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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
FRAIL, SICKLY CHILD
Restored to Health by Vinol--
A Letter to Mothers

Anxious mothers often wonder why
their children are so pale, thin and nerv-
Gus and have so little appetite For
the benefit of such mothers in this vicin-
ity, we publish the following letter.
j. Edmund Miller, New Haven, Conn,
says: "My little daughter ever since
her birth had been frail and sickly and
was constant source of worriment.
Several months ago we commenced to
give her Vinol | Immediately noted an
Improvement in her health and appear
ance, and from the good it has done
her ! can truly say it viii do all you
claim"
This child's recovery was due to the
combined action of the medicinal ele-
ments extracted from Gods livers-com-
bined with the blood making and
properties OF tonic iron,
which are contained in Vinol
Vinol will build up and strengthen
delicate children. old people, and the
weak, rundown and debilitated. We re-
turn the money in every case where it
fails. Red Cross Pharmacy, Burt II.
Wells, Prop, Barre. Vt.
p. S.-Eczema sufferersl We guaran-
tee our new skin remedy, Saxo.-Adyt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
AMERICAN CATHOLICS
Their Number Is In Excess Of Fifteen
Million.

New York, March 2l.-There are l5,-
l54, l5s Roman Catholics in the United
States proper, according to the 1918 edi.
ton of the official Catholic directory,
and total of 23,329,047 under the pro-
lection of the United States flag. There
are 7,l3l,9s9 in the Philippines, 099,350
in Porto Rico, ll,5l0 in Alaska, 42l0s
in the Hawaiian Islands and 900 in the
canal zone. The figures are supplied by
the Catholic bishops and chancellors of
the dioeeses concerned.
There are l4,3l2 churches in contnen
tai United States. There are l7,945 Ro-
man Catholic priests, three cardinals, II
active archbishops. three titular arch
bishops, l04 bishops. two archabbots
and 10 abbots in the United States
There are, according to the same au-
thority, 2sS Roman Catholic orphan asy-
lums, in which 47,4l5 orphans are cared
for. Thirty-one states in the union have
more than $4,000 Catholic population.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
STOMACH MISERY
JUST VANISHES
Time I'll No Indigestion, Gas or Sour
ness Five Minutes After Taking
"Pape's Diapepsin."

II what You just ate is souring OF
your stomach or lies like lump OF lead
refusing TO digest, or you belch gas and
eructate sour undigested food, or have
feeling of dizziness, heartburn, fullness,
nausea, bad taste in mouth and stomach
headache-this is Indigestion.
A full case of Papes Diapepsin costs
only fifty cents and will thoroughly cure
your out-of-order stomach ,and leave suf-
ficient about the house in case someone
else in the family may suffer from stom-
aeh trouble or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you the
formula plainly printed on these fifty
cent cases, then you will understand why
dyspeptic trouble of all kinds must 90,
and why they usually relieve sour, out
of-order stomachs or Indigestion in five
minutes. Diapepsin is harmless and
tastes like candy, though each dose con-
tains power sufficient TO digest and pre-
pare for assimilation into the blood all
the food you eat, besides it makes you
go to the table with healthy appetite;
but, what will please you most, is that
you will feel that your stomach and
intestines are clean and fresh, and you
will not need TO resort to laxatives or
liver pills for bilousness or constipation. |
This city will have many Diapepsin
cranks, as some people will call them,
but you will be cranky about this SPLEEN
did preparation, too, if you ever try a |
little for Indigestion or gastritis or any
other stomach misery.
Get some now, this minute, and for
ever rid yourself of stomach trouble and
digestion.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
RAISE GIRLS WAGES TO SIS
Eight Hundred International Harvester
Employees Get Increase.

Chicago, March 2l.--Eight hundred
girl employees of the International Har-
vester company, twenty-four in st. Paul,
Mimi; seventy-one in Auburn, n. Y,
and the rest in Chicago, will have their
salaries raised to So week beginning
Monday, according to announcement
made yesterday by President Cyrus Nc
Cormick.
The increase comes on the heels of
the Illinois Senate's white slave inquiry
into the relation between low wages
paid to girls and vice. According to
company officials, the increased wages
will total $4,000 annually. They said
that hereafter no girl in the company's
employ would get less than So week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
Little Surprises.

Mister, here's them six tons o. coal
you ordered this mornin'.n
"No, sir; this isn't the real genuine
olive oil; that's why We can sell it SO
cheap"
you don't need to waste any sympa-
thy on me. old top; I'm satisfied with
my work, my hours and my wages.
Gentlemen, the conductor is asking
us to move forward in the car. Conp
on; there's plenty OF room.'
"All right, old scout; you get your in
crease in salary. The fans all tell me
you're worth it,"
Young man, your resignation is in
the waste basket; | may as we'll tell
you that we're going to make you u
junior partner"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
THE RICHMOND CONFERENCE.
Pressing Problems of Country Life Will
Be Discussed.

Farmers, business men, and school
workers will meet to discuss rural
schools, agricultural credits, marketing
methods and other pressing problems
| of country life at the conference
| for education in the south, TO
be held at Richmond, Va, April 1918.
Each group will have special conferences
on its own particular work, and then
all will come together in general ses-
sion to discuss fundamental points in
the uplifting of rural life.
| In response to the invitation of Gov
ernor Mann. or Virginia, the governors
of nearly all the southern states have
appointed delegations of farmers and
business men to attend the Richmond
meeting and take part in the discus
sion of such important topics as: Lack
of capital in farming and how it may
be remedied; the tenant evil; its extent
and influence; why business men are
concerned with the rural problem; how
to organize and conduct cooperative
market associations; how to make the
rural schools educate more effectively
for the demands OF country life; and
how TO make the country better place
to live in.
At the farmers conference it is ex-
pected that definite plan for organizing
and managing cooperative marketing
associations will be worked out Before
the business conference the facts about
the farming situation in the South will
be presented by men who have made a
special study of its possibilities and
needs; and bankers. merchants, and
manufacturers viii discuss how they
may aid in the development of agricul,
tural resources.
One of the features of the conference
viii be an interstate meeting of state
and country superintendent, teachers |
of agriculture. and other educators. at |
which the subject for discussion will be !
FThe Most Effective Means for Develop |
ing the Rural School" A. c. Monahan.
rural-sehool specialist in the United
States Bureau of Education. will urge
the necessity for well-defined. con-
county plan in rural education
Typical rural-school problems will be dis
,ussed by county supervisors and Others
who are keenly interested in improving
he country school. such as: Albert s.
Cook. OF Baltimore county, Nd; Zebulon
Judd, Wake county. y. c.; Miss Rhea G.
Scott and T.. J. Hanifan. supervisors in
Virginia and West Virginia. respectively; /
Miss Jessie Isncy. Mason Co. XIV; A. r.
tones. Equality. Ala; J. :. Stewart.
athens. Ca; and many others.
Arrangements for the Richmond meet
NJ are in charge Of A. p. Bourland. Of
D. G.. who i the executive
secretary Of the conference.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
INQUIRY
COMPLETED
New England Railroad
Facts for Interstate
Commission
BOSTON HEARING
LAST WEEK IN APRIL |
The Report Will Then Be
Rushed for Congress-
Help

Washington, March 2l.-Tnvestigation
OF the affairs of the New York, New
Haven g. Hartford and the Roston &
Maine railroads by agents Of the inter
state commerce commission has been
practically completed.
1t is expected that all the documents
will be in Washington by the last of
this week, and at hearing to be given
in Boston the last week in April by
Commissioner Prouty, the final testi-
mony will be taken. The report of the
will be made at the earliest
possible moment, for its Importance to
all interests is clearly recognized.
1t is believed also that this report
will be useful to Congress in the franz
ing of legislation affecting the issuance
Of securities, as applying an object les
son in railroad finance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21

public officials, introduced in the House
yesterday by Representative Quinn o.:
Millinocket. Under the act every pub
lie officer in the state would be sub
ject to recall.
The act relative to the direct cleo
ton of delegates to national conven-
tions and to provide for the expression
of preference for candidates for presl-
dent and vice president of the United
States was favorsbly reported yesterday
by the committee on legal affairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
30 TREATED BY
DIR. FRIEDMAN
Twenty-Four Of the Patients Yester.
day Were Deformed
Babies.

New York, March 2l.--ln the pres
ence of scores Of physicians from all
parts Of the country DIR. f. +. Friedman
treated 80 sufferers with tuberculosis
vaccine yesterday. Twenty-Five were
deformed babies.
During the clinic, a l7-year.old boy
walked into the room. He was treated
with vaccine in the knee IL days ago,
at which time he could not walk. lie
went through exercises TO show the sup.
pleness of the knee and then was exam
med by physicians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
FAvoRS RECALL
Bill Presented To the Maine Legislature
Provides For 1t.

Augusta, Me-, March 2l.--0ne of the
most sweeping measures ever presented
to the Maine legislature was resolve
proposing an amendment to the state
constitution to provide for the recall of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
Wage Increase Voluntary.

Westfield, Mass, March 2l.-An in
crease of % cents day for the 700
employees OF the II. b. Smith company,
manufacturers OF heating appliances. eli.
tective Monday, was announced yestcr-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
COTTON CROP REPORT
l4,o76,43o Bales In 1e12-Falling OFT
From Year Before.

Washington, March 2l--The census
bureaus cotton crop report, issued yes
terday, shows the 1912 crop to be A.
O76,430 bales, compared with l6,l09,349
in 1911 and ll,965,962 in 1910. The
average gross weight OF the bale is 507s
pounds for 1912, against 5044 pounds
last year and 50l.7 in 1910.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
TAX RIOTS IN SPAIN
Collectors Houses Are Burned In Toledo
Military In Control.

Toledo, Spain, March 2l.-The death
of a citizen wounded in dispute with
an octrol TAX collector mas caused a
dangerous ferment. The houses of 9th
er collectors have been burned, shops
have been closed and the city is con.
trolled by the military.
The collectors of Santomera were
stoned. The mayor INTERVIEWED in the
fight and was seriously injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
TWO POLICEMEN INDICTED
Were on Hayes Staff In First Inspection
District

New York, March 21-patrolmen Vic
tor Meyer and William X. Smith were
indicted yesterday by the grand jury in
yestigating police graft. The charges
were bribery.
Both men were attached to Inspector
Cornelius Hayes staff in the first in
spection district.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
GIRLS JUMP TO
ESCAPE FLAMES
One Hundred and Fifty Escape From
Fire In Philadelphia-No
One Hurt.
One Hurt.

Philadelphia, March 2l.-The labora-
tory of the Munyon Homeopathic Home
Remedy Co. was destroyed by fire last
night, caused loss of 100000.
Many of the $50 girls employed IS
capped by jumping from the windows.
All landed on a high bank and were un-
hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
Trading Stamp Law Signed.

Olympia, March 2l.-Gov Lister YES
teTday signed the bin requiring trading
stamp companies to pay q license Of Sc
coo yearly in each county in the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-21
The Gold Dust Twi17s'
< Philosophy az
The Enuied
Housewife

omy took bit from household work and argued while all in
loud in praise Of their Gold Dust plays
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
illdcnL nhcr Die @eiitlid)tcit 'pcrbilt
lid Ourd)all5 dblebnenO.
Gin @ricbrif &rinScjpuc'S in
@titfa!cu.

Gin ori8incacs Grlc6uiB fattc ser
8lieger Srinbeionc nuf aincm iciacr
lcsten Slilge. Sem apiotifer ana
Gin Brief fol9cnben Subalt5 5u: vW}cin
6crrl Iuf Sbrcr 2uftrciic bon Bnri5
ltad) aopelbagcn lporcn sic 8cSpulz
gen, uuf citer 8ieic in bcr NGbc pJit
&oeSfelo 81 lanocn. Sun obcr ptr@
lan9t Der @igcutbilmcr icncr y8icic,
cin acniiicr 81. aus a~cc>fclb, burd,
mcine Scrm.ittelilug bon Shrcn 200
Warf. Gr be9riinoct Dies Dauit. tab
bel Sbrer Snioun9 olif bciagter 8iric
lid hrct ailhc bcfanbcn. bon btntn cine
trdftig ma lnb Oicle plrdj sore Gonz
Dung 10 cridlredt lei. rab Die Sub bcrz
mari unb abgeihluhtet iperben mllftc.
Snnurd lei, lant ScId)eiripuna 1c3
Sbierar3tes. Dem @ciiBer Scr atb tin
-Sdjaocn ppu 200 Wdrf crtItan0cn. Ten
Sic 6rn. u. pcr9iitcn ipQcn . @eml
sic Die Iffdre nidht allf aiitlidcm
@ege erlcbiaen %ipoIlcu, 10 milBtr id
es &rn. 81, in aoc5fclo ~hctoiicu, &C
rid)tlid 9eQen Sic nor5uQcBeu. 6ofz
adtungspo1it Der ncutidc General
Gpniill." Sus @cfb III bcrcits bcnt
@cncrole Gpniulat in 9Saris ilbcrn1its
telt iporOcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Gtiittcr! Soaben Gare Siubcr @iirmer?

SinO hieiclbcu ficbcrbnft. unrllbig.
ncrppS, rci5bor, id~lipiubclig ober BART
lcibi9. Sobrcn tic 6cirdnbig nit Den
Singcru in Der ginic rber fnirid)cu tic
nit Den 3dhncn? 9abcn lie fran1pfe
bate SdNncr3cn, lnre9clmdBigcrl
Ippctit mn 3ciBbunoer? Sisies iinp
3ei6cn, haB lie &iirmer buben. @iirz
mcr perllrinhcn gurem &inbe nidt
IN Sdmcr5en, ipnbcru becintrdd)s
tigcn Die Gntlpidclrng bcs aDrpers
ltno bcs @eiItcs. @cbct bcniclben ioz
fort ,aifapoo @orm Sitter. Ser
iclbe tDotct unb pcrtreibt Die Wiirmer.
pcrbeiiert Den Ippetit bes &inbcs unb
reglllicrt @tagcn, 2ebcr nnb ginecs
!peioe. Sic Spmptome b%cridlpinbcn
unb .Sbr &inb miro ir0blidb iiub sez
iunb, pie CO Die Notlr b%eablid)tigtc.
Sn alien Ipotbefen obcr per Yoit. 25
Gents. &ifapuu Snbian Webiciue
Co., philadelphia, Ya., uno ct.
Spuis, Wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Sin WtiQiunGr als M%nsetellter.

Sn einem sebeimnibpplIen Smnfel
beriblpanb por bret Sabren Der mebr>
fad,c @idipndr> Sobn S'9rien in Stem
Yort. Ian 9lau6te 5lndhit on einen
Selbitmprb, Damn an ein Serbreheu.
an cine gntfiibruna, aber man fonnte
tros e~ifriaiten Nahforifens nidt Die
s~erinsite Spur bon ibln finben. Sebt
bat lid Dns @ebeimniB aufgefldrt.
O'8rien lit in Ian 8uren in Irtonias
aufgefunben porben. @r nrbeitet ais
Ingeiteater bel elmer @iienbabns@ ez
iel1daft gu Dem @ebalt bon $105 pro
@onat. Ils er mad Den @riinben
ieiner Slldt gefrast ipurbe, ertldrte
er, baB er Den Geidtbrm ni6t mebr
babe ertragen fDnnen, baB er einen
Gfel Dor DEM @clb. einen Ibider nor
Der @eieuifaft, Dem Spiel unb benz
@ereniisen Der pprnebmen 8elt babe
uno bnb er ME mebr feline ietige Stelz
lung nit allen 5errlidbfeiten Der Groe
pertau5den iperbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Gin nerinnf See.

Gin icbr merfpiirhi9es, fpinenid)aft>
lid bodintercNantes unc in ieiien
ipirtbid)aftliden Solsen bebeutiames
1bdnomen bat iid bel Sumone in Der
Yrooin5 Hom %erei9net. Ser MALE
ride Gee bon 9anterno lit ploblid
bcrihtpumben. Die Walier itiir5ten
in cine Shludt 5uriid, Die ii6 in Der
Witte bes Secs in uncrforidte Siefen
binabienft. Sicies Sbdnomen lit in
friiberen 3eiten idor mebrere @taIe
auf9etreten. 5ulebt Dor %5ipeinnbs
5lpan5ig Sabrcn.
Canals ballteu bic 9nliern bas
friid)tbnre Scebett an ilno bradten
cs 81 bobcr &ultur, ais plDblif Die
Waiicr. unb acknowledgements mad
GINGER 3eit aud Ole Slide 5uriiffebrs
ten. glcifiam nm Die Salcrn fir Die
perlorcnen Nc'lourcen 5u cntihdbigen.
&n Den See fniipfen iih uraltc
Sagen. bon bciien cine bcbauptct, bas
Ybdnomcn trete ieoeS Wal ailf, penn
Der Gee nnidulbigc @enid)enleben &C.
forbcrt babe. Sas mar in Der iiin9s
item 3eit mcbrfa6 Der Sall. In Salt
naht %crtranten ncun &nnben I'M Gnns
terner Sec. heren Gltern flagenb bas
tiidiid)e @aiier perlpiinidten. Gin
&rater o Is SiiB llmfana bat nun
mebr Den Sec peridludt. Wfit furdts
6nrcm @lrgcin p%erifluanb bns lcbtc
WalIcr. Sclcr itieS aus Dem Sdlunb
anf NIB aus Den 5ieien Der Grbe berz
aus pcrnabm nan Elm unbeimlihcS
Hnnnoren. lleber bas aan5e Secbeti
! tparcn Scbntauienoe bon Tiidleiu 6ers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Ser snlantc Sim.

EQUATOR Sim Sam 2cipiS bon SQis
nois lGBt feline 8clegcnbeit uugcniiBi
poriibcrgcbcil, mo cs inn mDglih lit,
iit) in Der GoIc eiilca mobcrncn Che
i~terficlb 81 p~rpbu5icrcn. lin gnnS
corrcft 81 icin, miibte NOR i'm luobl
ais cine ditBcrit glildlidc Combination
bon Gbciterfielb mnb Scnu Srilmuucl
bcidreibcn. Nculih nabm CT ieil,
@nbelfriibitiid in cincm nabc Den,
aupitol bcleaenen Sotcl Gin. 0tit Der
lcutieligen Iicue e;re3 anaeirdnns
ten Siiriten reid)tc CT Dem &eIner cine
3lucihollarsSill INN bas Sriibitiid 81
be5ablen. erbpb 1id) ilno ldipebtc in
picgenbcm HbptbmliS hurdb Den Saal
Bis an Die Shiirc bcs Sanls. no &C.
pobnlif Der Sbcrfcqner anfomincnber
@dlte bdrrt, linb lpdrtetc in ard5ioIcr
Hoie allf Den &eIlner. nclther linn iciit
-Gbange" brinsen iofltc. Cine iippigc
Sd)Dnbcit rallid1tc auf bic Sbiire 81.
Ils Der SQinoiier Gbeiterficlb in ibrcm
@eiid)tSfreis allftalldJte, balidtc tic
ibm gu: sd mDd)tc icncn Siih am
Scniter", auf cincn Der Siife binz
ipeiienb. EQUATOR Sim Sam per@
beuste fid, nit poIenbcter Glesau5:
rSid)erlif. geitntten Sic, lInb NIT
3lporfpmmenber Surbbclpcsung licb
CT Die Game n%prangebcn. In Dem gez
lpiinid,ten Siihe nneefommen. lieb iid)
Die Game nieber mn ersriff Sas
Wenu. Sepor lie basielbc inbeb elmer
Triifuns unter5os, blidtc Tic auf uno
fragte: rWas fonnten Sic mir beutc
%beionbers empfeblen?"' yNabame",
erniberte Der Senator bon Suinois
nit elmer bepoten 8opfneiguns. ~fpenn
ib nift berbeiratbet mare, fpiirbe if)
midi iel6it einpfeblen. Inter ben
llmitdi1ben iperben Sic mir seitatten,
Sbnen ben SberfeIner 5u i%enben."
Sprad,'s nnb NIT tnbeloier Icrbcrz
gnna ifipebtc er Dor onnnen, Inn Dem
befraften Iutofraten bes Speiieiaals
beran5uipinfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Sas g6lferidlaht= 9enfmal.

Sos @Dlferihlaft : Senfmal bel
2eip5ig. bas ieiner feierlihen Gin@
neibuns a,n IS. Sftober entse9ensebt,
lit bas grobte 9enfmal Der @elt. gs
iiberragt nit ieinen 271 SUB bas biss
Der grDbte Senfmal. Die BOZ, ben
S%ran5oien Den Wercini9ten Stuafen
bon Imerifn seid)enfte Sreibeitsitatue
am ginganse oes 5afens bon Netp
Oort nm 33 SUB. 12R 9auieno
&ubitparbs Grant Tim @eipi6te bon
50.0O0.0O0 Yfunb) aus ben 8eus
dauer Steinbriihem in Der Gdbe
0eip5ig's nnb 100000 8ubifparbs
Gementitampf >8cton iinb in bas
Senfmal eingebnut. Sas 8an5e bat
elm @epidt bon elmer Wiaiaroe
Yiuna Sas Sentmalss 8eldnbe bat
cine 2dngenzI usbebnur9- bon 500
Daros uno cine Iusbebnung in Die
9reite bon $50 Yarbs. an 5obe
fommt Dem GDlferidlad)t : Senfmale
BON beutifen Senfmdlern bas .alf benz
&pffbdulcr erriftcte nit 1875 Snb am
ndd}iten. beiicn Tauininbalt aber 16
Wtal fleincr lit als berieni9e oes
2eip3tger Seufmals. Sas Senfmnl
uuf Dem 3ieberlpalb lit mn 1853 SuB
bod. Sic @eianumtfoiten pes 8olters
idladtsS enfmals ipcrben iid, aif o.
100000 Iarf $1.500.000 be-
lalifcn. bic Der Scutid)e Yatriotenbunt
in 5ipan3iaidbriger m%iibcpolIen @rbeii
5uiammcugcbrad)t bat. Sas in Ypras
mibeniorm lid auf6auenbe Seufmal
entbGlt i'm Snncrn cine &uppelballe
bon 204 SUB SDbe, in Der elm sar,a
auicbnlihcr airtbtblrm Ylab fdnoe
Snrdp. sipeimaliac l1nterbrefuns be,
Sedc lit Die Sale in brei Sbcile ses
9licbert. cine &rppta, cine Hiibmess
baIle uub cinen Sbcrban. Sn Del
arppta iinb att Yfeile eiu9cbaut. oil
in 1872 Sub bobcn Sdifialsmasfcr
cnbigen; al iebem Yfciler itcbcn 5ipe
&ric9cr bon ie 1912 SUB 5obe; it
Der Hubmesballe liben bier alleeorii6,
acknowledgement bon 2SA SilS SDbe
ipeldc Die Spicrircubigfcit. bic Ia.
pferfcit, Die 8laubcnsitGrfc unb bi
pcutifc golfsfraft bnritcllen. q
icber Sigur iparen iiber 100000 Yfo
@ranif 600 &%ubifparbs) erforoer.
lid. Mn ben bier Sianrcn alcil
murbe iiber brei Sabre gcarbeitet. Si
&uppelipolbuna Der 8ubmesballe UNI
aeben 324 gleihsebilbete Neiterfisiircl
IN If Heiben iiber chamber. Sic I'M
Der einsigc Sd,mud bcs Senfmals, DC
in 9cton gebilbct lit. Im Sbcrbal
ocs ScnfmaIs itcben auBen IL Srie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
MnSiatfranfe gcbeilt.

Sas @ciunbbcitsanlt Der Spminion
Canada in Sttopa Eat pom Sbcrar5t
an DEM 2cpras 2a5arctt in Sracnnie.
@cl@9 raiinihipeig, eirlcn 9crid,t er@
balten. Der beiagt. bnB 5lpei an Der
cntietlidcn arnnfbcit 2cibcnbe. Die
aIlcroin9s bel ibncu nod in eincm
frii9cn Stubium mar, nbcr bod ihun
lett Wtai 1911 bchdnhclt purOe. %iolpeit
fuicocr beracitcut ipuroen. bnb lie nit
antem 0cfpiien alls DEM 2a5arett ents
ldllcil ipcrbcn fpnnten. Scr cine Der
cntlolencn Ynticntcn crbielt 5lpnn5ig
GinlpriBnngcn bon hem Scpfcid,cn
Scrllm, Der Ir5t bot i'm ieit Der Gut
%laIiltlg Id,pn mcbrcrc Mnlc beiuft
ltnb finNet. bab Der ~3asidbrisc @ann
%pouItonbig pieocrbcr0citellt lit; Der
nnhcre Eaticnt, 81 Sabre alt, Der idlon
I'M Hopcmbcr 1912. uad) ciller 67s
moligcn @%iniprisune, ~cntiaiicu lulirbc,
bciinhct lid icst aild) bel gutter @es
liInbbcit.-(&. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Die @ablredfsfnricn in Der 9pnbuner
ct. Gaml'S= 9%atbebralc.

Sim lcstcn Sonntug bot iih in Der
ct. Yarll's< &dtbebralc in 2onoon cine
pcinlid)e S5ene abseipielt, bic bon
Snffra9ctten peruriaft lporben ipar.
Gum 8ottesbienit batten lid, etipa 40
Stimmred]tlerinnen nit ibrcn Sdltiz
fen in ben Stimmredtsinrbcn einaez
fnnbcn, mas an iif idlon einiaermaben
itDrenb nirfte. @s purbe Die 2itanei
geinneen. Der bns iiblid)e 8ebet fir
bic @efangeren folste. YlDblid pers
eini9ten iidJ bic Stimmen Der pierSig
Suffra9etten nit henen ocs Chores.
Sic ~9amcn" miiiien bieie S5eue iebr
ariinhIih rgeprobt1 babcn. benn lie
ietten gang barrnouiid unb rittig nit
Dem Gbor Elm. Sic iansen aber niht
Die frommen Gerie NIT. 5onbern ibr
@ebet bnttc folgenSfn Cert:
sNette gmmeline Yanfburitl
Shone tie. fdlpne iiel
Glib ibr 2iht iiib Die Sreibeitl
8ette iie, rettea fiel
GrbDrc nrier .8e5et 3u Sirl"
Sn Der iiberfIfIten STRIDE entitdnb elm
n~nge6elirer 9limult. 2aute gntriiz
itiingsrufe eridoaen. fpdbrenb einige
Samen bic Suffragetten NIT aufge>
bobenen !6dnben batcn. nit ibrem 8e>
lang auf5ub0ren. vgebenfet, baB Sbr
in einem 0ott esbauie ieib", rief man
ben Stimmredtlerinnen bon alien
Seiten gu, abcr bieie lieben iid abiolut
ni6t itoren, ionoern begannen ibren
0ortrn9 bon Heucm unb fp~ieberbolten
i6n nit INNER lauterer Gimme brei
Wnl. Nln brad Scr Sfanbal bonenbs
log. 9as Eublifnm nabm cine
brobenbe 3altuns gcaen Die Suffrae
gctten an. itiirniitc Iufe rSinaus
nit ben Srrien!" tpurben laut nnb Die
&irfcnbiener forberten iie etersiif
duf. iofort Die Stride an perlaiien. Sn
Die Sranen nidt ~entipini9 sin9en.
rpurben iie ein5eln sepadt unb binauss
gcbraht. @Gbrenb iif Die meiiten
bon linen niht mciter fpiberiebfen,
flamunerten iih ie6s Srnnen an Die
&irdenitiible unb fireen lallt 5ll freis
id)en an. 8dnfe unb Seiel tpurbet
umeetporfen. bier rnb ba ioa eir
Snnitbieb sefallen ieih. unb elm tempe
ramentbolIer Scrr mari elmer Del
Srniien iogar cine grobe 9ibel an Der
aopf. Shliebfid paren ale Suffra4
aettcn binailsbefDroert unb bel
@~ottesbienit fonnte fortaeiebt tperben
3ahmittaas ippbnten bann unifora
mierte YoIi3iitcn benz @pttesbienit(
bel, aber es fam an feiner StDrune
mebr.