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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-05

FOR sAI1E-one 26 It motor boat. open type, fantat1 style hua1, engine sold at very reasonable price. In- Qr4Te 4 Washington St.. City. je3d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23

an Die @rloiers Stride gu Iaoiiou
tonmt Der bpd)ip. 9err @ep. s. Segez
pam bon Huciue oils Niiitent. =
Die ct. Sran3istus Stride miro benz
ndd,it neu ausgemalt. neue Seniter
uno iunitige Serbeiierungcu I'M
Snneren erbaltcn.
Norualf, &iS.-Nm porigeu
Sonutag le9te ser bo6p. Serr Y.
Tape Den 8runbitein 5u Der bieii9en
ncuen Stride.
Chicago, Sa.-@r5biidof Iuuocs
lcin bat nuter'm 1. Yopentbcr IN ale
Efarrer Der Gr6bio5cie Elm S6reiben
gerid)tet. in ipeItem linen Die Grim
ounS ppu Nanen Seius&ereiucu IN
ibren @emetnocn ans &er5 geIegt
miro.
omaha, Nebr.-Sa Der hodlu'i tic
Sert Sr6biihpf &urtp crit am rs.
Se5cmbcr' III %n%ucouper, Sritiib Co.
hmbia. lanbeu mirb. muBte Die be-
rcits fiir Sanfiagun9Stag ieit9cieBte
AUTHORIZATIONS Scicr bis Gnoe Sc
Semher perid)obcu luerbcn. Der ges
unuc Gag III nod nift bcltimmt. -
Sic neue STRIDE in &erbigre ipuroc
onrh Siihoi Suiip cingcpciht.
Scauenwprtb, &anS.-Sic nellc
SdnIlc Der Nanlcn Scius@ cmeinbe Su
Sppeta purbe am -. Nopembcr bon
9iidot 8arb cinsctpeibt,
Gl Eaip, SegaS.-am II. 9tppem
Der purbc Der @runhitciu Der ncuen
Ct. Satrid' $ santbeorale bllrh 9iidof
Sdnler 9elegt.
SiSmnrd, u. Saf.-Sic @titglie
Der Der ct. NifplauSs 8cmeinbc in
8arriipu babcu @ruubei9cntbum en-
lporben. nm burnuf cine Siurrihulc
uno Shlpeiternbous 81 errihten. Wiit
Der Irbeit miro ioiort be9onncn iperz
Den. = Su Sbertpoob lit am 3. Nop.
Ole nere Stride ppm bodiu'iten Serrn
Siihoi 8ebrle cin9efpeibt morbcn.
Sic Stride lit Elm itoues 9aditcinz
@ebdube lmb ~fpitcte ca. $4,000. Sic
Grrittung oericlbeu lit bauptiGdIih
ben Senliibuu9cn oeS bodiu. 6ru.
Wid,uet Shmitt BON Mpbau suSus
lhreiben. Sbcrippoo III cine SiliuIe
BON Wobal. opd iiuo Nuslidten purs
baubeu, oaB Die @emeiuoe in uidt
nl5u fcrner 3eit cineu ei9eneu SeeIs
lorger erbdlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23

Gifer u~nicrer Gbriiteu sunebmeu, 1in1s
iomebr erbobcn ii6 audi Die an uns
geiteIltcn Nnfproeruugen. St ipil
nidt rebeu BON oeu Wiibeu unb gntz
bebrilugen. pel6e pas beitGubiae
TctIen in Siec nno 8dlte, in Heaeu
uno Sdueeitiirmeu Dem Wiijiondr
auierle8t, ~ipnbern MIR furs Die pcrs
mebrteu materieIlcn auslageu ers
tpdbncu.
"a limb 8unddit Die 10 notbipen,
ol8en Snoianers 8utedyiiteu, tpeIhe
ltnterbaItcn pcrben miiiieu. 8ir
baben CUR 3eit ettua Gin Susenb uno
lpItcn nod mcbr auitcleu. Sa uniere
$500 Gbriiter iiber eiueu Tldfens
ralm bon 4,93Q Guaoratmeilen sers
Itreut lpobnen. Seruer baben mir
neuc aupelen 81 balIeu uno Die alien
5u rc'tnuriereu. Gnolid miiiieu mir
monatIit, beiouoers iest I'M 8inter.
ptcle NrSlcu uuteritiiBen. @eiuabe
ieoen Gag fommeu ioIde lno bitten
nm Nahrung pocr aleibung.
ScSbalb erlarbe Id mir, abermaIs
an Den Soelmutb Sbrer 9cier an
appelieren unb bieieIben initdnbia
5u bitten. ms audi iernerbin aroSs
nnltbig 5u belien. 3amenfIih modte
id oielelben erIud)en. beim 9ertbeileu
Ser acknowledgements Die. m
Snrianer uid)t 5u pergellen. NQes lit
milltommen, aud ulte &Ieibcr. Ser
gottlihe 9eiIano piro iebc. icinen aes
ringitcn Sriioern eripielene 8pbltbdt
~tauIenoiah pergcIteu.
Snocm ih fir nue bis6cr cmpfans
9enen &obItbateu nohnluls ber5lit
ooutc; 5eidne i6 bodadtungspoQ, Shr
uno Sbrer Seicr Siener in Gbriitp,
Sbeu. Senrh, 2. Z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
amsinmn.
gurnus gires, Mraentmien.

gurnps glireS, arsentmien. -
Gin bcutider Seluit in Chile. Sater
@bunrb 9rligier. ~icicrtc iein 6O@iabs
RIGGS Srhen5s Subildum. Gr trat III
hn5 Nopi5iat am 90. September 1856
in Sigmoringen eiu. 1870 mar e.
Selbfaplnn. Oils 9ismard 1872 Die
Sciuiten ans Seutidlnnb pertrieb,
ipiIrbc or mad Ecuador, ipGter mad
Chile gcididt. g~imluopier6ig Sabre
lit CT fiir. Die Gr6iebung tbdtiB. ginige
Sabre binburd) par er audi in Irgens
tinieu tbdtig. y8ie bel @utes bat
Der @ann Der Menidbcit in unei9en'
niibi9er 8eiie erluicicn!
Hpm.-Im 8. Nppembcr nurbe
IN Der Sirtiniideu &apeae elm Ges
ouierns Spdamt celebriert fir Die
Scelenrube be5 peritorbenel Yapites
Yiu5 Y. Am 10. gippembcr purbe
Elm Requiem 0pddmt celebriert fir
Die, Seelenriibc Der anroindle, bic
mdbrenb oes arieges 9eitorbeu limb.
&c. Seili8feit ertbeilte Die I%biolution
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23

%floiieu, baB Die ct. 1artiu 5 s@es
metnoe %ielpitdnbis piirbe unD eiuen
eigenen Sfarrer erbieIt in Der Terion
oes bodip. Spbu &iegers. SpGter
amtterten bier, ola, Sceliorger Die
9obtp. Serreu 6eIlpiu9, @olm, Cos.
Shdfers, BERNHARD Stempfer uuH aoht
Sabre lang Die Srau5istauer YatrcS,
oarunter brei Sabre Sater Irienius
Sable. beute i'm aloitcr in 8aibs
in9tcn. gto. Sm Sabre 1885 wurbe
Die 8emcinoc ipicbcrum ben @elts
prieItern ii6ertragen. &ohm. Se6as
titan Sennerif ioI9te Den Sran6isfas
uern. Seit Sftober 1887 lpirtt Der
9cgeuiudrtige Siarrer bier, 8ep. e. Us.
8oebu. 9a3 Subildum plrbc pom
10, bis gum IS. Nopember feierlid
begangen.
ct. 9onis. 0,u.-Su ieicrli6er
8eiIe poIsog nm p~prleeten Spnnta9
Der bodip' tic gr5biidof s. 4. @lens
non, aiiiitiert bon ben bodp'iten
Wti9r. s. u. Gounolln s. s. Sanns
rotb unb y. W. Gallon uno on sic
iiinf5ig Trieiter Die ieierlidc Gin
lueiblnua oeS ncllell @ottcsbuules Der
Solp Namca @emcinbe. Gait @runb
Npc. mo @milp Ctr. Gelebrant oes
fol9enoeu &ofGmteS cpran Gpi5cppu
mar Der Hettor Ger Scitgcmcinbc,
bodtiu. s. T.. 9prre. iclbit. Der gleid,z
3eitiB ieiu itlberues Srieiters oubis
Idum bcgine. Ser tirhliden ,Scier
iol9te in ser @emeinoc Sale Gin
Sautett 81 Gbren bes Yriciters Subj
lars. Nep. SDrue. Pills Seoltmciiter
amtierte Der bpdip'itc Sr. NJ. e.
Gpau, s. Wt., &rdiibent bes aenrids
SeminarS. Iniprahcn bieltcn bic
bod,iu. Serreu Is. &. O'2caru, 4. 81.
Collins, 5. y. Neiuman. ". @. @orts
boeiiner. y. s. Sooicp uno SbumoS
5. 8alib. ,
@reeu @ap, @iS.-Sic ct. 90
iepb' S>airde in Scouto liz ~renopicrt
iporben. llnter Nnoerem purbe lie
neu n%uSaemnlt, murbcn ncue SDbcn
aus @nrtbpIS geIcgt uno mebrerc
&dnoe bclciti8t,
@,iluanfce, @iS.-Ser budnp. Sr.
Setter !. @ilbebranb. bisbcr Niiiitcut
au Der Grloiers Stride 81 Iaoiipn.
imlroc gum Iiiiiterteu an Der ct,
Solepb Stride 81 Hncinc crnanut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
Illus kir6lieben KreiIen.. f.;
tspeJsa int bhe 3etums beanntat)

llt beraus. baB bie IT It a d
Sretle Sfiilern aus fatboliihen Shus
len 6llTtelen. lleberbailpt er5ieIten Die
tatboIii6en Sfulen 10 bon ben rs
SreiIen. Die 3abI Der 9ciperber aus
tatboliidlcn Sduleu betru9 mn elm
Srittel Der 3abl aler 9elperber uno
lpas nod b%eionberS berppr5ube6en lit:
Sn Den pffentlid}eu Sduleu iiuo Dor
Dem 8ettbeiuerb Seute bon Sdule an
Sd)ule 8e9nn8en unb baben itber bus
5u bebonbelnbe~ Sbcma @prtrdge 9es
balten, mas in Den tatboliifeu S6us
len nidt Der Sau mar.
Nuf ieoen Sdu lit eS Elm neller De
peiS rafiir, baB Die tntboliIhcu Shus
len auf Der Spbe ibrer Seitimmuug
Itebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23

requires . is yards of 36-inch ma
terial for the blouse, and l yard of
44-inch material for the trousers for
the Swear size. Price Zoe.
1425-Ladies House Dress with
Long or Short Sleeve. A practical, con
venient model For utility. comfort
and convenience, this design has much
to commend it, 1t closes in coat style,
with the entire fronts overlapping.
This assures easy and practical adj
justment. An ample pocket is arranged
over the side 'front.'. The waist is fin
ished with a neat collar, and with cuffs
for sleeve lin short length. The lon.
sleeve is dart fitted. The dart fulness
may be cut away and the opening thus
made. be finished with Il facing and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23

underlap for buttons and buttonholes
or other fasteners then the sleeve may
be turned back W. the arm when de-
sired. The pattern is good for Bingham,
percale, lawn seersucker, s~oisette,
madras, dimity, drill or linene. 1t
is cut in sizes: 81, 34r 80. IS, 40 AZ
and "A inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 6 IA yards of 36-inch material
for a 36-inch size. Price Zoe.
S1S95-A Very Attractive Set of
Clothes for Dolly's Wardrobe. This
set comprises a simple one-piece dress.
a waist-petticoat, drawers and a cape.
The dress may be of silk, lawn, ging-
hap, chali$e or crepe. The drawers and
petticoat of nainsook, lawn or cambria.
The cape of silk. velvet, gabardine,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
Mitter uno 5S9ttr, fleioet |:
bic Gnrtgen lelbf!
Our Pattern
Department


1S86-Ladies' Waist. A splendid
design. This style has several new
features; q smart revers and broad
collar, a jaunty sleeve and comforta-
BILE closing. 1t may be made with re-
versible fronts, and be cut off below the
belt, or worn in peplum effect, outside
of the skirt. All lingerie fabrics are
suitable for this model, likewise crepe,
gabardine, taffeta, velour, nuns yelling
and flannel. The pattern Is cut In 8
sizes: 81, "a, SO, 3S, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure. 1t requires 2 3-S yards
Of 44-inch material for a 36-inch size.
Price 10c.
1911 Juniors Dress. A jaunty
model for school or general wear. This
style is good for galatea, percale, ging-
ham, chambrey, serge, gabardine,
checked and plaid suitings. The waist
and skirt may be finished separately
or Joined under the belt. The skirt Is
gored and arranged in smart plaits.
The pattern is cut in 3 sizes: IL, IA
and 16 years. 1t requires 4 IL yards of
44-inch material for a 14-year size.
Price 10c.
1904 New Coat Dress for Misses
and Small Women. This model is ideal
for the new Fall serges and gabardines
and would be real smart In velvet,
satin. corduroy or taffeta. The dress
has yoke portions, beneath which the
dress is plated. The fullness is con-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23

made with a panel that is cut with a
pretty bib section. No. 2 is in one
piece with an ample pocket and dainty
bib portion, These aprons are cut in
n size only. 1t will require rs yard
Of 36-inch material for No. l and / IA
yard for No. 2. Price 10c.
1880-Boy's Suit. Khaki cloth,
galatea. serge. cheSiOt, velvet, mixed
suiting and corduroy would be nice for
the trousers. For the blouse. linen,
madras, percale, soisette and crepe
would be very appropriate. The trou-
sers are in boomer style. The blouse
has tucks on the sleeves at the wrist
and the closing is under the box plat
at the centre. The pattern is cut In
5 sizes 6, s, 10, II and IA years. 1t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23

cut in 6 sizes: "a, SO, IS, 40, AZ and
Al inches bust measure. 1t requires
q Il yards of 44-inch material for a
36-inch Size. This skirt measures 3
IA yards at the foot. Price loo.
O155-Night Dress. A pretty daisy
design for u night dress, to be en-
broidered in solid outline and button
hole embroidery.
Stamped on 3 IL yards of good
quality nafnsook ....---.-.---.-$1.6O
Embroidery cotton for working. 20
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials. Is
1894 = Dainty Set Of Ladies'
Aprons. These styles are nice for
lawn, batiste, linen OR crepe. No. l Is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
Mk|LING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
VIII be mailed to any address on re-
oeipt OF price mentioned with descrlp-
ton OF each pattern. Send either sill
yer wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and sizes Of pat
terms desired. Remember that in these
patterns allowance is made for seams
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.,
Catholic Priptin: Co..
Dubuque. lows.
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amlanh.
Sntbuliide Shnlem pon Yittsbnrsb
nuSsc5eidnct.

&ittsburgb, Ya.--Sie bteii8e
.@citern Yenulplpania Siitorical
Soeietp" lderfte anldiii9 Der Seier
Der 100 idbri8en 8ieoertebr Der aus
nnbnc bes Staotz Charters aht3ebn
Sreiie fir bette Iltiidbe iiber Die &C.
'hidtc Der Stabt. Sic brci lebten
SabrgGn9c Der glementarihulen llnp
sic brei eritcn Der .Sub ShooIs",
mn 5lpar lolpobl Der fatboliiheu, ais
audi Der piicntlidcn, N%uriteu lih an
Dem @ettheluerb bGbeiligcn.
Wis MN am 80. Sftuber in Der
Carnegie Sall Die Hamen Der YreiSs
TRACER por9elelen pureen, itellte es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23

SpIu Hoiarn Miiiion. %ine Mioac.
2. Sat. pia Nui6piue. Nebr.-Scbr
geebrter 8eG Ncbattcur! Scit Snbreu
baben Sic mo Sbrc pcrcbrten 2eicr
bnrt Sbre licbcoollc Sbciluabwe mn
grcBntiitbi8c llntcritiieuuG ms in
uuicren ScmiibuuBeu Die irie9eriihcn
Siour FIR SbriituS umb icin Heib Su
9%cninnen, gar icbr ermutbi9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
Ger beriihtiste Iaitpr 8mKel tuSt.

Ser betaunte unb aud geipiners
maBen berildtigte Yaitor Muiea.
Gin Seftenltifter cieener Nrt. Der al
luphentlidI Saulenbe aus9ab, nm leine
Standardization bonn Gbriitentbum In
Sunberten bon 3eituu9cn 81 pers
oifentlihen, lit ali Der Sabrt bon
Cos IngeleS, Gal, nad) Sem 0ort in
SegaS auf Der giienbaBn geitprbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
ct. Glpus, Miuu.-S.

ct. SlpmS, Minu.-Sm auditorium
Der aatbcoraIe in ct, 9loub ianb anu
5, Nopcmber Ole critic apnfereni Ser
$rielter Ses St.i Glouoer 0iitritts
ltatt. Ser bodip'ite Serr ViItof
Snlh tiibrte ben Torlie. unb Der bod,s
luurpt9e >. Y. u. @aper bon 9eIaraNe
perlaS cine a~bbanSIuns iiber ,bie
.Sebre bon Der bciliemahenoem
@naoe uns ibre SeSiebnng sum iibers
nalnriiten Seben". IuBerbem fameu
no5 anpere. firblihe Nnaeleaenbeiten
pes Sittritts betreiienoe Srasen sur
Sprabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23

Su bicicr 3eit bobeu mir hebeutens
Den Sortihritt 9tmaht. Die 3abl
uniercr Shriitch bat iih mebr ais per-
poppelt, baS rcligi0ie 2ebcn bat lid
bcbeutcnb c%utpidclt. uub aui Der
Yrairic itcbt mnudcS airdlein ais
Sentmal GriitIihcr NGhiteulicbc uno
fotbpliihen @luubcnS.
Aber le mebr Die 3abl unS Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
Sum Sitular= Eruuin5ial Der aarme.
liter i'm 81. 9anbc ernannt.s

Gbica9o, Su.-Ser bpfipiirbiae
SiIarius ). SoSpaIb. 8. 6. g.. &rGs
iibent bes bieiigen ct. Gprius apIlegs.
lit gum SituIarsY ropiu5ial Der 8ars
meliters Tropin5 I'M Sl. 2anbe ernanut
porben. Satcr SilariuS bat ieit Sab
rem fir ben Sorti6ritt pes Sroens in
amerifa feline ardfte eingeiebt uno
5par nit benz beitcn griol9. IS plrz
Den ibm audi mande gbrenltelten i'm
Srbcn 5n tbeil uno ieBt cine Der bob
ten Ole Der Srpen 3u per9ebeu bat.
Stnffenbnrs, Mo.-Sn bieiem
Sabre III eiu babies Sabrbunoert pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23
@ir lieferm Sud Die @niter
81 biaisen Yreiien.


~elderdown. cashmere or flannel, The
pattern Is cut in 8 sizes for dolls: IS.
70, -. ~ and 26 inches in length. The
dress requires "a yard, the drawers re-
qulre IL yard, the p%etticoat requires
IL yard, the cape requires "a ward of
36-inch material for a 22-inch size.
Price 10c.J
lS9S-Ladies' Tunic Skirt Gin
Raised Waistline). Blue serge would
be nice for this model, also velvet and
taffeta combined, or taffeta alone. 1t
is also good for voile, duvetyn and
gabardine. Serge and satin would 60
well together in this model. The pat
tern Is cut in g sizes: %, "a, 20, %,
80 n 81 inches waist measure. 1t
requires 2 SO yards of 44inch ma
terial for the skirt, and 3 IA yards for
the tunic, for a 24-inch size. The skirt
measures about = 5-S yards at the foot.
Price Toe.
O21s-Pillow Top. A pillow top
that will be appreciated by all art low,
ers. The design is handsome en-
broidered entirely in solid Kensington
stitch. 1t is also very effective carried
out In simple outline stitch, the design
being tinted in natural colors.
Stamped and tinted on tan art tick
ing, including Holland back ..---..35c
Pillow girdle
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials---.15c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23

fined at the waistline by a broad belt.
Jaunty shaped cuffs and pockets, and
a smart sailor collar, complete a very
stylish effect. Added to that is the
fact that this model is comfortable
and practical. The pattern is cut in
4 sizes IA, 16, Is and 20 years. Size
Is requires 6 yards of 44-inch material.
The dress measures about 3 yards at
the foot. Price 10c.
18S7-Ladies House Dress, with
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. A
very pleasing model. Percale, lawn,
dimity, gingham, chamhrey, drill,
linen, s%eersucker and galatea are good
for this model. The style is new and
attractive. The skirt has ample full
ness and good lines. The pattern is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-23

Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials----l5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-11
VENICE BOMBARDED
BY 81 AUSTRIAN AEROS
Three Tons of Shells Dropped,
Buildings Set on Fire.

London, Aug. 10.-Austrian aero
planes carried out last night one Of
the greatest raids on Venice since the
war began. Twenty-one machines, ac-
cording to the official statement from
Vienna, hurled three and half tons
Of explosives on the Italian city. A
dozen fires resulted, Vienna reports,
the flames being observed for twenty
five miles.
Rome reports that only one hostile
aircraft carried out the raid, and an
nounces that two persons were killed
and some damage was done.
Venice has been bombarded by hos
tile aircraft many times during the
war
The Austrian official account of the
raid says:
"Twenty-one of our aeroplanes Wis
tied Venice on the night of August 3,
dropping three and a half tons Of
bombs, causing a dozen fires. one in
cotton mills, which was of such dimen-
sions that it could be seen for twenty
five miles. The machines returned
unharmed."
The Italian report reads:
"A hostile aircraft dropped bombs on
Venice. Two persons were killed and
some damage was done"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-11
DEUTSCHLAND SIGHTED
OFF BANKS, HE SAYS
Norwegian Steamship Captain
Sure He Saw Submarine.
lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
., A. IN III C..,s

Philadelphia, Aug. 1O.-The German
submarine Deutschland, which sailed
from Baltimore for Bremen, was sight
ed, it is said, on Sunday night last off
the Grand Banks by the Norwegian
steamship Meteor, which arrived here
to-day.
Captain Johnson of the Meteor, on
his last trip out from Baltimore, bound
for England, encountered the Deutsch-
land going into Baltimore. What he
saw Of the vessel at that time makes
him positive of his identification of the
submarine which he sighted off the
Banks.
The Meteor was in the regular steam
ship lanes making for Philadelphia
when she saw the undersea boat. 1t was
getting dark at the time the submersi-
Bile was encountered. The submarine
circled around the Norwegian steam
ship and then resumed her eastward
course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-11
HAGENBECK CIRCUS IS
BLAMED FOR AIR RAID
Germans at Karlsruhe Say That
There Was Treachery.

London, Aug. 1O-A curious example
of German imaginings is cited in let
ter recently received here which was
found on a German soldier, among
those taken prisoner during the recent
"big push" by the British on the
Somme. The missive was from one II
the soldiers relatives, a peasant Of
Karlsruhe, and blames the disastrous
Allied aeroplane raid on that town on
June % on the fact that Karl Hagen
beck's circus was showing there that
day. In part the letter reads;
Hostile aeroplanes came over again
to-day and caused dreadful destruction.
Up TO now there are $50 dead, 6S women
and SO children.
"Hagenbecks circus was here and the
people came out in crowds. The bombs
fell on the middle of them. II is a
drea lful sight everywhere. In the
town wailing and crying women every
where. Everybody blames HagenbecN,
whose fault it is. Perhaps there was
treachery."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-11
MONTANA CITY PAYS
S1,l50 TO SEE HUGHES
Nominee Consents to Change
Schedule of His Trip.

Billings, Mont, Aug. 10.-Republi-
cans Of Billings and vicinity to-day
raised s1,150 to pay for a special train
to bring Charles f. Hughes from Fargo
in time TO make an evening speech
here tomorrow. Mr.. Hughes tele-
graphed that he would consent TO the
change in his schedule and will leave
Fargo about midnight tonight
Short talks are to be made at Glen
dive, Miles City and Forsyth, Mont,
before the special train arrives here
at s o'clock. Mr.. Hughes will leave
Billings at 1890 o'clock Saturday
morning for Helena.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-11

London, Aug. 10.-When every Eng
lishman under the age of forty-one
was declared a soldier, a paternal gov
ernment decreed that grants not ex-
ceeding 1920 per annum might be PAID
to the families of married men. Inc
grants were to meet house rent, In
surance premiums, hire purchase pay
ments, cost of children's education,
and generally to keep homes going
and prevent their breakup. Special
tribunals were appointed to inquire
into the circumstances Of each case.
Ten dollars week is not an exces-
sive sum to pay for the ou.goings OF
even a poor home. Still, in many
cases it might barely suffice, and
added to a separation allowance that
would just keep the family from star
walton, thousands of married men
ioined the colors with the thought
that their wives and children would
be kept alive with a roof above their
heads. IL no money were coming in'
they thought, the ordinary demands
Of life would be met.
But now, the tribunals have done
a great part of their work, and incl
dentally they have given England
shock. There is no doubt about the
earnestness of these tribunals. "no-
over might waste the nations money,
thew would not. And they have not
Allow $l.50 Week.
They have so far reported on o.
,q7 annlications. They have mace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-11
SINGLE TAX NAN BUYS
PART OF REPUBLIC
Warren Will Found Colony in
AndOrra.

Real estate in the Republic of An
DORA took sudden boom few
months ago and twenty-five acres OF
the IT'S square miles of the next to the
smallest republic were taken over
by Fiske Warren, paper manufactur-
er and disciple of Henry George. News
of the acquisition was brought to port
yesterday by Miss Caroline Martens
secretary TO Mr.. Warren. who was
passenger on the Spanish liner Mont
serrat.
Miss Martens, who halls from Mas
sachusetts. said Mr.. Warren, with
seven other persons, would establish
single tax colony to be called San
Jordi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-11
ITALY FOLLOWS BRITISH
LEAD WITH BLACKLIST
Forbids Trading with Subjects
of Enemy States.

Rome, Aug. 1O.--The institution of a
blacklist similar to that of Great
Britain is announced in a decree pub
lished in the official journal to-day.
The decree forbds Italians to trade
with the subjects of enemy states or
their allies. wherever resident.
Another decree places under govern
ment control, with a view to eventual
seizure and liquidation, all commercial
enterprises in Italy directed or prin-
cipally controlled by subjects of enemy
states or their allies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-11
BURGLARS MAKE $4,000
HAUL IN NEWARK
Take Jewelry and Bonds from
Home of Brewery Official.

Jewelry valued at $4,000, together
with about $4,000 worth Of negOtia-
Bile bonds, were stolen some time with
in the last three days from safe in
the home of John Birkenhauer at 2S4
Prospect Avenue. Newark. Birken-
bauer is secretary of the Essex County
Brewing Company.
The Birkenhauer family is spending
the summer at Lake Hopatcong and
the Jewels and securities had been
placed in a safe before they left the
city. When they returned they were
gone.
There were no marks upon the safe
nor about the room to suggest that
tools were used.