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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

uIu plc SputCU YullilulCl ~~NltSpeil
gu icbcn an @lumcn. Selpcrn, uno
oacn @crfcu scr. Stppfuns.
Gin BebGhtnif, tim 8ntcS nno
Niislid,cs iiir lid unn fir Nnoerc 5u
lcrnen unb cs Insereu mit5ntbeilcn.
Hpggenbalmhen.
Gs luor nod nid,t lan9c hcr, lett
Mpaecuhdlmdcn nua Sidt Der WcIt
erblidt bate, ubcr ItIon hIitttc cs
muutcr nit tlarcn Nll9en nuf Die
@clt unb ba5 Srcibcu %ringsumbcr.
@as CO ba lab, 9cfiel linn gut: iIeiz
bige Icnihcn frphltd ~iprin8enbe
SGmmer. griine @ieicn uno butte
Shmettcrlinac. uuo uur Nllcu 10
piclc Srilper unb Stpcltcrn nm lid,
Der. bic gcrane5u luitig prciniaautcll
mic cs lelber.
r@utcn Morscu. Hosgcnhdlme
hcn!" rici uuf cimnul Sruu Sonnc
lud)enb. ~Sas Sebcu sefdllt Dir
ppbl?"
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den, viehr. nbcr groBcr mpd,tc id
Iein. pumit ih Niles beI'cr icben
tannI"
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aiitia Die Spnnc unO idlidte eini9e
Strdhlcn 81 NogSeubdlmd)cn; Die
mltBten c3 bebutiam 6icbcn unD Die
grbc nm iciu &iirScltcu lpdrmen,
Ipdcrn. Su rccttc llnb irrcttc co Iid
uno luar balb 10 arpB. poB G nm
bcuucm IQes icGcu tnnntc, luu5 in
Der Ndhc uup Scrnc porgiug.
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mlcno am uupcru Gage Srau Sonuc
% ia. semiB. M Die I%ntpprt
Yubcr -
,9huu, nu5 uber?"
Sd nrpd,tc aud, germ unbern Dor
9tlIBcn ieiu. linen helfcu uno picncr
nit mciuer araft, mic id, ieet allt
Gins Dem anbcrn bclfcn unb Gcller
icbe". %urtlportete Hogsenbdlmfen.
.9ict,t 10, idgtc DIE Spnue, "nlld
bu5u iol Hatb lperben, ullr mliBt 81
nod 0cbulb habcu, bis Define Sci
gctommen lit. Nbcr Dam laB G
Dir oild, aefallcu. ipenn Dir tuch &C:
than miro llno lpcnn OIL bon mciner
Strablen mitlll1tcr ctlpdS heiH llilS
hcrb nusefnBt lpirit. Senn ipnit fam
ih bit nid,t geId,idt hdSll MAIDEN
anbcru nilslid, 81 lcin. Su5I mllB
Oh crit. lpic sic Icuid,cu iagen, rel
lpcrbcu."
sd mill lcrucu Niles 6u crtrd.
gen.. ia9tc Hosgcnbdimdlcu ,cinfad,
Nun fam cine bciBe. itlpere Scit
Sic gItcn Spnncuitrnblcns it,icnct
iait icnfrcht nuf Die Grhc berab uni
idrbteu Hogscnbdlmdcns friIh,
&nuscll blcit unb blcidcr. @plrcn,
aprner bctam CO Su trascn; btl
2ait par itrper, dbcr Hpsseubalmtel
lpllBte. bab ca Ilcs 10 iein muBtc
hub CO nod, @roBrs pollbringcn iolltc
bud, hob cS nif,t itplS NIB hud,miitbi!
iein 6ampt, ipnocru ienftc cs nit be
aplecnen Gait bemiithis sur Grnc
tlnb iciuc Nriiner r%ingsrmhcr mi
ibm. nnr wenise trugcn Den Sop
bpdl, nber on oeneu ,par nitts bran
ySaubc Icbrcn", iasten bi
Mtenihe1.
Gincs Cages bortc Ho09cnbolm
dleu iuacn: rScBt lit on5 aprn rcif
mprgen lpollcu mir Is nldheu." llul
nod che cS ocu Sinu bicitr Mort
rcd)t pcritunbcn hnttc, tuncl ni
! Wcuihcu nit b!autcn Scnlcu I'M
mdhten es uh. Sn2 that lpch. mi
neincnh iant Huaacnbdlmd,en mi
icincu @cfGhrtcn SIR Grhc. Sod d
por Srou Somnc wicbcr Oh, nilecrt
icinc Sdlmcr5eu, iprab ihnt Mutb 81
unb lugtc:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

uno Die Spurcn gpttlidlcr @eishelt
81 icbcn an @lumcn, Selbcrn, uno
oacn @crfcu ncr. Stnpfuns.
Gin 8%eSGhtuif, nm 8ntcs nno
Niislid,cs iir lid, unb fir Nnoerc 5u
lcrnen uno cs Insercu mit5ntbeilcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Sas 8l6flcin ses @liifs.


Sas @lirf iii Elm @!otlein nit
oilnnem Strang.
Sran 5iehcn bic N3enid,en ibr Scbcu
lang,
Sod) lpill c. nid)t immcr crtlul9cn.
Sa laiieu sic Scigcn ncn Strana i'm
Stid,,
BIC Sollfilhncn Serren 10 TilrdJtcrIid,
MS tonlltcn Den Slang tic crSlpingeu.
Su, lei min fcin ieigcr unb miibigcl
Wift,
Su5 @lndlein crfliuget bon lelbci
Sir niflt.
Drum reac nun cmiig sic 6dnpc!
Sen Solltilhucn nbcr geiel did
nid,t bel.
5errit Oh lup scrrcit Der
Strana Dir cntSluci,
it's nit Dem 2Gllteu 81 guoe
(9llhnig Ntilpling.)
NM
SGhnf,en ,,lcrnt" frdheu!
Sbr miibt MIR cinmol has
6dbnd1cn iehn.
9n@ SdhndIcn iibt lid.
Sas 0dbnd,cn lcrnt frlb'nl
Sdpu id)piut ihnt pu5
a%dlnnndlcn.
Silnt Wodlcn iii : ult.
60 cinnral - mott cinm,ul =
SaB meitbiu erid,nilt's:
aitcrifi.
60 rid,tig. hpf trdftigcr.
Damn fam idl G. id>on,
Zen Sd,nabcl lpcit Dfiueu
llnb lnutcr Der Sou:
&ifcrifi!
ga. 9itdft uur. ibr ainbcr,
Sas mub man peritcb'n,
anpf in Die 66hc.
Gum 5in'nlcl i:b'n.
"
Sic Sepern hcs Sdnciic2
81 id)6n'tcr Gntfultma
llnn cine a c il dtihc
Sultltll9.
Giferifi.
Gs mus OFT probiercu.
Sit ilcibis. 10 id,eiut's.
Sdllts ldllpcr nlld) Dem
Ndbnd)cn
%ic cub : ginnnaIcins.
Sort tont nlls Der &chle,
%clenpet mlh frci.
Nm Suoc bas rid,tiBc 8uhncnz
seid,rei.
60 frcut lid bd9 &%dhnd1cn,
Nanu iii c3 9cthan.
60 Ut cs Gin mirtliter grcSer
6uhil.
Aitcriti!
%Sas G,ptt cinem Snaben gibt.
Gincm Seib, ecm CT bc,pphmeu mn
rein unb Seiuno crbalten ipll.
3lpei 3dnnc. Die or fiir 'id mn
Nnhcrc '9cbrauden ipll. abcr mic 81
Nnoerer uocr icincm ciacnen Shancu
3pci SiiBc, bnmit CT Sbntcu mn
S,ebe. &ilotbdtisfeit mnb Nrbcit thu
fam; abcr nid,t gum IanlcnScn NOD
jim Sang in Veriuhnna pncr Siinoe
3pci Sippen. Die CT rcin hGltcn ioI
Dor imanliGubiaer Sprud,c, init ocne!
CT INNER bic @abrbeit nna gut
@urtc rcDcn ipl.
3lpci Sbrcn. I'M Den Snns SC
GOocl. Sen Stimmcn ser Stutir III
Scr Mcnihcn 81 lnuidcn; nber nj
iuacn tic Der Stimmc pcs %eriufer
8chGr ihenten.
Slpci Nuacn. nm an Sdlpner
@utcn lnh @nbrcu Ih 5u erireact
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

Sieien Snort perrnthen: bic hansiid,c
Nrbett, bic lhdtisfeit int Sausbalt.
Tim bic 0etnmnsfcln St itablcn uto
5ettletbtsfeit ST p%erhinnern, gtbt Is
fein b~eiieres Wittel ais hanitses Grey
peniteigen. I'm bic 0ruit fnnn bic
WirbeliGule 5n frGfttaen, ut 6nteen
mno Nnf,uaihen nas Bette, ppr sAem,
,uenn n babel nit ben 6dnben 5m
gleidber Belt ar6eitct. I'm bic SflMl=
tern ihmiegiaut 81 madyen, lit bic
Mrbeit nit eimem Veien has iocalifc
Miittel, aueerSem oas 3ragen pcn
Gimern. yafen uerihaftt Sbnen bic
id)Dniten ltn.erarntc, uno cine Stnnbc
Waiden criest Shncn in bDaieniiher
SeSiebuns cine gaitSe Mode Scnnis=
ipielen." Scr Sprtrus Yroi. 3upe
len Saraents niro. ricl umitriticn; Die
Wcbrsubl Der Wdnllcr nei9t 81 DER
Iniidt, SaB Der @elchrte iebr flhg
uno lpeiie odthte, ober Die id,ptcn
Srauen limb aufs Sieiite entrilltet.
bnb Der 8clehrte lin 8irflid,fcit elm
gnrbor lit. az Dem Elm Gcscr6dnblcr
pcrloren gc9angen lei.
- ~ u
Sns lcibisc Ileinlaiieu BON &inoern.
8ir lcien in cinem Icticlblatt:
Nilbreb either, bas feline Mdbd)cn,
ods lid pdhrenb Der Nbucicnbeit Der
Mutter lcbenseefdhrlite @rauplrlms
Den 3rse5oSen, lit bieien I'M citerlifel,
6eim erIesen. Die Mlltter ipur CUR
3eit bes lln9lildes a~rs9cgunaeu llnt
einiae giufoufe IN. Der Nnhborid,uit
81 b%elorsen unb bate ihre bcipcn
&inbcr. Siuci @tdbd1eu i'm Ilrer bon
6; reip. 4 Sahren allcin selalienr mo
cingeid,loiien. &a~hridleiulid, bate
ba5 dlterc Idpdcn ben @nsofen uue
su5iiupen periubt unb Snbci iein
aleib in grnnb seicst. Nodlbnrn.
Die Die Sbilre erbred,cu mllBtcn IAN
Den bas arme Sinh bon Slu,nmen
umbilut. Sns iiiuaerc Sdllpe'terteu
bate Wuiicr bcrteisetragen. nm Der
Shipeirer 81 betfen, 'abcr SoMlie lam
81 lpdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
"
(@iugeinuot.
Swci 8dtgicl .Muisaben.
Sic adj WobItbdtcr (?)
bes Golfes.

l.. Icr lieicrt bas aralt. hus.
lpeun in Haud, peripaubelt, Muntcn
bis in Den iiebenten 0irumel periest?
2. Mer begliidt ms nit Der Cub
itan5. Die pcu @aumeu fisclt uup rus
Seben periilBt?
B.. Wcr crbdlt ms Die nobrbuitc
Srlldt bsS bcliebtcn 6%ausnoacls, bic,
obidon I'M Sriibiabr erScugt, bot int
@inter per6cbrt miro unit ober nbnc
@obl9erut) =?
A.. @cr iprst oofiir. bab Die DC
%Iunbbeit bes TpIfes niht lcioet burd,
iibermdBiacn SleildsenllB?
3. @er tleioct Die arn,e Wtcuid,z
belt i'm &intcr uno bcipabrt tic ppr
Dem Grfricrcn?
g.. @cr ~erlnosIidt CO bcn1 9nubz
mann, pas gr5cugriS iciues SlciBcs
nit Der S~crinaiten Wiibe 81 crutcn,
nid)t aIeih Ben @ci5cn, pnbcrn and,
baS llnfraiit?
Z. @er crihuf bas Giicu wlo
Stabl fir Sic @i%icnbabuei,?
8. Wer bilft Die Hdbcr beS @nus
pels unb Der Ne9ierung idgmicrcn?
(aeinc Hcdltc pprbebnlteu,(
Ser ma &c Snfob.
u. g., @aib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04
Sob BEN SIiegenl

gs lit 10 idou, Die Sriefe aus Dem
2eierfreiie b%urhSuieben. 0tan finoet
Grnites uuD 5eiteres, ebenio uicl
Niislifes ba3niihen; 10 bente i6, lit
Sober perpflihtet, audi ieinen Seitrag
5u ~liefern.
gs pirb Jest anerorts Ben Slieeen
Der Cob seitppren linb nit Eett, es
sibt fir mid, nid)ts efliheres, ais 10
elm Shlparm Slieeen nm eincm her
um. nenn man ous gneu beior9t uub
mo niele in Der 8iid,e iinb. ba iinb lie
aud i'm aanSen Saus pertbeilt. @enn
man 1id cir @eilden our Guhe Iest.
10 plageu einen Die Slieasn. Dap man
lieber nieoer an Die Irbcit gebt ilnb
penn nun gar Semanb frant lit, rno
Die lditigeu Sbierc lailen Dem 8rats
fen feline Glbc. Wie oualooll lit bas!
IA mplltc i'd Nun baranf aufmcrfiant
MAIDEN, baF cS biliaer lit, su uer=
bitten, baf bic 6iiegen Srntitutten
finben, nls 9rdmien fir bic %seianses
nem Dliesen su be5ablen. 3. y. oa
ioltc fein 6chrift aus bent Saus uur
bic Siuterthire seihiittet merben,
feline alien Shube, 9ninpen ubcr Der
slciden, aud nidt in cine Ypr uber
Barrel i'm Suf pffcn iteben, no Naes
bann in 5dnlnik iibersebt uub ben
5liesen ,nnb annerem ltngesiefer
ltnterihlmpf bietet. Niles iullte iufurt
pcrbrannt merben, iuenn es ST. piel
Mrbeit madlt, bic 9un,pcn su iammeln
unb perfamfen. GS gibt ia nid,t piel
8elb baiiir, aber bic Mrbeit uirn be=
sablt. Bel Der 8elesenbeit fam ntan
2inbern snt Srbnuns lebren nKn Tic
sum Selbfperbienen anbalten, inbem
lie bic 9nmpen iammelm lid, meme
| aber MIR Die bonn isencn Salls>
balt!) mnb p%crfamfen nmn baS 8elb
iparen, niht ueripenbcu, mie cs
meiitens bel 8inocrn geihiebt. -
| (Srau q. ST.
Sic Irbeit I'M Sanic - Der
bette sport.
Sic %faibionablen Somen Scr nprz
ncbmen @eieQifait IN Soirou, Die nor
einigeu Sagcn 81 cinem Sprtrug bcs
b~efaunten SarparbsY Protectors. Sub
len Sar9ent. raulhtcu. lim npn Dem
8elebrtcu ipeuu moglidl allerlci
Shmeid)elbaitcs iibcr pciblid)cu
Sport unb Die 2eiitunHsidbigteit Der
Sranen aui bicicm @cbietc III borcn,
ipurcn nitt ipenia pcrbliifft unb cuts
%riiitet. ols Der @elcbrtc Den gcrabe hci
Der omcrifaniiden Snmemuclt 10 be-
liebten Sportsurtcu tcnpcrdmenippll
ben &ricg erfldrte. .Ilc bieie Sor.
men hes sports. 10 crtlGrtc Sroi,
Sublepz Sarsent ieiuen clcguntcn 3u>
borerinnen. ~iiuh mr. Gin Nprlpuab,
nm nit pielcn Soften unp piel 3cits
perlult Die Gitclfeit. bic apfettcric unr
ben Slirt III betreibeu. Wcnn Sic,
mcimc pcrcbrtcn Samcn, cinen mirf
lid per%ninitiseu bnsicniihen Spuri
treibem mpllcn, Der Shrem S6rpc,
icinc sanSe nprmalc SdOnhcit ihen-
| ten unb crbalten ioll, 10 tam ih Sbueu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

(Sortlcsl,ns aIf Der 10. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

lpaid,en merbcn. aucs lit porbans
Den, mas lie bn5u notbi9 bat. .4bcr
lie lerntc 5u 5auie ME refine @dihe
Ihdsen. Ser 2innenid,ranf lit ihr
sleideiiltia. uno bas Heiultat: BIC
@dihe lit eeraoe5u Elm SdrcdbilO.
60 acbt es ben Gag 81 &od]e, bon
Mod,e 81 Nonat, bis Dem Yfanu Die
@ebulo reibt. 9ott Sonfl lpenn Ell
muir nit leiner 5eirnth lln5ufricocn
lit, penn er nidt trinteu geht; oper
gar ieine Srau, leine Camille pers
ldbt. = Sas Soritcbeube lit leioer
n / d t elm ielten nortommenocr SAT-.
5duslid) eraosene Wdoheu lperoen
oas segentbeilige gilo er9eben. Srcus
Dig tperben lie Dem Wann Die Wabl>
5eiten piinftlih beretten n; nit be-
redtigtem Stol5 perben lie Die c b il
9endbte. elbit 9eluaihene Wdlhe
bcreit lcaen. .Sa5 Scim lit ihre
@elt; unb frpb 9rilBt tic Gen, Dem
es bel ibr sefdnt" ihilbert oicie Sprte
Sraueu nit Hett Der Sitter. =
(gine Salsfrau.)
SauoeIion @ n.
Gin 2eier, Der bas Experiment &C.
maht bat. tbeilt init, bnB er bcnere
Heiultate pbue S~eintiitllna por
Sefe cr5ielt bat. Ser 8ein sdhrt
BON ieIbit, infolge bes 3udcrs, Der
man beifiist. Iud iol man lpeiBer
erauulirteu unb niht Den brauner
3udcr ba5u gcbrnlld,eu. Ian branh'
audi nidt n%otbiueu0i9 Sranscn poel
Gitronen bei5uiiiaen; Der 8cin be:
tommt io9ar ciuen f%eineren 8eidrmad
obne biele Susreoien5ien. Der Seler
Der bieie Wittbeilung mndte, behamp'
tet, er lei bmrf ben 8enmk bieies
pmrem 1annclion =Weins pm einen
itarfen Nierenleioen gebeilt mproen.-
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-04

AJICI tVUC
3ircite Hdtbiclz
NMfgabc:
-@oriu bcitcht Der llnterihicS
5ipildcu Webcn mlb laufen? ?"
u. e. y, g. @ia.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
FOR AMERICANS IN PARIS
Y. W. c. A. Opens Handsome New
Quarters Near the Madeleine.

Paris March 15.-The British American
Young Women's Christian Association has
just opened handsome new quarters In the
Rue GodOt-du Mauroi. I'm the centre OF the
city near tho Madelein" and within two
blocks OF the new rue Edward VII. which
everyone Will he talking about in a few
weeks when II viii be "inaugurGe" by
President Falllares. The Anglo American
building contains Offices Of administrative
and Institutional work, free employment
bureau. lunch rooms. reading room and H.
hrary and large conference hall
There are al present more than one thou
sand young women I'm tho membership Of
the association, representing twenty differ
ent nationalitles OF which, however, nine
tcnths are British. American and French
During the last seven yealr since the or
ganizatiOn OF tho association $3.50 Young
women have been residents In the home at
No. rue dc Turin. where they have had
y safe and comfortable lodging wholesome
and nOurishing food and an elevating social
and moral atmosphere. During the same
period 7,iH employees and i,29i employ ycrs
have registered in the employment bureau u
and more than 1000 young women have
found positions through tho association
The association aims to keep on NJ.
classified information. regarding life in
Iaris. OF service to all women, whether
residents or strangers.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
THE BACoNs HoNORED AGAIN
Guests at Opening Of New Carnegie
Peace Headquarters in Paris.

Paris. March 23--Robert Bacon, United
States Ambassador TO France, and Mrs
Bacon were to-day the guests Of honor AZ
the opening of the new headquarters OF
the European bureau of the Carnegie Inter.
national Peace Foundation in the Rue
Pierre Curie opposite Nine Curie's new
laboratory ard the OccanOgraphic Institute.
There was a large attendance of Senator,
Deputies and scientists Of all branches.
Baron d'EstOurnelles dc Constant who
presided. thanked Ambassador Bacon for
his work for peace. He defined the object
of the Carnegie Foundation as affording
means TO the we'll intentioned people OF
the world 10 collaborate for the good OF
each country in working for the higher in
terest Of all countries or patriotism de-
voted to the higher civilization.
4 cable message of congratuation Vas
sent to Andrew Carnegie. -.,
The annual Official dinner and reception
Of the Foreign Minister. given tonight BY
NJ. Poincar6. was in the nature Of fare
well 10 the American Ambassador and Mrs.
pacon. one hundred and fifty members OF
tho dopomatlc corps we're present a. tns
Ciuner. which was followed by a brilliant
reception TO which four thousand INVITA-
tioDS had het n issued.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
OPPOSED TO HkRA-KlRl
japanese University Head Forced
to Resign for Views.

Toxic. March because he publicly op-
poses hara-ki and other methods OF sui
eide commonly practised in this country,
Dr. Yamakawa, president of the kyushu
University has resigned his Office.
Last November. when the Emperor at
tended the manpuvres. the imperial train
Jumped switch, so that the Emperor was
detained for forty minutes at the Moji sta
ton Subsequently the station master, as
a sign OF penitence for the accident, COM
mitted suicide by placing himself in front
Of the express. His majesty was much
moved on hearing OF the tragic sequel, and
sent money 10 defray the funeral expenses.
II has now been proposed to erect q statue
TO the railway official. so that his sacrifice
may ne remembered BY posterity.
Dr. Yamakawa strongly disapproved Of
that idea, and wrote TO the newspapers
against the proposal He also drew atten-
ton to the common incident of school
teachers being killed or severely burned in
their attempts TO rescue the imperial por-
trait from the flames when their schools
happen to catch fire.
The press declared that the doctors letter
was most ndiscreet. and demanded his "c-
moval. in reply to which he is understo ID
to have rendered his resignation. The
whole question OF the ethics Of hara-kir
* therefore likely TO be again discussed.
The doctor asserts that not even the i'm
pcria portrait Is worth a mans life.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
KAISER GRAT|F|ES PARIS
Sympathetic Comment on His
Reception of French Players.
A THEATRICAL CONNOISSEUR
Rubies, Diamonds and Sapphires,
Set to Represent the Tri-
color, Given to Actresses.
IBy Cable TO The Tribune.I

Paris, March 23.-Emperor William
has once more obtained favorable and
sympathetic press in Paris by the deli
cate tact and personal charm that he
showed to the Partisan artists who at
the French Embassy in Berlin played be-
fore him on Thursday Alfred de Mus
sets comedy. lie Caprice
Mile. Provost. who acted the part of
Nine de Lery and her sister, Mile.
Gufneau. and NJ. Henry Burguet all say
that they were completely fascinated
with the Emperor, who chatted with
them for nearly an hour, speaking
French without the slightest trace Of
foreign accent and with true Partisan
huency and esprit.
He showed his perfect familiarity
sip Of the green room Of the Coincide
Franchise, and proved that he was In
touch with and In sympathy with the
art movement of Paris in literature, the
drama and painting.
The Emperor spoke with enthusiasm
about the Cluny Museum, and remarked
to Henry Burguet, who played in lie
Sous-Prefet aux Champs:
do you know, was unable to arrange
for the revival Of The Huguenots' at the
opera here without consulting docu-
ments i'm the Musee de Cluny to solve
certain problems about the scenery
The Emperor added; Il adore the the
atre, and especially the. French theatre
delight in reading Eugene Labiche, and
think his delicious little farce La
Cagnotte' Is the worlds masterpiece of
lie theatre legere." the last phrase in
dicating light, humorous. witty comedy
The Emperor gave to Henry Burguet
diamond scarfpin. and to Mile. Provost
and to her sister, Mile. Gueneau. an
tique gold bracelets with his initial w.
and the Roman numeral "lI' richly set
in rubies, diamonds and sapphires fash
ioned 10 represent the French national
colors, red, white and blue.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
CHINESE LOAN IN DOUBT
Bankers Here Not Sure Four Power
Syndicate Will Float Bonds.

Local bankers who are members Of the
so-called Four rower Syndicate, Interested
In Chinese fina cling, say that China has
not yet taken any action on the syndicate's
protest against her acceptance OF the
5000 900 loan advanced by an outside group
Of English and Belgian bankers. Until the
Four Power group comes to a satisfactory
policy toward future loans no more fnanc-
ing will be undertaken by that syndicate,
according to these bankers. Such an un-
derstanding has not been reached, they
say, and consequently the cable dispatches
from Peking telling Of a proposed $500, 600
900 loan to be made by the syndicate are
premature, at least.
Ii Is a question, the bankers referred 10
say, whether the Four Power group will
float any more bonds for China, owing TO
the complications following the entrance of
the Belgian syndicate into the situation.
The local bankers say they have received
no information that Russia Is really back
ing the Belgian syndicate, and consequent
that effect
They believe. however. that the last
named. syndicate has decided TO enter into
competition with the Four Power group to
Aandle new Chinese loans, and possibly has
been undertaking the American British
French German syndicate which was first
In the field.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
UPH0LDS WVISECTI0N
Royal Commission Suggests
Guards Against Cruelty.

London, March 1G.-"After full considera-
ton we are led 10 the conclusion that ex-
permcnts on animals. adequately safe
guarded by law, faithfully administered
are morally justifable and should not be
prohibited by legislation"
This is the principal passage in the re-
port of the Royal Commission on Vivisec-
ton. just issued:
The commissioners further state that:
Valuable knowledge has been acquired
in regard 10 physiological processes and
the causdtlon Of disease, and useful meth
DDS for the prevention, cure and treat
ment Of certain diseases have resulted
from experimental Investigations on living
1t is highly improbable that without ex
Terlments made on animals, mankind
would at the present time have heen In
possession Of such knowledge.
Administration methods are con-
demned in the following paragraph ot the
report:
We desire further to state that the har-
rowing descriptions and Illustrations Of
operations inflicted on animals, which are
freely circulated by post, advertisement or
otherwise, are in naly cases calculated to
mtslead the public, SO far as they suggest
that the animals in question were not
under an anasthetic. To represent that
country are wantonly tortured would, in
our opinion, be absolutely false
At the same time, the commission recon
mend that there should be an increase in
the number of inspectors. that there should
be additional restrictions regulating the
painless destruction Of animals which show
signs Of suffering after experiment and
that the Home Secretary should have an
impartial advisory pody. none OF whom
should hold license for experiments on
animals.
"An inspector" It Is stated, Should have
power to order the painless destruction OF
an animal which after experiment shows
signs OF obvious suffering or considerable
pain
IF the experimenter himself thinks the
animal is suffering severe pain, which is
likely to endure he shall kill it painlessly.
although the object of the experiment has
not been attained"
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
U. S. AsToNIsHEs GERMANY
Refunds S23. Value of Coal Left at
Guam by Kaiser Cruiser.

Berlin. March 15.-The officials at the
Imperial German Treasury were astonished
the other day when Captain Niblack,. the
United States naval attache, walked in
and informed them that he wished to pay
S23 on behalf Of the United States govern
ment.
He explained that a small German
cruiser, the Condor. had called eight
months ago at the Island Of Guam, a
United States possession, to coal The coal
was brought TO the dock and paid for. but
the amount was more than the captain
could stow, he left some OF II behind, and
apparently thought no more Of the matter.
The American officials however. care
fully calculated the value of the coal left
behind, and the money for It was remitted
TO the embassy in Berlin TO be returned
TO the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-24

country has ever boasted. The ceremony
of breaking the bottle of champagne across
the bows Of the vessel was performed by
an archduchess.
a large concOurse OF people visited Trieste
to witness the launching Of the giant ship
Some OF the visitors expressed the feeling
that In spite of the great efforts which
have been made to hasten shpbuilding in
this country the progress was small Inc
Fleet Society, which was constituted in lSi
has made considerable progress during the
last year. II now counts %, 300 members all
pledged to do everything in their power to
advance the cause OF naval expansion In
Austria Hungary by every means at their
command. The archduke has not only iden-
tilted himself with the Austro-Hungarian
navy, but he has prevailed on his wife, the
Duchess Hohenberg. TO take an interest In
the progress OF the feet. She was the NOV
ing spirit Of the Fleet Ball" which was
such a success I'm Vienna at the opening
OF the ball season this year.
Rome. March 23-All the Rome ncwspa-
pers express great interest in the proposed
visit OF the German Emperor TO Venice ana
hope that his meeting with King Victor
Emmanuel will bear good results, especially
with regard TO tho war. TIE King viii
leave here on Sunday evening and will give
luncheon in honor OF the Emperor at the
royal palace I'm Venice on Monday.