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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-29
ILLINOIS CAN'T GO DRY FOR
AT LEAST TWO YEARS

Springfield, March 2e.-Statewide
prohibition will not be an issue in Hi
nOis elections for at least two years.
By 80 to 81 vote the house late
yesterday voted against submitting
the prohibition question to a referen-
dunn at the November, 1918, election.
No further action toward a referen-
dunn will now be possible before the
meeting of the 1919 legislature.
It was a straight wet and dry vote.
Three minor dry measures, the resi-
dence district bill, bill limiting ship
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-01
WILL
GET A BRIGADE
ADJUTANT GENERAL OF TEXAS TO
COMMAND SECOND BRIGADE TEX
AS 0lvlSi0N-HUlEN FIRST.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Henry Hutch
ingS. for several years adiutant genera,
Of Texas, j. to be commander of the See
ond Texas brigade. which will be called 10
The federal service August ; aS a rhrt OF
the Fifteenth division. according To infor-
nation received from Austin. Texas i To
have two brigadeS in the provisional d.
vision. the commanders Of which will hold
the rank Of brieadier general. the First
brigade being commanded BY General John
n. Hulen Of Houston. The division will he
under command of a major general. vet to
be named.
The indications are that some of The m
tional guard units will not reach their
DIVISIONAL concentration points until proh-
ably late in September, owing to the ef.
feet on orderly movement from the home
stations. The task involves transfer Of
between 300.0On and 100. 600 men. with
baggage and equipment. over = good part
of the country. and IL l. desired To avoid
some Of the confusion which attended the
Mexican border mobilization Of n wear AGO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-01

parish house OF the church, where the sol
dicrs are invited Ia take advantage of al
the convenience Of Il well regulated club
these privileges including reading and writ
ing tables, a piano and shower bath.
The Charity Association reported tina
Miss Sara Young Of the Honor Guard had
been appointed 10 take charge of the WORK
of collecting reading matter and ii was de-
cided 10 place the material so obtained in
the Parish house.
Mrs. ". i. Harry of the Baptist church
reported that the church had made an
energetic campaign of the army camps for
additions to it, congregation and that their
efforts had borne fruit was evidenced by
the attendance al the church services. The
Baptist ladies have a regularly appointed
committee TO seek out members of that
church IN the various camps and invite
them 10 participate in the work of the
church and of the BaptiS; Young Peoples
Union.
Mrs. John Franz. chairman of the lad
les society of the Presbyterian church, re-
ported that the church was active in its
efforts TO secure attendance at its church
services and young peopl's society meet
ings.
For the Suifrade Society, Miss Anna
Kelly reported that the organization was
active in it, efforts L. card index the young
men in tie camps in order that closer CO.
operation between the men The committee
sought to reach and the civilians might be
obtained.
Miss Rosalie Roy. reporting for the
Methodist church. stated that through the
efforts Of the committee an increase of.
twenty men from the camps had been noted
nj last Sundays services.
Cards are ont announcing the engage
Inenl and forthcoming marriage Of Miss
Bessie Ner;ree~, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Nertree~. To Mr.. Dan :. Lcftwich.
The ceremony will take place August 4 at
The home of the parents of the bride.
.
The Brownsville Red Cross work room
has on hand u large quantity of completed
bandaeeS and other supplies necessary to.
the Red Gross work and j holding them
Cross emblems. The materials should
have been received several DAYS ago and
u telegram askin. that they be- shipped
has been sent Ia the Red Cross h~eadquar-
tiers.
A time passes the interest in the Red
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-01

Word has been received from New York
OF the appointment of Rev. Tom Beaston.
Tor The past year pastor of the Bantist
church Mt Mission, n religious work see
rotary with the Army Young Mems Chris
tian Association. The appointment was
made by the National War Council of ,be
! onns Mems Christian Associations of the
United States. and Rev. Beaston reported
at san Antonio headquarters today for
assignment.
Daring his stay al Mission Of only one
year, pr Bcaston has greatly endearcd
himself f. MI GLASSES and persons of all re-
li.i"u~ beliefs, and j. known there ~ "a
good mixer. A association chaplain for
The 'ameron- IIidaleo Baptist association
Tor Iiidalgo county. he has Interested him
self N work amog the soldiers in and
around Mission. and succeeded in building
Il gymnasium that cost 800. for the use
Of the soldiers and q boys athletic club.
Dr. Beaston l. a graduate of the Uni
Nor~ily Of Chicago and of the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary at Loui.-
vile, Ky. The outbreak IT The war III 1914
found hun al his home in Australia. and
he promptly volunteered for service with
The Australian army, serving among the
forces nj home for more than a wear. after
which he returned Ia the United States.
lie came to the Valley from 4 Kansas
church nearly a year ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-01
TAKE IT IN TIME
JUST SCORES OF BROWNvILLE PEG
PIE HAVE.

Waiting doesn't pay.
II You neglect kidney backache.
Urinary troubles often follow.
Act in time by curing the kidneys.
Deans Kidney Pills are especially for
weakened kidneys.
Many people in this locality recommend
them.
Here's n Laredo ease:
w. 5. Druborow. 1111 Hidalgo St. Lar
edo, Texas, says: "0ccaSionel pains
through my zach make il hard for me TO
Stoop over. The trouble j. brought on. 7
think, by catching cold. During these
spells, | can't sill in one position long with
out pain. | get Doan's Kidney Pills AT
these times and they never fail 10 remove
the trouble"
Price Zoe, mt ali dealers Don't simply
ask Tor q kidney remedy-get Doan's Kid
ney Piils-the same that Mr.. Durborow
had. Foster Milburn Co, Mfprs.. Buffalo.
". Y.
Advertisement
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-01
FIRST DETAILED STORY OF JUTLAND
BATTLE FROM SAILORS viewpoint
Hammered Without Mercy by big Guns of British
Vessels Flagship LUTON Soon Became s hips
of the Dead. Hit Early in Fight

story OF that great battle from the point
Of view Of the German sailor to reach the
public eye.
Torpedoed by q British warship early 10
the engagement the Lutzow, which was the
flagship Of Admiral Hyper, was hammer
ed numerically by the big guns Of the
British vessels, and soon became n rom
plete wreck, a "ship Of the dead as Kru,.
describes her.
According 70 his story twenty sever
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-01

German ~sifp were trapped IN the pie-4l
dynamo room before the battle had beeD
long III progress and remained there when
the Lntzow, q disabled hulk wa< abna-
doned and sent to the bottom by . torped1
from a German destroyer. Two of fhesf
imprisoned men had been driven insane
and were kept tied BY their shipmates.
After describing the first part 81 tho
battle and telling how the arrival ~ Britt
ish battlcships turned the tables On the
Germans. krug writes:
suddenly the entire ship il roughly
shaken. The colossus heaves far over
and everything that IL not fixed ~ upset
The first direct hit. The torpedo pierces
the fore part Of the ship. It's effects are
terrible. Iron, wood. metal, parts of bod
les, smashed ships implements are all in
termixed, and the electric light, by chance
spared, continues TO shine upon this sight
Two decks lower, in the Diesel dyna-
mo room, there is still life. That comparty
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-01

THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Aug. L.
Scenes OF board the German flagship Lut
zow during the Jutland naval battle wher
some Of the newest and largest Of the Ger
man battle cruisers were battered or sunk
by Admiral Beatty's British squadron in
June, 1916, are wildly described by Il
krus, one Of the Lutzow's survivors in !.
pamphlet which has just been published
here. Ii l. believed To he the first detailed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-01

Cross workroom H. quickeang and more
ladies are exporting for the sewing hours
As time passes the interest in the Red
Cross workroom j, Suickening and more
ladies are reporting for the sewing hours
The room i now equipped with three or
binary sewing machines and with one pow
er machine in addition to the cutting la.
bleS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-01

tertained this afternoon by Mrs. A. Wavn,
/ Wood.
A pleasing social feature for the child
rem living on surrounding ranches j. bcin,
staged this afternoon AT the John j. Youns
ranch, Santa Anita, in Hidalgo county
Mrs. Young. Sr., - entertaining in honor
of her grandson, John j., the third. Mrs
Young has been at the ranch for several
days and her daughter, Miss Sara, left
tins morning 10 participate in the merry
making.
The Tuesday Bridge Club and additional
guests were pleasantly entertained vester-
day by Miss Sara Young at her charming
home OF 81 Charles street. The Young
residence. possessed of the most beautiful
indoor flower garden in the city. was rem
dered doul,ly attractive by the addition Of
many beautiful cut flowers and plants
placed in the reception parlors. The club
prize was awarded TO : AIRS. A. WAYNE
Wood. while the euest prize was awarded
TO Mrs. G.. s. CLANCY.
Miss Young had aS guests: Mesdames
+. {. Branch Washington, ID. c.. II. b.
Moler. Blanche r.. Loew. h. T.. Cain, +. s.
'rider. A. b.. Walker. f.. l.. Hicks. h @.
Works. Geo. French. &. $. CLANCY, Ellis
CLANCY, A. Wayne Wood. O. King Mason,
Xavier Camiade: Misses Petra Champion.
Marie Fernendez. Frances Fernandez.
Ma.dalena Fernandez. and Marie Samano.
Assisting the hostess IN entertaining were
her sister. Miss Corrine Young and Mis-
Una Young.
o
An interesting meeting of the Home
Committee Of the war recreation board Of
brownsville was held yesterday mt the
learners Library. The reports from the
aarionS subcommittee showed that the
ladies had been zealou-ly active in the
military welfare work. Perhaps the most
important report was that Of the Ladies
Guild of the Episcopal church. Through
the chairman. Mrs. y. T.. Kendall. the guild
reported that a downtown readin. and
creation. room had been arranged in the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-01

Continued on page 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Dor 20 Jatren.

Nus bent IiIipautee'r BOLTS
ireunS" bonn 10. Suni 1S47. ents
nimmt Die .Imerifa" folsenoe intes
r%eiiante Rittbeiluns aus Der Belt Dor
70 Sabren: Ser S%tanbpuntt bon
Reritp erreet piel Gufmertiamfeit;
ale Sprten Sp~etuIatipneu nerben
sematt uuo Eeusieroe spira oeruorls
a1ea. .uc3 e..oo ieiu eIoIiSes S5ies
ia! icin .,ose. Giui9e berieI5cI
limb Nib Iua u5er:riebeu. 10 iost 8.
9. Elm S1reiber Der .Nep gorf
Gun: Sen aiisenbIid. fpie cine
llnterbanoluns aeihloiien pire. ipirb
cine britiihe Slotte erideineu unb
ole grnte. Die burd, ms eeiGt ipurbe,
einiammeln. Sic piro cine prpmpte
Shlihtune unb 3ablune Der so Yiii.
lionen Sbalcr b~egebren. Die fduie
Iino on ibre giirser. unb ipirh bic
Rincu NIB nas Serritorium in @eiib
nebmen. Sn bieiem Sale tperoen
Die sefronten SGupter IN europa
eineu aSnis iiber pieies 2aub %. B..
" erifo) iesen unb ms notbi9en.
nod nit europdiiheu Ndhten an
,idlihten, pelhe ii6 orein miihen."
Sm Sabre 1S47 seidab bon ales
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

Sadlier. soc.
riz,.nt;ERy Rev. John Joseph Franco.
Orphan s,:,sr. trhs'.-By Mary 1. Hon.
n n.s: A 1r"''i H.iIis. Sssilia tT n; cadss'l, Rosa sss;
Mulholland. SOC.
LADY s A%.ssl and the sep s6s Boy.-By
Red G,.ei. !rhe'.-By Gerard A. Rey-
oH.T Ess:; Mystery erhe'.-By chri'sin.
"'' oKz:ii,y. Is! sss. by John BOYLE.
HAND Of Mercy trhsS'-By Rev. Richard :
virsin.-By Able Gerbet. .T5c. X
Li'tsthIThe story of q First ommun-
Mothers Sacrifice ABBY Christine Fa-
Fatal Resemblance ABBY Christine Fa-
Burden Of Honor tThe'.-By Christine Fa-
Refining Fires-By Alice Dease. 7oc.
Tower. q 81; Nicholas (The).-By Gilbert
chiy sar T. Deed 'A''-By Christine Fa-
Trinity Of Friendships (rhe'.-By Giibsst'
A % ard ". xi.I ssssso' IS. Rev. Rich
B'lly xn dbs%1 e %or ias 81! Broken sho''er''-Ry
~
Furius.-By NJ. A. Quinton. I5c. ~
carroll Extraordinarily Christine Fa-
Der. 75c.
Alphonso.-A story for boys. 75c.
Rcd Ascent (rhe) by Esther W. Neill. 75c.
sS n e. Francis. SIS. ao i0oA'.
Gerald de Lacey's DauEhter.-By Anna T.
Sadlier. 81 .35.
Loneiinessr-By Msgr. Robert Hugh Ben-
rn,tission:Gsy Mssr. Robert Hugh Ben
son. $1.50.
An Average Man.-By Msgr. Robert Hugh
Benson. $3.50.
odd:a.hogS Msgr. Robert Hugh Ben
Come Rock! Come Rope!-By Msgr. Rob-
ert Hugh Benson. S1.5o.
Poems.-By Msgr. Robert Hugh Ben.
son. soc.
strength OF VIII and How to Develop It.
BY r. Boyd Barrett, s. ]. S1.25.
The VIII to win.-By e. Boyd Barrett,
s. J. Soc.
| History of the Slim Fein Movement and
the Irish Rebellion Of lS18.-By Fran
els p. Jones. introduced by Hon. John
W. Con. $500.
A Primer Of Peace and War.-Edited by
Charles Platter, 8. j. soc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

Ro.emary.-By ]. v. Huntington. soc;
Tangled Paths.-By Mrs. Anna II. Dor
Merry Heart and True.-By Mary C. Grow
Cardome.-By~ Anna C. Minogus. soc.
The Pearl of A~ntioch.-By Able Bayle; oOc
May Brooss.~By Mrs. Anna II. Dorsey. SOC
Callista.-By Cardinal Newman. SOC: r.,
S'''i bot SMITH salIna ss1 o-
Aunt Honor. Keepsake.-By Mrs. James
Procter's Poems.-By Adelaide Proctor. SOC
Two Victories (The).-By Rev. T. j. Pot
rerneiine.-Anonymous Soc;
Alias Kitty Casey. BY Marie Gertrude
African Fabsoia trhe,.-Trsnslated by Rt
Rev. Msgr. Jos: O'Connell. D. d. SOC
Happy-Go,Lueky'-By Mary {. crow
Captain Ro.oon.-Py Rsoul de Nayery: soc
Martyr, Of the coli.sum trhe).-By Rev
The waters Of Contradiction.-By Anna
C. Minogue. Soc.
Blake. and Hl.n"sans'-By Mrs James
Marian Eiwood.-By Sarah NJ. Brown
K.:si::a!. M. asss s;y asa. Sc; walsh. soc
Extraordinarily Clara NJ. Thomp
son. SOC.
Rose LIE Blanc.-By Lady Georgianna Full
lerton. zoe. -.
In the Crueibie.-By Isabel Cecilia vii
liams. Soc.
strawcutter's Daughter (Ths).-By Lady
Georgianna Fullerton. SOC.
Sister Of Charity tThe).-By Mrs. Anna II
Dorsey. soc.
Louisa .Rirkbride.-By Rev. A. ]. The
cine~s'MBy j.. II. villefranche. SOC.
Conscience Tsies.-By Hendrick Con
Faith, Hope and harity.-Anonymous. soc
Old House By the Boyne.-By Mrs. James
Sadlier. Soc. -.
Deer Jsnee.-By Isabel Cecilia VIII
liams. SOC.
Tears ON the Diadem.-By Mrs. Anna H
Dorsey. 50c. !.
Commander trhe).-By Charles D'Heri
caultA soc.
Beech Biun.-By Fanny Warner. SOC.
Alchemist's secret SThe).-By Isabel Ce
ella Williams. Zoe. :
Borrowed From the Nisht.-By Anna c
Minogue. sos.
A.. ]. O'Reilly. SOC.
Alvira, Or the Heroine of vesuvius-By
Rev. A. j.. O'Reilly. SOC.
Catholic Flowers From Protestant Gar
dens.-By James J.. Treacy. soc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Wrrhsn nnfrre 4eretns-
Ismte antmnrten2

gs tpirb nibt MIR bic 2eier ~unierer
gldtter. ionbern aud beionbers bic
0ereinsmdnner in ben benahbarten
Staateu Suinois. Niiiouri. 8anias.
Norbs nnb Siios9 dfota, Riuueiota
unb 8iseoniiu. ioipie fatboliibe gers
einsmdnner iiberbaupt intereiiieren.
bon ben Weruhen Der egefutibs
8eamten bes ct. Bonifatius> 8unbes
bon Soma gu boren. tpelde eemadt
tperben. I'M aud a d ben 0eriamms
Inn9en ettpas .3eben In Der 8ube" 81
erbalten. (9er seneiste 9eier iiebe
biesbetreff &rtifel Settle 7. bstitelt:
illus benz ct. 8oniiatiuss 8uuoe". J
Wir @ereinsmdrnrer - oft aud .Wers
sinsmeier" 9enannt - perben oft ans
aeflaet. Die 0erIammlunsen ieien
blobe @ersuiisungspartien. bel tpeIten
geidliiHe ssfabt miirben. tueIde ~tobte
@uhitabeu" bleiben. gs wirb ipobt
am YIase ieiu. nidt 81 pieI 3eit bars
iiber an perlieren. Oh has ridti9 ut
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elm 8edf. Die Serreu 8ritifer gu
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Seiieres 81 !eii,eH? SeLien Sic ims
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Io1se!5cf.eu 81 ieseu?" ODER iiaa
Gle ~blos" aritifer bon 8erui uno
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peiiim It dc NorseIei?"
@ir i~iberlaiien es benz llrtbeile
Der intereiiierten unb betbeili9ten
Witarbeitenben In unierem gereinss
peien. oh Die iolsenben pobleemeinten
Gnreeungen - nennen mir es einer
ppbIgemeinten eriten Sbritt = tpcbl
rihtise a8itationsipeiie 9enannt gu
perbeu nerbieuen. Selbitperitdnblid,
LIT cine reunbIihe. %fonitrnftipe
&ritif nidt III iebr pilfommer. ions
bern ioear erbeten. S6impfeu
unb 8dionnireu 1T auber YIas unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

Lambs s8ertbeibiaer, bic arf Der Sdbrt
naf Camp Snnitpn be9rifien iparen.
in Die Citation %einlief. Inter anbern,
suten Ginger entbielt ieoe. Shadtel
audi elm iaftiges Stedf. Wit berg
lidem Oanf ipurben Die Spenoen ents
gegengenommen, wie nerbliifft iuaren
iebn6 Die eiten Sraucu, als lie nod
Der Gbfabrt bes 3uges beim ginIdms
meln Der Sfahteln in mebr ais Der
SdIfte b~erielben. oaS e~inlooenoe Stenf
uubcriibrt porfnnben. Sic %fonnten lid
Die Sahc einfah ntdJt erfldreu, Inn 10
~rpeniger. alS bas Sleiih auS8e5eid,net
miirhetc. limb bnb. Die ~gops" iuirfs
lid bunarie eetpcicn. sina nnraus bers
Dor. oab lie nit ben iibri9cn 2edcrs
biiien fein idilberlih n%uf9erdumt buts
ten. ShIieBIih fldrtc elm 3uid)aier
Die 6ralen iiber oas l%lnfnbbnre aii
NIT Der 8enlerfun8: ln3lpeifelbaft lei
CO Gin 5rupp fatboIiidJcr Sun9en ge>
lpeien. ben tie beidenft bdtten - uno
beute iei Srcitag. porauf bieie prote>
itantiifen Srallen eripiberten: lie
lpiinid)ten ale Wiitter bdtten ioldle
Sobuc. Die lid, nitt itdmten. ibre
Hcli9ion oiientlib gu b%efennen unp
lie 5u iibcn.
(Mnmertuln s.-E ieie fatbos
liihen Solbaten ipuren in bieiem Sale
nidlt CUR Ibitiuen3 perpflittet. Sic
obise Sbatiafe benefit. bdb cd)te 9ns
tboIifen aud, inter id,ipieri9eren linz
itdnben bereit iiuo, Spfer 81 brin8en.
Mebaftion.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

perurtbeilt ben Sdimpfer. 8ertbs
boiler 8ritifer lit nur Der Witarbeiter.
fpelder genau aueibt: in bieiem
ooer enem Yunfte fann Sieies
unb Scenes NIT BEN 3ur gerfisuns
itebenben WitteIn better aemadt
fperben. Solfe &ritif. in freunos
Iifer, ermunteruber @eiIe seseben.
ebrt ben 8ritifer unb 1T niisli6e. tons
itruftipe. tp%ertbpole Witnrbeit. Wer
aus briflider lleber3eusung am Gufs
bdu uno Gusbau nid)t MIR bes fatbos
liihen @ereinsiueiens. ioubern audi in
@emeinoeia6en. I'M Sdulpeien. in
Der Yreiie. in Der Solboteus Siiricree
M itarbeitet. Der lit %pertbpoIer.
fo%nitruftiper &ritifer uno unteriheibet
iif odber leiht bon ienen | aune NJ
8eieIlen, bel benen Die
@itteruns in Der eiaenen ~llmsebung
nnb Seele INNER enti6eioet. Oh er
9rimmis hos ODER ianft ireunblih nit
iib unterbanbelu ldbt unb antportet.
Saber nod eiumal: 8reunoIide. aufs
bauenbe &ritif pirb erbeten unb lam
iotpobl an bic fatboIiide Yreiie pie on
ben forreipouoierenbeu Setretdr bes
ct. @onifatilis > 8unSes serihtet
peroen.
Sm IIebrieen slo.sea soic. sYecaeu
Sciei.cr uuo Seien. iG,ou reyes Sa.es
rciic CT oieicr S:uosc5uns Der Gges
tutioe bes ct. Soniiatiuss Sunses BON
Sotua nebmen. -Oer 6 bei : o. e.
bafte r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Ser critic Sijdoi 1T oen yer. 5taaten.

Tationdls 8eieeaebune oabin, bab Der
aonsreb in bieier @nselesenbeit gar
feline Iniid)t 3u dllbern babe.
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uuf ben eriten InbIid 81 ifein ifien.
10 ipnr lie bod, inioiern bon groBcr
Bebeutun9. aIs lie ben Sl. StubI iibers
5eigte, odB inter benz an1erifaniider
@olfe feline Sppoiitiun geeen Die
@riinouna elmer tnthoIiifen Sierarfis
%porbdnoer lei.
llnb 70 itrieb bonn Der Yrdfcft Der
propaganda i'm SuIi 1879 an 6nther
Carroll einen Brief. ourd ipeIhen Der
W%iiiiondren geitattet lprrbe. iib ielbil
cinen giifof 3u tpdblen, uno better
Hciioer5plas gu beitimmer.
Sm Rai 1890 fnub Die @abl TAFT
Sn oerieIben ipurbe Sobn Carroll tros
Ieines Wiocritrebens gum ~giidof Dor
Baltimore" erforen.
| llnb tpdbrenb bas eefpaltise. ieits
Dem fran3oitite HepoIution aenanntt
Tbdnomen iein blutises Snupt empol
5u reden beeann. foniefrierte Siitp'
8almslep am Is. @u9uit 1870 in bem
cngliid,en Shloiie 9ulfportb ben eritcr
@iifof Imerifa'S.
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Icitbem ms 2ano Ae9uneen. SuS in
Slili 1880 gepflonSte Heis nber bat
in Dem iuugfrdulitcu @oben &n,eri'
fa's 8lr3eln gefabt unb lit ppn Sobi
81 Snbr eritnrtt; big es 81 benz ge'
iunlti9en @arme beranmrd1s. beiier
ntddtige Geite lid nunme6r BON Der
@eitaoen Iaine'5 big gum -9olbener
lbore" bon Snn Sranciseo. BON Der
Giseefilben Nlasfa'S biz gu Der
Sran9enbaineu Sloribn's eritreden.
Sm anihIub an obieen artiiel, bel
Der aurora unb 9briitlite Wode"
cutnommen lit. biirfte bic fpIgenbc
Dem st. Yeter's, Soten" entnommen,
intereiiantc 0tittbeiluns iiber Die eriter
lbeutfcn 8iih6ie in bcn Der
Staaten pieleu 9eieru neii iein: 9el
allcrerite heutife @iidof in ben Der
Staaten ipar Der bodtp'ite 2oren;
8rdieI. Der sesen gnbe ocs IS. Sabr'
bunoert5 3um Goabiutors @iifof De.
gr3biidofs Carroll bon Baltimore CT
nannt iporoeu. abcr geitorbet, mar
ebe er bic giihofsipeibe erbalteu bate
Der erite beutid)e Yrieiter iebod). DC,
in ben Der. Staaten eineu 9iidofs'
itubl %eineenpumen bate. mar De,
budip'ite 6rieorih Heic ans @iebeIod
in Der 2iD5eie Silbesbeim in Sans
nouer. 1901 seboren. bate er in Der
Sabren 1918 bis 1914 in Der bauno'
periifen Mrmee sebient unb odnn iein'
t~beologiifen Stuoien in Hom 3uriid'
selegt. Ser bod)ip'it 9iitoi Sentpic
bon Cincinnati betpog i'm. iif mad Der
@ereinisten Staateu 81 be9eben. 6,
mar Der erite beutihe Yrisiter. Der mad
Cincinnati fam. Nah benz Sobe De,
giidois Senipid purbe er Apmiuiitra'
tor Der Sio3eie Cincinnati uub in
Sitober 1888 9iihof Der nclien 1io,
3eie 9etroit in MiGisau. @ibrie,
BerbdItntiie mutersruben feline 8e
fMnbbeit berart. bab feline N~eiisnatio,
notbtpenbig tpuroe. Or itarb am 20
DECEMBER 1S41 I'M Soipital De
garmber5ieeu Sftpeitern in Gloppeu'
burQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
ttnfere Grmppen In Srantreieb,

Gin i1tpei5cr 9Iatt i6reibt: Sic
amerifaniihe Sruppen : &btbeilune.
oeren antunft in Sranfreih nit 10
lautem SubeI besriibt burbe. 1T in
Der Idbe elmer fran5oiiifen Staot
untersebraht poroen, beren Name
nitt eendunt fpiro. 9dfiir iprefen
Die iran3oiiiten 8ldtter aber umio
bereoter iiber bas 2eben uno Treiben
I'M Eager unb bic eiierne Iis3tplir,
bic bier berriht. Saesiiber biirfen
bic Soloaten iiberbaupt feiu &nffees
baus beiuhen. Sas arerifaniihe
Eager beiinbet ii6 brei IteiIeu bon
Der Stabt entfernt auf eiuem Dem
Weere eegeniibcr selegcnen SiiSel.
unb Die SeIte uno Saraden limb reft
maIerii6 I'M ben 9eutttburm grups
piert. Der iein 2iht aud iiber Die
amerifaniiden 9unbesbriiber leud,>
ten ldBt. Sebr eelobt lperben Die bes
auenen unb lcift 5u trunsportiereus
ben 3eltbabneu Der Gmerifaner. Die
BEL brei SUB 2duse faum 3ebn Yfunb
pie9en. Ser gauge gebarf Der Gmes
ritaner ipirb bon ben Der. Stdatcn
beriiberseihafft. bon Der tonoeuiiers
ten Iild a%nsefanseu biz gum Gals
unb Yfcifer. am llebri9en belebren
Die iran5oiii6en 9ldtter ibre 2eier
barber. paB Die 8lieberuue Der
Sruppeuoerbdnoe serau oieielbe ME
in Sranireib lit; Der cin3i9e Inter-
ibieb beitebe bariu, nab i%euieits bes
S3eans Die 8pmpasnien nitt tpie In
europa NIT 3ifferu. ionbern nit
8uhitaben beSeihnet iperbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Grbaaltebe fatteIWebe Sol
Haten.

aus gmporia. Scans. tpirb ge>
melbet: Sic Srnuen Der episcopal
@uilb ienes Staht baben ben lDbliten
9rau1 einsefibrt. bic bort burbiab,
renoen Solbateu am 9abnbof nit in
8unhihahteln perpadten gbpaaren
3u beifenfen. 60 geidab es aud am
Srcitag poriger Mode. ais elm Su9
NIT einem Srupp angebeuoer Vaters
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Ginpfinhlim.

.@arum 1T oenn Srdulein Ietbn.
Ialcm ei9entIih aus eurem 8eIangs
perein aisgetreteu?"
Ser Siriscnt bat Tie sefrast. of
lie ni6t lieber alt lineen tpoIlel"