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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Ifcrbe als = itniperialerbcn.

SIM Slltcr pom 65 Sabren itarb i'm
Gpril ppri9en Sabres IN Wiifolc5 in
ltngdrn Der 2anbfpirtb Gi5onp, Der
gruDer Ses ungariihen Heihstagss
Gbeeorbneten gleiden Ramens. Scr
0eritorbenc, Gin after Sageitol8. lebte
nit ieinen Gerpnnbten nift I'M better
ginpernebmen unb binterlieb bel ieis
mem Soce elm 8%ernDgen bon iiber
100000 &ronen. Sci Der Seiras
mentss eroffnune ipurbe Dem Nbgeoros
neten unb ieiner Sffpeitcr cine srobs
lleberraihung 5utbcil. Der leete
@iQe bes @eritprbenen entbielt Die
nllsbriidIife geitimmung, oaB er feline
idmmtlifen Wobilien unb Smmpbiz
lien ieinen 3tp6lf alien Suspferben
bermafte. sri Der 9urhfiibruna
bieier Iebtfpiligen. 8erfii9una be-
traute er ben 2anoestbterihuBpereir
in gubapeif. Oieier ioae bon Den
3inien bes Germogens Die Yferbe bic
an ibr 2ebensenoe pflesen laiien. lie
beidbiieen unb fiir iie ioreen. 8eun
zines Der alten Sbiere eingebe, 10 lei
Die fre~iseiporbene Stele i'm 8ege
elmer offentliden Nnsidreibung nel
81 bciescn. bnmit itdnbig 5ipoli
Bterbe bic @erpfleeung erbielten,
Ser I6georbnete Yi5onp uno Ieine
Sdneiter beabiidtigen, pas SeIta~
ment an5ufeften. Sn5rpii6en tpir>
ben @er9leihS s@crbanOlungcn nit
Dem 8ubapeler Sbieri6usperein
einaeleitet. Sblpobl Die 8erranoten
benz 8erein su benz ertpdbnten 3ped
100. 900 &ronen anboten. fonnte cine
@inieung nidt ersielt fperpen. 10 'oab
lid Der 5bierihubpsrein peranlabi
geieben bat. ieinen 8ehts6eiitanb NIT
Ser Slase seseu bic 8erfpanbten gu
beauftragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Wanbelnbe gurmiirte

iinb cine bduiiee Grideinu ns; B. b. Meniden. Die
nit eirein SuBe im Brabe itehen burh eteeue
WeridbuIoung. Gle fbleppeu fib miihiam oabin.
iit i.Ibit nn6 ihren SabIreithen aeieenseenolsn
5u boppeltem Sprtpuri. Griteus babet lie itutbs
ipinia, let eS bard ueberarbettnng poer ourdl
gernahldiigung oeS aorpers poer ourdJ ueber'
mas Der S~ereniieungen, ibren aorper 5errittet.
5ipeitens aber baben ie ibren, a orper. mad benz
re einiiial e~rtrdntt, tpdren. feline Stlie angeoeiben
Ialien, lei es, baB Fe bic nripringlidhen arant'
beitsbeihtperben nid3t bead1teten. uoer lei es.
6aB tie. mas nod, idblimmer III. BON Guadialber
su Gundialber liefen. urr lid Don oieien. ans
ifatt beilen. ibren aorper NIT aiitigen metal
Itidheu Subfan3eu nod ntebr 5errltten bi laiien.
gsas bic Menihen bod iar ahorea limb! On als
len 9tpptbeten eiebt eB iGr % Gents Elm pabrs
bates. nur aus reineu unb beiltrdttt9en 1faf.
5eniGiten beraeiteltes @itteI. bas iid]ere Seilung
s Ssslsaard. wsam Nepnsmessfm Sm~,nUs.:
3eroauunss beldbfusrben @udb nn5eigen. baB Sbr
@rren aDrper oerftdd1Idiigt babt uno Dor Der
naben 1poeS9efabE Der 9eidhrlid1ften Sebers nnb
MierenIeiben / bt. Sieies unpergleihlihe Mita
tel. bas pielen Jalfenpen jhou ,uieoer su p6uiser
Uejunobeit perhaIL limb bic ct Bernard arduter'
pilen. iii H'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Bic 9ippmabden ppn RidmpnS.

@enn Die IGnncr bon Hihn1ono in
ibrer llnritterli6feit bebarren, Damn
ipirb linen iest POM gunbe Der lido
men Sippfrdulein ser Star eeitoden
unb linen beurlid, semndt nerben,
pab Ser Mann in Der StrnBenbabn
aufsultsben unb Der bolben Weiblid]@
felt, Die feinen Sis craattern fonnte,
Den feilien db5utreten bat. Wie beiBt
boh gleih bus @prt 80. rgor ciz
nenl arauen Sauptc iolit on aufs
ite6'n." - Rein, Dns lit peraltet;
CO beiBt jest: Gin sraucs Sanpt ioll
bor einem iiin9en Wdnd,en aufitcb'n II,
iiberaa in Der 8elt mn bauptidf<
lid in Imerifa, unb porsu9sneiic in
Der ihDncn Stobt Mifn,pnh.
Wir baben ia nlts anbercn 2anoeS@
tbeilen ifon mardes @erbliiffenbc
gebort, mir baben gebDrt, baB es IN
acntudp Den Sranen pcrboten iit,
FITTINGS su Sferbe 81 iisen, baB lid,
in Sflabunto Gin Gerein ~9ebilbet bat,
nm Die Wdnner Oabin 81 brin9cn, III
@egenwart bon Srnlleil ben Sllt ah@
3uuchmen, nbcr duf pieien Shred
nls 8irginien iparen mir benin Dnfl
nid1t gefabt.
So, id, es lGBt iid niht Ieiisncn,
Die suportpmmenbc 8itterlidfeit lit
nnhaerabe etrpas pprlidtigcr. ip6blcs
rider scpprben unb iieht lid Die
eelen Sraucn crit gendlier an, che
iie BON Sie ei~nporiprin9t. Seit Die
Srdli nit Dem Tdnne III @ettbelper6
uuf Dem Irbeitsmarfte 9etretcn lit,
pns man nit Dem Shmeifeluamen
@leidberehtieun9 su be5eifncn
pflcgt, bat lie in Den Giteen bes ielbitz
iiidtisen GERM hen Sdopfun9 gar
iebr an Scbimn,er berlorcn, uno be-
ionhers Die biibIdoeu Stppnldbfen
limb gar manfent, Der iih aud germ
in Der S6reibItubc zines 8e6tsans
tpalts pber zines Sanoelsbauies on
Der observation-disclosures ieiu grot berz
hienen mDfte. Elm Corn im guge.
8leihbereftist? Shonl idgt Der ritz
terlihe Sirginier. @enn fie mir
sleihbere6tiat iein mill. braudt tic
iitb aud niht 81 punbern, lpenn i'd
lie oanah b~ebanbele. @er mir eleids
bereftiet lit, Dor Sem ipringe ih nid,t
bonn Sise auf. Die Srau, Die i'd
bcrebrsn ipa, mus hober iteben, nls
auf benz 8oben bss @ettbeiperbs nit
mir. Nrbcit bat I~oipieio I'M Siioen
nod einen Sau6 bon llnpornebmbeii
ais ben 3eiten Der Sflaperei,
S6limm gerriis. bdB Der Iann arbeis
ten mub. nod I6limmer aber, penn
i'm Die Srau nils ben a%uitdnoisiter
TrbcitsSipeisen pertreibt. limb %
audi nod, IN Der StrnBenbabn aufs
iteben unb Der iie9reiden @ttbcpers
berlin ben Tlds abtrcten? @ibt's
nidtl llno bdran biirfte am Gnbe
and, Der gunb Der Sippntdoels bon
Ridmono Iheitern. = .@. g."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07

bat, als erIten Yfarrer unierer. @es
meinoe; bns benefit cine Id0ne @intgs
felt. S'bonprdbIe Iairc Bib lit so
Sabre alt, 40 Sabre SiirgermeiIter
obne llnterbrehung. Mir baben bier
mn einen Sereili. bas lit Der grobe
Surnberein NIT Dem Sadfarit am
Gittoriabcrs brei Deal bes Sabres. Sb
odnn Gin Yreis beransfommt, 1tebt in
Der 9priebung @ottes. Sort beiBi
es: ~gittet. unb ibr lperbet erbalten",
unb niemals ~perseilen Die @prtc pie
er es unieren @dtcrn Dem Nbraham
uno ieiner Mahfommenihaft arlf eipia
perbeiBen bat. Salt Damn infer
@unid gut nus, 10 baIten mir i'm
Spdtiabr bas breiSiaidbrise Set Der
gini9feit. Sann iiusen mir: Scr
8uuernitonb lit lns aIer g6ren
pertb, benn fur5 unb gut: no lit Sas
2anb. bas niht Der Bauer ~erndbrt?"
Sns lit mein Wuni6 fiir's neue Sa6r.
2'honorable Waire gib, Sitter bes
a6niglthen &ronenorpens 4. alaiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07

Die ii1 in Hegen umfpanbeIn fpiirben.
Seber Seennnn petb, pdb bet febr
beiben Sdeen cine fIetne Sniel, ia eitt
sroBeres alpengeifriipp eeniiet. uni
iiber bieien bon Der Come erbietcn
9unften feline Observation-Disclosures
berpor5ubrinsen.
gtafbem Der Snsenie,r SeTolierS
nit SloBen unb Shuttbanfen bieies
Experiment pieberbolt bat. reet er
nun an. bieie grfenntnib in gro6em
Stile fir bic 0enGferung Der Wiiite
~ans5unusen. Sasu ipirD in einenr
Shott Elm GROCER foniih anselegter
Sburm nus gleh errid1tet. IN ben
8dnben Iduft elm eb~enfalls aus 8lefy
gefcrtister &anal ipirnleniornig oont
Sunnament bis sur Spite. Rit Spnz
nenaufsane hsginnt lid bic Guft in
bieIen H1breu 81 erbisen, itei9t enpor
unb ergiebt it'd ihlieBlih nit ber
0lldt zines &raters in. bie Itnpss
pbdre. Die Solse lit Elm Reseu, Der
I'M 10 GROCER lit. ie bober Der Sburm
dnaelegt ipirb. 9as Smnere -bieier
Iegentbiirme fonnte lie rah ibrer
Gage praftii6 auS9eniist tperbeu, iet
es an inbuifrieaen 3tpeden cber
als Sotel. ipobei natiirlib bic tiefsren
Shihteu sur Inlase bon 8doern iinS
aquarien ipie seifaffen iinb. Gieic
neuen 1bramiben ipiirben banrt Iber
Die mdhtisen Steinbenfmdler Neebps
tens %trillmpbiren, poI6rdhteu lie bod
bas 8erf. Die @iiite fru9tbar uns
bemobnbar Al MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Ter Gsar unb iein gbronfulsef.

.0Gtcrhen g3ar" bat ii6 tiir5lif
cntIfloiien, nieber einmal etipas fir
jeine Yopuluritdt 5t tbun. unb 5fpar
Dteemal beionbers Der Irmee gegenz
iibcr. Sort erihien alh cine iolfc
Initreneun9 eeraoe iest reht geboten.
benn I'M Seer herrffte pielfnh WtiBz
peranii9en - Of Der @infiibrlln9 Der
neilen abafis llniformen! 'Sieie lullrz
ben als bGbli6 unb u%nbequem be3ei6z
net; Solhaten beiertierten fo9ar. ipie
es 6ieb, MIR um iie niht tragen 81
miiiien. Ser Serrider aaer 8euben
aber lieb iid Die llniform zines ses
meinen SolDaten brin9en. 3og oieielbe
an linb licb lid 10 offentlid ieben.
Mnh lieB er iid nit ieinem Sobnhen,
benz fleinen T6ronfolger Mlegis duI
benz Mrnte, in Dem 8efpdnoe photo
grapbieren, bas lit beute Iein popnldr<
ties Bib. unb Die Solbaten iinb jebt
ifol5 anf bic abafis llniformen, ~8ds
terdens Sod.
Iuh bel elmer anberen militdriifen
geranlaHuns bat iif jiinsit Der g5ar
nit Dem 5bronfol9er ieben laien: bel
elmer Yarabe Der ruiiiifen Sngenbs
tpe6r. seit ciniger 3eit baben fid
aud in @uRlanb foloatiidD nnifors
mierte anaben : Gpmpagnien gebilbet,
bic mad benz Wniter Der engliiGen
seouts @pns prsaniiiert finb. !Sduptz
iddlid, perben 9urnen unb militia
rider Grill geiibt. Ser G8ar bat
iif fiir3lih nit benz 5bronfolger 3us
inmmen Die &nn6en : Companion pore
fiibren lailen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Sat Willipnen 5renube.

ssie ipiirbe es Sbnen sefaIen, Sbre
Sreunbe bel ben Willionen 81 5dblen.
tpie bies nit 9udlen's Grnifa Salbe
Der SaIl lit. Seren Itnunenerregen>
Den Seilun9en iudbreno ben lesten
piersig Sabren babeu bicies 81 Stanbe
gebra6t. Gs lit Die bette Salbe Der
8elt fir 8unoeu, @ei6ipiire, Gc5ema.
8ranos. griibs nnb Shnittpunben,
geulen. Siibneraugen. fpebe Iugen,
@errentnneen, 9eidlniilite, Anetidums
gen, @olb Cores. Sir Sdmorrbpiben
bat iie niht ibressleideu. % Gents
In Z. SO. 8uete's Ipotbefe, $50
Wain Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
y9ie S6ble Mli 4abas."

IN Otaricilc bat Die 8ebeimpoli3ei
elm Neit bon 8aunern auseenommen.
oas cine iiber san5 Sranfreid pers
stpeigte Organization beiaB unS .Sie
S6Gle Sli 8abas" %genannt iplirbe.
Cine 9anbe tinbiser Spisbuben bate
ii6 3uiammeneetbau uub in alien srDs
Beren Stdoten bes 9dnbes Silialen
erriftet. ipGbrenb ii6 Der Gentraliis
beS @eIfGftes in Saris auf benz
8ouleparc be Sirasbour9 beiano.
Die 3ipeieanitalten lieBen iid bon
srobsn Sirmsn Sranfrein's une bes
Muslanbss ale mosliden 8aaren
auf &rebit icnoeu, tpobei lie sefdlihte
3eferen3en ~porpieien. Sic @aaren
furben bann eilenps mad Dem Yaris
ier Central : Snitihlt beiDroert lnp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
s6btet einen Wa6rber.

9linbbarn,ent5iinbung lit Elm uns
barmber5iger Wnrber nit pielen
Spferu, aber Or. &ine's Mem Sife
Yilen tobteu beniel6eu bur6 8erz
biitung. sic ifdrfen Wa9er, 2eber
unb Gin8eipeioe in 9elinber 8eiie,
perbiiten 8eritopfuns, tpelfe 8liubs
barmcnt5iiuoune berbeifiibrt. unb
furiren Sartleibigfeit. &opfidmer5eu.
giaioiitGt unb 5roitiieber. % Gents
in :. 8. Huete's Gpotbefe. CSC
Wain Ctr, Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
S6tuere Strafetfiir einen r&abetten"

Ser % Sabre nlte Samuel Gubin
bon Ncp gorf lit gu nift peniger ale
aebn llnb niht n,ebr nls II Sabret
nnb feds Ronaten 3udtbaus iotpie
5u elmer Celebrate bon $1.00 in ben
General Iiiiien. perurtbeilt iporben.
Or lit Die erite Perion, bic inter BEN
iteuen Oeiete segen weife sflaperei
pcrmrtbetlt iunrbe, fpeI6es es 81 einem
Gerbrefen itcmpelt, ipenn elm Ianr
bon Dem Siinbengelbe lebt. bas cine
Srnuensperirn surH elm 2ebeu Der
Shanbe ertpirbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Gin fdreflider 8erbaf,t.

Sn ben o@raunihpeieer Neueiten
Na6rihten" go. 22 BON 20. Sanuar
iinbet man folsenbes Snierat:
.Sornburg. ga in bet Stabt
6ebauptst pirb. ih mare fatboliih. 70
tbeile i6 ben Serridafteu bierburd
nit, baB iG ni1t tatboliif. ionpern
epanaelii6 bin nm ipdrue i6 hermit
Seocn Dor @citerperbreituna Der Mns
gabe. ba ih jeben Saa Der an5eise
brinsen perSe. Srau 6iitterer. Soos
tenfrdu."
9ieies Snierdt nirft aild) elm srelles
2ibt auf bic III maneben proteitantts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Die wanbernbe statue.

Sic. 2ouboner erlebcn felt e%iniesa
5ugen eiu ieltiames SdauIpiel. Gle
Ieben, ipie cine Heiteritatie goiarb's
VII. rinb nm ben Buckingham >YdlaIt
irrt. Shant mo inbeiien getaller
bin. 10 bemerft man 3u ieinem gritais
men, onB CO ni6t elm mirflihes Stanez
bib lit, eas bn lpanbelt, ionberu cine
Nadbilbung aus Spl3. 6eipiHcrs
maBen cine Stis3e senal in ben
Sormen uno Der @robc fir oas ipGtcr
in 9ron5e alis5ufiibrenbe Stnnbbilb.
SieIe MoSe0puppe Itebt anf eincm
YieoeItal bns aud ipieber genan 10 ges
nrbeitet lit, tpie Der Spdel, dif beit
nafber Die Statlle aeitellt iperhen ioll.
Sns @dnse rllbt auf einem fleinen
Wagen une lpirb bon einem frdftigen
Sferoe 8e5c9cn.
60 fommt bas HcitcritanbbilS on,
9eht ipeiter. mndt nbermals Snlt, I'M
lid balb oarnuf lpieber IN Wnrif 81
icben. llnb nm bieie panbernbe
Statle berlm iiebt man flint iebbaft
ipredenbe unb seitifnlierenbe Serren.
Sic itclcn Die Gumitcommiiiion bar.
Doie an Der Snnb Deg Wobels priifen
loIl. lpclder Ylab IN Der Ndhe Ses
Shloiies Der sceignetite 5um aufitellen
bes Senfmals lit. Nmf ben eriten
Bid eribeint Die Yro5ebur bGdyit ions
berbar nnb fomiif. Slber Die gngs
ldnoer finb Elm praftii6eS Boil. Gle
lageu lid gang nit Hedt. Die ri&tise
Statle miifie aud einen riftigen 8lae
baben, nno bmr6 bas bol8erne &bbilS
bes Senfn,als mirb Die Yriifung unb
entiheioune lei6ter gemnbt. Shabe
barum. oaB elm iolhes @erfabren nidt
and, bel uns in Anipenban9 9ebraht
tpire. Sieie praftiihe g2etbobe ipiirbe
audi uns sroBe 9ienite leiiten mnS
manden Wibgriff eriparen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
gub lift lansjabrise Gle.

gus Sl%orence. Colo, berlmifef,
Srau Sroncis gsper. 106 Sabre alt,
irie es 6eibt, bic dlteite Sra,t in GoIos
rabo. ftarb in ben Irmen hires III
Sabre alten gbemannes IN Solge bon
granbpunbeiL Die iie erbielt. oils ibrs
&leioer an einem ~offeren aaminfeue,
in @ranb 9~eriethen. 9ns Hdar tpn,
81 Sabre p%erbeirotbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07

BON bieiem biqts lps9eiGlaacn. Sns
3dblen pcr8aB nc Damn, ippbei man,
linn Nadfpri6nnaen 81 ent9eben.
9dufi9 Ole Nbrefle pedieltc. @ors
berbanb fplirhen Der Sireftor Der Mar
teller Siliule, Hnineus &ortal, alias
9riiipn. lnb Der Barrier Sberleiter
Der Sanbc, Sugour. alias Spurnier,
perbaftct. @eitere Serbaftun9en
itehcn bcppr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Drum ipG Der giirsermeifter NIT benz
4farrer geben!

Ser burdb feline orieinelen @rlafe
gum 8eginn Der grnte In ben 8ein>
bergen bstaunte Sir9ermeiiter bon
9iefentbal I'M gliab peroffentli6t
folaenbe grfldruns:t Ser geItrigen
Statiitif Der BeiitIitfeit babe i6 beia
3uiii9en, baB Sr. Yfarrer Saul in
ieinsr 30 jdbri9en Gmts5eit nod ben
ndmiiden 8iiresrmsiiter bat, Der ibn
Dor 80 Sa9rcn 10 feierli6 empfansel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07
Shiff nit breikis Grfrpreftstt
entbedt.

ginige Neilen bon aitrad)dn ont
aaspiihen Gee eutierut. tpirbe AM
81. Sebrllar ein Sdiff entSedt. bos
einem ein5iaen gisblod glih unb IN
Dem ii1 Die geiaeung, breibig Gopfc.
iteif 5i Sobe gefroren beiGriS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07

ihen 8reiien Sitelbiens berrihenbe
rSoleranS", fiist Die v&oln. @olfsz
seituns" Der Spbtenfrau Hehts
fertigune uno 8urnuns bin5u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07

Wer feline 2ebre Gnberen aliz
) Sran8t. brin9t lie IN Werba0t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-07

(Sorticbuns bon Der 6. Scite.)
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-01

90 much in the medical world. 20 much
for the emancipation Of mankind from
germ diseases, that he feared that .
statement Of It would sound like exag.
geration. He unhesitatingly declared
it the greatest discovery ever made in
medicine, overshadowing the discovery
even of "606."
If this startling professional an
nouncement should prove true, it
would seem q if the time is at hand
when there need be no more sickness,
for most of the illness to which flesh is
heir seems to have its origin in germs.
When the drug store offers US a medi'
cine which will eradicate the germs
from the blood and still leave the fluid
Of life, the doctor will find it mighty
hard sledding.-Lincoln Star.
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-01

Which he spoke--aDd he journeyed far
into the vest-the republican candi-
dase lost. Yet no one said that Reed
did It. Roosevelt is certainly. not
baniahed into . cave BY the New York
result. Undoubtedly he has lost pres
tige BY his incorporate utterances and
needless attacks on the stump, which
his warmest friends regret. but the re.
publican party he's need of him and
will have still more need of him in
healing the wounds of today and pre-
pairing for success in 1912.-Boston
Transcript.
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-01
WESTERN DEVELOPMENT.

The future of the great west depend
upon the settlement Of its unoccupiet
areas with energetic and progressive
people and the development of all il,
latest resources. Every state in THU
large region can easily support . po'
pulation Of many times the number
now within its confines, and With the
needed labor and capital would multi.
ply its productive output over and
over.
The problem of the great west is
still to attract settlers and investors IL
make the most of natures bounty.
The organization Of the Western De
velopment association as IN outgrowth
Of the Land show at Omaha is unques.
tionably move in the right direction.
Nearly every state between the Mis-
souri, river and the coast is working
along its own lines to attract immigra.
ton, and it goes without saying that by
pulling together they can exert . great
influence than by pulling separately.
Moreover, they have much in common
and little at variance in this matter,
because the first task is to attract 1T.
tention toward the west rs q whole,
and if the tide of immigration and in
vestment can be guided in this direc.
ton all will share in its benefits.
The competition which these xest.
ern states have to meet Is not that of
one another, but the movement to di.
vert immigration on the one side to
the Canadian territory on the north
and the other to the southern and
southwestern states. Transportation
and traffic movements, commercial
and social intercourse. are, with "a, IL.
most entirely east and west, 90 it Is
largely to our interest to help to PEG.
pie and develop the country to the
west in preference to other sections
with which We cannot hope to keep in
close touch. Although all the western
states have made . good showing in
the recent census, strong and systema.
tic development work will enable them
to make . still better showing in the
next decade.-Omaha Bee.
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-01
THEY LIKE PRISON LIFE.
A Glass Of Persons In Japan Who Try
to Break Into Jail.

A Glass Of Persons In Japan Who Try
to Break Into Jail.
In Japan there are people who make
sham confessions in order to obtain a
period of the comparative warmth and
comfort Of q japanese prison. The
Japan Mail says: The police slang
Of the capital has words to describe
and distinguish these persons 'Meshi
kui.' or the rice criminal. will steal
some small article from a shop front
in such Il way as to be seen doing It
He then makes a bolt of II. pursued by
the master Of the shop. or some faith
full kozo. but presently allows himself
to be caught and handed to the 20
lice. He has to do time for his pre-
tended theft. but bis rice IS secured
for a period. and when that period has
elapsed he will allow himself to be
caught again.
The 'unandon,' or eel bowl criminal.
IS wilier than the one Just mentioned
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-01
He does not actually commit crime

He does not actually commit a crime
such ~ will put him into the convict
side Of the prison. but allows himself
to he found looking In suspicious
places. underneath the broad verandas
Of temple. or In the garden Of PIT
vate house He gets into prison all
right but he secures the more generous
treatment Of the house Of detention.
which h to the fare of the convict Jail
what a dish Of eels II to q bowl Of
plain rice
The 'kuruma' il q criminal who
makes u sham confession In order to
sneak a free railway ride. The Asasi
tells Of n case connected with q MUIR
der. known rs the 'decapitated corpse
case. which took place last year. 4
man gave himself up to the police In
Sendai rs the perpetraiOr Of the crime
He was brought to Tokyo and bis story
investigated 1t was found to be
pure fabrication"
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-01
OLD ENGLISH HOUSES.
In the Days Of Wooden Huts, Thatehsd
Roofs and Clay Floors.

In the Days Of Wooden Huts, Thatehsd
Roofs and Clay Floors.
The habitatiOns of English common
people for centuries consisted of a
wooden hut of one room, with the fire
built in the center. To this hut. II q
man increased In family and wealth, a
lean-tO was added and later another
and another. The roofs were Of thatch.
the beds Of loose straw or straw beds
with holsters Of the same laid on the
floor or perhaps eventually shut in by
a shelf and ledge like the berths Of
ship or by u small closet
The Saxon thane or knight built
a more prctenti0us hail." a large open
room like the Roman atrium with q
lofty roof matched or covered with
states or wooden shingles. In the cen
ter Of the hard clay floor burned great
fires Of dry wood whose thin acrid
smoke escaped from openings in the
roof, above the hearth or by the doors.
windows and openings under the caves
Of the thatch.
By day the "hearthsmen" and Wis
itors when not working or fighting sat
on long benches ON either side of the
fire and. as John Hay puts 1t. calmly
drinked and jawed'' or. gathering at
long boards placed on trestles. regal
ed themselves on some sort Of porridge
with fish and milk or meat and ale.
At night straw or rushes spread on
the floor formed beds for the entire
company in the earlier and ruder days.
when the "baser Sort were glad to
share their straw with the cows
Charles WinslOw Hall In National
Magazine.
The Columbus journal., 1911-02-01
AFTER THE TEMPEST.


A pretty schoolma'am once taught
school In u Long Island village. All
the young fellows for miles around
were mad about her. but the school,
ma'am was proud. and none Of the
boys seemed to stand the ghost of q
chance.
Young Jim Brown. the judges son.
was the best looking chap in the
town. and Jim probably loved the
schoolma'am more than any of her
other SWANS. but be never bad the
pluck to declare himself he felt too
small and mean before the beauty and
learning Of the schoolma'am- But one
day, the schoolma'am being away on
q visit in New YORK. state. Jim asked
advice Of the editor. The editor said:
Take the bull BY the horns and in
sert an announcement Of your forth
coming marriage In my society col
umn. 1t will cost you only 50 cents"
So Jim inserted an announcement to
the effect that the schoolma'am and
he would be married the next month
and would spend their honeymoon at
Atlantic City.
Well. a short time after this an
nouncement appeared the schoolma'am
came back home Jim heard on all
sides how furious she was. For sew
eral days he kept away rom her,
Then one afternoon as she was com
ing home from school he ran plump
into her In the lane
She let him know at once what she
thought Of him and bis outrageous
conduct. She stormed and raved. and
her pretty eyes flashed fire. Jim stood
first on one foot and then on the 9th
er, and finally he blurted out:
"Well. II you don't like It can have
the announcement contradicted."
"Oh. bother it!' said the school
ma'am- Its too late n0w."-Wash
ingtoD Star.