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The Washington herald., 1917-03-29
FRENCH CAPTURE 2,104
PRISONERS AT M0NASTIR

Paris. March 2&-The French in the re-
cent successful attacks in the Monastir
region, on the Macedonian theater. have
taken 2,14 prisoners, including twenty
nine officers, the war ONCE announced
to day.
This includes the operations mp to
March Is, when twenty-six prisoners were
taken. A Teuton counter-attack was on
that day, sttfied in the French barrage
IRE, the report states. Six bomb-throw-
ers and sixteen machine guns were taken
from the Germans and Bulgarians.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29

merce will march. with President A.
Leftwich Sinclair at their head.
The st. John Cadets will march with
their fife and drum corps.
DR.. John Constas will head a large
body of the Greeks OF Washington who
are loyal Americans.
The Daughters Of the Revolution will
have 500 members in line.
The Women's section OF the Navy
League will have about 600 women in
line.
The Loyal Legion of Women will have
about 300 women in line.
The students of Georgetown and George
Washington universities will march with
their bands.
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29
So BRITISH VESSELS
SUNK in single week
London Admits Heavy U-Boat Damage
in Weekly Shipping Statement.

tBy the international News Service
London, March 2S-The loss Of thirty
nVe British vessels during the week end
ting March 25, as q result Of unrestricted
U-boat warfare. was announced today in
the weekly statement on shipping losses
1t gives these details:
destroyed: Eighteen merchant vessels
OF more than 1000 gross, including two
during the previous week and the hos
pital ship Asturias
Seven merchant ships, under 1000 tons.
Ten fishing vessels, including nine sail
ing vessels.
Arrivals at ports OF the United King
dom: 2,s14 ships over 100 tons net.
Departures: 2.433 ships of over 100 tons
net. fishing vessels and local shipping
not included.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29
All Societies Invited to March
In Patriotic Rally on Saturday

W the undersigned request citizen and organization the
National Capital willing carry the Stars and Stripes part
patriotic demonstration and rally Saturday afternoon The parade
is to from the EIipse at o'clock.
Because Of the short space Of me be possible get
in wisn communication with each organization, and urgently
requested that every leader Of organized body the Capital direct
notice each member Of his her body directing them assemble
at point designated and march thence to the EEpse.
Each mareher requested to carry American flag and join in
the patriotic singing both the march and front Of the Capitol steps
(Signed:) e t-. = Z.
WILLIAM r. GUIDE, ROSS P. ANDREWS,
JAMES r. OYSTER, JOHN POOLE
CHARLES J. BELL, A. LEFTWIcH SINCLAIR
CUN0 H. RUDOLPH, JAMES s. EASBY-SMITH,
JOHN JOY EDISON, ROBERT n HAMPER
D. J. CALLAHAN, GEORGE Y wORTHMGToR~
E. C. BRANDENBURG, CHARLES SHREvE,
P. T. MORAN WLLMMT GALLHER
HENRY B.F. .MACFARLAND.
Il Menbeu Of the Executive Committee
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29
ARMED MERCHANT SHIP
SENT DOWN A U-BOAT
Vessels Bridge Shot Away by Shell,
from Submarine.
(By the International News SeryI

(By the International News Serviee.)
Panama March 2.-News OF the de-
struction OF q German submarine In q
battle with an armed merchant ship in
the barred zone waters on Cornwall,
England. was received here today.
The Information came from Q steamer
which passed through the canal and
whose structure, gashed and vrent by
shells from the U-boat, brought home TO
the United States soldiers here q picture
OF real war. The vessels bridge had
been completely shot away.
The steamship was attacked on the
Cornish coast but after q battle foufht
her way to safety. Her name was with
held
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29
HOSTAGE DIED OF GRIEF.

Paris, March 2.-Charles Sebline, sena-
tor for the Aisne Department, is reported
to have died Of grief and privation while
being taken to Germany az a hostage.
Senator Sebline, who was n years old
remained In his home at Montercourt
German occupation. He was forced to
accompany the retreating Germans after
seeing his house and sugar. plant de-
stroyed and his estate ravaged.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29
Ex-GovERNoR's SONS ENLIST

Spokane, wash, March as.-Forrner
Governor NJ E Hay OF washington
has three sons who have made appII-
cattos for enlistment in. the National
q ~ 4 i7H tddrtssing a pa
triotic rs g here last night
Their Jther said they would not
be sons OF hers II they did not answer
the call OF their country" said the
former governor.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29
SIGNED BY LEADING CITIZENS.

Marine Band to March.
Here are the preliminary reports:
The Marine Band will head the parade.
The EIks' Club Of Washington will h;tse
most Of its 1000 members and q band in
line.
The Kit Carson Post and the Burnside
Post OF the G. A. r. will head a large
body of Grand Army veterans.
The LOO High School Cadets will march
with their fife and drum corps.
The Alexandria High School Cadets
will march with their fife and drum corps.
The District Bar Association will march
with President James s. Easby-Smith at
its head.
The District Bankers Association will
march, with President John Poole at its
head.
The members Of the Chamber Of Com
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29
Will You Carry Old Glory
!. In Great Patriotic Rally?
Thousands Ready to March
Scores of Organizations Will Parade Up Avenue
on Saturday as Fealty Pledge-Citizens'
Committee Arranging Features

Saturday will the spirit of patriotism flame up in Washington
remarkable demonstration
The members of the executive charge of the
met with Chairman William Guide Chamber of Commerce
Yesterday and whipped shape the plans for the big parade along
Pennsylvania and the smashing wndup the Capitol steps
An appeWl you carry the Stars and Stripes Saturday2
went out from the committee last night club society and osana
ton in Washington.
SIGNED BY LEADING CITIZENS
signed by who have places of and respect the
hearts of capital resdent-Wlam GUIDE James F. Oyster, Charles
Bell Cuno Rudolph John 10y Edson D. Callahan Brandenburs
p T. Moran Henry B. F. Macaand Ross p Andrews John Poole
A. ktch Sinclair. James EabySmh. Robert Harper. George
Worhngon Charles S. Shreve and William T. GalIhz.
These the members of the charge of the
celebration. working with might and demonstration
loyalty here Saturday will be that will eclipse all
through the that day and all whispers of Indifferent
loyalty in the National Capital.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29
Rome, Ga, Is Chosen
As Armor Plant Site

Rome. Ga. March 2S.-The govern
ment's sl1 100000 armor plate plant will
be located at Rome, according to advices
received from Washington today. The
dispatch said that an official announce
ment will be made shortly.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29
10000 To PRoTEsT b. q l.

Cleveland, March H-Ten thousand
persons will march in body to the City
Hall to file protest with Mayor Davis
and other city OFFICIALS today, II plans
made at a mass meeting OF 1000 menu
bers Of the international High Cost OF
Living Association hast night are carried
cut
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29
TWO AMERICAN SHIPS ,
REPORTED AS MISSING
Barks Brown Brothers and Manga Revs
Said to Be Lost.

(By the international News service.) }
London, March 8.-Lloyd's tonight
posted as missing the American barks
Brown Brothers and Manga Reva and
the Scandinavian bark Barden
Shipping records contain no data con-
cerning the two American barks mem
toned in the above despatch. The Nor
wegian bark Barden is Of 151 tons gross,
was built In 1914 and halls from Aalesund.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29

CONTINUED ON kAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-29

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-19
VS. OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO


av. hit bv street car. Skull fractured.
Jas. BROMLEY, 10 w. Erie, waiter
arrested as pOstOftice t1lrL
States Atty Hoyne says he will
not appoint woman assistant.
Smallpox epidemic reported in In
diana
W. E. Bryson arrested as bad
check passer.
Union bakers will take strike vote
April %.
3 Contracts for jackson park bath
ing beach awarded. Will cost $751;
O' Frank Gleason, 384o Gladys av.,
robbed of watch and So by auto ban
evils E. Starr, lumber broker,
sued for separate maintenance by
Emma.
Wagner Peterson, 1882 Addison,
hurt by auto Of John J. Kirk, 1880 N.
Edw, Barth, 1889 S. Keller av.,
committed suicide by drinking poison
IN Lincoln park.
Edgar Stephens, g, Metropolis Ill.,
ouIIed Tom CoIburn, Jr., Z, from wa
ter when he fell in.
Will Rossiter, music publisher, IS
years an alien, now U. S. citizen.
Was born in England.
Health Com'r Robertson advises
all who have not been vaccinated
within seven years to take treatment.
Man giving name of DR.. Arthur F.
wilson arrested in stolen auto of
walter Joslyn, 1924 South Park av
Four boys arrested with son of Po-
lice Capt. Healy for stealing autos
fined 5000 each. Young Healy was
Jas. Plat, 10, TAB N. Cicero av.,
shot and killed while playing wild
west with AIvedO Connolly, g, 749
n. Cicero av.
Mrs. S. AIbertina HadIey wants d.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-19
LIMIT ON CERTAIN FOOD

The Chicago Retail GrOcers' assn
announced yesterday that its mem
bers would limit the amount of
sugar, soap, flour and canned goods
to be sold to any one customer.
Shortages in these articles were
given as the reason foFsthe act Of
the grOcers-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-19

.ONCERNING CHICAGO
Jas. Murray, 19, 5641 S. May, es-
capped from Juvenile detention home
and then robbed two stores, accOr-
ding to police.
Louis Ziebewski, 1897 Chicago,
quizzed by police after auto hit fence;
they found dies for making bogus
coins on him.
Mrs. Cora P. Sherman wants d.
vorce from Lewis J., pharmacist.
Charges infidelity. Named Mrs Bert
NeighswOnder.
Horace jackson, broker, wired
from San Francisco he was married.
Bride believed to be Kate Shirley,
San Diego, Cal
Michael Grayzbe, 1901 w. 18th;
Albert KogUt, 2O47 18th, and Thos.
Wilchinski, 2O48 18th, hurt when
auto hit street car.
Dr.. Edw. Ochsner suggested at
Chicago Medical Society meeting
that physicians use boric acid in
treating pneumonia.
JOnn WdlleTSelny ZI55 =. La sale,
white, killed self after wounding
John Day, negro. Mrs WaIlersein,
negTess, cause Of shooting.
Mrs. Margaret Messix, 69O1 S. May,
wants divorce from VIM Says he
tried to have her declared insane so
he could get property control.
Mrs. Clara K. Welkos and second
husband arrested at 2438 N. Clark.
Bigamy. Said first hubby, Stanley
Kugawsh, 2842 Quinn, was cruel
Anna Zajone, $50 N. Racine av.,
jumped or fell from elevator in NAL
Iers bldg, 5 S. Wabash av. Crushed
to death on stone floor Of sub-base-
ment. Jos. Rail, elevator operator,
held.
-O-O
LIMIT ON CERTAIN FOOD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04

Ger Stautsunpalt ergriff bas @ort.
Seine Geoe mar ipeoer beiottoers
Iharf. nod alsfaIero, er blie6 gan5
iaflid, i,l,b belt iid itrene in oe,t
8ren5en. Gr toar 10 felt bon oer
Sdulo ullo ser beooritebertoen Ser.
urtbeifltng bes Nngeflagten iiber-
Seugt, oaB er alaubte, lid fura iaiien
su fonnen.
Sic SdNilobepeiie geeert ben Iu.
9effagten iilto ~gerabeSu eroriideno.
Sn ieiuem 3imnlcr mur0e Die uns
gliidlihe Srau erltofen aiifgshin6en.
Die 2eide mar nit ieillem lleber.
5ieber bebedt. Die @dffe, NIT mel-
DYER ore Star ai,6sefiibrt m,iroe. par
Die icinige. aeire @eritenieele bat
nab inn oas 3in,mer betreter, oaS
lit 10 itder wte Die Come an Sim.
mel"
Gin beiieres Sader lpiirbe I'M SIN.
tergrllnbe oes Suifjouerruumes borr
bar.
Ger Stantsarpalt madte cine
flir5e Yauie. Damn iaete err nod, elm.
NAL nit erbobener Stinmc; Seine
Nenifsnieele 5etrat oaS WorbSim.
mler nad) DEM Siiriien!"
@icoer ertonte ous 9aden i'm Gin.
%tergrunoe.
Der 8oriisenoe bIifte drserlif
auI.
oNube!" aebot er, rooer :6 laiie
Den Saal rduiner,."
Ginige Der 9amen frejidteu bpite.
rid uiif. sll,f bcn binteren 9dnfen
CAB es cinen Mllgenblid Der 8eripir.
rlne. 9ie Stinine zines Mannes,
Sittrie ,lno oiinn %an5irborer, tot,te
oltrh Den Sual.
Ser @oriisenos itanb auf.
.Rubel" gebot err nod einmal.
IIs Die Riibe interchangeable ipar,
iaate er: oMan bringe BEN Storen.
irieS bier Dor"
Gin geamter oerrte einen Menide,t
0lrd) Die Wenae bis Dor Die Sfr1n.
fen oes 8erihtsbofes. Der Wenif
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04

mar blaB iuto aiemlidJ beruntergefom.
men. Seine 8laiie tuirbe nod sebo.
ben ioi,rh iein b%runbrctbeS Saar urtb
Die Dlrtinterlaufenen Mugert.
yEettenborn," rief Steinmcier I'M.
tpilIfiirlif.
v9as lit ia Sennis," bad)te Der.
resbeint. Sit Der ar1,e &erl per
riidt eeiporoen9 @as merben Tie mi;
Dem arn,en Seufel nnfangen?"
Sennig ipar aber nifts meniger
ais perriidt, benn er perbielt iit
goi,s r,tbig. "
.@arirm boben Sic bieie Storlina
p~eruriad}t?" berrifte rim Der 9or.
iisenoe an.
5ettenborn iaD iid i'm SaaIe Inn
bann blieb iein Iltge auf Der &c
iflporenenblnf batter.
sd ladyte." artmortete er, yiibci
Die Worte oes Staatsamnaltes. 81
iagte: yNiemanb iei uaf benz Sir
item in bas Woro5imner getreten
Ous lpdre 10 fldr ipie Die Sonnc"-
iutb bod ,peib it, oaB iemano nady,
her nod bineineins."
Ger Yert6eibiser iprane aitf I'M
lab ieinen aplegen an.
y@er lit bas2 SD bite ben Wdnr
ioiort OILS 8eitgen al oernebmen."
Gin Gliseregtes Wellrmeln oerbrei
tete lid i'm Saal.
Der goriieeuoe gebot %mieoerun
Mube.
Weloen Sic lid, aIs 3else2"
9ettenborn nidte. Gin Suiteu
onfall ruii6fe ibm iait ben atbem.
Or muroc oereioiat, banu idtriti
Ser 9oriisenbe SIT ieiner 8erneb.
lttlirg.
1ettenborn i~treiite nit ben 8lider
Den Siiriten. aitf lein @eiidt ira.
elm Gusbrld iiniterer unb beItimmtel
Gntidloiienbeit. 8egen allies amber,
ihien er inempiinolib 3u iein. 9el
iiberfiillte @eriftsbof, Die auigeregt,
Wenge. bic 8iirOe bcs 8eridtsboies
idien i'm falt 81 laiieu.
Sic iagten," begarn Der Braii
bent, Dab nod elm anorer alS De-
Nngeflagte oaS ,3imIner an Dem Gag,
bes WoroeS betreten bate. Sugel
Sic n,ts. mas Sic oaoon tuiiieu I'M
oenfen sic al SIREN Glib"
Settenborn riftete iif ter5en
grade mti.
Sd bobe 9eieberL wie Elm Wunl
Die @pbmung Ses Siiriten CERES
beim NadNnittaes 6etreten bat. 6
mar Srau bon Sannenberg gefolat.
Gin trodener !Suiten u~nterbrud
i'm fiir einen IigenbIid. alS er It'd
wieoer erbolt bate, firbr cr fort:
Or bate Die Dame in baS Sa,l'
am &oniaspla@ eintreten ieben. 6
Datte lie i'm Gcrbud,t, baB tic Dor
einen jiIngeu Wann beiudJeT Wolte
Den er iebr gut fannte. Gr gin9 eri
in ein ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reitmiran
unb tranf bort peridiebcne aognafs
Hod,oem er lid cine quite bolb
Shinoe bort a~uiaebalten hattie, gin,
CT hiniIbcr in oas Sans oeS Siirlte,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04
@,efhaftslase Der Seitunseu.

8ir leien I'M .S6afibauier Sntels
Ii5en5blatt" BON Z. Vili 1917:
Gin erober Tbeil' bes Yublitums
iheint Der Nniidt gu iein, oaB bic Seis
tunSSperleaer 9esentpGrtis auf 8uieu
eebettct leien, unb Die icbise @es
ibdftslaae cine gldn5eube lei. Sebe
8eIcbrung praIt on eiuem unslGubis
gen 0dheln ab. llno bod lit eS 10.
&ue 3eitunseu baben beute nod cinen
Suieratenausfal bon so bis 90 Yrps
gent ee8euiiber benz Sabre 1918.
@iudelne 0erle9er baben beSbalb an
einem Webenertperb geeriffen. Die
y8asler Rahridten" braften gum
geiipiel in go. 386 bonn 6. gull
1917, 4. Settle, i~olsenbes Snierat:
eau De Cologne
az baben bel Der Expedition Der
.8asler Rahrihten".
@ie hiibih piirbe iih bas maiden
unb miiBtc iebeniaaS Dem iriiberen
@eidditsgetpinn pieber auibctfen,
penn Elm @erleser Soientrdaer. Der
onbcrc Strnmpibdnber. elm rritter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04

v,Saben Sic Oie Grmorbete bel Sch.
5eiten s%efanut?"
% gepiBl 9aronin 9annerberl
bot mebrere Wnle nit i6rem 9rnDer
ul1o Dem 8rafen Settenborn BEL
Serrn bon Solitsin eeipeiit."
,Sdben Sic nienualS Den Siiriter
Gerres1eim nit Der Grmorbeteu 5u.
ldinnen g%eleben?"
yJteill. lllenta!a."
.@rrbten Sic, bab Der Siirit Der
beirntbet Dar?"
Seine Mbnling,."
v0tot,ten Sic ms nl,i nod iagcn,
oh Sic TrGuiein bon !Soliteins
Gimme nohntnls pernonlmen haben,
nutloem - mo1leemerft - nad,benr
Die grmoroete SuS 3immer betrat2"
.Nein." er,pioerte Sobannu. ,Nur
5tpci Stimmell irarel, p%erntblnbar,
Die Der Grmorbetcn uno Die bes Sir.
iten."
rSaben Sic mid,t 6raulein bon
Solitein Die Wobnuna ~perloiien
ieben? Sic mug cod einige Miniir
ten mad, bem Gintritt Der Grmoroete,1
gegan9en lein."
ga, bas miro lie wobl, benn if
babe lie nahbcr rift Inebr geiebc,l
ulro ih mar INNER a,if ser 9mler,
neil ib glaitbte, man miiroe r,af mir
flingeln."
LIND Sr1ulein bon Solitein iraete
alid naf ibrem 9ruoer urro nid)i
na6 Dem Tiiriten?"
ga, Serr BrGiibent. sd CLAUDE.
Die iunge Game hot feline Ibntng
bon Ser gan5en Sod,e."
Limb Sic iino gan; iifer. oaB
nien1nno mebr Den Salon betreter
bot naf Der grnlorbeten9 Sic miib,
ten es bod sebort baben!"
.Ntein, nadJber lit niemano mebr
eefommell."
SIT Sbnen ,lld,ts al, DEM Bench,
men Ocs Tiirlten mligefallen ais or
Sbnet a,i Der Srcppe bese9nete2"
, Sobanna 5ogertc.
n0urdJlaltt idJienen iurd)tbar
m%lfgercgt urrO boic."
.Saben Sic irscnO ettpas an ieil1er
4leioung beinertt?"
sd gbaube, er batte elm paar
9littilefe am S~anbgelenf."
Gin Hui oes grifornenS gin1 bllrf,
ben 3uihoucrrnum.
yIlio Ger Tortier itano bSi Sbrert,
oils Sic oen Siiriten po~rbeigeber
iabcn?"-
rSa." iagte Sobanra.
Damn burfte lie ii6 iesen.
Ser n1d)ite. Der pernommen !puro,
mar Der Tortier bes Sauies. Gr iagtc
flar uno oeutlih. mas er mlibte. Hie'
ma,ro bate Die @obhung oes Siirite,
nod, Ser grmorbeien nlebr betreten.
Der Shirt bubc iebr erregt ai,sgc.
ieben. Mllb er-sabe cine fleine Sniit'
abid)iiritng an 5es Siiriten 3anose'
leaf bemerft.
Gann fam Ger S6erfellner bes
Siiriterhoies bran. Gr iiigte nod
einige ncl,e Tbatiahen bin5u. 81
babe oes Siiritev 8epdf naf Sam
burg beior9en miiiicn; aud, ibm lei e
ouigciallen, oaB Der Shirt bel BEN
ihleften Wetter phne Ealetot fam
gr babe ibm er5dblt, CAB er i'm IN
Stub bAbe liegen lelieu.
9us Yublifum tallidte beSeidp
neltoe Wide aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04
The Farmers
Veterinary Guide
and Atlas.

Gin Bud, bns, inn geiiBe zines
ieSen Sarmers, gicbs ulro @ciliisel.
Siidbters iein iolte.
@ibt Nusfuuit fber araufbeiten
bes purnotehs, hes Hferpes, bes
@ehisels, bts shweines uno ses
eddfcs.
SS,s mun irhb5eitiss Sraufbsite.
Epn,ptpme erftunf.
srIe man p,r ~Slasnpfe riftig itelt
uub bic arnufbctt pehanosit.
NeSepte uup stulueiiungen ihr has
NtidIen nno has 6tnseben non Bitch.
%ar5neieu.
Tniueiiunaen fir sas @aii6cn BON
Snjeitcn. gertiisu gemittcin, ous Hs.
ipriihcn ppn Sbitbdunieu, has Stttern
BON Stlaae nfu., MIN.
Wit iurbIgen auulntiidbcn 9artsn
bes Vfsroes, Der sub, bss GefihstIs,
pes ghptines nnb bes Sdbdies, nebit
pbotosrapbifdlen Snutratisurn.
Die fahmanniid,e Ausfunft, bic in
bieiem Sude crtbeilt lpirb, fann
Sbnen matdbcn Dollar paren.
Shreibcn Sic iciort fIr ein
gremplar!
YreiS, portufrci, % Gents.
Won a~breiliere:
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04
HpbleKc ublisc.

2iliuofnlani, grsaoni9in o ga
mali, bat bird @oubcrneur Yinfbant
Dem nmerifaniiden Hotben areu3
800 ilheripieien. Die vberf(oIiere"
Wnieitdt mill bis gum 8riegsenbc ibrc
Spenbe ieben> Monat erneueru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04

ct. @nler Shilblinse. Srbbol. Giers
crias, Seiic obcr ionit Gin 8ebcins
mittel neb't Der Seraus9nbc bca
glotteS p~erfaufcn ipilrbc! - Ser &c
ihditsrildBaug bripgt chen ncuc
NS,,,i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04

Oonn p,iroe Steinmeier noreerlt.
len. Gr ipar far,rn tpieoersiterfennen
0ds ionit cfpig ldhelnbe nno nod ID
iuaenblihe @elift mar ein9efaael
ltllb pergamentfarben Seine Iu.
gcnlioer iparcn seidspollen ieitc Sip.
pen 5%itterten. Mls er ietne Ilger
erbob llrro leine 9lide burd, oen Sau!
idapeifeu lieB. frrnte @iui failn
glaliben, buB es bcrielbe MeitIf lei
tpelder friiber 10 itols unb Ielbit9e'
fduig aIisetreteu mar. Se6e Mnt-
mort mitBte nit 9elpalt aiis ibnl her.
mtssebolt merben. Tie Grnlor0et.
mare iei,te Sdapeiter %aeipeien, lie mal
nit benz 0iiriten heintlid' uerbeira.
tibet. Del ieiner Seiratb babe Del
Shirt @raf 9ermtein 9ebeiBen. Bali
nad) ser Selratb Bate lie iif por
ibrem Wunn mieber getrennt ilnS
oann nit tbrem gruoer sulanuncE'
gelebt. Der Shirt pdre oeridJDun'
oen sepeien lrnb crit am Gage Scr
Grmorouna iuieber miigetaudt.
Ser Gertbeioiser bes Siiriten erhof
lid, lest.
Sic behaitpten. SER 3eitee, ont
Sbre Sdtpeiter nidlf lpi,bte, no Der
Shirt lid aufbielt?"
yIueroings, oas bebaupie i'd"
rGs qpar Sbncn atcr ood befanrt.
oaB lie in Die Wobning am aonig5,
plae gina?"
Steinmeier soserir.
.@ie crfl1ren Sic iid), OaB III Der
Saide ser @rmoroeten eilt @ediel
aui 1000 Mtarf geiunben muroe?
Gerlelbe tpar nod nidJt uilter' hr,e'
BEN"
Steinmleier ipIrbe perlegeil.
,Weire arme SfNpeiter mar IN
@elouerlegenbeit; lie boffte, baB Serr
bon SoIitein tbr bus Hotbige leiber
wiiroe."
,Tann fann man pobl alnebmen,
oab Sic ielbit lie 5u Serrn BON Sol.
iteiu eeid,idt babcn2" iirbr ser Ser.
tbeioiger fort.
Steinmeier bob ben aopf.
Sic fonnen annebmen. mas So
men beIiebt," iagte er fref.
Gas gei,iigt mir" erpiberte o.,
@ertbeioi9er. u9tod einen Mligen'
Bid! Sinb Sic nien1als nit Dem
Tiiriten nab Der Sodaeit %Suianumeil,
gefommen? lleterlegen Sic lid
wobl, lpos Sic iasen," iiiete CT idari
lin3u.
Stemmleier beiabte perleeerl.
.So1 aber Sbre Sdapeiter rprbte
nid,ts baoon?"
Steinnnier trot gor3 in it'd gu.
lamn,en.
yEein,"
sat nid)t ser sSiirit Serresbein1
| Tnen cine grobe Si,nme 8elbes be.
wiuist, I'M Sbr Sdaueiserl au erfal'
ien?"
Mud bies mibte err slseben.
rSdon. NuH, 3eiige, erinnerr
Sic lid oaron, BOB Dor sirfa Ore
Sabren cine ifanbuIoie affdre pal
~iierte, in ser SIR Name unb Del
Sbrer Sfweiter rer1pidelt NOR. gr'
%innern Sic iif oeiien9"
.Su," iage Steinmeicr.
sd ipolte Dies nod ielr9eltea1
Daben, Inn oie ltriadJe an3lioeilten
wespesen Der Siirit iif 10 id)uea Dor
ieiner Satin trennte."
Sect murben Die Toli5eibeamte.
pernommen, Die on Die Stele bes
0erbredJens geeilr 1paren, 6esgleider
Scr Ir,t, Ser ole 9eihe ~ultteriudy
bate. Iud 8iui wur0e uernom
men. gr fonnte ipeiter nid)ts aus,
iaaeL bo err, pie biirh 3el,gen ieit
gciteIlt ipurbe. crit am anbern Mittaf
mad Suliie gefommen mar. Ses
tuiroe Sris porgerrien. Sic ma,
leityenblaB, CAB aber Die wcnisei
Inrtporten Die lie 5u geben botte, IL
flarer uirb beitimmfer Weile. ,Sbl
| 0o,,,.,c ar,oh ,,,o,tor ,,;[@a nop,ar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04


uuo ipurse ppn beioniidjen Gltern gebpren.
80 Wuree I'm inIDplijaien ViiiNous.s satien.
lans erSostn. 20 aibi Snuoerit ppn atn'
bern, bic bttrbin fprmtt mod)ten, abet
uuter grteifrr iaat. bas bic 3citrn 10
tfpterig ieien inipIse bts arirses, bak CT
Nf steuetdbt gfSiuuugtu fthen mac, has
Wnifenbaus 5u ihlieseu. @olIen Sic
I b ntft btIftu?
Die fletnife '8abe mlro ~banfeno ange.
nommcn nno tptr iuerotn periud,en, ane
0aten baeurdl 5u uersitcn. bah MIR itr
nnfsre @phlthdter beten. splft, BITE Stnn
Tonare (otde Snmntt genttgt, nm etn
aebsn, fbnnen ben 4ameu bettmmtn, ben
bae 1tno bel Der Saufe erbaltrn ion uub
iperosn eine photographs TIRES ehhs.
lingo erbnlteH.
Dian isnbe istns 8abs s,ii. al Steie
Ssttuns sssr etrsft an Be- yatbtr
(ris gotssbhbr fur grisis nadb Gsasrs
TT fhui Ssute. Och mag man ihidsn
per Snternattonal Wunep Erber, II. z.
&otss uosr per p~srioniidsn Gesd.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-04
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1ertbe Serreri - Stnlteeeno %
Gents, tiir tpel6c STE mir CELL. etn Gremplnr
oes 8u9es abe Sdrmer's &eterinarp 9nioe
ano gtias". lpie auGe5eiet, ~duieroen modem,
soWe'
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