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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

; Gin fatbpliihcr Iiihof Ses Nprh=
,ueftens braudt Gelb iiir 3irdens
Swede mnb m6dte ipldjes ant Darms
lanbereien 81 6 Yrpsent bergen. lin,
nabere 9lnsfnnft mcnbc niait iih an
x, care Of Catholic 1rinftns g.,
Snbnaiie, Su,ua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
9iptis.

gm Spnntag. Den 10. Se6ruar,
@benps s llbr, finbet Die @eneral>
@eriommluns bes 9eutiG : Gmerifa>
niiGen @8iirserbuuocs in Der Ger
mania Sale itatt ilnb iiub allc Yitz
glicocrA eriuht. bieier 8eriamtmluua
.bei5ulppbncu. Schr ipid}tige @ei6dfte.
,O...> s. 5. @. Saunbers,
.. Yrdlipent.
6. &. & 3, SetretGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
mnrkthertn1te.
Il Cir ben Grnfberfani.
Ou buqIe. ben 10. Sebruor.
Uetretbe, Sen, Nehl, etc.

Oetretbe. Sen, 1ebl. etc
Safer: 3f-3Se per gui9eL
8orn: 4s-53e per gnibel.
Wet;en: S5-H5c per Suibel.
@trfe. 60-75c per guibcl.
Roggen: 6D-8se per Sni6el.
Sti: 16.50-s17. 90 per Spuue.
yaebl. pattnt, sS. s0-s.2O; Hraisbt,
So. 00--5.4 40.
Sisie ss4a0.
Butter. Gtcr nnb 3die.
eitr. 2o1s5r per 0usenp.
Sitttr: Ddirp, 23e; Creamery, &c per
Ytnnb.
86ie: 3batns6 aie, 15e; Bird, lie; Sim.
Ice; S,uiss, 1Sc per Sfuub.
Groceries. etc.
aepiel s.. 00Gs6. 90 per Barrel.
8artoiieln : 65@75c per Suibel.
Spisbelu, S1.25 per gnibsi
HieS.
Stiere: 90. 7~5-S5.50
Hiubsr: SO. 50--S4.50
8iihe So. O0--4.00
S1peine (aui oem SUB: s7.O0-7.25
per bnnbert Bfunb
8alber: 81. 50-7.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Srrtbum III ciner 9ebensperiiherungS.
YOlice.

Gls Die Satin bes frii6ereu 8iirs
gerneiiters Hoie bon Wiltpaufce.
Bis.. Srnu Iargarctba 6. 8oie.
peritarb. binterlieB lie alld cine
2ebensperiidsrunes : Eolice in benz
Srben Der Gables Of tie Ntoccabees.
Die Summc bon $4,000 iollte ibren
gnielinnen, Nargaretba q. uno Sars
riet Rarp 8lafelp. 5uiallen. bod
fonnte Der 8ormunb Der @%erannten.
Srnu Yboebe Hutb 8latein. ben Ses
tra9 nidt erbeben, ipeil es lid bcrs
mlsgeitelt bate. DAB in Der Nnsabe
Des Ilters Ser @eriiderten elm Sebler
gen1aht norben pur. Gnltatt in
1854 mlrbe iie i'm Sabre 1853 &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
yh6tiae Maeaten berlangt.

3atholiihe HRdpner in Soma. nm SptalStpeiee
bes &atboliidaen SbTiierproeus in Srtid1utteu 81
orsauiiiren 100 nod feline icIden beiteheE. 5rei'
sebise 9ommii Il oas 8eblhren. Man ffreibe an
c. e. BYRNES,
State Secretary,
N AZ, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
geim edirrtben ertpdbne man gen. bteiet 9iat..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

bprer, iobab BIC @cicnIdaft nidJt Den
pollcn SctrnG ioubern $1,764.1O
sabIer ipolte. Hihter SbertSan Dief
cine iuidje I%b,uiflnns gut, nndlbem
bic l1m%itinbe 5utnsc getrcten unrert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
,arfanias i'm 2idte Der @abrbcit."

Gin BldIein iber bic MISREPRESENTATION
YortbstIe uno irbuitriellen @ele9enbeiten tn Grs
tanins, beruu8gegebeu bonn QinipanberungS.
Gpmite beS StaatsoerbanoeS Der oeutidben rbr1.'
an Der Sr6fibeuteu oes GiufuanoerunsS : eontiteS
pom 0rtanias. Rev. Lawrence Hoyt Q. s. b.,
Clarksville, Ark. W.
Setm ehretben eripdtne man cen. bteies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
2n h~ertanf,n.

90 Qder, 4I-2 gPeiIen bon ct. Glcub, 1-2 ReiIe
BON Sarteu. cine tleine Stabt NIT Sdsemihle
uno SapiermibIe, 9 Meiler BON Saut 8apios,
Mirr. 80 Nder uuter EHug. gSeioeielb unb
etipas oplJIanb. Gin 8 3immsr pans nit autem
seller. Brenat an lauieroes @afer. Sheune
20 bel 80 Gus, Mnidiuenidbuppen, Grudthaus.
6iihuerbons unb anbere Hebeugebdube. Dies
III cine aute Sage nit gutem Booen. Der IreiS
1T $500. GOT. Ztmoer ". e.. el8enep,
ct. GIoub. Mltnn.
Ssim eejreibsn erspdhnc man aeh. bieieS glntt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

gs iiberleben Die perfloHene
ISOLDE b~eeroiate ~15iabrige Slorence
Sade ibre Wutter uuo flint S6fpee
tern: Marp. Innd. Silba, Srau
Srant Brandt uub Srau Sreo. 8oes@
ner, unb 5ipet Srilber 9eorg uno
Nihplas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
NlliaIia= mn @ei,enlano.

% tuirp fih Sbnen Iohren. Osborne Gountp
i'm sulpmpns5buIe fam nibt lbertrufeu uers
ben fir aDrn, alfaIia lro BeiBen. Cute tatbp.
IiNte Seelfprge. Sdhreibet fir Site gutter San.
bereien. 9tad,3ufrageu bel Satber feaban
ooer 2aptpn Sroe., Osborne, aanias.
Deim edrelben erpd1nr man seE. bieies SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Yn b~erfanfen.

Str, 5ubnaue, Spipa. Gin balber Nder 9ano.
Gin ib6ner 9lds iir einen 1arten ober Sii9ner'
AUDIT. 9mei Biods BON Stra6eubahn.. Stau.
IRAN ipretbe Dor ooer idlreibe an 60. 3ibep,
1915 5rsmpnt Noe.. Subnaue, 5ofpa altes
9elepbpu No. 2l67..
Deiut 9freibeu crmdbne man aen. bteSeS yIdtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

G6icaao. osu 10. Sebruar.
Oetreibe.
Weuen-
Mai.: 92k @93H.
Suli.: 81A @9l7s.
Sspt. sO!l9@90t.
Roru- 81. D.
Mai. 4sH94SH.
Suli. 49E @+8H
Saier- ....a
Mai. 3114 @3i3.
Suli. 3lH@3lB.
gietmarft.
Shmeius-
S4wer., S7,00@7.50.
Shmere, rduhe. -. 06da7.15.
gsihte. 81. 35a$7.65.
,@emllbte, S7.l5@7.55.
8ieb-
Riuopieb, 81. S5@7.20. e.
8ibe NIB Rtun.r. 50. 7596.50.
SGaie- -.
Gruheimiide 9Gnmer 8 4.5566.4 As.
sSetli1e gdmmer. $4.S006.3 J.
ginb.imii6s S6aie. s2.40@4,3D.
BrOpifiDneu.
ShweineHeiih-
Mai: sl7.87@1Ts2.
Suli. $l7.O09$l7.30
g1mal;-
Mai: S9.4599.5 so.
Suli. S9.8799.47.
Rippen-
Mai: 80. 42@9.50.
Suli. 80. 25@9.35.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

Gum abiiibrer ~ N.N 9hpr
NIB Slutrsini9en ~~S~vSS
rs Cts. Bel aGsn p6nolstt. 25 9ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Sphsranis : p%crbciertc Sarmen I'M
uprDmcitlid,eu Wtiifouri

su u~ertauien-8orn., 8lee- rnb 8lnugrass9nro.
Sc5reibet ilr &opentnrte oes Stnates II. n6here
Gin Bier tatholtibe airdhen in otsien,
County,. ssaSei J. weef, ei9entblmer,
Gbtatcotbe, mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
9as ionniae Gan Suis>J bal.

Ivy IuWNiBr SUH SHlr~ %gut.
gSir baben Die Carmen, bic Carmen ha5eu ben
9oben. Der Boben hat bic @aherredate uno ale
linb in ether Sea eno gelegen. bic oas aIifna bat.
QSenn Sic lest oaS eBelb haben ober anoereS
Gigentbum gum tauihen. oanu tonnen mir @e'
itbdfte thun.
5hreibe fir eeuaue susturit an bic 0bas.
1onIin NeaItD So. cooper. Colo.
Setm e&retben erpdbne man sen. bieies Bfatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Neutrality-suspicious..
pcreiniete Staten.
Igcnt fir Chicago.

Scrr 0tidael 8arnimpnt, 1876
8cuington Ctr, Chicago, 81. lit
a9ent fir Die .@n5ettc" fir Chicago
unb llm9egenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

gas sine ea,peaer bee spftbarem glates fast:
Weingarter. Mto., Sebrlur 1909. L
Sd eebrathte Battur Goute'S HerpeHltdrs
fer bel einent NIT Sdaiu6t bebafteten &inbe
uno feitoem bat oas 9inb feinen Infau nebr
8aftor a5nie's Merpenitarfer puroe bon
cincr Sdbipeiter uno elmer s9aife eesen 9erpo'
Iitdt NIT eutent @riolg eebrautt. Sdpeitern
Der 8nabe. Belmont, u. Cor.
Senebietine Content, IT'S 20. 1s. 9laee
Mcbrerc Sabre lift t6 an n~erbbien aDpfs
f6uer8er unb S9lafIofieit. SebesudI, tpenrt
probere Grbeiten bon mir o%errtdDtet iplrbeR,
nabmeH bic Stmer6en an Gtdrfe nne 9auer
gu. Settbert lb aber Baitor Apnie's 9teroel.
ftdrfer gebrat6e, fiible id MID fpobIer, uIo
babe bic fefte lleber6engune, bab i6 ourd
oteS WiitteI In furSer 3ett bolItdnotge Sei'
lung finoe. Shipelter Or. 2uomtIIa.
~M>i Elm pertbppnes Bud far ysrpenIabsabe
2eLK1 pirb Seoeut Der eS oerlan9t, bneeionbt.
arme erboIten nuh BITE We6i5in nniipnft.
Sieie @ebtstn ipurbs ieit BEN Sabre 1875 BON BEN
6oHn. .gaftor .abnia. Sort mapue. sSRo., s~uberettet
nno lest inter ieiner antuetfuu9 bon Der
kOENI0 MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, ILL.
Bet sIpotbefsrm 50 baben far
$500 BITE 0tafde, 6IaSdtet tGr 81. 90;
8roBe SITS, 9 far $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
gu %berfanten.

gerbeierte 160 glder Sarm. elite NleMe BON
Gappur. antbpIiidls Nathbaridait. erpse 8ird3e
beNerte VierteIisttiou 1T gtanlep Gunntn, s25 per
@der. Gbenial8 Stabteisentbum. Sur rahere
2ustunit idreibe man all .
FRANK DOLLENBACHER,
Cavour, Beadle Co., s. Oak.
Seim edretten erspatne man sen. bteies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
8iQiaes, aber gutes Sano.

aatboIiten iuirb hermit bic erite SeIesenheit
9eboten:
$40 GGer. "a Y1eilen bon Stabt. gu $50 per Ider.
$50 M6er, IA Weile BON Staot. 81 $66 per Ider.
lG0 2lder, 4 Weilen BON Staot, gu $50 per Mder.
2io Qder, "a @leileu BON Staot, 5t $50 per gder.
200 @der, 5 Meilen bon Staot. au $40 per WIDER.
100 Slder, 4 Meiieu BON Stnot. Su s35 per Mder.
100 &der. az MeiL. BON 9almer, Reb., SIS y. WIDER.
800 G6er IN Gberrp Co., 9eb, 5u SIS per adsr.
gleuu oieier i5armen limb gut perbefert. lie
@eeeuo III fan sans tatboliitb. Seibtrenoer
9riefer, 9farritule, teine Miiiionsn. SIR ma
here austurtt idreibet on ~nnierst Yfnrrer. Reo.
9ug. Setntes. ODER an MIDI. s.. y. Subrnsann.
9eim edretben erpdbne n,aa GET. bteits Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
@anideu Sic quite Jarmen
biais ~ faufrn!

An Der RGhe BON guteu Sd1Heu nrb aird1en.
in bidt befieoelten fathoIiid1en @egenoen. In Der
unb Mconet. Minn @ir haben o~ieielbsn sum-
lSreife ppu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
$50 btS S0Oper Mder.

sair BADEN ebenfaGs ~i5armlanb in Minneiota.
Rprb. uub SIosSatpta, 3eSas unb Montana
5um Yretie bon $3.50 bis $40 pet Nder. Gir Gin.
n m ~, hia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
RESULTS MUST COUNT.

Blancne Bates IN a discussion ot
the much oontpoverted question OF
child labor on ~the stage pertinently
observes in The suryey that results
must count. IT especial training in
youth is necessary for stage profici-
ency" she says, as In the case oi ac-
r0bats or trick dancing or contortion
or the purely mechanical and physi-
cal development of lingering for pi-
ano or yiolin--if this early training
is imperative-why is an oyerwhelm-
tng percentage OF the so-calied stars
men and women whose yonth was
spent normally in education, develop.
ment. mental and physical, and
growth? Admitted that our two most
prominent actresses were stage chill
dren-we have Mr. Warfield, Mr..
Mansfield. Mr. SotheFn Mr.. Mason,
Mr.. Drew, all grown boys before
they saw a stage professionally.
And we all know the masculine being
is much less facile and adatable
than the feminine.
And always, we get down to the
work of IT, Certainly il it is a
choice between child's going on
the stage or into q factory by all
means say the .theater Ii child
must earn the family bread or staive
then let it take its chance Of pro-
per nutrition for body and mind and
proper growth and right Development
in the theatre.
But those cares are SO few The
MANAGE needs the sympathy" OF a
child's voice or presence on the stage
parent sees an easy way to get a
extra twenty or thirty dollars for
few weeks in few seasons. The
child's growth Is stunted, he is no
further III a life's work nine times
out Of ten, ard be would not have
been compelled to sell papers on the
street. That elamo Of easy money"
is too often throy on stage life
and Oh what hard money it Is! Earn
ia Nv the absolute concentration OF
every Hbre Of being on the goal OF
success, the wiping out Of home life
social life, exhiiarated only by the
hard work, study, reading dreams
that make Tor proficiency in this diff
fiQuit art
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
800 49, -.

Within few hours of each other
TWO interesting Americans passed over
the Great Divide this week john w
Gates aud William y Frye We're in
their temperament aud characteristics
as wide asunder as The poles, VET
each made a distinctive mark on nus
day and generation aRd eaeh leit be-
hind a host OF admiring friends The
death OF Mr. Gates removes one OF
the most picturesque characters oi
modern America and one ai the most
noted OF the s0-ealled captains OF I'M
dustr. The Baltimore sun says of
Gates that he was an intensely human
man, abounding in good fellowship
enjoying to the full the wine Of life.
warm hearted, open handed, a Napcl.
con Of strategy in the amassing of
wealth, a prince royal in spending his
money His success was due. in ad
dition to natural genius for money
getting. to his unfaiHng optimism his
utbounded belief In the ability Of the
country To grow up to anything any,
body could imagine Tor ID tle bet on
the resources OF the country and the
enterprise Of the people, and the com.
bination won for him nearly every
time But with him business was "a
great game. and the fun OF winning
was the main thing, not what he won
The IN ne did was done because Of hiF
reckless love oI the game rather than
from a mere desire 10 amass millions
by trampling upon the rights Of others
The tender. human side Of him is
we'll told in paragraph from the
news OF the day A reporter who hao
just finished interviewing him I'D his
office, said when MI Gates turned to
his work: iER
Planning to organize a new Steel
Trust?7
"Bettern that, better'n that Writ
ing letter to mother,
Senator Frye far more rigid and
austere In his psychological makeup,
while frequently IN error on public
matters. maintained a stainless per
sonal character and served his state
consistently and well for very mans
years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE
..Mhn lun h Solomon ~

President TAFT mas q rich fund OF
anecdotes at his command and is apl
in apHing them ia bis everyday con
yersation. The other day Secretary
Hiles directed his attention TO "a let
ter chat had been received at the
White House from am Ohio admirei
Of The President The Ohioan wan
stirred up ever the attacks THAT had
been made ON dhe President by the
Republican insurgents and ended with
the declaration tAat Ia his opinion
Mr. Tart was Che greaIest ruler since
the days OF Solomon.
The President turned TO Titles With
smile and said
iilles. did you ever hear the story
of the man who was under the imrres.
sion he WAS an orator and who
couldn't understand why his friends
didn't congratulate him alter a par
ticulary aborod effort? he waited
as long as he couid stand FL, and then
asked one of them how he liked his
speech
Best that has been delivered since
The DAYS ot Edmund Burke. said this
friend
"'Yes, replied the orator after a
few moments of serious thought, but
why lug in BurkeT
why lug In solomon 2' added the
President cAuckling and turning once
more io the papers ON his desk
Washington Post
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
ToGo BEFoRE 4 PAINTING.

Joplin Globe Even on the inscrut
able face Of Togo admiral Of Japan,
there was an expression Of deference
as he stood before a painting OF John
Paul Jones, the dispatches relate.
Doubtless the grim warrior OF the
east knows mora about Paul Jones
than do most ot ii who ought for
many reasons, TO De familiar with
the story.
For it is a story The story of
hero as valorous as Quentin Durward
equally picturesque with Athos, Ara
mis- and DlArtagnaR. II was launch
ed from little fishing hamlet on
the north shore OF the Firth OF Sol
way in Scotland sailed thence to the
Capes of the Chesapeake, getting a
glimpse Of the Guinea coast and the
slave trade. A brief hiatus as a
country gentleman on a Nirginian es.
tate, cracking a bottle of MADEIRA
with Colonel George Washington
mayhap. or treading a measure la the
dance to the twang Of Thomas JET
ferson's fiddle. Then came Lexing-
ton and Bunker Hill the Continental
Congress. This hand loosed the first
American flag from its pennant, there
was proof OF capacity aud mettle
Ia home waters. and then IN com
mand OF a fngate. carried dispatches
from the rebel government In Amer-
icasto DR.. FRANKLIN In Paris annou0ct
ing the surrender al Burgoyne.
Ia Paris there was that great duch-
esse. romantic, genefous. bestowng
on the young American the jewelled
watch of her grandfather must fam
GUS OF all the historic admirals OF
France. =
Son Of 3 Scotch gardener. the friend
OF Washington, Franklin and Jeffor-
son. founder OF our navy--and. III
ne were alive today. exclaimed Ma
poleOn. France would have AN adj
miral
Is it any wonder the admiral Of
japan saluled I'm furtve way the
greatest admiral OF them all-Johu
Paul Jones.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
ANOTHER DEVICE TQ
ENFORCE PROHIBITION
Governor Cruce Orders Officer
10 arrest Persons Found
Drinking in Joints

Drinking beer whislseg and other
condiments not in good stahaine "a
oklahoma Is dangerous ln more way
han the temperance retormeis ana
he ph4 si0logy books ten US about II
violation Of law snb1ccting the
lrinker 10 fine or Imprisonment
Governor Cruce has announced q
policy of putting q share ot the blame
Ion violation oi the prohihiJory laws
Oh the consumer instead ol entirety
1n tae dispenser III an order issue
20 enforcement officers tine governor
says
"rhe state enforcement olilcer ana
an deputies appointed under him VIII
be expected by me in the future to
nforee lhe law on the Gatnte hooks
1f this state which provides that any
one who les found drinking intoNicanis
tn public place shall be tined 40
amy sum not exceeding $l00 or lnr
prisoned for a term not exceeding
thirty days. or both such fine and
Imprisonment.
ANY appointee under the state en-
forcement law, failing 10 disca9ree
his full dut in this respect will have
his commission revoked.
The governor sas Che provision ior
furnishing patrons Of contraoana
places has been regarded lightly, ana
that De has a we'll grounded oeilei
chat the quickest way To break mp
bootlegging joints is 20 make patron
age scarce.
The romders VIII take due notice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
BURDENS LIFTED
From Guthrie Baoks--Selief Proved
by Lapse Of Time

by Lapse Of Time.
Backache IS q heavy burdens
Nervousness wears one our;
Rheumatic pain; urinary Ills;
All are kidney Burdens
Daily effects OF kidney weakness
N0 use 10 cure The symptoms,
Relef Is but temporary if the
cause remains.
Cure the kidneys and you care enc
cause.
RoHef comes quickly-comes %
STAY.
Doans Kidney Pills cure kidney
ills,
Prove it hy your neishhor's ease
Here's Guthrie testimony.
The story ct permanent cure.
AIRS j II Cotton. SoI W. Nansur
ave Ontario okla. saws. u have
mbfcir recommended Doan's Kid
uey pills on two previous occasions
n vieW of their good work in my
family Since giving my last state
ment have procured Doan's kld-
uey Pills ~ Cramers Drug Store
ani they have cured uy son of a
DISTRESSING kidney weakness.
For sale By an dealers Price 50
cents. FosferAlilburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take 10 other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18

ideal air craft Of the future WIN con
hlne the stability OF The improves
gas bag with the speed and dlrlgibi
lty of the aeroplane One thing Il,
certain. The fundamentals ot naNf
eating Tie ain have bcen mastered
The aeroplane has come 20 stay anJ
10 be Improved 40 one Who has
seen the exhibitions ALREADY held az
the Chicago aviation meet can doubt
this, Flying for useful purposes as
wen Az fot sport Is the next step in
the swift development
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
MODERNlZlNG UNiVE RSlTY
ENTRANCE TENTS

The decision of the University OF
Chicago to admit to university cours-
es high school students who have
pursued studies OF more practical
nature than the traditional academic
course has included win be welcomed
by these In sympathy with progress
in the United Staes, and colligate
and university cours es may well be
adapted to the needs OF men and
women who must live 10 the world
rather than in scholarly seclusiou
says the Chicago Record.
There will be need OF accomplish
ed scholars Ia every department OF
learning SO long as civilization en-
dures. but the many who so TO col
lege do not desire to become such
scholars They may draw inspira
tiou and, indeed, useful knowledge
from the ma ters oI ornamental as
well as directly useful studies, but
their first need Is to know the
world in which they are to earn theh
living Modern civilization IS com'
pleN growth. 1t * higHB specialized
yet it's specialists need TO know
much about it's general scientific and
political requirements. and they can
dispense with much of the Greek
and Latin deemed necessary when
learning was bound up ia the legacy
Of dead past
rhe insistence on thorough ground
ING in English IS d gratifying feature
OF the new requirements for entrance
Too little attention has been paid 70
the study Of this language in many
OF our higher institutions of learning
though attention should be paid 10
other modern languages also
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
a0BBING ORCHARDS, IS GHARGI

Henry Morris colored who was ac-
quilted here last, winter on a charge
OF stealing cotton, was arrested last
night on a charge of stealing peaches.
1t is claimed he has been system
atically robbing the orchards Of
Wayne Jenkins and selling the fruit
IN town. Morris was one Of the five
members OF the alleged Copeland
Williams gang, three members Of
which have been convicted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
Not Purely curiosity

Among The passengers in one Of the
cars of train running between
S9ringfield and Boston was a nervous
little old man who evinced keen in.
torest inca sinister looking person who
took seat beside him.
'How do you do." said the nervous
little ola man 90 the sinister looking
person. "Now. what might your name
be2 40 you I've in Boston or be-
vond s"
what business Is &c OF yours where
n i've OF who am2" growled the
other
strictly sneaking &c aint none of
my business. admitted the old gentle
man. mildly ~hut It's Jest ike thls.
I've got cousin in this part of The
state that I've never seen. and I've ai-
WAYS thought might come upon him
some time just hy asking folk their
name aui SO ~. -slarner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
. Q 9 O . Q Q G @ O @
PRESS COMMENT
, @ Q @ Q Q . @ Q 8 Q @ @ Q
What, Indeed2

tlulSd WOIlu.l
What would an Oklahoma Federal
appointment be like without the
name Of Hugh Scott appearing some
where in the mussup. If the time
should ever come in Oklahoma when
FUsh Scott Joe Norris, Cash Cade,
Judge Gillette and a few others, are
not available, then the Washington
government is going to be genuinely
embarrassed when ever it has Jobs
to distribute
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
CARRYING MAIL BY AERoPLANE

CARRYING MAIL BY AERoPLRNE
How rapidly the aeroplane is be.
coming practically useful Is shown by
the plan Of the English pOstoficc de-
partmeut TO install Immediately an
aerial post between London and
Windsor and the report that the
French postal officials intend TO en-
ploy the hydro aeroplane for deliver
ing mail from Incoming steamsh ps
Not more than two years ago men oi
affairs and scientists saw little pos
siblity Of the heavier-tha1-air ma
chimes becoming more tAan a means
OF sport.
There seems not much ID BE- gain
ed IN time In serding letters by aero
plane between London and Windsor.
Oh, the ernerimeat q ull doubtless
lead 70 the estabiishmert Of. other
lines II successful Tie dIst-nce is
only tweufy-One miles and it is eX-
rec ed that the trin win take a out
sf 30 hour rcss
trsn loC tr. EF Ulr AS e
CARDS the ira SER Of mal from
steamships. there seen greater pos-
sibnities, several hovfs ray BE-
gained.
Meanwhile. what has become 81
the dirigihle balloon It does not
seen 10 be making progress as fast
as the ser0pianes, But perhaps the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-18
iet On lie table tic member com

set on the table the member com
planned as To their size.
why, these are the smallest crabs
] ever saw, he said to the negro
waiter, "and they don't smell fresh
4Yas-sah, yas-sab, said the waiter,
only hali-apologetically Use sorry.
| is. but j done reckon II they'se not
fresh IT'S good dey is small "-Phila-
delphia Times