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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-01
UNLAWFUL SPECIALIZING
IN COTTON FUTURES
FIVE BROKERS ARE HELD ON
TESTIMONY OF WOMAN. ONE
A DAWSON MAN.

ATLANTA.-As a result of several
months Investigation Solicitor Cen
eraI Hugh NJ. Dorsey's Office III ac-
cordance with the provisions of the
Smith-Lever bill against specializing
in cotton futures the Fulton grand
Jury in special session Wednesday
indicted five local cotton men on two
counts each, one charging speculation
lin futures and the other maintaining
gaming house.
The dealers are w. Collier Estes
and H. C. Cothran, T. NJ. Hutchin-
son. H. X. Stanford and c. H. Ar
thur. Their bonds were fixed at
$1,000 each by Mr.. Dorsey and their
cases were set for February 7 be-
fore Judge Hill in the criminal court.
The solicitor refused to discuss the
cases. but it is understood that much
of the evidence was worked up by
woman detective, who watched over
the offices at various times. At
given signal on Monday morning at
10:15 O'Clock eight city detectives
walked in pairs into four offices, two
in the Gambler building and two in
the Austell building, and subpoe-
naed everybody in sight.
About so witnesses in addition to
the defendants were summoned to
appear before the grand jury, ten of
whom are from out of town.
Only nine witnesses were examined
before the grand jury considered that
it had enough evidence to indict, and
the others will be heard at the trials.
The indicted brokers have hired an
and will fight the cases.
Their attorney says: eve do not
think it is proper, at this time, to
state in full just what our position
will be, but will say that since the
passage of the Smith-Lever bill by
this entire business has been
transacted under the provisions of
that bill. If these gentlemen have
been conducting the business as
charged they have been doing so I'M
der the Smith-Lever bill, and for
that reason have violated no law of
Georgia. Under the law, as is we'll
known, whenever congress legislates
on a matter of this sort all state laws
on the subject are, by their action,
repealed"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-01
WANT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
CHOSEN BY THE DISTRICTS

DIR. Statham Proposes to Introduce
Resolution In State Committee.
When J. R. Statham one of the
members of the state democratic eX-
ecutive committee from the Third
district, attends the state meeting
on Feb. 10 by Chairman Reagan he
will submit a resolution calling for
the election of delegates to the ma
tional convention by districts and not
by the state at large, as they are now
selected. DR.. Statham's idea is to
give the power of choice to the peo-
pie themselves.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-01
DEAD GROW HELD
DOLLAR BILL IN ITS BEAK

One KIeptomaniac Bird Found to
Have Stolen Something of Value.
SACRAMENTO, Cal.-The crow
has long been notorious for its KEEP
tomaniac tendencies and known to
steal almost anything, but from the
camp of the Chico Construction Co.,
near Shippee, south of this city,
comes a story of a crow that was dis
eliminating enough to steal some
thing of value.
John schonlow, foreman for the
company, went hunting. He fired
into a flock of crows, killing one.
When he picked up the bird he found
tightly clasped in its beak 81 bill.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-01
4 TOUGH TURKEY WAS
THIS PROUD BIRD, SURE
Struts Around After Being ''Killed
and Picked.

GENTRY, Mo-A naked turkey
that had been picked clean of all its
feathers caused some excitement in
the poultry house at this place when
it was found wandering about the
picking room.
The turkey was supposed to have
been killed, then it was picked and
left on the hook in company with
many other dead turkeys.
AS the work was done for a time
the room was closed and then the
turkey must have Topped from the
hook. 1t had evidently been wander
ing about for several hours and SEEM
ed rather dazed.
The bird was promptly killed
again, and required no further prep
aration for market.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-01
NOW FEELS ENTIRELY WE'LL.

A. H. Francis, Zenith, Kan, writes
81 had severe pain in my back and
could hardly move. I took about
two-thrids of soc box of Foley Kid
ned Pills, and now feel entirely well.
Middle-aged and older men and wo-
men find these safe pills relieve sleep
disturbing bladder ailments. Dawson
Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-01
FOLKS MARVEL IBECAUSE
CYCLONE" WEARS COLLAR
WASHINGTON BUZzES WITH EN-
CLEMENT As CONGRESSMAN
DAVIS OBEYS WIFE.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Next to the
national defense question the most
discussed matter in Washington now
adays is that style of high collar Jas.
Harvey Davis, better known as ICY
clone" the picturesque representa-
tive from Texas, is wearing. The
collar. he wears are the first collars
that have chafed or graced his neck
in twenty years. What's more, they
are regular "chokers.'
cyclones" beard, which has done
great service in crushing the ambi-
tons of cravat statesmen, is posed at
an angle which exposes the first neck
tie worn by him in twenty-five years.
The wearer has made it clear that he
sees no need or advantage in either
of these adornments, but that his
wife was impressed by the number
of collars worn in the east and ask
ed him to succumb to the yoke. The
very next day Mr.. Davis placed still,
cold, sharp and what appeared 10 MIN
very high collar about his indignant
neck and allowed fond hands to haul
a heavy necktie into action.
"CycIone' Collars.
And then started the conversation.
All Washington wagged, The newspa-
pers noted the extraordinary occur
renee. And finally the matter OF
cyclones collars came up officially |
when the congressman himself enter
tanned the house with an explanation
of why he has donned stiff collars
for the first time in twenty years. To
emphasize his declarations he used
poetry:
Mr.. Davis arose to reply to story
in New York newspaper, which
said when he first put on collars he
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-01
a CTTHBERT MAN IS HELD
IN JAIL AT FITZGERALD
G.. I'll. Martin Charged With Forgery
in Connection With Insurance.

Mr.. C. H. Martin, former resident
of this place but recently of Fitzger-
aid was arrested a few days ago on
a warrant charging him with forgery.
The warrant was sworn out by W. H.
Circuit. of Cordele, representing an
insurance agency for which Mr., Mar
tin has been working.
He waived commitment trial and
is in Jail here, as he is accused OF
forging the name of Cuthbert citi-
zen in connection with an insurance
policy.
Mr.. Martin is a nervous wreck hav-
ing been in bad health for years, and
is considered scarcely responsible for
his actions Cuthbert Leader.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-01
CAT SIGN OF THE HORSES HEAD
While New York Shudders at the Horsefesh Invasion
France Has Enoyed This Food Since Days Of Caesar

horse flesh formed part Of the daily
rations of each French soldier, while
the officers were allowed a pound
each.
During the first empire Baron Lar
ney, chief of Napoleon s medical staff,
did much to encourage the use of this
food
But in France itself ordinary food
having become abundant after the
revolutionary period, horse flesh
ceased to be used as a nutriment until
1911, when the high cost of food and
lack of employment made themselves
felt.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-01
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old STANDARD Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
nd IRON 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
o1,t Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Pu;lds Ut the Whole System 81 cents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-01

New York is considerably agitated
over the possible inclusion of horse
flesh on its menus, made altogether
probable by the recent action of the
metropolitan board of health in rails
ing the ban on the sale of this pala-
table and nutritious food.
If Paris, for example, knew of the
opposition to it which has arisen in
New York it would be surprised.
Thousands of Parisians who made the
acquaintance of this food during the
siege continued to eat it afterward.
And thousands eat it now, not be
cause of the war, but because they
have found it palatabIe and health
full
The BrOnzed Horses Heads.
Among the sights of Paris, strange
to American visitors, are the shops
above which are displayed horses
heads in bronze. They are reminders
of the siege of 1901, when the
population of the city was without
beef or pork or any of the other or
binary foodstuffs.
"At the sign of the horses head
denotes the location of horse meat
shops. For four months, in 1870,
100000 Parisians ate horse flesh,
consuming $4,000 animals. Gener-
ais and privates, the wealthy and the
poor, shared the same food. And
they thrived upon it.
In an official publication issued
about a year ago, it was shown that
11.2 per cent Of all the meat consum-
ed in France was horsefesh. In Paris
are PAS butchers, who sell nothing
but horse meat and mule flesh. These
meats cost in France only about half
as much as beef, but there are scores
of families which prefer one or the
other to any other kind of meat, even
when the question of economy is not
considered.
Many hundreds of horses are ex-
ported 10 Jl6 COuJlu6HI 1tOlu LII 8
land every year for the purpose OF
food, and usually when Peris cab
horse has outlived its usefulness it
finds it's way to one of the municipal
abattoirs.
Horse Flesh in History.
Horsefesh as food was introduced
into Gaul, when the country was in
vaded by the Franks, after the cor
quest by Julius Caesar. A police reg
ulation drawn up in 1904 shows thai
it was eaten in Paris at that time. Al
the siege of Paris in 1890 the fesr
of asses was held in high regard
During the siege of La Rochelle, il
1928. the Protestants by eating theil
horses sought to prolong their resist
ance against Richelieu.
During the revolution, too, hors'
flesh was largely used and at the
siege of Genoa in 1900, when Mas
sena withstood the Austrians for sew
eral months, a quarter of pound o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
y ,.xsn,la.resr aaasstts, pn,t,ssrstae, ner 8. 5shr,aar 1915.

frauernben SamiIie unier 8eileiol =
0te 0amilie llrbiu, be9in9 am 20.
Sanuar elm fro6es Samilierfeit. Yin
bieiem Sage tparen es % Sabre gee
tporoen. oaB Serr Safob llrbin uno
SRI. gatbarina Gl%ettenberg 'i6 Die
Sanb gum ebeliten Bunbe reidten.
Serr llrbin lit elm Sobn oes Gngema
burger QdnbGens, Weisipampah nennt
iid iein Beburtss uno Seimatbsort.
unb tam I'M Sabre 1871 NIT ieinen
gltern mad Nmerifa uno puroe bier
Dor 25 Sahren in Der ct. Wihael'ss
Stride NIT ieiuer Satin. elmer 5ods
ter bon Germ uno Srau @ilbelm
Glettenberg eetraut. llniere 8ratus
lation! = Serr YuuI s. Seiereiien,
Der maeseburser S6onsman" befins
bet iid in benz Hortb Chicago Suipital,
mo er iieb elmer Operation u~nter3osen
bat. SoffentIi1 pirb er balb pieber
berseite1t iein!--(.2uy. 8tg."
Heoita, Sswa.-am 81. Sanuar
feierten 6err unb Srau Sobn BRETT
bad bon bier ibre SilberbudSeit.
OluuIpuUlu!-(2 Q.J
2amptte, Soua.-Am %. Snnuar
itarb bier 5rau Sobn Scopes I'M 0ai$
ibrer Sodter Srau Yeter Sreoen. Sic
Beritorbene iparb geboren I'M Sabre
1888 I'M 8robber3o9tbum 9urembur9.
gor 60 Sabren fam lie mad Nmeriiu
uno lieB lid in Sadion 9ountp. ga,
nieoer. Sic binterldbt iehS Sod)ter,
Srau San'en bon CASCADE, Sa., Srau
Snrb bon 9ancroft, Sa., Srau Better
Breben. Sr., Srau Sobn Bits, Srau
W. y. Sapes nnh Srau 5. s. 8irder
bon bier; bier Sobne, Watb. unh
Better bon bier. Wifael bon Hodbale,
So, uno Nifolns bon Nnbretp. So.
Sic rubc in Srieben! Sen trauerna
ben Sinterbliebenen unier Seileio!-
(2. g.
ct. Gluuo, Minn.-8ir leien I'M
.Norblteru" iol9cnbe pelterid)iitternoe
Nadriht: Setter s. Sbciicn mi
Sulius Nbams iinb Wontas mad ct
2ouis sereiit. TOO tic Der Gonpentior
Der Illerpelts. : 3amcele
beitpobnen tperoen.
Mtnaiba, Wis.-Serr Napoleor
@ils wurbe bier bonn Sobe oabinse'
raft mo om 20. Sanuar BON Del
ct. Iarieus Stride aus utter 2eitunl
bes 6errn YfarrerS Summel our eruis
gen 8ube 9ebettet. Or rube IN
Sriebenl
HaSmpnb, Spma.-Intt. Sd)mit
ut iton ieit etlifcn Wohcn frnnf
8ir ipiiniten ibm ret,t baloiae 8e'
neinnel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
eei6ob berInter unb erlitt einen
ShdoeIbrud.
G~ipiIftunbss Eahrihten.

SterbeiGue Der Std6t 9urcm,
8om 26. Nop.: Hitolans
9emmeu, SO Sabre alt. 9ienittnet,t.
ebelos; Yeter @Iobt. 40 Sabre ait,
Rottenarbeiter aus Wutfort. = 2S.:
gIiie Stauot, 10 Sabre alt, 8ittipe
erffer Che bon Gus. laurent, 3tlbs.
Tppoerapb uuo gbefrau 3~tueiter gbe
BON gnton 2aurent. aIempner. -
80: aatbarina gberbarb, IS Sabre
alt, Bitttpe bon Sobann 8eiipers.
stlbS. 3ugfiibrer. - 2. Sea: Ytihel
Philippe, 1S Sabre alt. g%ilbbalier,
ebelos, aus NterI; Better Sintcner, so
Sabre aft. Taalobner aus Sonnetpes.
"A A.: Iihel Reitlins, II Sabre alt,
9a9lobner, ebeloS aus 2anl; Worsnz
retba Better, IS Sabre alt, @heirau
bon Yeter Serris. peni. Sberlebrer;
Waria Sfabo, II Sabre alt. Wittfpe
bon Sobaun Smes, 5tlbs. 8elepbons
arbeiter. = s.: Suianno gbere, "a
Sabre alt, Bitttpe bon Rhilipp tSarts
mdnn Sarrmes. otlbs. Sleiifer. -
g.: Barbara &ot, 20 Sabre dlt,
8ranfenifpeiter. ebeloS. - T.: AIice
Taaiaug. Z Sabre alt.
StcrbeiGne Der @emeirbe Sole
r Doom 5. Roo.: Hob. Iit. 3fups
pert, alt 10 9tondte, e. b. ). Y.
Ruppert, 8asarbeiter, SoIlcriH. =
a.: RasbaIena, gen. Selcna 8runp.
aft SO Sabre, ubne Stano. 8ittipe bon
Better Weriap. 5tlbs. 9etorationsz
mailer an SoGerif. - TO-: Spiepb
SootS, alt 6 Nonate, Solerif. =
16.: Sobann Tbeiien, alt 80 Sabre.
Nderer, @aspertd). - 49,: Sultiu
VauIi. aft 7 Ronate, gonnetpeg. -
90: Sob. SdeiS, alt 70 s., Inter.
nebmer, 8reussriinohen. - &C.:
&atbarira Ediieen, alt 43 Sabre.
Observation-Disclosures, SoIerid,; Hoger
Soiepb 3oler. alt 8 Nonate, Soacs
rid. - %: Seinrid Walset, alt 60
Sabre. aderer, Nihelau. - 90:
aarl 0aubenfels, alt SO Sabre, Tau>
rer, 8onnepeg.
9 'rbeiGIe Der Staet d a. B..
ALA e.-Som 7. Sea: &uboipisi
ellie SuIiette. 8 Wsfeu alt; CHER
Nifolas, Z Sabre alt. - s.: Yin3sa>
iimsa Balma, rs Sabre alt. obne Ct;
Gaines Warcel. II Wonate alt. -
10: 8ebl Natbias Soiepb. 8 0od,eu
alt. - H.: 8edins Suzanne. II 5.
alt. obne Ct; Sacauin Iaria, is 5.
alt, leois.
Sterbeidlle Der Stabt Mills
Vom II. Se3.: gliiabetb 5haad, alt
70 Sabre, gbeeattin o @i1es Sads.
= 49,: Suianna Steinbprn. II :.
alt, @besattin BON Sobam Sduciber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Wru6brpugtbum.
Aus Ser djamptfa6t.

ariesSaelb.-0eulid iii bas luremz
burger ariegsgelo aus 9riliel bier
einsetrpiicn uno i'm SpanballerT
Sburm. pulso SparfaNenbau III
Siderbeit sebradt iporpen. Ste
neueu lurembureiideu 3pcis Souse
unb Gins SouSitiide limb betunntlid)
aus 3inn berseitelt uno dbuelu Iebr
benz belsiiten Aleineelb, nm 10 mebr
alS lie ebenfdls nit einem God III Der
Wtitte perIebcu fine. 9as @cprGge
Der neiien lurcmburser SdeibemilnSe
lit iolpobl fir Die SINH oils Die 3cbns
9cntimcsltiide hasIelbe. Nui Der
eineu Scite tra9cu lie Die Iufidriit
.@ranbs SudIt DC luxembourg" neblt
Der SabreS5abl 1918. Iuf Der ans
beren Scitc, bic 8~ertbaneabc unb oils
8cr3ieruns cine Gidenlalibipinouna.
9as Iusiebeu Der neucn @clbitilde 1T
Elm ihipar5s bldnlitcs.
Cine fiirhlide @eibnahtSsabe. -
USE bas .Surcmburaer 8ort" CT
fdbrt, bat !. 81. $. Die @rpBberSosin
100000 Sranteu als @eibnatts9e>
ihent fir bic Siiritiecn unb Hotblciz
bcnbeu unieres 2anpcs geipenoet.
Sranfreid unS bic lugembursiihe
observation-disclosures. - Setannts
lid purbe 2uremburg i'm lceteu Cons
mcr bis our neuen @rnte iiber Sranf>
reid unb Die Shpei3 nit amerifanis
ichem 8ctreioe. be5ip. Wtebl periprgt.
Seitbem ideint Observation-Disclosures
nod inter Der Nmtsfiibruns bcS pcrs
itorbenen StaatsminiitcrS @nidlcr Der
Yeriud acmadt iporoen al iein, tpeis
tere Yropiantmcnecn iiber Sranfreid,
uno Die Sftpei3 81 crboltcn. Ib9es
ieben bon cinem Sallc bate MAJ III
bielen 8emiibunseu feinen iunbcrlitcu
Grfplg 5u per5eidnen, ea Srdnfreid)
fir cine Sortiesuns bwieierI~ erprppians
tierungstpeiie nid,t gang eingcnommen
lit. Sn Srantrcih gIaubt nan ndms
lib irrtbiimlid). Seutidlano babe Die
luremburgiide Grntc beidlagnabmt.
Wcni9itens gebt bas berpor aus elmer
GcuBerung bes fran5oiiidlcu 8cianbs
ten in Bern, Der init elmer 5ientlih be-
fannten lurembureiiten YeripnIihfeit
Suiduis i'm 8eiprdh bieie g%ebauptuns
aufitelte. Nuf Die Scmerfuns bes
2urembur8crs, baopn lei ibm nifts
betannt, obidon CT aus Snrembure
tomme. e%ntgesuete Der 8eianbte: Seit
tuie LANCE iino Sic benn abpeieno bon
2uremburs? - Seit ID 5agen. =
Damn lit III Der Slpiiben3eit bieie
Wabresel Dor Den 9eutihen er9riiien
porben. - Snrauf ionnte Der &urems
burger MIR mebr nit einem perlesenen
Stiuihipeisen antiporteu. Sofientlid,
iinS Die iran3oiiihen Siplomaten ni6t
iiber Nues 10 ihleht unterrihtet pie
iiber bas Sdidial Der lurembur9iiheu
@etreioeernte.
Der aa7atiunsbut ssrlppri Den bon
ben @ertbeibigeru beS bahlp item Srn,
8iitofs seiteltcn IntraS auf @eridbs
runs i'm Yro5eiie, Den Der 0erleser
Der r9uremburser 3eitung" segen Den
Serrn Siifpi anseitrenst bate.
Gin eisenartiser Sasbpru5eR ipurpe
fiirslih Dor benz 3uhtpoli5ei9eriht pers
banbelt. @n9eflaet mar Der 9anos
pirtb Serr emil Nau bon Nommern,
ipeil er auf benz Saaogebict bes Srn
! Hob. Seibfrieo Don Shronoipeiler 9es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

tpdrtigen SanoeI unterbinbeu. mir
mii5en un8 bteS Gues 8efduen Iallen
- benz WutterIanbe 3u Iieb. 8euu
Oeutihlanb 10 etipas tbdte, ober 9es
than bdtte. bann f1nnte man mas az
b5ren beiommen; Defenders Der -snGs
lilds< @aubaus aMi omeritanii4e Boit'
ffildt bdtfe Den Nnglopbilen Stoff ges
geben, Oeuti6lanb ben 8ries gu ers
fldren. ipenn bieier Naub beutiders
Tets aiiseefiibrt iporben mare. 8e'
reits am 10, Deaember 1915 nurben
2.Sa1 reehsrierte Eafefp6ffIfiide pess
gsnommen, aber niffs geifisbt oas
gegen, obeleid unlere Roit9eiese Die
6enfbar i4drften iinb. Sd bin abons
nirt auf Die rSbersW oIel 3eitung",
dber felt LANCER alS einen Dtpnat III
mir nod fetn ggemplar 5usesansen.
aus Der -2ugembureer 5eitung" bon
Chicago Iebe i6, bab es benz 8ebats
tenr. GERM s. 81. Batrp. eerabe 10
ge6t. Bo treiben mir eisentlih bin?
Climb bic Der. Staaten ipirflih 3u
Sflapen ober Va1allen g%nelano's 9es
tporoen? Rub bas itoIse Gmerifa lid
Niles bon Der Berfioi 8robbritans
MEMS sefaaen laiien?"
3aeaba. 0is.-Srau 5rt. Sdmis
ipar entlihe Gage gum 8eiu6 bel ibrer
So1ter. Srau Sic. 8lep. = Serr unf
Srau Grant SGmis. ST., uno ainoe,
tparen Bdite auf Der iilbernen Sod5eil
bon Germ unb Srau Nic. Seter In
Srebonia.
Gbicass, Sn.-Serr Sobn SbiQens
peilt se9entpdrti9 in gelepue, Soma
anldBlih Der Spf5eit ieiner Shiud'
germ Srl. autie Seiar, iuelhe am 10
Sanuar nit Serrn Senrp Steine5 in
Der &c. Yeter uuo Yaul' Stride 81
Sprinsbroof, ben 8uno fiir'S Seber
ihIob. Nm acknowledgement Gage
nabm Serr Sbiuens audi Sbeil IN Del
Bermdblungsfeicr bes Gpuniins Dor
Srau Sobn Sbillens, Srn. Cos. Seinr
fpelher am 10. Sanuar nit SRI. aatt
Bieieler in Der ct. Sonatuss &irht
an ct. Sonatus, Sa., III @e9cnfpari
pieler Sreunbe setraut ipuroe. Ser
iuuseu Brautpaaren niiniten mir bai
bette Slid! - Serr Yeter ShmiS
bat nit @attin am 10. SanlIar cine
Meiie nad Californian untcrnommer
unb sebenft bis Ipril BORT 5u bleiben
= Serr Nidolas @oebel lit am %
Sanllar i'm @ltcr bon 81 Sabren mad
~ldneerem 2eibeu I'M Chicago Statt
Soipital 9elturbeu. Die 9eerbisune
fanb am fol9enoen Wontas bon
Srnuerbauie nah Der ct. Seinrih's'
Stride unb pou ba aus auf Dem 9leidl'
namigen 8ottesader ltdtt. Ser Der.
ltorbcne ipar ein 8ruber bon Sral
GIeieu. or mDsc ruben in Srieoen,
Sen trauernocn Siuterblicbcuen unie,
8eileio! - Im %. Sanuar ipurb,
bic 2eidenfeier bes, iuie ihou poris'
Wohe bsrifiet, j. Den 8bilippiuer
seiturbenen 8orporals Sobn 6. get
finger. nit militdriihen gbreu be-
saneen. Die Seidle lanste am "a
Sanuar in @ilmette an unb lpurb,
nah Der Wobnung ieincr gltern il
8rob Voint sebrad,t. PIN %. Sanual
nm balb 9 llbr Wpreens, perlieB Del
2eiden5ug inter Gorantritt einel
aompasnie Solbaten bon Sort Sberi.
Dan. bas elterlifc Seim. Sic 3ei'
heutrdeer iparen ebenfaqs in Soloa.
ten Uniform. Su Der Stride ansea
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

lau9t, cmpfing Der bodlp. Serr B.
Netitraetter bic 2eihe am Ginsanee
unb seleitete bieielbe Dor ben IItar.
Sn elmer fur5en 2eihenreoe berlas er
elm 8eileibsihreiben BON &ommans
oauter, in ipeltem oerieIbc benz 0ers
itorbenen #, bas bette 3euanib aus
itelte. Hep. gSels celebrierte bierauf
Elm icierlites Reauiem uno be9leis
tete bas @eiolse mad benz ct. Sos
iepb's sairhbof. Sad Der firhlihen
Geremonie 9aben bic 2umeraben bic
iibIihe Sulpe iiber baS @rab ab, aes
folet bon, benz ~8uele eal anb
Gaps. Noec CT ianit ruben in Der
Seinatb. naboem CT Dem Saterlanoe
feline ihoniten Sabre gccpicrt! Scr
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8erels Bertha.
(6prtie g.

SdS mar pds Htobtt9lte. Sh 1d)rieb
gleid benz Sbeim mo lub ibn gu
8eibnahten ami ein Stiid .@eiplpers
tes" elm. CT miiile beitinmt fommeu.
@ir bdtten 8ihtiaes 5u belpreheu.
Sen Ge~rslsleuteu benauerte ih, baB
sas idledte 8etter ben Seiud I'm
mnSlid 9emadt babe, NIB nrildte ben
8unih aus, lie an einem Der fcms
menben Sonntage ertparten gu
funneu.
60 ssjiel Der 8ricf meinem Batter.
gs mar niGis 5u piel purin. Tar
inter leste ih ireuubIidJe @riiBe bon
inns Aaeu an Die SerelsIeite uno
CANA be~ioneers an Bertha ---
9am trus ih Die beibeu Srieie
bimrnter IN ben &aiteu an DER S6uls.
" RGid, nehen Der Stride, itanb
o'Siii aui Der Saustbiire, Die Sdnee
inter ole ShiirSe perara5eu.
Sd sriibte.
.Sdmp. beerit on le iansen2~
Sd lauiGte.
80. Gill"
rS'iin b'gmeriianer. Sic bun hailt
b'aarie frit. fir &c iourer. Gen
eid,te Sebruar eebt S'Shpff 3n Gnts
lperpen fort. ia9tc iie nit traurigcr
Gimme.
Soul Sdon ben tidts Ssbruar2S
Wir Iauihteu.
Srauris. id%ipermiitbis ilaneen Die
AbIhiebslieser in ben itilen Nbenh.
einen Nueenblid peritummte Der
Weiaug. Die Sarmouifd i%tirintte
cine neile @eiie an, Gin nerss Sieo
bon n~nslidIider 9iebe. pon lners
FILTER Sebniutt, 0 trauriser Yer>
I%niienbeit.
Gil itano bidt nebeu mir. Wir
lpradjeu fsin Wcrt uno bnrdten, Silt
atbmste ifiper.
Srauris tlana ole 8eiie:
Sab seliebt DID ohue @noe.
Sab Dir nid,ts 8u 2eio setban.
lIno Oh briidit mir itumm Die
Sdnbs
limb on iansit su fpeinen at,
Nh tpeine niGt -. uns geb
nidt fort 4. . :"
Gil bate meine Sdno ersriiicn
mo ifluGate.
.Sdmps, iolle nler mat i%anasn2"
Sic lebnte lid, an mid, uno tpeinte
Sill 8at as bir?" Sh criidte
ibr felt Die Sano uuS cling binunter
An ben 9ameraeen. 8as bot belte
eisentlid, bic Sill? 8as bat iie2 -
2anse iab ih bel ben aameraoen.
8isipsiIen blidte i'd biuiiber nab benz
Dedihs Sduie. Sill itanS nod INNER
auf Der Sbiire. @as bic Siii beute
hattie ....
Gm ndditen 5aee fubr i'd ben
Beioen gum gabubof.
Sd lieb sleid mad yTittas anipans
nen. nm nit Der Nntt ipieber gu
Sauie 81 fem.
falt aerduihlos ronte Der Waasn
iiber ben perihneiten 8ee.
GIa i6 bel 0idih porbciiubr, itano
Siii auf Der Saustbiire, bic ShiirSe
5u elmer Sfoobtai6e suiammerees
ihIagen. sic itreute 8rpttriimden
unb 9iidreite in ben Sof. Spasen,
8olSammern uno Sinfen floscn beran
uub flatterten berum bis pidlt or
Sill. obne Surd)t.
Sb blidte biniiber.
Wortcsugg olgt.)
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(@oientbal) aui Seiuh tpeilte. itiir3te
ibr mitgenomrueres ~creiidbriees
Sobnhen sesen Iberb in einem I'm
beipadbteu Romente bic eitpas enee
5reppe bonn I. Stodpert ms CRIB
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iast baben ioa. Der Mnseflaste be-
iiet ieboh Elm Shriftitiid, tuoourd Der
gisentbiimer bieies Sa9oters
rains ibm bas lebensIdr8lihe Sagos
reft aui bieiem Terrain 5uertannt bat
mas Serr 9eibfrieb i9norierte. Sr.
Nau lpuroe paber fr~eigeiprodeu unD
Serr 2eibfrieo 5u Den Soften beg
Pro3eiies perlrtbeilt.
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iannte Ialermeiiter Sr. Senas @ils
belmp.
d, 13. 9ea.-NlS Die
gbefrau bes in 9iiferSineen beitdis
tisten Sfmel5arbeiterS Sob. Nesnerps
Tpsl pieier Sage I'M glterubauie
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