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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26

g a Of It enIiebe iei, bas 81
perIteben, 6reudbe man 1llr bic &rbeit
bcs ct. @incen8 BON Yalld sTercins
oil fenncu. - Gum SdluiIe los er
alsoann Die 9ei1Iiiiie brs Central
@creins III @c5lg auf drlitlif)e
So5ialrcfprm, ipie tic nuf Der @es
rcrol> %erinmmlung 8u indianapolis
~r'rnnrrnrcr 'rrrHcn pnr. nelfe bon
Iebbdftem geifoG be9riiBt nnrben.
Ser @erein batlfte Dem Hebner fir
>a.,A ool.,ag aaT oas &arnllte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
Gs iuirb tueiter gearbeitet!

Die Gbatiade. Dob Die grefutibe
bes groBen, amerifnnii6en 8er6anbes.
rImerican federation of 2abor".
eineu Yrotelt 9esen Die 9inribtung
bes Inar6iiren Serrer un9enommen,
lit gepiB luteber elm 3ei9enbeuter in
9e5ug auf Die 8egriffs : 8eripirrung.
Dei6e bel ben Seitern bieies 8erban@
bes berriht unb ipobl >allc1 elm gepeis
bes beipuBten pDer u"nbefpliBten @in>
flmlies lo8ialiitiiher unb anarhiitis
i6er ODER bod rnbifaler Glemente in
Der amerifaniihen Irbeiter< 8e>
pegung. 8ir baben auf bas linz
paienbe Der 5anblungspeiie 5es
Observation-Disclosures an anoerer Stelle
btnseipielen. 8enn Die fatbplii6en
Irbeiter bes Sanbes Die notbi9en
&enntniiie unb Shulung, - uno inS
f~plgebelien nlib ben nDtbigen @influB
auf Die 2eitung bes Observation-Disclosures
ausilbten, oann 0iirfte 10 etlpas 6 t
borfommen.
llnb + beginnt eben iene Iuf@
9a6e Der 6riitliben So5ialreform in
Der Grbeiterfrdge, pel6e Der
Central 8erein IN &ngriff genommen
bot. @s gilt nidlt Die Unions 5u 3er@
reiben unO IN Streit inter chamber
81 brin9en, ipnbern es gilt lie 81
b~elebren.
Sebr ridtig iu9t in bieier Siniiht
Der .Banoerer" bon ct. Ynlil: .gs
feblt run unieren @erb0nben unb ben
ibnen angeb0renoen Sereinen Dor
&lent Die engere s ii blung nit
Ger organiiierten Nrbeit. 9arouf
iolte in allen StGbten - aber ltets
inter 5%ieibeiplbter, nit Der Irbeiterz
frage griinbliG p%ertrauter s ii II
ruugl bingcarbeitet peroen.
Sier in g t. Yaul miro man in ben
ndditen Wonaten, gelegentlid Der Ibs
b~aitun9 zines i~o5ialen &ortra9s@
aurius. bieie Siiblun9 berbei5ufilbren
iu6en."
Oh ia. Die griinblif pertrdilteu
3 ii brerl Sarum bdnbelt es ii6
ia eben I'M Central : 8ereins : Sros
9ramm: ~seihulte fatbolii6e 2aiene
fiibrer fiir nle Stdnbe unb areiIe
u~nleres Iolfesl" Sdtten mir iol6e
fir Die @rbeiter, Der q a Of / II c NJ
6ub mare lpobl fnum in Der
Yamericau federation OF 2abor" 81
Sauie.
Sic Siiblln9 nit ben organiiirten
Irbciten lit in Subuane 1hon begons
men. Ser erite Stubiens Girfel entz
belt mebrere Mrbeiter unb bel Der
Grlpeiterung besielben fir bieien
8inter 1T cine nod grDBere 3abl
Mitslieber. barnnter lite
Irbeiter, aufgenommen morben.
Sa5u fommt nod Solgenbes:
Im Iittipof gbenb poriger @ode
belt Der bod]lp. Gdter q. 9ombolt
bon ct. Iaricu, ouf giuloouug bin,
einen @ortrng boz Der bieiiaen
~5eamiter5 Union. rSn bemielben
erfldrte er ieinen 3ub6rern Die
fdtboIi6 DE Nuifaiiun9 Der Mits
arbeit an Der 2oiung Der io5ialen
Srage, 5umal Der @rbeiterfrase. Gr
Sitirte reidlid aus Der @rbeiters
@n5Dflifa Yapit 2eo's bes S~rei5ebnten
ulp eripdbnte lomobl Die Hebte nnb
and Die YfIi6ten Der aapitas
liitcn unb Der Irbeiter. gr
ma6te beionbers flar. paB Die &C.
re6ti9feit aIIein nieniuls Den
ip3ialen Srieben brinsen fDune, ions
bern es miiiie un6eoingt Enlightenment
Die 8 baritas. @as Die d RI it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26

.Soffentli6", ihreibt 9err @ilbers
bling, riperben nod reft piele Seles
gaten rrnb 2eier fir Die quite Sahe
beseiitert ~lperoen, 10 Dab Die 500
balbi9lt bon iiub."
g6re benz Ianne Der 6 a t., pels
der 8el6liiiie unb Yldne ausfibrt.
9efanutlid erbalten ane Sene,
ipelfe pcnigItens $1.00 jdbrli1 CUR
geutralltelle entrihten, ni6t n Die
WonatSibrift rGentralz8lat 4 So<
cial Suffice" ms 5aus 9eididt, ion>
bern auh anbere S6riften.
Soeben erbaIten mir bns 3 N e
Seft Der S6riften Der gentralitele:
rGbriitentbum unb io5iale 8eforme
arbeit. @ebnnfen unb @orihlaee.
Don 9r. 8. Smile" Sic Sdrift lit
luicbcr nit einem flaren 8lid fir's
Yraftif6e aiisseipdblt unb burh
leds nSemerfungen nnb @rgdn5un>
gen" auf uniere amerifanii6en 3us
itdnbe nnsepabt. 9eionbers Die
II nionleute meroen baran
Sreube finben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
Tnrmem AZ p~erfaufen.

Cine aroBe @n3abI quite. perbederte arine
ebenip out uie oieieuigen in 6eltral. SainoiS
poer ireeno ipelebe in Soma. ino jum 9reiie BON
$50 bis SS5 per Qder an oertnuien. 9ommet NIB
ODER si75 per gder iteiet. Meie 5arnen iteigen
idbrlid nm S. bis 81 per Nder I'M Yreije
Shreibet gleib ooer tomnet uno iprehet Dor
BET NeD. g9nt. ". Gumfel. &inrrer Der bli1en'
ben ct. MihaePs'@ erleiuoe gtaibua. Soma.
geim sdreieen eripabne man seh. oiciss Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
&nrEa0te.

Soutb gpaniiun. oiersi9 9lcreS bec:nrenb on
Der @de BON Nsburu Nue. mno Wutfor0 Ctr. lpefts
lid bis sum ueuen N6puNertaual. iperoen rers
fault in Stretieu bon 3 bis 5 Mcres ipenrt ae=
ipinidlt. SauS uno Stau NIT 5dDuppe en- uno 3
NcreS Sanb 5u einent Sdrgain. @ltnitig selegener
GiaB inr Steibh6uier. iebt niS 8emitieaGrtnsr-
elem benuBt. 3eutidle Gteoeluug. Nn5uiragel
no. 30l Nsburn glue.. Gpauiton, Sn.
Yein, Sdbreibcn eripGbrc man gel. bieics Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
Geimiu1er!

Gdhreibet fir cine RumiHer bes nSpWtbeateru
aonios 6omeieeter", oaS bette 2anos SpurnGl.
bas publiSirt wiro. gs lpiro irei on Sene ges
ihidt bic Elm 6cirn tauien ODER @eto nniegea
tupuet. 9nnbuertaui nit fleineu N~einhluunen
unb ainfiae Beeineuu9eI lit nnlere SpeSiGlttdt.
Wou aorelIlre: 5bc 1leu &cnatp Supei!meut
Co., 9ongtor, aanlaS.
Seim sd,rcibeu ipabne Wlau ach. oirie6 Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
senatpr Gmmmims' ariesserflarmms.

SeHa OMntfttts Nrtegserllnrn1t9.
Im IA. Sftpber bat equator Cunt
Minis 81 Ses Woines in elmer Ins
iprad)e Dor Der TpItmeiiterS 8ereini>
guns bon Soma na~9etiinbigt. DAB err
ieinen Golle9en 9leIion @. Ilbri6 in
Der ndhiten Senatss Seliion fpieber
ansreifen tperbe. @r iagte: nIlorth
oils @~oriibenber Der Sinan3 : Gom>
miiIion begiinltj9t Elm Spur>S epnrtes
ment in Den ganfen an itatt zines
.berdrtigen Spitems in Den Yoltanitals
ten. Sd bin ent9eecn9eiebter @ns
iift unb fperbe Ilbri6 81 @uniten bes
&oitlparfnfien : Sp1tems befdmpfen,
6umaI i6 meme. DAB Die Ieripreduns
gen, melhe Die republifanii6e Ynrtei
I'M Sabre 1908 maftc, audi gebalten
lperDen follten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
2n bertanfeM.

800 9lfer g~Sei3ens, 8orns ober Qlialia-9nuo in
&iugmau County, elmer oeutid)ei NnfteDllt1g.
bIei Meilen bon 5uei tatholiidleu &irdlen uio
Sdlulsn. 200 Afer inter Sultur uno iebt in gScis
aen. Der gut ftebt. uno puoou elm Srittel Dem
Rainier Suidlt. Sns uebrige lit @eioe mir @iuoS
hubble uuo Bebdlter. YreiS S11, 900. SIR ~iueitere
@uStuait idreibe man an ". ". gseini a)enf,
aingntat. 9dis. -
geint edreiben eripdbne man gef. oieies Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
Nflahonla=T armem.

WrcBe Grnten; ausgeseidnete 6armIanoereten;
blitbenoe fatboliihe Wemeinoen. 6lr ndaere
Nnstunit iuenoe man id) III ~. Soues Il So,
Qpadbe. Stlaboma.
Setm s6reibsn erpabne man ssa. bieies Siai..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
DalI7art, Texas.

geir nebmen ole erite STEELE Elm fir uiebriee
8reiie in 9nno. Ssir luobHea bier upo ba6ew oIe
Naraains. g9elu sic Sdto tauteu pollen. 10
IaIiei sic lit unier heidlrsibsnOeS BampDlet
tommen. =. ~. Solution Sano Co., Salbdrr.
JeraS.
g,eim ehreibrn ertpabne man sea. Sieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
Mhtmna, fathpliiGe Earmer!

9as uorometlide 3ofpa bat oaS bette 5arms
lamb Der Union. Sutberlanb, eite tutpoliihe 1e'
ieneS 9iitrittes. &iele BON Nid)ttatboliteu ge-
etiquette iuerthoDle 51rniet tno 81 uertauieu
ooer AT oermietaen. SeBt bietet lib Gub cine
WeIeaenbeit. Cir rdhere IuStuuit uenoet gudl
OH Wea. 5atBer u. N. ia 6air, Sutherlauo,
Soiua.
scimr sdlreiben eripdbne man seh. oicieS glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
Yit berfauieu.

10000 Ider gutes 5ormlauo in iriidheu, bent.
ihen . uuo ruiiicben tutholiider Nnieolingcn
NIT guten aird)eu uno Shulen NIB rei.oirsnoeln
@rietter. Yrets $3.50 bis $50 per Nder. Wiau
abreiare: Ibomas Gereeg, @runoeiseuthumS'
Neents 6Herie, aaus.
geitn Sdreiben eripabnc man GET. bicieS giatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26

- Sn Der Ndbe bon 2~uremtbur9 lit
Srau @buorD Sidpl5 I'M Sitter pon 45
Sdbren 9eItprben. @s iiberleben lie
ibr 8atte unb 5tpolf &itber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
Oeaen Grebsjdaoeg.

Jh empfebIc hermit Stroop's berlbmts
~oeutidle Tuluer. Sieiel0en peiien ieoen lro6
nttt auigebrope nen) aee6S iowobl ignerlif ais
SRalsentr:bs ertoiSr,idh A. Ibas siilen' US eaea Wsa5s.
rem. 3engEine u. l. 10. idreibe man an:
Gowarb q. 9}oeoina,
Seueea NaGiaS.
Scim sdrciben rrpabnc man ach. oieies @iat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26

Strnbe. Sas 9eerdbniB fanb ant
Samsta9 bon Der 9l. 8ciits8 Stride
aus, itatt.
gu Council BLUFFS 1T am 10.
Sftober inter cntiprehenben Seiers
liffeiten bur6 ben bo6lp' item 8ii6of
S. Sauis bon 9apcnport Die neue
Stride Der 5l. Samilie : @enreinbe
ein9eneibt ipprben.
3u Solp GroB tpurben berflois
icne Wo6e SRI. &atbarind @abmann
unb 9err Sobn Ioesses ebeli6 see
trdut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
GGjehauOimna.

oerr YiIots Najel. no. 1919 S~oWas5traBe. Su.
buare, 5oiua, bat tets cine uolftdnoige ausfuopI
ti~nheiuiiAer mo importtrter Naleiorteu DOE.
rGtbio liusludrtias 9eiteIungen iueroen prompt
beiorst. Ireisliis miro aIi Serlanaen asrns
Sugeianot.
oeim Shreibeu erlpabur man geF. oieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
2u berfaufen.

Cute Sarmeu uabe fatboltidler airde. TreiS
500 bis $40 per Mder. ie uad Gage uiIo 8erbeierz
ilnaen. cute Haohbarithaft. @uteS seaier.
Sdreibet an J. ". &annfr, NeGradea. Mans.
geim edrcibcn eripdbne man aeh. oieic5 Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26

o. s; asm.2 asss" Ssuss,1s M=S=G Eminent
IS ut Elm SdmerSenftiGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
muE-Siaia N berfanfea.

Gin ih6nes 6ram ehauS an @ariielb gue.. JIM
3inmer, cute giiterne, orei &leioers9ioiets
@%oliiduppen u. anoere Nnbengebanoe. Steueri
maBig. cute 9age.- Yrsis $1,000. Spredlet Dor.
@reiie oertnuien. SONNET idlnea. iueun Sbr Elm
hibides tieineS 0eim ipanlhet. &ir oerteuien
2ano unb Staoteigentbnm billg.
M ETTEl-LAM @ O.,
$50 ~. ctr. Ssioe 2slspbpne No. sos. Dubuque. IA.
Seim eareibsR erpabae man sea. bieiss Slatt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
Seitoens rete =.afsu aaepr.

8aImpra, Sub,, Mldrs 1905.
Wsiu Sobn iprrbe bon 8 g~lersteH ipesen Taniudf
b~ebaubelt. aber obre grfole; elmer ~perianste nnb ~.
belt ioear $50 far cine 5arantie. ~letftste bafir oLss
ni6ts. Bis irst bet sr MIN - slaIttu paitor RIB
uie'S yserpenftdIcer ssnom!nsu iiuo afpar NIT 10 gntsua
GrhpIa. boB er aud aiht mebr etnen auiau battle. iets
benz sr ben msrfter 25ifsl BON BON benz gtercenftdrssy
natu,. GesbaIb tutpfebIs i'd i1u aud. no i'd fanm.
Q. 9tssIsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
MnrkthPrtd1te
Sir ben 0ruBperfaui.
Subuane. ben IS. Sftober.
0efrcibe, Sen, Waebl, ctr

0tAtstpss PeH, 1SeyIs CIV
Safer: 37-42c per 9uibeI.
8oru: 65-75c per 9uibel.
@eijen $500 per Vulbel.
@erie: SJ-45e per gHlbet.
Eo9gen: 65-75c per Sriibel.
Sen: 850-$10. 90 per Come.
Ueebl: patelt, So. 60-6.40; fraisbt,
SIS. 20-5.60.
6leie S25. 90.
Butter. Gier mnb safe.
@ier: 23c per Oueeno.
Butter: Oairp, &c; Gream.cp, Bic per
Hilub.
adis: RbarnsRGie, 15e; Grid, 17c; Sim.
burger, lSc; Spiss, 1Se per Rfuuo.
Groceries, etc.
9lspfef: SO. 50@s4.25 per Barrel.
6artoiielu: ~50e-60eper gnibel.
3miebeln: 75c per Suibel; Spanii6e
3wiebeln, $1.75 per @rate.
8ieb.
Stiere: $3.50
Rinber: 50. 50-4.5 so
Riibe: So 1870 {.
adlber: $5.00-5.50.
Ghdfe: 81. 45-5. 40.
Q1miner: 1925 1870
Sdipeine (ouf Dem SUD-: s7.30-7.70
per buubert pfuub.
gteb (gefdIahtet).
&inbieii6, 49,; 8aibheii1, 5-5X,
Sammelfeii1, 1O-12; Sdaileii6, &c per
pfnno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26

Gsin 2sben murbe babur1 eerettst, ihrsibt oss.
10. mt9aefter aus benz euffoIt SoIpitaI ID
Bottom. Dieter Tatisut III tpilsns. es eibIi9 81 srs
sdrtsn, bas gaftor abnis's sasrosntarfer ioIte suts
go'r"urg bet ibm he-ncrhrodbte.
FSAnS elm tpertbcpnts Bud fhr MeroenleibenAe
2GERE p,ro SeoeHt Der es %perlanet. Sugeianbt
~ arine erbalten aud be Wle6t3in nmionf.
%teie Wtebi5iu fphrbe felt benz Sabre 1875 BON benz
ep1in, Yaitor &but9.. Sort @apne. Sno.. S~ubsrritee
anb lest uuter ieiner @nfueiiuns bon Der
KCENlG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO. liz
Set Mpetbefert 5u haben Sdr
$500 Die TtafAe, fIafdlen fur SIS. OOs
erobe S1.7b, 9 fur $500.
gein efrctbeu crwdbne man gcn. oieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26

~" ~ AthVUSt.
Vetreibe.
Oes.: f.o5A @l. o8%.
Mai.: 1.05H@1.06X.
aorr-
Ses.: 69H@59T.
Mai.: 8i%aelA.
oaier-
Ges. 39%o94OX.
Mai. :42H @42H.
Slar-No. l e. 10, s1.44; To. 1. @
W.. S1.37.
Tiebmartt.
Shmeiue-
Shwere, 81. 2D97. SIS.
Sbmere. rauhe. 17.25t07.45
9eihte. $130@s7,7 10
9em,idte. So. 20@700.
Bleb-
Rinopieb, 81. 509s.75.
Riibe uuo Rluoer. 5 2.00@5.50.
mafe- =
GinbeimiI1e 2dmmer 81. 25@7 20.
Weitlids 2ammer, SO. 60@465.
Ginbeimii6e S6aie. SO. 50e5.50
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16
rhe campaniIe of 81. Ma-k,s.

I'm Venice the campaaile of St
Marks has now reached such a height
as TO make an almost startling object
lesson on the terribly prosaic state of
hardness, tightness, smOothness, novel
ty aud rigid repair in which the ages
of antiquity possessed the buildings
we hold venerable" says a writer
ut is a perfect facsimile of the orig
inal belfry tower of which the fall
gave a shock to all hearts, and that
beautiful tower before it fell had a
surface, a sweetness. an imperceptible
disintegration, which was the bloom
of time. A random touch of green
lodged between its bricks, thanks to
the birds or the winds. Its successor
is an almost hideous disappointment
and looks like nothing but a part Of
some monstrOus factory"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16
The Hiqhest City.

CerrO de PascO is the highest town
In the world. The remarkable broad
gauge railway by which it is reached
passes over a higher altitude. about
that of Mont Blanc and there are
mixing camps and Indian villages at
greater elevations. 1t is also true that
there are higher railway stations. for
on the AreQuipa-Pun line the station
of Crucero Alto attains the stupendous
elevation of 1860 feet. but at 1920
feet above the sea level there is no
other real town of 5000 inhabitants.
with a railway station. telegraphs, tel
ephOnes. churches, shops. clubs. hospi-
tails and vice cOnsuls. 1t is a wonder
full example of American enterprise
W. A. Hirst i'm London Spectator.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16

Sing Sing prison is to be moved
across the Hudson river fifteen or
twenty miles northward. just eight
miles south of West Point, where a
large tract Of land has been purchased.
and a gang of several hundred con
victs has been working for two years
grading the ground and quarryin:
stone to build the walls to shut them
selves in. The present prison was also
built by convicts in 1926 with mate
rial found on the grounds; but al
though it has been enlarged every few
years and is now one of the largest
penitentiaries in the world. it Is not
large enough, Exchange.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16
THE UBIQUITOUS CENT.
No Other Denomination Has Under
gone So Many CHANCES.

No Other Denomination Has Under
gone So Many Changes
The universal money Of the people
in this country is toe cent The child
does his earliest business thinking in
terms OF cents. The hobo holds up the
passerby with the request for a few
cents to relieve the pangs Of hunger
1t is the unit Of coinage On the other
side of the continent the contempt for
It Is rapidly being overcome. and the
mints have to take a constantly in
creasing demand for it into their
reckonlngs. The appearance Of the
new Lincoln cent is one Of the most in
teresting additions TO this coinage thar
have been produced For practically
the first time it substitutes the real for
the ideal.Ior rather. the fanciful.
Perhaps no other monetary denomi-
nation has undergone so many changes
of design Since the republic was born
there have been almost annual changes
in the character of the cent Most Of
these have been trivial though some
have been radical The cent of 1892
bore a bust Of Liberty with flowing
hair and the legend Liberty. Parent
of Science and Industry" The next
year what was known as the ''chain
cent was produced. showing on the
reverse a chain with fifteen links.
There were many imperfect dies in
those days, but the imperfections have
not infrequently made them more pre-
cious to coin collectors. A genuine
1893 cent has been among the pieces
most priced by the numismatist, since
they early became very scarce. This
was said to be due to the enterprise Of
a Salem firm that secured several hun
dred thousand Of them and sent them
TO the coast Of Africa. where. punched
with holes, they were hung as orna-
ments on the necks Of the natives
Boston Transcript
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16
The Minds Poner.

"Zola," said psychologist. 'once
wrote in lady's album that his favor
lite amusement was writing and his
favorite wish sudden death lola
died suddenly.
And it is a strange thing said the
psychologist, that those who prefer a
sudden death usually have their pref
erence gratihed. 1t is one of those
things which go to show the minds
mysterious power. Who knows but it
is this very desire for death, quick,
painless. undreaded which actually
causes that happy kind of death? The
mind, you know. has a power that we
have only just begun to understand"
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16
LOVES DOUBLING.
A Phase Of Life Through Which Mary
Married Women Pass.

- TndSe OF I've rou9n Wnfcn marS
Married Women Pass.
The only incidents that marred our
happiness were sudden and inexplIca-
bic Hare ups" Occasionally. 10 our
amazement. a trihe would make US
glare at each other like animals and
speak bitterly. Five minutes later we
would express our regret and shame
Soon | perceived that these quarrels
were due to nerves and 10 the trials
Of adjustment. One evening we had
an argument that was particularly
violent and distressing Ii ended by
Franks going to bed. ! remained in
the seat where had been reading, and
for a long time ] pretended to myself
that was going on reading. Present
" tears fell on my book Then said
How silly all this is. ! am making
myself suffer, and am making Frank
suffer too. will go and tell him that
am sorry" SO stole into the bed
room. He was sleeping peacefully.
That little experience. not without
humOr as look back on it, made me
FIRST realize how differently Frank and
I could be affected by the same cause.
1t marked the beginning of my uneasi-
ness. Soon | stopped reading aloud to
Frank; why, can't remember Little
things disturbed me- At first the
thought of them used to be swept
away by my delight on seeing Frank
ia the evening. Then. too, there would
come the feeling that those things
were accidents and would not occur
again. In the second year of our mar
riage just after dinner, Frank would
read the newspaper till he began to
dOze. Then he would rouse himself
and try to be agreeable. The effort
troubled me There was also the quiet
and efficient deciding of little details
without reference to my wishes. And
here | felt there was danger. Once 1
said to myself, Suppose should tire
him" and grew cold. Then thought
of the moment when / should discover
that was firing him. Here my sense
of humOr came to my rescue. and
felt better. imagine that many
women pass through this phase
American Magazine.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16
Kniohthood and the staas.

1t only remains for King Edward to
knight George Bernard Shaw to cover
every branch of the dramatic field in
England. Gilbert was the first play
wright TO be permitted to wear knee
breeches in the kings presence, and
Gilbert's business was comic opera
His partner. Sullivan, died a knight
Irving was knighted for his tragedy
Wyndham for his comedy. Becrbohn
Tree now becomes a knight by reason
of his exceptional skill in dressing q
stage and in casting a play, and last,
but not least. Pinero wears a title in
recognition Of his rank as the first of
contemporary English dramatists.-Ar-
gonaut.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16
TIME TO LAUGH.
Some Vaudeville Jokelets Which Age
Cannot Mither.


Vaudeville is known as the laugh
trust" but not for the reason one
might think. 1t gets the phrase be-
cause there are a certain definite num-
Der of devices in its category of acts
that control the laughs of it's audi
ences. The same old things are al
ways good for a laugh in vaudeville.
According to the Bohemian Magazine,
q new device, new bit Of business"
new joke. are all regarded as dan
gerous by the performers. The fol-
lowing table details some of the times
at which a vaudeville audience regu-
larly laughs:
When a comedian walks with a
mincing step and speaks in a falsetto
voice
When a German comedian opens his
coat and discloses a green waistcoat.
When a comedy acrobat falls down
repeatedly.
When performer asks the orchestra
leader il be is a married man.
When black face comedian says
something about chicken.
When performer starts TO rise from
q chair and the drummer pulls a res
ined piece of cord so that the perform
err thinks his clothes have ripped
When the drummer suddenly beats
the drum during a comedians song
and the latter stops and looks in his
direction.
When a tramp comedian turns
around and discloses a purple patch
or several pearl buttons or a target
sewed on the seat of his trousers.
When the funny member Of the
troupe of instrumentalists interrupts
the progress of melody by sounding
a discordant note on his trombone.
When a clown of a team of acrobats
poises himself to do Il presumably diff
icult feat and suddenly changes his
mind and walks away without doing
it.-New York Sun.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16
FREAK PEACHES
Two Varieties Produced BY
a Seeding Tree.

Alex Shaw. of near Laytonsville,
has a curiosity in the way of peach
tree that grew from seed and yet
bears two distinct varieties of peach
es. One is what is known as an In
dian peach and the other is a white
cling-stone variety. 7. M. Harmed
risks his veracity upon the positive
statement that the facts are as above
stated.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16
OvsrIooked.

Here's a new disease that affllctS
people that sit too much in automo-
biles"
Yes And | remember there was a
special ailment for the users of bicycle
saddles"
"Of course the medical fellows are m
work on n serious stunt for the chan.
who perch on aeroplanes.
mo doubt of it, But it seems funpy
that they have all along neglected to
put something painful on the rural
hired man who continues to sit on thr
fence. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-16
Foolina the Fish.

1t has been found by the owner Of
a fishing boat az St Abs, Berwick
shire. that a net dyed as nearly as
possible the hue OF the sea, instead Of
the traditional brown, results IN a
much better catch The discovery
was put to the test the other night
when OF a fleet of sixty-dve fishing
craft the boat with its nets dyed blue
made by far the largest catch The
dye used IS bluestone. -London Mail.