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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
AieienidRaSen SmreR 1netter.
t~pecbgel.

gerItn. II. Ipril. - l1ngebeuz
rem S6aben bat Die na6 elmer Yeriobe
iparmcn 8etters plobli6 pieber eius
setretene bittere adlte in pielcn Sbeis
len Scutihlanb's anseridtct. ipie Die
Ielpunscn bon iiberaa Der bartbun.
@leihermaBen un9iinitig lauten Die
Hahrihten aus Seiterrei1 unb llns
sarn, iopie aus Der Shpci8. Sic
begonnene Sbitbliitbe lit beruidtet.
Die @drten, fuel6e bereits belteat lpas
ren, iinb lcbr ihluer mitgenpmmen
morben. Sic YropinS Sad,Ien bat
beionbers gelitten, namentiidD iino Die
2anpipirtbe in Der @egenb bon Griurt
beimseiu6t porben.
anS ben pcrihieSeniten @egenocn
Observation-Disclosures miro itarfcr, ans
baltenoer ShneefaQ behdtet. Snl
3iibefer @ebiet unb in Iedlen6ura
limb 10 beoeutenpe Shneemaiien nies
oeraeennsen. baB Der 9ertebr auf
bas @mpfinolihite beeintr1dtigt
miro. Die Semperatur halt iid
iiberau inter Dem @efrierpunft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Cine GrHarmns.
Snm Artifel: @in5erfries int
SranfreiH. a

Gtipd bunbert Meilen oit(ih bon
Soris lit Die Seine ourcb cine Selienz
8drriere geidiist, iiber lpelde binalls
lih cine geologiih bemertensfpertbe
Gbene erltreft. Iuf Den I~bbdnaen
pieier gen SiiDen uno Often aeridteS
ten Selien@9 arriere tpadbien Die Sraus
ben, aus benen Der ~9bampagner ges
ma6t miro. @s Dirb bcbauptet, fpirfz
liher Gbampaener Tonne MIR aus
Srdubeu, Die auf benz eiaenartiaen
8ooen bieler 8egenO unb inter Den
6ortisen 8ebingungen aeipddien limb,
ber9eIteQt perben. Hatiirli1 fonnteu
oieie 8einberge niht ben san5en III
Der Welt ~getrunfenen Gbampnsner
liefern, unb nm bent 8ebiirfnib an aez
nii9en, bat man anoere @eine f,emiib
prdparirt, infer Der Gillette .gbams
puaner" auf ben Warft aebraGt.
I'm Die Yroou5enten ehten Gbdms
pasners se9en Nahabmuneen an
Ifiisen, bat Die franSoiii6e Heaierlina
I'M Sabre 1907 eine llnteriudbuns einz
geleitet, unb mad einem Sabre Der
Irbeit buben Die 8eferenten cine
Ra6re9el e%mpfoblen, pel6e gnbe
1908 @eieb ipnrbe. 9ieies @eIes
beitimmt cine offi5ieDe Gillette fir
cften %Gbampagner lnb forbert, baB
fein 8ein bieie Gillette iiibren BARI,
Der nidt IN einem beitimmten gesirt,
Der aud Die ~ertpdbnten MbbGnge nno
beionoers b~e5eifnete Iahbars Stride
nmiabt, seprebt, sereift un6 auf
Slaiden se5ogen lit.
9as @efes, neiGes Sas Giant
pasner@ @e6iet feitlcete, mar bon Inz
lang an uubeliebt, unb es liefen 5abls
retfc geihnerben elm. baB es .ni6t
itrens burheefiibrt nerbc. Sic TIM
5ufrieoenbeit fiibrte 8i YreteIt Gers,
iammluu9en Der 8in3er. tpeldbe be-
bauptetcn, es piirbe 8ein in ben
8esirf einsefiibrt, bort auf Slaiden
eefiiGt unb nit Ser Hegieriingss gtis
fette perieben. Iuf Die Verfammlins
gen folgten bann aratpaue. unb 10 bat
Der .gbampa9ner sarie9" ansefaueen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Siss ~feiteenassit.

&nibingtuu, >. g., II. slpril.
SrGiibent Snft becilte lih. sic
lette Scniations : Nddriht. baB ciu
9ritg nit Sapuu ndbc beuoritcbcno
eeipcien lpdre. 81 ocmentiren. Ser
Yrdiipent ermdhtigtc MIDI. iaatc ser
EQUATOR Burton. lin Observation-Disclosures
8ciie 81 pernciueu. baB aud uir eiil
Wort pabr lit on Ser @eihihtc aus
Der Stabt Werifo bon eincm acbeimcn
Sertras Siuiiheu Icrifo uub Sapau."
YSie fonncn Die 8cidihtc rubig
abgeihmadt %nennen". erfldrte Senas
tor gurte. Ser Srdiibent ipradl
nit mir nnb anoercn WitglieSern
bes GomiteS fir nlispdrtigc Inscs
.lesenbeiten nno ieste inns Die @riinbe
auseinanoer fir Die Scuouua Ger
Srunpen nnd Dem Silbeu. Gs ipar
@cfabr porbaneen elmer pcitaus9cs
breiteten Hepplution unb moglidcrS
peile elmer bdrniiS cntitebcnNcn
NnarGie IN Werito, meSbnlb Scr
Srdiioent ruide mN entidiebenc
0taBre9eln er9riii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Se(6dftsfh6rer: SorenI Sonner.

gnf5en politiIhen 0ebens mar er BON
epler Sntereiienloiigfeit ino reinitem
Spferiim beieelt. Wenn er iih cnt>
ihlieBt nit an Die Spise an treteu,
10 fam Dies nur Der Irbeiter> @es
Iammtbeit NM bcm &aitbc bon gtlsen
iein. Sn piciem Gone gebt CO ipeiter.
aber bas Sp5iuliitcn : glatt mill lid
bod fir ale Sdue iid)ern. ipenn es
iaet: Cine eigeutlihe Nutoriiatipn
(ein Sortefeuile 81 iibernebmen) ipirb
ipeber Die Sartei nod ibrc leitenben
Srgane 9eben fonnen. @em ndmlif
cine groBe politiife Heform, etpa Die
@infiibrlin9 oes algemeincn Stimmz
refts in erirer 9inie seplnnt piirbe.
uno penn bier5u Die Iitipirfrtng eines
So5inliiten on Der Hceieriin9 err
fpiinidt mare. unb perm Yartei uub
Yrplctariat Den boben @ertb bieies
Sie9es gum @elinaen bes Werfes ans
erfennen miiHen, 10 piirbe bod bie
Ybpiioanomie Der Yartei baburh cine
GSprtiebuna alf Der 3. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Der crite Sdbritt.

@dibington. 8. g.. IA.
april. Sas Observation-Disclosures
bat nn6 n6peiter Ibltimmuns" eins
thinning Die Sorlnse ansenommen.
welde ueriiist. oaB ale S%ampusnez
Seitrdsc Dor Der @abl perofieutlidt
lperoen miiilcn.
Nm t3. bS, na6m bas Heprdiens
iantcnbauS Die Huder'ihe H~ciohltion
an, Die Die @infiibrun9 Der bircftcn
&plfolpab! iiir Sunocsicnuioren burd
Gin Ameubement 5mr Seriaiiung pors
liebt. llntcritiibt BON eilcr scidloiies
nen ccmpfratiI6cn Wichrbcit, 9in9 Die
9ieiplution muerdnhert unb nit eii,er
@eidiuinbi9icit oiird, pcl6e Yroteite
leitcn0 Der 8cpublitaner 5lr 6olae
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
! e. &. Jeknien. +

GlepeIanb, o., 10. Nprif. -
Sbom g. Sobnion. 5ipei Mal Gouz
ercBsN b9corbneter bes u. Sbioer Be
5irfes. bier Mtal 8iirsermeiiter bon
Glepelano. @erfchtcr bes SreisGent@
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uuD Gin berz
pprrn9enoer Sefiiriporter Der Sinsle
SarzS beorie bes peritorbenen 8enrp
@eorgc. itarb bier nah lGngcrer
9ranfbcit I'M Ilter bon 5K Sabren.
Gin 2eberseihpiir pcruriahtc ben
Sob. 5err Subnion mar lett ldnger
OILS einem Sabr frnnf, bod mar iein
3uitanp nidt acknowledgements. Ibcr
10. WdrS trnt cine Seriflimmez
runa in ieinem Sciinben Elm. cine
@pdc ipdtcr lestc CT lid. nm nidt
nieper auf5uitebcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

Suffalo. ". 81. IS. Spril. =
Seute Mtorsen NM Z llbr bouGte Der
bochp. Or. Inton Seiter mad lnnsen,
uno id)iperem 2eipen ieiue miibe Sceie
aus IN Die 8dnbe ieineS Sd)Dpiers.
Wit ibn lit eincr Der befnnuteiten uuo
peroienltpoliteu oeuti6en MImer
bieies SnnoeS bnbin 9c9angen. Gr
mar AM 30. Nopember 1851 81 Niil5s
beim in Der Sfals Deborcu uub erparb
icine ttniiiide @ilpung IN Dem be-
riibmten @euehittiner saloitcr Wpms
nahum Mcttcn IN Der Sounu, Seine
tbcolusii6cn StuSien nollenbete CT III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
(Spe3inl : gorreiponben5 bon G. &.)
Hnfer Rnm-8rirf.

Spr6ereitansen 81 ben patriotiiden
5eiten. - Die italieniide Siinf5is-
Sa6r= Seier. - Die Sanptiahe bel
Der Gnfforoernns: rSerans init
ben 5abnen!" - @eseniiber ben
5enifern ber Iripatsemader Iins
nes Sebnten pranst bic beleibisenbe
2ieien : Snihrift: nHuma intan-
gibile". Sp5iaibempfrat NIB
Munard. - Giifsns 8ihulati's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

meftt gtdrne 1eBt ettt grpbeS mtlltdz
rides Eager lit, inbem Snfanterie
iinS &abalerie fat IN ieber Srtihaft
oes Gbampaener : 9iitriftes tpdbrenb
Der 3aft binolnfirten, fam es bod
tpieoer an Simulten uno Corn rno
Hafegeliiit iino Die berri6enoen &C.
fible in jenem 8e3irfe. Sn Ginap
erribteten Die &rapaler in aIler Gle
8urrifaben aus Sdiiern. aiiten uno
Sriimmern auer Irt, unb es eelan9
linen. Die nnriidenben Sruppen auis
5nbalten, ipdbrenb Elm unberer. Salife
Der Scmonitranten NIT Safeln pers
ieben in Die rieiisen gbampasners
9ieberla9en %brangen. Ser Nob
5erbra6 ale Slal6en gbampagner.
Die lie finben fourteen, ScrItorte Die
Beinpreiien nnb ftedte bann Die @es
bduoe an. Die Sranen scidneten
iid BET benz Serit5runssmcrfe beion.
hers ans, inSem iie Strupben repulu-
tipnirer 9ieber iansen nnb bic Maan=
ner anfeaerten. Ils bic Splbaten IN
@inaB anlanstcn, iuarfen iih bic
Weiber In ben Straken nieber nno
forberten bic &aualeriitcn ani, iiber
lie biniues sn r%eiten, menn tie eS
iuagten. ShlieBli6 sliidte es ben
Sruppen bod, ii6 gu 9erren Der Gage
5u MAIDEN unb Die Semonitrantert
auseinanber 5u treiben.
Hbeims, IS. gpril. - Gin
8ourier. Der bier bon @euteuil ans
langte. iaet, baB Srnppen in iibers
ipdltigenoer 3abl iene Staot beiesten.
obne 8ioeritanb Si finben. Gm
Gage porber paren grobe llnruben in
GenteniI norgefommen. gs tpirb ans
senommen, bab ie6s Wiaionen Slas
iden Gbampasner BEL Den lInruben
IN Iouiip, ni6t ipeit bon gperndp,
5eritDrt niIrben. Sic Iufregung in
Dem 9nilScn, bon Den llnrliben err
sriffenen 9iitrift bat S~ieberbiee err
reiht. Sic 8in6er baben aeSrobt.
bnB ite Die 3duier alice aaufleute Sers
|iforen iperber. bic ben Srlppen giabs
rungsmittel lieSern ~ipiiroen.
g~pernap, Separtemeut Warne,
Is. gpril. - Sic 3aft perlief rubig
i'm sun5en Separtement Iarne, bas
brei Gage lang Der Sdmlplas bon
Win5ers llnruben 9eipeien lit, ourd] Die
piel gisentbumsihaben anserihtet
ipiirbe. Sic geborbcn beginncn an
hoffen. baB Der Gufrubr porii6er lit.
Ytilitdriife Ieroplane ipielten BEL ben
geiue9ungen Der Srnppen in benz lns
rlibigen Siitrift cine grpBe Hple. oils
Der Iufrubr auf ieiner 50be ipar.
gpernap. 16. april. - 9fuf
einen. rubis b~erlauienen Gag iinb
ipGbrenO Der bergangenen Haht meme
Acknowledgement I'M Gbampasner : ST.
thrift sefolst. Cine miitbenSe Sfaar
Der 8in5er pliinberte in bcm Srtc
Srepail Die Sduier stpeier @einbGncs
Ter. serihlua Die ID6eleinrittung
nub gebrdudte Die Sriimmcr gum
Nuibdu bon Sarrifaoen IN ben Stras
bcn. Srippen. Die sur llnterbriiduna
Der ltnrubeu aisgeianbt purben. nllrs
Den nit eincm !Sasel Serbrphencr
Gbampnsner : Slaiden empfaugen.
siusen NIT se5c9encm Sdbcl gum
Mngriff Dor, uno pertrieben Die Nuis
rii6rer bon ben Sarrifubcn. Sn Ser
3ernar, unipeit Hbeims. babeu Shuas
rem Die @eingdrten iiberfnllen lno
8e6en auf 2dnbereicn I'M llmfang BOZ,
fiinf6ig Idern aus bcm Spben 9cs
rilIen,, Die lie Damn niitiammt benz
Sauie pes @dhters perbrannteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
2lms ccnt 1pcibcn Eause

periautet Ole @ruemume bon CIR
@puncrnem Curtis @uilS. ST.. unb
&. W. Hofbia gum gotidafter in ct.
Eetershure reip. Goritantinopel. Sr.
3. 8. @rai o 9ernitorff, beutider
fiir II. z. hat aiis &C.
iunbbeitsriidiihten ieine gntlanuug
cineereiht. Gbenip lit Der II. 9. Bot
i6after 81 Berlin Supib Same Sia
(bon Godeiter, q. 81 bon ieinem
Soften 5urildgctreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Ginc sleine Republic II.
Spanien.

@abrib. 10. Npril. Cine
gmbrDo : &epublif lit in ganiaas
De Nceitune in Der YropinS @aldpa
~proflamiert iuoroen. Sic SepGlfes
rung bat iih se9en Die t6nialihe
Ma6t nuigelebnt nnp Die auiernc
Der Gipilsarbeu ange9riifcn. Webs
rere Scrionen purSen IN Seur iolseus
Den 9ampfe p%eriuunnet. Ieritdrtms
gcn Der Srnppeu iino ob9ei6idt
lpprncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Gabaf ais Stimmlant.

SnSleton. Ta., 10. Ipril. -
Sier itarb Giaupolpb Youiis. Der icineu
100. 0eburtotas, sefciert bate. Or
itimmte iiir 10 T%rdiioenteu uno gins
anscblid ME obnc aautabnf int
@unoe ms @ett. peldeu CT aud
~re9elu,GBig peridludtc. Sic NerSte
ia9en. Der Subat lpdr Elm Stimulont
fir i'm uno bali iein Sebcn pcrz
lGuacru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
,tlittereben ideenft SHba,en
cine Slints.

Macon. Mo. - Srau CHARLES
@alfer be9liidtc ppriacn Samstus ibr
~12i6briaes Sobudcn 9ippger nit elmer
Slinte. unb beute @or9cu fpurbc Die
Nntter bon DEM @ubcn nit berielbeu
Slinte. penu nli6 ielbitrebeno aus
&eriebcn. crihuiieu. Ser Samiliens
batter pcilt our 3eit in Safota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
vOemtidblans H." eliieflie9 IN
DaHelSeri aneefsmncn.

SIiielSorf. 10. sipril.
Scr Senfbnllou .SeutI6lnnb H."
NIT Dem @rafeu Zeppelin unb mebz
reren Yahagicrcu lanste bon 9abens
bier an. Gin Militdrz Ieroplan
begleitctc Den 8allnn oui ben lcBtcn
80 Icilen ieincS Slllacs mub uus
~trciite Sas srobc Suftihiff peridics
pcic Wdle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Snbuqnc, SDwa, 9iensag, ben Is. Nprl 1911. No. 2O73
Nfo. 2O73.

|Snnsbrud unb am %. Illguit 1875
er int Som 81 Opener fir Die
lSto5eie Buffalo sum Srielter gelucibt.
Yer mar 81 Sabre lang Hcftor Der
sur S6nter5bnftcu Wilittcr unb
3cit idneibiger Gcpnftelr Der
anrora unb GbriirIihe @phc". =
[R. |. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

0err !. y. @ior8an pirb zen
beutiden Aoiier nidt mi aoriu be-
Iii bos elm 3cideu elmer
Spmnun9 5ipiidcu Scutihlnno uub
stmcyifu. obcr ScmciS ouiiil. eub Nic
Sinnn5s &crbGltrilic ncs altcn &aters
lanocs cute KilS?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
cling Lonhnm- paris.

TcfurSfabrt eines Ieulinss Der fran-
sDiiiden griatif. - Irier lest
250 Weilcn in 236 Wsinmten pbne
iStpiihenlatonns 5mriif. - &anal
int 5000 Smf 56be scfrenst. -
Sbne gegleitidiif.
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(5orticeuns auf Der 5. seite.)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-09-22
RESTORING LIFE IN JAPAN
English Scientist Tells How the Is.
landers Maui Those Who Are
Virtually Dead.

An English scientist, Prof. A.
Abrams, has recently been making a
special study of the restoration to life
practiced by the Japanese, and while
he does not fully explain why the
men come back to life after being to
all intents dead, he does tell how it
is done, and this in itself is interest.
ing.
In jiu-jitsu IL a man Is knocked out,
beaten senseless, killed or otherwise
mauled, and If man has been killed
by sunstroke or by drowning the re-
storer rolls the patient on his face
and extends his arms sidewise. Then
he strikes the patient on the seventh
cervical vertebra with his wrist Sc
verely and regularly until the patient
recovers consciousness.
Immediately he is placed in a sit
ting posture, his arms rotated and he
is aided in walking, for otherwise he
relapses into unconsciousness imme-
diately and in some cases dies at
once.
This system of pounding the sew.
enth vertebra has been found peculi-
arly beneficial in some acute. heart
diseases and the effects of the treat.
ment under Japanese manipulation
seem almost miraculous at times. AS
yet there seems to be no clear med
ical explanation of the effects OF
pounding the seventh vertebra, but
the genuineness Of the cures and re
suscitations frequently described by
travellers is now scientifically estab
ished by Professor Abrams investi
| gations.-Health Culture.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-09-22
HAD HIS REVENGE PLANNED
Editor Who Was Cut by Plain but
Successful Author Knew How
to Get Even.

The editor of newspaper having
been cut at Brighton by plain little
man. said to his wife, in explanation:
well, why shouldn't he cut me?
He has produced novel that actually
sells, and all great men are vain.
Look at Gibbon.
"Gibbon. you know, wrote in his
diary: I am the greatest historian
that ever lived. No one can equal me
in this direction
"Victor Hugo wrote to Bismarck:
The giant greets the giant; the foe
the foe; the friend the friend. / hate
thee furiously because thou hast hum.
bled France. I love thee because
am greater than thou art
"And Wordsworth said Of the Swan
of Avon: There is an immensity OF
trick in all he wrote. II had mind
/ could write exactly like Shakes.
peare.'
mo wonder, then, the weedy little
chap cut me-" the editor concluded
"But I'll get even with him. I'll snap
shot him in his bathing-suit and send
the picture to the illustrated papers
read by ladies and children. This will
cause his sales to fall off at least so
per cent."-London Tit-Bits.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-09-22
Lyceum Theatre
THE ROSARY.

Every woman thinks she knows
how to keep alive the love of her
husband. Wonder if the girls in this
city know that art? Sometimes it is
said they don't. At any rate they
will know after they witness a per-
formance of 1.-The Rosary" which is
coming to the Lyceum for a weeks
engagement, starting with Sunday
matinee.
In "The Rosary" there are thrc,
distinct low stories. The principal
love affair is that of Bruce and Vera
Wilton. The husband and wife love
each other with their whole hearts.
She is a devout woman, but he is a
born atheist. Being man of much
business interests, Mr.. Wilton neg
lects his home, and Vera resorts to
the green-eyed monster to bring her
husband back to her She begins a
Irritation with man named Kenward
Wright. Circumstances bring Wright
into the Wilton home, where he falls
in love with Vera's sister, Alice. One
night when he and Alice had ar
ranged for secret elopement, Vera,
entering the room as the couple are
leaving through an open window, is
discovered by her husband. The re-
suit is two broken hearts; therefore
jealousy is an evil, and not an advis-
able way of keeping a man interested.
The second story is between Kath-
leen OConnor and Charlie Harrow.
Kathleen is little Irish girl, who be-
lieves that the man she will marry
must know the Irish history thor
oughly. Charlie knows nothing OF
Irish history, SO Kathleen attempts to
teach him. To keep Charlie interest
ed, Kathleen uses the simplest of Ian
guage, dress and actions. Charlie is
attracted to her by her simpleness,
so it is shown that the simplest truth
attracts the man of the world and
keeps him interested.
In the love story between Lesura
| and Shelters, the audience finds that
contrariness to mans vanity makes
him only the more interested in the
pursuit of the one thing upon which
he prides himself greater than all
else. During the scenes Skeeters is
very proud of his ability to tell stor-
les, but it isn't until after an original
system is employed that Skeeters
succeeds in getting Lesura to laugh.
All of this love is in "The Rosary"
and with competent cast presenting
it, the play is worth attending.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-09-22
SAFETY IN LOCATING WELLS.

No well should be located where
polluting matter has access to it.
Such matter usually comes from cess
pools or privies, slops thrown on the
surface, backings from hen yards,
pigpens, and barnyards, from ma
nured fields, animals falling into the
water, and filth thrown in through
the open top or washed in through
plank coverings or leaky castings.
The matter entering through the top
can be kept out by cement, iron,
or other impervious curbings. The
entrance of material at the bottom OF
shallow wells can be prevented only
by locating them beyond the reach
of contamination. Where any of the
polluting agents are present care
should be taken to see that the wei
is located at least 100 feet ava,
and on distinctly higher ground, 81
that both the surface drainage ant
the underground drainage - which
generally moves In the same direc
tion-will be away from it. On fla
sands the wells should be at leas
$50 feet from any source of pollu
ton. The Importance of choosing |
location safe from polluting infiuen
ces is almost universally underesti
mated. Laying aside consideration
of comfort and health, a safe well |
nearly always. in the long run, tn
cheapest. Safety should invariabl
be made the first consideration in
stead of the last. (From Water Sup
ply Paper 223, U. S. Geological SUI
vey.)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-09-22
Columbia Theatre

The enormous crowds that have
attended the new Columbia theater.
on st. Clair street near Madison, To-
ledo, since it's opening have shown
Manager Bradley that the people of
Toledo and vicinity were hungry for
just the sort of entertainment he de-
clded to give them-clean, entertain
ing, instructive and uplifting. Man
ager Bradley is especially pleased
with the cordial reception given the
pipe organ recitals of Prof. Iodine,
which are feature of every per-
formance. The project of placing a
huge pipe organ in theater was an
experiment new to this section of the
country, and there were many pessi-
mists who declared that Mr.. Bradley
would be sorry for it. ''The people
don't want highbrow music; they
want rag time" said these advisers.
Mr.. Bradley, however, clung to the no.
ton that the taste of the people is
much higher than his friends be-
lieved and he cheerfully invested
$4,000 in an organ and engaged
high salaried organist to perform
upon it. How well he judged the
artistic sense of the public is shown
by the fact that at every performance
the greatest and most enthusiastic
applause is for the classical numbers
which Prof. Iodine gives with the
grace and expression of the true art
list. or course, the programs are
mixed" That Is, there is always
some popular music for those who
like it-but, as one critic said, "Prof.
Idoine's wonderful powers of inter-
probation would make a classic of
| yankee Doodle" So, maybe, 1t
would be better to say that all of the
organ music is classical. The organ
Is, of course, but one of the musical
features. A full orchestra is pro-
vided for the usual work of that kind
of organization-an it's mighty
good orchestra, too. This week the
vaudeville features are: Barry and
Mildred in a comedy sketch entitled
The Plumbers, which is a scream
from start to finish; Tillie Whitney
ESQ pounds of vaudeville in piano.
logue," which is equally funny, only
the different way; and the Two Mil.
lers. originators of the greatest hoop.
rolling act ever put on the stage
There are new and attractive motion
pictures at each performance-many
J of them educational in character
Three performances are given daily
at 2:30, 7:15 and 9 p. m. The ad
mission Is ten cents to any part o.
the house. Visitors to Toledo from
the surrounding territory are Away
made especially welcome.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-09-22
NEW ROAD LAW.

In the new road law enacted by
the last legislature, there is pro-
vision that the county surveyor shall
become the county highway superin-
tendent and that his salary for this
work shall be fixed by the county
commissioners at from $500 to $500.
There is also provision that each
township shall elect township high
way superintendent to serve at per
diem of from SO to So. 1t shall be
his duty to superintend all roads and
see that guideposts are erected at all
crossroads. He will be elected at the
election in 1912 and his per diem
will be fixed by the township trustees.
The county superintendent will make
a report to the state highway COM
missioner each year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-09-22
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