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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
CRUMSToWN, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brockus Of
South Bend were week end guests
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Smith.
Mrs Perry Stroup was in South
Eend Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryder and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ryder and
son Robert were in Mill Creek Fri
day To attend the funeral of Mrs.
Julia Quinn.
Miss Anna Eckis is home for a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wiltfong
and children OF Mill Creek spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Wedel
Mir. and Mrs. George Reaves and
ErmaI Reaves Of South Bend were
il this vicinity Monday.
Perry StrOup and children spent
sunday at the home of william
Kelver.
Misses Edna Schlaudraff and Cla-
rise Rowe of Mill Creek spent Fri
day and Saturday with relatives
here.
Miss Elizabeth Setter of South
Bend is visiting relatives here for a
few days
The W. O. w circle ladies met
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Brown
of South Bend Wednesday.
Mrs. J. H. Pontius is improving.
Earl Miller of Mishawaka is visit
ing with Fred Setter.
James Ryder and L. c. Hartman
were in South Bend Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach OF South
Bend spent several days with Mrs.
T.. Mccoy.
Jerry Beringer and Miss Gyldia
Ranstead of South Bend were week
end guests of the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beringer.
Misses Alice and Lillian Wedel
are visiting at the home Of their
brother Harry Wedei. OF New Car
Isle
Gnber Wedel and Miss Rhc=e
NfHken spent Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Wiltfong OF Mil
Creek
Perry. Ernest. William and Shir-
ley Adkins motored 10 Illinois Mon
cay To spend the Fourth with rela-
tives.
Miss Mildred Leeper OF Chicago ia
visiting at the home Of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Ms lanes nav-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
TERRE COUPE, IND.

Three COWS belonging TO Clarence
Jettner broke loose in the barn
while the family were away and
att srsenate of lead, which caused
immediate death.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Howe and Mr..
and Mrs. Gaegley of Lansing. Mich.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Caufiman Sunday.
Howard Burden and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Burden visited Mr.. and Mrs
viii Burden near Mishawaka sun
day.
A community center picnic was
held at Hamilton Independence day.
A large crowd was present.
l.. J. Smith and Miss Ethel Bates
Of Portage Prairie were Terre
Coupee visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Ray OF South
Bend spent Independence day with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zigler
Mrs. Florence Curry spent a few
Gays with Mrs. Joseph Burden last
week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
BERRIEN SPRINGS

Mrs. Mary Rodgers with her little
granddaughter. Mary Rodgers Of
Elkhart, was a week end visitor at
the home of her uncle, Theodore
Noel.
About II o'clock Tuesday night
the fire alarm was given. and the
fire was found at an old barn in the
rear of the Essick house on Ferry
81. The firemen promptly responded
and the blaze put out.
Miss Emma Hansen of Chicago is
a guest at the II. j. Bernard home.
Miss Marian Woodward of Rich
mond. Va. with her daughter, Mrs.
\. =. kantzler and little grand
daughter. Helen Kantzler of Chi
cago, is "a visitor at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. 5. NJ. Meek.
Ivan Carroll and family of south
Bend are visiting Mrs. Carrell's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Murphy.
Mrs. w F.. Reiber is a visitor at
the home of her daughter Mrs. J..
a. Reiber in St. Joseph.
Ray Otwell has gone TO Minnesota
where ne has employment.
John Edison with his son Ned OF
Chicago visited his sisters. the
Misses Hattie and Frances Edison.
sunday. Ned remained for a visit
of several weeks.
Herbert and oliver LOhr spent the
Fourth at the home of their uncle,
II. NcCombs. Of Berrien Center.
Mr. and Mrs 5. Burke of Archi-
bald. Ohio. are visitors at the home
of their son, 5. f. Burke.
Miss Viola Clifford OF Cassopolis
is a visitor at the home OF her
grandmother. Mrs. Julia Bechtel.
A number Of the friends and
neishbors gathered at the home of
Theodore Noel Tuesday evening for
an informal celebration. a fine dis
play of fireworks was enjoyed. in
Guiding the sending up of several
balloons and later a luscious water
melon was served.
George Kimmel Of Detroit has
Joined his family here on visit
at the me OF Mrs. Kimmel's par
euts MIR. and Mrs W. +. Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs Verne r. Stemm of
Detroit motored from Detroit Sat
urday for a visit with the former s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs William r.
Stemm.
Mrs. Rose r. Burgoyne and
daughter Lillian and Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Burgoyne attended the an
uual reunion OF the Painter Bur
eoyne families at Lake Michigan.
near sawyer. Tuesday.
Mrs A. q. Pettinger Of Worcester,
Mass. was guest of Miss Vera
Reynolds the past few days.
George Miller. jr.. and Martin
Houseworth. boys six and seven
years old. sustained injuries 10 their
ewes while shooting nrecrackers the
Fourth. George was taken 10 Or.
Bonine OF Niles. who is treating the
injured members.
seldom Boone Of Chicago was a
week end visitor al the home OF
his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. r.
/ Boone.
! Henry Phillips of Los Angeles has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07

Effective Sunday. June s. 1916
Subject 20 change without notice.
Trains leaving South Bend Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
NILES

Fred Kuss. 907 y. Front St, is
suffering with a broken leg. a Sc
verely bruised and cut arm, as the
result of a motorcycle accident. He
was driving with friends enroute to
South Bend, when in trying to avoid
an automobile he tipped over into
ditch and the motorcycle fell on
top of him Arriving at South Bend
he was taken to the office of DR..
Meyers, where he received treat
ment. He was able TO be brought
home
William o. White. residing north
of Niles was kicked by a horse while
working i'm a hay field and had
three ribs broken and also suffered
internal injuries.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
William Wallace were conducted
from the residence of her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Davis, We'd
nesday afternoon. Rev. w. H. Phelps
officiated. Interment occurred at
Silver Brook cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Early 2O2
Huron St. are parents of a daugh-
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gessner and
daughter of st. Paul are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mattiford
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Degraff, re-
siding north OF the city, are parents
OF a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Carter of St.
Louis. Mo, are guests Of her sister,
( Mrs. 2. r. Attick and family.
Mrs. Fred Stamm of Moline. III,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Esther Parmenter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07
To Preserve Her Hair

II women wCCld use an Ant-Sep-
tic OIL shampoo instead OF the soups
and shampoOs now So commonly
used. they Guild improve ratA sr
than injlrc the delicate hair plants
The hair plant is an oil plant and
20 WISH IL with soaps or shampoos
containing free aikaIi works great
injury To not only cuts the natural
Gil OF the hair but IL destroys the
fatty roots OF the hair plant causing
the hair 10 come out
EVERY WEEK ANTI-SEPTIC
OIL SHAMPOO cleanses and purifies
the sea p. dlSsolN IS and removes dan
druff opens the cloEEed hoiG-cells
and leaves the scalp soft and
healthy
To leaves the hair sof. lustrous.
fluffy and easy to handle
Excellent for men and children
also.
A Iarge bottle holding "a teaspoon
fuls soc 90 otto q. Bastian Ian
6on's Drue store. Wetuck's. Amcri-
can Drug CO.. CDonleys DRUG store.
Nicholas SchlliEg. Hans uruE store.
and other dealers In drugs and toilet
aTtIclez.-AdvL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07

PLYMOUTH, IND.

The Misses Carrie and Lucy Sem
Ter Of Fort Wayne are spending a
two weeks vacation with friends and
relatives in Plymouth.
The following record shows at the
court house for the month OF June:
20 marriage licenses and six divorces.
Since January there have been 80
divorces. The marriage record breaks
the records of 1914 when there were
Il. and 1915. when there We're %
The Plymouth band is making pro-
gress under the leadership OF prof
Lamont Davidson. of Rochester. The
concert night has been changed to
Wednesdays OF each week.
Mrs. COrdick entertained a num-
Der of young people at her home on
Thursday. the time being spent in
sewing and card playing.
The Methodist church celebrated
It's first anniversary sunday morning
The Rev. Crosse of De PAW univer-
sity gave the principal address and
a musical program had been pre-
pared. At the night service Rev. A.
NJ. Appleby addressed the cOngrega-
ton.
At the Presbyterian church the
qpartet gave the first episode Of the
pageant OF Darkness and Light"
They expect to give one episode each
month. The pastor read the various
speaking parts. the choir doing the
solo and chorus work.
A large crowd attended the home
coming at the Sligo NJ. +. church on
sunday. The storms made the time
a little less pleasant. but il was a
successful day nevertheless.
Mrs. T. ]. Twomey was a Chicago
visitor Saturday.
Miss Coral Gibson spent sunday
with Mrs. Ernest Riley in Columbia
City.
Mr.. and Mrs c. y. Snoeberger and
Harry Eastwood went to South Bend
Saturday. Mrs. Harry Eastwood be-
ing in the the hospital there.
Fred Hager is very i'll at his home
north Of the city
Miss Leona oliver returned to
Greencastle Saturday. after visiting
with Or. and Mrs. Brown.
DR.. and Mrs Day spent the Fourth
i'm Huntington.
r. j Leonard drove from Grand
Rapids. Mich. Thursday night with
the handsome twO-toned black
funeral car recently purchased from
the Michigan Hearse and Motor Co.
He travelled all night. much of the
way in the heavy downpOur OF rain.
Rev. Aaron Worth. who for many
years has been i'm gospel and reform
work, spoke TO the Wesleyan Meth
odist congregation sunday night
Charles BOggs and family Of Ar
Cos. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller of
Chicago, and DR. and Mrs. Miller and
son of Helena, Ark, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Margaret Miller of this
city
The centennial committee work is
progressing splendidly. Miss O'Keefe
is giving all her time to the pageant
and is being helped by Miss Bos-
worth The Misses Holzbauer have
taken charge Of the dances, and
Miss Holzbauer has promised to rep
resent one of the episodes by a solo
dance
The Misses cleo McCreary and
Ethel Hardy spent Sunday in Michi-
gan City.
quite a number of Plymouth
friends went to FIT. Benz. Harrison
sunday 10 spend the day with the
boys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07

returned to this place and will make
his home with his nephew. A Cuth-
bert. who lives in the bend of the
river
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

iiberbortbeiIen mo ~Iieicrte ieille
S6iiblinge moblbebnlten IN BORDEAUX
ab. Oort mlrroc inn cine 3uid)riit
al Ole 9e5irfsfaiic eingebduoigt, un0
als er iif) am Shalter einfoltb, lpltrs
bcn linn $4,000 SrnncS bin9e5ohFt,
.Sier! SIRE aommiiiion!" Ser Sol.
Dat rib erItuunt Ole 9lrl9cu ouf
worm,f linn Der 9eomte fltr5 bcoclt.
tete: p0ie &egierulg 5ablt iiir ieota
Stiid Sieb einen Sranfen Germitt.
lllussgebiibr-ocr Setrag gebort alip
Shnen." Ger Soloat, Ser iid 5lt'
gleih als gutter Yatriot iilbltc, pro.
teltierte emport: o~&cinesmegs, id
bin ntobiliiiert, irbernrbm Den gllf'
trag inn befobleneu 3ienit, be5iebe
meinen Solb, babe alio nid,tS 81 be.
fommen. Man moae ous 8elb irgenO
elmer Spital 5uweiien." slber ga fam
er bel benz 9eamten id)on an: oSit
baben nid)t ST. ptoeriprehen! liner
@i,ftrag lit, Sbnen bic gcbithrenoe
&%onuniiion mts5u5ablerl, rutb bunnit
baltal Mollen Sic, Dab mir gegen
Sic cine Sis3ipIinnr . llnteriudnrng
mItrengen?" Spru6'5 ulro id)lllg
Dem Sdalter 81, 10 oaB bem SolOaten
nihts anoeres iibrig blieb, ais nit
ieinen $4,000 Srancs ab5utrolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Ter Smsbrnber bes EruieHors.

%llS 9llbapeit miro Dem n9tellc1l
Wiener SSoltrnol" berid)tet: SSn einenl
pornebmen Sotel 8uoapcit5 ipeiite
Dor einigen Sagen eiu llniperiitatS.
profeilor nit einigen ieiner Sreunbe.
Hoh benz g~lbenoei'en erihienen Die
9igellner, uno bal0 mar Die Stim.
milng lebbaft mo gebobell. PIN
NadJbartiid) iaB Elm einiamer ocilt-
ider Sffi6ier. Sein Gilge ober irrte
imlner mieoer 81 Der lltltigen 8eIeQ.
id)ait biniiber. Die llngaru bemerfs
ten Dies. Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
erbob lid iteate lid Dor uuro Bot ben
Sffi5ier, an ieincm Glide Elus 81
nebmen. Ger 0elltid)e rloEm oic Gin
laollng al, ulb icstc iih 81 ibnen,
iiuo als Die quite 2aune nit porgc.
riidter Stlinoe INNER bobcr geItiegcn
mar, trllg Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rbrn YriioerI1ait al. Ger Sfii5ier
nabm bas angetrogenc Oh audi an.
YlDslid) palrote iif ser Hroieiior al
Ben 9elitiden: Sage eigentlih,
9riloer, mas lit oas fiir ein Sr0en an
beinem Solie?"-oIus lit oos @rob.
freli5 meines Sollsoroens." Ger BRO.
feiior bielt gonj erltalunt on mo Die
Srage entihliipite ieinen 2ippen;
ga. lper bit Ou oenn bam eigent.
li6?"-Ter SfiiSier aber ertpiberte
lG6elnb: sd bin Ser @roBber6og
npn Weflenburs.S 6lperin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
@ic picl Bier ipiro in Iind)en
gctrnnfcn?

lleber oicie angciiftS Scr Bier.
eiuidr6ufinaen ooppelt intcrei'ante
Sroac gtbt oo8 neileitc Seft bcs Sta.
tiitiifen WonotsberihteS" Der Stnot
Whinfel (SSuli 1870 einigen PHI.
ifluB, Der alleroingS mr. buS Sobr
1914 beriidiihtigt. bngegen Die Bier.
acknowledgements beS Sabres
1915 nid)t mebr eriaBt. ESTn Sabre
1914 beitanoen in Wiind)en cir.
iflieBlid Der acknowledgements
% 9ral,ereien. 9eret Wal5oer.
braltd) be5iiiert lid auf 1,130,723
Seftoliter, oopon 1,t21,009 sur
neutrality-suspicious.. Die 9iercrScIl.
gltn9 6etrlrg 1898, 700 Settoliter.
Ole Siereinnibr nod Miilf,el n
faBte 22,92S Seftoliter, Die Iushibr
1,463,S23 Seftoliter. 9emala6 be.
lief ii6 Der 9ierperbrallf) in WSin.
den muf 1.557,S05 Seftoliter, mas
BEL eilter @ilapo6nerid)aft bon 645,.
900 alrf ben &upf Der Seoolferung
einen idbrlifen 9ierperbraudl bon
242 Otter m,sntad)t. Sreilih bari
man bieie gierilutb nid,t aaein Oen
Miindencrn sur Salt legen, oem Die
pieIen SremOen tblln in oieier 9e.
5iebung ebenfoaS ibr 9etes. SIN
iibrigen iiuft baS auf ocn aopf Ger
Wiindencr eimpobnerid)ait trefienoe
iGbrlide Sierauantnm iortpGbreno.
@Gbrcrro eS 1914 lid auf 242 2iter
belief, betutg IS 1913 nod 800. 1912
312, 1911 $50 Sitter; i'm Sabre 1900
traien 3S1 &itcr oui oen Ntiindencr,
i'm Sabre 1890 gar 49, Otter, alio
mchr ais oaS ooppclte ocs bcrItigcl
aoniumS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Gunitantinupel.

Tur Ilo6 neib geltall, miepiel
@irhpo6ner apnitalttinopel fat. 0es.
bdl6 bielt Der rehtgldlt6ige Siirfe
jeoe @plfs5dblung fir iiberfliiIiig mo
beban0elte lie, menn er babel mit6lts
mirfen berlfen mar, in 9allid) rlr0
gogen. 9tat Der lesten tiirfiid)erl
3aDllng bon 1885 ioute Der Staot.
freis aonitartinopels $4,000 &opfc
rmiaiien, oarrtter 3S5,000 Siirfen,
genaiier Wo6anme0aner, $4,000
@riefer, 10000 Mrmenier, A 1000
Ssiroen, 1000 8lllgaren un0 1872 900
frentoe Staatsangeborige, 0arIntcr
10000 9riefiide. Seute ihdet man
Die 9epolferlng nad) Der neueitell
guiloge bon Meper5 Heiieblld) fir
Die 9olfanitaater iirO aonitontinopel
-eine Sunbgrltbe aQes @iiienSaper.
t)cn ii6er Suro ltno Sellte 5lpiid)en
9elgroO ltno Ser Gagoao.9 obn-ouf
t,125,000 a0pfe. 9urunter ioQcn
ii6 obne Die @rieden 10000 frem0e
Staatsntgeb0rige b%eiiToen, itberrpie.
geno 2%euantiner, Eerier II. /. ~. Dad,
Den oa,tiden Grmittelurgen Don
1905 Iebteu bamals IN ser gall5ell
Siirtei ul,r 1900 oeutife Reidsan.
geb0rige. God lit Die 3obl Der
Oeiitifen in Der Silrfei icbr erbeblif
GROCER, bo lie 0urd 0eltid).S eItcr.
reiber, SdNuei5er II. i. 10. uerpieIfa6t
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Sin tbeures Salalid,t.

&utburii,a bon RliBluno fallS emit
ori ibrer tSalSbaltungS @edpums
10000 Hhlbel fiir SalgIid,ter m,ge.
iest. o. JIG itrcngen 9efcbl errbeili
bate, Dab an ibrem Sole fem Salg.
lidt sebramlt wcrOeu ioate, 10 errestc
oieie Slrnmle nm 10 mebr ibre Der.
numbering. sliif @rlnb elmer a1lgc'
itelten llrlterilidprng ergab cS lid,
Oeun. baB Der ilnsc @roBfiirit alcr.
mIocr lid zines Cages hattie Elm 3al9.
lid)t fomnlen laiien, NM ieine mlige,
i%prlut9eneu Sippcn bamit az beitrci.
den. Ger bctrefienoc Safai itellte 4
Yflrnb IN Rctmuna, iein 8orgeietter
mohte 800 Riibel oarnlls. mo 70
lpurbe bic Summe INNER bober mo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

lad 9topi 9a5ar Sll 9eritten bin. @ir
iprcd)en uiel llno lallge ilber Die otter
ELECTROMAGNETIC Irnlee, BON Der id)
MN idlon @iniges fannie. Sd fano
bel oent flllgen uno por1llen Sffi5ier,
beu ih bon oanulS Der lieb in Der
Grinnerlii1g bebolten hattc, etipas,
mas mir 10 oft in ben lester Wod)elt
begeanet mar, nGmlid) Die Crime.
ring an Ole critic 3eit beS ariegs ais
az, etrpoS 6erihlagero SrugiideS.
Yfan mar, in eirem ilberfonunencn
8oritelungsfreis, in ienen eriten 800
natel ltadt alif Die Huiien lositiirSt.
Die 8~oritcQung bon Sapferfeit uno
Solodtenpiliht noQte es 10 baben.
@S mllrbc MIR geitiirmt. Is mlirbe
ales nit Dem rcillen Temperament
oll9cBnllgcn-biS man almGblih ON
9eiIpicl oeS @eeners bieien Sooes.
miltb brcmite. 9upon er5GbIte Der
Sollptmarn piel. Seine grliit triig
baS @iierne areliS. Seine Gimme
iprod, m:c ounflc @cid,id)tc, Die IN.
abIuenobar mar mo iii. mo oils or
BON Sen 5lpeiten Sfladrcn bel Gem.
berg er5Gblte, in oenen Die gliitbe oes
0itcrrcif)iid) ungariiden Seeres 10
idIucr beimgciild)t woroen ipar, oa
idHnolj Die itnrre, Ituhlernc @clt-
9cId)ihtc 5lt Dem pcbmiitbig cbcln
iebniiid)tigen Wenihentbim Siriid.
oll5 Dem 0od) ollein ihrc milocn Bal
laben luic pllfoniid)c 6ic1crunfGle
aufbred)en.
Mild, Die Stdot oeS q. g. I. bate
pieI bonn arieg geiebelt uuro crlcbt.
Die Huiien Datten JIG nit toQcr Sart.
nddigfeit 81 bnlten perIiidlt. SIRE
9annmeile trGgt nod Die Smlrel
Damon, Hlliren mo gefeItiglrngs'
mcrfc. limo ipeun ma olirf Ole Part
nit Shnee bepadten Goritaotitraben
binaus IN Die @nnnneile eebt, 10
liegt alih BORT Der ergreifelrbc Solou.
tenirieoboi, IN Dem Die Inn Die Sta0t
8eiolelien &opf an 2opf III langel
! Geiben nebeneinonoer ifluTmerlt, 10
mie iie uebeneinarrocr binallsge5o9en
marcn. @incr bat mic ser anoere
oaSielbe einfad)e mo idouc, nit
einem Ireied ~iiberoad,te arei5 itber
lid cine idauar5e Saiel nit einem
mciBen Hamen. SdmilSt Der bide
politernoe Sdplee bon ben @rdberu,
10 peroen JIG pieleiht eimlal CT.
iteben, IN Sdppdrmen, aonlpasnieu
urb 9atoilonen unb Itilrnlen gegell
lbcn Iniciter ullb gegcn HllBlaub. Oell
@ei9 meiter, ans benz JIG por5eitig Die
augel geriiien bot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
SranS0iiid)er Sdlenorian.

@ic balsitarrig and Ole franSoii.
iden aan5leimcnid)en al, Dem berge.
brndten Sd)lcnOrian ieitbolten, be.
mciit folgeIroe f0itlide Seihid,te, ole
Der Sri be YariS" ieilen 2eiern bic.
tet: SSnr On Elm bieoerer &orporal
Der ,Scrritoriale" Ganoiuebr). I'M
biirserlid)cn 2cben Sleiidbeid)auer.
Dem man bic gluigabe iTbertragelr
hattc, fiir ooS 9epartenlent @ironoe
$4,000 Stiid Sd,ien ani5iifauicn mo
nodo 9orbcmlr ub6nlicfcrn. Ter aor.
porol elrtlcoiatc lid bicieS sl,iitraaeS
sl,r polliter 3ufrieoenbeit iciner Dor.
scietten licb ii9 heim @infm,fe nidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
geriibmter !Sniidmieb ~seiturben.

0anSiger 3eitungen meloen ouS 9lb.
lcben BON @llitdp aoblS, Der ulif Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sdpile 5l Ma.
rientbllrg oIs 2ebrer fir SufbeNdlag
funeirte. 3ur Belt oes 9urenfrie9eS
mar er @%igentbImer elmer groBen
SdrmieOe IN @rauoen3, @eitpreuBen.
GineS Cages brad,te elm EieroebanO'
Ter itber 100 III HlrBlano gefaufte
@feroe iiber Die @rerSc mo madte
NIT &CblS eincu 8ontraft fiir beren
SuFbelhlag. Die 9lrbeit war beinabe
%poQenoet, OILS aobls erflibr, oab Die
Yferoe fiir England altgefduit iparen
uno nah 9lfrifa geididt iperoen ioQ.
ten, INN gegen Die @l,ren perpenoet
al mer0en. r'rumter nit Den Sui.
eiieul" rief aobls init loilter Stim.
me, ,wir iimb Srcltnoe ser 8urenl"
SroB Der beitigen Yroteite oeS
9ierbebdnOlerS muroe iein @eiebl
bon BEN SdmieOegeiellen ollsgeiiibrt.
9iele @piiobe mur0e iiberan be.
fonnt urb &oblS er6ielt aus allen
@eIttbeilen wegen ieineS 8erboltens
9lnerfemmurgsidreiben Ger 0idter
Baul Slider perbcrrlidte Die Chat
bes iunderen MonneS ourf cine BAL.
laoe. @ls @eneral Se @et mad, Dem
&rieg nah 0eutihlan0 fam, ilihte Ell
Wteiiter aubls aut peranluBte i'm
nit ibrr nad) Berlin an rciien, lpr
@eioe bon ser nit ben Buren, INN.
patbiiiren0eu geooIferung begeiiter,
begriiBt ipurOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Sin Sdnuinoelgeid)aft a~nfsebObsn

Gin acknowledgements, oaS ieinell
SiS in &Dlu aln Hbein mn in gre.
met bate, lit bon Ser 9erliner ari-
minalpoli5ci s~uIgebobeu iuorbeu.
Cine SirmC. Subann Serfcrt & SO.
periprad, in 3eitungsanSeisen 9e1,ten
obne fallfmGnniite aenntniiie cine
iidere Gyiiten5 uno Elm iabrlihes
@infomuen bon 5000 bis 6000 @tarf
burd Sertricb bon 9coarfSartifeln
fir ben tdglidlen aoniunl. 9ie 5obl.
loIcn 9e,perber crbielteu eincn Sc.
itdftSbriei nit &opi0rlid pSanf.
girofonto, Selegrammooreiic, Scrn.
ipredpr" ino Der W%ittheilung, oaB
Der 8ertreter beS @eifdit5 in ben
nGditen Saeen naf Berlin fonunlen,
in eiten nGber be5eidncten Sotel
obiteigen unb 5l eillcr 9eipredping
5ur 8erfiigung Itebelt weroc. 9sad)
oieIer 9eipredung mllroe Damn elm
nit Der Shreibmait)inc berseitelter
8ertras lmterihrieber. Su Dem
@ertrage wuroe ieoem 9eperbcr Die
Acknowledging iiir Berlin mo Die
Fropin5 gran6erbllrg periprod)er.
@ertrieben meroen loQten Soilettelap.
pen, Sdeuereinlogen, Slit, 9imiteill
lllro artoerc Hlismittel. Die Sertre.
ter perpilidteten lid BON Der 6irnta
Scrfert & so. iabrlid miroeitens fiir
2400 Diarf @ooren in Sertrieb 81
nebmen. Sic miBten bieien 9etrag
entlueoer gleid) III baarem 8cloe ooer,
ipelut tie iopiel @el6 niht battcn,
tbeils III 9elb, tbeilS in SihtpedJieln
be5dblen. Ioiiir rc6ete ibnen Ser.
fert, Der itctS ielbit ais Sertreter Der
6irnla IN Berlin meiIte uno in Dem
9otel mobntc, Dor, 0oB lie olrh oer
NQeinpertrie6 leid)t III jeoem SSobr
cine groBe Summe peroienen fonn.
ten. Serfert itrid) baS 8elo ein,
madJte Die WedJiel 81 8elo ulo licB
Die 8ertreter AM ole 8aore warten.
Die gerliner arimilalpoli5ei, bel ser
In5eigen eingingen, iteate ieit, oaB
Serert IN &oln am Hbein einen flei.
nen aelerruim beiaB. in Dem CT
einen ein5iger @r6eiter bcid)Gftigte.
9ie meiteren grmittelungen ergoben,
Dab es lid nm einen Strpinoel ban.
oelte. 9erfert mlroe oarulrf 5u
einem 8erbor por9eloben iutb Damn
iofort IN 6as Roabiter llnteril,.
dplnsSgefGngniB einseIiefert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
8aQicni ais GrSiebcr.

Sic leste Mmtsbanolllng oeS pori'
gen iran5oiiifen aricgsminilterS
MiQerano mar befamntlih Der @rlab,
Der ben IuSbang bon Hlafaten nit
benz Cert: .Stmeigt, ieib poriid)tig
ullo mibtrmptih; oenn Die Sbren Der
Seinoe boren @ud!" a~noronete. 9lele
Rlafate gelangten iiberaa gum Ills'
bang, iobaB gali5 Baris beilte NIT
bieien 8arnungstaieln auStopejlert
lit. llnl1ngit betrutcn am Ibeno orei
nit boditer glegan5 gefleioete 9a.
men eiilen @aaen l.. &laiie Der I'm.
tererunbbafM, Der bon Der Slace De
Ia Goncoroe ans iirbr rnrO on oelleil
5enitern lulo Sbiiren ielbitperitGno.
lid oos Miaeraroide Ylafat nift
feblte. 9ie orei Oumen ieeen I'M
@agen iogleih nit aaer Sebbaftlg.
felt Die llnterbaltung fort, Die lie 1l1
Dem 8abniteig begonnen batten. sic
iprad)en bon ben ariegs.@ reigniliet,
bon ibren @atten umo 9riioern I'M
Seloe, idppasten BON militariiten
gin5elbeiten, iibten an Den 8~eneralen
unb ibren Yl6nen berbe aritif, gefie'
len iib III 3ufmits @rorterlwgen,
rnO oas allies NIT larlter Stimme, ais
meim lie allein I'M Wagen mGren. als
Der 3ig belt, erbob lid cin altercr
Serr, Inn aus5uiteigen ulo lagte. ais
er al Ben orei Ianlen norilbcrihritt,
trodenen Cones: .Wicine Iamen, Der
ariegsminiiter miiroe Sbnen auBer'
orOentlid) banfbar iein, mcun sic lid
enrld,licBen fonnten, Den Wtiino ctrpas
meniacr peit aui5unloden." Der.
mirrt idnpicgen Ole Oomen urlo lubell
perlegeu IN oen ShoB. Ter Serr,
Ser ibneu ole 2eftion 6ltbeil meroen
licB. lpar nieranb anoeres ais Der
arie9Sminiiter @alieni iclbit in 81
pil, Der Die @elcaeubeit wabrlebmcu
AT miiiien 9lailbtc. Der lcttcn Der.
iiieune ieincS SorgGn9erS Heipeft 81
perifafiem.