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of the bridegroom, and Harold Enlows
The wedding march was played by Miss
Margaret Haines OF Allentown Pa MIS-
Selma Selinger sang solo before tht
ceremony.
A reception followed at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs J
Harry Jones. in Euclid street. Aftel
short wedding trip north Mr.. ana MIS-
Russell will leave Washington on Sep
TENDER 10 for California to be absent fol
about three months.
An event Of great interest in univer.
sity circles and to Washington and
ding Of Miss Mamie Peyton Luxford
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Leon Lux
ford. to Mr.. Thomas Eden Didlake
Of Virginia. which will take place
Wednesday afternoon. September s. at
5 o'clock at the Church of the Ascen-
sion. the Rev. DR.. Henning helms Of
ffciating.
The charming young bride will be
given in marriage by her father and
will be attended by her cousins. Miss
Winifred w. Watts. as maid of honor
and little Miss Emily Ann Undertake
as flower girl. Mr.. John r. Kenyon OF
North Carolina will be the best man
and the ushers are to be DR.. Joceph E
Fogue of Raleigh, ". c.: Mr.. Percy E
Taylor. Mr.. Norman /. Taylor and Dr.
Taylor c. Undertake of Washington
Mrs. Percy E. Taylor will play the
After an extended northern wedding
trip the young couple will make their
home in Chapel Hill. N. c.. where the
bridegroom has recently accepted the
assistant professorship Of law in the
University Of North Carolina.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman !. Taylor will
entertain at dinner Tuesday evening
in homer OF Miss Luxford and Dr. Did
lake. when the guests will include the
bridal party.
Mrs. Chester II. Smith. Miss wini-
fred w. Watts and Mrs. Taylor o. Tim
berlake entertained at luncheon and
miscellaneous shower Saturday
afternoon in honor of the bride-elect.
Maj. Eric A. Pearson. M. c.. Of the
Kings Royal Rifle Corps. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. Wilson Sharp
less Of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. at
their cottage at York Harbor. Me-. will
sail shortly for France. The engage
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of the bride, in Q street, and later Mr.
and Mrs. Sullivan left for an extended
wedding trip. the latter wearing a
gold color serge suit and a purple vel
vet hat.
They will make their future home in
Wilmington. Del.
The out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan and family
of Warrenton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles selden. jr. re-
turned yesterday from Berkeley
Springs, Va. In time to welcome their
and Mary Selden. who have spent the
summer at Camp Abena. Belgrade
lakes. Me.
Mrs. George B. Schley have registered
at Hotel Jackson. Atlantic City, N. ].
Miss Wallace Henry. daughter Of Mr..
Lee Henry Of Texarkana has been Wis
iting DR.. and Mrs. H. T. Guss and Will
return in the early fall to resume her
studies.
Mr.. E. Durnin Smithers Of 1917 CO.
lumbia road left yesterday on q motor
trip to Philadelphia and Sea Isle City.
n: J: Mr.. smithers win spend week
Mrs. James A. Twohey and family. and
was accompanied on his trip from
Washington by a number OF college
chums.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. McGinness and
Misses Edrie and Louise Sweeney
have returned from a pleasant trip to
Farmers Fork. Va. where they visited
Mrs Sweeney were accompanied on
their return by Miss Blanche Settle of
Farmers Fork and Miss Edna Lyell of
Nomini Grove, Va. who will spend q
few weeks in the city visiting rela-
ttves.
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ment of Miss Mary Dixon Sharpless
and Maj. Pearson was announced last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs James e. Baines an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Maize to Mr.. Irving r.
Saum. The wedding will probably
take place in the fall
. Mr.. and Mrs. L r. Drummond Of Fort
Myer Heights. Va. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Sarah
Jeanette Drummond. to Mr.. ]. L
Hammer Of Thrifton, Va.
Announcement was made yesterday
of the wedding Thursday evening OF
Miss Grace Helen Cox OF Atlanta. Ga.
and Mr.. Frank Bridges. son Of Mr.,
Benjamin Bridges Of Washington. The
ceremony was performed by Rev
Hugh T. Stevenson Of Bethany Baptist
Church. with only a few friends pres
emit. The young couple will live at New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
MRS. GERALD EGAN,
Formerly Miss Marie Louise Hoover.

Guards. was made yesterday in Ottawa,
Canada
Capt. Macintosh. who is thirty-two
years old. has been at Rideau Hall for
the last two years and was attached to
the star of the Duke Of Connaught.
Lady Maud is twenty-one years old.
The engagement is announced of the
Hon. Irene Molesworth, daughter Of
viscount Molesworth. to Capt Charles
Rowley Of the British Royal Artillery
ana son of j. r. Capel Rowley Of
New York. They will be married in
DR.. Davenport White and family have
Ioft town for a two-week stay at Buena
Vista Springs. Pa
Russell-Best.
One OF tho most charming weddings
Of the season was that of Mr.. Paul
George Russell and Miss Joanna Eliza
beth Best. which took place at pm.
On Tuesday. August as, at St. Paurs
English Lutheran Church. the Rev.
John 7. Huddle officiating. The church
was effectively decorated with palms,
ferns and soldenrod. the color scheme
being carried out in yellow and greer.
The bride was given In marriage by
A~ father. Mr.. J. Harry Jones. Her
s10Wn was of white georHette crepe
trimmed with chantilly lace and pearls,
6hs carried q shower bouquet Of bride
1osse The maid Of honor. Miss Mar
hcs over yellow chiffon, with the bodice
q yellow satin. and she carried Q bou-
get OF sunburst rosea Little Miss
6eaen Carty Jones' sister Of the bride
- ths aowsr gil5 II . ares. Of white
Tho mAfron OF honor ~na Me- Fvho - q.
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CONTINUED nom First Pass.)

AFTERNOON, assisted by Mrs. e. c. Kin
dlobargsr and Mrs. Henry o. Nell
vain. for the beneft Of the blind relief
fund.
Lieut.. Harvey Deiano. u 8 N. and
Mrs. Delano after an absence Of two
years in China have returned to wash
ington and for the present are AZ the
Ebbitt House. Mrs. Delano Will be
pleasantly remembered here as Miss
Marcia Murdoch. whose marriage fol-
lowed her debut in this city.
Mrs. willard Hamilton Baker Of 103
Joralemon street. Brooklyn, N. T.. an
tar. Miss Miriam Grimm Baker to Lieut..
Earl Campbell Koran. L. 3. A.. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Francis Horan OF
Bronxville. n. Y. and Great River. l. ].
Lieut.. Koran is attached to the 39th
Infantry OF the Regular ArHry at SYRIA
cuse. N. Y.
Mrs Bristol wife Of Cap. Mark L,
Bristol, L. 3. ". is visiting Capt. and
Mrs NJ NJ Van Buren, al .*tU port.
Mrs Charlie. Campbell. who was with
here q few day. ago for an American
port to meet Mr.. Campbell. who has
been in Washington. d. G. They viii
start soon for Lisbon. Portugal. where
Mr. Campbell is secretary OF the Amer
icaa legation.
Stationed at Quantico.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur j. McCar;en Of
Philadelphia have announced the en-
sagement Of their daughter. Miss Les
lie Airline Mc,'arten. TO Frederic Col
Inns Wheeler of that city. Mr.. Wheeler.
the son OF Mrs. Gibson Bell and the late
s Bowman Wheeler. at present is serv
ing as second lieutenant in the United
States Marine Corps. stationed at ma
rine barracks. Quantico, Va.
Announcement of the engagement OF
Lady Maud Cavendish. eldest daughter
of the Duke of Devonshire, Governor
General OF Canada. to Capt. Angus Mac
Kintosh. A. D. c.. of the Royal Horse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
Singleton-dalt.

The marriage Of Mr. Og1e Singleton
Of Washington and Miss Mary Gait of
Brandy Station. Va. was celebrated
Tuesday evening. August 20. at Z
o'clock. at the Episcopal Church at
Brandy Station. Va. the rector. Rev.
Mr.. Calf. the brides father. ofnciating,
In the presence of large company OF
relatives and friends.
Tho bride was attended BY Miss Ina
Singleton. sister Of the BRIDEGROOM,
Of Warrington was best man and MI.
James Berry Of Washington and Mr., n
Rfdout of Annapolis and Mr.. Messick
Corner of McLeans. Va. were the ush-
ers.
After an informal reception MI. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
Sullivan-Jouvenal.

st. Aloysius Church was the scene of
beautiful wedding Wednesday even
ing, August 20. when Miss Sue v.
Jouvenal became the bride OF Mr.. Ed
ward J. Sullivan Of Wilmington. Dtl
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev William ]. Brooks, s. J. The
brides only attendant was her sister,
Mrs. L. Pierce Beauchamp, while Mr..
Beauchamp acted as best man for Mr..
Sullivan.
The handsome bride. who was es-
corted by her father. wore a beautiful
gown Of white georgette crepe trim
med in lace and pearls. with a picture
hat Of georgette crepe and velvet
Her bouquet was a shower Of bride
roses and lilies of the valley, and her
only ornament a diamond necklace. the
gift Of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Beauchamp wore gown OF
white taneta trimmed with lace and
pearls. with pink hat, and carried q
bouquet of pink roses.
A buffet supper followed at the home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
Miss Constantia Albert, have moved t.
1878 Willard street

Immediately following his gradua-
ton at West Point, during the past
week. Lieut.. Russell Lun Meredith.
grandson of Capt. William NJ Meredith.
former director Of the bureau of en-
craving and printing. and resident
of this city, was married to Miss Helene
NJ. Nilsson of New York. The young
couple later went to New York for a
brief stay. and are now with Capt.
Meredith at his residence, 1913 Girard
street northwest
of age he took up his residence with
Capt. Meredith. He graduated from
the graded public schools Of the city and
later from Mckinley Manual Training
High School. after which he studied
two years at the University of Chicago.
He then received his appointment to
the Military Academy from Illinois. and
has been a student there somewhat
over three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

Since 1891 10000 miles OF fencing has
been erected In the state Of South Austria
liza for the purpose Of controlling the rab-
bit pest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
Rs. Singleton returned to Washing

Mrs. Singleton returned to Washing
The s s7' de- :; Es!, anow1 in W.sn.ne z;
Warrington. the only son Of the late
A number Of guests from Washington
ana ~:4s r .'r wRs% aRsa
Miss u. Duvall. Miss Mary Wilson.
Mrs. Bagley Of Raleigh. Mrs. A. s.
Ridout. MI. Messick Corner. Mr.. L.
Ridout, Rev. william Everett. the
Misses Fillebrown and Mrs. Berry and
Mrs. Payne. Norfolk. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Danforth celebrated
on Tuesday evening the fftieth anniver-
sary Of their marriage by an informal at
home in their apartment at the Seville.
with a basket containing nifty golden
flowers was received from friends in the
Office in which Mr.. Danforth has been a
member for nifty years Other presents
received.
The marriage of Miss Ada Wstrous.
Watrous. Of this city, and Lieut.: Wal
lace Duncan Collins. U. s. A. Of Den
yer took place at the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest. in New York city. Fri
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. The Rev.
Mr.. Edward Everett Matthews offlcf-
ated at the service. which was attend
ed by relatives and intimate friends.
Including. members of Mr.. Collins class.
which .w4s graduated from West Point
on Thursday. Miss Anne Holden Of
New Bedford was bridesmaid. and
Lieut.. H. Maris Black OF Bryn Mawr.
Pa. acted as best man, with Lieuts.
John Coney and William Chapman as
ushers. Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast for the bridal party
was given at the Hotel Astor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins have gone to Maine for
two weeks, the period Of hts leave, after
which he enters service in the coast
artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
Played Golf.

Sir Frederick william Taylor ana
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va. on FRI
day from Richmond with George W.
Stevens in his private car. Sir Fred
erick was on the golf links for q round
of eighteen holes shortly after their
arrival
Mr.. Al1sn McIans Albert and sister.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
6ro6bfppgtbnm.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NDqdlIuHS
bes @pttesoienites in Der &dtbeorale
unb sur 9eibe Der 81. Dele AM 8rilns
bounerstag mar Der botp. 3err Wetbs
6iihoi bon 5rier, Or. Wonf, mad,
9ugemburg sefommen. = Cine cisen>
artise, burf DEN 8ries bcbinete
Stfpierieteit bate lid III bieicnt
Sabre berausseitelt. gs ma lanec
feline ansiift. bab bas giihoilihe
Srbinariat lid bas 5llr @eibe Der bl.
Sele benotbigte refine Slipcnul be-
itdffen Tonne. ShliebIih iparen bic
9%enriibunsen bod init Grfolg eetrpnt,
10 baS am @riinbonnerstas Die einz
crudspolle Seier, tpie allidbrlif, itatt>
finber fonnte.
Sterbtaa.-Hm I. Gpril peridteb
an Den Solsen elmer 8linbbarms enta
3iinbuna Serr 9uhbrlderet sgciiser
@b. 9raum. Ser @eritorbene, Der i'm
Nlter bon 81 Sabren itanb. mnfte it'd
Defenders perbtent Inn bas inldnotide
SeuerIDiffpeien unb burt bic Der
oiientlihune Der 8erfe Iurembureis
ihcr 9ifter unb Observation-Disclosures
Cine sebeimntRppae 2 htnfen.
geihi&te.-3or mehrerer Wofen
fpuren in 9ruh BEL Werih Sdinfers
SiebitGhle periibt tporbeu. Die Sbdter
purcen bdle bardui bon Der 8riminaIs
poli5ei aiisiinoie 9emoft. Gin 5heil
Der 8eute fanb iih nod in ibreml
8eiis unb tpurbe beihlnennbr1t. Iui
Die Riideritattlns per3itteten Die
r%e6tndbisen gi9ertbimer NIT DEM
8emerfen. bab lie lid NIT benz Der
lutte a~beefuuben bdtten uno Die
Shinfen Der Voltsfiife in 2%uremtbur9
ihenteu mocttcn. go tam Die Stabts
perpaItuug bon 2urembnrg in ben
9eiis mebrcrer Sdtnfeu, bic fir Die
tleinen geiuher Der @olfstiihe be-
itimmt tparen. Sic Sfinfen batter
ieboh elm 10 appetitlihes Nusieben,
oaB Shoife 8eneer einen itdbtiIher
Inaeitelten bes Observation-Disclosures
beauitraste, ibm eiu Saar mad Suuie
AZ trugen. Ser 0olfsfiihe 5ablte e,
uls gnteelt ben Setrds BON finn
Sranten fir has Yfunb. 9tit bieien
Sdnbcl pareu ieooh Die Rdnbatart
Der Sfenfseber nift einperitanoen Il
zines ihonen Cages crid,ieu in Del
@obnung bes Serrp StaotiGoiien cir
acknowledgements. Der Die Shinfen be
idlaanabmte. Serr Shofie Weuae,
mar iniolse bieier Shiufenseitihtt
ae3tpunsen feline 9emiiiion ais Sdoffe
einaureihen.
Aenberunsen beim Spfperiunal. -
SiIbernertpdlter Serr HoIinser lit, II
griesune bes in ben Sutherland ee'
tretenen Sru. 8reb. gum 8robber5os
Iiten Soffourier urb 4ammerbienc,
Sr. WdlIebre gum 8robber5oslifler
Silberperpolter ernnrnt rorben.
Grnennuns.-6err Sfod. Inter,
Sureauporiteber unb llnterbireitor Del
Staatlifen gintdufss unn gertbei.
lungs 6 entraIe. iii 3um Sefretdr bes
itdnbieen Nusifuiies bes itatiitiiher
gmtes eruannt tporbeu.
SGuferpretie.-Sas benz friiher 81
2impertsbere. eesentpdrtte 81 Suiel'
BORT nobnenoen Shneibern,eiitcr Sr
@aspar seborise. in Der Saurbuif,'
itraSe selegere reuerbaute Wpbnbaus
ncbit @arten tpurbe pom friibcrsr
Sotels geiiser unb iesi9en 8entnei
Serrn YbiI. Soiimnnn aus 9iibe'
linsen gum Vreiie o 16,700 Sr
anaeifeiaert. - Sic benz Initreiher,
meiiier =. 9. SfiIs eeborenoe. ndhi
Der Werler StraSe eelesene reu.
erbaute Vina nit 8orten lit BON
Vianoiabrifanten J. 9Ieber fir 49,
600 Rr. crporbef tpprben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
Ans ben iihrtseu Thetleu.

Cetrinsen, 10. april. - Bon
einem itperen ShidiaIsidlase tpurbs
on, Sonntae Die SdmiIie bes @insers
0ubrs Sippert ans N6n b%etroifen.
Sruu Oiibr mar an 6eiastcm Gage mi,
ibrem ~fiiniidbri9en ainbe gum Scin6e
ibrcr bier po6renben gltern einges
troiien. Haf benz Wittdseiien be.
sab lid Sas Sinh nit benz &nehte in
beiien Simmer unoi mat,te iih on
einem bort b%Gnsenben 8etpebrc su
i6affen. Gls Der &reht benz airbs
Die @aiie dbuebmen pplte. beriihrte
or acknowledgements ben Sabn. Die
@aife entlub iih unb orane benz &inbs
in Die redtc Sdldfc. gs lpar 5ur
Stele toot.
, hbeIingen, 10. Npril.-Sr,
gnril Gill. Sobn bes iriiberen 8e.
triebslsiters bel DEN bieiisen Sofoieu.
Srn. Sob. Gill. bat an Der SoIns
tehniiten Nnjtalt in Sreiburp
(Stpei3) bas grameu oils gleftro.
Susenicur NIT srobter ails5ei&nuna
b%citauoer.
Rebinaen (Nttert), 10. sipril.
-Nm Siterionntaa itnrb ar Den
Solsen elmer aiuteu 3uneenent3iins
hung Sr. Nnt. 9lses. @iaentbumer
une Mitalieb bcs airtenrdtbes. DC,
@eritcrbene rpar Elm gruber hes Serrr
Yinrrers bon Wilp.
CID a. b. n g., 10. Gpril.--aui
Der Nnhener Quite iriirate am Cams.
tag Der NIT Wontaees Nrbeitcr beihdi,
tiste 26 Sabre alte Sdlpiier Srasmal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

gtubt ~2ngembnrs.

@eburten.-@o 1. Tdr5:
Watttias Hobert, Sobn bon RiiolaiiS
Riset, Shutmater. = q: Sobdnn.
So6n bon Dtihel 8redt, 5dslobrer;
giiolaus Soief, Sobn bon Sobdrn
Soici Better Eorcir, aommis BEL Der
dderbau. @ertpaItuns. = g.: @rnolb
Gnton Robert. Sobn o 1dnl Geo
Sobnnn gapiiit Stdad. 8eeierunssS
roth; VIanhe Tdrie gerndrbine.
5oftcr bon 8oeer gouros. Sdmelss
arbeiter su Seles. - T.: en,ilie.
Eohter BON linton yeifier, ShloKer.
- s.: gliie. Sodter bon Sobanu
Better Sumter, Raifinerfibrer. = g.:
Claire Rarie Soie. Softer bon Wdrie
albert Vbiltppe. 4bpofats Anfpalt. -
10: Soiefine Sulie. Sodter bon
gueen Rihel oers, Sefcrdtiorss
mailer; adtterine Warie Wabeleire.
sohter bon Rif. anbr. 2ennine, @es
iansenen'G ufieber; Soief Warie Sc.
fire, sobn bon 7siire Subert 2oief
Saequemdrf. Subuitriel. = 12.: Wtls
beln,. Scbn BON Sobann Better etc,
pbdnn. GRANDDAUGHTER; Htfolaiis Glbert.
Sobn bon Mifolaus 9onnar, Ges
iHdftsfIbrer. :.
Seirat6er.-go Bonn 6. Mdrs:
Arnolb Marie Soief aons, GeiHdfts.
pertreter, nit Iarearetba WIuer.
SterbefGIIe.--Vom 1. Ndr3:
aatborina Riues. SO Sabre alt. Wrc.
bon VauI 5bimn,eif. 5tlbs. 7aaloh.
ner gu Wosoerf. = g.; adrl ernir
Hotb, 72 Sabre nlt. peni. 2ofomotir.
fiibrer; Suianna Wilbelmine aremcr.
10 Sabre unb 6 Worate alt; Barbara
@aseuer. II Sabre uro 8 donate alt.
- s.: gtaria Mnna Sen. 26 Sabre
alt. g6efran bon 8ran3 ~Shdbcrt.
Siittenarbeiter su Cid a. b. ais;
Better Seffort. 55 Sabre alt. Steirs
bauer. - g.: Better Viftor Sabcr. 81
Sabre alf. Hertner; Sobdnn ReIhior.
10 Sabre alt. S~aelobner aus Werts
boI5. - T.: gnnd aaiel, 81 Sabre
aft. gtefrau bon Soief Sdmit. gderer
gu stoppelbof. @emeinbe aonsborf;
NifcIaue gars, IS Sabre alt, Miuies
rer, e6elos aus anpl. - s.: Gnnu
Braun, 80 Sabre alt. 8ittpe bon
Niiolans Srrtbum. 5tlbs. Sfmieb 5u
griinsen; Rattbias ginspeiIer. rs
Sabre aft. obne Stanb; Sobann Sers
binanb 2ieih, 8 Sabre nnb 4 Wonntc
alt; Alfons Noiret. 20 Sabre aIt,
Winierer. ehelos. aus Cid a. b. Gls.
- g.: Nifolaus Sertert. 10 Sabre
alt. Sdneiber; Sohann geder. 70
Sabre alt. gbrenprofeiior on Der
Staatss GdsrbausS fule; Gina Sart.
alt 1 Ronat. - TO-: &lara 9uss
bours. 90 Sabre alt, obne Stanb. ebes
los aus Gels. H.: Solef SHoltes.
2S Sabre alt. aderer aus 8ooot a.
b. Chr. - 12.: &atborind Otter. "a
Sabre off, obne Staub, ebelos; Safob
@ieeel. 70 Sabre aIt, gisenthiimer;
Sobann Oars, 81 Sabre alt. Naurer
aus 1icfirh; Soici alein. 1 Sabr unS
4 Tonute alt; Selens 9aur, IS Sabre
olt. @itttre pon !. e. 3ebs,. 5tlbs.
Shuuebrer. ia: Sulius 2orene.
81 Sabre alt. 5dbritarbciter, ebeIos.
aus ghternaH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24

Chicago, Sa.-Im 8. Mtui purben
Serr Srana Iaierus unb Sri. Mar
garetba llrbduien in Ser ct. Seins
rid Stride auf Sisb Hibge ebelit
perbuuben. Ser boftp. Yfarrer
8iitter6oi poa5oe Die Srauuns. Die
Serren Gmil llrhauien unb @iliam
9ens, iopic bic Sri. Nopa @eber uno
gau @eber funsicrten als Srau5euS
gen. Sen tirdlifen G%eren,pnien folste
I'M Seim beS Shlpoeers Der graut.
Srn. Widolaus eleien an Hobp Ctr.
cine irDbIifc Sot3eitsieier auf Die
ed1te luremburger 8eiie. 0liidpunif!
= Im 10. 0tai ipurben III Der ct.
8rcsorius Stride 81 Hoiebia Serr
Guanit Siiher unb Sulia 9eiber ebes
lid p%crbunoen. Nah Der firhlid,en
Geremonic fanb in hem glternbnuie
Der graut all Soapipoob Gpe.. cine
fr0blihe Sofaeitsieier iiatt. Slid
punih! = Sri. gliiabetb llielbina.
Glteitc 9o6ter bon Srn. unb Srau
Z. g. ~llielbins. 1S45 Gupler Ipe.
nirSe am 8. Rai in Der ct. Ilpbons
iuss Stride, tpdbrenb cinem feierlifen
Sohamte, pclhes bon Dem boftp. 5.
CIT cclebriert tpuree, NIT Srn. albert
u. alein eetraut. SRI. Rarie lliels
bling. Shipeiter Der 9raut. funeierte
als gbrenoame, unb Serr Sobn @ams
pah aIs Belt Nan". Die Srdulcin
&lein. Sdtpeiter bes Srdutisams.
Srl. Gnna Econ uho Sbereia Seisel,
iotpie bic Serreh Sreb Sle5at unb
h Bouts 9eon ais grautiiibrer. Sri.
MoIa 3lein, Shpeiter Der 8raut, oers
trat bic Stele oes SlumenmdoHcns.
\ @liidpunid!-~2ur 3ts."
aurora, Sa.xSm Sauie ieiuer
1lteiten 5ofter. Gran Sobn 8eilano,
bat Serr Sbeo. aartbeiier porige
ISOLDE ieinen IS. @eburtstag 9eieiert
IiSerr &artbeiier erblidte bas 9iht Der
4 Welt in @rnsborf. Stanton Siefirh.
\ Quremburs. unb fam in 1857, alic
4 Dor aenau so Snbren. nab aurora,
ipo er ieitber beitdroig sepobnt bat.
Sm acknowledgement Sabre trat CT
Her nit Sri, 2i5tie 8earns, ebens
.fols aus 9urembura e%inaeipanoert.
III ben Gbeitanb unb bic Srauuns CT
folatc in Der Snmalieen ein3isen
~fnfboliidcn Stride oui Der 8eifieitc
Gor iieben Sahren ipurSe ibm Die trcnc
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riyen. Suerit arbcitete er AMI eer
Norm i'm 8uid. Spdter ma er IL
6dhre lana in ben bieiiaen g., q. &
"a. sWeriitdtten beihdftiet unb tdslit
nnibte or, oft BEL iebr ihlettem Iet'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-05-24
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General DISCRIMINATING Ses
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@oerens; 2ouis Settles; Sobn Sapis
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fen; Sobn Smitb; @. s. Strcbbecn;
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} Sobn Inbrine; Sobn 5. 2enners
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Teter gnert.
Golgcnbc 2opalitGts : grfldruna
ipiirbe an ben Irdiibentcn a6gcitidt:
Hon. Woodrow Wilson,
President Of the United States OF
America, Washington, ID. G.
Dear Mr.. President =
/ have the great honor Of transmit.
ting to you herewith the following res
olution adopted on behalf Of the Lux
emburger Brotherhood Of America:
Whereas In the present emergency
IL behooves every American citizen to
do his duty and to uphold the hands OF
the President in the solemn obligation
that confronts us, and,
Whereas: In this solemn hour when
the fortunes Of our country are al
stake, when all that she has stood fol
and stand for is jeopardized by the haz.
ard Of impending warfare, and,
Whereas Our President having
spoken and our national representatives
! having spoken, the response to the voice
of the authority they embody will be
that we will rally around u flag with
the completest fullness of devotion, and
with loyal hearts and sturdy arms
place all that we have. and all that we
are, at our country's service to defend
her honor and lift high her glorious
banner OF liberty and justice. There
ioIc, bc ~
Resolved That the Luxemburger
Brotherhood of America In annual con,
vention assembled at Granville, Iowa
May 9th and 7th. 1917, realizing thai
the crisis confronting our country calls
for the active cooperation and pa
triotic zeal Of every r citizen hereby
reaffirms the loyalty and devotion OF
the entire membership of this Order tC
our country and its laws, and pledges
their continued and unconditional sup
port to the President and the Congress
of this nation In their determination Il
protect its honor and its ideals of hu
manity and right.
Resolved further THAT a copy Of
this resolution be sent to the PresidenI
and to the House of Representatives
and to the Senate Of the United State:
OF America.
Cordially and sincerely yours.
HENRY G. GEIMER.
Grand President
Attest: NICHOLAS MILES,
Grand Secretary.
(Seal.)