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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Aus hem iibrtgem Tbetlem.

2Ierf, 10. RGr3.-Serr Burger
meiiter Yriim piirbe seiteru Dor Den
llnterluhunssrihter nah Siefirh 9es
rufen inter Der Seidulbi9un9, cine
abbanolun9 bon Sierre Nptbomb iiber
oas Nartprium bon gelsien aus Der
Hepue bes eeur Monoes pertbeilt az
baben. Serr Yriim bat fiir3lih aud
Die Iufmertiamfeit auf iid ge3o9en,
inbem er in elmer bon inn n%eugegriins
peten Seituns Na,nens ~Glerfer gfo"
cine ldneere Grtifelierie peroffentliht
bat, oic ben Sitel trdgt: Snratbultra.
Der interconfeiIipnele Noticndlismus
unb Die Wabnun9en Senebift's bes
Sii~nf5ebnten,. ~offenes Sdreiben an
6errn Matthias gr5berger, Heifs>
taesabaeoroneten in Berlin. Serr
Briim lest in eieIem artifel cine San3e
elm fir 8elgien. inpem er it'd balpts
iGtlih an Die oeutifen aatbolifen
penbet.- Dbermoiel 3tg."
aus benz SsIins q, "a. IdrS.
--Sn ben %perflolienen Woden fnroet
i'm Norben bes 9anoes ole lebten Qobs
bedenperpahtunsen itatt. Sm Surhs
lhnitt naren bic Offentliden Tere
iteigerunsen ihpad beiuft uno 5abl>
rcihe 2Ooie tpnnten nift 8u9eIdla9cn
perben. 9eito mebr Gertduic fpurz
ben inter Der Sanb s~etbdti9t. Die
2obne fir Die Sfdler 9insen babel
~unuuseeiest in Die Sobe. Iugene
blidlit mrB Der gigenthiimer neben
benz 2ohbol5 unp Der Sraht fir Die
gilrbc 2obe cine Wart banres @eln
uuslegen. Inn ciuen Ibrinoer 81
finbcn.
" melinsen, 25. Idr3. =
Sic Notwithstanding bat einem
9dder Die Seritellung oes Srotee
iibertrasen; er muB ta9lih 900 Srotc
beriteQen. pelhe 6u 80 Sous bon Der
8emleinoe ielbit perfauft perben. Die
iibri9en 9dder BADEN Ii Serien, bo
lie tein Nebl erbalten. Sic iino lebl
erboit iiber bas 0or9eben Der 9ez
meinbe> 8eripaltung.
Reisbprf, 21. Idrs.-Im 20,
MGr5 itarb in Moestroff I'M Altersa
beim Der Shpeitern DER driitliher
3ebre SfpcIter Iarie Inge, 9eborenf
@uaenie Goiter bon Heisborf. Die
@crcpiete bat % Sabre binDnrh als
3ebrerin an Der bpberen SD6teritule
in StraBburs seipirft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
sasxs..sbmsosr wasstts, pnn.tsrstne, BEN %. aprtl 1915.

Sitss srfiat lei. Snfofern ut oas
IrttstI alto nt4t ssnii8snb b~eeriinbst
mo serftobt esssH Grt. SO Der Der.
daune. Der forbert, bob ieoss ltrfbeil
~pearanbst isiH raub.
4. Gendb Writ. 443 u~nieres Strafs
befesbufes iotpie Srt. 7 uno 8 oes
Rrebeeieses lit Der 1neetlaete gum
@epsiie ieiner ge5iAtisune aubus
llaifen. fpsnn er beitimmte betpeisbare
'9batiahen beitimmten, NIT einem
offentliflen Mmt befleieeten Eerionen
norsetporfen bat. Snoes lit in Dem
p%orliesenben Sale ipeber bic beitimmte
1e5ihtisuns o Y~erIonen. nod cine
8eaeidnnne b%eitimmter. befpeisbarer
5batidfen uurbanbeu.
Die infriminierte Hebe ipurbe in
elmer 9roben 9eriammluns 9ebalten.
8emdB elmer fat unbeitrittenen Hehts
iprefnne uno Heftslebre lit bic Nut
%fafnns Der Ansemeinbeit Der SuhSrer
fir Den Sinn Der in Der ~Geriamn,lung
geiprohenen Worte mab9ebeno. Die
@prberridter baben II bieie Iesel
perlest, inbem lie ibr urtbeil, baB Die
Gipilparteien nit Den in%friminierten
@orteu bsdeihnet sefueien ieien. auf
eigene. perionlife Sflubfol9erun9en
uno Die ausiasen einiser 3eugen
itiister.
Muf Die Gelrimmfbeit Der ge3ihtis
bung bepeisbarer Sbatiafen feblt,
Nnteesen Der Gnnahme Der BORDER
Ditter, gdn3lih. Sas l1rtbeil nimmt
IN. Der Setlagte babe bebauptet. Die
i%pilpnrteien bdtten Die Gtnbringuna
b Shulgeieses peranlaBt. um bumii
ane Gblenfung DER offentlihen Iuf@
Hrfiamfeit gu erreifcn, Die linen ses
ittten piirbe. iih bel @ersebung Der
Mnens@ on5eiiionen auf Soften oes
Snates Su bereidern. Sieie pen
9~bilparteien unterihobenen Ibiidten
iib oifenbnr Sor9dn9c mebr innerer
al duberfr Hatur. Sebenfnls bate
DC 8eflagte feinen beitimmten dubes
rel, beneisbaren llmitanb bieIer 3orz
gGae angefiibrt. Seine ge3ittisung
iitaIio in Der Sorm, ipie iie seboten
mitbe, nid)t beipeisfdbi9, fpl9lid)
feie Ierleumbuns i'm Gimme Der I'M
llrheil a%nsedoaenen, cben bejeihneten
@9eestertc. 9as llrtbeil peritpbt
ain aud, scaen bieie 8~eiesesterte.
pic Inpofaten Der Gipilpartcicn
iuden bieie bon DEN Iorofuten oes
Setn giihofs porsetraeenen aa''oz
tioteriinbe gu entfrGften. Sic tell
tenIi in elmer @esentluBe pcn Intras.
Der aiiationsboi mo9e Die @eroffents
li6lng ieines llrtbeils nit oemienigen
oess Sber9eriHtshofes periieeu. IldI
bath iic Den &aiiationsbof, bas llrs
tbei in oeutihsr Sprate 81 fallen,
untc bic Serpifentlid,un9 in oeutihen
8l&tern 81 erleiftern.
,err General s4opotat Selabnpe
EJhhbiplserte nuf Sernerfung bes
81 ationsrefuries. mic aud Der bon
Der Gipilparteien geitrlten @esens
antdse.
%sieralli nabm ser aafatiunshoi Die
Sfe in gerutbung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Bon 2uremburs mad 2iittid.

9urembrrg : Srier : aoblen5z
| aoln : Iadheu : Silttid: 60 lurtet
Die ncucitc Heiiernute Su Der 'honen
Woasitaot, no gu Gninng bes Grntc@
mpndts beltider &~unonenoonner Den
Auftaft gab 81 Der gcrunlti9itcn. blu
tighten, eralNamlten Sopesernte, Die
Die Welt le hetm9elud,t.
Minbeitens dlpei Gage. Sabre unb
Warte5eit, Aufentbalt auf frciem
Selpe. in sroSeren unb fleincren Stuz
tionen. in iiberiiiqten giienbabn5iisen.
mauhmal itunoenlaug pbne SiepIas.
bel porihriftsmdBig geihloiienen
9pupeefenitern, = per fonnte lid IN
normalen Seiteu 5u iolten 2eiituneen
eritipinsen? Iber .8ries ut &rie9",
unp I'M Sieber bo%hgeipannter @rpars
tunseu. bel elmer lleberfiile mahtpoa
padenber gincriide iest man iih ihon
leidt iiber iolh banale unannebmlits
feiten blnipe9.
Sie Sabrt bon 2%uremburs nad
5rier Wcit baIerte iiber Drei Stln0en.
Sn unierm Wagen batten audi 5lpei
leid)tuerlpunoete Seutnants Elas 9e>
nommcn. 9cinc famen chen aus Dem
9robcn grlebniS elmer Sblaft. tic iinb
ourh Den .Iortpb" 9e9angen. wie
8oetbe ben aries ncnnt. Gem cinen
bate elm plnBenbes Schrapneu cinen
Singer nit fortgerineu uno aud ionIt
nod1 Die 6anp beihdoigt (uno 10 mas
neunt iif Damn leid)t p%erlpunpet uno
bofit in adt Sa9en wieber an Die
Sront au fommen), - Der anoere
bate aui einem grtunbieunssritt cinen
9anSenltid1 in ben nnteren Shentel
crbdlten.
9eim Musgans BON Srier 8eit
beiBt es gum eriten Ital: Bite Illss
peis p~orseigen! Damn gebt's aber
iiber Die Mpielbriide 5lim 6uuptbubnz
boz. Inn lid, bort ben Sabrplan an5us
ieben, Ger in bielcu arie9s6eiten iebr
| un8uperl1iiig sefpproen lit. Geiultat:
Naf breiitiinbiser Warte5eit cine
Sabr3eit bon fiinf bis ieds Stunocn!
Sn &oblenS lit reyes &riegslebcu.
Sic pielen Wenidcn, Die in bihtem
Spalier DOR Dem Sahnbof Die Teripuns
oeten errpartcn. Die Sd)aar Der iungeu
9sutc nit benz rptbeu &reu6 aui Der
lpeiben Nrmbinbe, bas seifditise Sins
uno Sereilen Der Ier8te. Die lhriIen
| Sisnale Der NmblIlan8ma9eu. pa5lpis
id)en Seihtperpunoete. Die Sano ODER
Den Nrm in Der Sinoe. Den aopf i'm
| lpciBen Serbano. Den 0tantel leidt
iiber Die 6erihoiiene Sdultcr %gcippricn,
anbere. Die aui ariiden geitiiet eiubcrs
panfen. aber iebe llnteritisung bans
tenb ablebnen, = ali Sas brin9t ms
Die Shreden bes &rieges in fiiblbare
NGbe.
Iber nein! Die eigentliden &riessz
9reucl nerpen inns pobl anpcrsipp III
gang anberer 8eltalt Dor Iu8en tire
ten, niht bier am 9eie9neten Wtpiels
unp Hbeinltranb. &ir ringen Die Or
resung nieber unb wollen ieben, pie
mir unIerm 3iele ndber tpmmen.
9infs rbeiniih gebt's nidt. nubl abcr
fam inns red,ts rbeiniid, ciu Nndtz
Summelsup III bier Stunben bon
Gbrenbreititeiu naf aoln brin9en.
Die @leftriife idbrt ms binuuter
gum lagenumipobenen Hbein. ilber
beilen le~idtpogennen 8oliern iid) be-
reits Die 3%itternben Heilere Der Ibenos
lihter ausbreiteu. Batter Hbcin bat
ifon pieles 9eieben unb mitsemadt in
ieinem laneen 9eben, Die heurisen
arieasmirren permogen ibn niHt aus
leiner Nube aui5uihuttelu. Sa, CT
lit nod rubiser eemoroen, oenn Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
ben fathpliihen Auaei

;uS uUu tuitWb''uSu SASSip~
perinem.-Sas Shreibcn, bas im
Hanen oes 1apite 9eneoifi benz Ser
ban Der lpremhlreiifen tatboliiten
Suenppsretne YusinU uno an Den
6odp item Germ Siihoi BON Surems
bun gerid,tet par. lautet III oeutIher
lleRriesnnS:y
tus benz @atitan. am 1. TGrS
1915. 8itofl. 8nabenl Wit 6reu>
ben babe III mid beeiIt. Seiner Scis
lisfit bas ,on Dir beifens empioblene,
pon tinolioer Siebe Seugenbe Sdreiben
oes Sio3ennprdies bee 0erbanbes Der
l~urlmburer fatboliid,en Susenopers
einL lopt Die i'm persansenen Sabre
eridienenn Hummern Der 3eititrift
.Stnas 9remburs" 81 iiberreifen.
Der ebabene Vontifer bat oieien
Sepeis fscbeniter Nnbdnelifteit nit
BEN ariten Woblmollen entsegcnses
nos,mer uno Idbt oird, mid, 9ebiib
rerben Cant iogen. gr flebt gum
Simms ba6 Der 9iitise Soft Dem
Werbare Wahstbnm unb Sebciben
beidee, unb befpirfe. oaB burh Die
aenante S~eitidriit. Die iih burt ibre
8%ielbeMbten, ben Slang Der Sueens
ben ftberrben rrno ourf iolibe Sebre
ausaeitneten Nufidse berportbnt.
Die tiboliihe Susenb 9uremburs's 5r
ibrer eisenen Seilisune ionie gum
Nuea Der airfe unb bes Staates
ourc bon Tag du Tag ensere. unlpss
lid,e @anbe 3uiammcneefiigt iperbe.
Jam 3eihen iciner pGterlid,en 2iebe
nm als llnterpfanb Der bimmliihen
sA!ESV1eu ertbeilt Der erbabene Yontifer
On Ser3en ben funsen @dnnern ips
|oie 9ir. Dem @riinoer hires @erbans
pes. bcn npoitoiiiden Segen.
@ei bieier @eleeenbeit ernclere ih
Sir ben Shisprud meiner eroBten
opdIdGsuue. nit Der ih bin unb BON
perbleibe 9einer Siihpflihen
8nupcn s%rsebeniter g. 9arp. @aiparri.
Giuilitanb Der staSt 9ugembnrs.-
StcrbcfGIIe: Gom 4. WdrS:
Sob. Setter Soihetter. 81 Sabre alt.
Ncntncr; Innu Maria Steihcn. 81
Sahrc ait. @ittne bon &attbiuS Sets
ges; Nnua Maria Sabn, IS Sabre alt.
obnc Stono. ebelos. g.: Safpb
So Sabre oft, @isenthimer.-
T.: Nuauit Nareiiie Saas, so Sabre
nit. Suhbalter; Sobauna Sal5er, so
Sabre alt. 8ittme bon Nif. Weblen,
itlbs. Sdubmader; Maria Nnnn
Secile Yapier, 80 Sabre alt. Hents
nerin. Wittpe eriter Che bon Baron
SbuarD De Mdrdes unp @ittipc Slpeis
ter Che bon Wtihel Sep DC Iunfae6p.
- H.: 3ublpia Sernbnro aobl. 1 3.
nit; Subert Soiei Seuere. o2 Sabre
ut. Siittenbeamter aus Gid a. D, Ils.
= 12.: Yeter Muno, 3 Sabre uno I
oft. - 49,; Sobam Selir
rs Sabre alt. Siirifenfabris
ant; aatbarina 9auihel, rs Sabre
ut. @ittne bon Thomas SGaad. seits
.ebens Shueioermeiiter. - IA: Sttis
lie sl9nes 8id)ter. 80 Sabre alt, @pe.
,on Sriebrih Wolitor. atlbs. Giiens
,abn : 1aeenmeiiter. - 10: Iuna
Sisoorf. so Sabre aft. Gbefrau bon
)lifolaus 8inber. Shneieer; Inna
BepSert, rs Sabre alt, @ittpe BON
farl Sitter. - To-: Nnraaretba Sos
teri. SO Sabre alt. @ittrpe o Sob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Ter Barrier ypsatin" iiber
Sugembnrg.

Sem .Suremnur9er @ort" bonn
25. Mdr6 entnebmen mir: YSie
-Srier. Sanbes5eihns" brinst cine
8eihe bon .@r5dblun9en". Die i'm
Sariier .Mntin" pom II. Mars 81
leien iein iolen. ga Die iran5oii>
iden 3eitunsen ourh ole ottupierenbe
Maht bonn Soben unieres @roSbers
soetbums oerbanrt iinb. III eS uns
leiper nid,t moelih. Die Safe nad,s
.5upriien. @ir piiien niht. OBJ neben
oieien gr3abIunseu nod anbere &c,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
Ans I'm Ger. 5tasteu.
Dos 0eif Der ,9r6tterin Der
Netriibten"

4 fpiro auH in bieiem Sabre nie
II iiblih. in Der Ser3 Seiusa Stride
4 in Dubuque ieierlih be9ansen
y fperben. Cbfhon basielbe erit
Y am 9. Wai itattfinben rpirb.
y MAIDEN mir id,on beute nriere
Il 3anbsleute bon Dubuque uuo
Y llmeeeeno parauf aufnlerfiam
" unb LADEN lie elm iif reflt 5abla
Il reid an Der Seier gu betbeili9en.
+ Sci bieiem Inla6 ipiro pobl
u ieber 2uremburser beionoers Der
4 alien Seimatb geoenfen uno our
Il ~1roiterin Der g%etrubten"
u fleben. baB iie aud tiiroerbin
4 pas ihr sepeibte 0dnbhen nor
Il DEN Shreden Deg arieges
y bepahre.
Z X II X X ~ * x u II X Il n n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22
9'9eseburser Nompieen.
(Spe6iea fier b'@aSette ium ~

StNOtNu ~ StON'N NHt
gu 9cseburg buo't ct sebrdntt.
S'Sompieen mare furd)tbar op9erest.
Sum orette Stad bun ie eng Dune
peif ite'i fieriihtch I'M am LANCE Sdl
erpi 9elpB Spemol rift DC &os
manpant: ~Songe maht Ylaasl" Oh
bun ie rem Sunen 6ur 6enid9tsr
eraus geiport.
&c bun be v%9ohenerin" an 2eses
burg gsipilt. S'par grab De ide'i ne
Saiiaih mo'u DC Stfpan IN fGren
erbe'i geidnpomme fent. (SefannttiH
loben ie iier b'e'iiht d flense Sd1ipon
fu Slet inner o'@iibn COHEN. Dat a
menge ioQ c mar ipeit epee an baH,
mel q sro'uBen inn Der nnerer Seit
erbci.) 9anncn am Saa bufpt.
b'0tuief feierled seipilt. b'9eit bun
bShnapped,er eraus geboa an
De Sdfpau fo'um net. Sdnner be
auliNen bun p'Tompieen seifdft sisr:
De tleneen craus &c tre'ien. S'9ona,
net. en- aB cmmer nun De Shinnsnl
eroi aeretidt. Cp Der anerer Seit'
itons De srouBe idrbsH >. O'Naxief
bu'ot eminer mel feierlef aeIpilt.
b'Seit bun ieh b'Gben ihons ofets
bred)ent an be Shfpan fo'um'
net. 9u opcnral rift eng Stemm fun
banner De auliNen bure6 Del rpstbs.-
pea SteQt: Clio sehs Be eraus ohst
On labs mer pueriierl" an on
lin b'S6panen aaebe'it inner o'Nala
9aan9en 49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

8 o%Suxem6urger Na6ri&ten. )


sntdiinouue leioet, bsfmset lid tn at
1raneis Soipital in Ssbanolxne. O,
eebt Der Gensiuns entsesen. Ser,
IrnoIb Stneib,r lit i'm Nlter bon AZ
Sabren am II. Ipril i'm ct. Sraneis
Qoipitol seitorben. Serr SGneiSel
mar aus 9el9ien sebIrtie nnb pielej
Quysmbur9srn aus Rosers Bart mi
Glib gpaniton beitens befannt. 9
rube m Srieeenl-(n9ug &c.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

S9el, 5tlos. Initrei6er; Gbriitian
Gbuarb Ssuers, 10 Sabre aft, Saul
mann. - IT,: S. q. Seu9mann, 1
Wonaf alt. - 49,: Warearetba Gle
ment, "a Sabre aft, Wittpe bon &arl
Sran3 Yrambaum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

nj .sNes
roiraS" e.
EIoren TEL.
!, hab ner
efutauien
r.. 5ngMet.
Srd.hreiA
Die WIis
eta8eSDesn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

90 bes
en Grtifef
vSeEbien
an Wutb
'enen man
DE (Rel)
insnfIgen
in ShaH.
aOuhe Bet
h sepdbls
better, er
npt niht
eulih i'm
3cnntagss
n" las i'd
)alesStus
er in bic
II Sranfs
rbieIt bas
IN Seinem
onrectieh
Der Con.
hHtc eiR
1nteesurs
mir BON
ieiner in
Sh;peiter
rel SDane
Toe Ourh
iinb mad
arb ibrer
ielr nnz
senblufte
er iuhH
az sort
cr iueiB.
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/ ansae'
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0erlifes
lid n!is.
d teine
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'cib rag
1ieni5aft
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slatoreu;
@clpult
liegt, Die
5~teitaiirtn
teus nrO
az. Sic
6 ;cies
DStGels
-~&. ..
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er frnus
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unoiaen,
a.. &as
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fcbc oe3
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pr icbr ,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-22

90 bes
len Grtifef
vSerbien
an Wtutb
benen man
|de (Rcl)
insufusen
i'm ShaH.
lOufe Bet
b selpdbIs
better, er
upt niht
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-06-03
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS CATERER.

Mrs. Sally Hubbard returned Mon
day from visit at the Hughes home
in Milwaukee.
Theodore Martin was business caller
in Galena on Friday.
Charles r. Fox of Madison was a
caller here on Thursday.
Mrs. K. J. Martin went to Rockford
on Thursday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Robert Engels and daughter
Margaret of Mitchell, S. OAK, are here
visiting at the Ketter and Engels homes.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Rasmussen and
son Harold of Beloit returned home
Monday, after spending few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John May
of this city.
Miss Beulah Doney is here from
Rockford visiting her mother, Mrs.
Maria Doney.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Pittz,
on Friday, May 90, son.
Mrs. Charles Hosken and son Charles
spent Sunday with Dodgeville relatives.
Miss May Wright of GAINESVILLE was
an over Sunday visitor at the Dunwid
die home.
Frank Engels has returned from Mar
quette University, Milwaukee, and will
spend his summer vacation at home.
Miss Emily Ross has returned from
school at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fielder and Mr.
and Mrs. J. J Fielder visited from
Wednesday until Friday last week in
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. John Thies returned Sunday
from visit at the farm home of hel
daughter Mrs. Carl Rock.
! Miss Agnes Peter left Saturday for
Milwaukee for an indefinite stay.
] Eugene Dunn of Milwaukee visited
at the farm home Of his uncle Conrad
Dunn Sunday.
Mrs Mary Meuer, daughter Genevieve
and son Victor were at Ridgeway last
Thursday evening to attend the Com
mencemeDt exercises
Hubert Zanders and son of Hudson
are visiting Mr.. Zander's sister Mrs
Anton Weidenfeller.
Mrs. Frank Kramer and little son of
Cedarburg are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Molling.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoskin Of
London. Ont, Canada, are welcome
guests at the home of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Hosken.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-06-03
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&SNe/ hEDEARho1f1 ND DIRECTOR ~
HEALTH CREED.

The Wisconsin Congress of Mothers
through it's Child Hygiene Department
has issued the following ''Articles Of
Faith" which merit the consideration
of every parent and of every school
administrative officer and teacher.
1. I believe it is easier and more
sensible to keep well than it is to get
WELL
2. believe that hard study and hard
work under right conditions never hurt
anybody; on the other hand, I believe
both are necessary to every child's best
development.
3. [ believe that too many children Of
today sleep too little and too irregularly
to expect good nerves in adult life
4. believe that too many children
eat too little of the right kinds of food
and too much of the wrong kinds.
5. believe that the reason the Amer
lean people is a race of dyspeptics is
because from childhood they have not
taken time enough to eat or to digest
their meals.
6. believe that it is as grave a mis-
take to urge child to study when the
brain is tired, as it is to urge child to
walk before the legs are strong enough
to support the body.
Z. [ believe in daily exercise for every
growing child-but not beyond the
point of extreme fatigue.
s. I believe that the Increased advan-
tages of large school do not compen-
safe for the extra energy used by the
children attending such school.
8. I believe that it is almost as un-
fair to ask well teachers and well
pupils to use basement rooms or dark
rooms, as it is to ask sickly children to
use them
10. believe that it is unfair to a
child's mental growth to expect him to
do the work of a class when he needs
especial help two Or three times a
week in order to make his grades
(To me it's like feeding a little one
ttea and crackers or potatoes and
gravy when he should have milk.
IT'S true, some thrive, in spite of the
treatment, not because of IT'D
IL. 1 believe that living rooms and
sleeping rooms should be on the SUNNY
side of the house arr wholly above the
ground.
-. | believe that Indigestion, head
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-06-03

Photo by American Press Association.
ITALIAN DEVICE USED TO SIGNAL AND
DIRECT MOvEMENTS OF AIR CRAFT.
year flew from Rome to Venice, cross
ing the Apennines. The construction
Of fleet of dirigibles was decided upon
in 1911. Three types were constructed
the small type P Glass; medium
(M class and large C class, ranging
from $500 cubic meters capacity to
more than 10000 cubic meters.
When the Italo-Turkish war began
several Ps and an NJ were shipped to
Libya. They proved of great value In
the military operations in Africa.
Enrico Forlanini's Leonardo da Vinc
having proved q successful example Of
the semirigid airship, the citizens of
Milan bought a ship from him and pre-
sented it to the government calling it
the Citta di Milano, in 1913. Another
Forlanini type has been added to the
feet.
The most recent additions have been
a 10000 cubic meter Brigata Specialist
called the Gil, and a speedy vi, built
by the same establishment after plans
by an aerial engineer named VerduZio.
The craft can make ninety kilometers
an hour. Eleven dirigible sheds are
scattered over Italy.
The Italian aeroplane fleet, which
was a factor in the Libya victory, con-
sists Of fifteen machines and two sea
squadrOns, each Of ten machines, seven
active and three in reserve. The per-
sonnet consists of ten pilots, officers
and nOncommissioned officers and fifty
enlisted men (mechanics).
The land squadrons are made up of
armed scouts with machine guns and
gun spoilers. Sixty fast monoplane
spoilers" recently were delivered to
the army. Many powerful armored
''bombardiers'' are under construction.
The new Caproni bombardier plane is
a biplane, armored and carrying one
inch quick fire gun in front. 1t can
make seventy-five miles an hour and
can stay aloft twenty-five hours.
Only four types Of machines are used
in the Italian service, although many
older types are used in the aviation
schools. The four are the national
Caprini, the Savoia-F arman. the Sit
Bleriot and Newport Macchi
The larger airships Of the Italian
fleet are as follows:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-06-03
new IRON RANGES IN
NORTHERN WISCONSIN
State Geological Survey Has Found
Indications Of Several New
RanUeS

State Geological Survey Has Found
Indications of Several New
Ranges.
1t has been believed for many years
that much iron ore would eventually be
discovered in northern Wisconsin. The
last legislature had sufficient faith in
this possibility to provide funds for be-
ginning a survey to find what the facts
are. AS result of the work the State
Geological Survey will soon receive
from the tie printer the first report
covering a territory Of over 1900, 900
acres.
To get an approximate idea of the
area take your map and draw line
connecting the following towns in order
Cameron, Spooner, Hayward, Gable,
Morse, Park Falls, Minocqua, Prentice,
Phillips, Winter, Ladysmith, and
HOlcOmbe.
Many of the 80 townships surveyed
show very strong indications of the
presence of iron formatiOn-the rock in
which iron ore is found-and there will
undoubtedly be large amount of drill
ing done in this area in the near future
on the basis of the information con-
tanned in this report
Each of the 80 townships is described
in plain terms and definite statements
are made as to just which lands show
the best indications, and which lands
are not worth exploring. Each town
ship description is accompanied by
detailed map of that township about
eight inches square. This map shows
all the railroads, roads, houses, streams,
swamps and other ordinary features of
map; and in addition shows the mag
netic lines indicating the presence of
iron formation, the rock outcrops. and
all the detailed readings taken with
the dial compass and dip needle.
The report comprises about 400 pages
and 81 maps and is well bound.
1t is sent out free to persons request
ing it and forwarding the 20 cents nec-
essary to pay for mailing. Address all
requests to the State Geologist, Madison,
Wis. Those writing now will receive
their copies as soon as the printer can
finish them-in about two or three
weeks.