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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

Irrpbo q rdube e, Sal.
am IA. Wdr5 -.
Wertbc Heonttionl
Sor einiscn &od,cu bcrihtete iD
iiber Die ploBlid,e Grfrantuna lnb Den
burf @agen : @erblutung erip(9tcu
Soo zines bieiigen fatboliidleu Seuts
ihen, fuelder AM Gage nad ieiner
g~rfrantung ais TrdiiOent elmer pers
boteneu 2o9e (.Sho Sellolps") i'm
%italiert iperben iolltc. GUM Slide
nabmen ipdbrenb Der flIr3en &ranf>
belt bes IanneS lid einige aatbps
lifen oeiIen bartbeDrdn9ten Srau an
unb er5ielten ipeni9itens Die Seitlid)e
Srbmuns Der 8eiddite beS Sterben>
Den 81 Sumter ieiner Satin. Ils
Der bebauernepertbe Wanu inter
@eprdnge bon Der 2ogc ~be9raben,
6ablte ielbe Der @ittpc 9anSe iiinf5i9
Collars heath benefit, per9ab dbcr
nid,t bapon fiinf Collars ab3u5iebcn
81 @unItcn eines Iit9lieocs fir bas
I%usid)allieln bes Grades. 3ubem
iudtc Die Soge Der bebrdnetcn Snmilie
einen @eripnlter (Sdneiber bon Bro
%ieiiipn) ans ibrcr WitglicbcrIdait
ouf3ubrdngen; o6idlon Die @ittme urb
lire brei SSbne I'M Sitter bon 10 bis
Is Sabreu Die tlcine Sarm beiier be-
ipirtbid)aften fonnen ais iold, ein
Weiiter 3luirn; nlir bate Seiler fiir
eini9c Sabre elm guteS giebenperbicnit
gebabt. Ils Ole Wittipe nit ibreu
AinDcrn ndd Dem Sooe beS nnBliids
lidcn Saicr3 Die Stride pftcrS be-
llld,tc, 5cigte Die Shlpeirerns2oge in
peldc lie ourd) ibrcn Mann ein9cs
ihric6cn iporoen. Die ed)tc @elinnung,
inbem lie Der 8ittipe crtldrte. iucnl
lelbc iprtfnbre, ole Stride gu bciud)eu,
braude tic aIf ibre llntcritiisung
nidt an redrncn. Sa5 pfinete Der
bctriibten Srau Die Iu9en. bn cS bcn
9odsfuB 5lr @cniige 5ei9t. Ser bon
Der 2oge betbDrte uno perbdtidelte
Wann 5ablte bel leincm eintritt S25
Iufnabme s@clb. ba5u fir iieben
Sabre monatlid einen Solar @cbiibs
rem. niber pen Insla9cn iiir ganfettc
mn %ergniigungs : Snrticu. Ioipie
nlehrcrc Sabre Die mpnniIiGcn Scr
Gins @ebiibrcn ieiner Srnu ($1.0O
per Wonut) ; p%crnis9abte 10 lpcni9s
itcns bao Sreifad)c ieines ,bcnfb
bcueiit5" nrb itcltc fem Scelenbeil
in @ciabr, nlrr nm Die @llnit Der &ogc
81 crhnltcn.
WOsen oieic Greisniiic, wcldc ben
@eiit Der pcrboteuen 8eienihait fenns
5eihnen, ben Seiern bic Muscn Siinem,
nm beiunocrS bic nnerfabrcne Suaeno
uor ben Netcn Der sebcimeu @eiel.
idjnitcn uurneu Sn9 miiniht bon
Ncr5cn Scin er9cbcncr
81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
lpaDerkrnft- Cnntrnlle, nnrr lttunnpnl nas %1se[mltat.

ciner sln5o6l bon Srten tbatId6lid
bereits c%riitirt.
Die bisber enttpidelten iinb tbats
idd,lif cntipidluugsfdbigen 8aiierz
frGftc bieie5 2anbes biirften Jest 25,s
100000 SS. nid)t ilberiteigen, nab
renb bisbcr un9efdbr 100000 GS.
@oiicrtraft 5u prnftiiher @ertpcnbuna
gelan9t iinh.
3ebn srpHe Sntercien : @ruppen,
inter mcld,en bic 8eneral electric
COMPANY bic mahtisitc lit, iollen
nndl Der S%ebanptnng hes GpmmiHdrs
GO Iro5ent Der geiammten tn ben
Der. Staatcn su seiperbliden Spefet
pe%r,uennetcn @nHerfrdfte contrulltren
uoer itart beeinfluHen. Sieie 5ebt
@ruppcn limb nufereinanber mebr
pocr meuiger eng perbunben itnb bic
Spb1re ibrer Snterefcn : 0cnctn=
itnft lit in itetisem @adien be-
g%riifen.
Sic 6ruppc Der General electric
ALIEN cpntrpllirt pbcr beeinfliBt $780,
600 YS. entfpidcltc uno $4,000
~. unentpidcIte 8oiierfraft, alio
Sptalc bon mcbr oils a~npertbalb
NtiIionen Sferbefrdften.
Sic in Der General electric
@ruppe reprdicntirtcn @cleai6aften
pcrieben Den Strabenbnbnbicnlt IN
16 stGbten, eleftriihe Selerlhtiingsz
Mnlo9en in IS unb Cos Inlaaeu IN
10 Stdbten. Pine genanrten 8n'ier>
traits @eieuihaften unb Die nit linen
liirten llnterncbmen iinb i%ns9eiammt
@iocntbiimcr obcr 1ertpdlter bon
Strabenbabnen in III StGbten,
eleftriid)cn Seleud,trres : Inln9eu
in $50 unb @ns>I ulaecu in 113
StGpter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

~ obIenS, +. Wdrs 1912. -
Wie bctanntlif Den @eIhdrtss
" iubeu iptppbl nn9etauften mic
getauften, nidts mebr beilt9
iii. ipenn no1 8elb bamit MAIDEN
fam, 10 aud baS Sebcu Sc Il.
iibcr peldes bon unberuferer Settc
id)pu m,anhe Seniationslpcrte Iino 9e@
ihrieben lporoen, ipeld)c, lpenn 'te
nidt ben allS9eiprodeneu 3med per@
iolgen cinem uertbicrtcn 3aB 81 rob
men. ipie bel Henan. ullf Die Terbpbrts
belt mn ben @~elbbeutel clues lell>
i~utions liiitcrueu Yublifus gcridtet
iino. Gin Ipldes Subclipert ut
lreucroiug9 picber cridicneu uno
ipirb i'm ~Manubeiner General
Nn5eiger" %nn9cprieicn. IuI @rlino
cincs, in elmer alien pricntnlild,en
giblictbet gciunbcnen Sofumentes ioll
Oa5 Ghriituss Yrublcm enolidl gelolt
iciu mo flipp nnb tlar ndd,geipiclcn
lperSeu, baB GbriiriS Elm 8nnoess
brllSer bcS Glider unbcs, ciner Irt
Sreimnurcrs 2o9e. 9clpeicu lei. CID
lin Den Seniationsliiiternen Den
Illnb red,t ipuIIert8 81 MAIDEN. tpiro
i'm Yroipcct erfIdrt. Dab Gin DRIFT
lidcr Yrieitcr bel Der Gntbedling bes
Sofumcute3 pcriud,t babe, pnaIclbe 81
pcrnibtcn. ma ibm aber uidt 9ee
luunacn ici. Sieier biltoriife (!)
9crid,t lei nm ms Seutidc ii6ers
iraoen lporpeu, nit eiuem Sorluort
iIbcr 9putil5 YilutliS, etc. - Sic
gauge Sade 1T bcreitS ais elm
plumpcr Sdnpinbcl nui9ehedt. Der in
nd5 umicritc @ciud) Der HinrIteils
9iteratur 81 ~perlpciicn in! Meine
Toti; bnriibcr ioll MIR cine & r.
iciu "a eS niht nllSges
Id(oncn iii. baB 6ieicr Sred nlh
brilbcn aui Zen Mortt gcbrnht iriro.
SetGisn mill iy nod, raB Der Mann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
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(Spc5ien fir oicie 3citun8.)
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mag beim slutcln Sortbeile babcn,
lpie ia ba5 Snbin leitcn. IN
lpcid)cn. Tolitcrn 9cbettct, nit 8ottes
idDncr, 8eiunbcr Natur Inn ms berz
llnl, ctlpoS icbr ~9eiunbcS iein
Nltd) bieieS ,Irgument"
lpeiB Der I9cnt, pelfer Iutos pers
tduft am id)idlitlten 81 b%anoba6en.
@ir BADEN bieier Sage iogar cine
0r5tlide Iuiidjt 9eleien, in nell
der bds Iutpmobiliabrcn ais q e
unb 5 d rberer iiber
Die Suppen 9elpbt ipirb. Son Den
grfdltungen Die 81 2un9enIdipino>
iud)t filbren mo BON ben Is ii h
| jener .Soibionnbles", nelGe elm
Nutp 9%etnuft hdben. che lie finauz
I'M Stanoc iparen Die Be-
triebstoiten ubne Gorge gu beden, bon
bieier "Seite Der Iebaille" 9iug
feline Hebe.
In iid lit baS 4utcmobil elm Sort
ihritt in Der tehniihen Seiiturgss
fdbigfeit Scr 0tenifen i'm Ser
b / $ pcien. User ii6 cine @as
Ibine lciiten fam. pbne iih ielblt
cine un9ebiibrlid)c Salt auf5ulaben
unb obnc ben Nedten Inberer 81
nabe Su tretcn, Der ailtele froblid)
bnrnuf los unb bite iid ppr bent
Sdneaigtcit3teufeIden (ipceb GRACE 4,
bor jcucr Worbsmanic nnbcre Sclltc
umsujagcu uub ppr anbcreu loicn
8ciitcrn, ipclhc MIR gu DIT in ben
lpcid)eu RoIitern be5 Iutls niiten.
@ir empieblen aber reht gerne Die
sSabrtcu in 0ottes frcie gintur. Sins
ans auf's &anD! @enieBet 10 reht
bon Screen Die SdDnbeit bcs S6os
piers lpie er Tie Inn uns berum, IN
Berg unS Sbal. in Selb unb @niu,
ali @aIb unb Slur, ausgegoiicn bat!
- ~ -
SIR icne 2eute luel6e benn bod,
gerne, wenisiten5 bon 3eit 81 3eit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

JH; s ' '; A.: +: :''' $; 81 ;::'' s: S; S: +. =; 4: ; i:
l%lnlerer ~@as Company" tan5cn. -
90 hat cinnnl Gin alter Stdptcr ppr
Sabren 9eia9t, 9crntbcn. Nbcr mar
ltcB ibn idlpdBeu. SaS Iplt, buS
il 10 grpBarti9 itaotsbiirgerlidl alliz
9etldrt nno 10 ip5inI 9cidult lit (ipic
man ia nud1 HpoIcpclt'5 iiin9iten
offcntIidcn NeuBerungeu annebmcn
M II 81, btcics Solf licB ieleu 9lten
altcn 0crrn iprcd)en, = lpie Die
atnoer bon bette eS ia audi nit
eincm D9pob olb man" 5u tbun
pFlc9elL Der meiie rGtb, Der lparnt -
uno No5 Hciultat lit: DAB Die .@as
Company" in icner Staot beute bic
nino't INDEPENDENT clique" lit .urtb nit
Den Scltcn perfdbrt. lpic es ibr gut
pilnft. lpcil lie bas 9ipuopol u. b. bas
aleinpertaufsrcht) bat.
Ciner iold)cn ogntlpidclun9 ser
Stnac" mill Der @unoeS Corpora
ticn5 : Sommilidr 6err Serbcrt anpr
Smith porbcligcn. Sic GpnSentricz
rlin9 Der Gontrolle iiber Die gSnilers
trdfte burh Die aroBen Sntcreiicn in
Den ipid,ti8iteu Srten u~ricrc5 &dnbcs
lpdfit ndmlif 10 raid, paB bicier 6r.
Srnith IN einem Scridte an Yrdiiocnt
Gait bc%artrngt, Die He9ierung ln0ge
it'd Die Sitel Der nod freien 8alierz
fraftauelen iifcrn unb tic cntlpide!u.
nm ollf bicie Weiie elmer Wonoppliz
firing nor5llbeugcn. Gin ausiiibrs
lidcr 8eridt iibcr oie llnteriudun0en
beg GommiiIdrs betrefi5 Der Gntipifcz
lung Der @aiiertraft lplrbe Dem YrG>
iibentcn porgclcgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
(Spc5iols Gorrciponbcn5.)
l1nm ,,llltramomtanns''

beimer General : I~n6eigcr" cinea bon
Den Sldttcrn iii, lpeldcS III lrlpcrs
'tdnblifcr 8ciic aud, in fatbpliideu
Sanilieu 9cbalten miro! Tlio imrrer
mn INNER pieper Die Mabnurg:
~HnuS nit Den farbloicn SIdtteru,
a / i de 3eitun9cn ms
9auSl" -
Ser b~ie3iGbrigc & II h It dc
GongrcB lit pom II. bis 10.
September in Der &niicritabt W / { II
mn maiden Ole &orbcreitungcn baSu
bcreits crireulide Sortidritte. Ser
dllbere S~urgplus, Der ais ScitplaB
ouseriebcu lit. iuirb gc8cn Die Ring
ltrnBe pom duBercn Snrathor n6gez
idloiicn. Sort lpirb Der CARDINAL
Siiriter5biihof in 8caenmnrt bc5
Wonard)cn unb bcS SaiierbnuIes. ioz
ipie aler Sbeilncbmer Der Ero5eiiion.
cine SeitmeNe celebrieren. Nl5 Srt
Der Seitz Seriammlun9en lit Der ct.
om beltimmt.
@enn MN Scr bc--fanntc Or.
8eorg Sirit bon Den libernlcu
30 ii II Oh Ncnei It Ell q a d.
+ dl stem, nid]t5 bauou cridbrt,
panu mag c5 nod gut 9ebcu, ipcbc
ubcr, fpeun nieier p6iricufnnbe" bon
Dem gSicncr @ud)nriitiid,cn GougrcB
8ino bcfommi! Saun ipiro nam
lib Der aaiier bon Seiterrcid) ncbit
leinem gau6eu &ofitnnt, iolpeit CT
9ldllbi9 III. uuipinerruilidl a6gclcbt.
@ei bcr Fredericksburg bcs baperiidcu
Winiitcr YrGiibenten Seiiela burd,
Srcibcrr ppn Sorting mndlc Sicicr
@riilhl3bcriua nGmIid ciucn Morris
ipctluicl unh il1ic: User an Gin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

1olher S~priiSenbcr bes I~usld1lIies
fiir uIspartige Ingclegcnbeiten mn
miro IN allen Sroeen Die bapcriiden
Stiininen fiibren. Sds lit cine nellc
Situationl Scbenfdlls lit bas Iinis
lterilim Sertling Gin politild)cs @rcios
nib erIten Eanges, beiien iid) alld) Der
beltife Hcifsfdn5lcr ipirb bclpuBt
Ieiu! -
Sir bic NoraIer itnb Gllertreiber
in inherent Eager, ipcld,e nidts 0e'ics
res fDnuen ais ben Sinn mnnd,er
Gcntrumslelite 5t pertpirren, babel
ielbit aber feine crIprieBlidben 2eiituns
gen auf3upeiien baben, lit Die Jingle
Srfldrung bes Cardinal aopp iebr
u%nbeonem. Sic freiiinniac ogres@
lnlier S%eitline" bate ndmlid bieier
Gage semelbct, baB Cardinal Gopp in
greslau cine SeitIhriit ~Sas fntho>
hide Sertid,ldnb" 5ltr Setdmpfullg
Der ipacnannten .&Dlner Midtung"
9eeriinbet babe. t%pprauf Der Cardinal
an Die "SreaIauer 3eitun9" foIserpe
Scriftigina CAB:
sd babe Die 3eitlins .Sas
fatboliihe Sclitihlnnb" pcber
aeariinbet mod mit9c9riinbet crz
balte pielnte6r ourd bic ,Vrcsz
lalcr 3citnn9" bon ibrem &c
itebcn Die erite &unbe. gbenz
iofueni9 lit bieie 3eituns mein
Organ, ga i) nid]t einrnal
abonnent bin. Mit Der Ifleiiz
iden Gentrums z1nrtei itebe ih
in feinem @e9enIatc. fdun alio
burd) iie feline Niebcrlage erz
litten baben. Sh b~erirete iiberz
baupt feline 9plitit. Die i'd gegcn
baS Centrum riftet.
@cprg Cardinal acpp."
Gs lit fir bieie slrt 2eilte iebr be-
sediment, baS Tic am Sisc bes fatbpz
liidbcn Sberbirten Gin dngeblih rein
fatboliifes Sldtt erideinen lniien,
obne bab JIG es fir notbig balten, Dem
firdlifen Sberbirten Elm Wprt oapon
Su iagcnl - Wds ln5 in bent 5uz
tiinfti9en sniturm ~nnIerer @esner
MOTH tbut. bas lit Gintrad)t unb &C.
ihlpiienbeit, iper dber bnn1it liingebt,
Die rcligioie lleber6cngung bon Midns
llern uno berlfenen Sentrnmsfilbrern,
auf Die bas 9ail5c fatbpliihe Seutih>
LAMB itols tann iein, an5uereifen. ber
banbelt tpeber fotbpliih nod driitlid
unb ipcnn er nit nod 10 pielen 'front.'
men Gitaten I'M iih pirft! -
l~lniere lieben @eener iibeln nm
bel Iold,en Inldiicu, unb man lam
ibren Sllbel alld) periteben. SiS iebt
lauern Iic immer nod, ami Sen iogcz
uannten Hib i'm Gentrlimstburm, nber
pergeben5! Sic iperben bofientlid)
iebr aft babel ipereeu! - &enn 3. 9.
Die Serren @enoiieu 9lalben nlIf
%lIniere nllneiuigfeit" bObniih bernie
berblin3eln 81 fDnnen, Damn iolen tic
lid erIt cinmnl eefdaisit an ibren
ei9enen rotben @nrteu 9reiicu! alerz
bines, am ci9enen Sell iiub lie bonn
pielen arasen ihpn 10 9efiibapS 9es
iporoen, boB man lie ihon nit Ser
9eusabel fieeln mus! 60 tenn5eihs
net 8. 9. bas Central Organ Ser
lofaliiiertcn @etpertihaiten Sic iesis
gen io5idliitiiden Siibrer ais: 8leit=
franter, faules Snurualiitenpaf, Afa=
~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

ngT bic n,oDerncn Or
finoun9en bnben Die Wenz
iden rubeIoer aber
nt6t beiier gemaht."
-(@. Sombart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

@ei'e W, ipcr bon Sepcrmanm
2cbrr nnnimmt mIb tciue @clegens
belt boriiber8chen ldBt. icin @iiien
unp apnncn 3t Dcrei1ern mo gu Der
pullfenunW
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Gatbpiiihcr Sird)en s2alcnoer.
&pm Ginsug Seiu in Sernialem.

~UH NFHOHU N0TH w NVfHTUFkW'
YPatth. 21. 10.
e.. 81 MGr; Ralmiountas. 9olbiua. @nibo.
81. gpril. 9u9o. Walsrld. 5beoooru.
8. 2 Srau3 D. Noul. War. D. Aeeppt.
W. 3. Ri6oro. Pautratius. S@Ip.
8. 4. = @riinbouuerst, ,Siibor. Tloto.
a.. .. Sarircit. Glu;eu, p. Nerr.
e. 6. 8ariamst. GoleitirI. Dig.
uassfsrpu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

(Sortiebuns alif Der u. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
(9orreiponbens.)
Gimr Grfhidbte aus hent
Iebem.
(Siir fatbuliide 2useumcier.)

Irrobo @rdnbe, Sal.
am IA. Mara -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

GeipiB! audi Die fntboliidcn
Sraucn unb @dofcn iolcn lid mn
sic @orsGnge bes offentli1eu
gebeu5 bcfiimmern. Sa0 beibt abcr
ni6t. INT ale 9organge untcrs
idicbsIos, ionbcrn b~cionocrs nm
cnc. ipeIde bic Sutcreiicu Der
10 I t unb her j amilic
6ctreifcn unb Damn crit nad d..
b lie ibrcn Yilidtcu, i'm arciic
ibrcr Samilic, u%ollaui Gcniigt babcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

Sas Sprifiuort bic SGumc
uidi IN ben &immel"
mir icet oabiu ~n6Gnocru
IMAM fliegt icIbit nit 2uitihiiicn
ridt in Den Simmel!"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-01
Rain Stops Ball Game.

What promised TO be very excit-
ing game of baseball was stopped by
the rain, Thursday afternoon, in the
third inning. The Winthrop Athletic
Club was matched against the strong
Kent's Hill team. and We're i'm the lead
by the score OF / to 0 when the down
pour closed the game. York was in
the box for Winthrop and in the three
innings had scored six strikeouts. and
no hits. The opposing pitcher was al
so doing excellent work and the crowd
was much disappointed that the rain
closed what promised to be most ex-
citing contest.
Miss Sarah Pike, Youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Pike was taken seri-
ously i'll Monday IN Augusta with peri
tonitis Tuesday night. two physicians
were in attendance. Mrs. Emma Gordon
of Readtield. sister, is with her ana
her mother goes In every morning. Her
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs Harry H. Hewitt, who re-
turned from their wedding trip in New
Hampshire and Massachusetts Sunday
night, were calling in Winthrop Tuesday.
A jolly party of the Blue Ribbon Club
hung a May basket to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry futile Tuesday evening. a large
pail was provided to hold the overflow
of fruit and candy. The party passed
the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle
and all pronounced it a very pleasant
time all around,
e. S. Hallett is having very good sue
cess blowing apple tree stumps from his
potato field with dynamite, Thursday
he uprooted one for q. II. Thomas and
when il came down the root penetrated
the ground 10 inches,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-01

Atwood Written. first: Muriel Ruth
Jones, End; Boys division, How
ard Grant Arey. LIST; Reginald Odion
Brackett, End The following program
was given: Music; prayer; music;
THE Maid of Orleans" Eva Louise
jackson: THE Unknown Rider" Clar-
ence Fletcher; The Avengeance, of
the Flag" Alcina Atwood Written;
plea for Cuba" Howard Grant Arey:
music: "Pompeii," Muriel Ruth Jones;
1.-THE Soldier of the. Empire Jeffrey
Farris Jessup; Hannibal at the Al
tar" Charlotte Helen Downs music
THE Union Soldier" Grant Elmer
Haskell, Progress of the American
Negro" Robert Stanley Tucker; wi IN
dication of Reed Smoot,. Reginald
Odion Bracket, music; honorary,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-01
TRADE REVIEW.
Better Crop Outlook Stimu-
iaies Trade Distribution.
Primary Cotton Goods Are Quiet,
But Generally Firm.
Trade In All KINDS Of Leather Con.
iInues Moderate.

New York. Maj s1AR. G. Dun &
Co.'S. Weekly Review of Trade. tonor-
row. win say:
lFoui features of the business situa-
ton are so favorable, for the times be-
ing ar least. as to overshadow those
conditions which seem doubtful. These
favofiBg features are:
The better outlook for the crops
particularly in the Northwest-whicll is
everywhere stimulating trade distribu-
ton. the very notable expansion
which has taken place in the iron and
steel trade bring production almost to
the point of capacity and giving prom
Use of year of remarkable consump-
tion; the greatly improved conditions
which have prevailed, this year, in
textile markets, a fact due in part to
the more normal state of the market
for raw cotton and in part to the con-
dition which is the inevitable product
of low stocks of merchandise and a
growing population with expanding
wants.
The primary cotton goods markets
are rather quiet but generally firm.
Last weeks sales of 10000 pieces of
print cloths at Fall River were 10000
III tAttSo vi llit WEEK DtipItf ditd II
is noted that stocks at the center con-
tfnue nominal Fa1l orders for mapped
fabrics, cotton blankets. etc, are com
ing in steadily and cheviots and shirt
ing eamhrics arel being bought by
manufacturers for@fall delivery. Some
new business ON fancies for, spring is
being booked buti flne cotton goods as
ruie, are weak and in moderate de-
l. IL.
ard Included in the weeks shipments
were 1923 bales for China, 1923 bales
for Chile and 1865 bales for Central
American ports. while the manila
markets are calling for prints in size
bile quantities. In wooiens and worst
ed mems wear and dress goods~mills
are well engaged on staples and nov
elites. and considerable confidence is
now expressed regarding the future.
improved weather conditions have
materially stimulated the retail de-
mand for summer footwear, and
stocks of seasonable shoes on the
shelves of distributors have been sub
stantially reduced. This increased
movement. however has come too
late to be of much benefit to manufac-
turers. this season, and most factories
at present are engaged on fall con-
tfacts. the supfay of which will be
about made up before July. Trade in
all kinds of leather continues moder-
ate, .bpt priees are firmly held and in
union sole feather the advance of I
cent that was recently asked has been
obtained for half sized quantities of
the best tannages. The strength in the
hide market is not SO pronounced as a
week ago and from indications it
would appear that values have about
reached the limit for the present. Do
nestle packer hides are not quotably
weaker. although most transactions
We're not at the extreme rates previ-
ously obtained ir certain isolated in
stances.
Failures. this week. numbered COS in
the United States. against eso. last
year. and l6 in Canada. compared with
.25 n wear ago.
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THE Chariot Race Arthur Burton
Chapman. The prizes in the girls de-
partment consisted of Hutehins prize,
$500 first; Kelley prize, $3.50, sec
ond
The graduating exercises of Good
VIII High school We're held at 1890
o'clock. Friday forenoon, in the Moody
Memorial chapel. The hall was dec
Grated in the class colors, lavender
and brown, and suspended over the
platform was the motto, .Aliquid
Factum." The program was given as
follows: Music, PRAYER. music; salu-
tatory. Hazel Moore; class history,
Reginald Brackett; music; essay.
Dickens, Chester Winslow: class
prophecy. Howard Arey; music; ora
tien, international Peace" Arthur
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men AND WOMEN CAN SAVE s..
THEIR HAIR WITH HERPICIDE

No woman should have poor, thin.
scraggy hair. and no man need become
bald. Poor hair and final badness are
due TO the dandruff germ.
Newhro's Herpicide will destroy this
little germ and stop the hair from fall
ing. Fiuther evidence OF this is found
in 4 letter from Mrs. F. Nielsen. OF
sTonldh Wis. She says: Il fought the
worst Kind of danfiruff for nine years.
| haze been iisins Herpicide now one
week. and my scalp is healthy, the
dandraff has gone and the itching has
stopped, 1t is the best remedy for
scalp diseases. | eyer saw. and l have
seer many
Don't subject yourself TO disappoint-
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WINTHROP CENTER.

Mrs. Russell of New Haven, Ct, is
the guest of Mrs. f. S. Woodman at
FER home at the Highlands.
J. Orville sleeper is passing few
DAYS vacation at his home.
Edmund Manson of Vassalbor6 was
a recent caller on friends.
Misses Russell of Augusta were
guests, Thursday, of Mrs. Mary q.
Winslow.
Monthly meeting will be held at 10 A,
M, Friday, at West Gardiner.
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ment and expense by accepting some
thing claimed to be lust as good as
Newbros Herpicide. These off brands
may possibly be good, but why take
chances? The genuine and original
dandruf germ destroyer can always be
obtained. 1t stops itching of the scalp
almost instantly.
Send 10c in postage or silver for
sample and booklet to The Herpicide
Co., Dept. r., Detroit. Mich.
Applications at good barber shops.
Newbros Herpicide in soc and S1.oe
sizes is sold by all dealers who guar
antee it to do all that is claimed. II
you are not satisfied your money will
he refunded.
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The Factory Island Department store,
in the block of the York Manufactur-
ing Co. at 1is Main street Saeo, was
damaged by fire. Thursday. to the ex-
tent of about $1,000. The loss on the
building will be s100. When the fire.
men reached the store a number of
skirts on a hanger near the cashiers
desk were blazing. The so rooners
on the second and third floors made
ready to move their belongings.
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A Meritted Tribute.

Although Memorial day was rainy
the usual exercises were carried out.
Al special meeting of the Grand
Army Post, after the exercises. the
following was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the hearty thanks OF
this Post are hereby rendered to Judge
r.. r.. Maher of Augusta. cur Memorial
day orator, for his address, for which
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Mrs. Betsy A. skinner. widow of
Harris Skinner, died at the home Of
her son. Harris A. Skinner, on the
Portland road. Saco, Thursday. aged
81. She was horn in Vermont and was
the oldest living member of the Foss
Street Methodist Episcopal church in
Riddeford Reside her son she leaves
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EAST WINTHROP.

There will be Memorial day exer-
cises at the Baptist church, at O'Clock
Sunday evening. An address and 9TH
er exercises will be given.
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WINDSOR.

'rhe Memorial services postponed,
Thursday, by Nining Post, G. A. f.,
viii be held at. their hall. Windsor,
SUNDAY. at +. NJ. The GRAFTON VIII
he by Rev. Turner OF the North Wind
sor Baptist church
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ALBION.

There will be an all-day meeting
held at Lake Grove campgrould Vas7
salboro, June ?. Boarding and lodging
may be had on the ground.
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Chapman; vaiedietory. Robert Fill,
more; music; singing OF class ode
awarding of diplomas.