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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Sentihs fatbolil te
GolDnte Mtbiera
an Der 0olffate non Seras.

eeist iuoS bic antboliIde Golouijattous GsleuIhn
U. Z. ". ,d9t ilbtr biete bIlberbe fntholtIhc Gp!ouie,
moielbt tathoitld)e Sfule uno Sirte beitelt, uib 100
tin totDolt'her Seeliotger antiert ,ebiea0c. Su..
ben ~. aprtI 1912. Dies %beitatigt. bas bic Satboltc
eolou3atton Sotieip Il. 9. y. be tatboliite &pionie
IN Nueess eountp, i'm Staate 3eros. be.ai Mt ais biz
Ttpierd eoloute. ohns ieslite eiuihrdrtuug aeuebs
nttef Dat. SaS eointte, weldbes eiue qriinoltpe uns
eriunnng Der Etpiern S1uosreten i'm Naitrdge unies
fer yelellhatt oorgetoTmen bot. bsrthtet dnbsrt
9nnlfi9 nber ben Sooeu. oas 8itrna. has Sriutroarer
lliu. uno %beitntigt. oaB bic 'tipiera sdnsersisn beious
oers sanlft5 leien fnr @cmuf san iopob ais iur oil
genretne sanoiplrtbldait 2pse. s. Rod & so. baben
20. perpftbtet, be uotbi9tu : dri,ts su tbun NIB
untoften an %beitrttten sum pettereu Ausbau bic Ter
fatholtide II Goipnie In 8ipiera, leras.
lgs5) SuliuS {. De Dos, Tr1i.
u. !. 0attnioru. Setr.'
eeiet ftruer, mas Der erost uno neitbetanutt Giien,
babnboutr Y. II. DputrE, iiber Hlpiera iaai: .,Sehr
seebrter Serr 6otl Gs irtnt mt6. Sbnsn b,ridten
sn ton ren, bab i'd aus tisener Sepba1tnra ipeis, bab
bic Riptera 2anbsreteu ausasstdrete Web. uiS
Sortttproonfte erSeugen. NIB odB tetBise Warmer.
bic Hh bert II iecerIaiieiL ib otS beIten ~,yortfoin mems
ertrtnen fonnen. Sd babe ytlpiera Sead) mebrsre
1fale beinnt unb niub iagen. taB eieier Yuntt An
ben i&oniteu Fidsen Der goIifiiie eeh6rt, IS trent
rnin fer.sr. iassn 5n tonntr, baB Gte. S.n ih itit
nebrertn Sahreu fsnfe. bds pole 9e .tiduen bes Bus
blitufnS oerotertu unb eaB Ste bic 8tdne fur bic
G~nttpidfuns bon 8iptera sur bsfteu au stu bruno
brlugsu weroer. Scdahtsu6
(es5.) .. 8. goasam."
sauit In @ioisra. che Is 3u ipdt 1T. SGreibt beute
tur uHherp NJ ,kPttuEf M he MsU "a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

sic Scitprebigt in cugIiihcr
Sprad,c hnltcn, neil Der Ippitpliid)c
ScIcgnt unb mund)c antpcSenbc Yr6@
intcn fem 9cuiid pcr1tdnbtS. Natiir@
lid lit mnn MIN geIpannt 5u crfnbren,
Oh oieic G%iuridtung g It m ieiu
loa pocr bios cine iporabiIfe
GrIdciuung. Sic Scitprcbiet Gr3>
biidof OieBmcr's eipar cine pcrsiiglid,e
pndcnbc 2ciinung. Or bebanbclte Die
Nufgabeu Der tatbpliidcn 2aisnfpclt
in Der %crtbcioigung Der brci
yfauerr: Somilic, Stoat nnb
Sird6c, mic cbcnals bic Sitbcu e5
bcim Ban Der @tauer Inn SeruIalcm
getbdn.
Garahc unb Misunderstanding.
Siidpf Sd,rcmbs hattie nod Dem
Gpangclium in trofti9cn @ortcn, III
lcincr mdnnlidcn @ciic, Den Gcntrdlz
Scrcin i%uillfommeu Gcbcibcn NM benz
Icltcn CUR Inipeicrbcit hcs periDr1
ltr,en Ncrtrctcr5 bea 9l. &dters be-
gliidfpilnidt. @r8bilfof z. IS. MeBz
mer iprdh a d Dem Sontifitalamt.
Scr Ncgeu9uB biclt on bis gcgeu
balb 5lpei llbr uub Dos oGomitc fir
@cttcr" bate. @ott 1pcib mic iulo
nit pcIdlen Niitteln, Dem Hegcn Gin
bait geboten nnb cine Gerrlihc
&arabe, weldc cine pple Stunbe
naucrtc, cutialtctc iih in i6pnitcr
Cronung. Sele9ntipncn auf Selc>
gationen bon itattlihen, fatbolii6en
Ntdnncrn unb Siin9liueen nis ben
Spleboer Staote unb Sanbs @emeins
Den, ipluic beionbers aus Detroit,
Midl., Sort Wapne, Snb., unb bielen
onOcren benadbarten Srtiddften,
bcfilierten porbci. Ser S6aulpagen
Der ltrinlinerinnen ipnr Elm Yraht@
itiif. Iu6 bel bieIer Sarabe lit Die
bibliihe Srage Der Wartba erlaubt:
0&onutcn bieic IcitberlidJfeiten nift
auf elm cffcftioes Winimum rebu5irt
iperbeu unb Die Summcn, nelhe 10
perihlltn9cn. nidt fir mebr iuert6z
polle 3nedc peripenhet perben?"
@enn aid bier fein 6 oipenfdfig
pran9tc, 10 lit Bic Sraee nah elmer
geredten 8ertbeilung Der a%n9eipanb>
ten fatbpliiden Sbatfraft auf @erte
Der IeuBcrlidfeit unb Snnerlihteit
bod audi bier am 8lase. Selbitbers
'tdnbli6 lit ieber Central Sereinss
lar uno perniinftige 8eobdTter
9erre bercit, ben q II 8eift Der
Sercitpiaisteit i'm Sienite Der fatbps
liiden Sade banfenb an5uz
c%rfenncn.
Bel Der MISUNDERSTANDING in
Terminal Sna bnttcn iid leiht 5000
Wenifen ein9efunDen. Sas Sro>
grnmm bns bier fol9te, enttpidclte
lid in i60niter @eiic. S%eitprdiiocnt
@tettlcr croffncte Die @eriammlune
burh geeriiBung. Damn folete Sr.
@eorg Stel5le bon Iinncapolis,
Mtinn., nit elmer uripiidiigen Hebc
iiber ~~llniere beutigeu Iuf9aben."
@6enio tplrbe 8ihter @eor9 8oei6
bon Neip gprf nit ieiner ensliihcn
9febe .Gatbolic G%iti3en1bip" lebbait
applaubiert. Die im~poiante Sigur
bes bod1fp' item giibofs Sos. S6rembs
BON Solcoo, oils CT lid itpi5 an feline
3olcbper pcnbete, unb Die fromrc
8eiie bes Npoitoliiden Selegaten,
iueld)er betonte, her Central Gerein
perbienc bic 4nerfennnng bes 81.
Stnbles", erbDbten Die Seier gu elmer
bo6it einhrudspollen aunbgebuns.
Sn bo6it angenebnrer @eiie ipurben
Die 3pii6enpauieu ous9efiiIlt burb
ben @ortrae Der pereini9tcn Idnners
dore inter 2eitung bes Yrof. 3ittel,
Srganiit Der ct. Warienz &irbc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Murkthertn1tP
Str ben UrsRberfani.
ononaue. Den 2S. September.
UefreiAe. Hem NDshl. etc

O~nbnaue. ben 90. September.
Oefretbe. Sen. Nae6t. etc.
gee!iei SO-S5e per Suibel.
safsr: 34-t2c per Snibs.
aorl: 62-70c per SmibeI.
@erlte: 85-90c per Sujbel.
Wo99en: 60-9Uc per Sulbet.
pen: SIG. 0O-S1S.O 90 per Tomne.
Vtebl: patent, IS. 60-S.OJ; Nrais6t,
S5.20-5. 10.
Sleie: $ss. 90 per Come.
Groceries, etc.
9eptel: 40e-S0c per 9ulbel.
Sartoneln: 4a(950c per Suibel;
Sipiebelni 2Hc per Qfumb; Spaniihe
5wIebeln, ST .25 per Srote.
Diet.
Stiere: 81. 50-57.5 80
Hiuoer: S4.00-$5.W
&ilpe: 81. 00-4.O0
6dlber: 81. 5000.
Sarnmsr: S3.00-3.5D.
Shlpeiie fauf benz 6uB): s7.75-ss.1 10
per bunosrt Ylunb
0utter. Gter nnb 8die.
Gier: 22c per Ousenb.
Sltter: Oairp, csc; CREAMERY, 2Sk@
29c per piunb.
T1dle: Rbams9aIe. 15e; Bird, lie; Gins
burger, lsc; Smiss. 1sc per Dfunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
3r %berfaufem.

@ute 800 Nfer farm, I Meilet BON autem
Stdbtdleu, 8 Mleilen BON 9reamerp. SdhMie aui
Der Yarn. 5 Wtetlen BON tatAolifher Stride. 900
Neioe uno &ai6. GroBes oans. 2 STOLE 'uno
enoere auBensebdube, ales in eutem 8uffanb.
1elephon uHo ireie 2onopot. @utes Rnrer.
pro g6er. $1,000 baar, Der sieit auf 3eit.
The A. q. Whitney Land & Loan Company.
ST. Cloud, Minnesota.
geim edreiten ertpatne mon eeh. btefeS gfatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
(S%pc3ialbcrift bon q. g.
Gentral=S ereins=S asung 81 Sos
Loco, Ohio.

Ginem SciGlnk Der pOriscn Satbp=
Iitcn @criammlung in Chicago 5u=
iplge lit bic bcnrisc Saguns nes
9. N.=&. Central &ereinS Den
Wanen bes sruhcn Siibrers Der
aatbulifcn Scutidlanb's, Nirht=
bprit, gepinmct. - aampf sescn
Spsialbcmutratie nnb S%ltbcismiis
bic Yurple.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
tatholiiae MmHrblunaen

i'm Ner,en lbeS berrlideu g8iuamsttss3 bales
Srsgon. bistai por;ii9lide @eleSsubeiten iir
ben itrebiamsn Sarmer. Wil@wirtb II. Sbite
siihter. ySir babeu islbit mt ben Stirmen.
Der Sigs uno 3Glts anoersr Staaisn &C.
tSmpit. leSt aber ~srireuen mir ms Der
Srudtbarfeit unieres StaatsS unb limb tets
bersit, guiiebiern in Der sluSwabl zines
Seimss III oieiem iru6tborsu uno aMsaieb.
men 8limo bebilhid AZ iein.
Marion County Land and Inv. Co.,
Home Office Mt. Angel, Ore.
Hstm eqrsitsu srwabns man oeF, bisies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
9as berSbmte @betIone= yhal.

sgir baben etli DIE ibbne carmen su perfauier
in ben Counties Grant iiuo 9tpberts. In Der
Ieeen. 9as 2anb etsnet 65 ilr aue 9robufte.
Die TN Wprbmehen aesugen iperben, Defenders
fnr Rorn, Gentiie uno Wiltuirthidaait. Sbreibt
anuns ilr Hretie. '
MARTENS BROS,
Milbank, South Dakota.
gir pertueiien s,e or Ssep. 9. ,. O'9siu. @iorrer
3eim edbreibcn er,pSbMe man grh. btsies Blats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
9iuiq III tamfen.

@robe @einpreife. Tad5uirneen
in Sdnciber's apotbefe. 1245 Soma
Str, Dubuque. Soma. 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Sbe,ieQe Hferte.

1853 gder. ~ Meile bon Der gr5Bten fatbo.
Iiid,en atrd]e uub Sdlule i'm iii hen aanfas.
Suite gerbefernneeu. 9ues gut eiuseteu3t.
9rsi Bruunen. 0errlttbe gaze uno cine erhs
fIaiige Jarm in elmer erittIaiisen Sarmgegeno.
Yreis nieorig. Nnnenmoare BeDiuauneeu.
Ssomnet sleidl unb beiidbtieet oieiel6e. Soredet
Dor BEL o6er id)reibt an
The Allen County Investment Co.
Kelley Hotel Block. lola, Kans.
getn edreibsn erwdtus man gen. SieisS Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Yat %pertAuten.

S60nes, sbeusS sauo. idmar;er gob,u.
II @ebrasfa gum Yreiis non sl3. 80 bis sis
yer ader. 0ir baben wdbreub ben lester
mel Sabreu iibsr 81, 900 9lter Oil @Irosr
ser Stabt Dubuque pertauit.
DORNES-BUSCH LAND CO.
lf6 Ninth ST. Dubuque. Iowa
e6setten sTpabas man ecu. pieiss ylstt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
9as ipnniae San enis. Etai.

Sebt III Die 9eit. ba Sar oieies Yhal iehen
iultet. Tie grnte begiBnt an 1. Sept. &ir
beim 5reid1eu 5eieen, iuie Sbr es isher nod
ME aeiebeu habit mno oieies iogar aui Sauo. bias
MIR halls 10 piel foitet ais Gner Sano I'M Often.
bas nid,t balb 10 piel proonSiert. lHo mir
haben ME 5eblernter.
Sbas. IS. 1onlim 1saIts Co., Cooper. Colo.
@eim e6reiben er,pdbne mon eeI. bieieS 9Iati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

&5icaso. osu 80. Ssptembsr
0etretbe.
Weuen-
Sept. 90%@91H.
Se3.: slAe9tT.
Korn-
Sept.: 72It@73.
0ej.: 58H@54H.
0aier-
Sept. 34034.
0e;. 32X@S3.
gietmarft
Shmeine-
Shmere, 81 0@s. ~.
9hwere. rduhe. S7.900S.1 10
qe,Hte. 50. 20@SS S7k.
YemriHte, S8. 05@S.SI.
B,eh-
Niupunb, S5.s5@11.00.
Eiibe urto Rlnser. SO. 900S.0 90.
VSeterns, IS. $3.50. 30.
Sdaie-
G~tnheimif&e 26mmer 81 5a7.4 As.
98eitiihe 9Gmmer. 50. S5a7.45.
Ginbeimii6e Sdaie. S3.5004.65.
Wstli1e Sdafe-S3. 65@4.65.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Misconfn S9nSereien.

Sdreibt fir Seidireibuas uub @reiie BON
fber 65 per6enerten 6arner mo 1900 gder
ipiloen 9anoes i'm Wtlh,pirtbidiaits. 6lrtei pan
in Der Wdhe BON fatboIiiden rtrfen
unb InfieoIurgen.
L. RIvARD, Turtle Lake, Wis.
0etm edreiben sr,pdbms maa een. bisiss gfat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Hu %berfauIen.

Sarmen in fatbpiiifer Nadbaridaft.
Sh babe 5wei prdditise Sarmsu in Ginneibiet
GountD III elmer BauS fatboliibeit 9iddbarid)ait.
Sdretbt flr ndhere Iustuuit an
Ii. j. GIESEN, Calmar, Iowa.
gtim edrcibrn erpdbne man seh. Sieiss Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

Wiigr. s. @on5nno, pdpltlidcr :
Iblegat 81 @aIbington 3. g.,
erfIdrt nuf Dem Solepoer autboz :
lifcntag: Der Central Seretn :
perbient bic Inerfernnng bcs
Sl. Stubles."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
eteaer ehlnflpfiafrit.


yoursspihe. ca. slueuft 1911.
Dor uneefdbr IL SaAren tpnr Id IN Srdnf'
reid bon GGIotloiigfeit aepI1at. elm Mr5t qob
mir ndgegen Mlorpbin. bag id Sdnn 2 Sobre
nebInen ntuBte, ipeil i'd riih 10 odrnrt eefpobrt
bate. bob ib feline Aube iiebr cbnc es bdtfe.
SnrIt. funroe Id ar6 fcbr f6irdb uno terior
80 YfurIo ar Oeipidbt; plirbe odnn 0 Wlpnntc
bon einent Ir5te bebanheIt, nm mir has Wlprs
bbirt fuieoer ab5i,aefpobner. nor oann ipcbi hiS
Dor 3 Sdbren, oils nein Iinfes slu1e an Sebs
FRAT perlor: tuiiroe oesbdIb operirt urh lit
trieber an S6Iailctisfeit. nnbr SesbqJ6 To'ioe
Gonie's Nerberftdrfer rrh fcnn nun out fIIas
fen. pbne iibIe Tolgen bon BEN Gerpenitdrfer:
crit naby ID i5n esloifeIipeifes lest nur 1
Ri. 6. Meaer fdreibt cis gcm Srienns.
90. baB lie alen bic 9aitor a6nin's ]sierpen.
ftdrfer rebrren, ebcnfo cute @;rfung ipiiaibt.
irie &c bel ibr bdtte, benr fie lit ffou felt Q
Mornten an foldben slnditnnfiner, bab re
Trdndbntdl pbrir1tbtiq ipnrne.
ou>I Elm tperthponts Bnh fur Vsrpeul,;teres
aGEkH pirb Se6eui Der es rsrioret. t~ustlasNt.
w. Urine erbaiteH mud bic Wlthistr mr. tpri;.
Iitit WQffi,in pirbe iet BEN ,Sosrt 1875 pcH bent
5p4p. 9aitor &bnia, fort Wonne. Sro., ~5ubsrsitei
nno lest inter ieirer gnireiiule BON bet
KOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, iii.
81 W.. Lake Sc. nenr Dearborn.
Set qtpstbetern an ha5s1 far
e1.O0 Die glade, 9 6lcsd1su FIR $500;
eroSs Sf.75, q far $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
AustueiS iiber ben 8eftanb
-ter-
German Trust and Savings
Bank,
o~rsanifrt inter fen 0eisyen Soipa's. etablirt ,u
3ubuquf. i'm gountp Dubuque. am Sblufe
bes Geiddites am
1. Sept. 1912,
ME er benz @eiess gemdB on oen AUDITOR bs Staa.
ties gernadDt ipuroe.
Wufhaben.

getrae on @,hIelH, Bombs unb anoersu
biseontirtsn ober qefauftsn uno pom Der
Dant a~ttianeten 9t4erbetten. -. IS 49, l6 %
gploIninae IN tSepotben. ..,S "a. 110.W
Gilhfruiuuie if @sfrnlhsu 4.QRS.S1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

e at Soma, l..
Tubuaue 6puufn. iS~
Wir, gein alau,r, grafbent, u. r. Seeb,
@issprdkbtut. unb y. Y. @inbprf, Rafirer,
obenqsnannter Bant, bsidmbren ieisrlid, bab
mad, inherent betsn 9iffen nnb 6lanbea portereebens
sr Auswti8 pontdubig, fpahr unb ridtis III; une oab
bic oben aneegeberen gutbabsn bona fbe'' gigtn.
tbum beiaster Sant In itrsr 9apaeitdt ais Corpora.
iion iinb; nnb oaB fern Sbeii ~berielbsn beioster Sant
~ benz Sfpede seliebsu potr. porQei6oHeu mproen III.
mn als fbeiI ibrer Sutbaben anaeoebera Az nc roen.
Refer QIausr prdtbsnt.
VIZ peeb, giess praRbent.
9ur mir unttritriebeR uno beinporen BON Yeter
,Slauer uno u. j. Seeb an hteiein ii. Gage oes
Sfptember 1919.
(Susep j. J. " tnppebneL
oisntliper Totar.
geideintst bon;
G. 8. Srebe,
Senrp &aep.
6. 3. Serg,
SobH OItnseL
Dirsttorsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

sauit In Nioisro. che Is 3u ipdt 1T. SGreibt beut,
luz nibere Ausfnnft an bic BeiiBer:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-04
The Oldest Ship.

The oldest ship in the world was re-
Gently broken up at Teneriffe, Canary
islands. 1t was the Italian ship Anita,
built in Genoa in 1913, and almost an
exact duplicate OF the Santa Maria,
the famous galIeon in which Columbus
made his voyage of discovery. The
Anita was built for strength rather
than grace or speed, broad beamed and
clumsy. but had weathered hurricanes
and typhoons in all parts of the globe
and escaped unframed from the perils
of the deep from Cape Horn TO Hud-
son bay. She had a worlds record
as the slowest ship afloat, averaging
2a5 days between Baltimore. Md, and
Rio dc Janeiro. As her lack of speed
WAS losing money to her owner, and
she seemed destined to defy the ele-
ments and enrich lloyds' Indefinitely
as long as she remained afioat, it was
decided to sell her for what she would
bring piecemeal and use the money
she brought toward constructing Il
new vessel.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-04

iuyselr Singing isn't such a great
stunt after all. unless one has fine
selection of songs-and even then the
same things can't please every one.
On the other hand if ven play, you
can play to please the whole bunch
you are entirely mistaken" inter
rupted the girl deeply offended; "lf
you think that after all this work I'm
going to give up just because my
teacher didn't give me a decent solo
in that recital, so that my voice would
show off we'll beside the others, you're
badly deceived
I'm going to spend some real
money on a good teacher. that's what
I'm going to do III show them that
they were all good and mistaken"
Then she pounded the piano keys.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-04

The uen III the most resourceful-
ness and the latest power of initia
tive come froI he smaller towns ia"
CARED an Obi congressman. some
time ago a pr IT in my district was
promised the fo3 of preparing SOM"
school board b. IS, The work would
give him pros # about $50, and he
needed the none He had it all spent
even before the line came to print the
ballots Then tie board of election
sent him word Tia they wouldn't need
the ballots, as the was no contest for
the school board
"'You'd give ME the job If you gave
1t to anybody, wouldn't you?' asked
The printer.
oh certainly they told him. SO
the pointer got out petition and ran
for the school board thus making a
Csntest, and they gave him the job of
printing the ballots after all. As soon
as they were printed and bis bill O. X d
he Withdrew his candidacy.'-Phila
phia Ledge
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-04
Tho Stoics.

tMucianus made a great number Of
remarkable statements To Nespasia g..
n. III against the Stoies~;s. Tor in
stanre. that they are fun of empty
l19astin@. and If one Of them lets his
beard grow long. clovates bis eye
hraws Wea"s bis fustian cap thrown
eareIessly back aud goes barefoot ne
Sffaiahtwar fosfHiales bravery. right
cou~neSs AS his own He gives himSr +
great airs though he may not under
stand (as the proverb says either let
ters or swimming They view every
body with contempt and call the man
Of good family a mollycodd1e, the III
born a Diverted intellect. a hand some
person licentious, an ugly person come
". the rich man an apostle Of greed
and the poor man serviie greyeler. =
bios Roman History.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-04
. 80 . . . - . q . . = .
. PERSONALS. =
80 >>>>> 49, = = .

Mrs G. X. Orr Of Red Oak is
Visiting in the city.
Mrs. A. ]. Knight and son Bur
ION Of Dallas are visiting Mrs. n
G Wise.
Mrs. Frank saHgoinet and ber
three boys of Fort Worth are visit
ing relatives in the city.
Rev. G t.. faleher is here 10
conduct one OF the church confer
cnees at the cha4tauqua
Miss Irma iitflefield OF Dallas
is guest OF Misses Lola and Fs-
Their Mccartney during the Chau-
tauqua-
] II MAYHEM returned Last
uight from Baltimore, whore h"
attended the national democratic
convention as delegate from the
fifth congressional district
Rev. c. II. Hayes Of Little Rock
and Mrs W. b Preston of San
/ Marcos. two OF the leaders in
the church conference TO he held
at the Chautauqua, arrived in the
+ city this morning
Mr. Lindsey Of Tyler, member
of the fexas Welfare Commission
arrived here today to hear Judge
/ Dunlaps lecture at the Chautau-
qua on the Panama Canal Mr.
Lindsey was accompanied by three
| ladies and former Mayor S. j.
+ Hay of Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-04
Leaning to
Sing

DO you know" unused the girl at
the piano, that singing isn't an art,
nor talent? It's just record OF so
many dollars and cents. And the
more dollars and cents you've spent
on your voice the better your voice is
That doesn't mean, either she
went on, that It's all a matter OF
training If | should take a hundred
lessons a 81 a lesson Id be considered
just about one-third as advanced and
proficient in vocalizing as | should be
IL I'd take a hundred lessons at s. a
lesson"
Why this pessimistic mood in
quired the man who was sitting near
I'm not pessimistic. replied the
girl. calmly. I've lust discovered an
other truth You try il and you'll see
With the piano or the violin it's differ
ent. While | grant that with them
dollars and cents count lot. still, If
you can play the KEYS and the, notes
the same people will listen 10 YOU
and. perhaps enjoy the playine--hat
with vocal music everything depends
on the money cost. There seems to
p' q 4y'a5it> ~ W ON VI ~
'''a1 I u peoI''o J09' " iio s'"' ''='t'=a
~ 'fe 4t-at YOU pay III "I' '97''''
ana you bt' eo''4i'iihi' ''''u az u
ingly"
Yes" The mans voice invited
further explanation, -
tt'e Stii i'oesss'ieH' even II
.,1C ttio
one fae'1c'S "io''t on the piano of'',
can accomplish Soiftth1i1s. can one
fhl when a poor S'9t 'fieS 70 pfattitA
Singing asPhr IAe h'lshpor9 S""' t4t
WINDOWS 5s3d 'f'e members ot "e' ." Il
family Deg Tor mercy. ana even lee
thildFfh mako iuh Oh Htf. 'o"i 'e1
mat same person announce 'I'a' lfet
vocal lessons are hRi4fhs Ill the ia@h
hlmbeis-7i1ai Fiotessof 9"'lSolHS
deNo1f5 d "'ioIe precious nan I'o'li ~
her Fe}.e every once III 1t "''''afa
me hefShh9iS SIT out eil tfsIi ioiet1tss
evenings 10 hs'"h 10 hef scales. HfF
Now We he"h singing on anu on
Tor my own pleasure since was
papH We always mad modest De
gree OF respect Tor my own F"lcf-e1tt
| have generally seemed To De alone
in my opinion, IT sang 1t was usually
an ~nt-and "hen was
younger 1t used 10 haft my 1eel}hes
Why, ~" always told you that
IKE your voice. Inc man TOOK on
tone OF reproach but II dldn seem TO
work well.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-04

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a perfectly safe and wholesome
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tie. Sold by Curtin Drug co X
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-04

When the bowels feel unconfort-
able and you miss the celebrating
feeling that always follows co
pious morning operation, dose
OF HERBINE will set yon right
in a couple Of hours. # taken at
bedtime you get its beneficial eff
feet after breakfast next day. Price
soc Sold by Curtin Drug Co Y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-04

G G. Groce, esq has returned
from an extended visit ia Alaba-
ma. He was accompanied by his
son, George. who had spent some
months at Mobile
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-04

81. All of them gave the fee tc
counsel for the Ryans for the
OF the family.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-05-17
..Billy" Sullivan an Apple Raiser.

The Pacific Monthly Magazine for
May presents the fact that Billy Sulli-
van is no longer member of the White
Sox baseball club of Chicago. Quite an
ornate sketch is given of how Sullivan,
Fielder A. Jones and Joe Tinker, the
giant killer of the White Sox, have es-
tablished fruit farm near Newbury,
Oregon, which they have proudly named
white Sox Orchards. A photo Of
BILLY" and his baby boy is shown and
the following pleasant notice is also
given:
"And there is the redoutable Billy
Sullivan who joined the White Sox in
1901 and has been with the team ever
since Sullivan was behind the bat
with the White Sox and became equally
famous with Jones in the championship
series during those exciting days. He
too saw the writing on the wall and
came West to make his fortune. After
Fielder Jones retired from the game to
enter the timber business in Oregon,
Sullivan followed in his steps and
coupled with him in number of his
investments.
The many friends Of BILLY" will
Loyalty wish him the best of luck in his
partnership with the big, red checked
apple,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-05-17
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKETS.
Continued From Page ~

tons (too much cold rain) plenty of the
early ones are already showing UP
green tips. Under favorable conditions
planting should be done around the end
of the month, but it is the general be-
lief that very few plants will be set out
in the field before the earlier weeks of
June. The farmers have been pre-
vented. by the continued rains from
blowing for crops that come in earlier
than tobacco, so the tobacco fields will
be the very last prepared. 1t can be
chalked up as certainty that the 1912
tobacco crop will be planted late.
Lately considerable 1909 goods have
been changing hands quietly, so quietly
that the transactions escaped notice.
The writer recently heard of one trans
action involving nearly 200 cases, in
which the price was fifteen and half
cents. But it was choice goods.
Some time ago we stated that the
growers of Burley in York county had
most Of that tobacco on hand yet, two
or three thousand acres of it. Well,
they haven't got it now. Most was
sold at from one-half cent to one cent
a pound for filters and not over three
cents for wrappers. In all probability
there will be no more Burley grown in
York county.