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The Washington times., 1916-12-15
COL. MeeLRoY REELECTED.

Col. John McElroy was reelected
commander nj Kit Carson Post. No. .,
q, y. r., az the annual election
which returned all the present officers
to serve another term John r. Rastall
was returned as adjutant for 1917;
Henry G. Duncan as senior vice com.
msnder, and John T. Ryan as Junior
vice commander. The following list
OF delegates and aIternates 10 tho ma,
tional encamPment also was elected:
Duncan, w +. Kelly, John Hammond.
John r.. RGslsll, John T. RYAN, Gub
ert Armour, II. /: la! dcm, ", l..
Pfelffer, W. r. HlllNeI. j. /. Pestcll.
:: + Collins L. La a caTp sh9. Thomas
The Washington times., 1916-12-15
QUIET In BIRDLAND;
HERE'S The REASON
There's Been a Tragedy, and
the Sparrows moun-or
It's the Weather.

There Isn't the usual amour, II chirp.
ins amons the sparrows today. Ia
fact. many wsshlngtonisns AZ they
passed the tree in front Of the District
building this morning paused. attracted
by the strange silence.
The birds are there. There seem Just
a. many as ever. and outside appear
snoes are the same. Hut th birds are
quiet. There 10 no flushing. no gossip.
and the perpetual bore" the old spar.
row who sits on the lowest limb and
relates his uninterestins experiences 20
less Interested listeners. II strangely
quiet. For a tragedy happened In spar
rowland.
Birds Venture over River.
Yesterday two OF the birds. the little
light coiored one and Kentucky Bill.'
decided 10 take a trip TO the country,
over the river. across Fort Myer and
down into the Virginia hills they new.
Finally the stopped near u little cabin.
with the hopes q obtaining some
crumbs.
But a little boy. with . pronsed stick
looked like piece % cloth hanging
from the pronss. stepped out from be-
hind q bush.
Then Genes the Tragedy.
Look OUT shouted Kentucky Bill
For what asked the little city
sparrow. But he never learned
kneeiins. the boy drew back the
cloth stringr-they we're really rub
bor--and let go. Zip. Something
came flying through the air and
struck the city sparrow rguarely on
the head. lie erumpled up and fell
Ia the ground.
Kentucky Bill got back TO town and
told the sparrow in the sycamore
about how IL happened. Foul play is
rumored. however. and Kentucky Bill
IL under guard at the State. War and
Navy building, southern roof.
This IL the reason for the quietness.
This statement H. made because no
ono can prove II isn't So. II IL isn't
the correct cause, then it's the
weather
The Washington times., 1916-12-15
DISCUSS BIRTH CONTROL
League viii Plan to Make oistribu'
ton of Literature Lawful.

Introduction OF a bill in Congress reia-
tive TO revision Of the laws which now
prohibit the dissemination Of birth con
troll information will he discussed at a
meeting of The Hiv'h Control LNarg-
OF r." u,Eri", jo:iEnl.
Tho ,,.sr' VA meet go Io'lctual
buiilI:, G.,.,n-l ~, = --'' - 81
ronS ,,4"l,S also G.Ir 70" marN fOr the
N.SH he.c an aggu - If Mr.. IT., ave
H. ssnger 10 give lsC'ure on y..lA
C0ntfll.
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

New profession opened to woman:
There win be about 10000 female de.
tectives in this town tomorrow. as re-
suit OF the merchants and police offer.
ing rewards for each detection OF a
shoplifter. Now II somebody would
devise means TO stop riotlng at the
bargain counters, shopping would be-
come a civilized business.
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

The Builders Exchange campaign
for public ownership OF the telephone
service suggests the very big fact
that, after all, despite ancient preju.
dices and preconceptions. the one con.
elusive answer that private owner
ship can make TO the demand for
public ownership of utilities is the
demonstration of ability to give
cheaper and better service. The pub.
lie L. intensely openminded about the
desirsbility of saving its money
The Washington times., 1916-12-15
MISREPRESENTATION MEETING.

Z. ", DetraSt, director OF bows
WORK Y. NJ g. A.. addressed the
Emery Eokingt"u Home and school
Association al The Emery school Las
night on The Huy," Congressman J.
+. Lloyd OF Nebraska d,i!VCrcd a
short address and Miss Agnes wheisn
gave several vocal selectfcns
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

into the trap. Germany will fail,
because her enemies are not beaten
and have no thought Of being
beaten; will fail, because she has
deserved to fail.
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

With France barring hard liquor,
and the prohibition amendment liable
TO be submitted 10 this country before
long, interest in Mars will SHIFT from
the question OF whether it's inhabited
to that OF whether it's habitabIe and
readable. This worlds arldity be-
comes alarming,
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

The threat that. il the allies don't
accept Germany's peace terms. they will
face ruthless var. has few terrors, be-
cause nobody is able to think up any
methods OF Iuthiessness that haven't al.
ready been EMPLOYED
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

Discovery that IL would he unGonsti.
tutional 20 let the people or Wash.
ington have voice In determining
any detail OF their government will
not greatly shock anybody: but Il
does add TO tho fund Of misgiylng
about whether the Constitution is
perfect
The Washington times., 1916-12-15
Tomorrow.

I.rInc neon. benefit OF 81. Matthews Chapel
by ladies OF the organization. Old Masonic
Temple, today,
Annual dinner Kappa Abba Fraternity OF
George Washington University. chapter
house, 2oli columbia road northN est p. m.
Meeting. National AEsocistion tor Military
Training, New willard. $50 y. IN,
Meeting. Rlological Society OF WASHINGTON
Cosmos club $50 =. m,
Lecture, Shakespeare az n Physician" Col.
Philip y, Harvey. I, ;, A. before Shakes
peare society, Cairo. 8 y. M.
Meeting. Society for Philosophical Inquiry
Public Library, t:lj y. m,
Reading, Mrs. James Parker, for the blind
at National Library for the Blind, . p. m.
Annual dinner, Military Order OF the Cara
bao Army and Navy Club. I y. m.
Dinner and dance. Stanont Aid Society, ball
room, Raleigh, 4 TO IL y. m.
banquet and Entertainment. burnside Post,
No 5, q. A. r., AZ New Ebbitt, 3 y. M.
obi fellows-Canton Warrington. No. L
Pauiarchs Militant.
National unlon-Joseph Henry, NJ. sV;
Eagles Hall. Census No. wst. Perpetual
Hall.
Lecture. Love. Marriage and Business"
Miss Louise Cutts.Powe!l Portland Hotel,
) p. M.
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

Another million OF men and two
billions more OF treasure. voted by
Britain alone, would seem a pointed
preliminary To the answer To Ger.
many's peace proposal
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

West Virginia, tripping alons with
one electoral vote for Mr. Wilson. is
TOO late Ia get into The center of tho
pi,turc. california clbowed every
BODY else out OF the middle fore.
ground.
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

Uncle sam wasn't rushed into the
dry procession so fast as some OF the
warning countries; but he's catching
up
The Washington times., 1916-12-15
WHAT'S ON PROGRAM
Many Interesting Events Of import
anee Are Scheduled.
'foasy

Luncheon. Lsn~ht % parish hal end ~. al
center Of -. Matthews Chapel. ole Masonic
M..,ins. nif'h Control LeaeDc VI The Die.
uiot. Perpetual building Hall : ,. "a
Lecture. out OF wsr'. Stusible-A New
before National Geographic society, MAsoni,
Temple, go and s.iS .. m.
Pictures OF Cncls sam a. WORK and PLAY
bsneht " District Buarispsn on the Tor
dor. Polrs Thsat.r. afternoon.
Entertainment pupils OF Chester 4. Arthur
school. benefit % III. Fairgrounds. ssseni-
Meeting. Irish club Of the Catholic Upiyer.
sitv McC,lvney Hall a. university. y. N,
Dance Washington rasngerbund, In hail, Sis
c,,,sp.,ion 0, 81 ,wsn,y.nrs spn,v.rssry or
William a. Cushing Camp. No. 20. Sons OF
veterans, 4. y. a, IJthi.n Temple. y, n.
Presentation % q library 20 Connect leut ave-
EsnF' Annexation. In enEine house. r., ~.
Address, Secretary OF Labor Wilson, before
Teacher. Association o. the District, Miner
M.ssins' nrshiwccd fsrE ciussn,' Arsoeis.
lion. fIlEhtw0od Park Public School, p.
coaesr,. soldiers Hone Band Orchestra,
stanley Hall. - homo. $50 y. m.
Msetins, Boys club. rs siSth street north
plnn.f and dance. s,armcnt Aid soeisty. ball
room. Raleigh, tto ~ y. ~.
Concert. FRIDAY MoTninE Clgh, hall room
Raleigh. II .. n.
Meeting TO develop plans 70 hshi hiGh cost
OF living Housekespers' Alliance, Theodsrus
Bailey Myers. Mason HOUSE. Ices Twentieth
street northwest. $50 .. N.
The Tragedy OF Nan. q"
Drama League, Wilson Normal school. : D.
King Henry IN. FOURTH
1ionEaga college Iiigh school Dramatic As
ssciation. 0onHass Coiisse Hall, Is I street
northwest, sp. N,
nsstins 70 elect officers OF the Mt, Pleasant
PLAYERS Arcade ballroom, q. m.
reception. supper and dance south
Dakota society, At Tea Cup Inn. y, m.
Meeting. Serial Service Conference OF Diocese
Of Washington. 81 Johns Parish Hall,
sise,ins. Cleveland Park School and commu,.
ity Association, John Eaton school 9 d, m,
Meeting. Nebraska State Association, Al
Washington club. p, M,
address. Problems OF suburban School" as
sembiy Hail. Bethesda School. }. c. Musr-
No, g; Lebanon. No. 7;
Grand chapter school OF instruction OF the
Royal Arch: Columbia. No. ., Order Of the
Temple. knights Templar.
Eastern Star Chapters Martha. No. 4, Az
Uenrion, No, -; Eas, Gate. No. n.
knights o! Pythias-Syrso usians, No. 10;
Rsthbone Temple, No. 8, OF the Pythian
Sisters.
ODD Fellows Central, No. .; PhoeniS. No. q.
Red Msn-ssnsca Tribe No. n; AIinsola
Tribe, No, 4. and Idaho Council No. /.
Lecture. "piet-How 20 Retain Your Youth.
Mrs. Caroline Foots Msrsh, Portland Hotel,
y. n,
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

Peace il a glorious ideal. Il must
he glorious to be worth all the dying
that has been done In Its name. II Is
like religion In that respect
The best things cost most. Peace
real peace-will never be condition
of relaxed moral consciousness. II will
he a state OF AFFAIRS In which every
man will be moved 10 give the best
that is ia him. knowing that his work
will not be wiped out by any policy OF
organized destruction.
TIL. sincere pacinst preceiVes that
peace is the only logical and sensible
and moral thing. Therefore he an
.nounces that. so far as he Is con-
'cerned, peace has arrived and that all
lighting il wrong and indefensible lie
nroieots himself into the future, ienor-
ms bv force of ina sination those SLOW.
painful and evolutionary steps which
forced To take before II arrives in fact
at the point which he has attained SO
The sincerer the pacifist is the less he
can afYord TO look at facts. He goes
unon the hypothesis that man 10 q rea-
sSnsbis and reasoning creature. But
man alas, IL nothing OF the sort He
is only just learning TO- think. 1t will
be another century at least before he
Then, and then only, viii he Get the
better Of his iustincts--NithUul under.
minlns his health,
The great danger M monarchy Is
that the monarch can command some
one cts. 10 do his thinking for him.
The Washington times., 1916-12-15


As a result OF our culinary comics.
slon In q recent column we have re-.
eeived the following communications:
'. 4 letter telling US how TO distin.
guish q kettle from a coffee pot.
.. A letter expressing some doubt a.
to our sincerity.
.. A letter taking VS. to task for
Questioning the existence OF Provi.
donee.
4. a letter telling us how to boil an
esg.
5, Two cook books.
g. 4 letter accusing us of trying to
advertise Our Novel In a surroptitious
o md roundabout way.
:. 4 letter representing US for mis-.
using our willis" and "shaiip.'
5. 4 letter asking ur how co write
n novel.
y. A letter begging our sdvicr On
tho servant question.
10. \ letter
The Washington times., 1916-12-15
Don Marquis
Column
The Midnlaht Poel.

The Midniabt Peel.
4 know a lake at the top Of noun
tain,
Set like . stone IN the head OF toad,
Sweet ar q vineyard and clear ~
fountain,
one step TO heaven on heavens high
road.
There. when the pine trees lift sable
above me,
Hangs the white moon like some
strange Marian flower.
Dive I and dart In the waters that
love me,
Clean and victorious AZ the bright
hour.
streets uprosrious,
Far from the dim crowds that chat
ter and 70.
ride where the stars and the far
lights shine glorious,
Arms pushing like pinions In vast
obb and now.
SOFT let me rest on the breast OF tho
one star the more in q sea Of bright
stars.
Lifted by Nereus and NIL his white
daughters,
Far from the rude world aud It's
rocking wars.
Soft on the breast VI the lake VI the
mountain,
Set like a stone In the head OF toad.
Sweet as vineyard and clear as n
fountain,
one step to heaven on heavens high
road. Earl Simonson.
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

Presldent Wilson's mind is said TO
be open upon the subject of universal
military service. We hope that the
Wind from Nebraska VIII not De able
To blow IL shut
The Washington times., 1916-12-15
Amusenlehts.

NallonaI- l0han Revue, N;.0 n M,
Belaseo- THE Hrat," $50 p. m.
n. =. ksith's-Nau3eville, :;ij ana s.ls,
Poll s-"The Woman lie Married" s:lS anu
s;is p. m,
Gayety -BuIlesque, .:l5 and SAL.
Observation-Disclosures, s:l5 and S;l5.
Loev's Columbla-Photopiays u a. n. 10 IC,.e
r. m.
Oarden--Photopla. $, 10 a. IN. 10 1880 D. m.
StTand--Photoplays, 10 a, N, TO 1880 .. m.
The Washington times., 1916-12-15

sir-I am the subway guard who
invented the language used by all
Subway guards in announcing the sta
tons 20 the public. Ny CHIEF diver
sion IL trapping stout passengers in
the side doors ,,
The Washington times., 1916-12-15
Thrssss Titsst,s.'. spsctscies.
Mha They Are.

sn-I am the young man Ia the
flowing tie who sits on bench in
Washington square, hoping that some
one will mistake me for a struggling
young artist, and invite me-
10 dinner at One OF Those Little Res
taurants where the head waiter plays
the harp. --Absinthe.
The Washington times., 1916-12-15
EGgs.

sh-My MEND BoEgs IhinkS that IN
nhrrating your culinary misadven.
lures you were merely polting fun q,
yourself. or the stove, or perhaps the
kettle--certsinly not the Gag. But
knowing your natural antlpathy for
eEss . moanly suspect you.
! FOR one must register Q most sol.
cmn protest asainst your pokins FUN
on m Gag. An ogg, sir, II . noble In.
Etitution, not one to be dealt with
lightly.
or course. ! know all -Rgs are not
what they should be. There are high
minded and iow.minded eggs, Just a.
there are high.minded and low. minded
men. Some eEEs are bold. buster.
some. I might even say noisy eggs
Again. there arc eggs that are COW.
srdiy egg. Hits you and runpl
Hut there 10 q happy medium. YOU
forget. cir. tho great mars of quiet,
eggs. who are 20 BE- r.vered and re-.
speeted. not merely Joked with.
All the worlds an esq.
And all the men and women merely
hctohings. r. $.
Tkrsuas Titssttss's Spectacle.
Fiction - 4 Kaleidoscope dcftly
turned by the artist. endisssiy reveal
ing the multiform eolors OF reality.
The DRAMA kaleidoscope regis
teTIng the tremulous pulses OF the So
cisi heart.
Poetry--A telescope peerinE into
the heavenly vaults OF the soul, seek
linz the binary stars, Truth and
Beauty.
seienoe-A microscope seiutinizins
cell and cell-the mobile proto'
plasms OF Nature and Man.
Philosophy---A eosmic hourslsss
telling the INFINITE sands OF Time In
sbysmal spaces OF Eternity.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
@crtb ncS Wienihei;lcbcn.

Nddloenl upr einl9en ,Sahren cilI
Hidlter III Nem Sericp in elmer @utz
id)dbiglug9flngc bu3 yebcu zines
aiubeo an 500 bclucrtbet hat. it
Dor GINGER 3eit pom Nidter Siernen
I'M Sronrcr Sbcrgeriht cine dbnIidl
anmlthenbe @ntideibung 9efdQt
pprbcn.
Ser Sntcl uno @prntluo cines
12idbrtgen anaben, Der erlpieiencrs
maBen bon Dem Nutpmobil elmer
rcid)en Same ilberinbren llnb october
lpuroe, perflugte pieie Game uIf
3abIunB elmer @ntihdoiguna III Sohe
bon $4,000. Die @eifiporenen en-
fanutcu Dem aldger Den 8ebntcn She'll
Der alaseiumme, $4,000, 8u. Ser
Hid)ter entifieo ieboh. buB benz aIas
ger MIR $40 3%uitdnoeu. uno itieb ben
SprIh Der 8eid)lpprenen nm. Ser
auabc. 10 begrilnoete Der Hidltcr,
babe in ieiueu freicu Stuuocu ipot,ent
lih 5000 ais Saufiuugc uerbieut
Scr G(dBcr tonne bohiteus nieicu
Spbn fiir Die Saler bon iiebcu Woteu
bcanlprudlen. oas iino So. lppppn
Aldgcr Sl1 Nntualtatpiteu bdtte.
Sic Nuiiniiung be5 Hifter9 rpibers
ipridt nitt mr. Dem Nett2gcfilbl bca
Bottles, iouocru lie lit alidl irriltild,
nltt taltbar,
SuS &cbcu beS auabeu itelIt Gin
Aupitul BAR pas CT pcroieute, linb
Die 3inien bicie5 aapitals. Ser
@ertb bes aapitals iii I'M Nlgcnleiueu
aus Den 3inieu 81 bcitimmeu, Die bas
AapitnI brin8t pocr audi 6u brinsen
inlituuoe ipdre. Slbem Die NItpnpe
bilbtiiecriu paa Seben be5 Anoben SER
itortc. bat lie Elm Anpital peruidltet,
III hciicu uurlduii9cr Nl%Ieniebuug oic
Glteru poct Grben berehti9t murcu.
ole burh 9ntbcbrung unb Nrbeit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03

oorgcrufenen Serbdltnireu beiinbeu
uno i~lbrtgens aud in manden Staaten
Die @eiesgebuug elngeihritten lit. BE-
ionoers auf Dem Sauoe ut Die Stclz
lung Der amerifoutitten 6raleu - I'M
8e8en'as 81 europa, no Die Srau,
audi in Srieocu53eiten, an Den 0elos
arbeiten t5eilnebmeu mug - cine 8es
Idiibte. Sn Den Stdbteu uro NSus
ouitriebe3irten ieoot) bIeibt in bieier
6inIidt nod Wauches 81 pituIfeu
ilbrt9 uno 8eraoe berte, no Die mann
lid)e Nrbeitsfroft INNER foitipie!iger
ipiro. nilnmt Die Observation-Disclosures
in 8roBem gtaBe 81. SesbaIb loQteu
mir ms Die bon Srau @nnudz &uebne
ge5eigten Nu5blidc iilr bic 3ltllnft,
gut merten. Sic 6rage Der Srallelz
erlperb5arbeit bari nidJt nur pom Sc
I%ltt5puntt %rntioneller, 3, b. b~illigiter
8ilterer5engIng aus betrad)tet uub be
urtheilt pcroeu. 0ier itebcn bDberc
8ertbc uli Dem SpieIe.-(9e r
Sufel.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
I'm Sleefelo Die Summei.

SriB alng ctnila! init lelrenl dltez
rem Sruber Sdns, Der Die Sod]itule
Der nubcn Stnot beiudJtc, I'M aleefclo
ipuSieren. Nuf maud)en Iederu itnnb
Slice. Der IulItcr eirunoc. roiens
rotbe Sliltbcnf0pie trIg. 6an5 nannte
i'm pcutideu Slice pncr Tut0tIcc. Ilii
auoercn Nedcrn ituno loldler nit
maI3iaeu. blutrpthen &opfeu. 0ans
iuatc. bus lei Hurpurz ober Sntarnnte
flee.
SriB borte Dem @rlber mr. balb su.
Or Jog nit SebaGcn Den Souis9erud,
Gin. Den linoc Spmmerlilite ilber bas
&lceiclb trugcu. Yloplit rib CT Die
0tilee pom &npic uup elite elmer 0llms
mel uadl, bic lciic lummeno bon
Sliitbe 81 Sliitbc iIog
Su belt ibu Sans 6uriid uno
iprut: r&ie tunnit on. pu Oil bob
iclGit ciu flciBiNcr 9ube Bit. eiu Sbicr
lei icincr arbcit iibcrinlcu? limo nod,
ouiu Die bette Sreunoin bieies ihpnen
.aIceielbcsl"
=. ons III mciue Snd,e". cutgcg
nctc Srie. rmif bat ncuIih 10 Gin
Sicncutbier in Die giaic gcitodJcu, pns
muB 9crddt mcroct.J
.Sns iii ia llniinu! @cnm bid,
ocs @ddcrS SpiB AcUiNeu hnt. gibit on
ia nIld uiHt ocs Wteegers SuItau sic
ShlGgc nuiiir. ySit ipplcn ms lie
tcr ciuwlaI bier on Den @c2ruiu ieeen
unh Den 0umme.n Gin peuig bel Der
Nrbcit SuId,aiisn.
Stpu inB Srie I'm @raie uuo be
cbadtcte Die tlcinerL brullncn, gcihdis
tiacn GUNNER. "a ipruh Sans
.Sicicu NgumtcIn 9cht cS Ncrnoc luic
mciucs Eaters Spbn Srie. Sic
nloeeh Germ SiiBiNtcitcu. Sbrcn lauz
Gen Hiiiicl itcdcu tic in bic Slilt1cns
r0lrcu bcS atutlflccs unb iaugcu Die
0oniStr0pfdlcn hcrali2."
yllno bas ucunit OIL Irbcil. Sans?
SnS III ia %er9nilgeu! Sd mDdtc
nlh einnlal cincu Gag cine 6ummel
icin."
.Wdrc cS cir pcun 10 Gin SpaB.
lucm on >ciuc Suppe tropicmpciic
triegtcir2"
3 mch. pu milBtc id il ben l,cten.
!nnlcn Sng eiicn."
Sicbit- ou. On marc sir bd5 Glen
III milbcpollc Nrbcit. mic Der 0uus
mel nn5 0~oni0lummclu llcberpica
tbut 10 cine Nnnmncl nod mebr."
~0nL lie iti3t ciucu in Die Naic.
lpcnn man itilbdit."
~Ncim lie beirlldtct 10 ein garjcS
altcitlo,"
aSSic mcin't on Nu@. Nau22"
uHun, Ipcur 6 feline Nummcln
AItc. bctImc bec Nlcc fciucu Sumcn."
~Su1 III Sdulidumu9.
o9icin. baS lit Die @abrbeit, Srie.
Ser S~liitbeuitaub bcs Slices bleibt AZ,
DEM Norpcr Der 5unmel bGnNcn uno
miro 10 BON elmer @liitbe sur nnecrcn
ActynNcu Sui bicic @ciic pcrbcu
eir @iiltbeu BON Der 6uumtl heitGubt
lmb bi!bcu oauu tcimfdbi9e Snncn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Hegcn= NIB Somncnihirnis.

Gs CAB ciiulul cine 3cit. "a ma
eicie hcibcn II uncntbcbrlitlen @es
genitliloe nid)t actnnnt bat. Aaiier
aarl Der @roBe belt ciuit dui benz
Wnifclbe Den in iebem Sabre i%tattiins
pcuoen 9rpBen Hotbz mo 0erihtstaa
inter ircicm Simn,el ab. Nls cs baz
bel 81 reguen aufiug. nahm CT icin
tultburcS Sammtbnrctt ponl Saupte.
pcrbdrR es llntcr iciucm Mantel uuo
belt bic %crinmmluns obne Sophie
ocfunN oh. Man lpuBte buntals in
Dem mGftigeu Srnntcureihe nidts
POI cincm Regcnitirm
Sm Orient murcn bic Sdlirmc
irilhcr bcfnumt. Sic bicutcn bort m,cbr
gum Sa)uec gegcu Die b~rcnuenNcn
Sonneultrallcu. 81 China bcnllBte
man ttpn pur nlcbr ais 1900 Sabrcu
Sttrme ge9en Die Soune unb He9eH.
Sic lpnrcn aus gepltcm uno sefirniBz
ten Sapier ber8citclt. Scm Serrlher
0 China pcrbcn nph bcutSutage.
iclbit nui Der Sn9p. 24 Shirme aus
Scipe ober buntbemaltem Yupier Dor
nnNctrageu.
Sm Hcihc @irmo. III Clam, aui
Sdpa. crtcnnt man Den Hon9 cineS
Wnnues am Stirmc. Sic Siirfcn
tragen itatt DER Sd)irn,c acp0bnlid,
SGter aus @1nicicocrn. Scocr
Wos!em mhB ndmlih beim %oriiberz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03

Dem aunbcu cine G~r3iebung mo
@tIbung 9ubcu, ourb Die leiu 8opitolz
lpcrtb erb0ht iplrbc.
@cnu Der Hitter nun Den Grbeu
Die IdferIibc Summe bon S42 6uz
crfeunt, 10 5eiot er, oaB er bas 2ebeu
cines &inocs nitht oI5 &npitul an
iiebt. lleberbiea fam e5 oas @ereds
tigfcitssefiibl oc5 Bottles nidt begreis
fen, boB cine reid)e Acknowledgment
bic @Iteru unb 8eidtpiiteru zines
&naben, Den lie tootiubr, nit $42 OBJ
iinoeu iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03

! ! I'm trauten familienkreile. !


.6urdeu aui Der 2eber itammen nur
BON &oriet6rui Der. Il5 lesteu u1o
fait itiperlteu aorietiluh erpdbne idl
Die in ibrer llriad)e no@ 10 r0tbieIhaitc
SIeihiuft; Der sr0Bte Sbeil Der Sale
fommt ~jcOenfaQS q conto oes aoriets:
benu obnc ieoen Giieugebraud Der
ld)niuoet iebr bdufis, allciu ourh
SortIanung be5 aoriets, bic SIcid ;
i!ld]t.
Scr Naturali5mu5 ipiel! IL beutsus
iGBe i'll Der <nit. IN Diolccu. 9idts
flnllt mo Wtuiit line 10 JrcBc Role,
pnrurl niht Elm plbrer 5ciunbtr alIc)
%, no CT am meiiten g,ercdltiHml9
tltte, no e5 lid harrnt bIubelt. Zen
Horpur Der WuuoerJ!umen Ger
SdlGrfrng, uuiec'r Sraueu mi 0ldoz
dcu, 10 81 erboIt"t, ipic SOFT i'm &C
gebcu ict. Sd ;t'ieBe IN btt onGcz
ucbnlcu NuffnlrnQ DAB Gutl %n;t!cni9eG
nleincr .oloeu Yr,crinncr, lps!dic iijy
Nrluubt les Tcrimuoe3 Wit - gu
gInglid iinb, ord Die Gil .rocutc:c,
Wciiihi>Q"iinbe !%ucnigitcr: iidl be
wcAcu Inllcn. ibrt &oriet3 Dem ,~SclItrs
tore 81 upfcrr @ie rtiM bclohu.
luiirSt III ourm iein uno ioy.ll mlirb<
liz bcinl 3inblid ,iucr icbcu Same obac
g 'iurntl.uc gani !ciie 81 mir ldatn:
Sos ii Ncin %rrt, :! buIt > II
,ciht. Cctnpio."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
0tenenlieb.

tNus ,Ses &naben @unDerbpru"
Gin Sicblein nil id, iingeu
@ou SoniBpo9elciu,
Sie bin unb Der 'ih ldlpin9en,
@p bunte @Illnlen ieir.
Sa5 @oltlein IN benz 0rlinen
So idnlauiet auf Der @eio,
Sh iiuge 0 Den 9ienen
Iuf oieier freicn oeio.
Ser @inter baIt ~geian8en
Sus carte Suneiernpolt,
Bis oub Der Stnee per9auger
Srpit, SHaner, Nebe!polf.
llnb lpaitu Die @eire itimme'
9lad liuber Sen3en Nrt,
go madeu iit Die SnImen
Nui ibre Slumeuinhrr.
Gle Siehcn nit Der Srllnlmel,
Ser Staobel meilt pus Sdlpert;
Sbr Srllutmel uno @ehummcl
8at Niemuno nod, geidbrbt.
Sic ucbmen iuuoer 0iprbeu
Zen 8urteu &iunIenrallb.
llno re Seut III pprbcu
Ser Baum uno 0liitben Sullb.
@ic tic hic @ut5burg bGucu
Nus 9iiIonem &erGanlent,
Sam Nienruno ntd]t beitlGlleu.
Sa fcines &ilnitlers 6dno
Sat man 10 iebr beluunoert
Sic Simnlerd]en 10 glcif,
Sedscdi9t iii gc'onpert
Sns Sonigtonigrcit.
Man iiebt lie iricolid lebeu
Sbu SigeumIs unb Strcit.
Su iteter Ntiibc mcbcu
81 Gems uuo @intereSeit;
sic pilegeu ein8ltra9cn
Scr 9lumen Suft unp 5al.
llnb filbren nit Sebngeu
@elammt BEN 3uderbnl.