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Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18

Loyal Livingstone Lodge, I. o. o. f,
NJ. u, are making preparations that
will make their annual field day on
Saturday one of the greatest as yet
held. A number Of fast sprinters are
expected to enter in the races on the
days program.
Heavyweiahts Will Meet Again.
a return match between Payson
BabCOck's and Emil IafTenier's tug of
war teams has been decided upon to
take place a week from Saturday.
These two teams met at the field
day of the ball club and band at the
Douglass Park last Saturday and La
frenier's team won over Babcock's by
three inches. The losing team is anx-
iOus for a return match and expect
to strengthen their team by making
a few changes. This return match is
anxiOUsly waited for by nearly every
sport lover here.
Swanson Taylor Invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Taylor are
sending out invitations for the mar
rage Of their daughter, Bessie Mar
garet, to Rudolph G. Swanson Of Bal
tic
The wedding date is set for Sept. 6,
at st. PaUTs Episcopal church.
Miss Taylor is widely known here
and is very active in affairs Of the ST.
PauPs church.
Personal Mention.
Miss Margaret Krauss left yester-
day to spend the remainder Of the
week at Pleasant View at the NJ. NJ.
Girls cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn and
children, Mrs Louis Pion and Miss
Rose Charron spent Wednesday at
Ocean Beach. They made the trip in
Mr.. F7ynn's automobile.
Mr.. James Hutchinson Of ThorndilSe,
Mass, IS visiting at the home Of his
brother, George Hutchinson.
z. Gaueaux OF Webster, Mass, was
2 business caller here yesterday.
4 number Of Plain6eld people at
tended the carnival in Jewett City last
evening.
Pounded Horse Until It Died.
Packervi1le people are highly an
gered over the brutal pounding of a
poor sick horse by D u1su residing on
the old Iitlah place in South PlatnfeId
These eon1RlaintS ware made directly,
or Indirectly, TO Grand Juror G. 2.
Mont gomery. wf>s had already taken
action by fiotffT:ag OFfcer Biiveu.
State Agent Prosecutor Samuel zHar-
brute will be dealt with as the law
directs.
The man pounded the poor half.
starved beast until it fell in the road
and finally died. Packervil1e people.
say that these rascals had better pick
other places than there for this work.
Two or three other half starved look
ing animals are being closely watched
and at the first chance their abuses
will be raiIroaded on the way to Cen
trail Village. town. hall,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
Personal News.

Mrs T. A. Faust and children are
at Pleasant View for two weeks.
Mrs. Fl. z. Paul is the guest of Mrs.
NJ. W. AiIing at Groton Long Point.
Miss Elizabeth Shaw and Miss Whit
tie. who are Crescent Beach visitors,
were guests at H. e. PaUrs this week.
Miss Mabel AIcBrOome is visiting
Mrs. F. H. Gilbert at GrOtOn Long
Point
FairhaVen.
Bonneu Powell and P. Howell were
guests at B. C. Bliss Thursday. They
were from Upper MOntCIair, y. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
DANIELSON

Local Telephone Men Get in on Safe
ty First Prizes-New Sewers Total
221O Feet-First Concert Tonight on
West Side-No Quarantine Needed
AGAINST UndiIuted Americanism,
Pierre Petae Thinks.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18

Loyal Livingstone Lodge, 7. 0. O. f,
NJ. u, are making preparations that
will make their annual field day on
Saturday one of the greatest as yet
held. A number Of fast sprinters are
expected to enter in the races on the
laEls prOgrarl1-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Suffrage Meeting at Pomfret Address
ed BY Woman Voter From Califor-
nia-15o Pair Gable to Pon7fret-2o
Criminal Gases Already on Superior
Court Docket-Woman Who Abused
Neishhors Comes to Court.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-03
STELLAR LYCFUM
 COURSE SECURED
EIGHT STRONG NUMBERS
INCLUDED IN COURSE PUR- CHASED BY FOUR CONWAY
 SCHOOLS FOR 1916-17.

What is declared to be the best ar. rangen.ent of lyceum attractions cv. CT secured for Conway was contract. ed for yesterday afternoon by the committee representing the four 10. cal schools, to be given here during the year l9l6-17. Eight numbers will constitute the course A variety of entertainment will be offered. The musical numbers will be given al Central College, while the others will be given at the public school audi torium.
 The following course will be of fered:
 Dekoven Male Quartet; Ralph Parlette, humorist; Cord Rummel Company, the strongest company oi grand opera stars on the road, fea. turing Miss Fay Cord, soprano, and Rummel, violinist, who toured the world with Mime. Nordica; Ernest Gamble Concert Party; Elias Day tor; Mallory Players and Albert Ed ward Giggam, who appeared on last years course.
 The dates of the numbers have moi been decided.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-03
RESUME BASEBALL
 PRACTICE AT HENDRIX

After remaining idle the fore part of this week on account of a muddy field, Coach Headrick of Hendrix yesterday located dry spot and put charges to work. He said he will drill his men every day, so that they will be ready to meet the first op- posing team we'll groomed. The lads had good workouts every afternoon last week, but Sundays snow put the field out of commission. If Jupi- ter Pluvius interferes, the coach said he will give his men blackboard drills, and discuss the changes in the rules. He will have something for them to do every day until the season closes, he said.
 Coach Headrick said the schedule has not been completed, and that he doesn't know when the first game will be played. He is working on long list of games, which probably will include contests with teams out of the state.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-03

But with four voting at once and each voter requiring an average of five minutes-which would be quick time-it would mean an average of one ballot to each one and one-uuar- tel minutes.
 The polls will be open from 8 a. m. to 6:3O p. m.-10 and one-half hours, or 63O minutes. If it requires an av- craze of one and one-quarter min utes to the ballot, only 504 ballots can be cast while the polls are open If there should happen to be any de- lay from any cause, or any time when less than four men were vot- ing at once, the number of ballots cast would have to be smaller. At the county primary in January, 1914, ITS votes were cast. The population of the township has increased and the triple primary, national, state and county, will draw bigger vote.
 The chances are very great that many people will go to the polls and find them so crowded that they will not remain to vote. Even if they did remain, somebody would have to be shut out when the polls are closed At three-chair barber shop only a certain number of men can get their haircut in one day. If twice that number come to the shop for a hair on that day, one-half of them will be turned away.
 The voters whe will be turned away from the. single polling place in Cadron township, if anybody is turned away, will be those from the rural sections of the township. They will doubtless have work to do on their farms at that season of the year, and they cannot stand around the polls all day and watch their chances to vote as town voters can.
 It is certainly not violent pre- sumption to suppose that such con
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-03
COUNCIL PASSES
 GAS FRANCHISE LOWER LIGHT RATES
PROVIDED IN ORDINANCE IN. PRODUCED AT COUNCIL
 MEETING.

The ordinance granting the Clea, Creek Oil and Gas Company fran. chise to supply Conway consumers with natural gas, which has been pending for several weeks, was read the third time and passed by the city council at an adjourned meeting last night. Members of the council have devoted much time and thought to the measure, dozens of amendments being made since it was introduced and it is believed that it will afford ample protection to the consumers and the company alike. The ordi- nance will not become effective until 1t is accepted by the company. An official copy of it will be forwarded to the Clear Creek company today by Recorder George Shaw, Jr.
 Another important ordinance fix ing new schedules of rates for water and electric lights, with considerable reductions in price for electricity in all quantities and smaller reductions for water in large quantities, was introduced and read the first and second times last night. Under the proposed lighting rates, cash dis count of 10 per cent will be allowed on all bills paid by the 10th of the month, and the quantity discounts are revised to apply on smaller quantities. The aggregate reduction, Supt. k. '. :-everett estimates, will be about l5 to IS per cent.
 The new rates for electric lighting will be as follows, per kilowatt-hour First 10, 15 cents; next 20, l2 1-2 cents; next 20, II 1-2 cents; next 5O II cents; next 50, 10 cents; next 50 10 cents; next 150, 1-2 cents; next 15O, 8 cents; next 25O, 7 1-2 cents all over 700, ' cents. Ten per cent to be deducted from the above rates for prompt payment.
 The new rates for water will be as follows, per thousand gallons: First 30, p cents; next 30, IS cents; next 30, IT cents; next 40, 17 cents; next 50, 16 cents; next 50, 15 cents; next 100, IF cents; next 200, II cents; all over 500, 10 cents. No cash dis count will be allowed on these rates.
 Several other new provisions, all tending to cheapen the cost and con- venience of service, are embodied in the proposed ordinance, which will probably be passed at the next meet ing and become effective for March bills, payable April l to 10.
 The council authorized the mayor and recorder to execute a contract with the Iron Mountain railway for the installation at the railroads ex- pense of 10 electric light columns on the north and east sides of the public square, the lights to be maintained b ythe city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-03
MISSIONARY SPEAKS
 10 CENTRAL STUDENTS

Dr. John Lowe, a Baptist mission ary who has recently returned from the mission fields of northern China. addressed the faculty and students of Central College last night, and be- sides discussing interestingly his work in the foreign fields, made . strong plea for the Judson centennial fund now being raised by his church. After the lecture liberal offering was made to the fund. pr. Lowe, who has been attending the laymen's meeting at Little Rock, accompanied Dr. J. w. Conger home from that city yesterday afternoon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-03

dition will arise. If it does, the vot- CTS who will be forced to go homo without an opportunity to vote will remember that the Log Cabin Demo- crat has for nearly a month ben urging that the law be obeyed and that separate ward precincts be pro- vided as the law directs; and they will remember who is responsible for deprlving them of their ballot.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-03

Lillian Lorraine and William Court leigh in "Neal of the Navy" and Anita Stewart and Earle Williams in "The Goddess" will be featured tonight at the Grand.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-03-03
TRAIN HOPPERS FINED.

Dave Cochran and Fred Gatewood, negroes, today were fined $5 and costs in the court of Justice Elias Kuykendall for hopping a train.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20

S~uIgcnoc lpurben gu 9eidngniBitraieu
perurtbeiIt: Sraut Gurron, @eihaftss
I9ent Der YainterS Siitrict Council
20. IA, eiu Sabr; Sugo Sabu, &C.
ihdft5 Igcut Der @la3ierS Union, 3tpei
Sabre; Srant Naoer, 8eihdit5z Ngeut
Der Sirture SangcrS Union, brei
Sabre; 8altcr 6. StaIep, @eihdftas
I8ent Der @la3ier5 lluipu, 5lpei Sabre;
8ap Steipart, 9eihdftss Igeut Der
8pob S~iniibers Union, 5iuei Sabre;
9bas. GruipIep, @eid)ditss agent DER
Sirture Sangers lluiou, brei Sabre.
= Solgenoe lpurbcn 81 8eloltrafen
berurtbeilt: s. &. GIearp, 8eitdftsz
Ngent Der electrical @orters llnipu,
$4,000; Siabore 0prbon, friiberer
8eiddftss N9eut bes YaiuterS 9iitrict
Council, $4,000; 9bus. SunIon, 8es
Ihdfts Neeut Der Sainters Union,
$1,000; Sobu 8. Nurpbp, friiberer
@eihdfts Qgeut Der electrical 8ortz
ers Union, $500; @m. 9. Neitpr,
friiberer 8ci6ditss Mgent beS Yainters
Siltrict Council, $4,000; Sic. BpfeIs>
ma, friiberer 8eihditss @geut bes
Sainters 9iitrict Council. $3.50;
SEQ. Sudbreiter, 8eifafts sIgeut oes
Yaiuters 9iitrict Council. $500.
llrIpriingIi6 paren 3tuan3ig Idus
ner augetIa9t, aber baS 8eritt I6lu9
orei Sdae nieber. 0eihdftsleute be-
3er9teu i'm Yro3eB, oaB cine ipitema>
tide 8ampague oes 3erbretens bon
Seniter9Ias uno 2abeniheibeu 9efiibrt
ipurbe uno tic, nm Die g~rlaubuiB gum
8iebereinleeen Der Steiben bon Der
Union 81 erIangen, ge5tpuu8eu tpareu,
@eIoer an Die N9enten Der 8elperts
i6aften Al be3ableu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Srmdb 3rpiidesn Jtalien mnH
OeutjctIanH?

m.-Ser Stcfauis Isentur 5r,
fplee bat Der 9erliner 9~anfpereiu ale
Santcu in Scutihlano aneepieien.
Stalicucr in Sutuuit OILS llntertbanen
ciues feinblihcn Stantcs 81 bebaubelu.
Dit anocren @orten, Die 3%ablrngeu
an Staliener in Seutidlanb ipuen eius
geiteut lperocn. Sas ,@ioruale
o'Stalia" bcrihtet, baB bas 5fpiiheu
Stalieu unb Seutiflaub Dor &riesss
alIsbruh getroiiene slbfommen. mos
mad bcibe Nationen lid perpflifteteu,
Die Hedte Der beiberieitieen llutcr,
tbanen 5u adtcn, bon Stalicn lue9eu
Der feinbieligen Saltun9 Seutihlanb'3
gefiinbigt iporbcn lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
uni 10 rbr @ormitta9s bereits "a

nm 10 llbr @ormitta9s bereits "a
@rao.
8 o d E It r. sc. Y.-3pei Sobcss
iiac uno BRET SisihIdee limb bis am
Sreitag bier porgefaIIen. Nm 9onz
nerstag itieg bic Semperatur auf 90
8rao uro am Srcitug @ormittag bate
lie bereits 81 8rab erreidt.
YbilabeIpbia, Ya.-Seit Be
9inu bes beiBen Wetters bis porigeu
Sreitag limb bier iiebeu Sooesfdllc I'M
foIgc SisihlageS %tonItatiert moroen.
Seine abtiibIun9 lit porldufig in
Iusiiht.
Detroit, Iih.-9rei 8inoer
uno bret grpatiene itno am 9uunerss
tag Der bier b~erridenoeu Siee erle9cu,
tpomit Die GAIL Der SobesfdQe inner
balb 3ipeier Gage ouf 10 9citiegeu lit.
Su elmer Sabrit aIleiu ioleu lid 1872
9ieihld9e ercisnct baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Die sufanftiee Gage pslsn's.

n.-SaB Der 5~utilnftl8c
Statrls Splcn's nod uneutihieoeu 1T,
lpirb bon bcrHSerliner pplitiihcu Nahz
rid)tens Ngentur gemelbet, Die iid aus
gcSeidbueter onltlidler %erbiubungen
crircut uno 9elu0bnlid) gcnnu inter
rid)tet ut. llcber Spleu iagt oteie
N9cntur:
Ser 5utiinitisc Statls Tolcn'
gebort 8peifeIloS 81 Den ithpicrigeu
Sragen. Die geloit iueroen miinen, be-
Dor Sriehcn geihloNen lpirb. Snb
Sbeile bieies 2uubes nidlt mieocr inter
ruiiii6e 6crrihait tommcn iperbeu,
lit nuber 3pciiel uuo miro burd) Die
@rf!druu9en bcs Hcihstnu6ler5 BON
Sctbmauns Solliueg I'M 3eit)Stage pers
iihert. Nber feline ipeitere Srganiiae
ton als Stoat in 8inblid ullf pid]ti9c
Snterclien III S%eutiflaub unp in
Seiterrcih sllugurn bilbct cine b0dyiI
ihipierigc Sragc. 9eioc Hcgicruu9cr
linb aemcininm an Der SoiungSarbcit,
aber Die @crbauoIun9cn iiuo nod, in
8au9e."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
6riedbiieker KSniespalait
Smrei, Semer 3erftSrt.

Yaris .-gine orabtloie Sepeihe
melpet AM Sreitag aus atben, baB Der
Sommerpalait aonig &%pnitantiu's
burb IuSbru6 bon Seuer i'm Satois
Sort, in Dem Der Yalait lie9t, SER
ltprt purbe. Siele Serionen ipurbcu
Spier Der Slanmten, paruuter mebrere
Irnee Sffi5iere. Der Sort ma Der
groBte @riehenlanb'S lnb Der anges
rihtete Shabeu iibcritei9t pierSig
Wiqioucn Srancs. Iut Der EapiQou
Der aoni9ius 3utter Olga unb Der
Yalnit bcs Gronprin8en murbcu Scrs
it0rt, aDnig aonitantiu pcinte nn9es
iihts ocs Seucrs. oeiieu SOihperlud)e
er peripnIi6 unb pieIiah inter @ciabr
~leitete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20

Rem t.-gine 9erin9e Ibs
nabme on 3abl ucilcr @rfrantuneeu.
aber niht on 3abl Der Spbesfdue ourd
Die epidemic DER &inoerldbmung
ipuroe in ben lesten "a S%tunberL
enbcno Srcitae Wtittng. offi5icu bcs
rittet. Wdbreno bieier "a Stunoen
iinb % ainber scitorben unb III
neuc SdQc angcmclbet iporben.
SprinsfieIb. 81. - Seine
neuen Sale bon 8inberldbmuns limb
Der SQinoiier Sanitatsbeboroe in ben
Ieeten "a Stuuoeu. euoeno Sreitag.
beridtet lporbcn. ellie befannteu
Tdue. etipa 80. iinp bon 8%elunbbeitsz
Scamtcu untcriudt uno inter Qua.
rantInc 9eltcllt ipprocu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
Observation-Disclosures S~aiiie9e
an Ser Oitfiitc.

Nep Yorf.-Sd8er p%atroutlliers
ten Sonuersta9 Nbenb Die Gillte bon
Neiu 9orf uup Sem Scriep in Motor
bopten ab, um 9aiiiife 81 erlegeu,
Die lid, aui6eineno in GROCER 3abI,
BON ibren sefpobnliheu Sagb9riiuben
lpeiter nat Norben periii8t buben. Die
8eb0rben bon Rataipau, q. s., baber
cine gelobulng bon 500 fir ieben
Sat alsgciebt, Der toot ooer IebeuoiA
gebradt pirb. Die Iunabme, DAP
elm eiu5iger Sai bic bier Yerionen ges
tobtet babe, pel6e in ben lesteu bier
Woteu in 8eipdHern bon gtetp Seriel
uuf bieie 8eile u~mgetommen lino,
finoet teiueu @lauben, benin e5 iiub
NIT 8eItimmtbeit peui9itens Elm
babies Sueeno bieier geidbrlider
Reerbeipobner geiehen fuoroen.
Sas Siihereis Bureau ser 9unDess
reeieruilg bat S6fpimmer unb Slider
geipornt. Die sroBte @orIiht an5us
lpeuoen.
.tlusebeuer limb rabiat aus Snnger
'gemeroen.
Cine Sbeurie iit Die, Dag Die 0ais
iiid]e, pelte iid Trilber bon Den ilber
9orb gemorfenen aildeuabfdQen Del
S3eanoampfer ndbrten, iest rabiai
aus Sunger getporoen limb, neil lett
Nusbru6 oes 8rieges ntft mebr il
piele 9ampier Den Ocean ourtoueren
uno ieet Reuihen angreifeu, ipaS lie
iriiber nibt notbis batteu. Srei Del
l~ln9ebeuer iinb i'm Ytatatpan Greet ges
Ieben poroen. gs iino Neee ee5oger
lporben, oamit Die Saiiiihe nidt mad
Dem Weer 5uriid fon len. Cine bril-
tiihe Staluppe, ipe DE Sounerstal
bon ben Bermuda SuIeln antam, ioD
untertpess 5ipanaig Soifiide erle8t
baben.
Die Sauienbe unb Ibertauienot
BON Weniten, tpelde sepobut pareu
in Der See aiiblung 81 iudeu, inn
bon Sdreden ergriffeu, llub mn gant
Weni9e ipa9teu lid Sonnerstag in's
@aiier. Su Nsburn Y1rf unb unbes
rem gabeorten Netp Seriep's iiuo itGb.
lerue Nese ms @ai1er geIniien NOR.
Den, gum Shue Der Sabcnoen. Cir
Slider beriftcte, er babe pergebcns
periudt. cincu iieben SrlB laugcu 0ai
Der iih in iein Nes peripidelt bate
nit Dem Hupcr tobt3uihIageu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
(sps5iea fir bieie Setting bearbeitet.)


Baltimore. Wb.-lleber pcn
Gag Der Ibfabrt Der ySeutihlano"
miro Shlueigeu beipabrt. Ser
Shleppbampfcr luminous, Der bas
Saud]bopt BON Den Sapcs III Den
8afen bon Baltimore aeleitete, liegt
am Hier ppr Inter lno lit getpiiienz
bait auf Der @udt uuo ieber5eit
bereit, Die ~Seutihlano" tpieber bis
an Die Sreimcilens @ren3e 3u bringen.
Gs perlalItct, baB Elm GROCER
@aherflieger am Yier Der Gaitern
S~pripuroing 60, iuoielbit oas Sallhs
boot perantert lit, cbenfals in gereits
ihait sebalteu miro fiir Die Ibfabrt
Der rSeutihlanb".
Ser llmitano, bub bas Hieicn,
Saud)bpot niGt %einnlul cin Yfuno
9alalt an 8pro bcbalten bat, berehz
tigt 81 Der Iunabme, bab es bis 5ur
8ren3e ieiues Saiiungsz @crmDsens
Sraht %einncbnlen mirb.
Seine Ydie fir Saudbuut : Subrten.
8abington, 8. G.-@ie ONT
Sonnerstag aus 6uperldiii9cr Guele
nlitgetbeilt puroe, miro Die @ilion'if Idle
Administration lid lpeisern, Imcrifns
nern Edlie our Heiie nit Dem Snid1s
boot ~Seutihlano" aus5uitcucu. Ser
3tped bieicr @oriihtsmaBreeel iol Dee
iein, ernite Siffereu3en nit Den Iuis
ierteu 3u' permeioen, Die barulIs cnt<
itebeu fonnten, ipenu bas llnter1ees
Sanoelsbopt I'M @iOcriprlld) nit Irds
iioeut Willon'5 .Sumanitdts @runos
Idseu" perlenft lperben iulte.
luterieeid)iff Bremen" AM 80. Sult
fGais.
Nep9 prf.-Sie Bremen, bas
5peite beutihe llnterieeihiff. bas nneb
Nn,eritu beitiinut lit, miro I'M Safen
Neip Yort Dor Dem 30. SlIi einlaufen
unb an ben Yiers be5 Nprbbeutiheu
2lopo in Spbpfen unle9en, !pie III
SGifffabrtstreiieu beridtet ptro. Sic
Bremen" iol 9rDber iein aIs Die
,Seutihlano" uub cine nod tperth.
polere 2aoune fibreu. Chr miro
balb Elm brittes llntcrieeltiff foleen.
oas ben Namen .Imerifa" fiibreu
ipirb.
NthNSthuuSt iuouSu -utuhoVtSfWtIi
baueu.
Baltimore, Wb.-Salb nir6
noh elm Gerirt 9emndt peroen, Die
britilhe Iusbunserunss glodaoe gu
5eridnlettern - lno 5lpar ourh cine
SIotte rieiiser SunoeIs@ Sauhboote.
peld)e Die anterifaniihe Slasee fiibrt.
Iueefeiiert burf ben Grfole bes
6anbels Saud]bootcs ~Seutihlano",
biIpet Ynil Silfer, 0eitaftsiiibrer Der
S3eaus Observation-Disclosures (geiiser
bon yScutitIano") iest cine amerifas
niidc aprpuratiou 3ur Seriteliins
iolter Sfific. unb Simon Safe. ber
bctunute umeritaniid,e Saufboot.
Tionier, lit cbcufaus nit I'M Sunoe.
Man crlpartct, oaB oas ncue Inter-
nebmeu gelplih duBerit gc%ipinnbrin.
geno ieiu miro. Die Spote iollen nod
bcbeuteno GROCER ieiu, aIs Die Sauds
boote pom yScutihlaub" Spp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
YrdiiDemt @ilion
Ds. 8tnDeitri1.

Wilipn mDtte alle Sremo=
sebureneu s,uiuseu lupule Wiliunias
ner 5u uerocn. - &ulblnts Nmcrt=
fnner iulen lid ielbit priifcu, nm 5n
c~rfabren, oh in linen Der amerifa=
niihe 8eiit mpbne. - 0pctDaIs bat
4bihieb erbalten. - Z. 8. 0larfe
lit Rnhfulser Susbes'. - Die frete
Samenuertbeiluns fuitetc lit bier
Sabren iiber cine Wiliun. - Che
maliser amertfaniiher &pniul in
Stuttsart sebt mad Sraiilieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20
1srbananibuoue kata-
ftrupbrn.
Sn gruuflpn permriadt cine Gypluiion
grpfen Sfaoen. - Grplpiipn IN
ben Su Yunt Euluermerfen fproert
flint Spfer. - Sedsebu 0ebdmbe
fliegen IN bic 9uit.

8rppfIpn, 81. Y.-Surh Die
@rploiion zines Mmnloniafs Seb1lters
in einer 8efriers &nlaee ipurbe oas
pieritodi9e 3iegelitein : 8ebdnoe am
IA. Suli serltDrt uub inter ben Srilms
mern oes 8auies murbeu flint 2eute,
lpclfe 1id) in Dem SauIe befuuoen
batten, bc9rabeu. Cine Nn6abl bon
Ierloueu aui Der StraBe, ipc5iel
mebrere auf einem Sroleppageu be-
finolide SuiIagiere, crlitten bel Der
aatuitrppbe mebr pber minber iftpere
%crleeungeu. Sic @uht Der @rploiipn
mar cine 10 9epaltigc, baB allt Die
beudtbarten SduIcr beId)dotgt ipllrs
Den, rilo es Idbt lid, beuten, pab Der
folgenlhmere llnial bod>9rabige Sc
itiir5ung III Der bclebteu 8eseno Der
llrldhte.
Grpluiiun in ben III Epnt Yulper.
wcrfcn.
SasfelL Y. S.-Su Ben bieiigcu
Oh Eputihcn Eulperfabriten ereigs
uete iih am 10. Suli cine grploiiun,
Der filnf Nrbeitcr 5llm Spfcr fielen,
pdbrcub breiBig Hcrioneu &crlcslus
gen ncbr pber ipeni9er ihiuerer Natltr
crlittcn. Sic grplplipu e~reignctc lid
I'M Wiitbauic fir Nitrpglpcerin. Sm
Sanger flpgen ietsdcbn fleincre 8es
bdllbc III Die quit.
Sic @udt Der @rploIion mar 10
auBerorbcntlih 9roB. haB III Snsteu $
SauptitruBe gnn5e Sduiergcuiertc ipeit
Scnitcridleibcu 6crtriln1mert tpuroeu.
@iuigc 8ebGuoe lprrben ipgur aus Den
S~uuSamenten gebobeu. BIS icet III
Ole llriahe Der GrpIoiiou nod unbe>
fdnnt. Die GerlcBteu fpuroen uupcrz
5iiglid nah hem alf Den Iulngen be-
iinbliheu Temperament Soipital 9es
ituift. Gpn benuhbarten Srtit,aftcn
cilten Ier5te berbci.
llumittelbnr nad Der Srplplion
ipielteu lih an Der llnfaQitdtte auis
rcgenoc S3encn ab. Sralcn uno
ainper, 5unleilt sic Nngcborigen bon
MGuneru. pelhe in Den Inla9cn auz
gcitcllt limb, cilteu nit alien Nn5eid)en
Der gr0Btcn Srrcgun9 berbei unb pers
lnngten Iustunit ilber ibre @atten,
%dtcr ober Sriiber. Seamte Der &C.
leulhait bemilbten lid aufdnglih, Die
lpirtlihe SdncsS bcs llngliids 10 bel
ais m0glih 81 perbeimlid,en, nno err
b0bten paburd Die Sciorguib Der nit
Spanuuu0 auf altbcntiihe Nahrihtcn
lpartenbcn gfcn9e.
Cine porlauiigc llnteriuhuns burd,
Seamte bonn YaIaic Gountp brad)tc
nuBcr ben id)pu %betnnnten Sbatiafen
lpenis 8iicnslpcrtbe 81 Gage. gs
berrid,t bier Die Iniiht por, Die CIR
ploiion iei burh nelc. m%ncriabrenc
Irbciter ocruriadt iporbcn, Ser
crlteu Grploiipn fol9tc alcih paraui
cine 5%lpeite. Sic hiht ncbcu bcn &c
bGuoeu bciinbliten @iieubnbnihicncr
lpurocn aui cine Strede bon Srpeibuns
bert SUB aufgerinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-07-20

Yuntu Arenas, Gbile.-Sir
@rneit Sbadleton Der britiihe Sitbz
pot Soriter, Der auf DEM Seirpcge
bon Der Siippol gone % iciner &C.
idbrten i'm p%er9au9enen Npril nui Der
glepbautenz SuicI 5uriidIieB. iii am
10. SuIi III einem tleinen Shponer
bon bieii9eu Saieu abacfabreu. nm
Ieine aamcraocn 81 retten. @enn
Ole @erbdltniiie 9iinitis iiuo. bofft Sir
@rnelt nit Den 8erctteteu in bier
@oheu in Chile ein5utreiieu.