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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26

Today closes the active ministry in
Richmond of twelve Methodist minis
ters. who will leave this week for
their. new fields of labor, to which they
were assigned by the recent conference
! appointments. Rev. J. Arthur winn,
of Barton Heights, goes to the Main
Street Church. Suffolk; Rev. J. II.
Light. of Central. to Emporia; Rev.
J. L. Bray. of Clay-Street, to Cum
berland-Street. Norfolk; Rev. Geo. F.
Greene. of Decatur-Street. to the OK
ford Church. Suffolk; Rev. J. w. .Eure,
Of Denny Street, to Madison Heights,
Lynchburg; Rev. w. d. Jackson, OF
Epworth. to Pocomoke: Rev. e. " Car
son. OF Fairmount-Avenue, to Memo
ial Church. Petersburg: Rev. c. o. Tut
tie, OF Highland Park. to Blackstone:
Rev. J. X. JollifY. of Laurel-Street, to
First Church. Charlottesville: Rev. ].
J. Bradford. of Park Place. to Colonial
Avenue. Norfolk: Rev. r. II. Potts, Of
Monument. becomes presiding elder of
the Richmond District. and Rev. W.
Asbury Christian. Of Union Station,
becomes commissioner of Emory Uni
versity. During their stay here these
ministers have done splendid work
in their respective fields. and will leave
Richmond with the we'll wishes of a
host OF friends of all churches
The Rev. J. K. Joiliff. the retiring
pastor of Laurel-Street Methodist,
who will leave Richmond this week
for Charlottesville. where he will as
sumo his duties next Sunday as pas
tor of the First Methodist Church OF
that city. Will be the speaker this az
ternoon at the Mems Meeting of the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. The subject OF
Or. Jolliff's address will be Quick
sands" He is a speaker Of much
power, and a large audience of men
will no doubt take advantage of the
opportunity OF hearing him this af-
ternoon.
The Rev. Carter A Jenkins has re-
turned home from Hinton. w. Va,
where he recently closed a successful
revival meeting with the Baptist
Church of that city, which resulted
In about forty additions to the mem
hersh,p of the church He will occupy
his pulpit at Calvary Baptist at both
services today.
The Rev. J. j. Wicker. pastor Of
Leigh-Street Baptist, has gone to
Winchester. Ky. where he is in the
midst of a series OF evangelistic meet
ings with the Central Baptist Church
OF that city.
The boys of Richmond will have An
opportunity this afternoon OF hearing
an address by the Rev. Robert Cham
hers. OF Tien Sein. China, who will be
the speaker at the Boys Sunday Az
ternoon Club meeting at the Central
y. NJ C. A. at a3o O'Clock. DR..
Chambers will tell something of what
the Y. N. c. A. is doing for the boys
In China. A feature OF the meeting
this afternoon Will be the presence OF
some Of the native students and con-
verts. who will talk to the boys in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26
RUN SPECIAL TRAINS
FROM NORTH CAROLINA

Special trains from North Carolina
cities to Richmond will be run by the
Southern Railway Thanksgiving Day.
One OF the trains win come from
Charlotte and the other from Chapel
Hill, the latter bringing the student
body OF the University of North Caro-
lima here for the annual football COM
bat between the Tarheeis and univer-
sity Of Virginia.
The train from Chapel Hill will
arrive here at $50 in the morning
and leave at 1880 at night, while the
one from Charlotte will get here at
1850 and leave at 1880 p. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26

The Rev. r. Wayne Long win close
very successful ministry of seven
years with the Cowardin- Avenue
Chrstian Church Of this city He and
his family expect to leave Richmond
the latter part OF the week for Cliff
ton Forge. where Mr.. Long recently
accepted q call to the pastorate of the
First Christian Church. of that grow
ing city During his stay in Richmond.
Mr.. Long has been quite active not
only in church. but also in civic az
fairs. and hts leaving is a source Of
much regret on the part of the con-
gregation, who are loathe to give him
up. He and his family will carry with
them to their new home the good
wishes of host Of Richmond friends.
He will be succeeded by the Rev. John
A. Tate OF West Graham. Va, who
win begin regular work here the first
Sunday In January.
Union Thanksgiving Day services
will be held next Thursday morning,
at IL o'clock, In the following Rich
mond churches. viz: Tabernacle Bap-
fist. Laurel-Street Methodist, Grace
Covenant Presbyterian. Centenary
Methodist, Grace-Street Baptist. vena-
ble-Street Baptist. St. Paul Methodist.
Third Christian. Fulton Methodist,
Fairmount-Avenue Christian. Balm
bridge Baptist West End Methodist.
Overlook Presbyterian Barton
Heights). Northside Baptist (HiKhland
Park.
The special evangelistic services
which have been in progress during
the past week in Third Christian
Church, Twenty-sixth and Marshall
Streets. were well-attended. with much
interest manifested. The pastor. Rev
r. L. Clark. Is being assisted by the
Rev. George W. Kemper. pastor Of
Hanover-Avenue Christian. The song
service is under the leadership of AL
-derman W. II. Adams. who is assisted
by a chorus choir. with special selec-
tons at each service. The meetings
will continue each night during the
present week.
The following special topics have
been announced for the evening ser
vices today:
The Secret OF Paurs Useful Life"
by Rev. E. v. Carson. at Paramount
Avenue Methodist.
The Diminutfve Quartet" by Rev
J. 0. Babcock. Asbury Methodist.
The Cost of Christless Life" by
Rev. George W. Kemper. In Third
Christian.
Ministries by the Way" by Rev.
Fred r. Chenault. Broad Street Meth
odist.
THE Basis Of Christian Un,on,- by
Rev. A. B, Rudd. Barton Heights Bap-
list.
'.Th. Child In the Home BY Rev
c. A. Jenkene. vaivary Baptist
The Wedding Feast OF Sampson"
by Rev. J. r. Johnson. venabie- Street
Baptist.
The Refuge OF the Soul" by Rev. W
L. Bali. Tabernacle Baptist.
"Quenched Lamps" by Rev. A. NJ
Fox. Fairmount-Avenue Christian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26
JAPAN WILL ADOPT
GARY SCHOOL SYSTEM

Gary. Ind. Nov. 15.-The fame Of
the Gary system of education, evolved
by William Writ the Hoosier school
master has penetrated the far-off
land Of Nippen. On this system the
Japanese empire viii build It's hopes
Of universal education for the youth
Of the land.
Information has reached Gary that
the recommendation Of tho commits
sion sent to the United States to study
the Gary system, has been accepted
and that it will be put into effect I'M
der the direction OF Takata Eunaye,
the imperial minister OF education.
With the Gary system. the Japanese
believe they will be able to provide for
thousands Of school children without
increasing the already burdensome
taxes In the empire. The present
system Of education In Japan is also
American. having been introduced by
DIR. Griffs. who went out to the Orient
from Boston. Mass. almost nifty years
ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26
New Methodist Ministers For
Richmond.

Presiding elder-R. II. Potts.
Barton HeightS-T. Men. simpson.
Central--R. M. Maxey.
Clay-Street--G. HI. Newbury.
Decatur-Street-s. w. Dunvil1e.
Denny-street-R. II. Hartness.
Epworth-C. Z. J0hns0n.
Fairmount-Avenue r. Xiii.
Grace. b. Peters.
Highland Park---R. M. White.
Laurel-street-W. G. BoEgs.
Monumental. III. Lambeth.
Park P1ace--W. f. Thompson.
Union Stati0n--M. 8. Colonna.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26
HIGH PRICES FORCE
1900 BAKERS TO QUIT

Chicago, Ill. Nov. 25.--More than
1900 bakers in various parts Of the
United States have been forced to go
out Of business since August on ac-
count of the high prices of -four and
other materials, J. NJ. Bell, general
secretary of the National Association
OF Master Bakers of America, said here
today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26
Seven Birdmen Graduate,

Seven Btrdmen Graduate.
Newport News, Va. Nov. 25,-
Seven students have graduated from
tho Atlantic Coast Aeronautical Sta
ton during the past three days They
are: Robert McMath. Mel McMstfl
Walter Bullock, Nsugent FAllpn.
Morton IAne and e. r. Kennison I'd
Sin Yet Young. wealthy HawaiiaH
FAllon formerly was . Red Cross
ambulance driver In France, his
friends say. and has seen active SER
vice ON the front.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26

Accepts New Podt3ou.
n. n. 0toddard. who was In the
revenue department Of the United
States government for eight years,
has accepted Z position With the
Franklin Caro- Chewing Gum Co.
He will work North Carolina for
the company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26

In the absence Of Rev. T. C. Skin.
ner, who Is holding a revival meetine
in South Carolina. his pulpit at the
Second Baptist Church will be filled
at both services today by DR.. W. r
l.. Smith. former pastor of this con-
gregation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26

The Rev. Lloyd r. Wilson. pastor
OF Grace-Street Baptist, recently
closed a fne meeting with the South
Knoxville (Tenn.) Baptist Church, as
sisting the pastor. the Rev. NJ. e. Mil
Ter. Thirty were added to the mem-
bership of the congregation as a re-
suit of the meeting. The Knoxville
papers. speak In the highest terms of
the preaching done by DR.. Wilson In
this series Of evangelictic meetings
and of tho many friends made by him
during his stay in Knoxville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26
AMONG THE CHURCHES
INTEREST ABOUT CHURCH WORKERS
rHE LOVE OF CHRIST CoNsrRAINETH U.s." =
ST ABOUT CHURCHES AND CHURCl

their native tongue and sing songs OF
their country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-26

The Rev. J. j. Wicker. pastor OF
Leigh-Street Baptist, has gone to
Winchester, Ky. where he is in the
midst of a series of evangelistic meet
ings with the Central Baptist Church
Of that city.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
Inter benz aanal binonrh!

2dlt einem Barrier glatt iprod,
Dor einiaen Sagen Serr Mglaoe,
Frofeiior an Der HedtsiafultGt, I'M
&onieroatorium fir aunit ilno Sano.
Derf BON Den beoeutenoen S~ortbeilcn,
Die Den 8erbiinoeten ipdbreno Oieies
&rieges 5ugilte fGnren. penn Der
Tlan zines tunnels Sptiden Sranf.
reid uno England nift I'M i3uitano
bes Glanes , itcdengeblicben pGre.
Seoes Der beloen betbeiligten 9Gnber
batte nit elmer auseabe bon 200
UtiQionen 81 redInen. Wan fano bic
Summe 81 bod uno Soeerte. llrio
mas iino beiite 400 Wiaionen2 ricf
Der 8ortragenoe aus. 80 picI foiten
orei ODER bier Gage arieg. EGglif,
1870 3iige fonnter iped,ielieitig 5lpi.
ihen 1aris un6 2onoon perfebren'
llno man fonnte 10 90 Wiaionen
Sonnen an @oareu iabrlid beior.
bern. Wan mare anBerbem nidt nllr
in Der Gage, GllBerit raid Sruppen
iinb Mlinitiou berbei5uiiibren, ion.
bern eS mare aud Oas Nittel geiin.
ben, INN Die l%lngebcuren Treisitei.
gerungen 81 permeioen, benen gerpiiie
@aaren bur6 Die Seritopfung ser
Sdfen am aanal utterporien limo.
Wie Serr 4lglnpe meint, bate Der
8au bes Girnnels gum minoeiten am
Sag Der ariegserflGring begonnen
Derben miiiieu. llno iuenn MAJ bie
arbeiten beidleunigt bate, ner ,peiB,
Oh Ger Sunnel inns beite nitt niislit)
iein fonnte2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
Gin fatboliider 4rieiter als Selb
ppm Sipnsp gcfalen.

gus ct. 2uSia i'm Sutherland pirN
Der r8iener @eibspoit" seidrieben:
Sim If. Sebriiar perihieb irfolge
elmer fiirhterliden @erfpunoure
b1ir1 cin feinoIifes @ei6ob, Der
Nfarrer bon ct. 2u5ia, Soief Sobi.
Jon. Der geritorbene, fait Sedbig-
idbriger, bate Dor iehs Sabren ieln
Observation-Disclosures Brieiteriubi.
I1iint seieiert. Seit bcm Iusbrite
bes @rieses nit StaIien perlieb er
au1 nift einmal Die inn CUR Seel.
forge iibersebenc, oer5eit pobl faint
buroertfopfige &irheneemeinoe uno
fiel treil ieiner fotboliiden Tiliht.
erfiiaung in ieiner balbSertriimmer.
ten Wobning. Seit Wonaten ihon
hotte er burh iein tobesnnttbiees
Mlisbarren i'm 6elier Die %algemeine
9epunoerung er1pedt ulrb aus ieiner
rci6en gibIiotbcf periorgte er Die IN
ben naben Sfiiseneraber liegenoe
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ifen giifern. Seine Sooesoerad.
tura iito heitere @iite ,pirfte aud, aui
bic W%annifoft. Ger @eritorbene
mar ein botgebiloeter Wann, be.
bcrridyte in 8ebe uno Sdrift fiinf
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@iiienidait, ionoern aiid fir Die
beutide, beionoers fir Die fatboliihe
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mar elm geuauer 8enner Der Sbriften
Sch. @runrens, SEER fboumers,
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peniiden 9id)ters @reeoreic beraiis.
-gtun itebt Der bis in ben COB &c.
tre,ie Seeliorger au6 inter ben Gel
itern Der Sapieren, Die an Sion5o als
berrIihe 8orbiIoer ISOLDE bolten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27

Stunoen nah ibrem ltnterga,tg feir
dtoeres Shift auBer benl Sorpeoo,
lager, Ser ibr Damn Silfe bradte, &c.
iiftet lpuroe. @benio iifer lit Serr
Surlep, baB Die rSriier" feline Wuni'
ton an 9or0 bate.
Iud Elm Sfriftitiid hattie Serr
Surlep bel lid, oas berpeiicn ion, oaf
elm beutiber SorpeOo ben llntergana
Der vSliicr" berbeiiirbrte. Gas
Shriftihid beitebt in cirlcm 9rief oes
iran5oiiiben einihiiiungsbeamter III
goulogne, aapitdn SbomaS Carroll,
melder iagt:
sd babe ioeben geholfen, BON Der
arnlen, bier ailf ben Strano geiesten
Suffer" Die 2eid)e elmer Srail nit
eincm Stiid zines bcutit)en Sorpeoos
I'M 2eibc 81 bergen"
an 9oro Der nSuiier" batten lid
stpei fran5oiiide itro ein riIiiid)er
MarincoiiiSier alif Dem @ege nod
Iicppc %befllnoen.
Serr Surlep iol Sic Mbiid,t baben,
nad) @aibington 81 ~reiien, nm BORT
ben Imtsitclen oes Staots-0 Depart
ments iiber ielne @rlebniiie 81 be-
rid,teu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
gaiiertcn.g emeiie int ysmTcr" Sale.

Inter 8epahung zines WitelieoS
hes brittlden @uSipGrtigen Mmts, Sir
CHARLES aaom, lit am 10. april ailf
Der st. Saul" bas erpartete 9e.
mcismoterial I'M nSuiier". Sale in
Stem Yorf einsctroiien, ooS im Phi.
tro9 oeS amerifnniiden Staats-9e.
partments III Den IQiiertenbaupten
Earis mo Sonoon bon ben 0ortigen
onlerifantlhen @otidnits. Ittades aes
iantmelt muroc mo gum Sbeil in
.Mffioouits" bon lleberlebenOen Ser
suffer" beitebt. Die Yapiere. oie
benz Staats.I department unperSiiglih
5ll9eiteIlt mliroen, biloeu einen Sfeil
elmer oiesnlol auBergepobulid gro.
ben, aus 90 umfargreiten Sdden be.
itcbenoen gotidaitspoit. auBeroem
bradyte Die st. Saul" ald einen
8oiia9icr ser .Suiiey" nit, Der bel
benz ourh cine Mine ober einen Cor.
pebo berbeigefiibrten llntcreang 6eS
Sdiffes nnOerlest oaponeefommen
iii, gotparb 8. Surlep aus gngIe.
MOOD, %. s., 8rGiioenten Ger limited
States Hubber @rport Co., BON To.
100 9roaofpap. Serr Surlep bat
5tpur ielbit nidt geieben, bob es elm
Sorpeoo ipor, Der Der Suffer" oen
l%lntergana bradte. cr6Gblte aber, Ser
&apitdn Der Suffer" babe crfIGrt,
ben Shaumitreiien zines Sorpeoos
seieben 81 baber, uno ~oaraufhin bate
iib Serr Slrlep iofort. nadbem CT
2anb unter Die SiiBe befommen, bin.
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Iamen Der amerifauiiden Tailogiere
Der Suffer" cine 100 8orte LANCE
9cpeife pom Stapel aelaiiert, in Scr
er sesen mcitcre onlBloic Notcn" an
Teitiflauo protcitiertc.
Scrr Surlep iii nbiolut iidcr, bai
aui Der Sabrt Der ~Suiiey" bis ncur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
Setter Goieeser fir bic 9rieser.
SeimitGtten.

.@ic miro es iein, ipenn unlere
SeIben bon ben S9laftfclbern 81.
riiffpbren?"-io fraet Eeter &oieg.
ger, Der beriibmte iteieriide Bolts.
ihrifnteller. Sol es ipieoer 10 mer.
ben, ,pie nod Dem beltit-fran5oii.
iden &rieee bon 1870? ODER, pie
Die Oinee iest liegen, nod llnper'
gleid)lid ifredliher2 Ger Wsann,
Der fiir Die Seimatb iein 2eben Elm.
iest, m1ib ielblt elm Stiid Seimdtb
brben. @as lit natiirlider nt,o se.
retJter oils bas2 Gem beutiher
9rieesmann cine beutife Sd)ole,
auf Der er in freunolidem Sauie Dem
gaterlanbe misunderstanding giirser
eraieben, lid Der fr1fti9en arbeit iint
Der Natllr freuen fam. 4us iolter
Seimitdtten eritebt ein friifer, bauer
lifer uno biireerliter Wittelitano-
Der aernpunft bes Staates. Der ef)tt
Wann fusn MIR aus @eroe madien
unb Die forperlihe @rbeit idiist BOZ
Mrmltb uno Heihtbum. Hibt arrne.
nitt reid,e, ionoern 5uirieoene Wen'
id,en mub Die neiie aultir bringen
ipenn Der iiesreid)e Srieocr, auf Der
mir boifen. etlpas wertb iein ioa."
Eeter Hoiegger's @iese itanb aud
in elmer 9auernbiitte ilnb ieine lido.
l,en @orte Ser ehte Nann fam mn
aus @roe madien, unb Die forperlif,(
Irbeit ihiist Dor Irmutb itnb Heid-
tbum", perratber bas tieie 8eritGnb'
nib, oas err fir Die 2eib uno Seele
pereoelnoe @rbeit mif eieener Sfolle
hnf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27

oenl Die 8rltbenarbciter pG6ren6
ibrer 6%reiitunoeu Wabljeiten cinneb.
men unb Gririidprngen erbaIten forr.
men. Sn oieicn Sagen lit baS 2ofa[
tertig geuorben, lino es miro bon ben
Mrbeltert Iebbait bciift. @S liegt
an elmer @entroliteae inmitten 6es
Verges uno miro ollrd) 100 eleftriihe
Sampen erleltftet. @roB urto aerGil.
mig, IA Weter lang unb 8 Weter
brett, NIT eleftriifer Sei3ung pcr-
ieben, bietet es einen bebaglifen Nlli-
entbult. Die 0ede lit meiB, uno Die
Wanoe babcn cine br1unIide iSGr.
blttg. 9anfe mo Glide beiinocn iid)
Lungs ben Wanoen. HSn ser NGbe 6e5
Cafes bat bie 8rrbenpertpalhing
audi cine S6mieoe I'M 9erge einrid).
ten ~laiier, ein iebr ieltencr Sail in
8ruben. Sn oieier S6nieoc benin.
Den lid 6pei Woihinen 6um SdGrien
Der 8obrer, poourh ma Ger Wtiibe
entboben lit, Ole gobrer aus Der
8rlibe 9irous5uihoiien.
-rf-f|
- Saltieuo uno mebr 8rdbcr iino
itanbi9e GntId9er bes MtoboIismus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
11rtbeil zines eusliihen Samplers
iber bic beutiden Splbaten.

SSn Ocm in Bolton erifeincnoen
~sltlantic WoutbIp", Ser boditeben.
ben amcrifaniifen Wonatsihriit,
beroifentlitt elm gngldnber Namens
Sanes Horman San, Der in Der bri.
tiiden Mrmee IN Sranfreif) fdmpfte
iin6 monatelnng i'm Sbiisensraben
lag, einen intereiianten Irtifel inter
Der lleberifriit .aitbener's Wob".
Sn icirer @eihreibung Der eriten
Stunoeu unb Gage i'm Sd)iisengra.
ben fommt er cingebenoer auf Die
@inidGsitilg Ser oeutid)en Soloatei,
bilrh Die @nglGnoer 81 ipreden, no.
bel er iolgenoes trcffenoe llrtbeil
faat:
One thing that we learned during
our first night In the trenches was of
the very first Importance. And that
was, respect for our enemies. We came
from England full Of absurd newspaper
tales Of the German soldiers inferi-
GRITTY as a fighting man. We had read
that he was a wretched marksman
that he fired his rife blindly that he
would not stand up to the bayonet; and
that when opportunity offered, he crept
over and gave himself up. We thought
him almost beneath contempt. We were
convinced in a night that we had
greatly underestimate his abilities as
a marksman. And as for his allaround
inferiority as a fighting man, one Of the
Glouccsters put it pretty well.
Ere. If the Germans is so bloomin'
rotten. 'ow Is 1t we amt a-flghtin' 'em
along the Rhine or in Austry-
Hungry? No, they amt affirm wild,
j give you my word. Not around this
part Of France, they amt. Wot do you
sy. Jerry?'
Jerry made a most Illuminating con
tribution to the discussion Of Fritz as
q fighting man.
"Ill tell you wot. II ever / ave the
luck to get 'ome again - If / gets
through this ere war with me eyesight,
III never feel sife wen | sees a F'ritzie
unless I'm a lookin' at i'm through me
%periscope from be'int a bit o. cover
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
Spdseit inn Gaiierhanie.

slnl 10. Mdr5 fubr Die Erin5eiiin
Warie augrite bon gnbalt nad) Der.
lin CUR 8%erm1bliing nit benz Briu.
SEN SSSoahim bon TreuBen. Erin5ei.
lin Ntorie sllleuite perabifiebete iid)
BON brent 9anbe nit iolgenoen @or.
ten: 9ei meincm Sdeioen oils Ser
Iieben Seimntb lit es mir ein Ser
SensbeOiirfniB, aaen g%epobnern oes
Serjpgtbums elm ber6lid)es Scbepobl
5%itSuruiet. 3ugleid mlodte ib Iaen,
Die meirer %freunblitit geoadten nno
mid ourd treile @iinlte ooer iinnige
8oben erirellten, meinen mdrmlten
Can't gum glusbrild b%ringcn. Soft
icane lrno beid,iise linier geliebtes
InboltIano ui,o icine gapobner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
100000 Gilometer Stadelbrabt!

Ro6a HoSa i6reibt in ser Der.
liner 3eititng am Mittag":
es lit immerbin Der Wiibe pertb,
bie gignntiihen Iusoebnungen bes
aricses olird Sergleidc ~peritanolid)
Su MAIDEN.
0ie ruiiiide Sront miBt a%nnGbernb
1900 SIM, Die beutid,e Weitiront 800
SENT, bic italieniihe 6ront 700 Rrn,,
peranihlagt man Die gulfaniront aui
800 am. mas Die @irflidfeit cher
untcrbictet), 10 erbGlt man ais
Srmmc cine 6rontbreitc pon 5000
an. Nun red)net man ais 9cbari
iiir icbeu Stritt Der Sront G5 Gen.
timcter) cine Holc GOO Wcter) Sta
dclbrabt. gs lit nGmli3 nilt mr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27
9as beieBte Sentihe aulpnialgebiet

SIM engliit}en llnterbaltie itelte
gonar 2atp felt, baB 100000 Sua'
bratmeilen bon ben belltiden Solo.
MEN beiest ieier, Die lid pie folst gu
iammeniesen: Siiopeitafrifa ihds.
unesapeiie 322 ,450 Guaoratmeilen
&amerl,n, 300, 900 Graoratmeilen;
Sogo, 33,700 Guabratmeilen; ga.
moa, $50 Suaoratmeilen; llpolu,
$40 Guabratmeilen; 8aiier @il.
belmslano unb Snieln Oes Stiaen
Sseans, 10000 Guaoratmeilen;
9ismard@ rf,ipel, 22,640 GuaOrat.
meilen; aarplinen.Yalau Wariannen,
Observation-Disclosures, 1000 Gunoratmei.
len; aiautihau, 200 Guaoratmeilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-04-27

Der eriten Stearna, ionoern aii6 Der
Speiten, 0ritten cin Sebn. bis finf-
5ebnfad)es SinoerniB uorgeIegt.
@enn Ole Sront Der Ntittelmad,te
alio A Wiqiorcn Shritt lang lit,
mod)t oos cbeniopielc Roaen ailssc-
ipannteu IrabteS, gleid) 100000
ailomeier Orobt.
@benio sroB lit Ser 8erbrail6 beinl
Seino. 3uiommcn 100000 2ilome.
ter 9rabt. Ger GROUNDING betrGgt
10000 ailometer. Wan fonnte nit
Dem chen permenoeten Stad}elorabt
oemnah bic Groe 5,par5igmol INT
Ipannen.
3ie Sobaoicn SnlanbSbeieitigun.
gen. 9riideufopie. Slanfierungen
uno bersl. iino gar nift inbcgriiiel.
Wan beereift MN, baB 40 rieiiee
amerifoniid,e 6ubrifen nidts ais
StofDelbrabt er5eiigen.