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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Preparations for Emer-
gency Rushed-All Talk
on Plans Forbidden.
SLIGHT BOOM SEEN
IN ARMY RECRUITING
Men EnIistiHg al Such Times
Want Service and Choose u. s.
Force, Guardsman Says.

Tn. spirit OF doing much and saying
iittle has taken hold Of the national
guard. A half dozen officers prominent
IN that organization said yesterday
that there was plenty Of activity in the
way Of preparedness for Mexican
crisis. but that orders had been issued
to disclose nothing Of the work.
The trouble in Mexico has stimu.
.ated recruiting 20 some extent in the
national guard. but not as much a. was
expected when man enlists in war
time. or when his country is threat.
ened with war" said a national guard
officer. "he wants 20 get into the NIX
I'd. This being the case. ne does not
enlist IN the state troops. The regular
service naturally ITS him for service
quicker and he gets 70 the front
sooner. This might account for more
enlistments IN the regular service"
Another officer Of high rank. Who had
seen active service during the Spanish
American war. said that orders had
been issued 20 officers and privstes Of
the state service TO refrain from dis.
eussing in public or giving out any in
formation regarding the plans Of the
service.
The war abroad r. said. has
shown tnat censorship is imperative.
This idea Of keeping quiet the pro-
posed number OF troops. the number Of
mon engaged, the routes they may take
and their general scheme for capturing
the bandit Villa is shared b. the ma
uonal guard. Apart from general
tics, officers ard men are not permit
ted 20 discuss the secret information
impaired 20 them b. their superiors.
In these days with perfected wire
less. and abundance OF land wire and
cable service. the automobile and the
seroplane information travels much
more quickly and effectively than II
did twenty years ago. We have stand
ing orders 20 keep our mouths shut
II IS good order and the men are
living Up 10 IT,"
As ~ every national emergency the
national guardsmen Of this city are
anxious 20 respond 70 the country's
call This is particularly so among the
officers and men Of the engineering
corps
4 belief prevailed among some Of
the national gusrdsmeu yesterday hat
they would not be called on 20 20 70
Mexico. Many Of them shared the opin-
ION that only the border states would
be called on 10 supply troops il the
regular needed endorsements.
Recruiting In the regular army IN
this district. which includes this CITY.
Jersey City and Hoboken. was greater
yesterday than for several weeks. The
total for the district vas ten. The
daily average, which has been seven, is
the smallest IN many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
BATTLESHIP KENTUCKY
ORDERED TO VERA CRUZ
Her Powerful Wireless 10 Keep
in Touch with CAPITAL.

Washington. March l6.-The battle
ship Kentucky. now at New Orleans.
was ordered 10 Vera Cruz to-day by
Secretary Daniels. She will sail as
soon as she can be provisioned and
coaled
The Kentucky, Secretary Daniels
said, recently went from Vera Cruz 70
New Orleans for the Mardi Gras cele-
hration. She was returning 70 Vera
Cruz because there was no naval YES
SCI now on the east coast Of Mexico
with wireless equipment sufficiently
powerful 70 maintain regular commu-
nlcstlon with Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
CARRANZA OFFICIAL
MURDERED BY VILLA
Captured at Columbus, Carried
Across Border and Shot.

FL Paso. Tex. March l6.-Through
". A. Bennett, an Arizona peace Officer,
the Mexican Consulate here learned to-
day that J. Pereyrs. q special repre-
sentative OF the Csrranzs government
on the border, was killed By villa fol-
lowing the raid on Columbus.
Bennett found Pereyra's body on the
Mexican side Of the line. with a bullet
hole in the back. From the name in q
hatband and marks on the clothing the
body was identified as that Of the Mex
lean Official from Il Paso. Pereyra had
reached Columbus the night Of the
massacre and had disappeared.
II now appears he was captured By
Villa and was carried across the line
and killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
CHOLERA ATTACKS BELGRADE
Fifty Cases Reported Daily-Ssnitary
Conditions Bad.

London. March ls.-Asistic cholefa
has broken out az Belgrade, according
20 an Athens dispatch 20 the Exchange
Telegraph Company. Fifty cases have
been reported daily and thirty deaths
have occurred.
The people Of Belgrade are suffering
from a shortage Of provisions, and
sanitary conditions are bad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
a., Office Heads Say First
Field Base Is at
OuZman.
,rCASAS GRANDES
~ TOMORROW NIGHT
Follow Railroad TO Nor.
NON Colony, Then Strike
Overland.

a..s.,c,or. March l6.- The War De-
-.,. believes that the American
'-o has established IT'S first field
:. Guznan. forty miles south Of
.s-,y, The city rs on the Mexican
...re,tern Railroad. at the foot OF
'o'.' cr1r,ar. and IS said 10 be an deal
=. .,..or for a camp. It can be reached
'f..'gf'' f-o- Fl Taso IN a few hours.
sssumed that Colonel Dodd w!il
GARRISON a. Guzman and imme-
"a. rush on south toward Cssas
s. ~ to the relief or the Mormon
80 - ~ five hundred Americans re-
800 70 be m peril near there. Casss
80. 49, is the next important point
.. ,5e railroad gong south from Guz-
~ .roops will establish a second
=, mere. Their advance guard, it
, .sFeyed. will arrive there Saturday
.:r,. uill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Y. s. REOPENS ITO
RECRUITING STATIONS
New York State Gets 80. City
14-Country Now Has 224.
fFrom he Tnoans Burssn.

Washington, March ls.-Following
the action Of Congress in increasing
the army by twenty thousand men, 10
auxiliary recruiting stations were re-
opened to-day under orders from the
War Department. These stations have
been closed for more than year. o.
this number thirty are IN the state OF
New York, located as follows:
Albany, Schenectady, Troy, Buffalo
two stations, Dunkrk, Elmirs. Olean,
Rochester. New York fourteen sta
tons. Brooklyn three stations. SYRIA
cuse Binghamton. Geneva and Utica.
Adjutant General Mccain has as
signed two hundred additional enlisted
men 10 recruiting service. Besides the
auxiliary stations, there are ffty-four
main recruiting depots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
DON'T MAIL CASH TO MEXICO
Coin and valusbles Subject 70 Fins
Without Consular Certificate.

Any one hereafter possessed OF the
desire 70 send more than one thousand
pesos worth OF paper money into
Mexico by mail had better suppress the
desire or the Mexican government Will
conhscate the cash.
This information was received hers
By Postmaster Morgan yesterday. with
the additional information that eoin.
jewelry and precious stones arc sub
fec. 20 6 twenty per cent fine when
sen. into the southern republic
through the regular mails. A eonsulsr
certificate must accompany all cash or
vsluables of the aforementioned types
20 insure their safe passage into
Me1ico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

saks QuntpanY
Broadway at 34,h Street
For One Week 0nly-Beglnning Today
Mem Satin-Stripe Silk Shirts at S2.45
Broadway at oAth Street

In icoaderfm collection Of new designs
& Considering present market conditions,
we feel justified in calling this the best silk
shirt value in New York today.
& The material is all silk The workman
ship-from cutting the fabric to placing
the buttons-retiects the skill of craftsmen
Shirtmakers
q \ wide range of coorfu designs. in
single and cluster stripings. affords almost
unlimited selection.
6 Every size neckband and sleeve length
included. and not one shirt offered that can
be equalcd at the price in town today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17
Another Liner Here with Guns.

The Italian steamship Regina d'ltalis,
Of the Lloyd Sabaudo Line, arrived
from Naples and Genoa yesterday with
two guns mounted astern. il is her
first arrival in this port armed. Cap
tain Giorgio Croppi said no submarines
had been sighted on the trip, although
wireless warnings Of their presence
had caused him 20 keep close TO the
northern Mediterranean shore until he
reached GihrAlfar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-17

them mounted only in case the govern
ment becomes involved IN war. IN which
event n was planned 20 present the ma
chimes 20 the government
In view Of recent Developments ~
the Mexican situation. 10 wss learned
yesterday, plans are being pushed 90
complete the equipment and have II IN
service condition as soon as possible.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

II. /. 10. Sit fpltrbr 6ie Stride ielbit
ais 8oiteu a~usgebaut, inbem @ebr'
gGnge nit Ncfnoien uno S6ieB-
iharten iiber Die Strebepfeiler &C.
fiibrt, Der Sblrm als gergfrieo be-
baltbelt, Ser Gborbalt ais 5lpeiter
Sburm aufgerittet muroe. I'm oas
@on5e liefen Damn 8rdben nit 3ug-
briifen, Ringmauern, gaiteiell uro
4i,bent6iirmen. Dies iinb Die ed]ten
&irtenbitrgen; cine itattlide an5abl
lit nod in 9utem Stonoe. 3u BEN
beriibmtelten geboren Die 9lirgen BON
SeIta1t, @eiSenba6, G~etersbure. $50.
nigberg, Nieuitabt uno 3eiben. 0of,
gibt eS Sunocrte pon oieien Genf.
nrdlern Ser ein3igortiaen Srganiia'
ton bes eolen mittelfrdnfiifen
Stammes, Der ais .iddyiiid)e Nation"
oas Banner Der aultllr ourb Sabr.
bunberte boheebalten bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
$500 Mntumuble aeitpblen.

Cine bonn Gbicaeoer 9eteftip.9il
reau onsefertiate 4ltntcllults benefit
Dab IN Chicago pom 1. Sanuar bis
gum IS. Sftober 1916 I'M gan5er
2,571 Iittomobile g~eitoblen, 1870
wieoer -5uriiderIanat ml1rben unh
sol perloren gingen. Ter 3atrft
ifmtttstpertb Ser 9eitobfenen araft'
,pasen miro altf $1,000 peranid>loet
ionit bel1uft lid, Der @eiammtlpertf
Ser oerloren gegangenen Iutos biz
5llm 10. OCTOBER bieies Sabres aui
$t,201,505.
Ger @ertb Ser niebererlangter
araftpagen erreiht Die Summe bon
$10,003, 800. 1eie 3ablen belpei,
len, baB es Sen autpoieben gelane
inn gan3en 8iebltdble I'M @ertbe bon
$11,205.0 05 m,s5uiirbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
8ollten pirflid)en l1nfaI ieben.

Spei Rroben In @atertotpn, g.
9, I'm Ilter bon 9 urt6 10 eSqbren,
Mrnolo 9renban iino @alter elliott,
beren 0bontaiie bl1r6 6en 9eiuh
pom Grandchildren g or~itellungen I'M.
~getponbIif) erregt mar, -monten iih
ben 4nblif zines in @irfliffeit bon
elmer Bride In ben SluB Itiir5enbei,
3uges oerifaffen. 3lt oieiem 3tpefe
befeitigten fie iebr groBe gol3en 81.
reft neben Ben Shienen auf Der Siio.
'ette Ser @iienbabnbriide Der Greet
Rortbern, iiibtpeitIi6 bon @ater.
totprt ltnb berItedten itd baruuf in
cinem Seuifober, UNI Ben oitpdrts
geben6en Bug ab5lttparten.
@liidlider1peiie ent6edten 5mei So
ger Die 9olaen un0 benahridytiqten
oaS 9abnperional, 10 Dab Die 8efubr
beieitiet iperoen fonnte, ebe Ser 3ue
onlangte. Rad Mltsiage Ser beiber
SSG9er naren Die 8ol5en 10 beieItiet,
oab Der Bug our @ntgIeiiung &c.
bro6t perben fonnte 1tno Damn in
Den SluB fallen muBte. Gem &iflter
~er36bIten Die S1tngen, Tie bdtten
einen 9obnunfaQ im @anoelbilo.
Sbeater geieben uno baften es iiG
groBortig, 10 etiuas in 8irfli6feit
ieben az f6nnen. Sic @ltern Der
9naben perpflifteten iih Dem &idy'
Ter gegeniiber, Die RiifetbGter gum
8erbor Dem 9e8irfsgeri6t 5uslt'
fiihrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16

SeinbeSliebe.

Su Der ~gussburser, Poit5eituns"
aneriennt elm Serr b.. Waaintrobt
oifeutlid, baB, ais iein liebfter Sobn
als nod iebr jusenbIider Sabnri6 I'M
September 1914 an Der @eitfront
iiel. aber 3unddit nur ais permiBt m
aeseben puroe, 5ipei ritterlihe irans
collide Sffi5iere uno 5ipei franooiii6e
Gipiliiten iih srobe @eibe gaben.
Ndberes iiber ieiu Shidial nnb iein
@rab 5u erfabren. I'M es Der beims
seiuften Sanrilie an meloen. sd
perbe". ihreibt Serr b. Walinfroot,
.bieIen eolen Renihen, Die ih periDns
LID gar nid]t femme, tets Die 9rDBte
Santbarfeit b%epabren." Or fii9t
bielen Worten bel:
sd ipiinlte aus san5em Ser5en.
bab bieier entieBlihe 8rieg Der leste
8ampf 5piihem 9enti6lanb nnb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
3nmGniid)e Gird1enbnrsen.

Siebenbitrgen birgt ne6en an0eren
groBen Decentralization cine beoeit.
tenbe Mn3abl BON Girdeuburgen, Die
iGmntli9 bon Den Siebenbirrger
Sadyien our Ibtpebr ibrer Sabaoien,
nleiit bonn Often beronfllltbenben
sSeinbe errihtet porben iino. Sn
ihrer beionoeren Mitspr6gung limo
Dieie airfenburgen cine grid,eim,ng,
Sic ii6 in feinem 2anoe fin6et. 9e.
feitigte aird)en gibt eS Dobl in bieleu
8egen6en, man iiebt iol6e i'm Gbein.
lan6, in Sirol. i'm oeutiden Often;
and ortf ser SSniel 8oel itebt cine bon
@GQen itmgeben Stride. @ber bier
in Siebenbiiraen banbelt es iih nm
bie Stride nls Burg. Die meiiten
6ieier 9urgen itommen aus Dem
pier5cbnten uuo fiinf5ebnten Sabr.
bunOert. 9efcItigte aird}en fannie
man id)on friiber, unO Die 8urgen
6e8 9elltiden Sr0enS, Der MIR fur5e
Belt in Siebenbiirgen pirfen bltrfte,
~cnt6alten natiirli6 aud 8ottesbdll.
Ter. 90 allf ser Roienmler Burg,
ole IpGter ais @%auernburg auseebaut
muroe. Sier itonoen 0reiBig S6us.
den INN Die Stride, Der oSdul.
t6urm" entbielt Die Sdplle, tpenn IN
,3eitcn ser Rotb ole gon5e Srtsbe.
polfcrung b%eraufgefliittet mar. Sn
anSereu &irfenbrrgen iiebt man
nod oen n&0nigSrifttblrm", ben
StubIrtftertburm, Sfreibertblum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
geritppiung triibt ben g%eritanh.

Sas tribe, lebloie, nieberseiflas
gene @efibl lit bic SoIee bon linz
rcinigteiten in Sbrem 4orper, TRIGGER
2eber, %peritppften gineepeiben. 81.
Sings Sem 2ife Bi1en bringen
prpmpte grlei6teruue. Gin 9elinber,
lei6ter, i6mer5loIer Stublgane nirb
Sbrcn 9Drper frdfti9en unb mitbelfen,
Die Idlette, bon Yimples berunitaltete
@eiihtsfnrbe gu reiuigen. Solen Sic
nod bcrte cine Slai6e 9r. Sings
Stem 2ife 8iQen BEL Sbrem Ipotbeter.
25 Gents. Cine 9oiis 6eute Ibeub
nirb Sbr 8efinben bic gum nd6iter
Roreen acknowledgement
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
Die Stabsfmb.

Is mar I'M Serbit 1914 81 8eeinn
bes Stelunqsfampfes in Der Rifnrbie.
Ser Nrtilerie Stab elmer Brigade
bate lid cine Stabsfub 5ugelest. 3u
ieinem 8ebauern muBte er cine 3ettz
lang @or9eus feititellen, baB lie iton
gentolfen mar, uub als Sbdter famen
nllr Die I'M gleiten 9eboft einqlars
ticrten Srfanterilteu in Sra8e.
Ser Stab IicB alip Gin S6ilo om
Stale oubringeu nit Der Iufidrift:
.allb beibt", "lpornuf am ndditen
Worgen Die &l1b. ipiebcr ~gemolten NOR
ltno NIT &reibe auf Die Safcl Die
8orte geieRt iparen: rWtil6 1T
aber mt"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
2afet Sautleiheu iidj nidt auSbrciten

llnbebeutenbe Musitldee iino oft
mails bas erite 8nrnuu9sii9nnl bon
%erniten Sautfranfheitcn. Sernnd)s
IGiii9te Sautfranfbeitcn breiter iih
aug. 8r. Sobion's gc3ema Sint:nent
perbinoert bas ge3en1o am llmith@
ereifen, beilt bartnddisc Sdae BON
Simples. Icne rnb flediger, rotber
linp id)Ipptger Salt. Sic anti
ieptiid)en gtgenihaften bon 9r.
Spbion's gc5ema Ointment tobteu Die
Seine unb perbinbern Die Iuss
breitun9 bes 9eibcns. Sci aufeez
i%prun9enen 2ippeu rnb Sdnben brinet
eS prontpte 2inberung. 9ei Gurem
so Gents.-(In5eise.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
Treisebn nene Staatsbanfen fir
NurosTafDta.

@ie aus @ismard, e. g., gemel-
bet miro, bat Ser Staats-S etretar
~folgenoen orei5ebn neueu ganfen
chen Sreibrieie ertbeilt: Sarmers
gquitp State @anf, Wanoan; Ger
nmnla american gonf, Manoan; Mal.
colin Secllritp @anf, Walcolm; Ger.
man State 9anf, 2ineoln 8allep
Sormers State ganf, Smitb; Sirii
Spte 9anf, glbopoobs; Sarmers
State ganf, Sort @~ertbolb; Sarmers
State ganf, Nerp 2eip5ig; 6armers
State ganf, grabbof; Sarmers
State ganf, Sbea Greet; Securitp
Stute gauf, 9ladnater.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
Sreibeitsfrie8 Sarlebcn pun Grbem
beaniprndlt.

Ridt bel neniger ais on~ocrtbalb
Sdbrbuuoerte iino e5 her, 6aB Spam
Snlomo1,, George @aibingtou 500
600 Collars poritredte, Inn bamit Die
amerifonii6e Reoolltttou 81 finan'
Sieren. 9a5 9arleben fam ditBerit
geleget; 6cnn @oibin9ton braufte
bo8 @elo utbeoingt sur 0llrd,filb'
ring 6eS Sreiheitsfantpfes.
9ieies 0orIehcn lit nientals GIT
riifgejoblt worben; iebt mo1e11 Die
Grben SaIomon8 oen aongreB, Der
Ser. Stooten barum attgeben. Won
beholtptet, OoB Die Summe, nit Dol.
len !3inien uno 3inies5inien, heltti'
gen Cages otf iiber $50 Wiqionen
Dollars fonuncn niiroe! 0oh Die
Grbcn nolen teiter nifts baben,
oI8 Sen uripriin9lidr porgeitredten
9etrog.
SER SaIomon 1pltrbe 1740 81
2ii'a geborert, BON portugieItifer Ib.
Itonlm1tng. Nadtbem Ell piele 2anoer
bcil&dt uno it'd tire Sprqd,en nnge.
ci9net bate, fam er, nod INNER
siemIih jung, mad, Imerifa, 1776
mltr6e er pom britiihen General Cir
Senrp Clinton qefongen geiest, lln'
ter Ser 9ei6ulbigurg, Dab err bon
0oihin9ton 8efebIe erbalten babe,
Sfiffsr @cidnpaoer uno 2agerhauier
nieoer5ubrenren, urrb 0ieie gefeble
olld) ous5l1fii6ren perludJt babe; bod,
crIun9te CT feline Srebeit tpieoer. st
unteritiiste ntft MIR Die bamalige
omerifnniid)e Regiering, ionbern
mar alt6 Stotmeiiter fiir Die fran'
s0iiiten StreitfrGfte, melhe i'm 8e-
p%oll1tionSfrieg mitfdmpften. @ltd)
nod,te CT cine 4n5obl anoerer alts'
IGnoiifer Sbeilnebmer bes arieges
iid 51 6rcun0sr. Gr perbeiratbete
ii6 nit Rafel 6ronf, Shtpeiter bes
beriibmten Sberiten Safob Srant
pom Repolutionsfrteg. Qlts bieier
Gbe entiproB Elm Sobn, Spam Gallo
mon Der iiingere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
Gier i'm rteberfluf.

Ser Ntu9iItrat in 8reu3burg, Sber@
Shleiien. erlabt cine getanntmatung.
in Der es II. a. beiBt: ~gierl Sn
Niidiitt barauf, baB bisber MIR etipa
500 Ranbeln @ier bel uns ange>
melbet nurben, mir aber gan5 erbeb>
lite Renseu ab5ugeben in Der Gage
limb, forbern mir nod einmal our Gnz
meloung bes geoarfs bon giern auf.
8dbreno auf Dem Wartte fir Die
Ranbel @ier SSbpu $50 Rart unb
mebr gefprbert iperben, tDnnen ipir Die
Wauoel gum Breiie Dol brei Warf
abgeben. 8ir iueiien baraitf bin. oab
iest bic ein3ise unb leste @elegenbeit
lit, ben eeiammten gierbeoarf fir ben
8inter gu beden." 8as iagt Serr
b. 8otpdt ba3u?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
NIT S1lde.

9efebl in eirlen &f eit. Gr lit
bon oemielben @eiitc beieelt, Ser 10
be5eifneno fiir bas gauge belitide
Seer lit, oab ieber fir aQe urb ME
mails elmer fir lid ieIbit thdtig lit.
Gem fiir5lid) gefallenen Seutnant
Smmelnhnn 5olte 9olfe bobes Sob
uno fiiete bii,5u, baB bas, mas Sm-
mellnann ultb er getban baben, bel
alesbem 8liid bon aaen mbern
Slieger Sffi5ieren credit lperoen
Tonne. llebrigens perloren OH Dem.
ielben Gage, no 8olfe iein 20. Slug
5eil9 abibpB. 3mei ieiner 9egleiter
ibr 2eben bel Dem geriild), ein eng.
hides Ginfaas9eitppaoer bon ad)t
Sll,gaelgen auf5ubalten; ltto Die
Gelttid,en 5eigten oitrf ibren Ingriff
ailf einen 10 iiberlegenen Seinb
allBerge,pobnlite Topferfeit.
9olde erfldrte auf Die Sraee, ipie.
piele ieiner @esner mad, Dem Sample
nod gelebt bdtteu: vllngliidlid,er.
meiie mir 5spei. sic fampften ale
10 TAPER, baB mir ibr MiBgeifid
leib that. SD gIar,be, Die meilten
n,iroen burb Die @eid)oiie ans mei-
ner Maihine eetootet ooer Itarben
i'm SAIL, uno nur penige fanoe,t
bren 600 bl,rh Seri6metter,,ne auf
Dem 9oben. Nur elm gnelGnber,
@ilion, unb Elm fransoiiiher Off.
3ier blieben am 2eben, ale anberen
itarben fir ibre @aterlaub.
lleber feline &fesmeiie befraet,
anttportete 9olde: SD babe feline
beionbere Nesel, ailBer Der, oaB id,
beitrebt bin, meinen 8egner 81
pafen, ebe er mid paft."
@Dlfe m1roen fiinf Tlug5el,ge I'm.
ter Dem 2eibe 5erihmettert, aber er
erreihte INNER bllrh @leitflua Der,
9oben. Sein 9ieblingsflis5erlg lit
piel fIeiner als eneliihe l,nb frun5o-
iiide aompfilugselge.
Die 0eutiden beifplloieen Die
eneliiden ,Slieaer oes 8ebraud,es
bon granbgeidoiien in ben Waidi.
n%engetpebren. Die Hatronen iollen
cine &ammer nit Grploiipitoff ba-
ben, Der iid i'm Sliegen ent3iinbei
lno ben @egenitano, gegen ben Ell
geidoiien miro, IN 9rano ieet. 0o
Die 1ragfldden Der SIug5euge NIT
Del iiber5oeen limo, limb lie iebr
leidt eiit5iimolih. Sn LETTER 8eit
iinb perihiebene oclitid)e Slieger
blirh bieies &umpimittel ms I'm.
gIiif gebraft moroen.
Die 9eutiden beanipr,fen fin
ii6 Die @eforbleiinlng bon IS berab'
gebolten Slugaeugen in ad)t Eagen
ginise tpnrben mirh Slieser berl,n,
tereebolt, anbere our6 aSlaf" (Blug
seuedbiduBfanonen). Die lester
8erlrfte Der feinoliden Slieser mad,
ten Der @riinblid,feit Der beutifer
8erehnlng ebre.
90Ide iaete Dem geiuher gun
Shll,b: .@ir Ieutiden BADEN feit
8erlansen gu fdmpfen, aber 10 lang,
mir ba5l1 gejwungen neroen, meroe,
mir nienrals geiblagen meroen. Oar
ai,f fonnen Sic iih ~perlaiien. 9ie
Ter @ebaufe ulb bieie @epibbeit II
in iebes Qeutifen 9ru1t!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
Sin geinh bel ben Gpiafcn.

Ser bel Sen ruiiiihen @rlneen be-
finolide Observation-Disclosures Der
2onooner .Gailp Wail", Saniilton
Spfe, idilbert einen 9eiud beim
Stabe zines Acknowledgements fpie
folgt:
Die nnitnnige 8oritellltng, bob
Der 4oiaf elm piIoer 8oietpid,t lei,
mllB bef6mpft nerben. Sm 9urf-
ifnitt unteri6eiben Die aoiafen iVb
burf)al1s ni6t beionoers bon BEN
iibrigen Ruiien. Sic iinb i'm Sc.
gentbeil pie ianfte 8inber, riibreno
einfa6 unb trGlmeriid peronlagt,
e~rfiilt bon 5arteiter 2iebe fir Die
Boeiie. IQerbings mag 5ugegeben
mer6en, bab ibr Gborofter leift auf-
brartieno lit uro Dies tpobl bin unO
mieoer 81 fletnen beionoercn ltnters
nebmungen fiibrt, berren aber idnea
pieoer cine 8erubigllng uno cine
Riidfebr aur ianften 8erniitbsart
fol9t. 8eionbers fenn5eidnenb fir
Die 9oiafen lit ibr al,beroroettlifer
Sang fir Son5oergniigen, Gies
fonnten mir balb feititeaen, /nad)oem
mir in benz 9orf angelangt iporen,
in Dem iih Der 8oiafenltab befanb,
Der uns gum Glen eingelaoen bate.
@dbreno Ger Mabl5eit murben 5abl.
reife tSod,s auf Die perihieoenen
Serrid,er unb Siibrer Der IQiierten
ousgebra6t, ipobei Die &oiafen in,
Gbor merfmiir0iee ralibe Sdreie
ausitieben, Die Die nSorap" ober
N Stab" flangen. 0abei briilteu lie
10 lout, ols es linen i~iberbaupt mog.
lid, mar. Iieier 2drm erinnerte
mid an 6as pilbe, arfmtnternbe 8e.
itJrei Der amerifaniifen Stubenten
bel ibren beriibmten SuBbaauett'
fGmpfen.
Der Sberit ielber, eiu fleiner, tptt
elm Sreiiel bepeglider Mtann, ihrit
am aaerla,iteiten ,utb 5ueleih ipielt'
er babel iosuiasen Die Hoae zines
&apeIlmeiiters. Damn erbob /. lid
aues uno idritt bin nno her, bi.
ieoer ein3elne iein 8las flirreno az
bus ieoes anberen Sbeilnebmers &c
itoBen bate. Damn begannen BIZ
Solboten unb SfiiSiere 81 tr,5elt
3lterit maren MIR Die Soloaten her
umgeiprungen, nit minberbar ele
ga1tten uno leid1en @etpeg1lngett
a6er balo mengte iih elm Sfii5iel
naG Dem anbern in ibre S6aar, mi
IdlieBli6 tan5te allies, bonn Sberl
bis gum Ieeten Sifi5iersbiener, bun
ourfyeinanber. Sd flir meme Ser
ion mar gliidlid, oaB Die Site poi
uns @Giten niht Die gleid)e Intbeil
nabme ~perlangte, oa i6 faum &c
nuBt bate, tpie ih NIT meinen Bel
men oieie auBerorbentlifen Sdrpie
rigfeiten iiberpin6en iolte. Siter
lid lit ie6er, Der Dies lieIt, auberi
eritaunt, oa mir nid)t gelpobnt limo
oub elm Sberit inmitten ieiner Sol
baten bas 3an5bein idapingt. abe,
i6 borte, bab Dies Der 9is5iplin be
Den &oiafen : 9fegimentern ol,rtmiI
feinen gbbrud tbut. IS erbobt gan
i'm 8eseutbeil Die Si6erbeit be-
Serridnft bes Sffi5iers ilber iein
2eute, ba 6ie &oiafen MIR Dem &c
borden, Der lire 9olfsart iidtbar 81
Der ieinen mad)t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-16
Shlimme Grfaltunsen Beginner nit
Wieien.

@iele grtGltun9en. Die Ben san5cn
8inter biuburd anbauern, beginnen
NIT einem Nieieu, S6niiifeln. einem
peben Sals ober euger Sruit. sic
tennen Die Spmptome elmer grfdltuns
unb Gle piiieu. bab cine prompte Be-
banblung bieielbe furirt. Or. Sings
Nep discovery, NIT ieineu linoernben
anti sieptiideu @aliameu, turirt felt
AZ Sabren Suiten unb grfdltungeu
bel Sung unb Gilt. Or. Sings Netp
Discovery lott ben S6leim, reini9t
ben Gopi. beilt ole ent6iinoete
SGleimbaut uno erleidtert bas
Gtbmen. gel Sbrem Gpotbeter,
80 geuts.-(an5eige,)