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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30
Srnncr Sutton,. Der Mahtulscr bes
Tatcrs Sumiem

unb Der leBtc iibcrlcbenbc Hionicrs
Eflc9cr Der IusiGeigcn bon Mplotui.
1T Dem %crncbmcn nnd) cbcniulls bon
Dem SoDc ciucS NiisidBigcn Icorobt.
allcin parnuf nit bcmielbcn 0e!bcn>
mIth geriiltct, Der nid) &ntcr Snrnicn
ullsGcScidlnct bat. @rubcr Sutrpu III
Gin Netrran bco @ilracrfricgco II. mar
llnd) bclnIclbcn Elm In9eitcltcr DER
=. & N.sSnbn, bis Ct sum &utbolis
S%isntli5 iibcrtrat nnb lid, III Wcrnphi5.
Scnn.. Den Spminifancr %dtcrn uus
ld)loB. Gr lcbtc, che CT nndl pcrl I'M
Sabre 1889 ~crfplBtcn Sooc Nca Nntcr2
Snmien hci'cn Nudfulgc ultrot. III
cincm Srnppiitcn @aioitcr. "&atbps
liid)cr W!ulbcrsbptc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30

Rom gcmclbct Miro. but Der bodlp. 0r.
Sr. Mad, Henuttclr hcs .Vurcmbur
ger %plt", bno Sottprnt i'll Der Sbcos
logic %bcitnnpcn.
Wrlncne &ud,jett. - Mm Wittlpudl
"icicrten Die in %inpcrt5bcrH lupbncus
pcn Ghclcutc tSricbcrih Sunlc Sdllz
mann lire gplocnc @pdl3cit.
Snrcm bmrg q. II. %pril. lSu@
slate @pdc. I'm Nltftrugc oca Aol1
Icutcz nm 0unnlpcrttrs%crbGnoc une
inter 0titlpirfung Der ArpBbcrSpSlidcn
NcNicrnlg wurbt in Der 6nuptitubt
~Slrcunbllrg cine "SoiinIc Mpdc" ubs
gchultcn. llcbcr ullAcucinc M(ittcI>
ltnnf3s Srngcn rcicricrtc u. 6oflc ppn
Der &clfaucrcina GcntruIc in Wtilne
d)cns@lubbadl. SpcSicle Nunblperferz
Srdgcu b%cbdnhcltcu Der Scfrcidr -bc2
&crlid)crlrng9 Nmtc%, %Slrcmburg nlo
81. &ienbed, 6nblperf2 aunumcrz
Sunbituo III 0nnnopcr. %ortrd9c
iIbcr ipcSicllc Sctuiuiiten Srugcn bicl@
ten Ncrmnnn Nilcr, Sdnbtn9S Ibge>
pronetcr, SctrctGr bc5 Sunbca filr
6anoel uub Wcpcrbc in Stltt9urt mn
81. &eftor Sambredlts, Iiniiteridlz
Gbcf i'll Sriliicl. @cucrdl : ScfretGr
Der Sntcruntipnulcn bureaus iiir
0tittclitnnb. Die pruftiiden ShluBe
folgcruuAcu aus Der Sp5iolen @od1e
filr Die Experimentation &nnplperter
unb aauflcute 500 am lesteu Dor
trd9otag Sruiciipr Bidder, General
Setretdr Der beiben @unbcspcrbdnbe.
Bic Sa9lng mar bon 200 bis $50
Sunbnertcrn unb &uufleuten, mebrc>
rem Nb9eurnneten, iait idmmtliden
Gorituub9 Mit9lieoeru pes lurembura
giid)cn tatboliihcn &plfspereius be-
illd)t.
Gipilitanb Der Stapt 2%urcmburs.
c.-%pm ). Ipril:
9tif. Strcff, alt 3S Sabre, Shreiner;
Spbunn Ghnloi3. ait 70 Sabre. @drte
ncr. - l.: Nif. Srtrea, oft 43 Sabre,
Efurrer. - s.: Yctcr Sdpnubier, alt
80 Sabre. Sdncibcr. ull5 NicpGforn;
gtnria Aciifcr, nlt So Sabre. Spe6e>
reibdnblerin, ebclo2; Sran5 &unS, ait
u Sabre, autidlcr. ull3 Holingers
arlrno. - 10: Maria @pmmcre. alt
80 Sabre. Gbefruu bon geo Wurc,
NStrth gu Siffcrbiu9cll. - H.: Innn
&cibel, oft cine hnlbe Stuube; Spa.
Shipurt. alt SO Sabre. @eridtspoll>
5iehers Sdlreibcr. chclu3; Wnriu Strus
ncn, ait 80 Sabre, Gbcfrnll bon @ein>
rih Stcphanp, Scrgmum 81 Cid an
Der Nl3ctte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30
Aus ben iibrisem TheiIrm.

z d. ire II, II. Npril. - Del Scr
bclitigcn @emeinoeratbs : G~riaslpabl
our gricBung bes pcritorbcncn @cs
meinberutbcs Surpc3 iullrpc Sr. Sc
ringer, Gigentbiimer unb @rpBbreu@
nerciz9cIiser gclpdblt.
ulmar= Sers, I. Npril. =
Seute Nnht perihieo bier DER iriibere
lpeitbin befanntc @roSmilblcu @ciiBer
6crr Ycificr, Vruper u~nieres gcIfdee
ten @ilr9crnlciiterS uub Erdiieentcn
Der Surcnlbllr9cuiic III Saris. Ser
Gcritprbcnc bate iid Dor etlpn eli
Subren BON ieinem @etriebc ais @roR@
miiblcn> Se'ieer 5llrildgeSoScn uno be-
lppbntc NIT ieirtem @rubcr bic grpHc
nell crbalIte TiQa on Der StrdBe nad
&olmnr> Suite.
Stciniprt, 8. Mpril.-Scr 90
idbrige Nrhciter :. y. Sdotlpeiler
luplltc geitern Nbeno alt Dem S,iittcus
pcrt Gplurt in cine Sentgrlbe lteigcn.
Sort fano man i'm belltc Wurgcn tuot
ppr. Wun nintmt an, buS Der iuugc
Mann bon Der 2eitcr ab9eitiirSt lit.
luobci CT anger &unbcn an aopfc audi
inncre &%crlceun9en erfitt.
Gihnorf, II. Npril. - Snl
Sitcrnnpntng bereitetcn Die Ginipobncr
BON Gid)oprf ibrcn beibcn S%dulidnuc
tern, Den Srl, %uHencr mlb aintAeu,
cine iebr id)Gnc Spatiuu 5llr Scicr
ibrcs 25s idbriscn Sicnitiubildum2.
: ii iuscn, ~. Npril. - DC
tern ialp bier Die enpgiltige Stidllunhl
iiir Die Scttipn &ullenielS ltutt. Sic
neileu Gouhioutcu Der Nc9cnpurtci,
YeQer bon Noucnfcls uno 9erua POM
@urieutbaIcr @pf, erbieltcu ie 80
Stimmen llnh iiup Ipn,it %aclpdbIt.
Snburdl gcrdtb Die Sartei bes Siirgerz
mciiterS i'm @emeinberntb in Die
Winoerbcit.
Ghternah d., 6. gpril. = 0eute
Mpraen beim Nblaocn eillcs Wa9cn5
uuf inherent Sabnbof muroc Der
Giicnbubn Nrbeiter Setter @ugncr
bon Der &urbel bes arabuo ae9eu Den
Seib getrofien nlb pcrart perleBt, paB
CT am Nudlmittug ltarb.
@efer, 10. Nlpril. - %crieBt
pprbcn iii Der @~ciGaenitcler Gsgcl
bon Sommclbiuscu unh %cder.
Tiefir d., 10. Slpril. - Ncllte
Iittog itarb bier Der Ncitor Der belsis
ld,en Nrmcc. Der peni, @cncrul Nr,
@lucicncr, i'm buhen filter BON 80
Snbrcn.
SSpcrn, II. slpril. - Sm Nltcr
Don u Sdhrcn pcridlicb ollbicr DER be
tonnte Gi9eutbilmcr &r. Sob. Heihz
ling, @iitglicp ncS hieliacn airdcns
rutbca.
Hullingcrarnno b, 5. Npril.
- Ser 5S Sabre dltc Siortncr Der
biciiacn Sicinguts Subrit. Ncrr Sob.
Milacr. pcui. @cnourm. iubr an
Snnatog ~Nudniittug nit Der Sdmalz
ipurbobn ppn Der N~nnenccric nod mol
li~nNer9rune. @cim IuSiteiscn Der
iino iid icinc Telcrinc in'ber Sruits
mcbr; CT fam 81 SAL unb ncrictf
inter ocn 3ug. Sem m~sliidlidcr
Waunc muroc Der Sruitfnitcu ciuacs
nriidt. Sr pcridlico nlSbnlh i'll leinci
NulmluN.
Siiicra inaen, 10. Ipril. - SeutC
pcridicn in Der <uit am Siihmnrtt
in SnremburA nash tlir6cr Arnntbcil
Sruu Mare. Ncb, 1aric Sommcrp
@Dcguttin BON Geo Mare. @ainptrGb.
@ump q d., 9, Npril. - &eutl
icicrtcu Die nod r~il,tiNen ebclcut>
Cruiser &cter pon Wiptnid lhre
/ rplNcnc 0ud6til, nunAcbcn pon mem
Viuhcru. prci I'M Schrcrinh tbu.igc'
observation-disclosures. brci S~dnpic9crtodl
tern mIr iiuni6cbn &iupcStiuptrn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30
Gin gliuittgca 3cidJeu hes ncncii
3eicns.

Gin gutes Hclltltnt ifcint bcrcito
jest Die iiinaitc Wt%luui5ipnlpubl fiir Die
Stnbt 5u BADEN: cilcn 3Gg5 tcs
mcrtcnslpcrtbcn Auiihipnns Der Snus
tb1tigfcit. Scit DER Wubl tnt man
on fcincm cin5igcn Gage i'm Sauamtc
pcnigcr uls 3S Observation-Disclosures
oll2geitelt. mdbrenb in Den brci Mo-
nnten porbcr bielc 3ubl tnunl i'll
elmer gan3en Wodc CREDIT ipIrbc.
PM Wittippd, D. @. murbcn iogor
nidt lucnigcr dis "a 9nlcrlalibuiB
ifcine nltsgcItclt. mdhrcnb bi9ber in
Der gan5cn 8cld)ifte bco Suuumtec
53 bic bpdl'tc 3nbl an eincu Gage
mnr. - ,Splumnbin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30
Nmeritaniihc fatbpliidc Iraucn :
Siau.

Sic YImcricun Ycngllc Of Gntbs
plic Mpnlcu" hat Den 3lpcd, bie Der
iticpencn Nntipnnlitutcn Der tutbplis
id)cn Srullcn i'll eincm .Srducnbuno"
3u pcreinigcn, 1bnlid lpie III ScutIdls
lanb unb III anbcrcn Sdnbern euro
pu'a. Bic critic nnerfamntc tdthpliihc
Sraucns&i9u puroc in Wunbepilt.
Co., nm %. Scbrror ba. 81. acgriins
Oct. pie Dies bcreits bcridItct pllrbc.
unb ea mnren beutId)e Sricltcr. lpclfc
hieic VelpegiinA ms Scbcn 9crllfcn
bubcn; oarilntcr: Nbt Yaul Sd)Gllblc.
=. z. y. bon St Benedict; Nep. aoee
Ncrl pon Gopingtou, Safer Scbu. :.
z. y. bon Ghindubu uub Hcp. 2cans
Der vi. Roth. 81. Gmiucn5 Cardinal
Snlcpnio bat in cilcm cigcnbGnpigcn
Sdreiben an Mcp. Hptb. Die Sraucn
Si1n mnrm cmpipblcu nm b~crielben
ocn ScHcn bcS &l. &uter@ periprpd,cn.
Ser bodip'itc 0crr Grjbiitpf :. IS.
McBner bon Millpulfec, Mis.. bat
nid,t uur Die nelc Siau cm~pipblcn.
lpnpcrn Ole SrguniiicrunN hcricibel
lclb,t. IN Nulin gcnpnmmcn. Ndtilrlid'
nllIl'cn nod cine 9roBc Iniubl lpidl
tiger Srngcu Der ms Scbcu gcruicncl
Sipu. mic Organization. Wit9licolfnil
uno Scituna Ariinblih bciprod,cn MGR
lpcrocn. bcppr Die proicfticrtc @iau
ipirflitc @citnlt unh Sorm angcnom :
men bat. Sph 9cacnlpdrtig ut bna
9iptbmenbiaitc. Die Hnmcn. Aorciicu
Der 0uupt Gunrticrc nnb &uupts
Sfiiccn Der totboliidcu Nraucns Tcrc
cine. lpclhc acipilt iinb, iih Der @igo
nnSuihlicben. 81 criabrcn. Wis uu'
lucitcrcn 9eriht mpAc mou nllc ipldc
Information an Die GrSbiih6ilifc
Ruu5clci. 1000 @ranb Npc., Mils
lpuufcc. His,. icnhcn. Spdtcr mirr
cine %iitc bicicr &trcinc bctnrnt &C.
cecu lpcrbcl. unb iolte bic gcplnutc
SpuitihnirrmN picicr Si8a circn aIlacs
mcinen Nnf!uuB finbcn, 10 mcrocn piC
SnmcnsS clcgattn 81 elmer nntipnulci
&crIammlunp. no Die SiAn %prganiIicri
.,crScu tountc. cingelnocn nrrocn,
Sic SprbcrcitmNS : Sdlrittc. IL
IiTMt DER hod)m'itc grSbiidpi an.
cyern pun Zen Spci Sonrcns Sonritcs
Ii, ~rcilsit,p, in Columbus unb Chi
~. . ln,O.ut purntn, gclbnu mcrocn,
Nom Sntrita."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30

Gin Midtcr in Selalparc bat 5idl
9egen Die gbihaifuns Der Yriisels
itraie aliSgeiprodlen, neil lie fin aea
piiie. DEM Stante eisentbiimlife gers
bredcn obihredcnb lpirfe; es pGre
Der Milbe lpertb, Su lpillen. tpefde
&crbrcd)en Dem Siaatc e~isentbiiuls
LID iinp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30

Ser eeutih : nmcritaniIdc Sour
nnliit Soicpb y. Steppcs, Der inter
Dem Nnmen .Sohu Nitid,, esd" be-
fannte Sumoriit, lit in Srooflpn im
alter BON So Sabren unb Iieben Roz
nuten geitorbcn. @eboren mar CT IN
Imber9. @apern. Bon 1876 bis
1882 mar er S%hauipieler uno ipioa
mctc lid Damn Der Souruuliitit. Cine
NlSlpnbl iciner Sumorestcn lit In
@lldfprm crlhicncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30

- ~ II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-30
Euiitiihes Sra,..

u u u
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
A QUEER INDIAN CRADLE.
II Reminds One of the Song Rock a
by Baby. In the Treetop."

Unique and probably the most print
tive cradle rocking device ever seen or
employed in any part of the world IS
the one that has been adopted by the
matter of fact squaws OF the Kwakiutl
tribe Of Indians now living on Van
couver island. British Columbia. The
mother performs the double duty OF
spinning and rocking her infant, snug
" packed in a followed out cradle
stuffed with cedar bark strips sus-
pended from the limb OF a sapling.
This, SAYS the Christian Herald, Is
about the most realistic and accurate
representation OF the old nursery song.
Rock n by Baby, In the Treetop,'
so far known, the most striking part,
however, being that OF the Indian
mother using her big toe as the mo-
tive power. With a cord attached TO
the bent limb and the other end wound
around her toe. she swings her dan
Cling offspring to and fro. leaving her
hands entirely free for weaving. So
out Of the ordinary was this scene of
Indian life. which was met by an ex-
petition. that a life size group of this
subject recently was set up In the
North chronological hall Of the Ameri-
can Museum OF Natural History. New
York city.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
Dreams.
York city.

our sweet illusions only die
Fulfilling loves SURF prophecy.
And every wish for better things
An undreamed beauty nearer brings.
For fate is servitor OF love.
Desire and hope and loving prove
The secret of immortal youth,
And nature cheats us into truth.
O kind allurers wisely sent.
Beguiling with benign intent.
still move us through divine unrest
To seek the loveliest and the best.
Ere long the feeting glimpse OF good
Shall rest I'm full beatitude,
And more than all 10 earth denied
Shall greet us on the other side.
Whittier.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
Demand and Supply.

This village Is more than 1900 years
old" boosted the landlord; "a quaint
old place surrounded by fine scenery
But where demanded the tourists.
'are the merry villagers dancing on
the greenT'
The landlords brow clouded. "Ah
the tourists ask for them" said he.
IF this keeps up the municipality VIII
have to maintain "a ew."-Louisyille
Courier-Journal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
FASHION RULES OF CHINA.
Dress Problem Oeliberated at Ten SEES
sions by the Congress In Picking.

nr.ss problem Oeiiberated at Ten SEES
sions BY the Congress In Picking.
Ten sessions Of the new republican
in Picking have been devoted
IN the question Of dress. one whole
day was given over to the trying on OF
hats. and all possible and impossible
fashions Of mems and women's cloth
ing were displayed and examined. Inc
results of this p~ainstaking investlga-
ton may be gathered from the Follow
inc sun of the laws passed;
First.-An Chinese officials. without
distinction Of rank. shall wear Euro
pean clothing. This shall consist oil
black walking coat. top hat of Chinese
silk and patent leather shoes. No
mention is made Of trousers. TN ordi-
nary occasions a derby hat may be
worn.
Second. - Notwithstanding persons
shall also dress as above on festivals.
Third-Those belonging to the mill
tary. police and to the judicial n stu
dent bodies shall wear the prescribed
uniforms.
Fourth.-Women shall use European
hats. but otherwise retain their custom
airy dress with certain notifications.
The etiquette of greetings was de
fined as follows: Ordinary greeting. hat
off. bow once: official greeting. hat on
bow three times. Women keep theil
hats on.-Berlin Tageblatt.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07

Mr.. Styles-I have two tickets for
the opera.
Mrs. Styles-Oh. goodl I'll go ana
put on my hat right away.
Mr.. Styles-All right. dear. guess
you'll be ready in time. The tickets
are for tomorrow night.-Pathhnder'
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
Out of Service.

Mother-Tommy. If you're pretend
ing to be an automobile. ! wish you'd
run over to the store and get me some
butter.
Tommy-Tm awful sorry. mother.
Int I'm all out OF gasOllne.-Judge.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
The Fitness Of Things.

A gentleman was one day, la the old
coaching times, travelling by a coach
which moved at a very slow pace.
Pray said he to the guard, what is
the name OF this coachf"
'The Regulator" was the reply.
And a very appropriate name, too"
said the traveller, 'for | see all the
other coaches go by it."-New York
Press.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
Not Entirely unsueesssfuI.

Did your investigation develop any
factsF'
"Yes." replied the lnquisitor. 1--WE
have every reason to believe that the
answer given to our opening questions
as to the name. business and residence
Of the sta witness were complete and
absolutely accurat e."-Washington Star.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
Overcoming Obstacles.

Brown left my money home in my
other trousers. Lend me a nickel for
car fare to get home. Will your
Robinson-I'ye only got a five dollar
bill.
Brown-Al right. lend me that; I'll
take a cab.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
"A Fine pistinction.

Willis-Then you don't think an in
vestment that pays over 9 per cent Is
safe? Gillis-Oh. yes, But | don't
think one that promises to pay over q
Der cent ls.'-Judge.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
Weekly illustrated Humor
Carte Blanche.

Il think" said Mrs. Cumrox, who
was arranging a musical program.
that we will have a mezzo soprano"
IAN right" replied her husband.
Don't bother me about ii. Go ahead
and see In architect.
Star.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
CONVINCING Proof.

That" said Dustin Sax, lis a 1aag
nifcent art treasure"
How do you know-by the painters
signatursY'
NO. By my wi signature on the
check | gave the dealer Washington
Star.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
But La shs2

Il understand your wife is financially
Interested in your business
Yes"
"A silent partner. | supposef"
"Well-er-that's what she calls her
self Boston Transcript.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
A Shrewd Purchaser.

Phllanthropic Gent-Now, don't =
and spend tina. quarter in the neaf's'
saloon.
Thirsty Tompkins No. sir. Wohs
| kin git a bigger glassful IN the cue
on the next block.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
Discretion.

He-It is reported that yon anu :
are engaged.
She-Didn't you deny IL; -.
He-No: | was sfraid 70 do so WI"
out first seeing you.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
Or to Bite Some Hvmari,.,l

Here's an ITEM" observed Rivers.
to the effect that the king of Sweden
raises prize dogs on his farm"
Il suppose he uses Them" suggested
Brooks. ito drive bis StockholmT'-
Exchange
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07
Grist From the Sport Mill
BY STADIUM

English team will win three straigs,
matches" He goes on & state that ~.
months agents OF the Duke Of Wes,
minister have been searching Tor tnlo
ponies and nov have practically ap
worth having IN England
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07

II call that RANK ingrautude'
now" after | teach that slri
skate she goes to another tea'o" en-.
postgraduate course.'-LouiSSAie W.
rier- Journal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07

-HE association Of the English
ROYAL family with sport has
never been so close as II is now.
when n sailor king Is on the
throne. which fact ut first signt may
onpear To be an anomaly. but yet
upon consideration il Is nothing of the
sort-that is to say. II heredity counts
for anything in such matters. for King
Edward was a sportsman us Keen as
any of his subjects. and all the house
Of Hanover. excepting maybe the
first. were generous supporters OF the
sport Of kings. and some of them OF
shooting likewise.
IL must lie remembered. too. al
though by reason Of his profession
the present sovereign has not been IA
vored by opportunities for developing
the latent love of British outdoor eX-
e~reises. that obviously Is SO strong
within him to the extent of becoming
proficient In many Of them. that he
has kept himself well Informed Of all
that has peel going on.
II is presumable, therefore. that the
kings devotion to British sport aud
his desire TO encourage its development
In every branch were responsible for
his recent visits to Henley and Lords.
while his Partially for Rugby football
was previously rendered evident by his
patronage OF the great game at Twicb-
enham. His majesty. moreover. has
done much TO advance the interests of
other sports and pastimes.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-12-07

class rooms. with assembly room, Of
fees and storeroom. Concrete re-en-
forced with steel is the construction
material which meets conditions best.
1t is specified for the standard school,
house.
Already 1876 school buildings of this
type have been completed, and li3
others are in process of construction, OF
which eighty-One lacked very little OF
completion and were already occupied
at the time the director made his re-
port.
As a result Of a campaign for acquisi-
ton Of adequate sites to provide sum-
cient room for the buildings to be
erected, for the future development OF
the school plan. for school gardening
and for suitable Fairgrounds the bu-
reau now has in its possession l3I
school sites.
One new educational center of very
| great interest has beer established dur
ing the past year, a school of household
industries. The director describes 1t as
follows:
lIt pun pOSC VI inns 49,
train adult women in certain selected
home industries. In five or six months
of daily work in embroidery and lace
making the persons attending this
school can become very proficient in
these lines. They will then return to
their homes, or to other towns agreed
upon between themselves the di-
a...4fo, .-Houo noah uroFn-
an will be expected TO establish a To-
cal class for instruction in her spec
iality. 1t is desired that she gather
about her a group of Industrious wom-
en- and girls whom she will instruct
along the lines OF her training in the
School of Household Industries. When
they shall have become proficient, she
will employ them at fair wages. Doubt
less many of the women who receive
instruction in local classes Will be
ambitious TO form similar organiza-
lions on their own account. and in this
way it is expected that an ever widen
ing circle of industrial activity will
result"
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
The Industrial program is being pro-
NOTED constantly through the medium
of provincial Industrial supervisors. in
spectors and instructors from the tray
cling corps Of the general office. vari-
Gus publications. bulletins and CORE
spondence. through Industrial exhibits.
through the appointment of pension
ados to receive training along such
lines. and by means of the special
courses offered in the Philippine Nor
nal school and the Philippine school
of Arts and Trades. An examination
of the figures included among the sta
tistieal tables of this report will show
that of the total enrolment Of 233. 40
bows and 13S.S42 girls during the
month Of February. 1912 Can average
MONTH. 21G.29O boys and 123,203 girls
81 per cent of the entire monthly
enrOllment-were doing some form of
industrial work.
The athletic program of the bureau
has found general acceptance among
the masses of the people OF the is
lands. 1t Is confidently expected by
the director that as soon as the intro
duction of the playground and group
games become general at least so per
cent of the school children viii par
ticipafe in athletics.
An educator from one Of the greatest
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as 10 whose possession the title right
fully belongs we will have TO consult a
sextet Of members OF the l5s pound
elass-namely. Mike Gibbons OF 81
Paul, Eddie McGoorty OF Oshkosh.
Wis; Frank Klaus Of Pittsburgh. Leo
Houck OF Lancaster, Pa; Billy Papks
Of Spring Valley. Ill, and Jack Dillon
of indianapolis.
For two years the title has been dis
puted. Surely one OF this sextet has
the necessary qualifications to come
into undisputed possession OF the honor.
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Jack Johnson carries the hea,,weish,
chip on his shoulder. Ad Wolgast !
wearing the lightweight crown. aohn.
ny Kilbane has the fea~therweisht deal
ia his Atteil proof safe and carries the
key In his vest pocket. johnny Couloa
i the peerless bantamweight. Ent
what about the document If superior.
ity Ia the midd!eweight divisions
When last heard of these papers q,
championship Identification We're +,
the possession of the late STANLEY
Kctchel and were guarded from being
lifted by two powerful arms. either ~
which had a Knockout punch concealed
IN the bieeps Of an alert boxer and
fighter Of the grit and the stamina u A
Young tiger. For further information
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a "Frame Up"

Boy-Father, why do the pictures
have framesl
Father-So the painters should know
where to stop. my son.