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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

bcs Sultans. Ston mandesmul
babcn Die fatboliiteu slrmeuier in
reft prientaliider 0eiie Den Teriud,
9enlnft, lid se9en Die Iutoritdt bcs
Sdtriardben unb Der 8iidDfe aif3uz
lebnen. unb Der 2aienratb beans
lprudtc S~dtultdten unb Hedtc, Die lid,
nit Der bDdbiten Iutoritdt bes Yapites
unb Der fatboliiHen Sierardie nid,t IN
ginflong briusen lieBen. 60 per@
laugte er H.. a.. cine birette Gins
miIduug Bel grnennln9 bon Siifos
fen uno Sfarrern, unb beanipruf,tc
pas Hedt Der Ibiebnng bcs Yatriar>
den. tpenn gpisfopat unb Glerus niht
naf ieiner Sfeife tan3eu rpolte.
ga Der 9dienratb aus reifcn
Totabe(n beitebt. p%eranlaBtcn bieie,
boS ibrc Sonberintereiien seseniber
benen Der unbemittclten Sep0lferIns
in eriter 2inie beriidiidtigt puroen.
Ser Yatriarh fonnte- iif Dem IQem
nift nnterperien, obne baB iein Gin
Ieben bnrlinter gelttten hattie. Sr
ifuf er bann cine Menge eingeriiicner
NliBbrdllGc ab unb iestc nit Siilfc
bes Sapites auf Der in Hont a6ges
b~altcnen Spnobe Die Nutoritdt bes
Yutriarfat5 unb Der fatbpliiden 8i>
Ihpie mieber elm. 8ie pcrlautet,
lpirb TiuS Der Se6nte benndfit Elm
biesbe5iielihes. an Den armeniifen
gpisfopat gerihtetes Sofumcnt pers
Dffentlifen. Si6erliA miro bic
grobe Waiie Der aatbolifcu Irnles
nien's nit DEM burd)aliS gu ibrenl
@ortbeil unternpmmcucn, cnersiid)ei,
@orseben bes Sl. Stubles 5ufriebei,
Icin. Selbit Die Notabcln. iptpcit tic
cs ipirtlid ebrlid meinen, b~iirften lid
nidt barber 6efla9en. ba Der Sl.
Stubl nift on ibrer Erdrogatipe 5eits
liden G6arafters seriittelt bat. Tbcr
eS beltebt cine 8ruppe bon 2aien. Die
burh Ierbreiting falider unb ii6ers
triebener Nahrihten. Die pffentlid)e
@einins sesen BEN Eatriard,en unb
Die n%euernannten 8iih0fe aufSlbebeu
Iudt. 60 ertldrt iih aud bic feinpz
icli9e &unbgebung, Die ge9en MIgr.
Ser5ian BEL Ieiner in bieien Saser
eriolgten Gnfunft in Gonitantinopel
iu S5ene seiest tpurpe. Son Seiten
Der Ne9ierrins unb bcs fran5oiiifcn
GonIulats iparen ale IaBreseln ees
troifen tporben. bab Die betbeilisten
Yerionen ooais unbebenist blieben.
@leide Soriorge ipiro ailh ben neiier
SiihDfen beim gintreffen IN ibren
SiD5eIcn an Sbcil iperbeu. Sic Hes
sierilne Der Sunstiirfen iollte lid
eisentlid NIT S%eibebaltlng Der poliz
tiiden YrGrosatipeu, bic ii6 nit con-
i%titutionelcm Gcsime niht pereinisen
lalien. nidt einperitanbcu %ertlGren.
aber pa tie i'm sesenipdrtisen Iuaens
bid alien innern Isitationen abbolp
lit. seipGbrt Tie Dem Tatriardeu ibreu
Seiitanb. Der nunmebr Sipiid,en Der
Sorheruns bes 2nicnraiheS nnb ben
Spiinunsen bcS Gomitcs llnion un0
Sortidritt. Die Salan5 balten muB.
- rs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
Was ein ueritanSieer Saep.
intant mnS Samilienvater
Don Oflaksma City iaat.

Ser GomniiiGr ser oiientIihcn
Sidcrbeit Sigblen, iplpie Soli3eihei
Sil9mann psu Sflabpma GitD iino lid
pariibcr einig, bo6 bic Srobibitionss
3cieBe in Silabuma I'M SntereIic Der
oifentliheu Siderbcit uno Iora( abs
9elhafft iperbcn mii'leu. Serr Sia6s
len rrfldrtc: I'D bin fir cine oiicnc
Stubt. ,. \. fir pIfcne @irtbidaitcn
inter pcrniinftiScr Neicslid,er Mcglls
licrung. GS merben ieet cbeuip
|biclc Sale lpcgcu 5ruufenbcit in
Zen Bcridlicn nc%rhdnbelt, ais SIR Belt.
"a mir pffcnc Sulpon3 huttcn. IS
miro bier troB bcS prohibitions
WeiebcS 8bisfcu an &nubcn un0
Mtd6d)cn p~crfnlGit, lpcld,c bdo notbioc
Wclb ba6I BADEN mo lueldc hurd,
iuldc Suitdnbc dui bic &cgc Der I'm
mprnlitdt aciiibrt ipcrbcn. ltnicrc
Siueer - ibrc Siuher, meine ainecr
- tumntcn in cine 9twuiptire DeS
CATERS, mcihe nidIt bcrrid,t, wp Der.
niinftige Snippnaciesc uGrhauoen iino.
GS fam Nicnrnnb bcltrcitcu, baB be-
rauidcnoc 0etrlufe bier p~erfalft lpcrs
Den. obuc bnb Die Stnbt irgenb Gin
Ginfonuncu baDou bat. So, i'd be
iiirmurtc eic Giniihrnus r%iicner
@irtbihnffen inter itdctiiGer Mcgu.
l%ntiOu, nauu msrScn Gle ieBt Bethlehem
BEN Sn~iterbShicn uub scbcimen Spc'
lnnfen reri6iuinOen,"
Yp!i5cidlci Silgmurm iii iir epeal
Opium uno bpbe 3iicnS. Or nil ais
bccioi1ter 9cnmter bie bcitcbcnbcN
@cicBc burNiiibrcn, hpd lei Dies cine
Idlpere Inignbc, 10 LANCE lid d,nrat4
~teripic @tGnuer mb Srnucu nit Dem
cbcimcn %crtnni bcruuidlcnecr
GclrIufc hciaMcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
mas anSere StaSte tkmn.

Sn Siniiht II dbtiiGcr Ser
lunltuns lit boS Nahfolgcubc rctht
nafabmenslpcrtb 5u ncnncu. Sic
Stnot Slebelanb. Sbip. bat cine
Sarm bon 1000 Ydcrn innerbal6
6ebn Ieilen pont @ittclpunft ncr
Stabt. Sic lpurbc Dor ad,t Sa6rcn
81 $170 per Nder gefauit. bcutc
ut JIG haS Icbrfahc bcs a%nuiprciIcs
i'm @artte lpcrtb uub iiir Die Staot
iii tic nod piel n%ertbppller. mic 6crr
Goolep crtldrt. Scnn auf Der Sarnl
bciinbcn lid ane itdbtiiheu Initols
ten iiir Trme, fir Sun9cnfranfc uno
fir Strai8eian9ene. Sus Serraiu
lit 9roB genng. bab Die perihicbencu
Nnltnlten lpcit ppneinnnocr cutfcrnt
Iiub. ndlnlid cine bis 5lpei Mtciicn.
unb baB fir bic Seppbncr INNER
ibrer Sase uuo loren Nrdiicn unt,
ipredenoe ScihGftiGunD gcs
iunhen perbcn tam. Sic amer
Nclbarbcit mirh bon bSu Struia &c
fnnNcnen prrriftct, lpcldc aui Nieit
&ciit Nm ljaterhnli ncr bililpieu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
ac.e s. eincit, v2l1ilifarpHidbtis
gen" ren ySramben" ereine.

Sp!geube Tngabcn. lpcldc 6crr
Ilbin @ofS an9cicbencr @~e'd)dftss
mann BON s!tluuto, GA. Der N. ..
S~tnnts5tg." am II. Sanlinr 1912
madtc, biirftcn ais o@arnung sur
&priift", in lpeitcrcn arciicn nou
Golden, bic nbriihcn" 0cboren iiub
unb Dor Grfilauna Der Wilitdrs
piliht allslpnnbcrtcn, NIT Sntcrciic
gelcicn pcrocu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
(SpeSials Correspondents
2lrineniiste 5wifiseeiten.

@ic 6cfauut. 9ebort Elm Sbcil Der
Nrmcnicr Dem fntbpliiden, Gin anbcs
rcr beut %prtboboren ScfemtniB an.
MISREPRESENTATION BADEN ibren
eianen in Gpnltautinppcl mediterranean
Yutriard)cn mn ibrc Siid,Dic in Den
betr. Sibscicn. Iolpie ie eineu aus
Notabclu 5uinmmcngeicetcu Saicns
ratb, Der iilr icincn Sbeil audi Sipils
~Surisbiftion unaiibt, 8cicsc pcriaBt,
Stelcrn ciilSiebt. mn 8eridt abbdlt.
Sie tilrfiifc Hcgicrung hat tets Iplfc
2rdrogatipc oct %nrmeniid,cn Nation
9chulhet, ipa5 Tic ober uidt bi,ocrtc,
oaB pas mu%iulnaniifc @lcmcnt eeS
Scitern ans rcligiolcm SanntiomIs
obcr bc5 0clpinncS bdlbcr, lid, rebel
li,h 6ci8tc nno gclpalti9c N9itationcn
ms Wcrf icbtc. Die bnnll ibrcu Gpiloa
III hintiaen Tcripl9ungcu nno Id]rcfs
tid,cr Ibmcscluug Der Irmcuicr fans
Den. luic lcetbin 3ilr 3cit Der Ibicbune
NbpulsSumips uub lpdbreub Der DC
pollution bon 1908. IN nprmalcIl
3citen babcn iid Die Grmcnicr INNER
elmer pplligcn autonomic unp Srcibcit
erfrcut. nnb Die 8cgicruug i'll 9pns
linntiuppel %bcid)rGnftc iid bniiptiGd,s
lid mr. pardlii. Steuern bel nrmcnis
id,eu @rnnobcIieern unb Nnpituliitcn
cin5u5icben, Sic Grmcuier iinb me
pcmein ciicrliihti9 nuf ibrc Mchte.
iiir Die lie Den lebten 0lutotrppicn
hcrAebcu pilrbcu tic bemcilcn iidl abcr
''rif tcitiG nrd nl% trcuc ll~uicrtbuucu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
@cr ???

Ner 2!
Gin SnuIfblnn gi6t Sen 3prpz
Safotaer Sarmcrn folgenoc3 Mdtbiel
nuf: Ter Sarnirr bcjahlt S11, ober
in auoeren Wprten nnsefdbr If BIT
ihel &ciSen fir cine Tonne Snrtfub.
fen. Sie &pblc fpitet bel ben Yiiuen
$40 per 5pnnc. Ter 3%pblensribcr
in Yennigluania gibt alio uugefGbr
cine Sunnc &pble fir eiucn Suihel
Neiscn uno her Hurbz Safptncr 6ar=
mer sibt aeuug @ei5en fir cine
Sunnc Suhle, INT II Sunncm &Dblc
Dfiibcn in EenuIplpnnia sn fanfcu.
Wer crhnlt MN bic anperen 10 Sun=
neu 8uhlen, uecr wer erhalt ole nu=
Sercu 10 Snihct Wei5cu?
s.
Sas balb ,,iuilnc" Snlaaricn cin Dor
bib i'm biliBen SrcSitorcn=
iueirn.
Die bul1ariidc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sdnf bciorgt ha5 cigcntlihe LAMB
mirtbidlaftlide &reoitlpeieu unb crs
itredt iid nit ihren 6iliulcn nm
I9enturcu alf IS Stdotc llno rs
91rier. Sic lit icit 1904 cine &uuf
moocrncu Snp3 nit b~cionbcrcm Cha
rnfter. Sd,on 1905 pcrfiiNtc tic
iibcr Gin &npitul ppn 40 WiQicncu.
ppruntcr 31a Niliioueu 9fcierucs
Sonbs. Srot pcrihicoeucr %crluirc
inblungsunidhiacr SduIhncr bate tic
md eincn Hcingcpim bon S,134,z
600 Sranfcn. Sic mnftc i'm gaiiicn
1913 900 8cIddftc i'm @ciurmtsScs
TRACE bon LII Miniouen. Die
Sarlcbcn iinb fnit ules tlcinc Sums
men BON 10000 Sr.; Gin ScpciS,
baB Die Garf bnuptidflih Ben feline
rem Sanbipirthcu &ortbcile idlaiit.
- BON bieier grnBcu unb itarfcu Gcnz
tralc aus lpurbcu Die flcircrcn arcbitz
8cnpiicnidIdftcu (d6nlid) Den Mniffz
ciicnsaoicn) gcgrilnoet ntb eibt cS
bercu bcrcits 403 I'M 1anScn 9anbc.
Sicic Snrlcbcnsfniicn crbulteu BON
Der Sancpirtbifdfta s&aiic &rcbitc
unb irc6cu inter ibrcr Guntroac.
Sicic aniicn bnbcn bcutc 2S,744
Iitgliepcr. Sieic 9nrlebens s&aiicu
NIT ibrcr 9dublpirtbid)aits @ant I'M
Hiidcu, iinn pcnl &rdncrunluelen.
inter hcm Der bnlaariifc Suucr unb
alcinbnnbpcrfcr ihlpcr 9clitten, nit
pollcm GrIoig cntsegengetreten. -
N. 3. ~"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06
- National Spil Scrtilitp Seasue" NH
Taffeiien'ihe Sarlcbens.
Saiicn. .

Is lit red,t crfriidlclub mn SlInlal
lcbr amrcgcnb 81 c~riabrcu, bnB Dec
%crtretcr Der Scrcinigtcn Stnntcn int
Snteruatiouulcu Idcrbau > Snititut
81 Nput, Snpio 2llbiu. fciu Scbcufcn
trd9t. bas BON Sricorid @ilbelm
Hafieiien bcariinbctc Snrlebensfnienz
Suitcm ais bnS bette unb beludbrteitc
ieiucr Irt 81 p~rciIcn, mn hciicn |ius
iiibrlm9 III Die %crciuigten Staatcu
(udtiirlid nit cntiprcdlcnbcn Nenocs
rlllgcn inter Scriidiidlti9nnG bieIigcr
@crbdltniilc) ~rildhaltlpS chlpiicblt.
GS mag fir nnicre Scicr nidIt ubne
@crth iein, 81 miiien. bnb lid ans
Dem Rniiciicns &er6nnbc Der jest sum-
lnberchcnbaren NlBen picler Snuz
ienbt heItidler Nder6alter uno Snnhz
pirtbc b~cirebenoc ,Heihsperbanb
bcutitcr Observation-Disclosures @cnpIs
ienidaiten" enttpidelt bat.
Nn epitorieller Stellc baben mir be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

tort, bGB Die oNntional Soil Scrtt>
!itD Scague" fir Die Sarn1erlpclt Der
%ereinigten Stoaten icbr bc5eihncno
lit ultb baB bieiclbe, i'll lester Snitnu6,
scnau S~aSieuige bebcutct, pas Die
GcrtralitcLe bc5 3. H.sa. Central
%crcina ulo Die StdatsncrbGnbc BON
@iiiruri. Sorua uno Niuncipto Den
fntboliiden SGrmcrn 10 cinhrinalid)
cingcidJdrft bat. udn,lidl. paR 5ars
merei niht MIR ais Hebensnnterbalt,
uidlt MIR ais 0eidHit, niht III ais
GrGiciiiDn, ipnpern aud ais miiien=
idbuftlifc Mrbcit 5u idatcn NIB 81
pflcgru lit. Sap 6crr Saft uub
iouiti9c nutionulc, politiz
dc @rDbcn bel Der oNatipnal Soil
6ertilitD &cn8ue" anacrlfcn lpcrSen.
%pcraniuBt Die st. Snnl &olts5tg."
81 Der Infru8c:
rNtuB MA ipirtlit lpicbcr Die
Silfe hcr Geutral : NcNicrullg III
[ Nnlprud ncbmcn? &cldcr Stnut
lit 10 arm, ouB CT Die Sudc nidlt aus
! cigcncu ArGften uno nit ciBcncn Witt
tclu %6c9iuneu mn pcrfolgcn t0uutc,
pcnu ieiue Siir9cr bns crnitlih
lppliteul
eNbcr bantit bdpert5 - OFT mdlls
gclt i'll cugcrcu &rciIcu Die Grfcnntz
nib 9cNcr. mas nplb thut; fcrucr bus
&eritGnbnib; bu3 OILS gut uno nptbs
iucnhi9 @rfannte burdSufilbrcn. lluo
10 iinhcn C. bic Sreunbc bc5 Sort
idIrittc5 bcallcmcr. bus ibncn uorz
idIlucbenbc 3icl auf Dem llnlpcgc iibcr
Waibington 81 crrcid]cn. Sarin lic9t
enc gclpillc 0efdhr - Die ndnllidl,
onB man hcr Capitalization &oridub
lciitc mn hariibcr perlcrnc, Die I'M
Gnlfc iclbit ~porboubcncu arGitc ans
Suloicn."
Sicics Slntt crSdhlt audi mic Gin
0titglicb Der Nebrd5fncr SdnnsSonts
milton, Scrr Srant 81. SpeQ, bel
@ru. &ibiu in Hont augcfragt babe
unb rag 6crr Subin iiir Die Scr
brcituug 5ablrcifcr @erihtc nnb
Slugihriften aeiorgt bat. bic nanlcnts
lid iiber bas Nderbdulpcien. Die LANDS
lpirtbidnitlihcu @cnoncnidlaften uno
Die Sdrlcbcnsfulicn IN Scutidlaub
cine Siiqc piiienslperthcr, lebrrcidcr
Iusfunit cntbalten.
Sic Observation-Disclosures Ibtbcis
(ung lnIcrer lluiperiitdt". ld,reibt 6r.
Shel. ritelt gescnludrtis Grbebuns
gen iiber bas arebitipeIen III Der
Scntifcn 2anblpirtbifnft unb uber
etipdiac dbnlihc llntcruebnui19tn
b~ier3uldnbc an. painit mir u~pnloalif,
Die 8runolngc fiir cine bernrtigc Gin>
ridtuua in Den Scrcinigtcu Staatcu
legen fDnnen."
.@enu Sic bicIcu gntidluB burdlz
fiihrcn". a~nttpprtct Gonmiiidr Eubin
ans 9tom, uip tbnu Sic ben critcn
Shritt in elmer 3iunicr : Scwcsuus
snr Tfpupmiifen Gntiuidslnns pm
alergr6Rter Srag,ueitc, uid,t nur fir
Hebrnsfa, ipuseru fir oas gan5c DC.
biet Der Der. Stantcn."
Ncnut man, 10 bciBt &C "lpcitcr. Sen
arcrifaniidcu Snrmcr ben rcd,tcn
2lru Der Nation", 10 gibt es falrnt
cine SeSeidnlmg, Die Fir Sen bcilts
ihcn Sanblpirth 5u ihmcidel6nit
lpGrc. ipcnu man bcbcnfc, lpie bod lid
ieiuc @cidGit5s llmidBc. obuc 0ppos
tbcfeu unb 6u lcidlt ~perSiuSlidcu Sors
Icbeu, in heu u~ad,bcndmtcn Sabrcu
bc5iffcrtcu:
Warf
1894 $50. 37.44T041
1900 1887, 467, 64H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

Sfoot armcu b~citragcn miiiicn
iudgrcnb bic Iltcn unh Sdluadcn 5u.
Il d) 8d%rtcnnrbcit p~crlpcnbc
merbcu. Iac abcr acnicbcn &c
Wortbcil, boB tic immcr irilte, &C
Iuubc 2nnbluft ntbMcn.
8ic bebauptct miro, eritrcft iih oil
moblt6Gtigc @irfung cinc5 Iufcnt
bates OH Scr StaAtfnrm aud, a.
Srlufcu6olbe, ipcld,c BORT idon 90
ibrem 2nitcr 9e6cilt luurbcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

@ar spcifclhait. sd hottc nics
mals irgcnbpcldlcS ScrtralcuS 6lt
Sbrcmt Nlpcufrduicr pbcr, ipusn puS
nnhctriiit. Srt ir~gcuocincr ai,hercu
icrtig0citclicn Nicpi6in~~, ldrciht &r.
i. u. Mpbc. 1864 Surliug Str. 2Sbis
cagp. 81. .unb erlpnrtctc nidlb piel.
ais ih ibn fauftc, Tbcr 6u nreiner
er0Btcn Srcllpe lam idl haB CT scs
rooc rnS lpur. iuna ih iiir mciuc Ma
ocnbcidpcrbcn. an iucldlcn idl ilber
SpauSiA Sabre 9clittcn, b%cllothi9tc.
SD fam ibu icet alien alpercu Seiz
bcnbcn cmpfcbieu," '.
Sprni's Nlpentrdutcr bat pielc
3pciiler, Die frdnt uub III TcrSlpeits
lung lparcn. 5u Sreunbcn aenludt.
Sic limo Die bcgcifcrtitcn Sefiirlporter
pc5 Scilmittcl@ geIpprbcn. Nan be-
nttc. oaB Der alpcntrdutcr nid,t in
Npptbcttu 5u babcn lit. SpcSialz
Slgcnten liciern ibu bircft uu1 Sas
Sublifln bon Dem Sobpratorium Der
Giacutbiimcr. 81. Sctcr 6abrutn X
Souo 60. l9-25 Sp. Sppue Npe..
| Chicago 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-06

rurd, feline Iilstpeilurg MIR unlpcicnts
lih pcrfiirSt. llnb "a Die pIterrcis
. hiIhc 8eeicrung inipferne I'M Hcfte
lit, uls CO ibr fein frember Staat pers
mcbren fam, Iusldncer dls5ripeiien,
niro er Die Sud)c nlnmehr pabr>
ihcinlid auf lid berlben lui'en.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-03-13
WHAT OTHER COMPANIES
HAVE. DONE

The Indiana Ohio Live Stock Insurance Company of Craw
fodsv Ind has accumulated of nearly half million Dol
lars and has in few years paid cash dividends to it's stockholders of
$22OO0 The cash dividends date aggregatng per
The Northwestern Live Stock Insurance Company of Des
Mone Iowa. earned 19O9 per cent and 1910 per
capital of $1OO OOO which had in increased
The American Live Stock Insurance Company of Indianapolis
Ind statement shows total during year
existence 19O9 of 659 per CENT O "a per cent in
creasing it's assets in 1910 to $2O1 576.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-03-13
TEIE oFEEE2IHTG

The Kentucky Live Stock Insurance Comp;
Laws of the State of Kentucky, presents unusual a
in the offering of it's capital stock:
|. Its capital stock is $50, 900, but it's CT
capital stock in the manner provided by law. Upt
stock of $50 OOO the company may begin to do b
2. All shares of stock are entitled to equal
of the company. There options on Stock e
3. Each stockholder is entitled to one vote
f. No stockholder holds share of stock
surance Company has not received payment
Fifteen Dollars (1 500 per share.
8. No option on stock is held by any ind'
sold by the company is treasury stock.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-03-13

We have just closed a contract with Mr..
II. q. Hoffman, Mi. Sterling, KY, as District
Manager for this company. He will add to
his present general agency connections
full line of Kentucky Live Stock policies,
with attractive up to date features.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1912-03-13

j. w. NEWMAN Versailles Ky President of the company Com
missioner of Agriculture State of Kentucky Chairman State Board
of Agriculture.
C. A. MILLER, D. " S. Louisville KY, Veterinary Director
ABRAM RENCK, Winchester K President American Short Horn
Association.
NJ w. RIPY Louisville K Attorney Law, Vice President of
Company.
c. H. BERGMAN Lexington Ky Magr Emendorf Stock Farms
ROBERT T. CROW, LAGRANGE, KY, Attorney at Law
A. SCOVE Lexington Ky Dean of the Dept of Agriculture
State University Director Kentucky Experimental Station
w. DAY. Louisville, Ky Vice President Dearing Printing
Company, Manager Dearng Book Co.
j. F. MIDDLETON, Shelbyvile, KY, Banker and Breeder
A. C. DAVIS, Louisville KY, Secretary of Company.
j. L. DENT Lechfed Ky Member State Board of Agriculture
THOS S. DEMPSEY, Westervle Ohio, Jersey Cattle Importer
JAMES GAYLE, Caoton Ky President Carroton Worthwhile
R. R. Co.
j. w. RUSSWURM Nashville Tenn Secy Tennessee State Fair
w. R. MOORMAN JR Glendeane KY, Poed Durham Breeder
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-01

frogs of soutache finished with small
Eiaek satin buttons. There are double
panel of the velvet inset at the side
of the coat. The coat is slightly cut
away at the bottom and finished with
braid. The plain skirt is strapped
with the braid.
Miss Elizabeth Mcclellan will return
Tuesday to ST. Louis, to resume her
study Of art, after spending the holt
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Mcclellan, of Potwin.
Miss Phil Reed win return Tuesday to
Emporia, where she attends the State
Normal school. She is visiting her par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. g. B. Reed, during the
Miss Mildred Fuller. who is spending
the holidays with her parents, Major and
Mrs. Alvarado NJ Fuller, will return
Monday of next week to St Louis, where
she is a student at st. Mary's academy
Miss Helen Quigley, of Sterling, is visit
ing friends III Kansas City. and viii
resume her visit to Mrs G. B. Reed.
AsArs. EIon S. Clark and her daughter,
Miss Esther Clark. have returned from
Kansas City. where they went to hear
Harvard Glee club
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sallee. who ex-
pected to move to Chicago. have changed
their plans and will remain in Topeka
Miss Altha Watson will return Tuesday
to Washing ton. .. c., to resume her
work in the Colonial school.
Mr. and Mrs F. p. MacLennan went to
Kansas City to attend the wedding of
Miss Margaret Fowler and Mr.. Stuart
Forbes which will take place tonight at
the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Fowler.
Mrs. G. B. Griddle. Of Manhattan has
returned home after visit to Mrs. F.
L. Crossley-
Mr. Justice and Mrs. w A. Johnston
returned this morning from Oxford. Ohio.
where they spent week with their
daughter, Mrs. s. J. Brandenburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trap have gone to
wakeeney to visit Nj and Mrs Glenn
Jones' Mrs. Trap Will remain about two
weeks.
Mrs Irving Plat Of Junction City, is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. George o.
Smith. Sire win be here until about the
middle of January.
Mr. and Mrs. H A. Auerbach went to
Kansas city Sunday and Captain and
Mrs 4. B. Deutsch, Of Carthage. Mo.
who have been their guests since Christ
mas accompanied them Mr.. and Mrs.
Auerbach and Captain and Mrs. Duetsch
will return Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Roehr have taken
the Henry Bennett cottage, 1886 West
street.
I.utes studio open for business at new
location 713 Kansas avenue. Jan. ?.
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IDEAL BAKERY
The Place That's Different.
fof West sixth st. Phone 1870.
INDIAN TELLS or CUSTER.
Two Moons says Panic Caused Massa-
ere on the Little Big Horn

AS the years roll by and the Indians
become more used to the ways OF the
white man further light is shed upon
that memorable battle of June 25s
1876. when General Custer and his 375
troopers of the Seventh cavalry We're
u1assacred by the Sioux and Cheyennes
under Sitting Bull, on the Little Big
Horn. Not a trooper escaped, and his
tory has had to content itself with of
fetal correspondence and the story OF
Major Reno, who, instead of going to
Clusters aid, sought safety on high
bluff several miles distant
Two Moons, Cheyenne brave, now
converted to Christianity. who took
part in that battle. has told at least
fhe other side of the story, and he is
Of the belief that had Clusters entire
command fought as bravely as the
GRAY Horse troop there would have
been no massacre.
Clusters men charged pell-mell into
the Indian camp he says, without any
senblance of order No skirmish lines
were thrown out, and when the Indians
recovered from their panic It took but
a short time to surround the cavalry
men Then the soldiers became panic
stricken According to Two Moons.
many dropped their guns and tried to
break through the Indians. Many
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Usage City, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Miller. They will return home
Tuesday.
Miss May Kelley. of Kansas City who
came to attend the holiday dances and
60 be the guest of Miss Mildred Nor
ton, returned home Sunday night.
Miss Julia Ames. who is student at
Smith college. will leave for the east
Tuesday after a holiday visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Ames.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Wilson and
their son, of Washington d. c., have
returned home, after spending the holt
days with Mr.. Wilson's mother, Mrs.
G. NJ Wilson. and his sister, Mrs. Rich
ard Thomas. and Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs Byron Curry, OF Chicago. who
has been the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Ames, has returned
home
Above is a modish coat suit Of dull
green corduroy with trimmings of silk
braid 1t has a deep collar so broad
as to more correctly be called a cape
bordered with braid and ending in a
deep tasseI-tipred point in the back.
The coat is single breasted, closed with
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seemed to have become insane. only
the Gray Horse troop rallied. and they
fought like demons. They worked
their way slowly up the ridge. but the
savages shot them down one by one
Had the whole command done the
same, Two Moons says. he doubts the
Indians would have continued the bat
tie. as they had squaws and children
with them but the he1plessness of the
troopers was taken advantage Of by
Sitting Bull. The battle started about
II o'clock in the forenoon, and. ac-
cording to Two Moons. s-zted about an
hour and half
eve didn't allow even a yellow dog
to escape. said Two Moons. zone ran