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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
SnSentbnm nnb eosc in Der Siirfei.

8cgen Die Sreimaurere; beS ga.
lonifcr 9entral.G omiteS madt iif
Jest Elm frditiger geimubcr Giidi6lng
gc!tcnb. Die Mobammeoaner woQcn
eberl 10 Denig etpas bon Der 2oge
miiien mie ole Gbriiten, urb es lit 3il
ernarten, oab es bier mieoer cine
fleine llmmal5ulr9 gebcu miro.
Die @eheinmiBtbuerei bes Central.
Gonites lit edit freimaureriid,. IS
gibt Oo 5pci alaiien bon .@iiicn.
ben. Die vNllespiiienben", Die ben
'groBerJ ilno Die MIR .@iiieuoen",
Die ben fleinen S6pur geleiitet bo.
ben. Gie eriteren iino Die iogenann.
ten SeoaiS, Die ieben 9eiebl beS So.
mites ousfiibreu miiiien. 0ieie BE.
feble be5ieben lid niht ielten mi ole
9eieitigung umbeauemer Yerionen.
Mtar lit in beit Wittcln nift mGble.
rid. Die Serridiuft Der iiioiihcn
Sreimailrer pertreibt Die iibrigen On.
b6nger unb Witglicoer bes SaIoni.
fer Gentral'G pmites; iabit Der Si.
uan5miniiter 9idauio Ben. Der MIR
ben fleinen Sd)lp,m geleiitet bat, &c.
niebt nidlt mebr oas Sertraueu Ser
yIaipiiienoen".
9oS Siioentbum, bns I'M Gomitc
Die Serrihait an iid aeriiien bat, &c.
lpinnt aiif icnit an 9ebe,itlrng iino
GiniluB. Sn Der I'M Gntitcben Be.
srifienen INSTRUMENTATION Yepe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
r@ie pirb man Niaiunar?"

Gin Seem gorfer glatt, yaroloo
italiano," bat an Die amerifaniiden
Wultimillionare Die &llnbfraee &c.
rtt)tet, Die man iider uno ibnea
Wilionar merbe. Die Serren baben
alf Die Sroge auf reoeiert uno Ell
nige Re5epte fir Den Grfolg sum
belten geaeben. Oils eriter antrpor.
tete Gborles Hoi,B, Der BETTER zines
Vermogens BON mebr oils 100 Milio-
men. o9as 9ermogen," meint err,
vbangt etn5ig uno allein BON Snoi-
pionilm ab. Sc GROCER bas arbeits-
ielo, oeito GROCER Die @rnte. arbeit,
gbrlihfeit, Spariamfeit uno Yiinft.
ltffett iin6 Die iiheren 8runSlaaen
oes &eihtbutns. Die 4reoitertbei.
lung uno Die 3uiammenarbeit nit
gartnern iinb Die geiGbrlihlten
Jeinoe 6es geihGftIifen 2ebens.
&a,lfe unO perfauie ibnea uno be.
gniiee bid nit einem fleinen Sc.
mimi: bas fiibrt Did, iifer sllm
9iel. "-Ger Milfiarodr Collins =.
Suntington erfIdrt: .Man ioll ME
anoern ieine eieenen 1roiefte erl1i.
tern ooer er5ablen. @or alien aber
Soflihfeit gegeit aae, nit benen man
IN Terbinoung itebt. Gin @ei6aft
porber~ eingeberb bon alien Seiten be.
trahten, bann aber oireft unb ener.
giid benz 3iele Suiteuern; bas iinb
bic Wittel bes @rfolees. Der Itein.
reiHe Sinan5mann &uiiel iast: lin
erfolg 5u baben, mib man ebrlih
iein, arbeitiam ulo Dor aQen 9inaen
Die aQeritrengite Spariamfeit 5linl
Erinaip MAIDEN" - Mlisfiibrliher
duBert lid, Der Banter 9. 8. @iIis,
Better eines 8ermogens bon 400
Wiaionen: naht Stunoen ihlaien,
IL St1noen arbeiten uno ben Heit
oes Cages our 3eritrei,ung bes Sci.
ties %perDenben; aae @ehiel uno
Shulben eineu Gag Dor Der SGQia-
felt beSablen. pon2 peroienten 9olarS
INNER einen beiieite legen: bas lit
Der mnbre Weg gum &eiftbum -
Giih Carnegie, Der Stablfonig, be.
lebrt aIe, Die MiQiondre merSen mol.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
2ebc, ,uie In ipiinfden tuirn,

psrn Oh ftir6t, selebt Al habeu. Cine alte
Wabrbett. bic enia ueu bieibt. neil bic 5boren
lir ausffer5er: neil eS aud heute nod 70 uieIe
WenSther gieot. bic. an 8lutoerpiituua ierbeub.
tbr Sebcr NIT ben, 9unide ous6aud}er, fe bat.
ten uel. Setter. ihr Stint sereinist. Sci 3eiter I,
alS I'D aopfihrsr1en tnio Mattieteit, SetSs
:loYien ll;S Gtssrlnpth. SdbpiIoei uao Ohm.
naathtsfade etnnerten, ia fpopL oa par IS Belt.
6ab Shi. ~ reiliaeu. Ngdl bnuu nod. ais bic
throniibe setispirua has SINt idon nit BEN
eiitisen gbtaltoiis en-. ole ridit lnear als BEN
N1rper %eHtferrt pIiroe;, gri:tbfih u~erSiitet hat.
idJ onfdl RlGcriDiudcJe, tpaHeriiitptise gus
fh%iueunngen: Gdnslide appetitloli gteit. .gelte
i,no grinlide 8sriirGurg bee Beidttsfarbe.
~ !, ~. anfln0is.en. dlrb oa ipar es nod ,3eir.
ft nit BEN eth jigeI Seilmittel flr ioldbe S1ne
t5etlidler glutpersittHns Ollie itten enc Seiunos
belt 5u oerid)nifeH: b. l. init ben lett 3dbrbun.
berten bepdhrten St. 8eriarb. arduterpiaen.
benen 7 auienbe unb Nbertauirnbe Elm seiunoes
9e1en natb idiiuerem Sied5tbuni an ueroanteu
baoen! Ttefe nur aus ben behen uno reiuitsn
YTan5enfdftsn subereiteten 4iueu Ino ilr IS
Gents In allen apottefeu 5u tabeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

gltng in Der Siirfei ipieIt es i1on
cine aniebnlife Stole uno miro
tpabriheinlid Die 9eitung garS an
itd reiben. Son beionberer @iftig.
felt lit bus Gritarfen oes Suoen.
tbulns in 8alGitina. Ser 3ionismus
moht bort Sortihritt lnb bon ben
aonitantinopler 3eitunsen bient linn
II. a, Der vSeiine Cure, Der iett in
liioilten geiiB iibereegansen lit. Die
leltenoen areiie ifeinen Dem 3ionis.
mus niht nnfreilnoIif geseniiber ~,
lteber, Inn 10 me6r oIs bic 3ipniiten
lid lebr lopal 81 geben miiien. 9ie
lpani'd)en Suben wollen jeoof BON
3tonismts nihts miiicn, ieine SrG.
ger iino ausiflieblid ole beuti6cn
Siioen, Die NiGfenaiier.
Sn Der Siirfei ion es 100000 ssll.
Den geben, oapon 100, Mihfeno.
Tier, Die iibrigen iinS S%paniolen, Die
nod auBerorbentIi1 ORTHODOXY funh.
Sn Sulonifa iuirb ielbit in ben Sau.
fern Der aufseflGrten reidbcn iponic.
liifen @robtoi,fleute nno Ssnouitriel-
len nod ie6e aaffeetaiie 5crbrofen,
aus Der Gin @oiim ~gctrunfen bat.
nno oieien areiicn eiltifammen oie
etntllBreideu CoulitemitgIieoer, Die
Oas tiirftlde &eif regieren moIen.
Niht iebr angenebm lit, baB bic
Iiffenaiim oils @ertreter beg
Senti6tbums i'm Orient lid aeb1r.
Den unb baburb NIT tbren Siinben
ben oeutifen Mamen beIaIten. Sic
iiberi6pemmen gegenpGrtig in 8on-
ltantinopel alle beutiben Shulen.
gin ben oeutiden Sdnlen in &ou-
ltanttnopel 5uiammen madden oie iii
otifen S6iiler 40 9ro5ent, in Seoi.
fule (einer goritaot NIT giienbabn.
lditle) %, in Salonifi 41, in Beirut
1912 nnb in Smprna Is Broaent
Der @eiammtidiiler3abl aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

earelli 5u folaenoer S1IubGuBerung:
Der Undergraduate, ber iid Der eige.
men Rehtihnffenbeit unS moroIiifen
llnbeiholtenbeit in Musiibung Der
geiitltfen 6,tnftionen ieines prieiter-
lifen @ernfes berpitBt lit, perlangt,
pdbrenb er nit Der gaa3en gitergie
ieiner Seele gegct Die linn bon Ser
Seii aus urbetannten @riinoen ent.
gegengeIhleuberten perlei,mberiihen
aiflagen proteitiert, unter gerliiunq
out slrt. 1874, geo III bes Strafge-
iesbufes fnrmell, bab Die ri6terlihe
@rfenntnib lid aud oarauf ausbeb.
men mDge, Die @abrbeit oSer gnt.
itellung Der ibm BON gerbeii 5uae.
idobenen Sbotia6en az erariinben.
Gr bebalt iid) oiiberoem Dor, geitiiet
alif Mrt. SO unb GA 6es Straiacics.
biid)es gegen a0e sic uprsitgeben,
melfe in &om ooer anbersno 6gsu
beitrusen, Die ScrIciimbuns Su lei.
mem Sf)nben al uerbrsiten." 9ns
Sel.aen iinO gelabet: Ser r0nliIne
9erihteritatter bes .Secolo" uno Der
Direction bes ~Ieiiasgerc," Inn ole
Grfl1rline absugebci,, bab 8erbeii
Die betrefienben perleumberiid,en
@nsfagen nirflif mahte unb per.
langt bat; bob iie ourd Die Yreiie
perbreitet niirben. Sehr anoere 3eii.
gen firb ailfgciiibrt, barunter War.
qnis Sapio Snpreo. eriter grGiibent
oes Wailanoer gppelbpfes, Die iiber
Die 8ewiiienhaftiafeit, aorreftbeit
uab Gehtifoffenbeit oes Sater Sri.
careli IN Musiibuna ieines prieiter.
lider 8erufes ausiagen peroen. Bier
&edtsunmolte bat gricarelli oils Ser
t~beioiger beitellt. Gs banbeltc iid)
alio BEL Der Infnnbisnng Der &lagc.
itellnng nidlt nm cine ais benz pati.
faniid)cn Erekbnreau amfacflusene
Gnte, mie oies gepiHc glGttcr lire
Seier slanben MAIDEN ipplten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

len: r7as @ebeimnib bes Heif).
tbums liegt reitlos geihloiien IN ben
f~olgenben fiinf @runbiGsen: Minft.
li6feit, I6neles SanoeIn, 4dltblii.
tiefeit, Spariamfeit unb in Dem I'm.
erifiitterliden SrinSip. it'd rienaIs
81 iiberbaiten. "--Gs lit erfreuIid,, az
iehes, boB amertfaniiher Wftliouer.
reidtbum eitsig unb a1ein aui &C.
id)aftlide unb 1toraliihe Suse,rben
geariitbet an iein ifeint. Rur ein
gan5 boswif(iger Sneifler nirb Do
nod an bos Mepbiito.ssort Senfen:
r9as bette, mas bn piIien fannit.
9arfii Su ben 9uben bod nidbt
faash-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Nit gebrodenem Salie am 2eben
gebliebeu.

Waltber 6. 9urpeu, Der es gum
eritaunen Der geiammlten mebi5ini-
ihen @elt fertie gebradt bat, sfpolf
Sabre nit 9ebrobenem Salle Sl lie.
ben, lit nunnlebr i'm Sitter bon A
Sabren aiif ieinem 9anbiise in lip.
per Wfontolair, q. S.. seitor6en. snl
Z. Iuguit 1899 eerietb Der atbIeti.
Idle irnge Mann beim Shmimmen
in Glen Gope nit Dem 8%opfiprung in
81 lel6tes @aiier rnb id,llig ouf ben
@rrnb arf, nobel sipei Salsmirbel
gebrofen pilrben. Bon Sreunoen
aus BEN @aiier gerettet, mlirbe err,
am gan5en 9orper gel6bmt, ms Ian
gorfer Hooiepelt Soipital aebradt,
mo Or. 3obert Mbbe cine iebr idfpie.
rige operation ponSoe, ourh Die
Sbeile' Der gebrohenen @irbel emf.
Ternt uno Der Druid auf bas Miiden.
mari gemiloert nuroe. 9enn auh
iein 4orper tets bon ben geinen ob.
purts gelGbmt blieb. beiierte iid bod
Der 3iiitano Duryea's 10 melt, oaB er
alifreht iisen fonnte, ~aIlerbingS nit
Silfe BON alerbano 9(pparaten. unb
unter fortoauernoer umiidtiaer
Gflege Sem Batter, Der reihe Star.
fefabrifant Cigar g. 0urpea, Der.
ma6te Inn cine Wiqion, menr er i'm
UNI 5mei Sabre iiberlesen miirte.
Sem fraftieer 0iGe gum 2eben
iiberfpanb Die forperlide ShpG6e-
er erbte oas @elb. per~tbeibiete ieines
@aters Seitament nit @liid geaen
Die angriffe ieiner Shpeitern unb-
permebrte baS linn iiberfommene
8ermogen biirh Die bon ieinem
&ranfenitiibIe aus aeleieten ae.
ihdftlihen Sransaftionen Inn mebr
ais bas 9oppelte. Dor eiuiser Seit
trat iogar oas @eriibt aui. DAP er
tros ieiner aabmut,g rouf Sreiers
5iiBen gebe", unb nai,ute cine ieiner
Eflegerinner,, Srli Gleoncra Iere.
CRIME, als feline 3ufiinftise. SRI.
Geregrine 1T nidt Die @attin oes
&riippels getuorben, ionoern ieine
trei,e Bflegerin eeblieben un6 bot
linn Die Nugen suaebriift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Gines Ginbredjers semeiuc gbat

mag eincn Sausbnlt niht 10 poQs
irdnbis in Ingit rerieben. ais bic
laugc aranfbcit elmer SHUTTER. Nbcr
Or. Sings Nciu Siic Yiaen limb elm
por5iigIides Scilmittel fir Srauen.
.Sieielben balieu mir in ipunbcrbarer
@ciie bci I~critophin9 unb eincn,
Srauenleipcn", ifricb Srau Wl. 6.
Dunlap o 2eabil. Gem. 8enr
sic frant iinb. 10 periudcn sic tiez
iclbc. 20 9ents in Z. w. 8uete's
gpotbefe. 65G 0taiu Strabe. 0uz
buaile. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
yraucr Observation-Disclosures.

SGillicotbe. Wto.-Ils err
iiingit ein %breuuenoes @cbGllSe nift
melt bon Der 9abnlinie lab, bradjte
CHARLES Miller, Der Sofomotipiiibrer
zines Ierionersises Der @abaib.
9abn, ieinen 3lg sum Salten. unb
elite nit so Eaiiagieren, Die iid nit
Gimern mnb aerten aus Den 9abn.
mGgen perieben botten, nod Dem
brennen6en Suuie uito loi4te Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Sie Welt mar itnsis,

dIs Die itnunenerre9enben gieeni6afz
ten bon gudlen's Iruifas Salbe sum
eriten 0tulc befannt semaht purben,
ober bier5ia Sabre Der furnpcrpollen
Seilun9en baben befpicien. baB Die
gebauptungen auf 8~abrbeit b~erubteu
uno bieislbe lit jest iiberaq als bic
Ieiie Salbe Der 8eIt fir granbpunz
ben, @ei6niirc. 8riibpunbeu. S6nitts
%fpunoen, Sueti6unger. 9eritauduns
gen, @eihipillite. gc3ema, geipruns
gene Sdnoe. Steberpunpen unb SGs
m%orrboiben betannt. Hur 25 Gents
IN Z. SO. 8uete'S ~9pptbete, $50
W1nin Ctr, DUBUQUE, Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
SmrdJsebrannte 9~ofomotipe.

Salem, Raii.-ein ilngepobn.
Iider gorfaQ nit elmer Srahtlufo.
motipe Der Bolton & Iaine Sobn
ereignete iib beilte friib 40. NuD
mo bGtte perb1nenibpole SoIqcn
baben fonnen. Ser Siihrer Der Go
fomotipc, s. s. 8iaiams, gewabrte,
baB bicie in 0eiabf lpar, init elnenl
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-30

islatnre and voted down By TIA; nosy
bat ali bills TO increase ofaesals' szla-
ries that came before that Hoase
tTo;ted through without . hitch and
al bills 20 take toll from the rsoor
working man and gre 10 the rich
vent RICH; along through wIth little
protest, save from the Republican
SIDE. which vas scarce, bat mighty
strong.
We've had mighty good umes ia
the Nation under Republican control.
We have gotten good prices for ev-
erything We raised and good wages
Tor the laoorer IN spite OF the rawlings
o; the Democratic party. bat A. soon
as they get their finger IN the Ma
tons pie. you zee what results. and
let US hope they will not get much
more Of that pie.
Mr.. Taft L. the man 10 nominate
and to elect next year. He has done
more OF trust-busting already than
any President We have ever had, and
has warned all the trusts that be is
not going 10 excuse them for violat-
Ing the law any more than he does
the poorest peasant; that he Is bound
by oath of ONCE TO uphold the Law
as far as In his power, and that he
means TO do so IL 1t costs him his
office, or even his life; and because
or his loyalty TO the Law AID the
people. he Is accused OF interfering
~ fa
these big fellows like J. P. Morgan
have combined together, with their
millions, to defeat his nomination and
election again. This, IL nothing else,
ought to convince any man that Taft
Is the right man In the right place,
and onght to be kept there at least
another term. So let US get together
and line up for our own interests
and prepare to give the bosses some
surprises at the next election which
they will not relish.
! l have made my letter rather long,
Mr.. Editor. but you know We farm
ers, as a rule, don't know how to boil
down In matters Of this sort.
/ hope Mr.. Butler and Mr.. More
head will gather new strength in the
coming campaign and will get 9TH
ers to help them to stump the State,
for a great wave of dissatisfaction
Is sweeping over the State by reason
OF the excessive taxes and other bad
things our Democratic Legislature
has forced on the people OF late, and
many Of the people mean to try to
throw off the burden at the next
election by voting the Republican
ticket. B. T. JAMES.
| Weeksville, N. G.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-30

Sleepers may be occupied at VII
son. Greenyille. and Washington at
$50 p. m. November 2sth.
Returning train No. 6 will leave
Norfolk at 900 p. N. and special
train at 1859 p m. November 10th.
Passengers using Pullman service
may occupy sleeping cars until TOO
a. m. December LIST. at Washington,
Greenville, and Wilson.
Tickets sold for trains Nos. IL and
2 and train No. leaving Raleigh.
November 2sth; tickets good 10 re-
turn on train No. leaving Norfolk
800 p. m, Decemb Der LIST.
Sleeping car space should be re-
served through local agents at once
to insure satisfactory accommoda-
tons.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-30
SOCIALIST GAIN FROM nK>fp.
CgaT~-

AIbemarls chroaiels. /

ss@@Isxas A5F0ate4se
'waaasngson. n. G. Nor. Ia
That It's 7ass of protxss wklcA o.
late has bsez sweeping over sAa
country - directed Wholly against tie
ssanepat Republicans aad their big
business hensaeiartes. f. indicated 81
the fact that the Socialists. ~ho late
~ have made surprising gains. failed
10 show the Isas, ssgn % progress IN
. single Democratic community a.
the late election"
The above 10 q common faisehood
OF the most braxen type. II Se~
York State. shere the Socialists
elected = mayor and an Assem- blyman
IN the city OF Schenectady aud made
heavy gains IN other communities.
the Democrats had control anti the
late election. In Ohio. where the So
cialists also made gains. one OF the
Democratic large Ikes-Harmon-
governor. And We will pass on TO
the State OF Mississippi and append
an extract from the Norfolk Virgin
ian-Pilot, which IL prints under the
head OF Socialism IN the South" TO
prove that the above does not con-
tain any truth whatever in It's refer
ences to the spread OF Socialism in
Democratic communities:
The recent election was prolific OF
| startling results, the most inexpIica-
bic of which was the close run given
the Democratic nominee for lieuten-
ant governor of Mississippi by So
cialist candidate for that ONCE, the
| two having the field TO themselves,
! In that State Republicans are q neg
! ligible quantity and the negroes are
practically disfranchised by the con
stitutional conditions prerequisite to
suffrage. There Is no large city In
| the State and the manufacturing In
! terest Is so small the labor elemen;
cuts nofi cure in the electorate. From
what class then has Socialism re-
cruited such a force, and what are
the inducing causes that have driven
into new political alignment such a
percentage of the population OF an
agricultural community? We are al
a loss for an explanation and have
seen none offered. We should have
thought the State to be the least like
ly In the Union to offer promises fol
such a propaganda"
That sounds like q Socialist in
crease, doesn't it. and II the State Of
Mississippi isn't Democratic com
munitv where ara we going to And
one? And IL the increased Socialist
vote in that State meant protest
against anything it was against Dem
ocrtic rule. The old SANDER bureau
which the Democrats maintain in
Washington through every campaign
has started up unusually early thi:
time.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-30

Tas szksssz~ ass ss=sss s~<<s2 -
sesss#s 49, 60. s~sAsss 49, 80 80
80 - Caasas - $50 sss a&s s~~@
- ass@~ asaes . rss4te4s eF tie 80
~ R4xANsass vssxxsass
Tea sr~- t@as -. cAssas. sa~<<~
-. ssszss~s - .ssesr s~ssTs 80
Cassa - Wsas asss<ssT Cssass - 80
IL a.* - psexmasss atst. 80
sasss<. 4smss - $3.50 - sAe fe<s-
ssas wA2xA = 800 - 80 - -. -.
80 - So CassR. ssAssva~. 80
ss.assas 81 .sssr - ss~ szasss 80
- sFssx Szs~<<sax 80 sass - 10
a. Asews@ Ssswsssss. a. tss a.
rzazg@s@s - go - sssAa@~~ -
saaas shs sata 80 ss@<@ss : .s,ss -
tie s@fwAAsw<.
NfIS~Aign Mai
Cen waa~ a~swwsa< C@aFs.
SUs. a.. ittt.
J. 9 L. HARRIS. Asso~Hxs.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-30

iccaaax Us .<wuwzs ows~ 80 s<A~s
1as. sss4s
Il sogao~ he~s. aay 9@Av. - sssm
- ts0a fcv xAarsgv. TAxss wasA~~
sta~e. Wat u & so~.~
TAe iasT @1sAs@a ~ 60 rwaas~a
H1s su@ =r n@w P.emaa kuw@.
s=esus1s-ad wssA azsszr s@&vss az
frat lat Ia wosa9 80 w~ar ~ gAs
aAllows'ea saayfsy hsil awxs .swA.
1sd ] tstrK ia xsry ES.z OF Yuz
70 Iaatsoa =. . 1os*~
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-30
Preferred an Earthquake.
(From Everybody's Magazine. }

(From Everybody's Magazine.)
A certain island in the West Indies
is liable to the periodical advent of
earthquakes. One year before the
season of these terrestrial disturb
ances Mr.. X, who lived in the danger
zone, sent his two sons to the home
of brother in England to secure
them from the impending havoc.
Evidently the qniet Of the staid
English household was disturbed by
the Eruption of the two West In
dams, for the returning mail steamer
carried a message to Mr. X, brief but
emphatic:
Take back your boys; send me
the earthquake.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-30

THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND
MECHANIC ARTS

Four-yeAr courses In Agriculture,
In Civil. Electrical. snd Aeehanioal
Engineering: IN Industrial cAsnis
try: In Cotton Manafacsarinx ass
Dyeing. Two-year courses In Ne
ehanic Arts and In Textile Art One
year course In Agriculture. Thes.
courses are both practical and sclss
tific. Examinations for admissicn ar,
held at all eounty-seats on July II
For catalogue address
THE REGISTRAR.
West Raleigh. n. G.
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HON: !. FOR BACKWARD
Chfidrwu
mm1
Adults.

Expert training and care By specially trained
teachers and exDerisncsd phy.icisn who has
devoted bis life 10 this ', RI. Home In ffu~nce.
90 acres OF beautiful Lawn and Woodland fer
pleasure grounds cottage system. ELEGANTLY
appointed build sngs electric lighted ana ssram
heated. Highly endorsed End recommended BY
prominent physicians. ministers and patronsA
Beautiful book allied on application
Dr.. Jsan r. Stewart. Bsx IS. F.rm<.,<. Nv.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-30
PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS.
NORTH CAROLINA-Wake County.
In the Superior Court-Before Mil.
lard Mial, Clerk.
j. S. HALEY, Administrator OF Sam
uel Chavis,

- 0' A4a1ACyB auAIuiStIdI OT Ol oaIQ-
uel Chavis,
VS..
John w. Chavis and others.
To John w. Chavis:
This publication is to notify you
that the above-named plaintiff has
brought special proceeding In Wake
Superior Court before Willard Mial,
Clerk, against you as one of the
heirs-at-law of Samuel Chavis. for
the sale Of the following lot of land,
lying and being in Houses Creek
Township, and more particularly
bounded and described as follows, to-
wit:
Adjoining the lands of Thomas P.
Warren and the heirs of James
Cooke and commencing at a forked
old-field pine between Turkey Creek
and Sycamore Greek, and running
south forty (40) poles just crossing
Turkey Creek to the line of Cook
thence east thirty-six and one-third
(36 1-3) poles to a pine, the line of
T. P. Warren; thence north fifty
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-30
A Cooked Account.

(From the Philadelphia Ledger.)
Provost Harrison, of the University
of Pennsylvania, said Of somewhat
overlooked report:
1T reminds me of the cash account
of a millionaire's wife. Her husband,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-30
THE NoRTH CAROLINA
State Normal and
Industrial College

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Special sleeping cars wiIl be placed
At Raleigh. Wilson. GrcenvtIle. and
Washington.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-11-30

To Norfolk. ~. Via Norfolk sozsh~wa
Railroad. Football canse. 4. 4 NJ
OF North Carolina vs. " p. 4. OF
Virginia, Thanksgiving Day. Thar
day. November 30. 1911.
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r To THROW OFF BURDEN.

uocratic Good Government" Has
ut Poor Public Schools. High
- and a Low Price for the
farmers Products
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Raleigh. Cor. Fayetteville ST. and Exchange Place.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-04-06
Millinery OPENING at JOhnSonVllle.

Mrs K B Woodberry-Dickson OF
Johnsonville announces her millinery
opening this season to take place
April 1918. Mrs Dickson has been
for some time up North" studying
the styles and selecting her line OF
hats and millinery.
Mrs Dickson has been conducting
a millinery store at Johnsonville for
several years and has succeeded in
building up a nice patronage. She
studies the inserests of her custo-
mers, sparing no pains to please the
most fastidious. She is now on her
way home to get ready for her
opening on April 1918, which
promises to be the best she has ever
had. Remember the date and the
place. 4-o-t1.