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The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

Two base hits, Diver 2. Sacrifice hits
Smith, Bernardo. Stolen bases Penns
Grove 4, Elsmere 4. Left on bases Penns
Grove 4, Elsmere Z. Hit by pitched ball
Miller by Megaw, Steele by Burke.
Struck out by Diver 2. Rurke 2. Magaw
6. Base on balls off Magaw l, Diver 4,
Burke 8. Time OF game l hour Is min
utes. .Umpires Dutton and Cantwell.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
1arried

Michael WILDER, Jr., and Miss Ethel
Zane, of Penns Grove, were married June
l4th, by Rea. E. A. Miller.
John H. Winter and Mrs. Ida M.
Myres, of Upper Penns Neck Township
were married by Rev. E. A. Miller May
3lst,
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
Educate Yourself

to save money by opening an account in
the saving Department of the Penn's
3rove National Bank. 1t will earn you
3 per cent interest compound ~semi-annual
and you can draw on IA days notice. adv
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
PEOPLES
The score by innings :

Penns Grove OOOOOO1O o.
Settlement 1000 2 | O Is
Two base hits Gimble 2. Three base
Gimble. Sacrifice hit j. Smith. Struck
out by Diver 10, Beeson 10. Base OH
balls off Beeson Z. Left on base Penns
Grove 5. Settlement s.. Stolen bases
Penns Grove 10, Settlement 5. Umpire
Raine.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
CHURCH NOTES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. G. |. Ramsey Pastor.
Sunday Services, 10000 a. m; 7.30 p. m.
Bible School, 1l.45 a. m.
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
W. E. Pettet, pastor
Preaching 1000, 7;45. Sunday School
ll:00, Song Service 7:30.
ar. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. D. E. Clair, Pastor.
Sunday Services-9.3O Glass; 1913 A. NJ;
p. NJ. Sermons; ii. As Sunday School
/ 1890 sermon subject, "Our Children
Called" Infant baptism. 7.45, a Chill
dren's Day service for boys and girls will
be given. A souvenir for every child
present.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold a party
on the new parsonage porch Saturday
evening, I4th. Clam chowder, rolls,
cakes and ice cream for sale.
The Sunday School picnic will be held
at Dolbow's Landing next Wednesday,
llth. Teams will be at the Church at g
a. IN. to take the children.
Thursday, August 81, has been chosen
for the Harvest Home.
EMMANUEL NJ. E. CHURCH
~ Rev. E. A. Miller, Pastor.
Services, Sunday 9 80 Glass; TO- 30 Sermon
2.3O Sunday School. 6.45 Epworth
League; 7.30 Sermon.
Morning topic, "The Secret of Tomor-
row." Infant Baptism.
A ChiIdren's Day service will be held
in the evening, entitled, "Children's Day
Classics"
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Jacob Featherer had peas from his
garden ON Memorial Day to eat.
William A. Sack has erected a two
story addition to the rear of his home fol
a kitchen and bath room.
Cows sold as high as $3.50 at Wadding-
toms sale in Salem OIL the 4th. Two-year
old heifers brought from $65 to $40.
Ernest johnson, the 12.year old son of
David johnson, is in st. Josephs Hosp
ital, Philadelphia, being treated for APP
.%pendicitis.
y A large band of gysies in eleven wagons
passed southwark thru PENIS Grove last
Monday. They stole wherever andiwhat-
ever possible.
A mad dog was shot by Nathan Mattson
in the township after it had bitten two
other dogs, one of which was his. The
other dogs were also shot.
During May 1912, IS automobiles cross
ed the river on the steamer Ulrica. Dur
ing May, this year, l08 crossed the river
OH the ferry boat Long Beach.
j. Frank Strengthen took part in the
second annual shooting contest of the
Delaware Sportsmen Association i'll Will
mington last Saturday. He hit "a shells
in 80 shots.
William P. Denny has made extensive
Repairs to his Union Corner, formerly
Shannon, property and is having a cement
walk laid around the corner, which is an
improvement long wished for by the
trudging populace.
The quality of straw berries has been
finer this week, but the reduced acreage
and str~angulation of the plants with the
grass made to grow by reason of frequent
rains last summer reduced the quantity.
The wholesale price has been from 6 to
10 cents a quart.
Largest sale of mems boys and wo-
mems shoes at Union Corner store. L.
w. Cook. ad-tf
When you need a bicycle do not fail to
Vet a Reddington or a Dayton of James
< Workman, Union Corner, Penns Grove. \
= adv
BIGGEST and BEST STOCK of LATEST
STYLE HATS in Wilmington at Dubell's,
No. 2 East Third Street. Children's hats
a Specially. A adv
We send laundry away Tuesday and
Thursday of each week. Also call for
and deliver same. VIM. F. BECKER. adv
Cleaning, Pressing, Securing, Dyeing,
&c. Suits made like new at VIM. F.
BROKERS'. adv.
Gasoline by the gallon or barrel at V
=. Homan's, 81 Delaware Avenue, Penn's
Grove. Also batteries, oils and electric
supplies. adv tt
Haverford and Excelsior Motor Cycle
are the go-fast machines you should buy
of James Workman, Union Corner,
Psnn's Grove. adv
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
Children'S Day

was observed in Bethel NJ. 2. Church last
Sunday. The church was tastefulIy
decorated with potted plants and flowers.
Pastor W. E. Pettet preach all appropriate
sermon in the morning. LII the evening
exercises were entertaingly rendered bv
the children.
PROGRAM
Song, Coming School
Prayer, Rev. w. E. Pettet, Pastor
Recitation, A Hearty Welcome
Frances Vogeding
Recitation, Song of Flowers
Mildred PoulsOn
Song, Birds and Flowers, Children
Exercise, The Ladder OF Life
George Dalbow, Cmkstp Eow;lds.
Curriden, Sarah FcNaids, tmiiIyv
Taylor Hannah whitley, Kenneth
Smell, Mabel Gregory.
Anthem, Arise, Shine, Choir
Exercise. Kenneth Springer, Horace Springer.
Nenita Toy, Myra Edwards, Anabel Poulson,
Jeanette Lanning, Ida Dalbow, Verna Allen.
900, Jeanette Lanning
Solo, What Can I Do,
LawtOn Wood, Raymond Titus
recitation. The Little Forget-me-not,
Frances Gregory
Recitation and Song, Sunbeams,
Grace Wood, Frances VOgeding.
Edith Allen, Dorothy Smell,
Alice Dalbow.
song, The Gold OF Morning, Choir
Recitation, ClOyers
Gilman and Myra Edwards
Recitation, Roses are Smiling.
Martie Elliott
Song, Let a Little Sunshine In Children
recitation, Some Don'tS, Alice Dolbow
Song, Summer Everywhere, Choir
recitation, Welcome, Trenton Gruff
Recitation, Heads up Kenneth Smell
RECITATION, Jewels for the King,
Hannah whitley
Song, Praise to the Father, Choir
Recitation, Daisies, Emily IaylOr
Recitation, What is Your Own.
Sarah Edwards
Remarks, w. f. Yeager. Supt,
Offering, Doxology, Benediction
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
Notice of Settlement!

Notice is hereby given. that the account of
the subscriber, Executor. of the estate of
Char les r. S0merS, deceased, will be audited
and stated by the Surrogate, and reported for
settlement to the Orphans Court of the C0un-
ty of Salem, on Friday the 9th day of June
next. WALTER L. SPRINGER
Dated May 23d, 1918 Executor
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
Truck Raisers, Attention!

The Old Way
6 LANDINGS
l. Load wagon with 100 crates and drive
to shipping point.
2. Berries unloaded from wagon onto
wharf.
8. Berries loaded onto truck boat.
a. Berries unloaded OIL Wilmington
wharf.
o. Berries loaded On wagon iu Whining.
q. Berries unloaded at commission mer-
chants
Boxes appear skinny from settling.
You pay l0c per crate for freight
05c " hauling
15c or SIS for 100 crates.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

Jacob Featherer had peas from his
garden ON Memorial Day to eat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
(speSieu fir biefe Seitunso
calet unS oielen 9e6rau6 %ein(i@ren!

ca adj benz 5ooc bes 6enbetannfn 0eihditstuhrcrs otcEr Setnng nrrpen
III mir bon einer Sreuubc Der Samile baraui dufmcrtiam scntaht ME
~ nGsHnh e5 mare, nenn Die 8ekBcnheit bcnust purbc, auf ben Stbraud
- pes io9enGnnten @eB@ttels stn5ulocnen Wir rea9ren ndt 9leth
cut Die Inregung. Surge Sit nahhr crbielten mir icbod BON bent 5ctnnnten-
lremburgcr Yaramcntarcr nnD in Den tdtbolnten arcnm SelgTn 8
lcutidlaubs {, Sranfrcihs uo auberen 2dnbcrn rlbmlttr befdnntcn aatboz
lfenflbrer, 6crra emil Yrlm in GGrf. Elm SchctSsitreiben. in pclhem er
ntt nr ielbh +rnitbcilh, bB er bl @cnen fur @m. Sorens VI. 1onner babe
leen lanen, lonoern aud auf Den ebn jest pnlrdh eutpfoblenen Srdnh Des
WcB3etels mie fogt 6npies. Gr ihrieb ndmht:
sails Der @ebrourb bciGcgcnben geBBttels in Imcrta nod ntht be-
nebt. 10 pIrben Sic Elm iebr 9utes Rcrt fbun, penu Sic YnldB nebmen
MOLTEN, penclben bort befannt gu mahen Dieter (Sebrdnh tanst an III
europa lid inlrcr mcbr 81 perbreicn. Statt einen Sran3 gu ipenoen oosr
cine uihtsiascnbc aarte gu ihidtn, bel sterbefduen in 6amlien. Die ement
ndbcr rebcn, ihft man cmn Io1en Ieb5cnel.
rStGe Sttc bat in Sranteib angefangen, mad Der 2rennun1 bon alrde
nb Staat unb Der Ibidaifun9 bes aultusbnogcts. Sciebe bs5nedt. Den
I'll. Mesupfrs, Die 5rclubihat 3pnteu ben tatboiden 5amilen 81 pfegen.
unb enblib gum llntrbdlte bs 9lerus be3ntrngen. Wenn ollie teue antbpz
lien oa3u nngceitet uIroen, bel Srauerfdaem uno dbnliten anldhsn, ratt
2urusaus9uben 3u MAIDEN, cine opr mebrere 81. WeRen au bereHen. 10 uhrbe
GinfOmmen seHdert, bas lid iabntbdhs bon bn better snsnten anf bic
birftshen Seeiprgers Gohen iuwpbl In ben 8uitnrlGnbern, mic aud In ben
MhFonem uertbeisn ~arbe. Sd unterbrete Sbnen btsen @ecauten' Den Sic
mad 8elieben benusen fDnnen"
sebhperrdnbGh mtmitisen mir ben @crihlag. 9anut es aber nibt
piebcr bel Der etnfaden &euntnibuabme Der Sbee blebe ennpfcben tprn ntcrr
2eern Die Iusfibrung bes 8ebnnfens ben nddTen 5ooesfuue. es iet ETH
10 GROCER @ertb fir aNe Setbeirsen 3umal fir Die etlfsrse 5uerN fir
Die bes Scrtorbenen, bann fir ben nnterbalt bes 9krns 3unal IN ben
@iiitpnen, barin, oB ale ernnen aabofen NIT Srenoe df Die Sn>
resung bin banbelu perbcu. 8entge &atbolfen reroen enem tbeuHn Vers
iorbenen Die M + III d e SIIfc periasen pelde in Der bG TeNe lest arfatt
8elber fir M etfelhaft tie Sluncuipenben H. bgI m anssuseber.
Shie Sbee ps @eBEttels bat ibri9ens fhn audi bier in ben werermsfn
Staaten Gtngan9 9cfunoen, tte mir iin9r aus enem m = bto ertheneneen
glatte eeiben babn. @enn bas fatbolHhe Bolt fb emmaI NIT Der prdftis
ifeu GusnItuns biGes Observation-Disclosures befreunoet bat nro Die
HopuIarimt besielten betdnotg padfen. -
Su Der praftihcn IusfIbruns feger feine Sdpaergfeuen su hbrs
pGi9en. gRan braltt III Den 2eibtraeenben mi8utbehen. man babe bs
gernorbenen sebaht. inbem man FL: @eNen fir feline seelenrnbe beheat babe,
ItauarSem Rambe faufcn umb af Steier bic @itbeuuns etpa IN folsenber
Norm MAIDEN: tE fE!H~ tia.F 4A$GgH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
qemtrd -Amerikamirdt
r%rrbfi,mmen.
Su Saden Der IS. 3. a..

Webr Nrbeit, ipcniser SelbItsefals
-@~.o..sit. - 10 iiberihreibt Die %9bicaSoer
.Netp Worlb" einen iur3en 9ommens
tar 3u elmer lobenbeu Ncuberun9 oes
.gburh Yrpsreb" iiber Die 5asun9
Der .Gatbolic Hreb Iiiociation" in
Milipaufee. Wir haben Dem pors
Idufi9 nifts binsusufiisen, bemerfen
mir. baB. obippbl mir Der Situation in
sctpiiicm Sinne nod dle Ncnltng
9eeeniiber iteben CO unS ihetnt, oas
8eiaete lieBe lid nit Der bisbcri9en
Steann9 Der peutifen fatboliiden
Yreiic Der rNilociation" 9eseniiber
redt gut in 8erbinbung %bringen.-
.ereeliior."
(9er roniequente GHlnk bieier
ShlmffpIsernns mare bieier: Wenn
bic bcutihe fatboliihe Hre1e mebr
9lrbeit leiitct mnb if weniger in
SeIbifgefdnisfeit ersebt, ais bic yG.
=. ~, hann iullte nc it'd oiefer ans
ifiieRcn nnb bic iibrigen D0. y. H.
MifcIiebcr bmrf bic Chat belebren.-
~&atb @eiten.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

Yetingen not Nieoerferihen; 8om-
mis- giienius BON 9eles mad, Seuoe.
linaen; aommis 2impaf BON Stein.
fort nad1 Yetingen; Supernlmerar
9rosbuif BON Gifferoingen nod BE.
les; Supernumerar arier bon Tettn.
gen nod 2amaoelaine unb 0agenno.
tierer 8arot bon Noroinsem gum Se.
legrapbenomt nah Eetingen.
Bic Eriifnns sur Grlansnns oes
propiioriid)en 2ebrerbrepets huben be.
itanoen: 9ebrer: NIT Iiis5eidpnung :
Soifmann bon Iiioelinsen, Srieorit
BON 9iioeIingen, gcnrfel bon @il.
merpils, Slinger bon Snnelinlter,
Rilharo bon Mattnm; nit Der Gote
beirieoieenb: Soiepb 9las bon So
iingen. 5beiien bon 9artrinsen, DO.
ris bon Siften, Gruften bon gefort,
Iesque bon gonnepeg, glien bon 9if.
f~eroingen. Clemens bot Werid,
9ranoenburger bon 9iwingen, Iubrp
BON Gppelborf. Heinert BON Soiin.
gen, Wanternah bon gettborn. Bier
baben nit)t beitanoen, oopon elm Npr-
molihiiler. 2ebrinnen: nit Ius5eihs
nlne: niemano; NIT Der Gote befrie.
bigeno: Shod, Meoeruaf, 8retben,
8oereno, @ooart, @aener, Nep, 0e.
Der, @eiter, 8arbula, @ilbertS, ga.
mus. Yeihe. Iorg. anaff, SonIen,
SoIepbine Gnaff, Sfarif. Shad.
mann, Nmalia Slinger. Stint baben
ni6t beitanoen, wopon 5mei ans Der
Hormdlld)ule.
S%terbefGae Der .Stabt 9%urembmrs.
-Iom %. Iuauit: Barbara 9ldilen.
alt 3 Sabre; Yeter Sopp. alt Slpei
Wonate. - 30: Sules Settler. alt 25
Sabre. Stubent. - "a: Sob. gapt.
Shmit. alt SO Sabre. anedt. = 25.:
Sbeobor Summer, oft 66 Sabre. peni.
9ebrer. - 90: Suianna SIaiius. alt
II Sabre. @ittfpe pon Setter 5or,
3tlbS. Sfloliermeiitcr. - 81: 2eons
tine Ytiiler. oft 70 Sabre. Shuliffpes
'ter; Soicf Clement. alt 3S Sabre.
Sanoelsmann. - Im %. Iugult
itarb i'm aloiter Notre Game in 2us
remburs Die ebrtp. Sd,peiter @oniaue
Iiiaer. Die 0eritorbene mar ant
10. Sanuar 1886 in 8~repenmater
aeboren. - Sn Inudeitcr (gnsz
lanb) itarb Der lurembursiine Snbus
Itricne Sr. I. Sepine. nelder cine
Sohter bcs friiberen Hotars Srn.
9eiicl aus Ionborf 5ur 9emablin
hattie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

fippIer Sos. Steinmes duf 6iefiger
Siitte. dls er nor einieeu dbgeitobenen
@assons berIief, Inn bic @eide red,ts
seitis unn3uiesen. 5u San. tpnrbe bon
Der 8assonramme i~iberfubren nnb
CUR Steue setpbtet.
&edentbaI, "a. Musnit,-M
bieier Gage Der auf Der Cider SHtte
dnseiteIIte aufieber Or. 5anien beints
febrte. fam er 10 unaliidli6 3l gail.
oaB er einen 8einbrl1 erlitt.
81 u meIinsen, "a. Nnsut.-
Sie 10idbrise Anna Nrenbt aus Der
p~anoperfers Strabe tiel aus eirer,
Seniter ses crlten Stodueries ihrer
elterlifen @o6nung. Sic blteb beiins
nunssIos i'm Sofraum Iiesen. af1
&inn unb am Solfe trie lie cine ttefe
Runbe banon.S and ffast lie iiber
innere Sdmer5ert.
g d. eiIer, %. Iugun.-
Seuer aerjtcrte oas burd, ben @ez
m~einoe6irten Sob. Cubes betppbnte
Saus. nelfes gisentbum Der Ges
meinbe lit. 6aif idmmtlid3es Mobiz
liar ipurbe perniGtet. 2ubes erleibet
einen beriiherten Sfaoen bon 1000.
Die 8emeinbe 0 5000 Sr.
Nertts, %. Ausnif.-De 3ipei
2e%brerinnen 8rl. RdsSdlena urb Gus
ianna aeibenbah ideioen int 6erbif
aus benz 9ebrfaf. gritrre, nadbem
tic 80 Sabre bier rpirfte. lestere tpdbs
renb "a Sabrer in n~niercr Gemeinoe.
8iebtrfprn, %. ausuii. -
Seute itarb bier, SO Sabre. aft. Der
Snbuitrielle Or. Rih. Tis.
3ieberfsrn, 25. Niisuit. -
@eitern iiberinbr Elm itdlieniiher
8abIer in Der Sabnboiitrabe bas ffeine
ainb bes Arbciters :. Saupert. 9as
Sinh crlitt bebeufenbe GnetIhungen
an ben Seinen. iotpie @eripnnbingeu
am aopfe.
SnrsIinier, "a. AnsuH. -
Scute fpiirbe bier unter GROCER Be-
tbeilisuns Der @entner Or. Better
&aiel bon Slinsliniter in Der 4Ieper's
id,en Se9rdbnibitdtte apf Dem hieiisen
Sriebbofe beieeiest. Ser Vertorbene
hattie oas Mlter bon 70 Sabren ers
reiht. CT mar bis Dor at,t Sabreu
gisentbiimer beS S~erssbofes bel
@oitinsen.
q Il MT elinsen, 26. Nusuit. -
Ser Stubent s. g. aeporo hattie bas
Wibseifid. beim 2aufen 10 nnsliids
lid, an fallen. bab er ben Worberdrm
brad.
Stfferbtnsen. IS. Nusuit.-
Gum tCbtlifen rnfau bes 17idbrieen
Infupplers Dos. Steinmet, Der duf
bieiisem Siitfentperf Rdfts beim 90.
iprineen bon elmer Rai6ine iiberfab,
rem unb our Steue setootef tpurbe. Tel
nod binausefiist. bab Der b~eSausrns,
pertbe iunse Ranu aus aintsen gee
biirtis 1T.
Merfh, 25. auomf.-1er tieiigs
peni. Staatsthierdr3f Or. Nif. 8ourg
feierte bente IN psner Ssiftigiett bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
&atbulifdp~ 1farrifnfe unb fatbplifhe
Staatsbireer.

winem prr;Santiidlen 8latte mosen
ipir folgenoeS S%ntiporten:
Gs babcn sic aaibolifen. ipie Der
Continent" 81 glnuben Ifeint, fein
sebdiiiges @prurtbeil 9cgen Die 0ffents
life Staatsihule. Sic crfennen oeren
Notbpcnbiefeit urbebinet an. balteu
nber babel unbeugiam an ben Stanb<
punft felt, bab es feline fpabre erdiets
ing obne 2eligion gibt unb pesbalb
Sic offeutIifen Sd,uIen feine tpabren
@oltsbilbunss : anitaltcn iinb. ipelde
lleber3eusuna aber aid in proteitans
tiidcn a~reiicu immcr n,ebr Inbdnger
finbet. Was enblid bic grobarti9e
Gereiniguns Der amerifoniihen &as
tbolifcn in Der Spberation aneebt, 10
baben iie ba3u basieIbe Hebt. tpie ans
bere reli9ioic Scteuntniiie unb iolte
Der gansc Verlnuf Der @eriawmlun9
Der federation ben Continent" iibers
3eu9t baben. baS Die amerifaniihen
&atbplifcn ebcnip uno pieIeift nod
before dmerifaniiGc 8iir9er finb, nls
ibre nidtzfatboIiid,en Nitbiirser. mas
ichof, leiber piclen proteitanttihen
9idihGbeln nidt cirAeuhtct. bic nod
INNER in benz oummen @nbue befans
gen iinb. baB iebe 4usbreitung bes
&ntboli3ismus bic @efabr elmer gins
miifnns bes Yapifes IN Die tpelflihen
Anaelegenbeiten Der betreffcnocn
00lfcr in uumittclbdrem 8efol9e bat.
-, Norbz Amerifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
'JSs.5-..y ..1
@oSernismnss gertbeihiser.

Ser loo bcs Cardinals Gincs h
Suto perdnlabt bic rBeitlife Bolt"
bic Aniift aiis3uiprcden, Der Ger
itorbenc unb gcipiiie nnberc ripatiid)c
GaroinGlc" bitten Yapit nub Stride
iflcdt bcbicnt, ilocm tic ben aampf
gcgcm Sen Iobernismrs fprberten.
@citiist auf eic @ebduptunscn firdens
icinblidcr @l6tter G~uropd'S. pcrfiinbet
man in Der .@crlifen Yoit": Gnrbis
mi Gipcs u 5uto. iiber oeiieu eciitige
linrnad,tmg pcrihicbentlid, bcrihtet
uurNc, nal elmer Der ipdniShen Hdtbz
gcber Ses TopiteS, bic fir DEN grimz
migen Selb3la gcsen Die W~poernitcn
pcrantiportlidl iinb. 8ir iino Der 4ns
iidt. RAP Tic rem Tapit unb her Stride
idlcd,t 9cbicnt baben. @ie iagt eodl
Der SidJtcr:
.Eas @id,t bonn Simmcl ldbt iif nid,t
pcrlprcnacn.
Nod lGBt Der Sonleuaufsang. Iid,
pcrbdnaen
Ntit YurpnrmdnteIn oocr bunflen
Antten.",
Niclcs: .8ir iinb Der Iniitt" lit
ncrdocsu foitlid). Wcld,c geior9nib
iur bas Wobl Der Stride; unb mic
tcbaucrlid. bab Sins Der Sehntc. che
CT ocn rarinmieen Selb3us ac9en Den
Ntonernismus" begann. iih nidi
Iatlo rrboltc bci liberaleu 3eitungss
id,rcihcrn. bic ibm mSlpcifelbaft flar
Gcmnft bGttcn. bab it'd Gin fold,cs
.9idt bonn 5immel", mic es Der
Mobcrnisnrs mad, Der aniid,t Der
m@eitliheu Yoit" 5m 'icin ideint.
nid,t nit ~Yurpurmduteln pbcr eunfs
len &uttcu" pcrbdugen ldbt. Sdbci
m0dtcn mir ipetten, baB Die Serren.
bic urbi ct orbi pcrfiiuben: Wir iino
Der Nuiidlt. buB -" nidt im Stano
mdrcu. hcn Woberuismi5 III benz bonn
Tapit Hcbraud,tcn Gimme 5u beiis
nieren obnc Siilfe eines ~0erifons.-
rImcrifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Ans ben iibrissm Theilen.

GtteIb Il q, IS. Gusut.-giu
Invertebrates 2obnbaus pes Sdreiners
meiiters Srn. @utb. 9initer puroe
~treibdupis pom giienbabn : geamten
Srn. 5. =. Gonrarbp fir 10000 6r.
eriporben.
9ifferbinsen, 25. Nnsuit.-
Bette Nadt fam Der ~17idbriee Gns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

Che sfpolf ainber seboren tpurben.
iehs 3naben nnb iehs Rdbhen.
gdbrtud1trdser BEL penn geardbniiie
ndren: Sp. Yeidon9, q. Wnrtin,
Better Yeihong, 5enrn SolB, R. Die
rem unb gb. Veihons. Sen tralierns
ben Sinterbliebeneu nofmals infer
9eiletol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

Satum bes Hoifitempels.
2iebe 0~ertpanote (reip. Srcunbe etc.
@ir beebren uns hermit, Sbnen intts
sutbeilen. Dab nns Die Hahri4t poru Tobe
bon Serrn (Srait ober Srl.) ......
tiefbetriibt. @ir piiien uniere ber5li6e
3beilnabme an -SSbrem berbeu Serluite nidt
better 5u b~etlnben. als bnrd Die Ieits
tbeilrns. oab mir cine (5rpei. brei. etc. Of.
Weiien fir Die Seelenrube bes (ober eer)
@eritorbenen leien laiien.
Iit auirihtisem Scileib
Shire icbr e%rsebeniten,
(lfnteridrtft) /. 49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
3erlicrt has Heht aut iein erite;
Sirserpapter.

So6n Wciterbof bon Davenport
mub nod flint Sabre narten, ebe ct
8iiracr Der Ser. Staateu ipcrSen
tam. Or hattie bereits Dor mebreren
Sabren bas erite Siir9erpapier, IN
peld,em er Die Ibiidt crfldrfe, Burger
Der Der. Staaten an iperccn. beraiiss
senommen. begging ,aber ben 5ebler.
bab er. ebc er iein 5tpeites Siirsera
papier, ben cisentlihen Sii%raerbrief,
b%crausnabm. cine Neiie nah Senfhs
lamb mudte, poourf fem critics 8iirz
serpapier binfdlie nurbc. Sds Sc
iee Ihreibt ndmlid1 Dor. bdB Semano,
Der 8iiracr perben mill. in Der 3cit
3tpiihen Seraiisnabne bes eriten nno
bes sipeiteu giireerpnpieres ununters
brod)en elm ginpobner Der 8%ereinigfen
Staaten iein mub. 9ieie Seifimmnne
bat Sr. Neiterbof burf bic 8eiie nad
9eutihlanb perlcet. nnb mlb baber
nod flint Sabre baranf tparten. DAB er
Biireer Der Der. Staaten rpirc,-
Davenport Democrat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

User miro pohl Der obr Die Critic fem. Oieen 10 Demonstrations nnS mad
allen Nifnlnseu bin prafiihspertbpouen eebrauh IN fetner Sdnsns. yes
meinoe ub Stabt etnsufibren?
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-21
Pleads for Reform

<By United Press Associations
San Diego, Nov. 21-"The court is
the battlefield of the powerful and the
slaughterhouse of the weak" This
was a portion of a accommodation of
modern American methods of justice
by R. S. Gray of San Francisco, deliv-
ering the annual, address before the
state bar association. He pleaded for
radical reform and the creation of the
office of public defender as we'll as
public prosecutor, paid by the courts
and not personal litigants, and avail
able for the poor and rich alike. He
declared eve attorneys sell ourselves
to the highest bidders and go into the
court as hired mercenaries. The courts
themselves can not rise higher than
such fallen ministers of justice.
He urged that the courts be made
instruments of peace, instead of war,
and said sociology was the path to
peace. He pleaded with his auditors
to follow that path. The only applause
came at the end of the speech. A
hundred and fifty attorneys listened.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-21
Labor Officer in
Valley, Towns

George F. Gray, state labor officer
for the district including San Diego
and Imperial counties, is making a
tour of the valley towns, and is
checking up operations under the
eight-hour law for women and youths
under eighteen years of age of both
sexes, and is also studying sanitary
conditions where people are employed.
Mr.. Gray says that while he has
found several points which demanded
correction, as a general thing the
laws are being very well obeyed in
the valley, and generally there is dis
position to conform to legal require
ments.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-21
Warning Sounded

New York, Nov. 21-Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, president of the In
ternational Suffrage Alliance, at Car
negie hall, sounded warning when
she declared that the women of Amer
lea would not endure peacefully the
refusal of men voters to give them
the ballot.
Mrs. Gait said: 81 do not believe
in war, but if the women are going
on making their demands and election
after election the voters are going
against them at the polls, tell you
we will not endure it."
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-21
CITY AND VALLEY.

Takes Maxwell Agency.-Thomas
Beeman is today showing his friends
new model 25-horse-power Maywell
car for which he has secured the
agency.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-21
Water Companies
May Do the Work

At meeting of the committee rep
resenting the several mutual water
companies, held in Imperial Tuesday,
a resolution was passed declaring that
if the court does not at once order the
work needed on the canals in Mexico
to be done by the California Develop
ment Company receiver, the compan-
les will themselves do the work and
without the cost from the water rem
tails.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-21
Alfalfa Men United

(By United Press AssocIations)
Pomona, Nov. 21-Alfalfa growers
representing a large acreage in the
valley are organizing cooperative
association to work for lower freight
rates and better shipping conditions.
The general plans are similar to those
of the Oronge Growers Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-21

Realty Firm Expands.-Berkman-
Harris Realty Company has taken an
other partner into the firm, F. G..
Weir, formerly a Los Angeles real
estate operator. Mr.. Weir is already
a genuine booster for the valley.