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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

Spnpntbic fir SeiuS in elmer pft leb%
baften @utb ge9cn feline arcn5iser.
60 fonb iid ). y. bel elmer Bidder
Mcuilipn, bab bie &iilber idmmtlihcn
gilbern, lpcldJe Slbcn u. |. ~. bars
iteaten, gueen unb 8eiid)t potis SER
frdbt bdttcn. 2eiber bdbeu bdbei Die
Bidder mand)' unbeiibare @unpen pn@
ppnactra9en.
Sang eigene Gpritellungen MAIDEN
lid, iinIerc Sd,iilcr pDm hl. 8etit. 60
beiteben ginigc iteif unb feit hnrnut,
baB er Elm y8ugel" lei. nnb GO foltet
Die gan5e electromagnetic Der Sebs
rerin, Dem flcinen &olf bieies falId]e
llrtbeil abSrlcrnen. Sci Der Se>
iprcd)uns bes Bibles Sic Saritcls
lung Sclu I'M Sentpcl" bcbauptete ein
bclonbers bnrtuddigcs aopfhen: Sic
baben Den IF. @eiit 9efangen nno
bringen i'm gu Simeon!"
~Sa es bier ipeber Berg nod Sbal,
lpeber Sllib nod Bad, lpeoer Staot
nod Sorf gibt. iino Die Sdiiler ons
faues Der Ieinuns, Die gauge @elt
beitebe aus lauter Snieln iinb frd9en
inns oemsemdB: .@ie beibt Define
Sniel?" .HedJt brolig ertldren JIG lid
audi mand]e acknowledgements. 60
fommt Der Heecn 8. 9. nad ibrer
0ieinuns bdpou, baB Die Gnsel ipcis
men. oper tpeil SeIus IN elmer iebr
poIen giitte 6ooet, iobaB bieielbe
iiberlduft uuo bas 8aiIer auf Die
@rOe niebcrfdllt. Sn Den beutiden
Stunben gebt cs ebenfaas BEL 3eiten
red)t better al. 90 tperben Sdbe
gebilbet lpie der SduS lit bon Stod",
Der Seaer peint (flin9t)". der
Innb bon Sober ut ipis".
~8as Die @eididliffeit Der MtdSs
den in granddaughter betrifft, 10 iteben
tic ibren meiben Mtersgenoiiiunen
f%cinesfpcg5 nah. Sdon III Der
unteriteH alaiie lcrreu Die 9leinen
biibide STRAIGHTFORWARD, leihte Surds
Bride unb einfahes Sdfeln. Bonn
Striden muB bier ab9eieben iperben.
neil Die Maoeln 5u itdrf rotten (uno
ale 9inber barfuB geben). Sic grp>
Beren Idofen maiden Die perihtebes
men 3eidJens. StidS uno HGbtiider.
unb aliberoem arbeiten tic auf Sull,
GonereB, 2einen II. bel. Sieie Ir>
6eiten lperben seipobnlih fir Die Iiis
iionSfirdle bertpenbet. 60 BADEN Die
&inber bereits icbr biibid)c Ilbens
ipiben. guhs unb Sfonbeden niiecs
fcrti9t, lppDurd aus mand,er @erz
legenbeit gcbolfen purbe. 2eiber lit
in u~nierer Stofffiife cine troitlpie
r9eere" eiueetreten. nno Die flciBiscn.
idipnr5en 6dupc fDnncn lid, nit Dem
beitcn 8iIen in Den ldDnen &iiniten
niut iiben, peil ibnen bas notbige
.3cug" Sa5u feblt. Sa auh einses
borene Srauen bier Snnonrbcitss
linterritt erbalten. lit unier @orratb
an Grbeitsmaterial INNER raid err
idopft. -
~yllniere Silcelinsc Icben in finos
lid)em Srobiinn babin. obifon linen
oar &nllfeS feblt, ipds Die fultipierte
JiI9eno i%enIcits Der %eerc i'm llcberz
iluB beiiBt. Sbr @laube lit ibr Slid.
0todltc bod baS lpabre Slid bes
@lnubcuS rcdt balb audi ben nnberen
SIinInncrn beihieoen iuerbcn, bnntit
kSefaim bcn @efreu5iafen vloben uic
anbeten nlle Snicln Der Seiben"l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
ebensnittelreidbtkmtn Ser
bien'S.

Bel bicicr tbciiren 3cit crtlingt cs
fir ms iuie Gin &drhen, lpcnn mir
boron. baB Der SebensmittcIreid,tbun
Serbien's 10 grob lit. pub 8crihtcrs
%itattcr. Die Der &riea icBt nortbin 9cs
fiibrt bat, barilbcr itauncr. Sic ituus
ucu abcr audi iiber Die 9iligfeit Der
Sanbcser5eugninc. So id)rcibt scr
Sertreter Der ~Neucn Nrcicn Yrcnc"
aus &rnnin Il Gin Scrbicn) (: ~@cul
ih ciniac icrbiid'c Wnrtprciic ans
fibre. 10 6c5ieben iidl bicic Yreiic
iutiirlih nui nprntdle Seiten. ipic iic
nod, einiac Suec mad, Dem Seainn Der
Mobililicrlrn9 berrIdlten, nnb Ole
SrciIe Iilo per babies &ilo9rdmm be-
rcd,nct. Sn biejen nornulcn 3eitcll
foltct oas Hfino Sdipeineileiid 60
Confines 12c). pdbrcno man Gin
9unScS Serfcl fir anbertbalb Hranfcn
G30cl hcfommt. 8inbfieiih. pac
a~llerbinas lualitatip tiei inter inlies
rem Sieiih itcbt. foitet 10 Confines
14cl. aulbfleiih eini9e Scntimcs
.lueniger, Siibncr dber. iugc uns
ifreibc. per Stiid i'm SurdIhnittc
nur 80 Confines 400. llnb gcrabe
jest, wabreno id i'm Sotel Brania bel
einem Sriibirid. oas aus ihparScm
aaifec inN cinem Stiid Srot bcitebt,
bieie 3eilen lhreibe. idtpingt Elm eng
liiGer College orei aneinamber gcbun
benc. -picplenrc Siibner. Die CT 5uiam.
men iebt IN Den @riesS3eiten mn 21a
Sraufen Sefailit bat nnb nab Del
Slide trdat, nm Tic ii6 am Spiei
bratcn 5u laiicn. Sabci eibt cs bieit
6iibher unb Sdpeinc IN maebcnrer
@tenaen. Sd mod,tc beinabc CLAUS
ben, pnS tic Nib .ipafien". Sdbri
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Gin ga d urtbeii,
benz seinnber Nenidenucritauo
5m 8rmnDc liegt.

; Spei Wiinnciutaer Sihrifts.
: ridlter. Wiliam g. &eacn nnb
; Jreberif %. Sidion, beibc pont
: SiifriffSseriht bes GpmntD
: &amiep (St. 4auD, babeu bic
; feieriidje' Grfldrnns abscseben,
: bak die hemtisen 0eieee hes
+ SartbeS III linen alles Nnncre
: cher ais 4efible Der Ndtnna
; nno @brfnrdlt ansl6ien.
, &ihter 2cllD meinte: ,@enn
: ale UeietbiifJer oes Sanbes in
; elmer einSisen Wadt perbrennen
; iuiirDen, bdtten mir I'M 5ebn
; Sabren ueitauS perniinitigere
: 0ciete, ais mir tie beute
, baben."
: 8ihter 7idipn lief IT'D alio
: pernsbmen: .Wettn unierc
, @eftsantpdlte sur Urnnblase
, ibrer Arsnmente natiirlide 0jes
; rehtisfeit, seiu5bnlifen Mcn-
; idenuertanb NIB Ghrlihfeit
, nebmen wiirben, amitatt lid
: binter alien m6sliden Gntidei.
, bnnsen anberer 0eridtsb6fc su
; peridan5en. wiiroe nnierc Hedlts
7 iprednns wpbl before 8eimltate
, er5ielen."
: 6iGter 8elp besos iiH ami
: bic 0epflosenbeit Der meiitem
, Red,tsantudltc, ,Nnturitdten sn
, sitieren" nno Hi6ter bnrd
: Yrdseben5fdlle 5u beeinflnien.
, 8irflihe 9psif miiiie man In
: ben meiifen Elaibppers ihmers.
, lid permihen. Hifter ,perben
; erinft, 10 nnb 10 SIT nrtheilen,
, neil anoere Hihter in Der Der
: gansenbeit 10 unb 10 seurtbeilt
: batten.
: Dem aimnnte Hidjter Stdfon !
: aus pullem Sersem bel: ia hat
, mein College redjt. tbatiihlid
, fam Gin ieber &ihter cine Der
: artise Senoens beDbadten.
, Medtsantualte ~perlafieu iid su
? iebr anf ErG5cben5falle. als anf
: ben sctu6bnlihen Meniden-
: %peritano."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
0nnakme SeS EmrmS in Seit
Der. Staten.

9uruagcseuitdnbe iiuS i'm lcetcn
Sftobcr III ungcbeuren Ien9eu IN
Die ger. Stantcn cin9efiibrt iporben.
Sds 9iiro fiir ausludrtigeu nnb elm
bcimiihcu Sauoel i'm Scpnrtcmcnt
mir 0anbcl unb Nrbeit ifdBt Den
@crtb Der cingciiibrtcn 9%urnsgcaens
itduhe auf $1,000, 600 PRO Sag. Snl
Sabre 1912 oiirften S"urnslpaarcn inn
&crtb BON etipa $230.000,000 ims
purtiert ipcrben. Nls gurus meroct
bc5eihnet aunit9eeenitdnbe, Sabut.
Gigarrcn. Siumnnten. aud, anbere
Shmudiad,cn, Spiecn. Stidereien,
Scbern Gbindipunren, SpiGlScug.
Sbampagncr uno SfnapS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Kalsnser iar 1918.
,,aalemocr .sm Gbren II. g. Srat
pum hb. Screen Sem, bc~ruusacacben

,,3alcnocr Sm Gbrem II. g. Srart
pum hb. Sersen Sem, bcrnusgcgcben
bnrd aSaercb Senrt @iiiipn Souie~,
Spnrta. @iS. - @ir cmpicblcn socn
2eicrn u%nicrer 3eitunaen bieien ses
oiegenen iin0 prndltpollcn aulenber.
Or 5cihnet lid burh ifoncn Silocrs
idnuid nnb reidbaltiaen Scieitoii aus,
Dor IQem icboh burd, Die intereiins
ten Irtifel iiber bic pilbcn @iiiiunen
III Der Siibicc. Seoer miro hcionbcrs
Die bciben Shilberuugen: 4 rlebz
niiic meines aIten z hmbs
farrcmS" rmo .N ne erite
Heiic in bic 2 iibices
Iiiiion" nit Sntereiic Ielcn, Die
perIGicocnen ieiielnbcn grsGblumsen
itammen bon scipanotcu Sepern. Tmh
Sder5 nnb Sumor in 8ort nno @ilp
fommen 81 ibrem 3edte. Gin prdts
tiseS reliaioieS &unitblatt
liest iebem aaleupcr bel. Sn Der
alteu Seimatb III oicicr 3alcnhcr III
mebr ais bnnpcrttauienb So 1
milicn Gin lpilfommener @ait nnp
iiidt besbalb and ~bier5ulnnbe bel !
beutidlen Samilien eiu5ufehren. Rat
ienoc 20 Cts. an Sacred Seartj
Wilton Sonic, z parta a,
@is. Gsentcn aciudtl e1,
-*-+-+-- 4
Seutihlaub perbraucht idHrIih
eiipa $4,000 Sonnen Sabaf. Z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Cine kseefaritIicte 1rammne

bat am 25. 9lppember in Sunaus
cidinsen itattsciunbeu. Der oiter.
reitiihe Shirt bon 8inbiih Wrdb
9ina init Der SodItcr eeS Siiriten bon
Niiritcnbcr9 Die Che Elm. Der oeHtihc
aailcr nnbn on Der Scicr tbeil, Der
Yapit ianptc benz @rdutpaar ieiueu
@liidiprmih unb ben ~upoitoliiderl
Se8cn. Die sdnSe @eaeno ndbm on
Dem Seitc re9en Tntbeil uno pcrans
%italtete II. q. einen Srad,teu5us Surd,
Den ShlpBboi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Gntss 0eSeb.

Sic ipcben ppm britiifcn Yarlaf
mcnt a%n9enommene Sorld8c, ipeldtc
Ilspcitid)en ais Strafc fiir 9eutc
ieiticRt, Ole Der ~meiBeu Sflnpereis
ilbcrfiibrt iinb. iuurSe pom aonid, be-
itdtigt. Sercits in bcn leetcn Sngcn
bnben Sdblreide Mdnner. Die bem pefs
abid,euun9spiirpiacu @anbel obidgelt,
Snglunb pcrldi1en unp itnb nad)
europa geenuacm III Den metiteu
Sdllen mad, Sari5. i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
Cine natisnaIe DelfssDers
itebermne

ipirb in Sclltid,Iano seplnnt. Inn Der
ip5ialz bcmpfratiihcn .&olfsfiiriorae"
cin @cgcnnntcrncbntcu cntgegen5ns
itelcn. Sie 8elbcr iollen Dem fpirthe
idaftlid,en Nusen Der @olfsflaiien. Die
lie uufbrinscn. niebcr 5usefiibrt pers
Den. bauptidfttd I'M San bon slrbcis
terhGuiern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

N as, VIII.
Yin Sabrn 1902 bciltddc Yatet e.
sgtepcr, Der l%unaldbri9c @cneralz
Gbere Der @iiiipns 0ticaidnft. BON
SD. 6er5en Sciu, Die @aribons Snicln
snao iGJrieb in ieiufm @eridt: Sod
ipcr limb icllc ainber, Die NIT eincrt
hcitcren @ciidItsousorllf lrno eincr
tlnaeinein reincn Nlisipradlc mir auf
sGentid cntgegcnrufen: n@utcn @ors
spcn, Serr Eatcr?" Gs limb Die
Sd)nlfinber, etlua breibi9 anabcn llno
e6eniehiele Mdbd)en. I'D 9lau6te
grit. tic bdtten nit bieiein @riBc ibtc
aou5e &cisbcit uub &cunttiB der
seutifcn Sprodlc cridlopft, Ibcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
pereinte Kraite.

Zen Iceten Ionat binSurd parGl
40,159 Irbeitcr am @uii hcs so
namus aalals tbdtiS. |pn .Tn&f
3dbl ipuren 5,016 amerifdnii6e
8iirger. s@ 70
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

drbcituL babcu mad, @rridtung Der
crforocrfidcn @ebditpe Ipfort cine
Shulc erofinet, Die ge9enlpdrtig 5fpei
&laiien bat uno Dem oentlfcn
GlemcntarpIane iol9t. @cim llntcrs
ribt pirb. abgeiebcn bon Den aaers
notbmcnoigiten ~@rfldrungen, ans
ihlicbtid) Die beltide Sprade Jee
brdudt. Iiih inter lid piirfen dc
ainoer mir beutid, ipredlen, unb bn lie
meiit alS Teniioudre i'm Iiiiiousbaus
ipobuen, 10 lift Der Grfolg Gin iebr be-
merfeusipertbcr. Die Batter baben
iidJ bas 3iel geiebt, ben &leinen init
Der Sprnfe 5ugleidl beutiden @eiii
unb. beutihes Streben eiu5uflDBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
mas 6 seeeftet bat,

Gs hot Dem hemofratiiden Iat;cs
nal Spmitc S1t59,446 9ctpitet, Sic
@abl bon &iliou unb Raribaa sluii
Yrdiiocuten begin. Sices Yrdiibentcnv
Der Der. Staateu burdSuieecn. 6fuier-
aus Der cubgiiltisen Ibredmiugt an
erIebcn lit. Die I'M Observation-Disclosures
bats cin9ereiht ipurbe. Die grpBtcc
Summc bat G6aS, 81. Crane bon Gbir
cnso 9eseben, ndmlih $40. 900; an
S~ipeitcr Stelle fonrMt 9lepelnnoIt g.,
Dodge BON sseip gort nit S35.600,e
unb an oritter 6crman Niober bon
Teip 9prf nit 100000. Sic gin@
nabmen betrlgen $~1.110.952. /,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

NuS Nelbournc, Iultralien, pers
%luutct: Cine @onopols Sorlase III il
Observation-Disclosures hcs Gpmmonz
ipenltb in lester 9eIung nit II 'gcseu
26 Stimmcn angcnommeu lporocn.
Die @aBrcgel 8ibt Der Hegieruug oes
Commonwealth bic @rmddtigung
Smr @clcegcbirn9 III ScSlg uuf
SrnitS. SnnNifatc nib Npnopple.
Die nuitrnliifc Hcaieruu9 lab lid,
tilrSlih ielbit in Den Aluucl beo inter
untiondlcn Stabls 5ruits. ais tic
Sdlicncn tunftc. nnb u q terrier in
Gorge ilbcr hic angcblid)c Slbiiht bcS
amcrifauiidcn Sleiih Srmits. po3
auitraliid,c 8eid,dit in Die @dnbe 5u
befommer.
Ter Eiarrcr Der St. GliSa6etbs
Stride III SocnbontnS. 3D., ihrcibt:
I'D babe Den NipcnfrGuter, Den id)
por Ginger 3cit bciteute. erbalten. Gr
IN aisge; cifnet. Nernc iiberncbnle
id, cine I9entrr nnfiir. Bite lcnbcn
Sie mir iofort . Susenb Maiden.
lppfiir ib 5 bcilcgc. Gen Heit
bc6able ih ipdfer.
a%ftur9spol Sbr
Hcp. Mater ntbonh
g. z. D."
Sic uiicne Nncrfennung. pclhc
Sorni'S Tlpcutrdnter non Den @eiitz
!id,en aegebcn ipiro, lit ein 8eipeis Der
Tor5ii9lihfeh nno peS 2crtbes bicier
Evaporation. oenu bieielbcm iperben
MIR ielieu etipns empieblen, porin tic
fein %crtranen babeu.
Sorni'e IlpentrGuter lam burd,
Sofols Saentcn bc5o8cn iueroen. oocr
bireft pon ben gisentbiimeru. Or.
Better Sabrnep 4 Sons Co., 1875
90. Sonnc Ape.. Chicago. Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
1leber $SO,OOO,OOO fir 11tii'
itens3upsefe.

On ciner fur5cn 9eId)idrtlifen
Sti55e 8ibt Der 9tationals Sireftor Der
Weicuitaft DER Serbreitung bc5
@lullbcns cine gcnalic llcberiift iibcr
Die lett Der 0riinbuns Der g%cnauntcn
@eiellifoft I'M Sabre 1922 ans alien
@clttbcilcn ein9elauicncn 9cloer fir
Die @iiiioncu.
Nioh oieicr Suiammcnitenung baa
ben fplgcnbe Sdnoer in Der umten alrz
gc9cbcncn &ciic bcigctra8en:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

- 8ir mililen uidlt perseTen. tnS.
bcitisc &dlte Die Scber an9reift.. Sic
pcrbinbcrt Ole rid,ti9e Siinftion, tpeldc !
81. Iueuit annig's Sambhrser
Sropfcn icepd ipieScr beritellt; tie
resulireu bas Spitcm rno turiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24
a9egssn y tspesieu tar bieie 3eitnmsJ
~.
Illnter SoraQM uno Menjdenire1ern Der SiSiee.
D BON aep. n. srSiaas, ~. :. 6. " e q
=, VIII.
BON aep. n. Grolaao, ~. .. 6.

Copyright. llars by Conner Bros. Dubuque. ios~aaNAE Gthl&Sa4 Z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

Seuiihlanc perbraudpt id4rIid
etfpn $4,000 Conner Sabai.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-24

3uiammen; sso.349.653.66
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-18
The National Tree Of China.

The tung. or wood oil tree, is worth,
lily named the national tree OF China
1t Is stately In appearance, with
smooth green bark and wide.spreading
branches. affording a fine shade. Il
bears fruit resembling shellbark
hickory nut. but as large as small
orange. Each nut contains three tri.
angular seds similar to small Brazil
nuts The oil Is pressed from these
seeds and the refuse is used as fer.
tilizer The oil Is used principally for
polishing woodwork and dressing
leather. Considerable quantities arc
exported.
The wood OF the tung tree is used
for making musical instruments, fine
boxes and the framework OF small
houses. 1t Is believed that this tree
might flourish In warmer parts OF the
United States. Scientific American.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-18

to the mill equipment of the country,
with about n million spindles added
to the Southern mill list during the
last year, according to the Southern
Textile Bulletin. 1t is estimated that
this additional spindleage calls for an
increase in the use of cotton amount
ing to 250,000 bales. 1t is not unrea-
sonable therefore to estimate United
States and Canadian consumption of
American cotton during the present
season at approximately 5,750,000 bales
provided, Of course, prices stay with
in reasonable limits.
With export requirements on a ba-
sis of 8,500,000 and American mill re-
quirements approximately 5,750O0O
bales. the total suggested needs Of
14,500,000 make a rather bullish de-
mand proposition, particularly as the
average estimates for the growing cot
ton crop are around 13,500.000 bales,
with possibility Of 14.OOO.O00 bales
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-18
judicial Adylce.

II hope you won't be hard on me.
ju sc" he said. You see, was under
the influence OF liquor when done
It,"
You seem to have been under the
infuence OF something equally bad
when you studied grammar. During
the spare moments that you are going
to have, permit yourself to indulge in
Judiclous study OF the construction of
simple sentences Here is one to be.
gin wtth-sixty days"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-18

we Guarantee a good paying mo-
sition to every young woman who An
ishes our course in stenography and
typeWriting as soon as her prepara-
tion mas been completed, and furnish
instruction in English and Arithmetic
without additional cnarge.
FOR Catalogue and further informa-
ton, address REGISTRAR, Littleton
College, Littleton, N. C. cat
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-18
COnelnnd School.

Miss Lutte Young has announced
that the Copeland School will com
mence the 1912 session on Monday
September Both. All the parents and
friends ofthe school are cordially in
vited to be present at the opening
exercises. A fine attendance is ex-
pected this year.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-18
To uaa ao,ds.

Solder will not adhere TO any metal
until that Ia about as hot as the melt.
ed solder. In order to solder ON to
any thick. heavy article either that
must b9 heated or copper heavy
enough to carry and hold much heat
must be used.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-18

Few, If any, medicines have met
with the uniform success that has
attended the use OF Chamberlain s
Collie. Cholera and Diarrheca Remedy.
The remarkable course of collie and
diarrhoea which it has effected in
almost every neighborhood have Civ
ell 1T wide reputation. For sale by
all dealers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-18

See through j. C. Burn & Cos. big
stock of fall goods before you buy
your fall goods. This house seels same
goods for less money j. G. Burns
& Co., 210 West Laurcns street.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-18

If you knew the real value of
Chamberlain's Linimcnt for lame
back, soreness of muscles, sprains
and rheumatic pains, you would never
wish to be without It, For sale by
all dealers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.


the guest of Miss Susie Gray.
Mr. Alison Lee is spending this week
In greenwood with homefolks.
MRS. D. j. Pluss is visiting friends
In Raleigh and Beaufort, N. C.
Misses Ellis and Carol Gray of Gray
court were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. L. Dunk Curry of Gray Court
spent Thursday here on business
MIR. Grover Peterson of DARLINGTON
is spending few days here with home
folks.
Messrs Paul and Henry Fellers Of
Anpev1lle spent the day in Laurens
yesterday.
Mr.. Tom Bolt has accepted posi-
tion as disbursing clerk for Mr.. Ruth
erford Franks.
Mr.. c. G.. Featherstone and Mr.
Douglas Featherstone were in the citv
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Smith of Wa
terloo were among the visitors in the
city last Monday.
Mr.. p. B. McKelvey of Fountain Inn
was among the business visitors in
the city last Thursday.
Mr.. j. G. Nickles, a prominent young
attorney of Abbeville was a visitor in
Laurens last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Moore and chill
dren left Friday to visit Mr.. w. O.
Lipscomb at Ninety Six.
Mrs. Sallie Wham of Chedter is
spending some time with relatives in
the Trinity Ridge section.
Mrs. j. o. C. Fleming, Misses Jen-
ME Fleming and Linda Thompson
spent Friday in Greenvile.
Miss Agnes Puckett of Greenwood
and Mrs. G. w. Lons were among the
visitors in Laurens last week.
Miss Esther Cooper spent very
pleasant day with relatives and friends
in Greenyile county last week.
Miss Ruth Easterby, who has been
visiting friends in Due West and 9th
er places returned home Friday.
Mr.. Thomas Ray is now located in
w ha 10
the firm of Cooper e Griffin of Green
o willie.
Mr.. Cleveland McLaurin of McColl
has returned to his home after spend-
ing several weeks here as the guest
of his brother, Mr.. ID. C. McLaurin.
Mr.. w. ID. Nelson, former Lauren
boy, now living in Etowah, Tenn, has
been spending the past two weeks Wis
iting friends and relatives in the coun-
ty.
The many friends of Mrs. w. H.
washington will be sorry to learn that
she has been very sick for the past
few days. A trained nurse was call
ed in Monday.
Messrs. Chas. H. Hicks and Fowler
Chiidress spent Saturday in Green
wood, where Messrs Ed. Hicks and
Brooks Childress conducted an auc-
tion sale of horses the same. day.
Miss Louise Chilcotte, who was the
popular milliner for j. E. Minter and
Bro last year has returned to Laurens
and will be with Minter Co. this year
She will be assisted by Miss Gertrude
Holland of Baltimore, who is expected
here next Thursday.
A very enjoyable recital was given
last Friday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. e. H. Wilkes by the members
of Mrs. Turner's voice class. Many
deservedly entertaining songs were
sung by the members of the class, all
or whom showed excellent training as
well as naturally sweet voices.
Miss May Little delightfully."- enter
tanned the Forty Two club at her
home Saturday morning. During the
morning several games of Forty Two"
were enjoyed by the members arrang-
ed around seven tables. While the
games were in progress, Misses Linda
thompson and Jennie Fleming serv-
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-09-18
Farm For Sale.

167 acres in Spartanburg County,
near Musgrove Mill. See lis at once
for prices. Home Trust Co, Laurens,
8. G..
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-16

 proud of you and as grateful as one possibly can be-"
 Martin displayed the perforated manuscript which helped to lessen the force of the bullet and disclaimed any heroism, but the daughter of the ex- president would not have it so She examined the exhibit carefully and noted that the colonePs spectacles had not been damaged.
 Before Mrs. Longworth went into the coloneps apartments he was told she was without, and he called out t. her to "come in.''
 She was closeted with him for some time.
 Before her arrival and while the physicians were present for the even- ing consultation, several additional X-ray photographs were taken.
 There was no change today in the attitude of the attending doctors.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-16
EAGER FOR HIS WIFE.
Colonel Very Particular to Have Con
 ditions Pleasant for Her.

Mercy Hospital, Chicago, Oct 15.- Colonel Roosevelt told his nurse to- night, as he picked up his book for second spell of reading anauts Il 111 o'clock, = that ne was going home to Oyster Bay on Sunday. He ordered his breakfast for o'clock and said: T want good one. I'll be hungry"
 He gave directions about his clothes and his room to have everything in readiness to see Mrs. Roosevelt in the morning.
 "The colonel acts very eager to see Mrs. Roosevelt said Nurse Fitzgerald. He talks about it quite bit and is very particular about having every thing pleasant for her"
 Nurse Fitzgerald said that the col onefS pulse after his sleep was not far above normal, considering his char acteristics, and a more important fact was it's strong and steady rhythm, she said. Colonel Roosevelt after his bath and shave had no pain of any kind, but said he was slightly nervous from in- action.
 At midnight Colonel Roosevelt was soundly sleeping. Dr. John L. Golden, assistant surgeon of the hospital and Dr. J. B. Murphy's chief associate in the case, took look at the patient and reported that there was no pros pect of any change in the colonePs condition during the night.
 He will sleep till morning. He is all right" said Dr. Golden.