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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
ARCHITECT OF new "TECH"

The architect Of the new $1,000
900 home of the Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology In Boston Is Will
liam Welles Bosworth of New York, q
graduate from that college with the
class of 1889. After leaving Technol-
ogy he spent some time In the offices
of Richardson & Olmstead, doing land
scape work for Leland Stanford uni
versity. Then for two years he was on
the staff Of the American Architect
and made special studies In Rome.
In 1896 he began a second study
In the best architectural schools of
Europe, working under Alma Tadema
and in the atelier Of Godefroy Freynet
in Paris. He finished under such mas
tiers as CASTOR Redon and Chausse-
niche, and passed considerable time in
Holland and Rome.
He was resident architect of the
Pan-American exposition, designed a
number of buildings for the st. Louis
exposition, and then opened an office
In New York for himself. The last S
architectural work for Rockefeller
'Letchworth Village"
Mr.. BoswOrth is associated with Il
Institute of Architects, and the Loyal
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
Feathered Refugees.

Never has Paris seen so many swal-
lows as have appeared since the war
began. Everywhere one sees them
among trees on the boulevards, in the
public gardens, flying about the gar
goyles of Notre Dame. 1t is strange
to see these birds, whom one assoc!-
ates with fields and the plain country,
darting in and out among. the traffic
of a city's streets; they do not seem
to belong. as an American said to me.
They are refugees of the air, chased
from their ancient haunts by the roar
of cannon and the noise Of battle in
Belgium and the north Of France.
When the cry of the northern spring
brought them back from their pilgrim
age In sunny lands, 1t was to find
their old nests destroyed. their old
landmarks lost. and in the air a hor-
rid clamor Of terrifying sounds. SO
they emigrated en- masse. and many
thousands of them have found a new
home in green Paris of the trees.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
Claim Dam Causes Hoods.

Anamosa.-The state board OF con-
troll has passed resolution asking
the state to join with T. e. Waters
in an appeal case against the Iowa
Electric company and the Oxford
Junction Light and Power company
involving the right Of the latter to
maintain dam in the Wapsipinicon
river at Anamosa to such height as
to food the land owned by the state
at Anamosa.
This case was tried in May, 1915,
and a decree was filed by Judge John
T. Moffitt OF Upton ordering the own
ers OF the dam to reduce the height
to fourteen inches. This is too high,
the state claims, and the water is still
flooding the state land at times. c. A..
Robbins. assistant attorney general,
Is handling the case for the state,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
Would Raise Cavalry rroop.

c. J. Freeman of the automobile de-
partment Of the secretary OF states
office, will ask Governor Clarke for
permission to organize two troops OF
cavalry under the Hay-Chamberlain
act.
Freeman served six years in the
regular army, three years with Com
pany r, of the Sixth cavalry. and
three years with Company X.
Freeman says that he can raise two
troops of sixty-five men each. all OF
whom will have seen service as cav
alrymen in the regular army.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
Expose N.w swIndIe.

Glenwood.--Some wouldbe imposter
telephoned from Omaha to the Farm
ers State bank of Silver City. repre-
senting himself to be r. E. Long. a
wealthy citizen of Silver City. and
saying he had been arrested for speed
ing and asked that $50 be sent him
at once.
Miss Lena Bada. assistant cashier
Of the bank, investigated and finding
Mr.. Long at home did not send the
money, but steps were taken to ap-
prehend the wouldbe swindler.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
Substitute for TinfoiI.

One of the Breslau Germany tin
foil factories has succeeded In provid-
ing substitute for that commodity by
producing zincfoil. according to re-
port rendered the department of com
merce by Consul Harry G. Settler. who
is at Breslau. The new product. he
says. cannot be distinguished from tin
foil, and is supposed to render the
same service.-New York Times.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
plan Cow rs.tlna Exhibit.

Ames.-A novel cow-testing exhibit
ton will be one Of the principal edu-
cational features at the 1916 state fair
In Des Moines, according to announce
ment sent out by Secretary A. R. Co
rey.
This exhibition will be staged in a
large tent. 1t will consist of 10 cows
that have been used by Iowa CONTEST
ing associations during the last year.
With each COW there will be graph
ic demonstration Of the amount OF
butter fat produced in comparison
with the amount of food consumed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13

while
built home Louis declares
thirty
made him. but had them make individual
before he could
spends to a
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with pictures number being his father
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
LEADS WILSON CAMPAIGN

Vance Criswell Mccormick, who,
at the request of President Wilson,
was elected chairman of the Demo-
cratic national committee, when asked
whether he would devote most of his
time to the campaign, replied:
"No. / will devote all Of it."
The statement is characteristic Of
the man. who 1t has been said, plays
politics In much the same manner as
he played football when he was cap
tain of the Yale team. What he does,
say his admirers, he does with all his
heart and soul and strength.
Mr.. Mccormick, who is president
and publisher of the Harrisburg (Pa.)
Patriot, was born In Harrisburg, and is
q son Of the late Henry Mccormick. a
wealthy iron manufacturer. He was
elected mayor of Harrisburg at the
age of thirty in 1902, and served one
term, devoting much attention to pub
lie improvements and the beauty of the
city. He was the Democratic and
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
Rioht Sort Of Citizen.

A man of a right spirit is not man
Of narrow and private views, but is
greatly interested and concerned for
the good Of the community to which
he belongs and particularly of the city
or village In which he resides. and for
the true Welfare of the society of
which he is a member.-Jonathan Ed.
wards.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
DT-OF@DNARN
4PROPHE W
NO AIRS TO LOUIS HILL

The death of James J. Hill. EN-
pire builder of the Northwest, made
his son, Louis w. Hill, of st. Paul,
Mimi, the most conspicuous captain OF
industry west Of Cleveland, o., and
one Of the greatest railroad men In the
world. But Louis Hill isn't self-con-
scious about 1t. He does not propose
to go to New York city to become a
familiar figure on Wall street nor even
on La Sale street in Chicago. Instead
he intends to remain in st. Paul and
operate the railroad lines controlled
by the Hill interests. In st. Paul every
one knows Hill as Louis and he is glad
Of 1t. His father, for that matter, was
more often addressed as "Jim" Hill
than "Mr." Hill.
Among railroad men in the West,
Louis Hill is regarded as self-made
man. Five years after he was gradu-
ated from Harvard university he start
ed to work as billing clerk at S75 a
month. He was receiving that salary
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
WILLIAM KARL DICK

When Mrs. Madeline Force Astor,
widow of Col. John Jacob Aston, an
nounced that she was about to become
the wife of William Karl Dick Of
Brooklyn, even her intimate friends
were surprised, for since her first hus-
bands death in the Titanic disaster
she had seemed to be giving up her life
to the training and care of her little
son.
Mr.. Dick, who Is twenty-nine years
old, Is the scion of an old Brooklyn
family and his business interests are
principally in that borough. His most
active work Is as vice president of the
Manufacturers Trust company, but he
is also director in many other finan-
cial and commercial concerns.
Friends of Mr. Dicks family say
that Mr.. Dick inherited fortune of
from 100000 to 100000 from his
grandfather, William Dick, one of the
pioneer sugar refiners of this country.
Through judicious Investments this
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13

The process of overcoming. Of be-
coming, is no light achievement. The
whole creation groaneth and travail
eth In the task. In this warfare all
living things are engaged; not man
only, not the kindller beasts only. but
all that is capable of pain. that is of
progress.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
NORWAY.

Miss Dagny Ferman, who had been
serving as a nurse In Paris, has been
promoted by the Red Cross to the po-
sition of sister superior and d.
rectress of the military hospital
at Bordeaux, which has 20 beds,
3 surgeons and o regular nurses.
Four other Norwegian nurses are
still serving In Paris. Jorgen Exc
berg, who served In the foreign legion,
was wounded last fall. Now he is
fully restored and writes home: I'VE
are all vexed because we cannot be
at verdun." Many other Norwegians
have been and may still be In the heat
Of the fight. Capt. Oivind Lokken is
acting as state engineer In a French
powder mill.
The London board Of trade award
ed prize to Trygve Evensen. cap
tain of the Norwegian steamer Mite
Gai. for saving the crew Of the Brit
ISL steamer Eastern City In the Eng
lish channel. ID
The norwegian Bible society was
one hurdred years old May 20. The
event was commemorated by q gather
ing In Christiania. Among the attend
ants were the archbishops of Sweden
and Denmark. It Is said that this was
the first time that the heads OF the
churches of the three Kingdoms of the
North met In Christania.
The deposits of the banks of Bergen
increased s33,0O0,OOO during the first
quarter Of this year. No wonder the
bankers find 1t hard to dispose of the
money at reasonable profit.
Odda for some time past has. been
run by the language reform party.
Now the national language party
has become impatient. and the result
is that the reformers have been GUST
ed In many places.
After a debate of IL hours the So
cialists decided, June IA, to end the
general strike declared the week be-
fore as protest against the bill for
compulsory arbitration In labor dis
putes. The bill was passed by the
storthing. The strikers resumed work
at once.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
The stockholm Dagens Nyheter is

The Stockholm Dagens Nyheter Is
publishing revelations about the Nor
wegian prosperity boom. This boom de-
ponds absolutely on the continuation
of the war. The boomsters are classed
as "six months men" and zone years
men" or 'two years men," according
as they need war of these durations
to complete their deals and make
their piles" The government and
banks are frightened by the prosper
ity. The government is trying to tenn
per the shipping boom by special tax
on tonnage (Sweden has similar
plan); the banks refuse to lend more
than 80 per cent on the market quota
tons Of even the oldest established
shipping stocks; and the shipping
company promoters are abandoning the
old practice of alloting stocks In new
issues to persons who apply without
preliminary payment. This practice
led to spectators buying up all the old
issues, paying nothing down, and SELL
Ing to the public ut 100 per cent profit
before the first day of payment. Pre-
mier Knudsen threatens to Introduce
drastic laws Of sumptuary kind to
check the gambling and extravaganza
mania and return the nation to san
ity. The nation does not wish to be
returned to sanity. The boom Is a
genuine one; Its solid base Is real
money from the unlucky belligerent
states, and probably the boom Will con-
tinue without panic until peace
comes. After that the deluge.
1t Is reported that the Norwegian
steamer Aquilla has been torpedoed
by an Austrian submarine 100 miles
or Marseille. The crew was saved.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
Satisfied.

Gypsy-"Cross my palm with silver
and I win find out your husband for
you." Lady--'Thanks awfully; but !
ind him out quite enough already"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
lEw SPECIES or PLANTS DISCOVERED.

Mlspaugh the Field
years
this Fs years
full fruit there The establishment
o was forth f
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
Daily Thouaht.

The one best provision for the flu
ture is the best possible use of the
present.--Whittier
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
lvania in 1914. but was defeated


by Martin G. Brumbaugh Republican.
Democratic Pennsylvania.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13

1t Is reported that the Norwegian
steamer Aquilla has been torpedoed
by an Austrian submarine 100 miles
on Marseille. The crew was saved.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13

Odda for some time past has. been
run by the language reform party.
Now the national language party
has become impatient. and the result
is that the reformers have been GUST
ed I'm many places.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13

The deposits Of the banks Of Bergen
increased 100000 during the first
quarter Of this year. No wonder the
bankers find 1t hard to dispose of the
money at reasonable profit.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13

The Molktenborg estate In the is
land of Fyn is to be divided up into
about thirty Independent farms.
Many :, the farms are to be owned
by relatives of Count Moltke- Hultfeldt,
the proprietor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
Neidle Nnbianermittluc.

Caroline @ogers .9ropn, Sodter
elmer aneeiebeneu Sanrilie ans @picc,
CO., unb Wittwe oes 9Iiblanoer SSn-
oianers Sronf 81. 8roiun, miro in
ben 9eiis oes gan3el RadlaiieS fom.
men, ipenn Ole @~ngelegenheit beboro-
lid)erieits geregelt iein miro. SrGu'
lein Rogers bate Den iuugen Snbia.
ner, einen Der reidjten Stomme.gc'
noiIen Der 0oo Hiper.Reierpation in
0isconiin, ser on Der SdApiuoiudyt
in einem Sanotorium bes Siioens
o%arnieoerlag, gepilegt. Die betoen
iltnqen 2eute lerntcn lid licben, uno
e. q. gpereit, Superintendent Der
g%enannten H~eierpotion bel Niblano,
@is., ertbei!te ibnen Den Seiratbs-
foniens. gm 8. OCTOBER 1915 muroe
ole 5rmlung ~pou5ogen mo orei Wo.
nate ipdter erlas Der iitnae Snbianer
Ieinem 2eioeln.
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@efanaene ioQen faiten.

Sberiff 8inion bon SfIaboma
go,ntp, Ola, ertlGrte fiir5Iit, 6oB,
ipenn Die boben Scbensmittelpreiie
nod piel lGnger anbielten, er ge5lplm.
gen Iein merbc, ieinen @efangenen
per Gag nl,r 5pei Wabl5eiten 5l per.
obfoIsen. Ger SberiiI miro iiir Die
Siitter,ng Der @efangenen na6 fol,
genoen, pom @eies porgeidricbenen
Haten be5ablt: 80 Gents per Gag fiir
ieoen ser eriten 5ebn 8eiangtnen, 40
Gents per Gag fiir Die 5mciten Sebn
u1b 30 Gents Der Rag fiir ale iiber
5pdn5ig. Oos obige HoteIt Dor.
iebenbe' 8eies, iaete Ser Sberiii,
milr0e Dor 6-S Safren bon Der Sc.
gislatiir puiiiert. gu iener 3eit
fonnte man einen Snd 9tuupbobnen
fir $3.50 mo S. faufen, pofiir bellte
$3.50 be5ablt mer6en. @eln oaS
10 babel bleibt, fonnen ben @efans
geren mn 5tpei, ~anitatt orei WGbl.
seiten perabfolgt meroen. Ser Sberifi
bon 2ogan County tblt' oas iest
Idpon,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
. Ter geitrauoete Sampfer
,Wempbis".

lleber ben nellIi6 bel San Do
minso geifeiterten Oumpfer miro
e~rgGn5enb berittet:
Sic yWempbis" tpurbe bel ifape-
rem Seegang gegen Die alifte BON
Can Domingo 9itp, peitlid bonn
Gelld1tbmis, geaporfen. Ger &reu5er
bIicb nube inter ben Selsiiberbungen
liegen itno one Wfaaniduft fonrte bon
9oro geben. Sfpere See fam plot.
lid, urb Dos S6ifi fonnte lrid)t nlebr
rebt5eitig inter Oanrpf gebrod)t per.
oell, ltm lid 81 retter. 3lpdn5lg
Wlum eilter acknowledgements, Die
iid, mieber nod Dem Sdiff 5iriidbe.
aeben 4poIten, ~ertranfen. Tas &ano.
ne1tboot ,Goitine" mitroe mid in Den
Safen gerporien, itieb aber nidt an
SanS uitb fonnte aif Die Gee binalis'
fubrer.
@omiraI Ionb, ipelter iid 5ur
Belt Der Springflutb an 2unb be.
fonb, fabelt, baB auber ben Grtrun-
fenen Elm Wann setootct, 5nei Off.
aiere unb fiinf Wann ifnper uno 81
anoere leidyt perlest tpurben, ais cine
Oompfrobre platte; ouoltrd) rUiroe
es aud ummoglih, bab bos S6iff in
Gee iteden fortte. Die @eringliif.
fen tporen %5unteiit Waidiniiten uno
Sei5er.
0aS aunonenboot oGaitine" bot
uae 9oote nltber einem perloren, oitd)
rnirbe ieine Steuerung beihGoigt.
Ger Rreu5er .Wempbis" bon Der
glinbesmarine mar frir6er Der &C.
ibiiste 8reu5er .Genrpiiee". Der
Rame iui,rbe erft am 25. Wai lnlge.
Gnoert. Der Greu5er that fiir5lI6 IN
Sen 8eu1iiern bon Gan 9omingo BEL
@elesenbeit Ser Rcpolution Gienit.
.1emrpbiS" bat 1880 Sonnen'
gebolt 1rnb $4,000 YferbefrGf.e. Die
8einslutg ,betrGgt 800 ,Wnnn. Der
areuSer lit bos Slos9itiff Der are,l.
3erftreitmaft Der atlantiihen Bun.
oesflotte.
Ser Rreil5er ipuroe int Sabre 1904
IN 9~bildbelpbia bon Stnpel gelaiien.
Ste Sdmeligfeit betrGgt % anoten
pro Stluroe. Die GrmirIng beitebt
mrs 4 aebn5ouigen, 16 iet)Sbe6n5oai.
gen, % oierdoaisen urb 4 Sed,s.
pfinSer. @eifiisen. CIR bate bier
Gorpoorobre. Die SGnse betnis
SOP Sub.
Sm Sabre 1908 bate Der boma.
Iipe Rrel,3er r3enneiiee" cine 'aeIiel'
erploiion an 9orb Dor benz Safen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
GGnitlidDe Naien.

Nidrts fam Den Wenifen mebr
entitellen, als cine 8erlcemg ODER
@eritiimmelung Der Woie. "a MN
Der arieg aud iolhe pieliad berbei.
gefirbrt, lit es erireulid, oaB Die Gin.
fertigung fiinitlider Haien erbeblite
Sortihritte 5u per5eifnen bat. Sn
Der Niinfener nWcbi5iniid)en @o.
6enidrift" gibt Trof. .. 3iniier cine
anleitung our anfertigitng iolfer
Naien. 3ulddit miro Der feblenbe
Sbeil aus Con ODER Wahs mobeqiert
unb bornah ein @liBmobea berge.
itelt. 3um Sub Der YrOtbeie bient
cine @%elntinemuiie beionberer gu.
iammenieeung, Die burh SGrben gu.
nGdit dIi Den ridtigen Son gebradt
miro. Gle Wfoiie miro i'm @aiierboh
geihmol3en, in Die @nBSorm einee.
iiibrt unb lit bonn i'm meieniIiheu
aud gum aniesen iertig. Selbitper.
itdnolid fam iid Die Scribe bieier
fiinitliten gtaie niemnls gan5 NIT Der
Saliforbe befen rno oesbalb miro
Die Yrotbeie unS Die a%ugren5enbe
Soi1t nit einem Ieibt ~eefGrbten gu.
Der b%eitGubt. Die 3ranfen lernen es
iebr raid, iih ibrc Raien 81, gieben
unb lid ielbit 81 beieisigen.
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in einem eng(i|den 9efangenen(ager.

DDS bclltite @cfaugenenIngcr in
Stpbs in SdottIanb eibt ctnc SoTt.
mprntsibrift bcruus, Der mir fols
geubc fleine Iebenspone Sfi55cu emit
ncbnlen, Ole 6oooll tcl,gen, rpie eitt
un3eritorburer Sumor oild IN elmer
tpenig erfrGiIiden ~2ebensloae utb
Scr Dh,tb, bas idnperite Ieidyt 81 tru.
gen, bic G~intontgfeit unb tootlid,c
2anaspeiIe zines @eiaueenenlagcrS
nit eilicm 2id)tftrubI al erbellen
bcrntug.
r@ieleu bon ms" id)rcibt bic
.Stobfiobe", erfdSlnt unier mono.
tones SiittrrIebcu rpobl ,pie cine err
rmiibeltbc @onbcrung M,rd, cine greet
S~cnIoie Sunbmiiite.
llrb ood), n; luuubermiiocr Stu
defbrubtbrltbcr, iicpt cs MIR an Dir,
ipcnu Dir infer lesiges 9cbcn 10 furb-
los eriheiut. Wfute mir oeire Pitt
gen ouf, idNll Inn bth, ulto bu mirit
%eritaullt feitt iurlh Elm Hetd)thum on
Sunor unS Srtginolit6t nnerfunnt
in l%iuicrer ,0fitte mpbnt. @s be0nrf
MIR erer fleineu Mer,idenfeiuntnib
into bes ideImiitcn Ii,seS bes Ia.
tettocu YbiIoippbeu, INN Dir oQe oieie
ShGse ST. 5etgen.
9ab Dir aus Der bunteu sSiille I'M
iereS WtateriaIs ciuige 8eitolteu in
fltr5ea StrtdEn Dor Niigcn fithrcn.
@obriteinIih iiuocit on III bcincr
eiaenen Siittc bas @berlbilb fir ben
einci1 pber anaeren Spp,
Ter Strategc.
gr perfiist iiber einen uIten "a.
ifenntlns iin6 iibcr cine immenies
aus ollerbanb Seihun9en geIdnitteneS
aurtenmoteriaI, bus er itetS in Ser
9rifttaidc nit lid fiibrt. Dit 8luu.
uno Rotbltiit marfiert er ieoeu Gag
Die S%telliineen Der Nrmeen uno bolt
5ehn Wimiten naf eriteinen Der
Worsen5eitnugen ailf ieinem 4luBe
cine Nrt Notwithstanding iiber
Die Deitere Gntmidlling Der 9inae
0lf ben oerihieoenen &~riegsif,au,
plasen. or fennt Die genal,e Son.
itr,ftion zines mooernen 5eitun9s.
pan5ertfurnes linb b1lt Dir einen
balbihinoieen 8ortrag iiber bic elm,
5elnen Sbeile zines 42.3entimeter,
@eIdNises aus Dem Sanbgcleuf
Seine 9eiongenemnrfe trdgt er itpl,
ipie- elm eiiernes arel5 on idnpor5.
ipetBem 8anbe I'M 3"lpeiten anopfIodc
S~inoenburgs Sebenslauf lit ibm biz
in Die gebeimiten SntimitGten Der
traut urto gtadts rpod)t or ntuitdMml
nit einem %fIrdtbaren ,Surra" auf
Sein beionoeres aeiul3eiten lit
bab err elrlen Sfein beiist, Der ibt
bouernb bon Wilitdroienit entbinbet
9rauben i'm Gtoiaeben oerromif,te ei
nlte aletoer. %Sm iibrigen .tblIt er fei'
mem Megerrprirm ettpos 81 leioe.
Den Yraftifns.
Ridts FAINT fbn aus Der 8itbe brin'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14

Oa Die enelii6en Srauen alien
Wfabnungen our Spariomfeit gum
Sros iib peoer burt oie Hegierung
nod burb Die rese SeeinflliiunSs.
arbeit Der YreIie bon ibrer Wooelel.
oenidaft obbringen loiien, iud,en isgt
Die Gonooner 8ldtter oieies 8erbal.
ten mlf ieoe moglihe Weiie 5ll emf.
iduloisen nno ans ben Seblern cine
SllgeHo 81 MAIDEN.
Die nelieite MISUNDERSTANDING in
gnglalro madt iid III Der Seritellung
bon Siiten gelteno, Die, ipie Die
n9aiIp Wail" Sugeben m,b, 10 enl.
pfinolih gegen Die leiieite Seriibrng
limo, Dob ibre GrGserinnen lid Dobl
nid)t au5u lange an elm mo oeinIel.
ben WooeQ erfreuen founen.. Ger
n~ei,eite ensliihe Wobebut belrebt il,
Der Saliptlade ans einem foitbareit
idppar5en Nesperf, bus bon einem
61irdJiiduigeu I,rfbau gefront miro
uno Don Dem elm Spisenihleierge.
pebe rrmb nm Den Ranb berubbdngt,
bas Die M1rgen Dor Der Come idiist,
obne Dos @eiift Dem aufmerfi amen
Bid bes Betradters 5li e~nt5ieben.
Selbitperitdnolid perben bieie Wo.
belle ihon tDegen ibrer G1irdiidti9.
felt aus iebr ieinem un6 liherliG)
nidt biqiaem Wtaterial berseiteat,
aber iiebe ba-bje nOuilp WeaiI"
pcib ben groBen 9ortbeil bieier Siiie
bermls5Ifiroen Die lie iogar igeraoe3,l
,.Sparianfcitsbiite" nennt. ,Wubr.
baftig," 10 ihreibt bas 9latt, I'm.
iere 6ral,en iilb wirflih beapinoerus.
pertb in ibrem IeritdnbniB iiir SIC
rationale Spariumfeit, ba oieie bas
@eiidu beidattenben Siite es iiber.
iliiiiig MAIDEN 8elb iiir einen Con.
nenidirm orls5ugeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
&rits reiht 9ifrn in Gebrerfreiien

Der bon Berlin bereits fur3 nit.
gctbeilte Grlob oeS ltnterrid)tsmini.
tiers iiber Die Griee,ins pon Bolts
idplaebrern biird 2ebrerinnen licst
iett i'm @ortlaut Dor. Ter Winiitcr
fiibrt BARN II. a. ans:
81 meinenr id,mer5lifen 9ebniern
iinb Die 2iiden, Ole Der arieg in Die
Reiben Der .preuBiihen 2ebreridoft
gcriiien bat, ihon iest 10 grob, bob
Der oorbanoene Radaplihs mGnnli.
der 2ebrfrGfte 5ii elmer baIbigen @lus-
nillung nidt auSreiht. Gs iii ouber
oarouf 8eoaft 81 nebnell, arberen
eeisneten grias al beidaffen iurb
bierbei oas nod Der gefriebigung
bnrrenoe 9ebiirfniB Der 8olfsidpilen
nab Der er5iebliden uiro nnterriht.
liden Seite ST beriifiiftieen. 9ei
Der graiebling Der Dei6lid)en Sugeuh
m ben 0~olfsifulen fommt neber
beln porhonoenen ar6 fernerbin nm
entbebrIiden mannlid)en GinfluB Der
Der Srouen piclerorts nod nift ODER
ni9t ausreiteub our 8elhune, OBJ
ipcbl bieier namentli6 fir bic Glteren
Sfuliabrgdnee Der Wdbhen brin'
een6 erwitnift unb alIh fir beren
ipGtere lleberleitine In cine georo.
nete Susenbpflege iebr piafommen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-14
&ctter |biikte fat bas 9cbcn Gin.

@nbrep IS. &iIep, Der ieoe weitere
auSflnft iiber feline 8erion perrpei.
gerte, entOeftc Seler in einem Smlie
in 9ronr Borf, @oibington, 3. 6.
Gr tpriroc aiif oos int uierteu Stof.
merf nusGebro6elre 6erer ourd @e.
idrei mlfmerfiom. Nahoem or Den
acknowledgement botte, liei er in oas
SoIs, rettete einige~ @epohner uno
elite mieOer 5ltriid. biesmal puroe er
aber pom Railde iibermdltiGt, 6ener-
webrlcutc int6en i'm beiinrngsloS
I'M oritten Stof1ucrf. Sm Soipitale,
pcbiu man i'm ge6rodt bate, fam err