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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Halb ,1lariner, kalb Dred,

bas lit bic 1arntteriitiihe ge3eihmung
bon Suenos Hires. Der Wetrppole
Siibs Mmerifa's. Sic lebtcn Sropenz
rceen (Yiittc Suni) brad]ten unaufe
bDrlif &aiier ipie ans Sottid)cn &C.
idilttet iibcr uniere Stabt. iooaB Ielbit
bic porucbmitcn Straben burhlpatct
ipcrocn muBtcn. Gs lit fein Wailers
abflub, feline aanaliiation porbanocn.
Die tief a~elegencn Staottbcile Iino
mciit i~iberidpemmt, iobaB Die arnlcn
Selpobner itner @egcnb in fort9ciess
ter @efubr lebcn. bel eincm Itarfen
Gcgcn ausgci6ipemmt 81 lpcroen. Pin
iolfen Heaentngcn, no Iues Woralt
unb Sflamm lit. itcfen Die &armor>
palditc ~aeipaltig bonn iibrigen Stuots
bib ab. Gs lit cine sroBc Tahl1iiigs
felt, baB unicre Staotpdter nift cnbs
lid an aannliiation uno @nlicrper@
ior9ung bcnfen unb ii6 nit groBs
ortigen acknowledgements Yldncn
nbgcben. bcpor Tic al bns nbiolut
Nptbipcnbisc bcnfen. - "Irg. TolfSs
frelnb.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Der Sd,IcmIenSienft iin Kanal.

lin Cit 9robes Sdliif burcb cine
Sd,Icnic bco Tanamas aouals 81 bcs
forocrt. miiiieu nid)t lpctigcr ais
SO eleftriifc Iptprcn slpei Wal III
5bdti9feit 9cicbt lpcrbcn, urb bieie
3abl miro oiif 143 permcbrt, penn
Die Seiduffenbeit Der Sbpre, Sentile
ltnb anoerer Seitonotbcile bes eroben
WedaniSmiis bes @oiiertpcaeS bies
erioroert. I'm Elm Sdiff ourh Die
Sdleuien 81 bugiieren. lit es moths
lpenbig, Sbore 3u offnen unb an ihlicz
zen, Die Gin @efpiht bon 800 bis 500
Sonnen baben; Die acknowledgements.
neld)e pon 31a Bis 8 Itiqioncn 8ubif<
illB @alier cntbnltcn, miiiien sefiiIIt
uno gelcert iperben, unb enblid bans
beGt es iih nm paS 2ofern bon
S6leppfetten, beren iebe 24,09S Yfo.
lpicgt, 9icie perben bcim S6lcppen
Der Shiffe Durf Die S6lcuicn sc<
bralift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Die Sonscridaar. S(ubcr ben Grill
lingoitobtcn ct. Yaul unb @innes
npplis lucrrcn fol9cnoc Stdbtc, bc5lp.
Stnatcn pcrtrctcn icin: @isconiin:
Nillunufec 60 |crcinc), Inoiion, ga
Grone, Can Claire, Wcbiorb. Sbebops
gan, @nufciha. Sllinois: Chicago
III. @ereine). Npd Sslnub, @toline,
6pdfprb, Iurorn, Hcorin, acipanec
uiio G%lnbnrit. Soma: Davenport,
burlington, Gebar Hapibs, Wuscns
tine, ScS Muiucs, Mannine, Sus
bilallc ulb Yoitpiqc. Tcbrasfn:
Gmobd unb Stantpn. Colorado:
Senper. aanins: 2~capcnlportb.
Niliouri: &nnias Gitp.
Scr S~unbcedor itebt inter Der
2cituug bon Srof. Sbco. &clbe bon
Willpnufce. Die 2eitune bes aus 400
Stinmcu h%citebenbcn aemiid,ten @ms
p%fnn9sdIoreo liest in Den Sdnbcn bon
Trof. Scprplb Drummer, Dem Sirigens
ten hcr Choral Irt Socictp". Mufer.
benz pirft bel eincm Gonrerte elm aus
Shiilern Der bentid)en fatbuliidcn
Tfarrihnlen sniammcnseiettcr Sim
berdJur, 1rpf. &. Z. 8erfer, Sirisent,
nit. Ils Seit>S rdeiter murbc bns
I'M 9ar5cn 2onbe riibmlib bctannte
Iinneapoliier Spmpbonie Srdleiter
inter Der Si;brung ieines bcipdbrter
Sirigenten Gmil Sbcrboffer beitimmt.
Gls Soliiten iiderte lid Die Seitbce
bDrbc Die Soproniitin Iaric Happolb
unb ben gnritoniitcn Inrcus Seller
nam Dor Heip 0orf, Die jueenblife
Soprnniitiu &atbarine Irimpno. bcr
Saritouiiten Srancis S. Eoientbal
ans @inncapolis unb Den 9iplins
@irtuoicn Hihnrb %Gserinonfp BON
Iinneapoliier Spmpbouie : Srdcitcr
Sas sTroeramm umfabt film
Concerto, unb bas Set fommt mi
einem Iitnid auf Sarriet Sslani
gum Ihidluiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Ser ioe6en eridicncne nmtlide
geriht beS en9liihen Stanoesre9is
tiers iiber bas Sabr 1910 gibt cir
trulirigcs @ilb uun Der 3abl BET
Mcnihcn, Die alljdbrlid in Gnslant
bnhitdblif Sunaers iterben. 1916
purben bel ni6t ipcni9cr als III
Sobcsfdaen bon Dem amtlihen Sobs
tcnbcihaucr fcitseitclt, bnB Sunsel
nnb Gntbcbrnngcn Die unmittelbnrC
llriade bes Iblebens paren. Inter
Sen Spfern beS 9nngertooes iperber
auiaefiibrt: eirt ebemaliger Shuls
meiiter, Gin Suhbalter, 6pei 6anbe
lungs Commits. Elm Stenoernpb, cir
@ittnnlienbdnblcr, Gin Sbreibcr. cir
Gbemifer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Die ,1saete" Scr Saleiianer.

Sic 3citunscn Stulien's limb beg
2obcs pol fir Die Waienafte Der
8armber5igfcit, Die Der Soleiiancrs
Srbcn in icinen beiben 3nciscn an
ben &inbcrn Der aus Der 5iirfei NUS
Gcipicieucn Stalieucr uoa5iebt. inbem
or ibncn 8rot. Nrbcit unb Sortbiloung
iidlcrt. ga lit cs nidlt unanacbrnd)t,
oaran Su crinncrn. bnS Der Saleiias
ncrs Srbcn Der 9ieide Srbcn ut. gcgen
ocn Dor bier Sabren Die teniliihe
@crlcumbungs : Gampogne bon Der
Srcimaurerei in SScue scieet purbe.
Sic Yrciic, Die icbeS Wial in Die Siisen
nit eiuitimmte, bat beutc mn Sob iiir
Ole S%aleiiaucr. Die an Eatriotismuls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
SGmecrfeft Ses SaneerbmnSes
SeS NerSweitens.

ct. Youls 9aitfreunblihe Burger
lhoft %riiitct iid 6um %. Sdnecrieite
oeo Sdneerhunbcs bcs Noroiueitcno.
pnS pom "a. bis 27. Suli ~ab9cbnltcu
ipcrbcn wiro. Der ScitouSihuB, an
bci'cu Spibc Der Yrdiibcnt bcS ~Goms
mcrciol Glub". Sr. SouiS Ses. itcbt,
bat Die Iorbcrcitlm9en gum Scite
nobc5u r~ollitdnbi9 gctroiicn. NIC
an5cid)eu hcutcn baroui BIN, baB oas
Set baS criol9reiditc in Der @cid)ihit
nce Dor mInmcbr 81 Sabren 81 "a
Groiic. g8iS.. ms Sebcn gcrufcncr
Snnbcs merhcn miro.
Sis Jest huben 81 8eiangpcreinC
nit 1.450 Sdnqcrn ibre Witpirfunf
an9emcloet. Gu. ndpt Staaten tornmj
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Spe5iea fir bieie 3eituns.)
Wenft - tonnl

@enn elm Srdulein Sdur3c In Sc
meinidaft nit einem Germ Willcr
cine Wpbnung mietben uno beippbz
men iuiirbe; ipenn Die 9eiben am Gage
miteinanber allSgeben rnb am Ibeno
gemteinifaftlid) 5uriidtebren, 10 FAM
gen Die bieS @ebabren bcobaftenben
Hahbdrn on. iiber Elm ipldl' ifonba>
lDies 2eben ibre seredte Gntriiituns
81 proflamieren.
2ebten Serbit beiratbetc SpId Ga
Souette, cine Shauipielerin unb
TAPER fdmpfenbe Snffrasette, einen
S6auipieler, Hnmens SEQ. Wtibble@
ton. Sic mnd)t inbeiien befannt, lie
babe ben Namen bes Mannes nidt
anaenommen nnb Tie CLAUDE. bab Die
Seit fomme, mann Srauen ihren eiees
men Samiliennamen bebalten uno
filbren ipsroen. Coll bies nidt
beiaoie Centurion berbei %6rineen?
&erben Die ainber ben Hamen Der
Nutter fiibren, i'm Sale Tie nit
iolden %9eie9net ipirb? Sic mag
oenfen, es lei niGt notbie, iih bess
balb 81 be"unrllbi9en, benn es gebe ia
Shanipielerinuen, Die ifon brei ober
bier nod lebenbe Idnner batten. abcr
bod feline 3inber baben - pdbrenb
es f~reilidb audi einise 9ibt, Die nod,
feinen Wnnn batten unO bod ainocr
baben = nno bieie fiibren Den Namen
Der MlItter.
Sofas 1rperamm sefst. tab tie
ebenio ~~prosreiiip" seiinnt lit. lpie
ibr @ater. nnb bab lie cs burf5us
Icben Iud,t: sc mlb anneri6 nerben!
= (N. &. 8eder.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
AmiiiiePes ,Smneerkaar".

aridau II, Hublanb. Sie
riiiiiidcn S%aarbdnbler BADEN iest quite
3eiten. Sic Sduerirmen nnb 9aus
ernmdohen Der Suneerbiitrifte per>
faufcn Jest malienbaft ibre 3opfe an
Die berumrciicnbcn 6dnplcr fir 40
big 8 Sr. Il Sr.=20 Gts. bas Yfb.,
nm itd fir Den Gugenblid Dor Der
dralten Nptb 81 bepabren. Sies ios
g%enannte ~Suneerbaar" ieecn Damn
Die ruiIiid)cn gambler in Den groBen
Stdptcn fir 40 bis 80 ST. pas Yfunb
ab, nlo bon bier miro es uad benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
SiebenkmnSert pre3ent.
Suuicl mari bic Waters : Iisrce Gil
So. in eincm Sabre nb uno ben.
mod iuar bic Stanoarb Gil
so. niht 5nfrieoen.

Slrs Ncip Oorf perlautet nnter'm
Satum BON 21. SUM: Snmuel Inter
mpcr. Der Nnlpalt Der 8atersz Yierce
Gil 60, fubr nit Dem Ierbor bcs
Yiccs Yrdiibcntcn Der Stanbaro Gil
so. OF Nen Scriep, Sames u. Moffctt,
bic bon Den @erid)ten bcs Staatcs
0liiipuri angcorbnet morben iii. fort.
IS bouoclt iid in Dem gcrfabrcn nm
nas &erlangcn Der Stanbarb Oil &c.,
paB Der 8atcrse Yicrcc so. burd) @ins
baltSbcfcbl pcrboten ipcrbe. Die bel Der
leBtcn Sircftprcnlpnbl bicier @cIeus
iduft bon Der Stunbarb Oil abges
gcbcncn Stimmcn fir ungiiltis 81
crfldrcn.
Woffctt bate bel icincr porgeitrigcn
Sernebmung 5u9egcbcm, DAB Die
Sircftorcn DER Stanborb Oil 60. trot
Der SpsloIun9 ibrcr Sod,ter9eieas
idaiten and bcutc nod, Suiumn1cns
fonrmcn unb hic Nnaclc9cnbcitcn bic
Ter an9cbliH ieBt ~iclbititdnoigen &C.
ielifuiten, IN bcnen JIG ubcr 5obls
reid)c Iftien baben. birigicrcn nm be-
Scomtenlpablcn nuoihln9gcbcnb finn.
Spdtcr licB or lid oann IN Der Or
fldrung berbci. baB Die Stanoarb SiI
OF gierp Sericp itetS brci BON Den fiini
Sircftorcn Der Watcrsz Yicrcc so. CT.
lpdblt babe, aDcr MIR, nm barnuf ~
iebcn, baB bic @ciclidai. ridfig ae:
leitct pcrbe. Bic Stanbarb Gil babe
feline 9ontrolle ilbcr bic Watcrsz SicrcC
SO. aus9eiibt, Shlicblid, CAB CT aud
Su. bab CT unb feline @cid,dftsfreunbt
bon Der Stanbarb Oil iif Golmnd)tcr
bon Iftiondren 9eben lieben, nm cinl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Elm Icud)terbeS SciipicL. iiub. Cor bier
Sahrcn a einige @od)eu lang Scr
Nalnc Saleiianer Der zines @cGdJtc :
ten, Den Der alif9ebeBte Yobel perz
folete. bis Der Setrlig nit Den Sfuns
baIen o Tnrn53e a~ufsebcdt murbc
linb aus Dem .&loiterifanbol" Elm
regelredtcr 2o9enitanhal uurbc.
Seute ridden lid bic S%aleiiancr ani
friitlihe Wciic an Der Dffentlidcn
Mteinnns Stalien's, bic icinerseit ubne
8e'uciie fir TIRE Shnlb 10 libel nit
linen %nmiprang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

flogen, lino lie bat ibre praftiihe Ser
lpenpunesidbi9fcit oamit auf benz
alein befriebi9enben 8ege beipicien."
Scnno6 bauerte es bis gum Sabre
1903, che peitcre @rperimente nit
Dem Icroorom aufgciilbrt ipurbcn, dc
cincn meni9er giiniti9cn @crlauf nob>
men. Sanglep beitritt, baB bieier
MiBerfolg an einem Sebler in Der
Mnidine gclcgen bate, unb Die mo
bcrncn Ipintiter BADEN bieic llebers
8eugung 5eitdtigt. Canals aber unr-
ben benz 0clebrfen bic Wtittel sn wei=
teren Tcrimhen %ent5ugen, nnb feline
%9anoslente uerb1bnten i'm. 2ciber
bat er ben Sies ieimer Soee nidt mebr
crlcbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Gcnbcrung in Der 9citnne Der @utcrss
Ntcrcc SO. hcrbciSufiibrcn. Gr &C.
Itdno lpcitcr 81. DOS Die Stanborb Gil
ais Der Watcrss Yicrec 60. OILS bicic
bon 8cnrp Clan Yicrcc g~clcitct murbc,
III cincm Sabre ctlpa 50. 500 ,000 her
dits5og. Soo mar, lpic Der 3engc
lptrcr1trcbtnp 5i9cbcu mubtc, iicbcns
bunperts Yro5ent bcS bon Den Stonb>
aro SilsScutcn IN DER @atcrss Yicrcc
20. inpcltirtcn &apitals.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

cipiliiicrtcn europa b~cridnbt. buntit
Die Snlnel Der pprtcbincn @c!t
%curopdiiGcr @roblt6htc iib bamit
id)Tiiicfcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
p r

Gin Reiicpob miro ouf @ruub bet
gritcn @oricr0 MIR iold,er Ycrionci
acmdbrt. pcldJc miuocitcns brei Sobr,
IN ben Ser. Staaten gclebt baben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Iuf Scr intcrnationalen 8icner
Slugtpodc bat am %. SUM Der otter
rcifiide 6lie9er Giatan, = IN @irts
Iidfeit 9cutnant b. 8laifte = cine
SDbe bon 1920 Ieter 13,779 SUB
crreidt unb babel cinen Sailagier III
feinem Nerpplan gebdbt. Ser bis
bcri9e S0bcnrcforO nit Suiia9ier mar
BON Yrepoit IN Gourcp uufgeitcQt NOR
ben ruO betrIg $50 Sub. Scn
SDbenreforb fir gin5clflug bait Oar
0 nit 1898 Sub.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-11-14
ROMANCES OF PORCELAIN.
The Climax to paIlssy's Sixteen Years
of Misery.

The Climax to Pallssy's Sixteen Years
Of Misery.
The maker Of porcelain and pottery
has decidedly the most exciting and
romantic trade In the world.
The great factories Of Sevres ana
Dresden were founded by Bernard Pal
Issy. This man invented white enamel
but IL took him sixteen years to make
the invention-sixteen years OF nun
ger, misery and persecution. which cui-
minated In the episode. used In ID. a:
Jones' play Of "The Middiemah,
wherein Palissy maintained his furnace
ore bv burning all the furniture In MS
house and finally opened the furnace
door to find within the glaze which ne
had sought throughout the best years
Of his life.
Rotteher invented hard porcelain
He was an alchemist, and one oay.
cbanc,np 10 discover that bis powdered
WIG was unusually heavy. he inquired
the cause and found that the weight
was due TO the kaolin with when the
wig was powdered. This kaoln was
the substance for lack Of which bot.-
sber's investigations had for years
failed. g.
when Elers opened porcelain iac.
torv at Burslem, England, be employed
the most stupid and illiterate worh.
man SO that his secret processes .hisn'
NOT become known. But Samuel Ast
bnrv resolved to learn the Elers me.n-
cd and affecting ignorance ana stu
pid,ty he got a place in the iac,ols'
masterei all of Elers' secrets ana even
maIly opened plant of his own; J,
wherein he duplicated in every oe'A''
the work of Elers
Her iuss.
.roo bad Mrs. Smartleigh always has
such abominable weather for her ars'
eruoon teas"
eyes: she never pours but if rams.
Judge
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-11-14
WASHING OUT A WOUND.
Tinoture Of Iodine 10 About the Safest
Antiseptic to Use.

Carbolc acid, one of the most valu-
able antiseptics known to surgeons. is
at the same time one of the most dan
gerous 1t is used daily, almost hour
ly, by operators in the hospitals. The
layman who understands its perils
may wash wounds out with 1t safely.
but the best surgeons say that mex
perienced persons had better let 1t
alone.
No wound should ever be bound up
with bandages soaked in even the
mildest solution of carbolic acid, for
the skin absorbs 1t readily, and poison
ing is apt to follow prolonged use. An
eminent New York surgeon had a case
few weeks ago of child whose fin
ger had turned black after being
dressed too long with per cent So
luton Of carbollc acid, and when he
called this papers attention to the
case he was expecting to be obliged
to cut Off the finger.
The most commonly used antisepttc
10 DlCuiuIluo VI lHCiSuiy NoiiOSifO .
subimate), but this is one of the dead
liest poisons known and as 1t has no
color or odor is easily mistaken for
water. To avoid this 1t Is customary
to color solutions OF 1t. Colored tab
lets are made especially for making
solutions of any given strength. DR..
Albert S. Morrow In 1.-THE Immediate
Care of the Injured" says 1t should be
used as wet dressing on wounds In
a solution of 10000 of 10000, the lat
ter made by dissolving one 71a grain
tablet in 21a quarts Of water. AS a
wash for a wound 1t may be used in a
1,lOOO solution Zone IA grain tablet to
pint of water).
Iodine is another antisepdc that is
highly recommended. 1t Is used COM
monty on dirty wounds, where there
Is danger Of infection and a doctors
services are not Immediately avail
able. In such cases the tincture OF
iodine Is used pure and is applied by
dipping a wad of cotton or andsepuc
gauze in it and swabbing out the
wound, being careful to penetrate this
thoroughly.-New York World.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-11-14

1910 Clay Hadly NEl4NE14 Ex acres below
+. l. Co. Ditch .........................
1911 Clay Hadly NEANEA Ex acres below
Y. l. Co. Ditch. Observation-Disclosures.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-11-14
Power Of tho spsotro,soo.

The almost uncanny power Of the
specuoscope, which has made It such
a powerful instrument Of research. ia
the following: II any element such as
IRON, copper, sodium and the like Is heat.
ed sufficiently 10 be vaporized and the
light OF this heated vapor is analyyed
oy the spectroscope It does not give a
continuous spectrum, but only very
marrow portions Of the colors, SO thar
IN reality the view presented Is that ~
a series Of bright lines Of the varlons
eolors' Each chemical element has its
own Characteristic set Of llnes-Can.
fury. ~"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-11-14
Hail! Woodrow Wilson!

Americans are Americans first and party men
afterwards.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-11-14
He Mas Precise.

"The truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the TRUTH" is the motto Of
police witnesses at Ystrad.
Did you see him coming through
che doorT asked socllitor in court.
mo, sir; through the doorway"
answered the police precision in the
boX.-LondOn Globe.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-11-14

A Dilemma From Which a Great FL
nsnelaI Institution Extriestsd Itself
In Double Quick Time BY q Rapid
EXCHANGE Of Wireless Dispatches.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-11-14
Very Conservative.

Tailor-You have inherited a lot OF
money. Why don't you settle my billH
Owens-My dear man, wouldn't have
1t said for anything that my newly ac.
ouired wealth caused any departure
from my simple habits, Boston Tran.
script
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-11-14

afterwards.
So hats off to the winner, everybody.
Amaiority of the people in these United States
have decided that Wilson is the Best Man for the
Big Job. 1t was a fair fight and the winner de-
serves now that the battle is over, the support OF
all good citizens.
Some of us may not agree with President Will
sons policies. But, majority have gone to the
polls and declared for him as the best man for our
biggest position so let us agree now that his cleo
ton is for the good of the whole country. Let US
all do our share to make President Wilson's admin
istration the best the country has ever had.
Here in Hood River, as elsewhere, opinions
were divided before election.
Some wanted to continue the Taft administra-
ton; some worked for the election of Roosevelt;
some were for the winner We disagreed vigOr-
ousy until the results were in.
Now we are united in our support of the next
President of the United States
Privately we may be Democrats, or Repubi-
cans or Progressives, or Prohibtionists, orSocal-
lists.
But publicly, we are first last and all the time
Americans.
Simply Americans And that means that we
are all working for the greater prosperity, the
greater unity, the greater social, industrial and
moral advancement of our country
So-Ha to President Wilson, the choice of
the American people.
Like the rest of us, Mr.. Wilson is an American.
None can question that he has sincerely at heart
the best interests Of the United States. He knows
that the welfare of all the people depends upon our
commercial prosperity. We do not believe, there
fore, that he will inaugurate any policies or permit
any legislation that will be damaging to business
and prosperity.
We believe in our country-in in the ability of its
citizens and its officials.
Here at our store, then, we are looking forward
to several years of unabated prosperity and indus
trial growth. The conditions are all favorable
Farmers were never more prosperous. Nor were
agricultural prospects ever better During the past
six months, business has kept up wonderfully in
nearly all lines.
All producers of raw materials for mansfactur-
ing are behind in their orders right today.
Exports are increasing.
Prices are steady and good.
Wages are good in all lines and there is plenty
of work to be done.
Capital may be had by those who need it to
conduct business.
We anticipate, therefore, during the next few
years, sustained development along all lines
Our policy will be exactly the same as it has
been in the past: The Best of Service and Our
Money Back Guarantee with Your Every Purchase
Gilbert Implement Company
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-11-14

Most Of our misfortuues are more
supportable than the comments Of our
friends upon them.-A. Dumas.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
FOR THE CHRISTMAS TREE.
IESIIN BY WNT WNNI0N1
zoos Dolls Coat and Hat.
IS. ~ and 20 inches high.

The Christmas dolly must have a
warm and comfortable street
costume. This one is fascinating It
consists of quite now and smart
coat and a hat that is made after the
very latest model. In the illustration
1t is made from tweed with trimming
of fur and it is suited to everyday use /.
but, IL dolly Is TO have complete
wardrobe, another set could be made
OF velvet. corduroy or heavy silk to bo
quite different i'm effect. This hat is
untrimmed,, for the costume is inst "A
simple one, but II little feather or
quill wero added, il would be better
adapted for wear with the coat of veil
vet or silk The collar with one
rover is an especially smart feature
and altogether the coat is I'm tho
height of style.
For the medium size, the suit will
require / yard of material 27. rs yard
S6 or 8-4 yard A inches wide with
2 l-2 yards of fur banding.
Tho May MantOn pattern 1865 is cut
in sizes for dolls rs, % and 26 inches
high. 10 will be mailed TO any ad-
dress by the Fashion Department OF
this paper, on receipt of ten cents.
The above pattern and other NAV
Manton Patterns described in THE
EVENlN GJOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained
for 10 cents from
THE SMITH-ZOLLINGRR co.
Fourth and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Thieves stole seven turkeys from
Arthur Brysons farm. Rowlandville.
The women of the Havre de
Grace Church cleared $16O at their
bazaar
Evan II. Ensdr, Jr, OF near Glyn-
don, shot a jack rabbit on the farm
OF Joseph Ruby which weighed seven
pounds.
Tho Cecil Detective Association
VIII hold its annual meeting at Cal
vert tomorrow and follow it by a
turkey dinner
Harry Newcomer, of Beaver Creek
shortly will butcher what is said to
be the largest hog in Washington
county.
"A handkerchief donated to the
women of the Aberdeen Presbyterian
Church by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was
sold for $17.S5.
"A. s. Burnham, OF Baltimore, was
seriously injured while working in
the Western Maryland Railway shops
In Hagerstown.
--Elwood Mccullough has been
elected president and Michael Fahey
secretary of the Havre de Grace High
School Literary Society.
DR.. Richard II. Smith. inspector
for the Live Stock Sanitary Board,
is making an inspection of dairy cat
tie around Hagerstown and so far
has found few affected with tuber-
culosis.
"A large rally of the Washington
county members of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics was held
in Hagerstown last night
The Texas oil Company will To-
cate a plant in Elkton, and will com
pete with two other companies for
the business in Cecil county.
Adjustable snow barriers to pre-
vent drifts are being placed on the
banks of cuts of the Central division
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
The Cecil County Commissioners
have given Devlin & Brown contract
TO repair the approach TO the Cowen-
town bridge at a cost Of Sfa55.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
The Sale of WOmen's Suits Continued
$500 Values al $500

Womens and Misses hgh-grade tailor-made
Suits Over rs of the very latest models of
high grade Mems Wear Serge, wide vale dag
onals, Whipcords, Mixtures and Corduroy Vel
vet plain tailored or fancy trimmed; all lined
with Skinner satin Our regular $3.50
and an $500 values reduced S15.00
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
STANTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STANTON, Del. Dec. 1O.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Bradley were recent guests
Of Wilmington friends.-Mrs. Neville,
of Wilmington, was the recent guest
of her son. William Neyille.-Mrs. J..
Leslie McCallister, Mrs Bertha Nc
Callister were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Dickey on Sunday
Mrs. Clara Dockety is the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dyatt,
of Cooches bridge.-Mrs Mary u. Cur
rinder and son Robert We're the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Woolesten on
Sunday-Miss Lydia Dockety was a
recent guest OF Miss Bertha Jones
of Guyencourt.-Mis Elverta Dickoy
was the recent guest of Wilmington
friends.-William SOuthgate while 20.
ing TO attend market last Saturday
morning was slightly hurt The acci.
dent was caused by his horse running
away.-Mr- and Mrs. Frederick Robin
son were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
J.. A. Othoson.-Mrs. Matte McElwee
was the recent guest of Wilmington
friends.