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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

sonallty of the Irish race, ahimating its
measures.
Mr. Rich, who conducted owing to the
sudden Illness of MIR. Stokowski. gave a
remarkably rhythmic reading to the work,
and the fine abilities Of the orChestra's s
string choir had a more than satisfactory
test in the performance of a piece that
had to be done lust right"
The symphony was Henri Rabaud's
second in Il minor. which was discovered
by Mr.. Stokowski two seasons ago De.
spite the name and education of the com.
poser 1t Is more Teutonc than Gallic In
form and spirit. The lively scherzo went
back as far as Papa Haydn: the other
movements had "reminiscences of such dI-
verse personalities AS Cesar Franck and
Richard Wagner. Mr. Rich was fully ade.
Quate In his leading of this work, from
the formal standpoint
The formal standpoint. He brought
forward his choicest leading in the final
allegro, which sums up and even italicizes
the points of the early movements in the
composers single novel touch The SYM
phony is Il craftsman.like composition in
conventional art form: although Il blazes
no trails into new melodiC or harmonic
territory. 1t follows familiar paths with
sure knowledge of the route. 1t has nobl-
ity of attitude and dignity of expression,
however it may lack in creative orlgi-
nality.
He was, however, at his best during the
concerts purely orchestral numbers in
Berlioz's rather objective "Corsair" over
ture, depicting the passions and career
OF the ByronIc hero. and in Sir Edward
Elgar's brilliant "Pomp and Circum-
stance" march, written before Brltain's
foremost modern composer of oratorios
became famed and knighted. It made a
resounding ultimatum to n very meri-
torious concert. w. r. NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
LOCAL OPTION FIGHT
BEGUN AT PITTSBURGH
Governor Brumbaugh Will Back
Campaign Launched Aft
er Conference

A Statewide campaign for the election
of n Legislature this year that will enact
local option law was launched today,
following a conference held in Pitts
burgh last night, at which all the local
option forces in the State were united.
Headquarters will be opened in Phila-
delphia and in Pittsburgh. Roman C,
Hassrck secretary of the Local Option
Committee Of Pennsylvania, will have
charge of the Philadelphia headquarters,
while ]. Denny O'NeI, chairman of the
Local option Committee, win be in charge
of the Pittsburgh offices
The movement viii be supported by
Governor Brumbaugh and by the Local
Option Committee. 1t was announced after
the conference. Word was brought to
the committee from Governor Brumbaugh
that he is earnestly and positively behind
the movement, The following statement
was issued today:
1.-THE work will be conducted under the
general direction of the Local Option
Committee of Pennsylvania, which was
organized by Governor Brumbaugh in
1915 and which has Deen strengthened
in all the counties of the State, This is
the first time in the history of Pennsyl-
vania that an organization has been eff.
fected which viii bring about the united
effort Of all influences faYOring county
local option,
IAN efforts will be directed toward eff
fecting the nomination and election OF
Representatives and Senators In the Cen
eral Assembly who will vote in the 1917
session of the Legislature for county
local option bill. The Governor and this
committee will support a Joint committee
of all these organizations which has been
formed, and purposes, I'm cooperation
with the Governor, to investigate caEdi-
dates for the Legislature and make such
Endorsements as are deemed advisable.
The plans contemplate the immediate
launching Of a vigorous and united cam
paign to bring about the enactment of the
county local option bill next year"
Charles A. Amber, whose candidacy
for the Republican nomination for Auditor
General was announced yesterday by
Charles Johnson. Republican leader OF
Montgomery County, is being openly op-
posed by the railroad employees.
The fight against him was launched to-
day In letters sent by S. r. Tarner, chair
man OF the Pennsylvania State Legisla-
tive Board of the order OF Railway Con-
ductors, 10 Senators Penrose and the
Wares. The letters asserted that Amber
will be opposed because he voted for the
repeal Of the full crew law at the last
session OF the Legislature.
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drunkards before they are allowed to ap-
ply for membership. When they apply
for admission to the club they have to
sign the following pledge!
81 promise and agree, with the help of
Almighty God, to abstain from all in
toXicatlng drinks and drugs. and to pre-
vent as far as possible by advice and ex-
ample the sin of intemperance in others"
The men are put on probation first
Later. when they become members of the
club, they are given different kinds of
buttons, which show how long they have
been total abstainers. Members of the
club are now In all parts OF the world
They write into club headquarters about
themselves frequently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
DOWNTOWN REVIVAL WILL
CONTINUE ANOTHER WEEK
Enthusiasm Marks Campaign of
Philadelphia Conference Evangelist

The Rev Samuel B. Con. evangelist OF
the Philadelphia Conference OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, will continue his
evangelistic campaign in ST. Luke's
Chureh, Broad and Jackson streets. dur
iHg all Of next week, with services each
evening except Saturday. Tomorrow he
will preach three times-at lO:30 a. m, 2:SJ
p. m. and 7:45 o'clock IN the evening. Mrs.
Con is assisting in the services as a solo
ist.
Much enthusiasm has marked the re-
Yival, which was started a week ago.
and there have been many converts. Last
evening, headed by Evangelist Con and
the pastor OF the church. the Rev. William
Bamford, parade was held through the
streets In the vicinity OF the church. Mu-
sic was furnished By The brass band OF
Troop No. 4. Boy Scouths. A similar
parade viii be held next Friday evening
The campaign Is scheduled 90 END on
FesFuary 8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

The law does not excuse cart drivers
or motormen. Little placards, announc-
ing the law against swearing, are being
posted in the stores and offices through
out the city.
II is possible that the matter will be
called to the attention OF Councils, as the
enforcement OF this law will make 1t un-
necessary to negotiate any more loans
for city improvements.
II Is estimated that among the city's
nearly two million people there are at
least 100000 swearers. II each man swears
even 10 times day this would mean
100000 swears. Multiply this by 81 and
then multiply that by 365 for the days in
the year and 1t will net 1914 10000. Then
II will be seen that we can soon have all
the improvements we want-just by going
about "cussng" things out.
But where are the headquarters OF the
Anti-profanity League, and who are the
officers?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

Japan is too weak economically to
attack the United States successfully, ac-
cordinG to Philip Wei-Chen, OF China.
who discounted the Japanese peril" in
speech at the quarterly meeting and
dinner of the Philadelphia Esperanto So
cety, at the Hotel Windsor last night
Other speakers were Arnold Vogel, of
Switzerland. and Miss NJ. n. Maisch, who
spoke in Esperanto; Henry w. Hetzel and
Raymond T. Bye.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
Deny Rehearing in Rate Case

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The Inter-
state Commerce Commission today de-
MED a petition for a rehearsing OF the
Nebraska State Railway Commission IN
the Western passenger fares case. The
Nebraska increases range from two-nfths
to three-1fths Of a cent a mile. a. fol-
lowed by the Federal Commission 40 rs
recent decision.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
SCORES OF GIRLS WANT
TO TAKE FREE COURSE
IN NDRESSMAKING WORK
Anxious to Gain Advantage of
the Evening Ledger Offer
at the Mcdowell
School
UR SCHOLARSHIPS

All inquiries about the four dress
making scholarships which the
EVENING LEDGER is offering to the
public should be addressed to the
Editor of the Woman's Page,
EVENING LEDGER, COS Chestnut
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

A bursting automobile tire cut the face
of Ralph Palmer, 400 North 5th street, who
Is In the Roosevelt Hospital today with
the bone of his nose splintered. The
peculiar accident occurred in a garage at
422 Callowhill street last night while
Palmer was pumping up the tire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

More than 100 men. many of whom
knew BY actual experience the suHerings
inflicted on their wives and their little
ones by their own selfish habits declared
AT their weekly meeting at their cIuD-
rooms All Spruce street, that the court
,iS rIgbt and that the wife should have
haen awarded the money, which Jacob
bosch has been compelled to give her by
the laws decree,
"It was a good thing" said one man,
Who has been a drunkaTd for IL years, ana
who "uuit" six weeks ago. and l am
plad that the Court is protecting the wire,
IN the man was such slave 10 drink ana
the saloon man did not pay any atteh'loi ii
to the request of the wife, wen, theh all
can saw is that l am glad that the
saloon man has TO pay. / am glad the
,,Jonoen will be able TO pay the mortgage
az hsr little home and that she will have
a roof over her head In spite OF the curse
OF drink -. III 90,
sama way," said the man with a
o,,sar lIttle smile. which spoke volumes,
ser bis little ones I'D suffered, too, be-
fora he started 10 refolu we talked
a. all over at the meeting, ana the men
said they were glad thai the Court Is
going 70 put some OF those IS Tiu ~ ia,. 90
eS isus They have been on re books
81. ,,ears and years. But no one has ever
~ - tha courage to try them before. we
ssiIoyys are ali In sympathy with the
Iei5o iIo', MIS-. Alexander. We are for her.
Ma, WS are glad she won. She had enough
suffering"
sALooNNENs LESSON.
Man seen at the Old ST, Paul Club to-
,',,Te unanimous In their opinion as 10
aas e nance of the courts decision. They
nc ~ brought out the fact that saloon men
an an ~ more particular how they sell
Srink TO men. II they realize that they
nesy be held responsible tor thelf aeAtas'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
EX-DRUNKARDS APPROVE
VERDICT AGAINST SALOON MAN
Old St. PauIs Club Members Are Glad Woman
Whose Husband Lost Home Through Rum
Curse Will Have Roof Over Her Head

haze
OF
her
dIy
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Aux Lansing, In n foolish ht OF anger at
u. weii.deserved rebuke from her husband.
a.,ry because of her intimacy with Alan
wsyfe. starts to run of with the latter
~ Montreal. Gerry had been equally fool
,sb gb " in the violence OF his rebuke and,
rhIle walking off In his rage, sees Alix
snter Pullman car occupied by Alan.
pnsnerate he sails. few hours later, 20
eouth America, installing himself in Per-
rsmbuco. AK, however, at the last
Minute realizes what she Is doing and
Jumps on the train as It is pulling out of
;se station When Gerry doesn't return
sbe sends for his mother and Judge Healey.
The latter searches In vain, while Mrs.
lansing comforts the distrauFht girl.
Two years before, Gerry and Alix were
,narried in Red Hill. Alan. also OF Red
Hii Hl might have been Allx's husband II
he had thought to propose. Shortly. after
Tho wedding Alnn's uncle, J. Y. Wayne,
banIshed the young man because Of his
nrohIEacy. To the great surprise Of all,
Alan began n new life and became sue
eessfui builder Of bridges In Africa
After staying n month In Pernambuco,
Garry sends a cable to his mother saying
he is we'll and. then leaves for. PIrenhas,
Al the mouth Of the San Francisco River.
one morning while swimming he meets
and captures n girl who has laughed de-
Aance at him. His canoe Is swept from the
sbore leaving him stranded on the Island
trhnre tho girl lives.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Oiii3ieuer 8ericlst Ser 81.
pamler Centrally creinss
Gaomna.

Ct. Saul. - Der oifi5icle Sc
rif,t iiber Die CO. General @erlamm-
lung oes 3. ". 81. Gentral.I crcins,
Die pom 8. bis II. slllguit in ct.
Suul itattiano. lit bicicr Gage i'm
9ruf crid)ienen. Ger Ycridt um-
faBt 2t0 9rudieiten nnb entb6lt ne
ben elmer fursen Ginlcitung cincli
poliit1noigen @crid,t iiber allc Greig.
niiic Ger Sabrcs -Serinmnlung, 0as
&roto.pil Der eiltSelncn Sisungen.
Die m~eiiien Heocn mo ollie gcrihte
I'M gSorilaut, cine Gcleaatenlilte, Be
rid,tc iibcr Die SiBungen uio aon-
ferelScli Der Nrbeitcr- lin0 @eicllcn-
Sereine, oes &atboliid,cn S%rnncnbull-
ocs. Der @on5aga llnion Der Ming
lingo. Der Greemtiuc llip. uip. ,Seoer
Sereinsmnnm iolte ons i~nterciiante
Bud, fleiBig lelen. @inSelne &eocr
lollten in Sereins Geridnmnlllngcr
porgeleien uit0 beiproden mcroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

Sl,0en iciHcn NoHt iir icine BE
miibnm9en sum Sei.en Don Nrieocn
nusirrah. Hcp. Gr. &. @lsuaro
DonnL Der Guitpr Der ScoioyO 4rca.
bG.crial Gbnrd) III Groo!lgH, i4)rte
Den Yoriip.
Der Hrdiiceat warlltc ole Anleri,
funcr. oaB ibr Stan0plnft cinanoer
g~egeniiber III icoer Siniidt iid an.
bern miiiic. Heligi0icr Saocr uilo
Streit ieielt mleoer ailsgebrod)en. "a
6rie0c bon Nnlcrifanern geillft
meroe. miibten Die Nlucrifaner ielbit
iid dnocrn mo ipcnigcr frieJerIid,
lciu.
Ter Erdiioent CAB. oble irgcrio
lucld,e Narnen sl ncullell, Oelltlid) 5ii
pcriiebcli, 0uB WcrifU ln0 icilic gu-
gclcgenbeiten in icinem @cnliitbe Die
critic Stcllc cinllbmcu mo or mad)te
ieimc 9emerfungcn III 9eSug auf ocll
ailsorud BON 2cioenid]aiten Onrf Die
Snterpentipniltci.
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pnhaaur, an,na, ponnerstaa, nt 3 grbrmar 1915.

Notrc Came llllincriitlt III Sont.,
9enb, SSnb. gr beipics ociil Sdrp1eer
3ooierclt. Dab err Den Nlusorif rSn.
pber". oi.i ocl cr lid befanntlid) 10
picl cin0ebilbet. clnem ,Srldn0cr, Dem
0idter Sobn Yoplc N'Meiap~-na,
lagen mir, nahempiunocn babe ln0
lid nit fremoen 6eoern ihmiidte.
Goftor Gauanmlgb erfldrte bel
einem Teiteiien I'M @aloorf. Grdii'
bent Wiliou. ser gegen oct sittcn Con
peritieB. oils CT Oct Miisoruf iiber-
baipt in Der yotid,oit bernitt babe,
lei ieibcr elm Sppbell. babe or lid ooh
lelber Scotd)- Sriib g%cnannt. ltno
et6lid b%ebaiiptcte oicier %llniperli-
tats -Yrdiiocnt, ser nit Ser Mbooes-
Sdolaribip s%cfrontc YrofciIor Der
Gngliifen 2itcratur. mcoer HooIcpelt
nod @ilion pcrit1nocn oen Musornd
ySppben". - Ter Sppbem p%erbinoe,
aber CT trerne nifJt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Oele beftimntf, nidst Scr
Kensreb.
Sieics lit Urnnslinic res Ncbr,
prusramms fir Die Tcreinistcn
Staatem.

Ytttsburgb, Ya.-Sn Der bis
sum Icetcn Sip bcicstcn Solbicrs'
Memorial SOIL bctonte Der Yrdiioent
am 20. Sanuar in lciner ausiiibrlidcn
Hcoc. Die rationale Mcbrfrait lei
eigentlih miht Die SndJc pcs Gonz
grciicS, ipnbcrn Die Der oucrifaniidcn
Sugen0 unb ibrer I~rbeitgeber: bon
Der critercn miiiic man criparteu, baB
tic Dem Huf, iih frcipilig 81 ltcllen,
in g~eniisenocm Mage Solge leiitc. pun
Den leetercn. nnB iie ibrcn Nngcitells
ten bicrtei feiuc &inberniiie in Den
&ea leacn. Gr ielbit. ingtc DER Yrdiis
bent, lei iibcr6cugt, DAB belize Sbcile
ihrc pole Yfiid)t mno Sdnloigfeit
tblln lpcrScm. Saran. huB oas %pIf
feline Yflid,t pua crfiiqcn lpcroc. lei
fcin 3peifel, piel mcbr liege linn anl
Scr5cn. baB ale 5bciIe lid nit fiiblcr
llebcrlcsung bcipuBt ipcroen. iuas tic
tbun. bonn cine cin5isc tiibIe llchcrs
lcgitlg ipinac talicuo iibcrciltc llrs
tbcilc obcr HatbidldNe uuf.
Ser Srdiihcnt crfldrtc. CT lei. iiaj
luobl beplBt. paB iein Sip in @aib@
iltgton lei. trobbcm fiiblc CT lid pers
pfliftct. Dem %plfc ilber Die tuid)tigz
item Ingclcgcnbciten Der Station Vcz
rid,t 81 critntten; nu6crhcin. iiigtc er
binSu. 9ctpinmc or nuBcrbGIb ncr
Vunoeebauptitobt mcbr Snipirntios
itcn ais bort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
sgbwartsn iene,s wir.
90 erflart Gnslamb anf u. g. Npte,
bic ,mabnt", bak Wilfiir NIT
mmierer Hpit anf-
b5ren fol-.

% to n. 9. 6. 0as
Staats Oepartement bcrDfientlid)te
am 81. Sanuar ben 9ortlnut einer
gebnrniihten. 9epeihe an ben 8ots
fdafter Yage. in Der eS i'm aniuies,
bel @roBbritannien ee9en Die Be-
idlaenabme bon amerifaniifen 8ries
fen, Yoitpafeten un0 9ctuiiien BON
neutralen S6iffen transportierten
8aaren 5u proteiticren.
Sas 0epnrtement berGffentlidte
ierner cine fur5e Sui6rift bon Cir
gbnaro @fep. DEM britiihen &iniiter
bes MeuBcrn, ocs SnbalteS. baf
Orokbritannien NIT feinen Maiierten
beratbiMlase nnb auf Den Yrotcit, ioz
baIo cine gntideioun9 erreidt lei.
antiporten iperbc.
Ser ipihtisite Sbeil BEG Yroteites
Der Administration Der 8ereini9ten
Staaten lit Die grfldrung, baB Tie
britiiden 8ebGrben bas Nedt nid)t
5ugeitebt. neutraIe Shiffe. bic brett
3tpiiden amcrifaniiden unb n~eutralen
europGiiden 1dfen fabren inb bril-
tide Sdfen nidt %beriibren. at fapern
nnb bon ibnen bic Soitienbun8en, bic
iic ~bcf0rbern. 81 e%ntfernem.
8oti6aftcr Ya8e puroe a%ngciuicIen.
@roBbritannien mit3utbeilcm, oab Die
8eihlagnabmcn amerifaniider Yojts
laden cine itarfe anti cueliihe Stims
ntlng in bieiem 0anbe erre8t baben.
bab beiien 8anblunaSipeiie ais lin
belditigenoer Weiic inquiiitoriid"
angeieben tuiro, umio mebr ais lie
bon redtt eridmerenSen llmitdnoen
beeleitet aetpeien ici. CT ipuroe
ferner a~n9etuieien. auf cine Mbftels
lung bieier unberedtietem Nebinocs
rungcn manufacturers Yoiticnouneen
81 .oringen".
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0uffdlo, u. y. Der .. u.
g. Staot-Serbon0 bon buffalo hat 1T
Der Neutralitats Mngelegenbeit Stel.
hung genommen. Surd) oenielbert
linO Yoitfamen georudt ulO Sur Ser
tbeilung gebrad)t moroelt, auf melfe
Der Iblcnoer mir 0ic sloreiie mnO
ieine llnteridrift ST. ieten hat. Zen
Cert oerielben laiien' mir bier iolgen:
(9atums5eile.)
Dear Sir:-I would earnestly request
you to support such hills that are be-
fore Congress, which prohibit the sale
of any kind Of ammunition to any of
the belligerents; prevent boats loaSed
with ammunition to carry passengers /;
to prevent any belligerent to interfere
with our mail or the work Of the
American Red Cross; and also to pre-
vent any b%elligerent with interfering
with our right to trade with any coun-
try In non-contraband goods; and fur.
they to prevent any %belligerent in any
way interfering with our trading in
any goods with a neutral nation.
Respectfully yours,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

lieniihe barmnter. 3ipei Marincs
forps lpurbcm nit elmer @telpung on
oen aricdiiden @efeblsbaber nab Der
aiiite 9eididt. in peld)er lcetercr bon
Der Neieeung bcS Sorts bcundridtigt
wurbc. Ter 8efeblsbabcr protee
mitiertc anfangs oaacgcn. 900 abcr nod)
id,lic6lid icinc Grippe suriid.
Mcbrcrc grichiidc Scumte. bic
cbcnials lturfe Yroteirc gc9cm oic
Sanormg crtoben. crfldrteu. oaB ole
cngliihs @cieblsbabcr Die
itnlieniiGen uub riliiiidcn OfiiSiere
si iibcrrcbcm 9clpu6t babcn. Inn purcp
Die pcridieecnen Sruppens outtunacn
Der bier Notipucn een @rieden 9es
ipeit unb NGtung ~ciuSuiloBcn.
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,1iett naet euis JsIans.

New Oort y. O.-Nadocm bic
transatlantiiden 9ampfergeieaidais
ten. beren Satppicr Gintpanoercr nad,
Neip Oorf brinacn. lid, bereit erfldrt
BADEN. fir before Sa8ilitdten an 4oro
ibrer Sdifie our dr5tlid)en llnters
iudiine Der ginipanScrcr si iorgen.
bat has Arbeitss Department am
Siensta9 dn~geurbnet. oaB Die Crber.
bab ale Yaiiagiere 5~ipcitcr &laiie mad
ellis Sslano aebrad)t iperSen miiKen.
aud weitcrbin arBer &raft aeiett
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Slmtttataftrepte In SiiS'
Galitermien.
Sunocrt Spier hes 9ammbrudes bel
San Diego.

Sam 0ie9o. Sal. Sunocrt
2eben iipb in Der Slutb i'm Sta "
thai am 81, Saniiar ocrloren 9cs
saneen. ais Gin Waferihtpal BON 80
SUB Sobe bao Sbal cntlans braulte.
yIs Der untere Snmm Der iiibscaiiiors
niifen 0ebirsspaiier SO. einbrad).
meld)e San Sieso nit 8aiier beriorst,
itromte cine Slltb BON IL .8iaionen"
@allonem Iniier ms SbaI. bircft
iiibiih bon bier. nnS ocrbeerte cine
Sldhc bon 10 @eilcn 2dnNe nno siuei
@cilcn Wreite. Der Gi0entbumss
idabcn ipirb nui 81. 100000 aeId)dBt.
Muh bie SbGler Gun 9uis u Il
unb Gan Rascal iinb bon ben
Slntben perbcert worScn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

Sm Eager Der Gntentc IGtte err
iuartet man nit nerpoier Spannun8
Sen Mu9riff aui Saloniti. DER inner
nod, nidt criolgen mill. llcber Die
Yldne Der 9entrnlmGd)te miro allers
bano .5uiammcnacfabclt. Sn5ipiihen
babcm bic Nuiierten cinen neuen
@olterrcdtsbruh bcganscn mn has
sricdiidc Sort &arnhar nm Nicer
buicn ppn Sulunifi bcicpt. Sieicr
Coup ipurcc BON Mnnnldaitcn BON
cnaliidcn. iran5oiiidcn. r,iiiihcn une
italieniiden @ricasihiifcn am IS.
Sanuar ini5enicrt. Bic 1riegsihiifc
ndhertem iih Scr Snie( mn cs be-
ianbcn iih mebrerc ruiiiiNe unp itas
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1rilfen's WGnihe.
Eraiiocnt erflGrt, weldle Yils or 10
id)nell ais m6glid angenummen
ieben m6dDte.

Mni bimgtsI.S Gnoiid lat
Der YrGiibent ben Observation-Disclosures
bes aonsreiics befannt geaebcn
weld)e Wabnabmen Dor
allen alrocrcn 10 ihnel mic mo9lif)
inter 9ad) mn0 Sad ge6radlt lperoen
iollcn:
Mne Bills fir rationale S%ertbcroi.
giing, einid}lieBlid Ser Scc-cSorgani-
iation. llio Marineueritdrfune.G Dor
laae; Sd)aiiung elmer 9aaoclsma-
rine. beren Shiffe in &~riegs5eiten als
Silfsfreuser &erpenOuna linden
fonnen; SteuernaeieSeebnng. elm
ihlieBlid Der &euiiioa ocs Gintom-
Neutrality-suspicious. mlo Der Shaifuns
elmer parteiloien Sariifonmiiiion;
Ybilippinen . acknowledgements,
einihlieBlid) elmer 9eitimm,ng. oaB
Den 6ilipinos bNlnen bier Sabren In
abbGnaigfeit gewdbrt iperocn ioll,
fals in oieier 3eit 0ie etablieruna
elmer Oai,erbaiten &csierung geiidert
eridcint; apnierpations Bills 5llr
gntmiflnng bon 8aiierfrait nnO
g~nsnasung bon Mineralanoercicn
Yanamerifaniid)e YertrGse.
Die |crtrGee nit Colombia mo
Micaraglia. luelfe icit mebr ais slpei
Sabren I'M Scnat m~iigcbaltcn worben
iinS. iollen iebt i%orcicrt mer0en. tros-
Dem ole Golombia-9in cine Mengs
@egner bat, 0ie eliergild aegcn Die
3ablnna elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pom $50, 000,0 900 pcgen Der Sostren.
ming Eananus iiilo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

Nem Dorf. - T~rGiiScnt @il-
Jon ipetgerte iif am 81. San. Die Be
luegiiitg, Der 9luioes. 0erfaiiune 0as
6rouenitimmreht ein5uperleibcn, ST.
unteritiisen. gr iprah biesbe5iiglid)
fnr3 Dor 200 Wertreterinpen bes
.RonareB Terbnn6es fir Jrnuen.
~Itimmrcd,t", Die i'm am 81. San. I'M
Sotel slitor anfgeiudt batten. Die
Qninteiien3 ieiner giisfiibrung mar,
6ab es ieoem State iiberIanen blei-
ben miiiie, in Saden Der Grauen-
itimmreftfrage nah eiaenem Grmei-
len 81 ban6eln, nlio niht Sade Der
1imoesregieriing lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
OeRasel ~~seesrmert''?

I / waufe 6. 0is. - Der
.9anbmann" mclbet: Vie AM %.
Sanuar aus Mep Yort berihtet lpuroe.
fol- Der INNER nod red,t lcbcmoiac
8ceisTruit 40.000.000 Yfunc ODER
1000 ~Garlnoungen gcidladtetes Sc
fliigeI. baS iih in 6~iiblbduicrn be-
iinbet. oufacfnuft baacn. Sir Den
lcttem Meit iolcn Die Serreu BON is
--2S Gents baS Yfuno bc5ablt babcu.
I'M bic 8ontroIc iiher bei Marft an
erlaneen. mne nun rcdnen tic aui
cincm Yrofit bon 33 bis 40 Yroscnt.
Bic Wrobihlddtcr itellen es in Nbs
rcce. oab Elm Corner" beitcbt."