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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
Navy and Army Plans.

The threat OF war has put the pre-
paredness measures on a proper Ia
sis. Whatever our condition may
now be, we are going 10 be prepared
for defense in the near future II the
plans are carried out. Under the
Presidents influence, the Senate
committee on Naval Affairs has con
structed a program OF naval eXten-
sion which will command the ap-
proval of the whole country. There
is little likelihood of further opposi-
tion to a large navy in the House Of
Representatives
The situation has changed since
the House passed It's bill. The ad-
vantage of possessing an adequate
navy in case OF war with Mexico, al
though there would be no naval en-
gagements, is thoroughly appreciated.
Besides a provision for four super
dreadnoughts and four battle cruis-
ers for the ensuing year. and an in
creased number of destroyers, the de
tails Of the navy departments five
years building scheme, rejected by
the House, are TO be compressed in
three years term, so that by 1919
we shall have. either afloat or in pro
cess OF construction, twenty-seyen
first-class battleships, six battle
cruisers, twenty five second line
battleships, with a larger number Of
armored cruisers, scout cruisers, and
cruisers OF the first, second and
third class, destroyers, fleet and
coast submarines, monitors, gunboats
and auXiliaries than there has hither-
to been reason to hope We should
ever possess. There is no disposition
now to delay the increase of personal
in the navy. The force of enlisted
men will be increased by 10000
The military appropriation has
been increased to s1sO,OOO,OOO so that
the immediate demands may be met
and army extension be unhampered
by lack of money. There will be
funds to pay for everything needed.
Political lines have at least been OBJ
liberated in the consideration of army
and navy plans. The country will
pay the bills for the sake
Of defense. The Mexican trouble is
irritating, but we must be thankful
for the awakening it has caused in
Congress.-New York Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
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Theatorium.


While natural beauty is valuable
asset in photoplaying, especially
among the younger generation of
stars. it is not always the most beau
tiful who are the best actresses
and sometimes the ladies who nor
mally pass as easy to look at must
take to makeup and transform them
selves into anything but brilliant
beauty.
The Bluebird photoplay which is to
be exhibited at the Theatorium to-
morrow under the title of The Gid
ed Spider" will present the widest
possible contrast in feminine pulchri-
tude. Louise Lovely, the star, is one
of the most beautiful women in pho
toplays, while Lule Warrenton makes
up" as one of the ugliest creatures
imaginable.
II is her art in changing her ap-
pearance that has made Miss Warren
ton one of the most popular character
women in the photoplaying profess
ion. When she was on the stage she
made a specially OF character parts,
but since appearing in pictures she
has had such abundant occasion to
test her skill that she Is now admit
tedly the most expert makeup"
woman in the profession.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
TWO VIEWS OF INDIAN LIFE;
NATIVE AND MODERN DRESS

Oklahoma City, July IA recent
civic celebration in Watonga, IT
Blaine county, disclosed novel phase
of the Indian situation. About 2U0
Cheyenne and Arapahoe indians ap.
peared during the forenoon in the
war costumes that have been pIn-
served in the tribe since the early
days, when Indian wars were the rule
in the plains country. The original
suits of buckskin and feathers were
worn in most cases, but some In
dams wore modern copies of the Tegu-
lar costumes. The pageant was i'm
pressive and spectacular lndi@u5
with paint and war bonnets resem-
bed the Remington paintings and re-
called the days of real doings in the
west.
The afternoon program includes a
parade of decorated automobiles. The
same Indians who wore the war fin
cry in the morning were in the auto
mobile parade in their own cars with
their families. They drove the ma
chimes and wore modern clothing,
looking the part of the enterprising
citizens that they are. 1t was con-
trast that emphasized the change that
has come to the plains country and
the people of it in half a century.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
SOUTH AMERICA AGAINST US.

The United States government has
done much work in the past few years
TO become acquainted with the South
American republics and to acquaint
them with us. We have built large
exposition hall in Washington where
a sample of all the South American
products are displayed, that our mer.
chants may learn what they can buy
in that country. We have brought
many of the young men of that coun-
try here and are educating them free
in our universities. We have given
our banks permission TO organize
branch banks in that country, that
financial ties might better bind the
countries OF South America with us.
We have asked them to negotiate
terms Of peace between US and Mex
leo We have taken a committee Of
statesmen from those republics on a
trip all over the United States that
they might become acquainted with
our resources. that they might learn
We are a country welded to the idea
Of commerce and peace.
After we have done these things,
after we have shown them that there
f. 10 desire for a war Of conquest,
speeches have been made recently in
those countries IN which # is charged
that the United States wants war
with Mexico merely for 'he purpose
Of conquest Efforts are being made
10 arouse the populace against US on
the grounds that If We take Mexico
it will be but a short time until our
plans will be to annex those coun-
tries.
The feeling in South America IS
produced by their weakness and by
our strength. II Is the result Of a
fear OF the weaker for The stronger,
and It is doubtful II those feelings
can ever be removed, no matter how
many efforts we MAKE 10 do 50. In
case Of war with Mexico. it Is prob
able that many adventurers from
South America will join the Mexi-
can army.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12

pocrisy" goes through with unhappy
result all of these stages. Her hus-
band and lovers are money mad, and
she has a failing for bridge which
leads her into debt. Her love Of dress
brings her deeper into that indebted
ness which the poor do not know.
The picture shows the truth in the
trades peoples axiom, ''it is only the
poor who pay their bills"
In Hypocrisy" all will have a
chance to see society as it really is;
not all bad, for society is human, but
not as its pose and sham and buff
leads so many to think it is.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
| ROBERT W. WOOLlEY-

Robert W Wooley director Of the United States mint is the newly
pointed democratic publicity Wooly
quh his office to give his entire time the campaign until August Just
Mr. Wooy busy supervising models
Wooley said
middle
WOolley
well deserved
he chief of the Stanley which probd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
Married Life,

"Was your courtship romantic?" "A
little bit. | met my wife on the 18th
floor of an office building. We took
the elevator together. At the 57th
floor a minister got on. We enlisted
him, eventually reached the ground
floor. sent for license and were mar
ried"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
Advanced Case,

"Your friend Dubwaite seems to
have a very good opinion Of himself"
Il should say so, Why, Dubwaite
thinks a bronze plate will some day
mark the street corner where he
stands every afternoon to wait for a
suburban car"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12

Thursday, 1S, Children's Day at the
Ringer Drug Co., soda fountain. A
squawking feather balloon given
away with every 5 cent drink OF
Cherry -ade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12

Political agitators take advantage
OF the crowds in the parks in Dallas
to try to teach the masses how to
vote. The parks are no longer dedi-
Gated to the use Of those who are
tired. and want to spend their eve-
nings in the cool.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
The First Telephone,

The telephone. in an imperfect
form, was first exhibited at the Cen
tennial exposition in Philadelphia in
1875. The company for its develop
ment was formed soon afterward.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
Use for Banana Stalks.

British scientists are experimenting
with banana stalks as material for pa
per and as a possible source Of pot.
ash.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
Not Quite.

He-"That scene quite took my
breath away" She (tartly)-"Well,
you had it with you when you came
back after the act"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
The Only Kind.

I've come across a man who knows
how to manage his wife" Lead me
to him at once!" Cant; this isn't
visiting day at his asylum"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12

His elbow was resting upon ma
hogany, his foot upon the brass rail.
between his fingers rested a cold
glass so full the foam glided smooth
ly down the sides-He lived in Okla
homa. II was all a dream.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
In Every Town.

Most every town has three or four
rich men who are worth couple hun
dred dollars above their liabilities
Deacon Walker.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
His Business,

shes a married woman and yet
she lets another woman's husband fat
ter her" Shocking, Tell me, who
is the man." "a photographer"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
Gard OF Thanks.

Through the columns of The Ard
moreite we desire to express our sin
cere appreciation for the many acts
of kindness to our loved one, Letha
Aston, during her last illness, and
for the many flowers given at the
funeral and for the words of encour-
agement to US when she was taken
Words cannot express our deep feel
ings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12

The most difficult thing 20 raise in
any agricultural district is a mort
gage. There is more eagerness now
on the part Of the lender than on the
part of the borrower, and mortgages
are easily fastened upon a homestead
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
Most Easily Fooled.

It is much easier for young man
to fool his own mother than it is for
him to fool any other woISan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
OhstructS the View.

Some men are unable to see down
the straight and narrow path because
q big round dollar obstructs their view
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12

Charles Evans Hughes may nc real
" big folks, but his picture published
in the papers does not denote it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
ESTIMATED NEEDS FOR THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
CITY OF ARDMoRE, COUNTY OF
CARTER, STATE OF OKLA
HOMA.

Estimated needs for current ex-
penses for the fiscal year beginning
July l, 1916 and ending June so, 1917,
as required by Section 1878, Chapter
72, revised laws of Oklahoma 1910:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12

This English model is white chip
with a wonderful tilt The only trim
ming is two pink tulle roses with
glossy foliage front and aft, while one
long streamer of SAKE blue velvet rib
bon falls gracefully over the left
shoulder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12
MRS. G.. NJ. ASTON
RAY ASTON,
WALTER ASTON.

The want ads make the best adyer.
Using medium for the small merchant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-12

Z. A. HEFNER, President
GEORGE II. BRUCE, Clerk.
published in Daily Ardmoreite, July
u, 13, II, 16).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Nette SslSatcit.

Sn Calgary, Nlta., Canada, q
AM II. Sebruar cine 8rlppe BON
SoIoateu in oas bem Sobn auiIer,
einem 9euti6en, geb0rige 8iperiioe>
Sptel unb bel Dem fol9enoen Sanb>
semen9e purhe ein @taun pertounoet.
8as 5tpeiltDdige SoteI, Elm Sa6tperf>
uno 9aditeinbau, purbe oemoliert
unb Die M0bel nurben in ben Shnee
geihleubert unb 5ertriimmert. Die
@etrGpfe aus Dem Sdant3immer
puroen inter Die 8liinbercr pertbeiIt,
bon beneu Die Sdlfte ungefdbr aus
Gipilperiouen beitanb. Sic Yoli5ei
lpar maftlos. Sberitleutuant grnns
trone, aommanbant bes So. Sa@
taiQons, elmer Der beliebtcIten Offis
3ierc Der @arniion, itano auf ben
Stufeu bes Sotels mn bat Die Solbas
ten, bon ibrem 8orbu6en ab3uitcben;
er nurbe abcr 6uiammcn NIT ben
penieeu, Die ibnl balfen, bel Seitc 9es
Idpbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24

~i c ,S%run3oicn iinb c5 III BEN
Az Iunacn Wpnatcu bcs Wcltz
~ fricacs nidIt miloc 9ciuprocn,
~ unnlcntlih gegen huS bcrtldc
Seer ben @oripllrf 81 crbcbcn. oaB CO
iid nit barbariihcr Seritorun9sputb
an ben @erfcn Der &ultlr rno Sipis
I%iiation pergriffcn babe. SIMMER
tpiebcr babeu Tie IN Sdrift mn Bib
id,periuieseuoc grtla9en oieier Nrt
perbreitcn NIB Defenders in Die Trene
ocs neutruleu Nuslanbs lancieren
laiien. 2eiber bieIten Sicle Nles,
mas bu oor9ebrodt ipurbe. filr barre
Miln3e, trpsoem cine Eriifung oes
Serganss in iebem SaIe cr9ab, baB
Die militdriife Gage oas gorseben
Der beutihen Solbutcn %notbipenoi9
mud]tc uno baber bon elmer milfiir>
lifen 3erit0run9 niGt Die Reoe iein
fonute.
Mnbers bel Den Srau5n,Gnnern,
bieIen &rlturtrasern iaus rcprode.
Mubers bel ibren treueu 8unoes8es
noiien! Wun benfe mn an Sreibur9,
an 3arIsrube, an Sitpreuben uub on
8or3! Sans i'm GiufIaug nit bieien
tpirflihen Barbarentbaten ltcbt Elm
gprfommniB. bas in benz ioeben aus
europa einsetroffeueu 6eit = uno 3
Der vGbaritas", 3eitidrift fir Die
@erte Der Ndhltenliebe i'm tatboliiden
Seutlhlanb, mitgetbeilt ipirb. Sn
benz bariu entbaltenen Sabresberibt
oes Ierbanbes Der tatboliihen Nn>
~itulten SeutidlanO's fir @eiites>
ihpafe finben mir II. a. einc Shiloee
rlius Der Seritpruug Der ct. Nubrease
gnitalt fir 8eiltesid)pahe nuf Dem
Shienfelbe bel Sennbeim I'M Cher
gliaB. Gem bonn Director Der Nns
'talt NIT leinem Namen ecoedten Ses
ritte entnebmen mir folgenoe Stellen.
8Ieif 81 Anfang beiBt es: ~Sofort
mad Der arieeserflarms fielen Die
Srdnscicn bon 9eliprt unb Gpinnl
ans ms Cber>gliaS Gin. Sic famer
bis Iiiblbauien mn Sembeim mn
10 aud, in bieie gnituIt. Nml 10.
Iueuit pertricb baperiidc Snfanteric
Die S~ran5oieu gum criteu Deal aus
benz Initaltsgebict. Gin Sfleglinq
iplrbe bel oieiem aanpf getoptet, cine
Sd)neiter unb eiu Yfle9IinS leidt
nerlpuubet." Sn Den f%oIgenben 8ofcu
lpedielte Die Serridnft iiber bns &C.
6ict mebrere Walc. bis CO bonn II.
Septembcr nb cnb9iilti9 III beutld)er
Sdupeu blieb. Seboh lag es ald'
lest nod I'M Sercid)e Der fran5pitld]en
MrtiQcrie, pppurd, Die Siubriualllp
Der Grnte i,ur inter 2ebens9efabr
ausgeiiibrt lperocn tonute. Nudoem
trospem Die 8eiantmlts Grnte o ca.
200 Settar sIiidli6 g%eborgen uno Die
8orrGtbe fir Den @inter ein9ele9t
paren, ntad,te Die SeidieBung bonn 1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24

Sc5cnlbcr Dem gctricb Gin idbcs
Gnee. Schs Stunhcn lang flo9cn
III bieicm Sage bic 0rauatcu ouf Die
Mnltnlts8ctd.c =. Sn S~obc6ou8it per>
brudten Die 500 @clppbner oieien
Tag iii Den GeIcrn. Gin EfleeIing
ipuroe 8etpbtet. cine Sblpeiter uuo
elm TfIcgIing burdJ @ranatiplitter
Id)fperer. Der 9eiitlihc @oritano nno
pieIe Tfle9lin9e purh bcrumfliegenbe
8IaSIplitter tpeniger 9efdbrlih per.s
lpunbet. Sn Der folgenbcn Nadt
puroen Die SIC Nnitultsbeipobuer alf
beutifeu WiiIitdrs Mutos nah Niile
buuien gcbrnbt. Die ormen Mne
Itultsbeipobner batter in bieier 3cit
ieeliih unb tDrperlid ihiper 9elitten,
ein5eluc limb beute nod leibeuo, %
1fIeglinee iinb in raider Solge 9e>
ltorben.
Gin bieIem l.. Sc3ember ipurbcn
5n'ummcnaei6oiien: 8as Geripnlz
tunsss, Sful@ uno airdengebGube.
Die Slide nit ben groBeu Speiieidlen
uno Das Shueengelbaus fir blobe
Ndb6en. Sm Samuar ipurbe bas
Sefonpmie s@ebduoe nit ben pieleu
Gurrdtben bon Den Sran5pien in
9ranb seidpiien. Su Der Pfingit&it
brannten bas Saalgebdube, unb Die
S~ofsebdube on Der StraBe mad
Sbann nieber. Mitte Suli enblid)
tpuroeu bic leeten @eboube bieIes
groBen Gbaritasipertes 5ugleid nit
Dem fiinf ailpnetcr bapon entfernt
liegenben aloiter Sclcnberg in 9ranb
9eid)oiien. 3fpei Gage binburd
%lanbteu Die S%ran5picn aus Dem @eis
lertbale binter Sbdrm Srauobomben
auf bieie 8erte Der @ottes> unb
Ndhitenliebe."
Sirettor SucnfeeIO fHbrt Damn bas
llrtbeil Der ~StraBbur9er &oit" ilber
oieies frepentlide electromagnetic
Der S%ran5oIen an: n9ier giebt es
feline gntihulbi9uug. Sies iii cine
perbreferiide Srepcltbnt, fir Die tcin
militdriiher @orlpou0 porlag. IS iii
Der alto iranSoliidc @cilt, Der Die
bliibcnben Nbteien unO prangenberl
Shloiier Der @o9cieu III Den Haub>
frieseu Suolpi9'S bcs Sier3ebnten in
Huineu %perpanbelt bot, iener edit
fran6oiiihe Suunen9ei't, Der bnraui
allsgebt. @ebiete. Die CT nidt ges
pinnen fam, in @iliteneicn 81 pcrs
panbcln."
&cnn mar bebcntt, bnB Der oui
oieic @eiie in blinOcr 8utb an9erid)z
tete Sd)aoen 3fpei YiiQioneu 0iart
iiberitei9t, 10 tnnn man nidJt umbin,
Dem 8epanfen 8alm 5u geben, baB
Die Sran3oien it'd bier eineS lhiperen
@erbrehens ihulbi8 9emaft baden,
oas ipeit cher Siibne beii6t, aIs Die
ben Seutihen bon linen angebidteter
! Chatter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24

mir geiorst, baB Die Setroleunnotb.
bic &aifeenotb bes porisen Sabres
beboben ipurbe. Sic @emeinoe bat
UNI 112 Wilionen &roneu &affee 9ee
fault utb burd befuste 0eihGftslente
nit Treisbinbuns in Den gerfebr 9ez
braht, lie bat Inn mebrere WiIionen
aoble getauft uno iuer I'M ge3irf
%orientiert lit, ipeiB, lpie es beute nod
auf Den neutrality-suspicious. beim
N~orobabnbof 5u8ebt, iuie Sauienbe
yarteien bort Die biQige aoble Der Sc
meinoc III fIeineren @engeu elm
%faufen. Sm ge9eniab 81 reidSbeuts
Ihen Stdoten lpnren mir Der Weinung,
es iei Die Yilidt ~unierer 8emeinbe>
@ertpaItung, 10 luenig ais mo9lid)
lelbit oils @erfdrfer alf3ltretcn,
iuncern ben gerfanf bnrh bic be.
itebenben 0eihdftsleute beiorscu 81
lafien. sic a%onfurren5 Der @emcinbe
ourd ci9cne Sebcnsmittel @crfaufss
itdnoe bate pielleiht man6en pbucs
bin id)iper ~bebrdn9ten @eihdftsmann
gu Spbe tonturriert. 8ir limb Der
Weinung, baB cs uniere Yflitt lit,
and iiber Die ariegs5eit ben Burger
lihen @ittelitanb, Den 8%encrbeitano,
%iolpeit ais mO9li6 aufredt 81 err
baltcn.
Der Silrgermciitcr bciprad baum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Ncme Gentlemen.
Vetcranen iiber IS Sabre alt nno
@ittmen pm Splbatcn bes ipanis
jden 2rieses beSaht.

8aibington 3. 6. - Snl
Observation-Disclosures murbe um 8. Sc
bruar cine Dill bon SberipooD an9es
non,n,en, pelde Die @eipdbrlrn9 elmer
ipe8ieaeu Yeniipn bon $40 pro Wonat
uno Ntann unb Die G%ufnabme bon
elmer Gbrcnliite iolher artegspeteras
ncn. Die ~; 65. 2ebenSiabr iibcrs
Ihritten BADEN unb Sntobcr bon
gbrcnm1ebaiacn iiuo. porIiebt. Us
pirb peranid)lnst, bnB Die &obltbaten
Der Bill nid)t mebr als 1000 Setee
raiien 8utbeil lpiirpen.
Cine anbere YeniionszSia 5iin1
Seitcn bon @ittipen bon Sreiipilli9en
oes iraniiden arie9es, Die mcbr ais
90 Gage gcbient baben, tpnrpe I'm
S.nuic lcbbait bisfuticrt. nbcr bis
Nittiupch ndd)iter Wodc CUR SeIhluBe
iaiiung 5uriid9elte6t. Snrh Die Dill
nilrbc folder, Solbdtenipittipe. perer
idbrlides %Gihtpmmcn $3.50 nihi
iiberiteigt, cine Seniion o $12 prr
Wpnot uno ipcitere $500 fir ieoes
minocridbriec Sinh geipabrt, obnc
8iidiidbt auf Die llriad,cn. Die Den Sor
bes betreficnoen Splbnten berbcigcs
fiibrt babcn. Ter republifaniihs
Iiibrer Mann bcfiirmprtete bic lettere
gill ais cine Grmntbisuna sum Gin
tritt in ben 5reiWilisenbienit BET
Nrmec.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24

Saa abfpcIcnp mar, batter lie meine
Renter eingeihlagcu uuo Nucs &C.
itoblen, ipas ibuen gefalIcn bat. Hub
bann mlb ih b0ren: "gou are
German" 3wei @ohen ma ih 10
tranf, baB i'd nidt aus benz SanIe
founte, unb fciu Wenid fam einmal
an Die 5biir. nm 81 ieben, ob ih nod
am 2eben lei ober niht. aQcs, mas
man bort III: oSb, ibc's German.
Cine bcutidc Srnu ging ms Sbcatcr
uuo nan lpoate i'm feinen Sib lal'en,
iueil iie oeitid mar uno muBte Die
Yoli5ei 5ubilfe gcnommcn lpcroen, nm
Ben aufrubr 81 erorildcn. Gin
0euti6cr bate elm i6ones Sotel.
@r muBte CO aifgeben, pcil er Elm
Seuti6er mar. (Nae) Stdote NIT
beutIfeu Tumen, tuie Berlin (Cnt.O
ioaen a~b9edubert peroen 49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Fine Scmtihe Sram.
Gin riibrenbcr gprihlag sur 9Dinng
Der ,9uiitania" Srasc.

Nep f.-llnter'm 9atunt
bonn 10. Sebruar lfreibt Die .N. 3.
S%taats3tg.": oNm g.. Sebrliar i6rieb
uus cine 2eierin aus Yenuiplpania:
.Na6 Den iilnelten Nafridten 5t llrs
tbeileu, iuirb es ppbl aus Der .2uii>
tania" >In9elegenbeit feinen anocreu
Gusiue9 gebcn, ais eincn Srud nit
Seutihlanb.
Wenn MN Die ,2lIiitnnia" nid)t
anbers Beiilbnt lpcroen lam, ais NIT
Slut, Damn mod)te i) pprihlaeen, baB
Sic in Sbrer 3eitung einen Iufruf
an Die 9euti6s Imerifaner %erlaiien.
lid f~reiipiaig 81 bieiem Sliltopfer Su
melben. ,
Sh bin iibcr3eligt, cs ipcrben lid
mebr al5 bunbert Wdnner unb SralIen
melben. Die fpilens iinb, fir Die Gbrc
SeutidJlanb's unb Den Sricoen Imtez
ritdS ibr Seben ~bin3ugebeu.
Sd mill Die @rite iein, Die rubi9en
Ser5ens III ben COB gebt, iucnn bas
Die Nmerifaner bcfriebi8en ipirb; uno
penn nnh nItem Snbianer6raud Die
Warter oa3ueeielt miro, 10 ioa aud
pas mid, nidt abihreden Oas Spfer
81 bringen.
GrloIicu Sic bcu Nufruf uno in
3iuei Sa9en perben lid mebr ais gez
uii9cno Sreiluili9e gemeloet boben.
9eutidlano into Nmerifa iiub bns
Gpfcr gelpiB mertb. Stcrben nidt
uuiere 9riiber oriiben fir bos Batter
Lamb. Sterbeu JIG nidt aud fir ms?
Wtir lit eS beilig crnit nit meiuem
@oridlag uno id) ipieberboIe: idJ meloe
MIDI oils critic Srau ais Silbne fir cine
Sral, Die auf Der .%2uiitania" ibr
2eben laI'cn mlBte." - Wir baben
oieIcm Sdrei6en mn brei 8ortc, brei
glQe5 uniaiicnbe &orte biu5u5ufiigen:
Cine bclltId)c SrnlI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
anirase an wie,t.

8aibinston .. 6. = @ic
Staatsiefretdr Gaming AM 10. Sebr,
crflGrte, bat CT an bie 8iencr 8egies
RING MIR bas @riud)en 9eridtct'
Gustunit iibcr Den angeblihen Nns
grill cines piterreidiih sungariihen
llntcrieebootes nui Den umeritani
Id)en Seloampfer .Yetrolite" 81
sebcn. Serr Gaming betonte aus
briidli6. bab man nit oiciem CIR
iuden borberbnno nur ben Sbutbcs
itanb ieititcleu molle, ilber Den Der
8unoesreaicruns nod feline nerlGBs
liGcn 9erifte porliegen. Samit
brahte CT aud bas lddperliGe @erildyt
gum Shpeigcn, oab an Die 8icncr
8esieruns elm ~llltimatum" obgc>
9angcn lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24

bic MISUNDERSTANDING Der Sc
meinbc Wicn unb fiibrte ans: Sa bieB
cs Seller niictben, bic Snuen Der
StrsBcnbubnen 5rr ginlagcrung
abopticrcu unb beniiebar MAIDEN. cine
grobe &drtoffeImtietbe an Der @e>
m%einbegren3e IN SGiucdat anle9en.
Ser Siirscrtlub bat bout, bieie &or>
toffcln8cr beiidtigt uuo i6 CLAUDE
ipobl, bnB Ellie critouut udren iiber
oieic Mrt Der 8oriorge fir Die Ippros
piiipnierung Der Stnot. Siebenbuns
bert 8a9gon5 anrtoffeIu 81 je 10,s
900 ailo9ramm lagern l6pn unb mir
poIen Die 2a8eruus auf 1,500 @aez
CONS brin9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-24
Ksmnunale Sebens ntittcl'
perieremne Wicn's.

aus9c5ci6nct beiudbrt bat lid Die
d,riItlid 2 io5ialc Stnotperpaltun8
8ien's audi rpGbrcnb ocS aricgeS.
@ls ncile Yiliht iibcrnabm lie bic
3cbcnsnlittcl sScrlpr9un8, nno 5fpdr
iplpobl mas hcn Gintaui, olS aud
pus bic Sagcrung nnbelan9t.
Ser giir9crmciitcr &icn'S crfldrtc
liiugil; IN ben 16 arieGomonntcn
lpurben uobc3u 100 Wtillioncn aros
ncu iiir Sebcnsmittcl IutGrie nuSgcs
9cbcn. mn obuc boB cS picl i'll Die
Seiicntlidfcit getommcn lit, bnben