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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-02-25
CHAPTER Xxx.
A Cruel Weapon.


In the soberly correct Offices Of
Farnsworth & Heathcote, one of New
York's most solid and reputable law
firms, two persons sat talking.
The honest roses in the cheeks OF
Miss Poppy Ordway bloomed glorious
ly. Her raiment whispered silkily
when she moved her splendid Shout
ders a bit more comfortably against
the mahogany chair-back.
And now, Mr.. Farnsworth," she
was saying, "can you give me the full
particulars of that mysterious rob-
berry,"
The eminent lawyers quiet eyes
were taking pleasurable note of the
woman's beauty, the concise handling
of the discussion in hand.
"As one Of the attorneys for the
estate of James B. Whitby. / think |
am qualified to do So" he stated
gravely.
Then" said Poppy Ordway. open
ing a little red morocco notebook at
a page far to the back, let us pro-
ceed."
Mr.. Farnsworth spread out before
him a set of papers.
'First-Standard Copper and Zinc
company, consolidated he read with
out preface, lone of the most conserva-
tive and entirely solvent concerns in
the country. Under the control and
in the hands of Whitby, Halstead,
Witherspoon & Haste.
suspected of crooked methods.
Twice involved in suits at law, charged
with rate and rebate swindles.
'Second-On the night Of June Is,
1899, President Whaby had in his pos
session, for what reason has never
been made known, at his bachelor
apartments at Whitby place, Aredale.
100000 il banknotes of high denomi-
nations. He had sent away his man
for the night and was entirely alone.
""Third-He was found at nine
O'Clock the next morning, in his library,
sitting before a table, several hours
dead. Under his hand lay an unfin-
ished letter. This letter follows. YER
batim:
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
MOTORED TO SANFORD TO
INSPECT BURNED DREDcE

Cecil l. Mcdonald, of C. NJ. Melon
aid q Son. motored to Sanford. Wed
nesday' accompanied by his wife and
mother' to inspect and make repor.
on the dredge Seminole No. /. which
burned at Sanford, Monday night
with the loss of one life. c. NJ. Nc
Donald & Son are agents for the YES.
sci agency Company of New York.
which carried insurance to the amount
OF 100000. Mr.. Mcdonald. who saws
the oredge is total loss, made an in.
spectlon of the craft at the time tie
insurance was placed, last June Tho
seminole No. was valued at $4,000
The party returned from Sanford
Wednesday evening.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
A REUNION or
PALMETTO GUESTS

Yesterday afternoon former guests
of the Palmetto hotel to the number
of twenty-five. held reunion. The
thought of this celebration originated
with George Couvoisier a1d c. O..
Chamberlain, former proprietor of the
hotel. who most happily carried the
plan to completion Among the guests
were several who have annually found
a Judgement in that hospitable hostel
~ when managed by its genial and
popular host, and the gathering to-
gether of former guests was a deserv-
ed tribute to Mr. Chamberlain The
dinner that was served was both elab-
crate and excellent and reflected
great credit on Mr.. Roberts, the pres
ent proprietor. The tables were beau
tifully decorated with lovely roses
from the Palmetto House gardens.
One of the interesting features of
| the delightful occasion was a speech
by Senator Magee, from Indiana, tell
ing of the many years he had been
guest of the old Palmetto house; OF
the kind hospitality received from the
host, and the pleasant associations OF
! those present, and feelingly spoke OF
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
BEAUTIFUL POSTCARD
PICTURE OF The
CASINO BURGOYNE
CARDS WILL BE PLACED ON SALE
AT ALL THE STORES AND THE
PROFITS WILL GO TO CASINO
CHAIR FUND.

A beautiful double postcard picture
Of the Casino Burgoyne will be found
on sale at all the stores, commencing
tomorrow morning. The photograph
was made by R. H. LeSesne, proprie-
tor of the Kodak Place, who is pro-
viding the cards at cost to the stores
where they will be sold at ten cents,
and the profits, amounting to six cents
per card, will be devoted to the
chair fund, or furnishing fund of the
Casino.
The photograph of the handsome
building is clear and distinct as are
also the lineup of automobiles along
the curb of the Esplanade in front of
the Casino, and the people grouped
about it. Among these may readily
be distinguished Commodore Bur
ne, engaged in conversation with NJ
l.. Stanley, who is standing besides
the Elks' automobile. which was on
exhibition in the court in front of the
building.
In the upper left hand corner Of the
card is a bust picture of the Commo
dore, and beneath is the inscription
Mr.. c. G. Burgoyne, who gave the
beautiful Casino Burgoyne to the city
OF Daytona"
This card should be very popular
with visitors in. the city who desire
to send or take home with them souve
Mrs Of their sojourn in The Pretties
| Winter Resort in the World" and i
should be equally popular with resi-
dents who can mail the cards II
friends and relatives at distance anC
thus give them an idea of the mag
nificent gift made to Daytona by he,
most generous citizen. Commodore
Burgoyne.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09

hose who had passed to the great
beyond
After the dinner photographs en-
group were taken of the guests and
an hour spent in social converse. 1t
was the unanimous opinion that there
was never more enjoyable event. or
more welcome break in the monotonv
of a tourists experience 1t was a
worthy tribute to a worthy man. who
for so many years, ministered to the
man and woman away from home
and who made them feel that within
the hospitable doors of the old Pal
metto they found there the warmest
welcome.
Those present included: c. O
Chamberlin, Brattleboro. Vt: Charles
Knox, Johnstown, n. Y; Alex Mills
Fonda, n y; Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bat
childer, Little Bears Heads. N. J.; Ru.
fus Magee. Logansport, Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Hapgood. Belmont
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Sears
Nicholasville, KY; Mrs. C. E. Reeder
Rochester. n. Y; Miss Elizabeth
Reeder, Rochester. n. Y; Mrs. ]. T
Miller, Rochester, n. Y; Mrs. E. n
Coffin, Detroit, Mich; Mrs. ]. Brock.
woltz. Doldgeville, \. Y Mrs. G. w
Ward, Doldgeville, n. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs George Courvoisier, Babylon, L.
l.; Thomas H. Barker, Ardmore. Pa i.
Mrs r. E. Gordon, Brattleboro. VI ..
j. B. Gardner, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Mrs. McGervey, Xenia, Ohio.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
''UNPARDONABLE SIM
SUBJECT OF SERMON

The public should hear Evanse~
Miller. of Tennessee. discuss TINS =
portant subject tonight at the w. ~
tabernacle meeting in the tent al w
corner of Ridgewood avenue and "
press street l.
Wednesday evening the evanss
delivered a great discourse on Acn' :
or the Graveyard of the DamneO' al.
was about the last word on Woi'u"
ness in the church. He declared .D la,
"as truly as Achan caused the De- :.
of Israel BY his sin at Jericho 81 =
worldly church members are cau1 En-
the church TO suffer in this t"en'
century. :.
Visitors and residents Should r =,
to spend sunday at the revival ~ II
subject at 1900 a. m. on that oa'
be The Second Coming OF Cnir =,
At 2:3O there will be a service iOi I'D
only. At 7.15 p. m, the evans N
will deliver the closing messae a
The objectionable Sin" the TO- .ne
series of three sermons on thi, .,os
ject. Tourists are especially "ei' S.ld
to these services. which are being j,
under the auspices Of the hlnS -,
NJ. E. church, of which Rev. j. +
is pastor.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE.
HEAD-0N; WOMAN AND
CHILD THROWN TO ROAD
SHERIFF SMITH, OF vOLUSIA
COUNTY IN SMASH-UP-ONE
MACHINE BADLY WRECKED
SMITH UNHURT.

A head-on collision occurred Wed
o'clock between a Ford automobile.
owned and operated by S. C. Trew-
HIT. Of Daytona. and a Page machine
owned and operated by Sheriff E. L.
Smith, OF Volusia county. on the road
half way between Port Orange and
Daytona.
When the cars struck. Mrs Trew-
HIT and baby, and Mr.. Trewhitt's bro
Their were thrown to the roadside. Mrs.
Trewitt and the child were rushed by
a passing automobile 10 Daytona- Mrs.
Trewitt sustained only severe nerv-
Gus shock and some scratches on the
face. Young Trewitt received q bad
cut over his right ear. but remained
on the scene with his brother. Wheth-
er or not the baby was injured could
not be ascertained
Machines Meet Head-on.
According to the story told By the
victims Of the accident. Sheriff Smith
was motoring south on the left hand
side of the road at a speed of Is
miles per hour. Trewhitt was coming
north on the right hand side at about
the same speed. Smith bent over for
an instant to listen to the mechanism
Of the car without noticing the ap-
proach of the second machine.
Trewhitt kept to the right side of
the road until almost upon Smith.
Then he spun over his wheel sending
the auto far to the left At the same
moment Smith glanced up and. act
ing on the impulse. threw his ma
chine to the right. Before either
could do more than apply the brakes
the cars met The Page ploughed
it's way along the left hand side OF
the Ford. ripping away the fender
breaking the front axle. smashing the
head-lamps and crushing the froat
whele. The Ford in return bent the
mud-guards of the Page. threw the
axle out OF line, stove in the radiator
broke a front spring and did other
minor damage.
Mrs Trewhitt, who had her baby il
her lap, was riding beside her hus
band She and the child were hurled
to the road by the impact. Young
Trehitt who was in the rear of the
car was thrown violently forward
against the back of the front seat.
A passing motor rushed Mrs. Trew
HIT and the yeungster to Daytona
The Ford was too badly crippled Il
move. but Sheriff Smith managed t
get his car running and he and Trew
hitt returned for aid Sheriff Smith
stated he had received word his wife
was i'll and was hurrying to her bed
| side at the time of the smash-up.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
GUILD TEA AT DESPLAND
PLEASANT SOCIAL Eurn-

The tea given Tuesday afternoon
at the Despland hotel by the ladies
OF 81. Marys church guild, was a very
successful and enjoyable social aven+
me refreshments served during the
afternoon were donated by Proprietor
L, NJ. Waite. of the Despland, who
also provided the hotel orchestra for
the occasion.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09

Let the Gazette-News follow you tc
your northern home. 1t will keep you
posted on the doings in Daytona and
vicinity during the summer. One dol
lar will bring to you every week dur
ms next summer. or $3.50 will insure
you receiving it for an entire year.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
Faint of Great V.I,,a

paint is made from the oil Of
eans which grow IN great quantities
u Manchuria which is said to he firo
and waterproof.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20

bridyt bonn in groBe Seiterfett aus,
10 oaB Der &amerao i'm perbliifft al.
gltft ltno frugt, woriibcr er lid) oenn
10 gcipalttg irene. vgeum ia, loll i'd
oa nid)t laden? Sd bin nGunlld III
meinem 3ipilberuf SberIcbrcr in t.
0ort babe ib DIT 81 meincn Sd)ii.
lern, lpcru lie mid reht geargert bot
ten, geioat: nSieber lpolltc i'd cine
Seerbe Sdpeine bitten, oils eud) IN.
terribten!" Sest beorbert mid Der
6elopebel fiir morgen friib 5ur
Shpeinepflege, oie Dos Battalion bel
leiner 8iid)enperpaltlng 5ltr beileren
8eroaiilihfeit bes nellen Saucrfrous
ties errlftet bat. Hahoem ltllll ell
friiberer @unih 10 mortIid) IN Gr-
FILLING gegangen, fam id itllr frob
lem, ouB mid meine S6iiler nld]t in
oieler rg~ebobenen" Steultng ieben
fonncn, innIt mare poDl 6nS 2ad)cn
allf ibrer Seitell"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
8unte Krie9s>G hronif>

liiden Stod in ser Snlo ieben;
TRACE if bagegen ben Sbrigen, 10
fonnen Sic nit mir, iupiel Sic mol.
len bon Sbrem 3anuI iprefen."
Der engliiden Sppoiition gegen oeit
&analbau entlpra6 bic fran5oiiihe
Gl1iffaiiung, BOB eS iif babel INN
cine patriotilde, gesen England sc.
ridtete Ebat banoeIte. 0aourh ge-
raoe lpuroen, pie 2eiieps cr5ablt,
piele Subifribenten benogen, Die
alftien gu 5eibnen. 9lbcr Die 3eiteit
dnOern iih. Sranfreid bot ip1ter
bas @erf ieines sroBen Sobnes mi.
OerIprltfslos in britiiden geiis
iibergeben laIien; es bat ieine oefini.
tipe GerorGngrng alts Iegppten BON
BEN gnglGnoern bingenomnlen, obne
ibnen eegeniiber Die geringiten He.
panhegeliiite SIT peripiiren, unO
bringt gegenwdrtig Der Srellnoidnft
ietnes friiberen @ioeriafers eroBere
Spfer, als linn oeiien offene Seino.
Id)aft ehen1als abforoern fonrlte. Sn
Sues gilt iett nur Der en9liihe Spa
sieritod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
Gin nettes StIflein

cr5Gblt elm ruiiiides glatt: Cine be-
fannie Sdngerin in Wosfau bate bic
MbIidt, cine fleine <nitreiie I'M Sn.
nern bes 2anbes 5u MAIDEN, unb be-
CAB ii6 our Boli5ei, Inn ibren GaB
Diiieren su laiien. rSuben Sic Elm
ifriftIides anIlden ~seitellt9" EN-.
pfing Tie boflid Der Oienittbuenoe ge.
ante. SD belt es nift fir no.
tbig!"-rSo boIen sic es nod
&ier lit 8apier un6 Ginte! SD
iuerbe Sbnen different" 9as @eiuf
mir6 unteri6rie6en iin6 umitGnbIi6
perfiegelt. ySie baben jest MIR nod,
notbis, bas BaBgeiit6 einaureiden!"
-r@o, bitte!"-r8o! Selbitper.
it6nblid bel mir!" ruff Ser b0flife
geante erital,nt. @eiagt, getbanl
Ser poli5eiborita1lb empfGngt baS
@eil,d, offnet Die SieeeI, lieit mif.
merriam bon Infang Bis gnoe, per.
beugt ii6 Dor Der 9ittftellerin u1o
i6iitteIt ben &opf. .@nG6ige Srau,
i6 Dabe SIR @eiu6 in grpGgung oe.
5oger, beoauere iebod, linn feline
Solge eeben 81 fonne,t, ba ipegen Der
b~eitebenben @efabr Die Heiieerlaub.
nib ae%genpartig beidranft meroen
mub."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
Der Sne5fanal- Spasieritof.

Ser S,,e5fanal, 6eiien 9eiis Die
@ngldroer iest segen Ole Siirfei,
&egpptens eigentliden S~berberrn,
pertbei6iser. purbe befanntli6 Ourdp
aus gegen BEN @ilen Der britiihet
diplomatic sebolt. Sn ieinem Ga.
gebufe. ietnen 9riefen rno Crime.
riingen idiIoert 2eiieps iebr an.
ifmlIi6 ben aumpf 9egen Die eng.
Iiifen Sntrigen, Die bon ibm un0 lei
nem Sugenbfreiinoe, Dem @i6ef0nig
Saio Bai6a, nit GROCER Sabiefeit
lino @ebnlo pariert tperoen mribten.
@~eaeitnerb fir bos @erbalten bieier
betoen lit folgenoe glnefbote. gas
1obmme0 Sai0 bon elmer Geiie
nod England suriidgefebrt ipar,
seigte er 2eiiepS zines Cages einen
Spa5teritof, BEN linn bieier eeldenft
bate INTO eine,t ~anOerer, ben er bon
eineuE. euglii6en ADMIRAL erbulten
bate. iIro iagte ibm: ~@s fommt 81.
meilen Dor, baB sic mid IN Der Sta.
ndliafe su ipreden ipiiriden urtb
mid in @eielitaft bon Geuter an.
t~reffen. Die bon nrierer llnterbals
tlms ei1en unbeiugten @ebrmi6 mo.
dDet fonnen. I'm unS bapor al
itliset, ponen mir perabreben, 6ab
Gle mir iiber bas Broieft nihts nit.
tbeilcn, 10 oft sic mid nit benz eng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
aabmer Sdmimmer.

Gin eirem Sftober.@ orsen lpurOe
Die feinbli6e Stearung, Die bon Der
oeuti6en ourd Ben Northumberland
gier-SluB eetrennt mar, in einem
o~reiitiinbigen Seuerilberfaa nit Wfi.
men, Sanberanaten ltno ArtiQerie-
felter arg iiberid)iittet, idreibt bic
rSranffurter 3eituns". alS Oas
&raden Der Winen am ltdrfiten, Der
obrenbetaubenbe 9drm Der plasen0en
@ranaten am groBten mar, bemerfte
Der llnteroffi5ier Sdpeoesfp, bon
elmer acknowledgements, aus
Ingermiinoe, oaB Ser @egner ant
ienieitigen ufer iid) in ieiner Sappe
5uriid5u5ieben anid)idte. glibihneQ
faBte er Den gnti6luB, iid Der Sappe
81 benadtigen. CT mari 8afien
unb &od meg, ~itiir5te iih in sic IN
oieler Sabres5eit nidt geraoe einla.
oenoe Slltb unb iflpamm nit elm
BOAR fraftigeu StoBen nod Dem an.
oeren llfer. Sem 9eiipiel rib ben
neben inn ~liegenben &riegsfreipiQi.
gen &rr5bals, aus @ittenberg, nit.
9eioe Seloen erreiften tros beS
feinblid)en Seuers gliifli6 baS len.
leitige llfer uro Itiirmten pltbelnaB
al,f ben @raben log. 0ort ergriffen
lie 5lpei, lpie fir Tie bereit ite6enoe
@elpebre itnO ~itiir5ten iid auf BEN
nGhiten feinbliden llnteritano. Die
iiberraidten @egner = ied)s an ser
3abl- Die iih nidt batten trdllmen
%laiien, baB Die 9elltiden lie Ourd)
ben SluB ibpimmen6 binterriifs
iiberfallen milroen, gaben iif) geian-
gen. SbDeoesfp gine nit ieinell
@efangenen bis an ben &opf ser
Sappe Dor, nabm ben BORT ~baltenoen
Yoiten ebenfaQs gefongen mo rici
ieine gegeniiberliegenoen &ameraOen
5u Silfe. 9ieie mareu nidt penig
erita1nt, ploslih nus Der feinolihen
Suppe Die moblbefannten @eiihter
rbrer eigenen GaneraOen allftauden
at ieben. Wtit groBem SSSltbel mur.
Den Die fiibnen Sdppimmer nit ibren
ied)S gefangenen gelgiern empfan.
aer. Gum 2obne fir ieine maderc
Sbat muroe ltnteroffi5ier Sdppes
besfp, ser bereits oas giierne &rcr5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
Sbeurie nno Yraris.

Sin &0lner Observation-Disclosures, Der
beim Iusbrud oes &rieges BON Der
S6ulband 81 Ben Sabnen geeilt mar
uno es in5piihen ihon 5um Sffi5ier.
oienittbuer gebraht bat, fam fiir5lib
al1f einem 0ienltganse bltr6 cine 5ll.
iammengeidoiiene fran50iii6e Srt'
idaft, no armierungsioloaten NIT
9%lufr1umen beiddftigt lparen. Sd
iiebt er benn, pie Elm fleiner bebria.
ter .Shipper" ii6 i'm SdIneiBe lei.
mes Ingeiidtes abmiibt, einen ange.
foblten 9alfen aus benz Sduttbau.
fen Reconsideration, mas ibm nid)t
gelinsen mill. Set Did Drop I'M
mipp G paar mol, Damn geit bd loB!"
rrit Der nit Dem 9egen Dem aroeren
Su uno ipringt 81, Inn ibm bas
&llnItitiid praftii6 por5umaden. Ser
&leine f6brt berum, flappt Die
Saden 5uiammen inb %itottert elm:
o3u 9efebl, Serr 49," 9aS an.
oere hleibt ibm IN Der &eble iteden,
mo Damn plabcn bel0e los IN nrtrat'
tigcm 2aden. Ger Singing bat iei.
ner Wtatbematiflebrer Dor iih, Der
baS pbpiifalilde 8eIes bon Der Se.
beItraft auf Dem aatbeoer 10 CLAN.
5euo beberrid)te un6 bod nidt at5il.
wcltoen peritanb. Sic baben natiir.
LID Den 9alfen gemeiniam aus Der
&lenme ge5ogen unO Damn gut &c.
friIbitiift. Sabei pbiloiopbierte Der
Sberlebrer i'm @nblif ieines ni6t
MIR in Die SGnge, i%onoeru aud in Die
9reite geruahiencn S6iilers: Sd
aus Dem anaben miro Elm @annl"
Gin nidt minber luItiges @eaen.
itiif 5u 6ieler Gpiiobe m,S SeinoeS.
lamb ereignete iid IN einem StGbt.
den ont Gbeir, no Elm G~rIatbatuil.
In untergebradt lit. @ines WtittagS
fonlmt AT einem Der 2uubiturmmGn.
ner cine Sroonnan3, Die ib1n einen
gefebl %iiberbringt, @r LEFT i'm mo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
Gin biibid)es GrlebniR

batten Elm Geierpeoffi5ier unb 5pei
@inidbrige zines acknowledgements
ments. Die gatterie befano lid in
SdNpanien, i'm Gl,artier, unb Der Ge.
ierpeoffi5ier bate nit BEN beioen
@~iniGbrigen einen Yatrouiuenritt
%aus5ufiibren. sluf Der 2anoItraBe
begegneten Die brei einem Glteren
Serrn in 3ipil, Der onI6einenb ipa-
5ieren rift unb ii6 ibnen anlhloB.
go u~nterbielt man iif ldngere 3eit,
obne Dab ei1er ben anoeren fannie.
Ils Der 2eutl1ant iif einen glltgell.
bid bon Ser 8r,ppe entfernte Inn
einige notblpenbige grfunoigrngen
ein5u5ieben, fragte Ser Gltere Serr
Die beioen giniabrigen nod ibren
Wamen uno nah Dem Hamen oes 81.
fi5iers. oils Der Sffi5ier toieoer 5ll
Der 8rlppe 5uriidfebrte, perabihie-
bette Iib Der Serr uno rift in eeltref-
tenn 8ulopp bapon. Sn5ipiiden mar
Der Tatrouiaenritt beenbet, uno Ole
bret fanoen ii6 pieoer i'm Suartier
elm. &uilm lparen lie bier angelangt,
als Dem Sffi5ier elm reltenber gote
eemelbet wtr6e, Der i'm brineeno i'm
Suffrage oes Brin5en Seinri6 bon
BreuBen ipreden Doate. 0u ser
Geierpelelttnant nit Dem grin5en
Seinri6 bon YreuBen bisber nod
nidt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mar, 10
belt Ell bas gauge fir einen Der be.
liebten 2ageri6erse. Srosbem be-
CAB er iid iebr atpeifelno tinals, Inn
iid ben reitenoen Woten an5uieben.
@an5 gegen feline grtpartling fanb er
tbatiG6Ii6 bier Dor Der Sbiir einen
iungen &eitersmarm in 2ipree, Der
Tim einen 9rief i'm Iuftrage ieines
Serrn, bes 8rin5en Seinrif, iiber-
gab. Sn Dem 9rieie muroe Der 2eut.
nant nit ieinen beioen 9egleitern
BON Dem alteren Serrn, Dem lie auf
Der cambridge begeenet uarerl, elm.
selaben, Guf ietnem @ute Semmel.
mari einen SmbiB gum I~benobroo
sl p~er5ebren. @inen gelheio bate
Der gote gar niht %abgepartet. 4ltr5e
Belt barauf fubr elm automobil oes
8rin5en Dor, in Dem Ser 2eutnant
nit ieinen G%inidbrigen 8las nab.
men. an ben beiOen G%inidbrigen
mar es iest, iif iiber ben 3ipiliiten
nit Der Sportmiise, Der iih uls
preuBii6er 9rin5 entpuppte, 5u
mun0ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
Ils Gin Spfer irrebentiitiidDsitalicn
idlcr ,GrlDinnos"lndrt

lit in Bern Der 7~4idbrige Baron Sc.
idi, ser ieiner3eit bel Ser Seiesurtg
bes trentiniid)en Srtes, in Dem or
lebte, bon ben Stalienern ais @eiiel
mitgefiibrt mltroe, ont %. Sllli &c.
itorbert. Baron Gei6i mar in Gar.
oinien %interniert, no er t1glid 10
Gents befam, bon benell er nod 6
Gents fir iein Guartier be5oblen
m,Bte. Som Sieberflima Itarf an.
gegrifien, pltrbe enolih Die Sreilai.
lung bes @reiies perfiigt, Der MIN in
Bern oils Spfer ieiner grauiamen
grlebniIie geItorben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
Spoesfabrt eines blinbem SIiesers.

lteber cine ourd Die begIeitenber
llrn1tGrroe beionbers eridiitternO mir
fenbe Srogobie in Den 2iiften, Die
lid BET gppern abipielte, berid)ten
Ydrtier gldtter. Gin BON einem
Sereennten eeiteuerter urto einem
8eobuttungs-S ffi5ier besIeiteter eng.
liider @i,16eder bate 5rptif,en &alld'
tpoIfen NIB @eihobbagel Die &if.
tliitg oerloren uno tntnlelte, tpie elm
oneeIhoiiener Soeel, frel5 un0 qler
I'm Baum. ginen Iueenblid lief
Dos Sl,,e5eug @efabr, stpiiden Die
De,tti6en 2inien an fallen, es erbob
ii1 ober nod einmal uno ~itiir5te
ifIieBIib in Der fran5oiiihen Sellcr'
linie OBJ. I1s maj Die betoen Sn'
iaiien ois ben Sriimmern befreite,
itelte nan felt, bob Der Sffi5ier foot
NOR. Der Sergeant atbmete nod
ltnb erboIte Iih arf) 10 melt, 1m ipre.
d)en All f0nnen. g(n oen uniiher fer.
umtaiterr6en 9epegungen Ser Saroe
bes Sftperperlesten erfannte man
aber baIo, bab man etnen Slinoen
Dor iib botte.
,8ir befmben ms" ersGbIte Der
l1ngIiiflife ipGter i'm 2aaarett, uauf
Dem &iidtpege bon einem grfut.
b~ltngsfhige. 8ir flogen IN 1900
Weter Sobe. Iuf alien Seiten uro
oben urtb unten plasten Die Sdrapp'
nels. 0ie 9eutiden idoiien MIR 5it
gut. 9losIi6 erfolgte elm flrftba-
rer &nan, Der mein Srommelfea ger.
rib. Sd fiiblte mt &opf entiesli6e
Sdmersen itnb glullbte 5u eritifen.
Der Shmer5 IieB bann mobl et1uas
nah, dber es lag tpie elm itppar5er
S6leier nor meinen Illgen. @s
ipirb Der @al16 iein, troitete i6 mid
unb tpmlbte midi nit Dem &uf: y@ie
Dunfel es auf einmal %getporben it,"
81 benz 9eoba6ter. CT gab feline
Int1port, rrb i6 fraee nod einmnl,
ob En- pertpunbet lit. Sim @noe
i6leppe ib gar cine 2eihe nit mir
serum. SblieBlih fommt mir Die
furbtbore 8abrbeit gum 8epuBt.
iein, baB i6 blind bin *nb tnlieno
Weter iiber ben feiuolihen Sinien,
eiten Eobten our Seite, 5piid)en Dem
@tietbagel biIflos in Der Suit freiie.
8ersrpeifelt min id i6on bus Steiler
faiien ln6 mid in Die eipiee Nadt
iinfen laiien, als i6 neben mir oas
Sliiitern elmer iffpa6en Gimme
pernebme: r@eben Sic raid binlm.
ter, JOINT lit alles gu @noe." gs mar
Der neutrality-suspicious., Ser nod
einnnI gum 8epuBtiein ertpaft mar.
cSteuern sic mebr redts uno seben
sic bann binunter." Damn par es
tuieber itiG. gS tparen Die lesten
@orte. Die ii6 Der Sterbenbe nod OBJ
ger1ngen bate. Sd folgte ieiner
Mutpeiiutg unb IieB mid faaen."