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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
4. A. D. MEET TO
Be BIG FEATURE

Athletes from Kanehameha, Trail
and Mountain Club and 25th Infantry
will compete in the annual A. A. U.
meet which will be held on Saturday
afternoon at Alexander Field. There
will befa number OF stars from these
clubs, and in addition many others
who viii be entered unattached.
In the 120.yafd hurdle race Blbee,
who has made good showing in the
past on the mainland, ishould win. al
though he has not been on the cinder
path in some time. Mills, Hore, and
Fernandez should make hard fight
in the 50-yard event. Wimp, Mein,
ecke and Woolsey are three good mil
ers who should figure strong.
In the 100-yard dash Gilbert should
race away with the event with Hore
close up Manoha, Parks and Fernan-
DEE may also show something in this
event. Ware ought to win the 440
event, but will be pitted against such
stars as Smith, Stickney, Britten and
Hawkins: The 220-yard low hurdle
event should be race between Dover
and bibee. Earl Eaton, Bride, Stick
ney, Smith and Britton look the class
in the SS0-yard event.
Gilbert Ware and Simon should
race away in the 220-yard event, and
the relay looks like a victory for the
25th Infantry. Robert Ludlam is a
good discus man and ought TO win this
event. Peter Wright, Lindley and
Mott Smith look like the place men
in the high jump at present
Ioane, Kanuu and Bertelmann of
Kan should gather number of points
in the shotput In the broad jump
Thomas Hore looks like winner, in
asInuch as Dover is not entered.
Meinecke and Gordon Brown ought to
fight it out in the mile walk. s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
BILL UNMAcK LOOKS
AFTER LOCAL STARS

D. L. Conkling is in receipt of let
ter from William Unmack, the we'll
known sport writer of San Francisco,
in which Unmack says that he will
meet Lane and Kelii on their arrival
and do what he can to make their
visit pleasure.
Unmack has already done much in
looking after the Honolulu athletes,
and his attention in this respect is
certain to be well received by swim
ming devotees of Honolulu. Unmack
writes that Lane and Kelif will only
be allowed to compete in the 50-yard
national championship, and McGilli-
vray vas also barred from this race,
The San Francisco man was making
an effort to arrange for special race
at the time his letter was written.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
ARMY OFFICERS WILL BATTLE WITH
!. CLUB MEN AT PARK ON SATURDAY
University Club Players Will Present Strong Lineup of Baseball
2 Stars-Game Will Be Played for Benefit of Army Relief
- Large Crowd Expected at Athletic Park ST. PatrickS
- Day--S the Pen Mightier Than the Sword?

carry an All Corners" racquet witt
him. Billy Warren. who is scheduled
to take care of the keystone sack
will also serve. Cyril Hoogs will
raise his racquet around the short
field. and Billy Hoogs has decided to
stand at third place and take care oil
all mems singles for the day
Francis Brown will simplex to the
box in high gear, and although he has
net pitched since the day the Chicago
University fell before his shoots, he
is expected TO show something of his
oldtime form. Kelley Henshaw,
who will wear green necktie for
the occasion, win be behind the plate,
and the two ex-Punahou stars are ex-
pected to prove strong part of the
club team defense.
Excellent Battery
Both Kelley" and Francis are good
hitters, and the addition of these two
stars should strengthen the team, des-
pite the fact that Stanley Kennedy.
James Dole, Thomas Vinson and F..
E. Steere may play. There has been
a hard fight for the outfield positions.
but 1t is expected that Alan Lowrey,
Phil Spalding and Herman Won Holt
win be the jungle tenders for the day.
Lowrey has been practising at the
Hawaii Polo Club courts and Won Holt
worked out with the National Guard
football team so both should be In
shape for baseball. Spalding has
been practising up at the Country
Club and should be able to make the
outfield course in par.
Practise Coming,
Charley Lyman has requested his
men to be on the field Saturday aft
ernoon at o'clock in order to get
some hard practise while Spalding
win have his team around at the same
hour to practise serving and approach
ing.
The game which will be staged for
the benefit of the Army Relief is ex-
pected to draw large crowd and in
asmuch as the seats have been placed
at Csc, soc, Toe and 81, everyone in
terested in baseball and also in the
Army Relief movement are expected
to be on hand. The game will begin
at $3.50 p. m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
eILMouR DoBIE WILL :-..
COACH DETROIT ELEVEN

SEATTLE, Wash, March 3.-Gil.
mour Dobie, former football coach at
the University of Washington, will
coach footballs at the University of
Detroit, at Detroit, Mich. next sea-
son, he announced here today. His
salary as coach will be $4,000 a year.
and he will be given an option to
teach at $1,000 additional, Dobie's
salary as coach, at the University of
Washington was $500 a year. ~. III.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
ST. LOUIS CARDS TO -.
BE SOLD FOR ss5o,ooo

ST. LOUIS, March 4.-Jamhs c.
Jones, attorney for the st. Louis
National League baseball club, an.
nounced tonight that S25, 900 had been
raised to close the purchase of the
club and that he would Immediately
place stock on sale to raise 100000.
Mrs. Helen H. Britton has agreed to
sell the club for s350,000 Jones plans
TO use the extra $4,000, if realized,
for improvements. .-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
FIREST0NE TEAM WILL
MEET LEVERS & COOKE

The Firestone team will meet the
Levers & Cooke baseball squad at
Moiliili field on Sunday morning at
8 o'clock. The Firestone aggregation.
which was recently organized by
Smoot & Steinhauser, numbers many
excellent players, and with a dark
horse pitcher, and new second base
man they, are expected to show some
thing AGAINST the onnonents
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
PALAMA WILL GREET
RETURNING SWIMMERS

Palama Settlement will hold swim
ming meet and "eats" for the return
ing swimmers on Tuesday evening,
March 20. at the Palama gymnasium.
At that time it is expected that the
medals will be ready for distribution.
Clarence Lane, the Palama swimmer,
and John Kelii, the Healani boys who
were sent to San Francisco with Har-
vey Chiffon, will be present
New glass number plates for resi-
dences can be attached to porch cell
ing lights so that they can be read
easily at night.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
HAWAIIAN ELECTRlCS
AFTER BALL GAMES

Jack Dassell has lined up strong
aggregation of baseball stars for his
Hawaiian Electric team, and the ag-
gregation will go on the war path on
Sunday. The Hawaiian Electric squad
have a number of stars on the team
and are expected to show something
against the other aggregations around
town .e'r .-:.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
Fort Armstrong

There ought to be some exciting
times in the Pacific Coast League this
year when the Christmas players.
Hollywood and Hollocher stage duel
at the shortstop position. Hollywood
is making good with a vengeance in
the Seal camp. while Hollocher looks
like a second Bancroft, and ought to.
land the shortfield job if he doesn't
break leg.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
C00MBS AND EHLERS TO
FIGHT IT OUT SUNDAY

Frank Coombs' baseball team will
clash with the B. F.. Ehlers aggrega
ton of ball tossers on Sunday morning
at Athletic park at 8 o'clock. Coombs
has lined up strong team with Luck
zee on the mound, and 1t is expected
that the dry goods team which has
won five straight games will receive
strong competition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
SIGNAL CORPS BEAT
FORT ARMSTRONG AT
-. ARM0RY PIN BATTLE

Signal Corps bowlers won three out
of four games from the Fort Arm
strong pin men at the Armory last
evening. Dolly" Gray secured high
average for the three games with a
mark of 1856. Pomeroy still holds high
score with 222
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14

Off Zweifel. II at bat o runs, 3 hits in 5
innings ....... - ~. t..
Hit by pitcher. by Luck Yee. Hollocher
by Hoon Hi. Schatzlein. II. .<:.. r. -.
Double plays Holiochsr- Rodgers Stumpf,
Williams tumpf, Holloeher, Rodgers, Mar
shall. ~. <...., .' :. T.. -. -.
Bases on balls, off Luck Yee B. Hoon ri 4 :
off Zweifel l. Schatzlrin g. .....~ e.. ..
struck out BY Luck Yre ?; by 3wefel q;
SenatzleiH. '-. .....
Empires. II ChilhnEworth and joy: time
Of game ] hour and a. minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-14
McGRAW HIGHEST PAID
6AlLPlAYER

= John J. McGraw still leads the
= list of highly paid ball players. 4
= Alexander lately stepped into 4
\ that class. Here's the way they 4
y stand: I
= John j. McGraw, Giants. $4,000
' George Stallings. Braves. 10000 =
= Iris Speaker, Cleveland. 1880
= Tv Cobb. Detroit .... $4,000 4
: Eddie Collins. Chicago. $4,000 4
> Walter Johnson, Wash.. 1880 4
= Grover Alexander. Phillies 1880 4
Clark Griffith, Washingt'n 1880 4
: Fughie Jennings, Detroit. 10000 4
= Johnny Evers. Braves. -. 10000 4
= Bill Donovan, Yankees. 5000
= Ray Caldwell, Yankees -. 5000 =
= Frank Chance is said to have 4
= received $4,000 a year when he =
= S.ls MANAGER OF the Yankees. \
4 a q 4 L a 4 q a Il l. 4 4 a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

aus perIeben tpnroe. Set SrtIi 1851
bclprgtc er Die YaItorution mieoer
re%gelm1Biq. (The Catholic Church OF
the L. S. ILL., 1851 8oter 9ub Der.
iud1te iein @eites, 6rieoen 81 ltifter.
gbcr Die barteu 9taden ser Sruitees
urrb ibrer ~Anb6ngcr beugten iif
nidt. Der SpcftafeI ging BON
Heucm los. Bier Sabre lang bate
e5 Batter 2rs getrugen, ytrr9's nidt
lGnger mebr." Seine Ieste Iui3eidJ.
mug pom "a. Ropcluber 1851 idloB
init Den Worten:
ION account Of the obstinacy Of the
p~arishioners this church was closed
and the administration of the sacra-
ments prohibited by order Of His
Grace"
gllio mar Ole 8emeinoe 5um Oritten
Dtol 6em Snteroift perfaaen.
Trei Wonate Ipdter, am Z. Wt1r3
1852, erofinetc @ater Watideieiusfi
sic Stride uieoer, 8ing ieood) na4
51pei Wonnten pieher meg.
lluter ieincm ltodfolger, oem ad.
pll3iner a,i9uitin 0ontner murbe sic
8emeiuoe (tS69) GUM pierten Male
nit Dem 9onne belegt; cini9e Wo.
nate ip1ter lpieoer freigegeben, auf
&~cnpenolng oeS befannten 8apii.
;inerS Hater 9pnapentura Siren. @er
helte sic ihone Ct. SobarteS Stride
betritt, Diiroe Ipcbl faum glaitbeu.
oob Die 10 gut urgoniiierte 8emeirbe
cine 10 itiirmilfe &ergangcnbcit BIN.
ter lid fat. province Of st. Joseph
of the Capuchin Order in the U. 8.
1S57-19O0.
Die SerSensbortigfelt Der SelIt.
idcn BON ct. Sobam bat 9elDiB nit)t
bosu beigetraaenL Safer SuB fir
ieine Stammesgcnoiien 81 be9eiitern.
Sect noate er crit red)t ynifts mebr
nit ibnen 5u tbun babeit." grS.
bii6of Sugbes iibertrue ibm am Z.
Npril 1852 Ole 8riiuoung elmer eng
liihreoenben Yiarrei, nm Die iiber.
fiiate ct. Golunbu. Stride in @beliea
0tep gorf 9itp) 5u entlaiten. IlS
9auplas ipuroe Ole meItlnhe AZ.
StraBc gepGblt. 3uerit belt 2us
8ottesbienIt fiir Die Sellte in elmer
prppiioriiten &opeIe. Zen @runo-
ITEM 5l Ger nellen Stride Iegte 9i.
Idol 8beIan bon @beeling am %.
9opemrber 1852 St @brcn Oes III.
arel3eS. Sm Script 1854 bate 2ls
Die Stride pollen6et no General
pitar 8il. Starrs rpclDte lie Elm, ant
II. Ropember 1854. @s cling aber
idIeht an, buB sic Srldnber BON
SoIp GroB Don eIuent Trieiter nit
ocutidem gtamen paItoriert murben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

yau 8relt5e fried)en" pollte, blieb or
in Stem Yorf.
Die Bite Inn Iufuabme III Nep
Yprt mag Batter 2us nitt geraoe
lcidJt gepeieu iein. Gr 5ablte bamuIs
40 Sabre, un6 in bieiem aIter lid IN
cine fremoe Oioseic binein5ltorGngen,
mar ieIbit in ienen Eogen beS 8er'
benS uno Der llnrait fem Ieid)tes uno
ii6er fem angenebmeS 0ing. Gr fano
altfnabme BEL giid)of Sugbes in Ncp
Dort nnb mlrbc 5ltm Gfarrer Der
oel,tiden ct. Sobonres Supt. -8e'
mein6e ernannt.
Gfarrer in Neiu g)orf.
0ieie i'm Sabre 1910 gegriinoete
8emeinoe bate Dem S~berbirten bon
He!p Oorf bon .Nniuitg on Idipere
Sorgen bereitet. 8ie III anoercrt
8emeinocn Der Stoot unb anOcren
0i05eien weieerten lid Die Saiens
Eulitees, Die Iutorit6t bes 8iId)pf8
in oen 5eitlif,en 8emeinoe Ingele-
genbeiten un5uerfenuen. Sm Sabre
1914 mar Die Spoltun9 in ct. So
bunneS 10 unertrdgIih geDorben Dab
Ser Yfarrer, Der Srnn5isfnner 3atJd-
rias Sums, reiignierte unb fiir Die
tbm oubdn9enbe &artei Die ct. 6rans
5isfiiss Stride buute.
Die Ct. Sobannessairte tplroe
BON 9iifof SugbeS nit Dem Snter'
Oift beIegt unb crit it foIgenoen
Sabre bon Batter s. u. Safop mieoer
er0finet. Nber i'm Sabre 1876 muBte
Der |.,tof bie Stride m%ieoerunt
it,lieBcll, 81 Die Streitigfeiteu unb
@iberieblidfeiten bon neuem aus
bmden. Sughes eeitattete nah eini.
ger 3eit, bob gelegeutIid 8ottes'
oienit 6aieIbit gebalten ipurOe, biz
baS aus Sol5 errid)tete 8ebdube nnl
10. Sanuar t847 bis ouf ben 8runb
nieoerbrannte. 9ieies llugIiid, bos
ais Elm 3eifen bon chen galt, id]iell
oie 8emiitber etnns 81 %berubigen.
Mrf Die Bite ser 8emeinoe legte 9i.
itof Sllgbes am IA. WGr5 1S47 Den
8run6ltein 81 elmer nelien god'teir'
Stride urto uls Die Stride poIlenoet
gpur, Ian6te er ben bon st. 2ouis nell.
angefommenen Qlbbe Srs, 0amit Ole
Ter iein Slid unter Der HaiieIbauoe
pon ct. Sobn tbe gaptiit periute.
I'm oiele Steae 6erefoete i'm Rie.
man6. Seine erite Saufe lit batieri
bonn A. Suli 1S47.
@s ideint fait, ais Of 2,it nidt
INNER in ct. Sobunnes gaptiito
reiibiert babe, benn es unteritebt tel
mem 3lpeifeI, baB Die STRIDE Idngere
Belt bon Der Worid 8eburt.airde
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11
2lbbc Spicpb 2(ntpn Sme.
@ia nid)ts NIT Seutid,eu 5u tbuH
baben.

9ater Braun, g. s., madJte in lei.
mem 9eritt bieriiber Gubrbunoert'
bud, g. 42) folgenoe bittere gemer-
flung: Sem Go. +. oes Bater Sellas,
g. s. Sreun6 2us, obglcih edit
0elitlfeS 9lut luil ni6tS NIT
Den Ieutlhen 5u tbrn BADEN, mad)t
cine Grfuriion III Den Snoiunern-
alif fiir5e 3eit-lebt fir Die Srtiden
uro gngliiten - ballt ibnen oie
ieBigc ct. Yatrids-8irte nit Oem
if)onen TNirm, Der in ieinem 9nlt
perradylGiiigt, ipdter BON Sturme
meggerpebt moroeu. Tater SeIidS
baaegen iitt alf ieinem Tonp unb
binauf gebt'S bis na6 9scu Bremen,
nm nele Infommlinge ser Geutid)eu
Sn iufen II. !. 10" PIN 10. Ipril
mar Sr,lnicr bon Sreil6 Gillage,
81, ut. Ybilipp) na6 Der aatbe-
orulc gefommen uuo be6og am 2. Mai
nit Sus, ct. Gpr un0 @beeler Elm
Sults. Gas fiir Ct. Totrid uls Bforrs
baus biente gtotii Saulnier's III lei.
nent livre de depenses ct recettesl : am
Gage Der @inpeibuutg lieb er 9lle eilt
Webgerpan6, baS ibm ielblt geborte,
Elm Gingullim, 2 Yuriftfatorien, 1
| ImiftltS.. 2 WeBfdmtden, 1 Ablus
tionsgeidB, / Ilbc II. |. ~. (9eoti5 I'M
ndmlifen @ud). IS muBte oIio nit
Der Ginri6tung in st. Eatrid'S
ihle6t aiisgeIebcu Daben. Eiurrcr an
Der &atbeorule mar in5milde1l
QS44) Simpn 9lllg. HariS 9epor.
benJ biid,oilit]cr Sefretdr Hennlo.
Selb'tperItGnblid, founte IN Ser
grunbiriidPn Ct. YatridS. Stride Der
oeuti6e Erieiter 2us iih nid)t halten.
Iurlim gab or 1876 ieine SteQe alf
fiir Die er bon Nnfang on nIr alS
Yropiior ge6aht mar. Seinc Sc,
IulloDeit crlairbte linn ia ol,d uid,t
elmer eroBeren @emcinoe, Die nit
finan5icler Rotb 81 fdmpien batte
por5uitcben. Seiu Rafioleer in st
Eatrid mllroe Der woblbefannte So
fer @m. 8beeler. YIS IiiiItenter
erbat ii6 6ieier ron Sprin9ficIo Der
botpp. Geo. 9amiltun. Ct. Gpl
iibernabm Die &aplaneiitelle bel Der
8tIituntinnen, Sauluicr Wurbe SEQ
plan all Dem SoipitaI Der 81. &in
'scnBsS 6gpclteru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11
Ser Snbiamer.I aler 8. i. Sarng.

Senrp =. Sornp, Der Dor eiuiger
Belt I'M Ilter bon 20 Sabreu in Sin.
cinlati Itarb. mar elmer Ser berpor.
raaen6iten amerifaniihen WaIer unO
elmer Ger beiten aiti ieinem Spejial.
gebiet, Ger Sltoianer.Wtalerei
Sarnp muroe 1S47 6u Hibeaupiue
i'm @liaB geboreu uuo ais ser anabe
ief}s ODER iieben Sabre alt mar, miBte
ser Sater infolge repOlutirnGrer Inn.
triebe aus Sranfreid) fIieben. Gle
Sumilie fam mittelloS nad) Inlerifa,
lieB lid in Der pennipIpariifen 8il6.
nib uieoer, iiebeIte aber balb nadp
Cincinnati iiber, no iein Batter nodl
5mei Sabreu itarb. Senrp, Der 6u.
mails II Sabre olt mar, mltbtc sic
@oo6tparb4Sofidlltle perloiien, itm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11
(Sfi55c ooli' 8. g. SoIpet i'm
yYaItoraIblatt".)
q d | b.
RadJ Rpiati's Sob.

Genrid hattie iid}er feiueu @ritno,
&oioti's in beiouoerS Iiebeooller
@eiie 5t ~gcoenfcn. RoIati bate inn
cine SdyuI6enIuit ton 10000 Collars
biuterlaiIen, pcr5inSbar 5lt 10 Eroa
sent, GIT Ger Belt, ais St. SouiS,
mie aenrid i6rieb, literally a city Of
bankrupts mar rn0 @cif1itsleute mir
8el6 40 Sro5ent boten.
gm 90. Sebrl1ar 1912 idyrieb &ens
rid an &oiati, Dab er @ater Slider,
Der i6on ieit 1887 Die oeutife Seel.
Jorge perieben bate, nah Der Dutch
congregation on the Merrimac' (bellte
Natteie rno WarpiQe) ididen meroe
ltnb ooB 2ltt bann oie Ieutifen
iiberneDmen mer6e. BUR ieIben 3eit
bate &cnrid ben bo6lp. @ater Geo.
Sumilton (eincn Scr 9ieblinge &os
iati's) bon Upper allton al Die aatbe.
onle ee3oeen, where there was not a
single priest who could speak English.
ihrieb &eurid. C0cmnah bate er
feline bobc Weinlng bon Der 6ertlg.
felt 2lis'S III Ser engliihen Spraf}e.)
8alb nadber ieouh beuui.rn9te er
!9amiltor IN gtor6 Ct. & is cine
ofreie Stride" 5l GDreu 0es FL. Sat-
rid, fir iriitc aotboIifcn, 51 bauen.
Ger 8ruuoitein muroe ON 16. Sftos
Der 1912 bon &enrid lelbIt 9elegt.
gber che Die Irbeit red)t in Sang
gefommen mar. muBte Samilton Die
SeeIiorge IN Springfield, ST., iiber.
nebmcn, 6a Der Administrator bieier
@emeinoc, Der 2ajariit Rolanoo, bon
ieinen Sbern ra6 Den 8arrens mar
5uriidberuien por6cn. 9tun iiber9Gt
aenrid Die Sortiiibruug Der Irbeit
on ct. 0otrid ieinem Setrctdr s. u,
2lit. 90 ipuroe olio Sub mieoerum
aus Der beutifen altra terauseeuor'
fen. @ir 9lallben nid)t iebl 81 ge1cn
tDeun mir bebaitpten, 6nB Der 8tihoi
ben Oelltifen Ramen ieincs Sefretars
ba5li bernIste, nm Ieihter Die 8elber
Der @iener 2eopol6inen Stifturg fitr
Den @au Der Ct. BatridS>airfe Der,
tuenoen 81 fonner. Sus buutc oit
Stride. Pupa Saler mar Irtiteft
SoS @ebdlt6C mlir6c am A.. Wtai 1916
ctugelpeibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11
10000 @aaoncn @ein seritort.

Gfpa 10000 8aIlouen 8ein, emit
Gigentbum oeS pe%ritrrbeneu S. =.
Sono, Der ieit II biz 10 Sabren Ill
einem Seller in Helbam lagerte,
mtroe BON Sber,if Grolp III Camilla.
Ga, perniftet, oem i~tritten Hrobi-
bitionsJ8eIes naf), obipobl Die SeIta-
mentss 8oQitreder 9eri6tli6 oogegen
porgegangen waren. Ger cole Stotf
flop SAB nod SaB III ben ab5ugS-
fatdl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11
Sd,mercs ltnalnf.

Sn benz orei Meilen weitli6 bon
Battle Greet, Widl., geIegeneit Camp
Gyiter fano pdbreno zines oihten
Rebels Elm 3uiommenitoB 5tpeicr Sn'
terllr6anjiige itatt, wobei 40 Wann,
SoIoaten uno 9trbeiter mebr ooer
peniger idper perlest muroen. 0rei.
Sebn Oiann beiinoen iih I'M Soipital
uno 0ret BON oieien m0gen i6rett
8crletungen erliegcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

ginen Sran5oieu Batte man aeouIoet,
aber ME cinen nOut6mon". 2urum
500 iih @atc~ 2lls 1865 BON Soln
GroB Sutiif lutO rultroe am A. Ropcm.
Der gum aiititenten an Der nelen
@emeinbe our llnbefleften @mpfdrg.
nib ernannt, no furd oorber Der
@rsSeiliit s. Rpnn gum Gfarrer mar
nominiert Doroen, mo no man eben
oaran mar, cine ilelle Stride 5u bauen.
90 mar oIio 2us, 90 Sabre oft,
nab einem 2eben pou apoitoliIdler
Wfiiben, Bel elmer
Iiiiten;itelle an elmer iriidru
8emeinoe
gelonoet! gs mar linn III gtefp g)orf
Sasielbe mi6erfabren, mie nelln Sabre
Sitpor IN ct. 2ouis. Gr mag oaS
itper snpfunoen bober, aber er mar
ein gebrod)ener Mamt. gr burrte bel
gSuter &pon aus, bis ser 300, am
6. Sebrltar 1861, i'm in alter bon
crit SO Sobreu, bon icinem 2cber,
boil beiliger @egeiiterung, pielcr Ir'
belt, forperlt6er SeiOen mo bitterer
@nttdul dung erlOIte.
SGtte 9i,b alrf ieinem Ioiten IN
Wiiiouri mtsgebur't sic Saf,e ieiner
Stammcsbriiber 5u ieiner eigenen
gemadt unb inter ibueu cine Shdtig'
felt eniqpideIt, ipic no6 Inn Batter
Welder uno nod mebr Slater Wiibl-
iicperL 10 bate err iih reite Serbienite
eriporben uno er rp6re Der uube-
i6rGnften 2iebe lrno Oanfborfeit Der
eingerponoerten~S eutiden ii6er &c.
pcien. 80 nber bat er, infol9e ieiner
gr5iehrng, sic @ele9enbeit, Die lid
inn bot, unbeniiBt poriiber geben lai.
lem u1b Ith, wie man 5li iagen pflegt,
Spiid)en 5pei Stiible geiebt.
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Sen 2e6ensunterboIt Ger SamiIie NIT.
peroienen 5l beIfcn, fonnte lid ieood,
cine ,Sltmme @elbeS iparcn, nit Der
Ell ais Neun5ebniGbriger rod 0ertidr
Iano ging. @r ihr6ierte in peinten
uno 9~iilieI6orf Wtoleret rn0 feDrte
nls tiiftiger @iiuitIer ndh alnerita
iurlid.
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Do it now and get the beginning Of a new
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In next Sundays edition you Will find a full
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all are interested In the and Its pos
sibilities. You will be surprised to see, with your
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-11

own eyes, the antics OF such ever busy, ever
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the profession and the world of newspaper read
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