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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02
Cine Siniom.
(@tipas sum Haf)benten fin fleine
mnb srobe 8edner.)

Ius Ser Sfnl5eit %erinnere i6 mid
nod, gut, ipeIhe ~unbdubige Sreuheo min
batteI ais mir I'M Tefenbuf an bie
groBen Sablen nit Den bieleu Ynaer
famen. gs ma pieleiht lpobl peni>
ger bas itol5e 9%elpuBtiein, nun 10
mddltige 3ablen bemeiiteru 5u fonneu,
baS n CUR Srenbe itimntte, nod ipez
niger nn%brid)einlid ole Sult am fopfs
5crbrchenoen Hehnen; es mar ein>
fad Die 8roBe Der Sabl. Die ms
imponirte, cine Gins nit IedS,
nenn, 5lpDlf, adt5ebn. bierrno@
5ipan5ig Nullen. Sic Riaionen. 8ils
lionen, Srillionen. GuaoriIliouen bats
ten es ms an9etban. @enn mir 10
piel YfenrHge, &~nippitcine. 5aielniiie
ober &irifen bdttenl If, mie ipenig
TerltdnOniB baiten mir bon Der
10 irflihen @roBe Der dngeitauns
ten Wiinber5ablenl llno Den groBen
Seutcn gebt rs pielfaf nidJt anbers
pie pen 9inbern. Inh lie baben
Srcupe an groBen Sablen unb impoz
niren 9erne oamit, ~beionberS penn es
Iih Inn oaS eigne 8eiddft, nm Die
Seimntbltabt. ober nm bas Iaterlano
banbelt. ltnb Der Mmeritaner ipirft
crit rcft germ init WiQioncn unb Bill
lionen nm it'd. slbcr audi Die grmahs
ienen bnben oft feinc ed,te @oritcluns
o Der @roBc FOLDER 3ablen; es feblt
ibncn 9dn5lib Der IaBita6. berartige
3ablenlpcrtbe be9rciflif 5u umfalien.
Sd los cinmal III elmer oeutihen
3cituug in Dem Hahruf zines gez
feiertcn, mnermiIbliden Iplfsrcbners.
Der Wann. 6nbe gum Boble nnb CUR
Sclebrun9 bcs Bottles Sillipne II
8ortc %geiprudcp. Ser nit Wiuionen
opcrierenoc Sdrciber oes Irtifels
abntc natiirlih ni9t, baB Der quito
nerirorbeue |olfsrconer cinigc 5 a b r
tauicnbe lang Sag nnb 9,aht
obne iebe llnterbrehuna bate reben
milIIen. menu CT cine Billion &orte
bate ullflpcnhen ippilen. Siiden mir
ms cinmal cinen ungeidbren 8e9riff
0 elmer Billion 5lI MAIDEN. Sd mltB
ubcr porlpcg bemcrfert. baB Der oeuts
idlc itub Der en9liid,e Sablbcgrifi Dill
lion lid niht ocden. Sm engliidcn
Sprafgcbraud nennt man cine Dill
lion cine Sumnc bon Sauicnb Wtils
lionen. 9cfd)ricbcn: 1,000,000,O00
Su Scutid)cn ncnnt man cine lolhc
Slmme cine &illiarbe; unb cs
ut baber iprnflid unrid]tig. lpenn in
belltid,s ameritaniidcn 3eitungen BON
SiIliuncn ltatt bon Iiliarbcu sic
Hebe lit. Die Sillion tim bcuts
idcn uup aud, nnberer Tolfcr Sprahs
acbrallh) bc3cifnet cine Summe bon
@ ilIion : @illioncn, gcs
ihriebem 1000. 600. 000. 900, 3. l..
cine Gins nit srpolf Nulen. Scr
Iuebrud .eine Milion" III ms CANA
9clduiig; CT ipiclt i'm 9ebcn Der
Boiler. I'M Staatsbausbalt. I'M Sanz
Del mnb in Der Snbuitric cine grobc
9ioae. Sclbit Sauienb WiQioncn.
cine Wiliarhc. lit beute nid)ts ailBcrs
gcippbnlides mebr. @ic babcn ia
bier in Imerifa 0tiaiarbGrc, D. b..
Idnner, Die Snuleubs @iaioncn Sers
mogcn buben. mn Der idbrlidc lint
las pes IuBcnbanbelS Der Gercinistcn
Staatcu bctrd9t runb bier WiaiarSen
Collars. llnb bod lit bicie &C.
lpultisc Summe bon picrtaliIcno 0tils
lionen MIR eiu fleines Sdrileiu pers
9lid,en nit elmer Billion. Ma1en mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02

inns an eiHigen Seiipielen einc
Billion flur.
Bon Dem Golfsrcbncr babe ih obcn
id)on g%eiprodlen. 8cbmcn mir an
Ionm lebte rlHub 1000 Sabre Dor
Gbriiti 0eburt. Cine Sefunbe lit
cine rpin5iee Spanne 3ett, nift ipabr?
@ic piele Setmnben meinit gu
iinb ieit 5 a M perfloHeu? Sn RIM
!ber Sumn1e gciast: 186,472 Niuio@
nen, .. /. alio crit etlpns iiber elm
g Of it I elmer Billion. Sic Wenih>
belt muB nlio nod ctipa $4,000 Sabre
lebeu. che cine Milipn Scfunben ieit
Ipam perfloiien icin iperben.
Gin anberes 8eilptel. Scenario
5dblt @elb in lauter & 81
Solar : Sfeincn. Nebmen mir
an. er 5dblt 3fpei S6eine in elmer
Setunoe, iobaB CT in elmer Winute
Iton 10000 Collars ee5dblt bat.
Nebmen mir peiter an, er 5dblt Gag
fir Gag (uu6 Sonntags). on ieoem
Tag unlintcrbrofen fir ~ Stunpen.
8ie lausc lpirb's linn nebmen, bis err
Die Billion Collars in Sauienos
Collar Sfeinen se5dblt bat. Gin
paar Sa9e meniger 10 e
32SabreI .gs braifdt tpobl faiim
bcnlerft. au lperben. baB Die sau5en
@~ereinigten Staaten tros hires gros
gen Heihtbums 10 piel @elb ni6t
baben.
Nod elm geiipiel. Inn bteIe 8elbs
Iiimme 5u pernni6aillifen. Senfen
mir ms in einem &Gitden 5000
8olbitiide GALES 20 Collar @olbe
ltiide). Scbes 4iIthen entbieltc allo
100000 Collars; Elm gait6 biibihes
SermDgen nidt pabr? @ie pteler
SOLDIER Sermpeeus : 8dltfen miiBten
ba iein. UNI cine Billion Dollars pol@
5unrahen? 3ebn Iiuipnen &ditd1en.
Was f6nnteit On nit Dieier Billion
Solar faufen? Hebmcn mir an, Der
Mcre babe in ben Tereinigten Staaten
(einihlieblih Masfa's) cinen burdz
id)nittlifen @ertb bon 400 Dollars.
Sann ~fonntelt On nit oieier Billion
ben gei a M M ten @runb uuD
8pben Der gan5eu Ser.
Staten nebit Ilasfa anfaufen
uno es perbliebe Sir nod mebr ais
irseno elmer Der umcrifaniiden @elb<
barone iein eigen nennt. ndrnli6 nod
etlpa 70 Iiaiarben Collars.
Cur 8elendtung nod 5ipei fleine
0eilpiele. Die @n%tfernung bon Der
Groc bis CUR Sonne betrdst in runoer
Summe 20 8iaioneu scosrapbiIhe
@eilen. 'Gine Billion lpiiroe alio
10000 Nial Die gntfernuns bon Der
Grbe bis our Sonne peranifaIli6en.
Sas ,2ift bnrfeilt Die uneebeurc
Strede bon Der Soune bis 3ur @rbc-
in etipa ad,t &inutcn. Sci elmer
@ntfernuns bon elmer Billion Ieilen
piiroe bas : 2i6t 277E Sase gc>
braltfen!
Criminals lieB cine 2ebreriu lire
Shiiler cine Billion auf hire Shies
%fcrtniel i6reiben. Sdrunter ioQten
Die ainoer cine iehsitenise 3abl ihreis
ben (iasen ipir 500.000) unh iollten
oieielbe 10 ldnse bon Ser Billion ab
Sicben (%iubtrdbireu) bis Der 9icit
fleiner lpdre ais Die led)slteaige Subl.
Gin Sinh red)uete une rednete Su
SnuS unb -fonnte niht su Dem &C.
lp~iinidlten gnbreiultat fommen, iobaB
Der Batter idlieSlih DEM ainbc furss
meg perbot. iuciter 81 rcdynen. gr
tbut GIT bdrnn! 9ub Die 2ebrerin
hattc feline |orltcllung pon elmer Bill
lion; bas & inb bate ungcE'
iicben Sabre rchnen
muiien. nm Die bon DER 2ebrcrin
geItelte Iuigobe 5u lDien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02
Die 81. Mefe am spnntaa.

Ser Yfarrer YtioIis. ipGter 8ijhof
bon Signe in Sranfreif, liebtc beions
oers inni9 Die 8inber. gs mar ibn
tets cine Sreube, ipenn er Tie untera
ridten. iih nit linen beif)dftisen. lie
iegnen fonute. ginit, an einenr
Sonntag Worsen, mubte er in eiu
bennfbartes Sorf seben. I'M bort
8eligionsnntcrriht 5u ertbeilen.
ltnteripegs fam er an elmer @ieie pors
bel. auf Der Elm fleiner Smnae Die
Sdafe peioete. ~@uten @oreen.
mein fleiner 8ameraD". reocte i'm bee
Sfarrer OH. .Sat Sid Oein Oienits
bern penn bcute Iorsen audi Idon in
Die Weiie geididt?" 3
~I6 nein. Serr Yfarrer, Der Serr
iaatc. i'd biirfe Die Serbe nid,t Der.
lalicn". criuiocrte Scr &nabe. auaens
Idcinlih iebr betriibt.
$50. lpcnn Gem 10 it,. meint Der
Serr Sfarrer, .io meiB ih id)on Hat6.
2auf idnel our Stride. flciner SSrcuno.
es lit nod gcraoe 3eit 3rr I'll. IciIe.
Sh iperbe in ser 3eit Seinc Scrpe
bcaufiihtigcnl"
Nit groBen Iugen TART Ser Gnabe
Den Srieiter IN.
Nber or ldBt iih Sas niht ,iuct
Mfal Iasen, 5iebt bantcno feline Iiiee
nno Gilt Der Stride an.
Ils Der 4robhauer leinen f(cincu
SdGfer nnh Der Ielic crblidt. iteItc
cr i'm 5ornig CUR 8ebc. baB or feline
Sernc pcrlalicn babe. - Gin Yric>
tier biitet meine 5croe". ~antlpprtct Der
Andbc.
~gSic. Elm Sriciter? Sas lam
nicmano ,anberca icin, als Gin pcrs
Happier Sieb." = llnb obnc 2,ieern'
madlt CT iid nit einigcn @uucrn CIR
ben Weg. nm ben permcintliten Sicb
einSubolen. .
&er beihreibt ihr gritamen. ais
tic ipirfli6 Den Yiarrer @iolis crs
bliden, Der lih nit @iier ieiner neuen
Infsabe bingibt.
Der @roBbaucr mirmelte ciniac
@orte Der gntihuloi9une. Sot Der
Yiarrer Scist ldhelno auf cine SteIlc
ieineS antchismuS: .SM iouit au
allen Cont unb Selttaaen cine IF.
Ieiic nit Inbatt borenl" umo sie1t
better 0 bannen.
- SoSte Sunbe beibeu ni&t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02

Wutter Gin panr 8orintben. Sbr crs
fldrt. Sbr fpoItet einen biibiden
Sder5 MADDEN. Sic, Wutter tpirO
Cub getpib Die aorintben seben. !9dbt
Sbr tie, 10 per5ebrt SIR Die 8anane
bis our Witte. leet Damn Die 3ortns
then. lie mebr, beito better, auf Die
babe Srudt unb bebauptet nun ods
lei cine tropiid)e, ebbare Wunoers
blume nit einem ifper alis5uiprez
d,enoen lateinii6en Hannen. Hatiirs
lid nirb Die Iutter jest lafenb bes
baupten, Sbr mdret Spibbuben. Mber
Sbr oiirft Dieie 9eleioisuns nnbeiorst
einiteden. Sic mddt lid our1 Die
eeiuonnenen &oriutben be5ablt.
*** g
Gin mathematician elders. =
Ian sebe bon elmer beliebisen
mebriteIisen 3abl aug, 8. g. bon Der
3abl 314,159, nerfiir5e Tie Suerlt liut
Die leste differ, Damn nm Die betben
Iesten uno 10 fort, biz MIR bic erite'
Bitter iibris bleibt; ale oieie 3ablenz
riimpfe ADHERE man.. Sir infer 8eiz.
ipiel bat man alio bic 9ednung:
31,415 q
3,141 )
314
81
3 =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02

Sd pia guh cinen reisenSen
Sdler5. Den Sbr nit elmer 9auanc
nnltcllen fpnnt. perrntbcn. Initott
Die 8ananc i'll. scipobnter @ciic' absus
iddlen, 5ertbeilt Sbr bic Sdalc MIR
sur SGlftc in bier Streiicn inb siebt
TIC boriihtis bis sur Mittc Der Srildbt
alb. Hun erbittet Sbr gri6 bon gurer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02
Fur die liebe 1u0end.
&inter.

gSinter.
8eib = pciB Die Sdhcr az.
8eiB = peiB Die 8diien.
8eiB = lpeiB hi Sclb uub Iu',
Still uno perlallen!
8eiB - ipeib Der itolSe @alt
Serge unb 9liiftc.
@eib = tpciB Die gauge @clt
HnD falt Die Siiftel
Sort uuf Dem glatten See
Sit MQes mlrtcr,
ltno bier Den Siiscl tell
8leitet binunter
Sroblid Die ainoerifaar.
9nfenb bon Ser3cn.
Senn lie fennt aiimmcrn nidt.
Sorgen mnb Sdmer5enl
Sier ipirft Sic Sugeflb iih,
Sauh5enb nit @dllcn.
Sort fdbrt elm Sdlitten mi
&lin9enben Sdeqen.
@~intcrs5eit = falte 3eit,
9rinsit on audi 2eiben,. -9
., ipie 10 fponnig bod
SinO beine Srerbenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02
aatbpliider airden. Salenoer.
Spbanncs nj Is c.
an s.
Bath. IL, DO.
fSe,enlbcr.)

t(Se8embcr.
7..S. 4ulbreiins. Serpus. Ybara.
S..l&. Naarid. llnbcfi. Gntpfangnif.
g.. s, 9eoraSia. @aleria. get. Sour.
10. nc. Mclhidbcs, y. @ulalia, S.
If. 3. SnmniuS. Sabinns. SariubaS.
~. s. Spnciius. Gormacus. @pimad).
13. z. &uciu. Gttilid. Spbofus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02

@crcit, o Scrr, Der Ghriitcn Gbpr
Sir iclbcr aut Sciu &ommeu por;
Nimm Climb uno Srrtbum BON ms
bin a':g
1Inb ifcnt ms Ifiaen, rcinen Sinn,
Sab uni're Ser3cn n~uflpdrts ltrcbcn,
ltnb ipir nod 9einem @illcu leben;
8ib Seincn @eiit unb mad uns
frpmnl
60 fomm 81 ms, Scrr Seiu, fomm!
On famit emit pra6tlos, farnit 10
flcin
Sn bicie iinl'rc 8elt bincin.
Sn 8inbeln lagit Oh, Scrr Der Welt,
Ipr Dem Der Scrapb niebcrfdIlt;
2cbr ms ben Sruut Der Welt
!. perad)ten
limo nur Dir au sefallcn traften!
Wnh On ms meiie. maH On urs
fromml
co fomuu gu ms, Serr Seill, fomm!
Oh bait Sen itiucn ancdt bes Scrrn
Su bnit Die eble @infalt germ,
Su ipnrbit 5uerit Der frommen Shaar
Ginfdlt'9cr Sirten offcn6nr.
8ibi @infalt ms unb frommen
@luiben,
llnb pas on gibit. ioa ms nifts
rauben.
Mnh unS einfdltig. nlaf ms fromm!
60 fomm gu ms, Serr Sciu, fomm!
~
9a 1ifnctc Ser Simmcl lid,
"a ian9en gngcl fcicrlid.
So ipdnbcltc Der groe Nad)t
Sid in bcs Simmels 2ift nnb
3rad)t.
@erlcib II Mu9en boiler alarbeit
Sir Sid unb ale Seine @abrbeit!
YaB uns Sein 2ift uno mad urls
frpmm!
Gp forim 5li ms, Serr Seiu, fomml
Sa lcitete al Sir Sein Stcrn
Srei Wciie Der ans neiter Sernl
sic bradteu Sir, lpic am Iltar.
Sn5 Bette, mas JIG battcn, bar.
Sill inns, 0 @crr. baB iuir NIT
Srclbcn
3im Spicr Dir ms sai,S 6ercitcn!
g,inm nnier Sero, hnuu linn lph
iromm!
Sc 'tomin 81 ms, 6err Seiit. fomm!
~ ~ ~
Gam Mni.eu bet S'ausfraucn.
Sns ItcrUoris0 epartcment 6rcitet
icinc ~id)i!Be,toen Irmc ii6er Die Sailss
irn!iclI. 9tldjt mir. Dn1 luOd)cutlidlc
@erid,tc iiGer Die SldtiNfcit bcs d)clnis
ifeu SabprnturiumS ucrnffentlid)t
lpcrben, ncldbcs nit Ser Surdiiib>
RING bes Ucicbcs ge9cn Scrfulihung
ton 2cbcISmittcln hctrani lit. I'M
hcm Sllblifnm Sufcrmation unp
Iufldlub iibcr Scidla9nabmc BON
perfIlid,tcn NabruitsSmittelu nnb Die
oai.:;. pcrfniipIte 0clirafmEa Der
S0nolcr 5u Scben. barnit man iid) Dor
bcn betrcifclpen Sabrifatcn in Idt
ilcllncn fam, bctradltct bus Separtes
meut es aid nls Yfliht. Den Sauss
frarcn bcim Ginfauf baS pollc &C.
ipidjt st iitern. fir lpelbcS tic beSa6s
len. SiingIt lit ma iiblcn Yrnftifcn
htr @cilugelsildItcr allf Die Spur gez
fomnncn pclAe bic fir Den Iartt
~bcitinmtel Siibncr init Snnb fit
.crli, nm baS Wcipidt Ill crboben ruib
nui loldJc sSeiie Den 3auarauen
mcbr @clo CHS scr Salde an 5iebcn.
Ntan bdtt hafiir i'm Separtcmcnt,
hob Sa.Sfrnucn, pcld)c 25 bis 80
Gents pro Yfunb fir @efliigel be-
5nhicn, l~pcni0ItenS bos 0eipiht in
&i;bncru uno nidt III Snnb 9eliciert
hcfonmcn %iolltcn. 90 ut Gin Sullcs
Tin p%crDiicnflidlt iporbeu, ipeld)eS
ibncn nGbelegt, hab iic allcS Gefliigel.
pcldles m9crupft %ocrtuuft pirS.
iprgidItig mterlud)en, iucil Die 3iid)s
Ter Die @~cipobnbtit angenommen bas
hen, Die Siibuer, fllrs che JIG nrf ben
M.farft gcbrn1t iucrbcn. nit Sanb 5u
i%iitternL SAINT Die i~anAaciiilteu
&r0pfe lppicl bG6crcs 0elpid)t anfs
i~uciicu. Sic YrD6eour aabt bobin. bab
hic 0iibuer Gin pGcr SoNc. etc tic ari
sen Inrft 9ebraNt iucrbeu, nit .ros
ibem YiciIcr sei;it!rrt iotrecn. SaS
.HfafHHrs &. Hf =" tf NN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02
314,159

10 eriheint bieie SabI nieoer. @enn
man bieie merftpiirbise gisenifaft
Der 3ablen beniisen min, UNI cine
bic lid Elm Inberer
gu e%rratben. 10 forbert a
i'm auf, Die pertiir5ten Sablen in
obiser Wciie 3l bilben unb 5u abbiez
Sic nripriinslit sebahte Sa6l
bari aber niht mitabbiert iperoen.
CT mub Ill bas Ibbitionss 8eiultat
nennen nnb Die GiIeriumme Der rrz
ipriin9lifen 3abl. Nan bat MN
nifts tpeiter 5u tbun ais bas crs
baltene Ipbitions grsebnib NIT 9 su
multipli5iereu unb Die Gneriumme
oa5u 81 5dblen. inn Die se0adte Sabe
befannt geben gu fDnnen. rs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02

Siiet mar gu benz grsebni6 Die
G%ueriumme Der uripriinsliden 3ahl
=23
+314,136
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02

e II c: $4,000
Sum multipli5iere man bieie
Summe NIT 8.
$4,000 Il
x9 q,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-02
Ibpcntslieb.

(S. @. BON sailcr. 1751-1s32.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-09-05

Editor Palladium win greatly ap-'
preciate your kindness If you will pub
lish this article, which may be a help
to some one.
Well, the carnival is here. just across
the way from the place where one of
the best and instructive Chautauquas
was ever held. but, oh, what a diff
ference between the two, Now We
have nothing to say in regard TO the
shows on the gronud; they are seem
ingly clean and we'll conducted, but
the influence seems TO be tending to-
ward evil, for it is used as a meeting
place for people, both married and
single. The writer was on the grounds
Tuesday night and saw two fights,
numerous flirtations and meetings be-
tween people who were married and
whose husbands and wives were at
home minding the babies, while the
wife was ministering to sick friend
and the husband at lodge" may be,
Now, could not the lodges find some
way to make money without running
our sons and daughters and break
! ing up our homes? Think it over.
A READER.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-09-05
Guessing INTO THE sTATION.'

A railway engineer years ago questioned by
Rudyard Kipling to the risks of American railway
travel Sometimes" said this engineer, guess our
selves into the station and sometimes guess
into hell"
Running railroad by guesswork persists still in the
New Haven Railroads management The guesses that
did not get the trains into the station have been
quent appalling their consequences that the
still later consequences in legislation bound be
far reaching and drastic.
1t happens that the connection between the New
Haven wrecks and the late New Haven policy
finance has been presented to the of all intelligent
The people have what financial incentive"
the management of public service corporations may
to. They have noted the sQuandering of
expense of good service, at the very time when
nanciers have been protesting that the railroads could
not afford rate reductions and service improvements.
1t is not to be imagined that the public will let
ment railroads misdeeds lead them injustice
to all railroads. But quite certain the New
lesson will fortify the policies railroad regula
tion and of control of stock transactions.
aboshment of nterlocking observation-disclosures City
Star
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-09-05

institute and argue controversial subject-a question
that the people differ upon-and upon which he
speaks cathedra if it knowledge should
part educational outfit The question fort
flying canal involves the strongest sentiments
fecting the worlds peace, discussing
institute has a close relation to jngoism.
There much of real educational problem solve
that should wander public questions
that still in controversy. Humanity is recedng is
alarm sounded by Dr. Eliot. education anything
o do that? Wherein schools faut?Are
doing the best can? These issues that great
should attend before talking the Panama
fortification question.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-09-05
FORTIFTCATION AND EDUCATION

The following is paragraph from account of the
work of the Cleveland teachers institute
He professor Fessl declared that the canal would
be fortified such become the Gibraltar
of America and doubly safeguard the Monroe doctrine
and American territory. He also defended govern
ments right to fortify the regardless of Great
Britan's protests.
There is in the state who is more worthy of
esteem and hate criticise him.
t it ID strictly gneducationa to 80 before teachers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-09-05
THERE is NO UNBELIEF"

There is unbelief;
Whoever plants seed beneath the sod
And waits to it push away the cod-
He trusts in God
There is no unbeef
Whoever says when clouds are in the sky,
BE patient, heart; light breaketh by and by
Trusts the Most High.
There is no unbelief;
Whoever sees, meath winters field of snow,
The silent harvest of the future grow
Gods power must know.
There is no unbelief;
Whoever lies down on his couch to sleep,
Content to lock each sense in slumber deep,
Knows God will help.
There is unbelief;
Whoever says tomorrow 'the unknown"
THE Future" trusts that power alone
He dares disown.
There is unbelief;
The heart that looks when the eyelids close,
And dares to live when life has only woes,
Gods comfort knows.
There is no unbelief;
For thus by day and night unconsciously
The heart lives by the faith the lips deny.
God knoweth why
Lizzie York Case
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-09-05
A SMILE OR TWO

Yes. lost my friend"
How that?'
I'VE agreed to be perfectly frank with each other"
"Yes?"
Well I got in my criticism first."-Cleveand Plain
Dealer
Your various ideas sport disconcert me-" said
the polite foreigner.
"As to how"
spectators try to rattle tennis play.
but it is all right ball game"-Washington Her
aid.
We were going to show Daniel in the lions den.
told the property to fix up den"
"Well?"
He pastered it with sofa pillows college flags
kansas City Journal
"Wombat is tied to the machine"
You wrong him. He is ignoring the organization"
~ "sly guy. Ell? Building up machine of his own
Kansas City Journal
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-09-05
Wasting Good Citizenship

Monday the Richmond public schools will
open for the fall term and practically every boy
and girl in the city of school age will be enrolled
The law requiring the attendance at school OF all
children under sixteen years of age was amend
ed by the last legislature to make it more drastic
and this law Truant Officer Bishop states, will
be vigorously enforced.
However, it is sad to relate, there are many
communities in this great republic where boys
and girls of school age will be denied the priVi-
lege of entering schools. The National Child
Labor committee estimates their number at
million.
Big Business wants them
The future of the United States depends upon
it's citizenship, therefore it is discouraglng to
think that this year a million young American
boys and girls will be taken away from their
studies where they receive their training in civ
ic duties, to work in factories and other occupa-
tions undesirable for children.
Secretary Owen of the Child Labor commit
tee states that all of the girls and ninetenths of
the boys who become the pitiful hirelings of
these miserable low-wage industries remain un-
skilled laborers all of their lives.
Think of that, you citizens with the interests
of your country at heart-a million boys and
girls this year to be deprived of the right they
are theoretically entitled to in this republic, a
free education to equip them to make the best of
their opportunities in their lifes work.
Mr. Owen concludes his vtaly important re-
port as follows
"Mr Lovejoy estimates that about one-half of
those now at work under sixteen in all occupa-
tions are white American children, one or both
of whose parents native born American
families are as ready foreign families to let
children enter the factory before they are six
teen The Connecticut State commission, in a
study of more than II 900 women and girls
representing fourteen racial groups, found a
larger percentage of Americans with American
fathers among the workers under sixteen than
among the older workers.
"The latest volume of the Federal report on
the condition of woman and child wage earners
makes similar showing. Of the twenty-eight
racial groups into which the $4,000 workers are
divided, only four races involving less than one
tenth of the total, had larger percentage of
workers under sixteen than the native white
Americans. Of all the workers of all races
studied in twenty-three industries in seventeen
States, one in twelve under sixteen years !; of
the American workers, in the same industries
and the same States, one in eleven was under six
teen.
'"The National Child Labor Committee sug-
gests that in the light of the widely recognized
evils of factory work for young people, it would
be we'll for all industrial States to consider fol-
lowing the example of Ohio which has just put
into operation law forbidding employment in
factories and several other occupations to boys
and girls under sixteen years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-09-05
Minstrel Show.

Neil O'Brien. now firmly establish
ed as one of Americas representa- Je
minstrel stars, a reputation acquired
last season through his successful ef-
forts in greatly reviving an interest in
minstrelsy by presenting one of the
most elaborately equipped ans delight
full entertainments of this character
witnessed in a generation. will be here
on his second annual visit Saturday,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-09-05
Murrettc,

The greatest baseball picture ever
made will be shown at the Murrette
today. The picture shows that IA
nous manager John ]. McGraw and
Christie Mathewson, the greatest
pitcher ever known to the national
game. These two famous men are
seen coaching a young recruit. This
picture is the sensation throughout
the eastern country at present. mas
much as the New York Giants are
leading the National league due partly
to the efforts of Mathewson's great
pitching and the mastery handling OF
the team by Manager McGraw.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-09-05


In today's program the Palace pre-
sents two of the best artists in phto-
play. Warren Kerrigan. the popular
American star in Jack Meets His Wa
terloo," a pleasing western comedy in
which he takes the role of a deputy
sheriff. and the other is Miss Edgena-
de Lespines, the pretty Reliance play
er in thrilling high class social
drama, The Social Secretary" which
is excellently adapted to her queenly
style of beauty and gives her ample
opportunity to display her exceptional
ability as an emotional actress so we'll
remembered in her portrayal of the
"Bawlerout," lately shown here. On
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-09-05

Boston Herald.
Not all the people who making for New Hampshire
this going help dedicate the restored birth
place Daniel Webster The forteth annual reunion of
the hay fever victims opens Bethlehem Wednesday.