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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
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(Spesial Gorreiponbcn5.)
nnm 4. G.. 8.

Sclesiertcn baben in eneer SiibIune
init ibrer Yfarrei 81 icin mno iperben
bonn Sio5eiansG omite fir 8e5irfss,
Sip3eianS uub 2nnbes s8atbolifens
tagen unb CUR Seratbung anoerer
piftigcr @reignilie cinberufen. Nit.
alienss Geitrdse merben nidjt ein=
sebpben, iebpdb ioaen Die &ertrauenss
mdnner bafiir iorgcnt baB burd freiz
pilliee Spenbcn fir 1000 Seelen ie
cine arpne an bos Srbirariat abges
Iiefert miro. Iuf Dem Sanbc pirb
oieic Organization i'll Der Weiie burds
sefiibrt lperben. bnb bic 9efanate ais
0ranolage 9cnormcn iperDcn.
Wie man iiebt, iii bier has NeitreE
ben, has firhlih= fatbuliife 9eben aus
her Sepurmnnonns hes pplitiihen her.
auS3ubrinsen, gar nift sl uerfennet.
0tan bari Iih MIR frelen, fpenn es
aelinat; bcnn 10 fpie bisber mare bds
firblide 9eben in pielen Shidten Der
9epolfcrung mir rernihtet iporben, oa
Die Stride fir Die maB9ebenoen polis
tijden Yartcien nifts mebr mar als
elm bloBes Mnsbdugeihilb, nit Dem
nj 2eute fdnet. Gs mag Iein, oab
bic cine tatholiite pplitiihe 9artei
burh bieie 8ldruIlg, = gemeint lit
Die triitIits io5iale Sartei = cine
itarfe grj6iitterurg ibrer Yoiitionen
erfdbrt - es ut aber mn gut. limb
piele e~belbenfenSc Wenihen unb aaa
t6olifeu ipi'en ibrem Sberbirten nllr
| Danf. baS CT 10 tbattrditia benz
pruftiihcn atholi8is g
III II 3 an Silie cili, no idon grose
@efubr por6arben mar, bnB er elm
SpielbaQ IN bcr Yarteien9unit iucroe.
gs lit niht 81 lcugnen, iinb 8enner
Scr @crbdltniiie perben es be'tuttaen
miiiien, bab in pielc areiic Der Be
polterung immcr mcbr itnc mebr Die
banac llcberScugung Iid Sabn gez
brpden bate, bab Iaes, mas &athos
lid beibt, lid miBbrnuden lallen
muBtc, bon politiIhen Strpmun9en,
Die nnr baslt bienten, ben aatboli3tss
mus in ben Iuaen Der Serniinftigen
unb gbelocntcnben 81 crnieorigcn.
Ili IerbGltniIie unb SortommniI'e
Der 8ergan9enbeit einen Stein iuerfen
an ipoqen. lit bon gar feinem Selang;
aber ireucn bari mar lid, ipenn man
iiebt, baS aus Srilntmern urto Huinen
ipieoer ctipas ShDnes entitebt. ltnb
Der aatbolisismus, Der in Den lebten
SobrSebnten II II I politiif selebt bat,
- aui bas praftiihe Sebcn mn
| Senfeu bat CT menia GinfluB ses
iudt -, bat iiherlib INNER nod Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
falrnmia's bnbfdatuns
katbnlifdJrr 11ereine.

Der A~puituliide Selesat, gliar.
9iontebc 5alcpniu, LIES iih BEL Der
Gnbien5, bic er benz Central =Vereins=
Gunite fir io5iale Yrppasanba AZ
0bitagp ertbeilte, iiber bic @leif, :
siiltisfeit aus, melfe has Bolt bieies
9anbes nnb Der Sebt3eit snr Sfau
trist sesen bic perberblihe Yrusa=
sanba, bic. oa lebrt llnbptm6tigfeit
sesen Helisisn, Mpral nnb segen
firdlife ipie ueltlihe Nntorit6t, nnb
mic bic Hotbwenbisfeit t1slid itdrfer
81 Gage tritt, Saf BITE Gbriiten 5niam=
ntenifeben NM bic Wirfmnsen folder
Yrppaganba sn pertuiidben.
Sn elmer ltnterrebuns betpnte Der
Ablegat bic Wihtisfeit Der fatbpli.
idlen 9eielihaften, nnS bic siinifisen
Golsen, tpeldbe bieielben gegen bic lin.
sldnbisen berbeiSufibren uerm6sem,
iuenn tie mannigli6 eintreten fir bic
2ebren Der STRIDE, bic in Der Settseit
10 bitter betampit weroen, iuie bic I'M
iterblihfeit her Seele, oas Saiein
zines 0pttes, bic 5leifhmerbuns
Gbriiti, bic Seilisteit Der Gbe II. I. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
(Spc5ials GorreipcnScn5.)
a1nm ,,llltramantamus'

aeieses oScr bic 3ulniirng GINGER
fatbpliidcr arantenbriibcr nah ems
ais bic 9rpBte @cfnbr ur 8
Gnterlnub betradtcn piiroe!
So ia, cs gcideben bud) nod orollige
Silac in Der Welt, lpullen mir nlio
porldniia licbcr nod nitlt id)ucenirob
ilbcr Sobn gua icin!
go
Nt ii II d, II ieBt Die 8elt IN grs
ltouneu nit elmer neleu Steuer, Der
q a B It II E L, Die bisber nod in
feiner Staot einsefiibrt iein Diirfte.
Sa lid Die Samilie rWtie6" bort 5l
iebr berinebrte, gum SdJaoen Der
Reinlid)teit nno Der Sin9pogel. 10
iudt man iebt init elmer Steuer bon
flint Warf pro aase oieie nieblihen
Sdnurrer etipas mebr inter Die Sonz
trole gu betommen. @irb bas aber
in Der bierieligen NuIenitaot einen
81 a 3 a m nj r 9ebenl
(Dlan tpnnte bod audi our @b<
.rchslung einmol .Sdien" 6raten i'm
Wiinhener Sofbrdubulis gum 8eiten
geben. - slnm. beS SeBers.)
go
guS Snloniti iommt Die Nahri6t.
oaB Der piel9enannte mo 9eII6te Sus
g~cilieur " d. t +, Der beiauutlid an
27. Wni bisies Sabrcs I'M ClpmpuSs
@ebirse bon elmer Rdrberbanbe cnts
filhrt lporoen mar, enelih mobile
hnlteu oufaciunben purce. Wsgen
oicies Mannes UNI elmer Snnbrol
sanotteu Ipurbe fat bic aouae RrsNe
Der eree pcnenlan9 IN Gthsm ss>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

e>Aer bate %icruals sebaGt, Sab
nn bds ardnlcrpolf. l%cnleits
W" bes aanals. pelGes ionlt
Der gan3cu Welt iciuen
Billen auf3tpin9cn mill, llnp tilr5ltf,
nod bel Der " aroffo : Ntdre
Icinc Male in Die Sdnbel 3lpcicr @roB
mddltc biieiuitcdcn muBtc, fnlm i'm
Stanbc mar, eiWc 9elpcglilg lnt cigcs
ncn 2anbe fe%rnBubaltcn, ipeldle b D
cine 8 ungcrsnptb bcralt3ilbe7
idtippren brobtc?
Wer bate ~jenlals %seglalbt, odB
Der ritbiec. iiberlegcube engIi h c
Grbeiter, iid 81 cillcn1 ipirtbe
id)uitlihen Sample a%ufrafien fpnnc,
Der o>Gnslanb fait III Ieineu
@runSpeiteu eri6ittern madrte? lno
MN crlebte man Sadeu, ipic lie taitm
in benz bal a d. | It l.
Sranfrei6 oentbar lino!
Wun tonnte balb ihabenfrob iein
unp Dem naiepeiien Sobn Bull 3ns
rufen: Gorge einmal crit fir ORB
nuna I'M eigenen 2anbe, bepor Oh
9eine Singer in fremben pie" itedit.
= allen, nit Der S6abenfreuoe bat
es bod nod etipas ieinen Safen.
9erielbe fosialihiide 8ebante, ueldjer
bic 9riebieber bes srofen ensliidDen
Streifs mar, iuht aud bel nns INNER
mebr sur That ~ meroen, unD oeutide
IuSialiitiife 0iibler ipred)en often nno
lnperbliimt Sheen aus, iuelde aeraoes
Az re d. 5 q eidbrIih 'inbl go
lpnrSe tiirBlid in elmer 8~erIammlllng
irei beraus9eiagt Dob non im Sulie
zines &rieees ben @cusrals
Streif p%roflamiers! Sas Sonbers
bnriie hnbci iii, hdb hicics ungcs
aeihehen buri inter Zen aueen
bceie(ber @eicsc&, Ipeldes
Die Streihunq bes 5 1 bee Seiuitens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
lentIdbe ll1ndJeaplanheret.

balten. Sic ger6anbllnaen Der ges
BORDEN 5ipeier Staatcn fpurben INNER
erniter unb p%einlid,cr. Gin arobcs
Iufaebnt bon Iilitdr unb @enbars
merle ipipie bon ricIcn anbern freiz
ptlisen Nitlauferu burditreiite Tag
mn Nn6t bds mutbmnBlife @cbiet
Der Sdnoiten, - iinb oas Helultat
bieier 0crbanollngen unD Dieier
Sasb? Nan bat bic AGuber &c -
beieuL anitatt nit $4,000 Yfunb,
pelhe onfanss ais 2oieseIo pcrlangt
lpurben, nit 1000 5ufrieben 81 iein.
pomit Die Gentlemen" aus benz
Olpmp Ihlieblih cinberitanocn ipas
renl - limb mn berrId)t eroSer
Subel iiberaal Die 8anbiten perans
ltalten einen iibelen 8ierabenb, bel
ipelGcr @elesenbeit Die 0ipioenoen
CUR gertbeiluns fommen, bic ipaderen
Solbaten un0 8enoarmen befpmmen
Die 8id,ter : 0erbienitmebaiue, uno
Hihter bat fir Die Senaer Sirma. bel
tpeld,er er angeiteIt lit, cine 8ombenz
8eflame semadtl - So iou NAL
giner Sagen. uniere i6neQ baitenbe
3eit babe fein @eritdnbni6 mebr fir
= Homantifl
go
Die Sibe bat in Der lesten 3eit
etrpaS naeb9elaiien urb einise a6fiibs
lenoe 8esennieoerifldse baben Die
@emiitber oielfad ipieoer absefiiblt,
- es mar aber audi bobe 3eitl @anS
abseieben o Den wirflideu llusIiidss
idaen, pelhe Die SiBe bebauerlider
8eiie I'M @eiolae bate, ieblie CO aud
uiht an eriheinunsen, bon benen
man niht rett iuliBte, Oh man lie
tro9iih ODER ipnliif nchmtn ioltc. -
60 hcrie i'd, cine Same in meiner
Tad,bdrihnit - bel 80 6rab Geliius
~ anboltero aui benz Alabicr ipielen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
Wiirbiser Truteit anlGflih be-
Sabrestases Der Mes-
nabnte Hpm'S.

Stebcnoen SuSes unS fihtlid be-
lpest paiitrte Der Central Gerein oli
ietner Sasuns 81 Chicago, Sa., eins
itimmi9. n%a6itebenbe, fir iih ielbit
lprecbenoe Heiolution:
Aim 20. September perben bic
Seinbe ses 81. 8aters, bes Napites,
ibre iuilben Srgien ppr ben Sburen
ses @atifans feiern. SIN Sinblid
bieranf eriuht bic So. Sabres- Gpn=
pention hes Central gereins bic bpd.
iuiiroise U~eihIidjfeit Der Gereinisten
staaten, Wprbereitnnsen ST treffen
81 elmer sen1einiamsn G,enesal= @pms
mlmnipn Der shnlfinSer am 20. Sept.,
nm 10 benz Sersen hes 81. gaters Der
0~hriffenbeit 5rembe nnn Croft an
brinaen nnn ben Sesen @uttes anf
Inn bera6snfleben."
Sic Me1oIuticn ipurbe mittels SEA-
belOcpcihc Dem !Sl. Batter CUR &cnnt>
nib eeoraht unb ebenio Die bohip'i item
Siidoie telesrapbiid, crillht, Der He>
ioluticn Den sebIbrenbeu Eadbrlid
al perleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
3nt mafinmal ~1kamomirhrn
Cxamen.

49,. alio, Serr Gnnpibat, pic
benfcn sic iiber Die Streif : Be-
iuesuns?"
~0enau pie Sic, Scrr Bro
feiior."
.Aidtig. llnb mic iteGcn Sic lid
slir Sraec Der Sraucnarbcit in ben
geperbIiten 8etric6en?"
.Tud bierin, Serr Yrofeiior, mus
ib Sbrer aniidt ppais b%cipflidlten. "
rIihti9. llnb III iascn Sic mir
nod Sbre Weiuung ii6er Die Giieli6s
feit besiebnnssipeiie Sfdbliffeit Der
Iniammlring GROCER Termosen fir
bic Volfsipirtbihaft."
30, Serr Yrofeilor, in bieIer Srase
itebe i) gang auf Dem Sooen Sbrer
8rpihiire, Die Sic bemndhit su
Ihreiben %sebenfen."
.gs lit gut, Serr ganbibat. Gle
baben Sbr egamen slan5enS be-
itanben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

NV LAMB 10 bodserOienten Cher
~ birten Der @iener @rS>
biD5eie, bcs Cardinals Siiriter5biihofs
o IN d, a, Der in leinen beiten Wun>
nesjabren ais StiiBe nnb 5unbament
bes fatbuliifen 9eieneuuereius iunz
enolidl piel 8rtes 9etbat bat, lit iept
iein Nabfol9er S ii / iter5bih o |
Husl boil nno sun5 in oas be-
unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
firhlid,e llnh politiide 9cben SeItcrs
reih's eiugetreten. @r 'd,cint 9an3
Der Mann Su Iein, cine fatbpliIhe Be
ipeeung o umfaiicnbem Character
ms 2eben an rufen. S~batidd,lid)
bat Ell crfannt, bnB Die &atbpltfcns
Organization, Die ioeen. n8atbps
Iiifc II nion" bas lit, iporauf
cine tird,lidJc pberite geboroe ibr
Sauptailsenmert riften ioa. Sas
o I d : a + f) c
2cbcn mar in bcn lcsten Sabren
10 Scrfabren mn brahte erobe @es
fahren nit iif, Die ben 8lin bes firfs
lid, statbpliihen 2e6ens nnh iih fiibs
ren fonnten. boB es Die hGdite 3eit
mar, bier Sronung 5n ihaffen. llnb
Do bat iih Der neue Sberbirtc 1ebr
portbeilbaft cin9efiibrt.
Sic .&atbpliibe Union" lit cine
iIr allie &atipucn SeIterreih's
erridJtcte Organization III oeren
Gentralitelc auf geid,luS Der leBten
8iidofss @oufereu5 Silhof 8raf Supr
Den pirerreihiidleu Gpisfopci 81 per>
treten bat. Sieier Union o5liegt:
Der SduB Ser tdtbpliifcn Stride rnr
ibrer Ied,te, Die @ertbeioi9nns Der
Stride unb ibrcr Nnaebprisen acaen
Nngriiie mn ScIeibisun9eu, pie Tic IN
ben leBtcn Snhrcn 10 oft p%ortuntcn
lnb nod INNER %5unehmen, nnb in
mcbreren Stnntcn Su itnobem Hedptas
brmd,, al iftperer 8erleeuns Der
ipealen unb moteriellcn 8edlte Der
Stride, Der Sroen unb Der ein5elner
YricIter, ia 81 rober @elualt, 5l WorD
unb Sobtid1laa gcfilbrt bdben."
9iad ben nelieitcn Snfcrmationeil
bes @iener Srbiuariatcs Iol MN
picie fraftpolle Organization aud aill
benz 8icner gobcn feiten SUB fal'cn,
Sn jeber Yfarrci pon minbeifens 1O,s
900 Seelen ioq eiu Sertrauensmann
mp Steapertrcter. bon 10000 Seelen
3fpei 9ertrauensmdnner uno Siellpere
freter, bon 10000 brei II. !. ~. 9es
ndblt peroen. Sieie perDcn Dem
Sroiuariatc bctaunt 9esebcn. Sielc
gertraueusmGnner pdblen fir iebG
4farrci unter 10000 Seelen, einer
9elcaierten; uber 10000, 5ipei Dele
aierte; 10000 Scelcn, brei Dele
9iertc in ras 9iG5eiansG omitc. Sieic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

30 fpie lit es TAFT %seirprccnl" -
Gin Berliner gbepaor, ipelhes ben
8bein beretite, icste Iqes baburh IN
@ritdunen, bab es bel 35 Grab IN
boiler Winters Iusriiitune er i'm
6aneIod. Tie in VeI5sarnitur = err
ihien. Sic 3eitungen crit, brodten
Die unslaublihiten Snnbstas : Yban@
toiien. so fpollte man IN einem
Sorfe IepfeI sepfliidt baben, bic pol@
ifdnois gar sebraten iolten seiueien
iein. Sieicr Hubm IieB Elm anbcres
Dorf ntdt ruben, unb fluss lam bon
bort Die Nahridt, man babe sebras
tei!e =, 8artofielu aus Der grSe ses
araben. II. I. M.
aein 8unber, tpern BEL oIher
Stse Die b~rennenbe 90 droffo o.
rnse nift erleSist fueroen fonnte.
= Gu9enblidlih lit lie fpiebcr einmal
icbr 5useipist. moran Der eng
hide 8otihafter in @ / II
bic Shnlo trdet. Su Der ,8iener
@eiien Sreien Sreiie" bat er ieincn
SeiitihenbaB III 10 unbcrbliimter
2Seile flnogctbarL baB, ipenn @nglanb
fpirflif, feline gusipriihe sltbeiBen
iolte, es gum gefiirdtetcn 8affeuz
gang fommen III ii Is t c. IS iheint,
sah es iif baln meniser mn Marpffo
hanbclt. ais nm bic 5rase Der welt-
poiifiihen Stelnns I'M Son5ert Der
3nltnrpbifer. - Wan brouh' geraoe
nidt nit nniern idbelraiielnben beiits
1den lteberpatrioten bel jeocr gerinaz
fiigieen @elescnbcit in Die ariegss
trompete .Su bloien. allein, Gin Deuts
ifer Scrf5ettel fDnnte beu cn9liihen
&rdmcrieelen, pelGe bel icbcin Sonbel
bios int Sriiben fiiden ipolen. faint
fpas ifnoen. 8enn elm Sritter,
sipei Sarteien, Die duf Dem Yunfte
Iteben, It'd, 81 peritdnbigeu, lpieber
gegeneinanber bescu mill, 10 lit oas
elm 9 c nj &erI, - unb bieie
8oIe ipielt alieenbIidlih g england.
Cbnc Gang uno Slang lit am 49,.
ausnit SipiIdeu Seutidlanb unb
HuBlanb Elm @ertras nnterSeihnet
ipcrben. oeIlen Infiinbieung in Sranfs
reid bas sroBtc Iniiebeu crrest. Su
Yaris unb 2onSon par man berart
perbliifft, baB iosar bon einem @crz
rattle TuBlanb's geiprod,en tuurbe.
Die anntion annie ct alice" nnb Der
gar. Der petit pere", liegcu icet in
Den Irmen beS beittihen 0tid,el. Sie
brttiideu 3rdrncr ieben nit ciuem
boien Iiiee, baB HuBlano iiber Die
8agbabbabn IN Seriieu nit Ocutidz
lanb cinneritanoen lit uub es ldSt Iid
gar nidt leusnen, bnb HuBlanb bamit
Den @neldnoern einen boien Streid
aeSpieIt bat. OBJ MN Die triple
entente birh bas ncutifs ruI1iihe
ginpernebn,en niht beriibrt ipirp. mllb
n%bgeipartet tperben.
Bdbrenb Die Gpsialiitcn in ,sranfz
reid paterlanblos unb antimilitariit
iinb unb iuden Die Irmee permittelit
8eitedlllng gu perberben, balten i6re
beutifem Mitbriiber iiir's @aterlanb
nno als neulih Die So5ialiiten in
Send tnaten, senebmisten lie Die
Solitif Der peutidcn 8esierins in
Warpffo. I.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
erisfkafsm.

gn g. g, ct. g., Wis. - Die be.
treffenbe Correspondents traf crit an
@itttpoh Worsen elm. su ipat fiji
lebte &ummer. Seiten Sant! =
Bic Heb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
es mar, AZ ehrIi& a~s,usieu, e

GS MAR 5u ebrlia ss,usieu, es
haiti ni6t iollen ieiul Su Maine
ipllrbe pcriloNene Node iiber Brobis
bitiou abgcltimmt. Die Soiuns mar:
Gas ODER iroden. pner rid,tiesr &c
iagt: @brIihcl Birtbihait ocer mrebr'
lidc Mirtbid,oit unn 49, Die, Ead,ts
cullen BADEN nit einisen bunheri
Ettmmer eeiteet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

Ser YBolfentrassr Sut" lit Sas
Neueitc in Der Snntenmohs. Siiie.
Die biz ~ sipei SUP bod limb. nerhen
nidtS' Teues I'M fommerben Sabre
iein. - Tertl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

OAAit Dem Sobe bcs ecipiB Inn
3Ef- Die Stride lInb iein Batter
LAMB 10 bohperoienteu Sbers
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-04
Pains All Over.

Houston. Tex. Eve years"
says Mrs. L. Fulenchek. Of this place,
II suffered with pains all over, es-
pecially in my back and side. and
was so weak | could hardly do ms
housework. A friend told me Of
Cardui. Since taking it, | feel SO
much betterl Now | can do all my
housework and pains don't bother
tue any more at ALL" Cardui is q
strength building medicine. Fifty
years Of success have produced,
amongst its many users, confidence
in Cardui and what it will do. OAR
iny this time, Cardui has relieved
the female ailments of over a mil
lion women. Why not yours? Try
it, today. Your druggist sells it.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-04
OCCIDENTAL eoReEoUsNEss.

Newport bellies do not dress nearly
so well, from an expense point of
view, as Princess Chulong Of Siam,
who is, by the way, the oldest of
so sons and 20 daughters left by the
late king. Her dress as she appeared
one day cost $1,0OO,O00, counting
the cost Of her harem skirt, embroi-
dored in silver and gold, and all the
precious stones about her. The col
lar that she wore contained jewels
valued at 1885, 900, and her necklace
was of fine pearls worth $4,000.
Her slippers were studded with dia-
monds and altogether no doubt a
million was a conservative estimate.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-04
FIERCE GLARE or HEPBURN
II sIIeneed the Senators Who Were
Enjoying cIapp's Slap at
the Idaho Man.

Because Senator Hepburn is on
his feet so constantly, addressing the
senate. sometimes one may hear MUIR
murincs of discomfort from his fell
low members. and when the Idaho
membog turned around the other
afternoon and gazed at Senator
Penrose, he made the usually bold
chairman of the finance committee
look as sheepish as if he had been
caught saying his prayers.
The senator was delivering bitter
and contemptuous remarks on the
statehood bill and undertook 10
make fun of Senator Clapp's flights
of oratory on the same subject,
Clapp having preceded him. He said
that some of these orators of the
senate at times flew so high no one
could follow them. Senator Clapp's
gift of repartee is not limited and he
tartly answered:
"You might not fly as high as
other people, but no one will deny
that you can fly longer than most
any one"
There was a general laugh, in
which Senator Penrose and Senator
Brandegee joined with conspicuous
heartiness. The irate man from Ida
ho turned around and cast that glare
Of his on them with an effect that
was so instantly SOLDERING that a new
laugh was started at their expense.
Unconscious of the fate that had
overtaken Penrose and Brandegee,
Senator Dixon was laughing immod-
erately at Clapp's reply. Hepburn
glared at him and the Montana man
promptly froze up and so quickly
that Penrose and Brandegee gave
vent to fresh outlaws at Dixon's ex-
pense.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-04
sleep the Fountain of Youth.

Any number of women who are cut
ting ruthlessly into their allowance
to swell the cash drawer of the beauty
parlors could solve the riddle of APP
poaring fresh aud animated IL they
would but make a practice of taking
the proper amount of sleep.
The value of sleep as restorative
and as a fountain of youth is unbe-
lievable until one has bathed regular
ly therein. II almost seems magic In
its effect and many a woman who has
discovered the secret is the envy and
admiration of her beauty parlor
friends.
Eight hours for work, eight hours for
sleep and eight for play is the old rule.
Up to now no one has improved on
this proportion. II you care more for
the preservation Of your youth and
attractiveness than of your pleasure
take not less than the allotted eight
hours of sleep from the "a.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-04
BOUND TO HAVE THAT PARTY
Little Thing Like Dizzy Walk In Air
Couldn't Tease Ardent Bridge
Devotees.

Nothing short of devotion to bridge
could have nerved party OF women
TO do what this party Of women did.
Half an hour before the time set for
the playing to begin in the tenth-noor
apartment something went wrong with
the dynamos, and all elevators stopped
running for, anyhow, a day and half.
When the bridge hostess learned that
she nearly tainted
Mine flights Of stairs to climb" she
said, "and every woman have invited
is fat. They'll never get here"
She implored everybody about the
house to suggest some way out Of the
trouble. Nobody could, except to
walk; there was no alternative. But
the hostess did not give up so easily.
She looked across at the neighboring
apartment house, whose tenth-fioor
windows faced her windows. An
abyss fifteen feet wide yawned be-
tween the two buildings, but to a wo-
man in her predicament fifteen feet
dwindled to fifteen inches.
There is a way" she said. How
about those long planks on the roof?
Lay them across to the opposite roof,
make a handrail Of ropes, and my
guests can go up in the elevator to
the roof of that house, cross the
bridge, and walk down one fight to
my apartment"
Employees of both houses gladly as
sumed the role of bridge builder, a
hallboy was stationed in the lobby to
explain matters to arriving guests, and
a few minutes later a procession of
scared but determined women gasped
and clutched on their aerial way
New York Press
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-04
KEEP THEIR MEMORY GREEN
Frenchmep Delight in PiIgrimases to
the Tombs Of the Great or
Notorious.

The chapel tomb of Honore de Bal
FAC at Pere la Chaise was visited this
afternoon by a group of admirers who
make yearly pilgrimage to the spot
on August IS. There friends of Bal
FAC" keep the novelist's memory
green In an essentially Parfsian man
ner, leaving cards and bead wreaths
on the tomb and delivering speeches
and eulogies that are listened to
reverently by a fair audience.
During August innumerable Amer
lean tourists visit the different cemeI
teries of the city, and many happened
to be at Pere la Chaise this afternoon
at the time of the little ceremony.
The French themselves have a verit-
able cult for ancestors that must be
second only to that of the Japanese,
and on every fete day anniversary or
holiday they "precipitate themselves"
Ito use their own expressive world
to the cemeteries, leaving always
some marx Of their presence IN the
shape Of bouquet. largo or small.
The tombs Of paheis nnaz md women
are yearly the object Of special dem
onstrations.
Heine's tomb is perhaps one Of the
most favored by foreigners. but that
of the original Dumas Dame aux
Camelias" is the best cared for. as
every day in the year 1t is visited and
carefully busted by half-crazy wom-
an with dyed yellow hair and thread
gloves, who enters freely into CONVEX
sation with all visitors and loves to
relate the history of this "Margue-
rite. Paris Correspondence London
Evening Standard.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-04
CARRYING LIQUIDS IN TRUNK

Having had several articles Of
value spoiled by the breaking or
leaking of little bottles Of medicine.
/ hit upon fine way to pack them.
/ cut the neck from a hot-water
bottle, which had begun to leak at
the top, sewed some brass rings to
the top, and drew a stout ribbon
through the rings. After packing
nv small bottles in this, l drew up
the top, tied it and packed it in my
suit case. Another leaky hot-water
bottle / used as a case for toe rub
bers.-Delineator.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-04
Turkey Leads In Good Mork.

From henighted Turkey comes news
through the state department OF an
invention calculated to make the dis
honest milkmen OF all the world quake
In their boots. The invention consists
OF can fitted with valves which per-
INIT liquid 70 be poured out but not
In. There is an opening. of course, by
which the can is filled, but as soon as
this Is done and scientific inspectors
have tested the contents and pro
nounced them unadulterated and UNI
watered milk. the opening Is officially
sealed. After that the milk is ready
10 be sent 10 the consumer.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-04

Doctor-Well, how are you today I?
Patient-No better, doctor.
Doctor-H'm, think you would
better leave off taking those pills l
ordered you.
Patient-I haven't taken any of
them yet.
Doctor-For goodness sake, then,
take them.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-04
Quail matches Chicken.

An incident Of some interest Is re-
ported from the Woodland neighbor-
hood. Last week on the farm of w.
L. Riley of that vicinity a quail's nest
was found in which a hen had laid an
egg. With this was found the usual
number OF quail eggs.
The last Of thu week the hsn egg
hatched and the quail seemed to lose
all interest in her own eggs and turn
ed her attention TO the chick. leaving
her nest and disappearing with IL.
Some or the quail eggs were broken
and showed that they would have
been hatched in another week.-Mor.
garfield Post