fiibrte inter anberem aus: vgs
tit cine eripieiene Sbatiade. ouB Die
Come aIlmablif tire Site einbiiBt
uno '0aB oieie 3raft i'm Gerlnufe bon
run1 20 Wfillionen Sabren erifopft
iein miro, 10 paB Damn rnler @robo1
mad, menid)ll6er gerehnung fem &c.
ben mebr erbalten uno ~alrfpeiien
miro"
Gub bieiem Sase iab man plot.
lid in ber hinteren Geiben etuen bic.
oeren brittihen giirger nit dllen Sci.
diem iidt6arer grregling aufIpringen.
u8er5etbuug," unter6tah er Ben
Sortragenoen, .aber pie piele Sabre
iagten Sic, tpiiroen peritreiheu, ebe
bieies llneliid iiber inns berein-
bridt2"
uSieb5ig Wiqionen et1pn," rpioers
bolte I6felnb Ser gortragenoe.
Mit einem tiefen Seuf3er Der Or.
leidterune ianf Der p~ibbegieriee Su-
borer in ieinen Stlbl aitritd.
.r8ott iei Sanf!" horte man i'm
iagen, lid glalibte iieben Willionen
peritanoen 5it babenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
1nppen.2 lub.

Z Sir Die 3leinenI
+ alien lieben fleinen 2eiern
: hermit our 4n3eige, bab mir
I einen 0uppens8lub 9eeriinbet
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Z Suppen" erperben, Die Der
: Wanaser Der she Catholic
Z Yrintine Co." .auf Eager bat.
+ gs finb bies. ihone' Yiipphen,
Z Die tpirtlih .Wama" rlifen
: t0nnen: Die aQerliebiten tleinen
( Ginger!
Z limb tpie iinb bieie 8uppen
( 81 ertperben?
Z 8an5 einfah: SIR brandt MIR
< eiten Srennb pber 8erparbten
: Sum abDnnieren amf cine utierer
: Settnngcn ,Satbpliifer @eiten",
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Z Catholic tribune. sber bic balb-
< mGdentlife ySbe Catholic Sri=
( bune" sa .%betuegen..
Z Sas lit aaesl
Z Ilio liebe 8leinen, ertper6et
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Ole t ii II itIihe Hoie.

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Sefretdr in elm entierntes Sort I'M
einen Streit alt iblihten. Der .Ian.
oarln, Der .eine boie aranfbeit gebobt
bate, trug cine fiinitlife gtaie ans
aontid9tf,. unb cine 9riae nit groBen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Ter beriibmte Watbematifer 8amf
ais Sd)iiler. :,

als SdJiiler.
Gas matbematii6e Solent Ses
nadmalisen sroBen Matbematifers
@aiiB murbe in Ser Sfule entoedt.
Der 2ebrer itellte on bie ainoer oas
@erlangen, Die 3ablen bon 1 bis 100
lhriftlib 81 aboieren, rno a tempo
erbob iih Der 9nobe uno nonnte bos
Reinltat: $3.50. Ger 2ebrer iagte
Grgerlih: i,
.Mber ibr iulLtef es ia dusrehnen:
penn on es 5ufaaiS ipuBteIt, brou6.
teit on es niht st iagen!"
sd babe es nibt gepuBt; ib babe
es gerebnetl%"
r2iise nift, 3nabe, 10 idnea fann
man bas nibt rebnenr
0nrallf erfldrte Ser fleine @ouB,
Bob ibm loiort bel Ser sluigabeitel.
lung .aufgefallen iei, oaB Don Den