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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

1ts banbelt fid Bel bieier 9ee
lF ipre6une Inn 3tpei gr5engniIle
w Der beuti6en 2iteratur, iiber
ipelhe nniere 2eier informirt
fem %ioIlten, benn - bas permutben
mir arf CUTE @riinbe bin = mir ipers
ben audi bier3llanbe nd6itens bon
benielben bGren nnb 5tpar bur6 Die
y ii + 3 e 9 c II. Setpe
Seiitun9en iinO gnte unb in gutter
Gbiidt geihrieben, fonnen aber. nie
aQes Wenidli6e, chen e~ntltelt nno
m%iBbraudt nerben.
8ir baben i'm Sitel Den ~Intis
DRIFT" 5uerit gcnannt. Wir leIen
bariiber in Seft 8 Der por5iiglidcn
.@ottesmiuue":
nSm Sabre 1911 (Srlblins) lit
BEL @an8 (9esensbrrg) Der erite
Sbeil Der Srilo9ie Ser gnti6riit",
bon Sebaitian @ieIer (Yfarrer IN
&reu3tbal in Sdpaben) erihienen.
Gin Drama. bas in gufform $50
Seiten umfabtl SoGte pber fonntc
bieie Siftung einmal cine Vlbne
ieben? IS lit ausgeidloiien. Dab
bieIes bibliihe Srnma pbne 8iir8ung
aiif irgcnb elmer 9iibne eegeben lper>
Den FAM - aiber IN Sberammer9au.
limb ba INNER crit nit Ienberungen.
Sas ipuBte Der gcrfalier ielber reht
gut. Sbm mar es jcpo6 III erltcr
Clinic barllm gu tbun, ieine Sid)tung
our 2eftiire gu peroffentlid,crL nm
beruod,, ipbnl0 iit elm StterclIe mir
bic eieenartige Sbee gc3ei9t babcn
ipiirbe, bds 8erf eleihiam um8is
eieBen fir Die gilbne. Sobalo iid)
elm Sutereiie ge5ei9t babcn ipilroe!
Ser 9etpeis bafiir lit in europa.
in @iirttcmberg unb anberipeits in
9eutidllano bereits geliefert, inbem
Idbon Die lpcnigcn Gin3eli5enem pel6e
man auf Die Silettanten biibne
qcbradt bat. bas 8olf uno Siuar
i~peiteIte areiie nnb Sfdnoe 9efenelt
hat" llnb Die y@ottesminne" 9i6t Die
llriahe bieIer In6iebungstraft an,
iuenn Tic ihreibt: Sic 2eute finben
mebr 8efalleu an iolhen Spielen ais
an Den S~beaterltiiden, Die bon @ers
einen ionit bepor5ugt merben, beions
bers besbalb, neil tic eiumal 7as
lebenois Dor gnsen ihauen, mas tic
in friiber ainbbeit, IN Der Shule, se=
lernt unb seleien baben. Sarin be-
1tebt Der Bcrtb: Sine gilsung ourd,
bic dbrihlihe Sibne. Sm ~Iutis
drift" treten chen Dor bns Gu9e io6us
Ioaen .Iebenbe 8ilbcr aus Der 8ibel".
aus benz Nlten unb benz Neuen Seitas
mente. 8ie er9reifeno lit bas Yaras
bies. bieie 3robe glegie nm elm pers
I~orenes Slid! @ie 1T baS Gripad)eu
aus Der Slnbe ee5ei6net, Der Heue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13
Die jnnotiirfii6e ober conititl

Die jnn9tiirfiihe ober o It / t III
tioneIIe 9erri6aft in Der Siirfei
bat Ii aud nidt Stano gebulten
unb es iheint Der Sultan lit pieber
vobenauf" am Sospborus. Die 8lGts
ter 9euti6lano's i6einen bas II | d t
3l bebanern unb es ipurbc bon
fntbpIii6er Seite Dfters be-
merit, bab ben Sunstiirfem cine itarfe
Neisnng sur @erbinouns nit Der
Sretmaurerei lime uubne. 8ie Gem
and iein mag, Ilts unb Sun9tiirfen,
nod ionit Semanb, lam gut iabren.
lpenn bic notbi9en & It 8 mittel
feblen unb bel He9ierun9eu lit bas,
8eIb. Der &rieg NIT Sta
lien lift feline aleinigfeit unb Irmcen
unb aanonen ipolIen .9efiittert" tpers
ben. Die Siirfei lit nitt nur Der
rtrante" Iann guropa's, ionbern
aud elm iebr a + M t Iann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13
(Spe5ien fir oieie 8eitune.)
pie ,,Bm4 aatm6''- nher
,,aatonfepelter' harriet.
Bon u. g..

Wir ihreiben bic Namen, tpie lie
Elm gutter Mann i6rieb, benz cs mebr
nm Die Safe als Die 8e5ei6nung an
fbiin ipar. Serielbe meinte ndmlit.
man iolte iiber ben por8iialihen
Elatform< Nummern Der yMooiepelt's
lden" Tartei bas .bishen gbrgei5"
zines lp%irflid)en, ermft : meinenben,
grpeen WtanneS nnb energiidwt Ne.
furmatprs iiberiebem
Sas lit nibt 10 gans am 2ieIe pors
beigel6oien. Wir itimmen burGatS
nift nit ienen rabitals bemofratiihen
uno repnblifaniidcn Yarteis Senaiteu
iiberein, ipelde in Der britten Yartei
bios bas 8erf5eus bes Nooiepelt' ifem
Gbrsei5es ieben. 8eipib, Serr NooIes
pclt's Yerionlidfeit bat bas 1arteis
@ebilbe ms 2eben ~serufen nnb iein
Soem erbdlt uno resiert basielbe
9 9 II IN 4 r q. 8ir finb audi
gar nibt bafiir, baB Serr NooIepelt
iiegeH iou. benn bes Mannes .bisdeu
gbr9ei5" tpiirbe alsbann Die 8efabr
elmer at unb ii b a e.
ritanii6er 3uitdnoe redt maize
riiden.
g8ir tpouen unIere 2eier beute nlir
oabor IN arnen, bic brittle Yartei
ais cine nnbere6tiste Hartei
81 perirtbeilen. 8as nns an ben
8ipei anberen, Iiberalen. Yarz
tcien INNER miBidat. lit Die Sbat<
fade, oaB beren @angel an Il
/ b c Y b + iiteufhu ihre
Ganoibaten unfdbig ma6te, ibre
Tlatformen aus5u ii bren unb
aud, nnfdbig M a d t. iid flar SIT
pcroen iiber bic Mufsaben Der re.
siernns in gesus auf iusiale Geredjs
tisfeit ben Mtafen bes VDlfeS gesen=
iibcr. sic nuriteln tpeiter, obne aud
MIR einen Tcriuh 5u MAIDEN fir Grs
betterihnbgeiese, fir itaatlife Nrbeis
terperiiherung. etc., ETC., einsutreter.
Sn bieier Siniiht lit 8ooicpelt's Yroa
gramm flarer. 3pei 1lanfen limb
In bieier 9inIidlt bc3eid)neno: Die cine
foroert Die Seltitelllns cines Minimals
lobncs fir Sralleuz Mrbeit, bic anbere
ben I~htitunpentae fir ale Irbeiter.
SaS lit elm gang idfpader Iniab
0uN So0tutASIpi"b iptiuyeS ftutfuiHt~
y erpre6en aber blirh bic
5batiabe setpaltig abseihtpddt
lpirD. DAB 3. .. gerabe Serr Hoolez
belt in Sndcn Der Senneiiee Sron &
Goal SO. nno Stdbltrlit (iiebc an ans
bercr Stele) iebr grobe Iiberiffe ges
than bat. Smmerbin bat CT aber, in
Der N 6 tnng mad i~o5ialer @es
red)tigfeit bin. iidl niel lpeitcr cntz
ipidelt ais Die nlten 3ugpferbe Der
Democratic nno bes Heplblifanismus
unb mir boffen, pab bieie Z cnben8
Der brittcn Yartei ibren 9 Gins
flub auf Die alien, l~iberalcn, Yars
tcien niht perfcblen ipirb. iuenn
bieie bis Damn nidt BON So5ialismi.
cinsebolt obcr bis ms 8ranicin
iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

SN d6reno Bic &otben in ser
nn Sd)lpei5 nit eiierner Suult
Wv aufidlagen, itclen lid lire
perbilnbeten n~ationallibe>
ralen 9rilber in 9nben groBberrlih
allf Die Sinterbcine unb iagen: ,8 / /
~ ollen!" .@ir ppll6n babiih
rc9iercn, B. +. in liberalem
Sinnel @ir ipollen, bab bel ms
I'M Sabnerlanb i'm nationalen nnb
liberalen Sinn rcgiert nirpl" so
ertldrte lid fiir5lih bel elmer Seitrebe
Der Siibrer Der babiihen Hutiondl>
0fiiernblen, Sch. Spfratb Hebmdnn.
Sb nun Der CUTE Serr porber etipa5
81 piel in fem Wannbcimer Seftglas
9ei6allt bate, ODER pb Elm Sisfoler
'bubei i'm Spiel mar. vbaoon ihipeigt
bes Sdn9ers SDflihfeit". Sn Berlin
bate man es allenfaas als einen
S~aIhin9slpib auf9efaBt, unb ais
iolhen poQen iptr es porl1ufi9 aud
babiueeiteIlt fem lalien, benn mar
tam bod nift gut a%nnebmen, bab Elm
Sofratb ihon iemals bummes 3eug
eeifipGbt bdtte?l Sollte er aber
pirtlid glallben, bab i'm babiifen
Gamble, ipo inter 10 2anbta9siiben
Die Nationalliberalen gauge II SHE
einnebmen (bas Centrum 26l), MIR
liberal biirfte re9iert fperben,
bann perbient Der Wanu Die
Ieberne @erbienifmebaiae am
9aienbeinl -
8dbrenb nationaIiberale Settles
belben groB5iisise Seftreben balten,
1bleiht in Berlin elm alter, perbienter
68idbriger @eteran nit Namen 9ur,
entfrdftet climber, fdlt Suinmmen llno
itirbt buhitdblih ben = 9uneers
Iuf ieiner Srilit trug er biz
sulest Die gbren5eiden, Die Der 2obu
naren fir feline I'M ariege beipieiene
Snpferfeit. barunter aud Die Webaiae
bon 1ars a@Sour, unb inter bieier
MebaiIe mukte iid has Sers bes
glrmcn ppr Snnser suiammenfrdm=
pfen! gmpDrenb! - Seit Sabrcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13
(Spe5ialbrief bieier 3eituns.)
nun g. f.

pn5en bes finftigcn Snbrcs. bas ius
foIgc Der aneeiagtcn eonitnntiniihen
Scitlidlfeiten fir Den Sremben3ufllB
i'll Nom bon GROCER S%ebeutung icin
miro, I'M Gprais itdblcu fam.
Sic Sdpcitern bes Sl. SaterS
uno feline Nidtc perben pobl mic in
Den u%crflpncnen Sabrcn bic bciBen
Sommertage in Der Hdbe Hom's pcrs
bringen. Cine ldnaerc @~iaeegiotur
lit Der dlteitcn Sfipeiter, DC anfdnes
oieieo Monats nift unbeocnflib ere
frdnft lpar, pom Slr3tc nerorbnet
lporoen. Hiidpirfcnb bat bie3 nrf,
bic Notwithstanding bes 6l. Gaters
bceinflubt, Der ieinen S6lpe'tern, Die
Inn i'm in icinem Saiis6alte 3eit
ieines 2ebens bis gum 9cginn bes
Tputififats 10 umii1tig beior9t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

Ga M, ben "a, Siili 1912. =
* 9as Iusieben bes 81. Snters
~ n ga5rs"o er al, n Dsrasna snsn
r~esgebddtnib bes Sobcs 2co's bcS
Srei8cbnten = ppm Chrome aus bel
Dem feicrlihcil Scclellamtc uiiiitiertc,
mar Gin ppr5ii d Wit
flnrer, ilbcrnllbin peritdnblid)cr
Stiinmc iprnd or Die @c6ctc, fcitcn
Sdrittca pcrlieb er Die Sirtina unb
bsnllbte bnnn, nm Der fiiblcn 9uft III
Den @dngen 5u ent9cbcn, Die Sdnfte,
in Der or bis 81 iciten Sripatge>
mdd)ern i'm brittcn Stodlucrf biitullfe
getrn9en ipurbe. Sopicl ipic tbun@
lid). lpcrben beim @intritt Der hciBcn
Snbres5eit Die Dffcntlihen uno Yripats
altoien5c1 cingeihrdnft, nid,t ctlpa
neil Yilis geiunbbeitlid 9ebinbert
mare Seiitc 81 empfan9cn, ionhern
neil MAJ ibnl, nnmcntlid) an Den
crtrdgiid)en Sirpccptngen Hllbe gone
nen mill, bamit or lid fir Die Strus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13
Aus em5 t-8eridJt.

Scr @eriht bes llntcriudun9sy
Gomites bes Observation-Disclosures in
WaIbingtpn iiber Den Stabltrujt (itcbe
Gbitorielies) befaRt iid aud nit her
Hple, ueldbe bic llniteb StateS Steel
Corporation, bic Nbi0rbtrMng ber
Ienneiee Gual 4 Sron Co., Yraibent
Muoieuelt NIB JtnnnsicrS Der Wal
Street in Der Hanit uon 1907 ipielten,
unb ec wirb iniinairt. baf bic Eantt
cine fiinitlihe ,uar, bic nmr sum Wpr.
tbcil Der Stecl Corporation auge-
settelt iuurbe.
Sn ieincm Gomncntar ia9t bas
Gomite: .8ie cine Yanif, Die forts
gcicBt Den ncrcinten Initrenglngen
Der @unbesresicruug uno Sobn 3.
Hodefellers unb s. y. Morgan L.
Cos. troste linb Iclbit bann in unpcrz
minberter @eiic ipciter lpiitbcte, nad)a
DEM Morgan lno Nodefellcr $780,
000, 900 unb bas @uubeSid)asamt
lpcitere $4,000, 900 fliiiiis semad,t
batten. ploblid burh Die Wanipue
Iirung Der Sdrlcben @rurit y. S6leD'S
gebobcn iperocn fonlte, iuilrbe lpeoer
bon Serrn Hooicpelt, nod bon irgeuo
cincm anbercn Seigcn auf9efldrt.
llnb troBocm pirb oriugenb bebauptet.
baB bic Yauif Dor oicier mngiid)en
Muinabme bon SefuritGtcn por@
berriftc unb baB tic in Dem Iuscns
blidc, ba ole Steel Corporation Die
Nfticu Der Scmneiicc Goal < Sron so.
iibernabm, ploblih unb bauerno 9es
bobcn lpuroe."
Sas Gomite beriftct, baB Yrdiis
bent Nooierelt am %. Sttober 1907
cine Grfldruna abeab. in Der er
Sefrctdr Gortclnou uno Die Weid,ditss
lcutc bcgliidruiinihte. Die Der Yauif
por8ebeu8t batten. 9nriiber ia9t bas
Gomitc:
bis 5iir 3eit, ba bieic GrflGrlng
abaegc6cn lpuroc. perbanfte Die Steel
Corporation ibrcn Griolg unb lire
Seitdnbigfcit Der Wad)t ur,o Der @es
ididlidfeit Der Sinan5iers, Die ibre
@cid)dfte freirten. nnb ben Wciitern.
Die bieielben Ieitcten. Scit jcner 3eit
bcrubt ibre VOrbcrrihaft In nidJt ge-
rinsem Grade auf benz plStlihen,
idledt eriuugeneu nnb niafiirltden
Waftport bes uberiten 4eamten.
.Sic Weigerun9 bcs Yrdiioenten.
ein3ugreifen, mar cine ablolnte @as
routie. lpeiter seben gu fonnen. Gin
Winf bon ibm an ben @cneralsGn
malt mar slcibbeoeutenb NIT cinem
SefcbL, unb cine Weigernng beS @es
neral Inipalts. nor5ngehen. bebeutete
fir Die @eie0ihaft Smmunitdt. 9ies
ipiro bon Col. Hooiepelt Sugegebeu
unb er 8ogert nift. Die belle Werantz
portlihfcit in bieier InsclcsenGeit gu
iibernebmen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13
lleber bic Il r a d c II, aus tpeldbc

tteUeI pte " u W Z Nt Jus IuelCUel
Die 9cgenlpdrtigen 3uitdube in YorS
tu9al berporgingen, bat Der Sran3oie
Ingel Rarpnub in einem 8ude ilber
Die golfsipirtbidaft Yortu9al's re6t
pertbpole Gugaben eemabt. 8ir
unteritreidJcn cini9e ~beioubers bemcrs
tenslpertbe StcQen. Gs feblte in
Portugal BON jeber Der ielbitanSise,
nnabbansisc Bauer, wie Elm woblba=
benper, ielbitbepuRter yiirseritanb.
5iir bic gilouns oes @ulfes geidbab
nidjts nnb nod 1900 uaren 1876
IruScut Analpbabeten. Die StaatS>
idulb Yortugals bctrdgt i'm @an5en
ATS Wilionen Sranten, cine fir baS
flcine Sanb eri6redenoe 3obl. Ser
Setricb Der 2anoiuirtbihaft lit elm iebr
primitiper uuo baben bic geriude pm
Seite pes Staates, bic 2anbmirtbidaft
81 beben, bis babin feiltcu Grfols se.
babt. Sie Gage Der Irbeiter lit cine
0eoriidte. Gin @eieB bonn 10. Sec
brllar 1890 uub BON 7. Iu9uit oes
Qleiten Sabres perbietct, 9inber inter
10 Sabreu an8uitellen; cine Seroros
mlng pom IA. april 1891, regelte Die
Srarcnarbeit, beioe blieben Elm tpbter
Suditabe, neil Die Or9ane feblen, Inn
Die Yerorbnungen ulS3ufiibren. Die
geitimmunsen bes Gipilseietes iibc,
ben grbeitspertrag iinb nnseriisent
uno bic bernfliden Srsaniiatiuner
hGnsen pom Woblwolen Der Yeb6rber
ab, pelde iie aus nihtsiasenber
9rinoen pcrbieten fDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

,Gine poriibersebenbe Grideinnns"
nennen Rante Die brittle Yartei. 8ir
balten iie fir cine Stufe 8 IN / d n
Dem Sp3ialismus unb ben libes
t ale Yarteieu, ben nSemos" unb
Steps.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13
.Spins bic @clt nad 9eincm
@iuen
Sber 5fping Sein ei9cncs
8pnen".

@pIen",
ifreibt s. W. 8eber. Serr Sbcos
bore 8o~olepelt glaiibt offcnbar MIR
al Den eritcn pieier beibcn 8crIe.
Sesbalb ia8te CT fur3er Sano:
.0enu oaS Yro9ramm nibt meine
@cbanfen perforpert, .laufe" id,
nidt." SeimIib mag CT iiA audi
cine uria6e seipiinibt babcn.
niht laufen gu miiiien. - (N. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

Sm Gbicagu - bel Yartei go. 8
batten oie gobes Ni6tS au iageu,
oenn bort CAB cs MIR einen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

Sat Ierfins eenug @elb, INT iif
in jeber Stabt cine Sr9aniias
ton 81 faufen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

Tertius sanbens, Der ladenbe
grbe, lit bod 8ilIou, tpie?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

@aren aud 9empfraten in
Chicago?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

Eerfins ioa's Uelb liefern, eelt?
The evening world., 1912-12-13

REDUCTIONS IN MISSES SUITS
To-00spOW.
Wsrs Sao.oe ane 491.ee. ....l6. 06
Latest Winter modsls--eupsrbix
signed and faultlessly taIored-taupo.
handsome shades Of brown and navy
All warmly interlinsd ana olocantiy
Reductions in GIRLS FINE DRESSES
We're w:r: &c: W.: e. s..x.2s
Were tees. ID
Finer to K0
Tasteful. attractive models, dsvsL
oped In Sergss, volvets and Cord,s.
roys - most fashionable cosors-
Faultlsss Workmanship.
The evening world., 1912-12-13
WOMENS CORSETs

Nigh Cssis Csssh I
Superior eoutit--A number Of
styles 70 suit both slender
and plump figures-manufac- I
turef's samples and surplus
stock--sizes Is TO 30. but not
In each styis-ths efore S6.0o
and 100 values. ...............J
Nv Msdsl C9ssb l
Three Noted mahee-0t4po1 /
and plain ooudl-msdium an0
extra long over hips-tapsr- j
ing and slightly tapsrin8 |
waists - some have slightly
imperfect garters. hence va
and oa.oo values.
The evening world., 1912-12-13

CHS I'd MlsssS
Witt Ptseks M Purity DsSssss
l.oo g Sl.o0 ~
. - yoaro-Aalnty advance styio -
white hwns and Sstistes-many 0sem
to Be entirely Of smbroidssy. nouacings
O. HnsSris. with eli new tsimnsancs Of
iaces and ribbons-whjee. pink, eoos.
Orssn. yellow ana bluA
Special Values n lttb CklS CsaD
Remarkable ~ values.
Equally great values. 1888
70 ! yearo-ChAnchiilAs, Cordvr0VO
and eS-wool fancy weaveo-taiIoroA
end Norfolk modsls-ali warmly uAe1
and In best possibis style.
The evening world., 1912-12-13

Sl.oo Mems Dark Tan Slippers -. 50
Everett make--aliigator Grstn-
broad toes--wide llsts-slzes 6 to n |,
SHOES SECOND FLOon.
&6.9s Boys Fine Suits. az
Norfolk and double
class fancy cheviots- browns
and giuys-twills. stripes. hsrrtn0.
bones-some with extra trousero--
cut make and finish uncxcellsd-
70 N years.
BOYS CLOTHING THIRD FLOOR.
1888 Youths Long Trswer Suits. .8Sd
Navy, sefges and cheviots-aloo
brown and gray mlxtures--splendl6- !
ly tailored-32 TO 81 chest.
YOUTHS CLOTHING THIRD FLOOR
IS Ct. Boys Plush Hats ..s........... "a
College or Rah Ran style-blacls-.
extra fine quallty--ear tabs. w
BOYS FuRNIsBlS6S--THihD rLoon.
50 a. Boys Blsuses. ....,......,. -
Flannel. percale. madras e.
striped Eden cloths-iight. medium
ana dark-i To IL years.
BOYS FURNISHING THIRD PLOoA
50 ct. Boys Fisnnsleits Psjsmas. -, 81
Heavy nap-pink and blue strtpoO-
large pearl buttons--+ to IA ysarG.
BOYS FuRNISHlNGs-THiRD FLOoA
- and ,, ct. Boys Ribbed unlsrwsss. ri
Natural gray - fleece tined :. anu1
sleeve shirts-ankie length drawer
CHILnRENs rSDERWEAtts-M MAIN PL00uj
The evening world., 1912-12-13
WOMEN'S HANDBAGS

A customer VINO thoroughly invssea.
gated our stock Of handbA8o ~
week said: II have made . vRy
close comparison Of handbags -
leather goods In other stores and ] en-
amused at your assor .msnts and ~
wonderful valuss....If womea Only
realized the extent OF your stock -
your perfectly wonderful low psicA
you would have such . 'rush' - hAs
never been known anywhers-I aevGg
dreamed Of this vsritsbls LssoB
Bazaar"
Handhsss-
Wonderful assortment Of pin
or matt seAi--Also pin Morocco 'f'.A
and goat-black, brown, tan. VA
green and nAvy-eilk OF leather
lining-gathered from highest class
makers only-specisl. AZ
Fine He ndbsss-
Various shapes and Sizes c
metal frames finished In gilt. gun
metal or silver-covered frames
also-pin and matt seal, walrus,
COW hide and Morocco-leap her,
channels and silk lining. ...........l,DD
Opssa rags. ................. IDS 20 80
Rosebud or plain color eilk--
silk lined-fnirror In each.
Sold In Leather Goods DeVt.
The evening world., 1912-12-13


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1mpare O91ss. n masy nolidoa
oone-wmte o. black silk gauso-
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nea6 pefnesd as wen-many
trm'I WITH Princes iAOo-oal
rave carved sttokA some 81
whioh aee spAnglsA-
p sSs:,: ~ s':s:-y l.; isise eo = -
many make szQuiats AhnsP -
Darty favSrA
riaAn o. hand-paintsd osaiu,ssa =
resemble ivory or amber. aiso
pink and blue-dainty ostrich
ana marabout-many nowtng
cunning pink moss buds scattered
over surface. Some have
bracelet and ribbon or head
chain-satin ribbon bags with
many
A delightful shswing.... IA to LIS
The evening world., 1912-12-13

Reductions in Misses Wear
In Time for Superb Christmas Gifts
TOMORROW. MlssEy LONG WINTER COATS
CHiNCH11Ass BoUCIDs AND ZINE NIxTUREs- handssus.
Vsfy latest modspsEisctH mads-l 70 10
OTHER PINE VALUES IN MODEST TYPE
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cellor OF the exchequer, makes THIS MS
only argument for disestaolishmeh'
He wrote recently:
Surely n nation Is entitled TO de-
termining voice In a settlement OF It's
own national religion. To insist on
treating a faith which the Welsh peo-
pie do not accept as II 1t we're their
national creed; 10 continue forcing II
upon them as such, in spite OF their
repeated reputation OF its claim; to
divert compulsorily the whole OF their
ancient national endowments to Its
maintenance Is the most intolerable OF
all expressions.
Against this wrong We are now
seeking redress from the most potent
tribunal In this land-the high court
OF parliament-and we feel confident
that the justice OF our case will at last
obtain statutory recognition"
Wales asked for the disestablish-
ment first in 1885. 1t was refused.
Since then eight successive parlia.
ments have been petitioned TO sepa.
rate the Welsh state from the church
Should the disestablishment bill
carry, the church will lose an annual
income OF about s905.000 in Wales. II
will retain about $4,000 annually. All
cathedrals and rectories will remain
the property OF the church. These are
valued at s5,0O0.00O The present rec
tors. Wears and church officials In
Wales will receive all state aid they
are now receiving for life
The Welsh church endowments pre-
vious to 1876 We're all in the nature OF
tithes, or state taxes. The annual In.
terest on moneys collected this way
now amounts to $685.
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looking for few insects that will
never be OF any possible use 10 hui
mainly or probably to science, and
the total result OF his long search
could be put In n peanut shell. or
course, he has done other work: he
Is mounter of insects for collectors,
and he tells me that according 10 &C
curate records he has kept he has
mounted no fewer than 100000 speci-
mems. In addition. he Is lecturer.
in popular style, on natural history
subjects. and he travels about Eng
land explaining TO the rising genera
ton, the evolution Of the spider, the
wasp. the bee. the butterfly and his
lifelong friend. the fairy fly. But how
many valuable hours have been stol-
en- from more productive fields of ef-
fort TO spend with his net. his bottles
and his microscope on the invisible
trail of the elusive fairy fly only
Enock knows. II IL were possible 10
calculate the amount of money vast
ed by him in his strange quest. II
would probably be found that his
fairy flies are worth many times
their weight in radium. II will be en-
tertaining to let Enock tell of his
queer search in his own words. but
YOU must remember that when he
speaks of fairy flies as the most
beautiful insects in the world he is
like a fond parent describing his
!avorite child and prone TO eXaggera-
ton.
My introduction to the fairy fly."
he said. was at a meeting OF the
Royal Mcroscopcal society Of 1878.
A species no larger than fiftieth OF
an inch entangled In a spiders web
was shown 10 US, and I Immediately
lost my heart 10 IT, II had four wings
exqusitely shaped and margined with
hairs. ! determined that would
search out the life history OF these
insects. and thus began my long
quest for some OF the rarer species.
AT that time practically nothing
was known of them. They were so
attention OF scientists. The first men.
ton of them was in 1897, and then
nothing was heard of them for more
than so years | soon found out that
they belonged TO he same order as
the honey bee and the wasp-sort CT
POOR relations. so to speak In size
they vary from twentieth to a nine
teth Of an inch in length. Figures
rs small as that convey no impress
sion TO The ordinary mind. Perhaps
It might be better If say that dog
en- of these beauties could walk
abreast through an ordinary plnhole.
They search out the eggs OF certain
other insects and in them lay their
own. thus destroying the host eggs.
Each species has different kind Of
host egg, and in no circumstance will
they lay their eggs in any other way.
During the 80 odd years have
been searching. for these flies, ! have
discovered eight new genera and at
least $50 new species. For the last
four years had the assistance OF
Charles Owen Waterhouse. formerly
a member of the staff OF the Natural