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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28

It Is going to he q great hardship for
some men Of wealth to be compelled
to have their fortunes guaranteed IN
der pure money act.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28

An eastern man advertising for q
wife says he wants woman with
ideas. He'll get that. no matter whom
he marries.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28

COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Stock complete in all lines. Lowest
prices. Credit Comeau Furniture
Co. IT,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28

The Canadian government is to have
the largest telescope in the world
Then W no will say that America has all
the skyscrapers?
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28
ART RUG WEAVING

Rugs mace from old carpets of all
kinds; rag rugs, silk portieres, ETC..
etc. Art Rug Weavers. 119 North
G street. II.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28

Scientists have discovered that pig
skin is pretty good substitute for hui
man skin. This was so evident that no
wonder the doctors overlooked It hitll
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28

A Columbus high school has banned
the monocle. When we went to school
the tough boys in the class would have
attended to that.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28

States coat Of arms embossed heavily
in white at the top. They read in mod
est script:
1.-The President and Mrs. Wilson re.
quest the pleasure of the presence of
- BLANK line for the name of guest
written skilfully with pen to match
the engraving exactly. at the marriage
of their daughter, Jessie Woodrow. to
Mr.. Francis Bowes Sayre. on Tuesday.
November the Twenty-fifth. Nineteen
Hundred and Thirteen. at half after
4 O'Clock at the White House, Wash
ington. d. c."
Handsome Wedding Gown.
The wedding cow was made in
New York and was of soft ivory tint
ed satin with much rare old lace. The
lingerie portions of the trousseau were
all handmade and of the daintiest and
most delicate construction and materi-
ais. 1t had been planned that simple.
Ity was to he the Keynote of the whole
affair and tn; whit the wedding
az '''' U.s. u WIS 10 l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28

The Herald tells It all.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28

to whom IiNt.:t'E,S v re- 20
Following this final r. 80
there were additions a.... ,,t, "''
made from time to tilr".
always was carefully gua.,' ~
n delicate matter. this selection Of the
guests. and Washington society par
ticularly awaited the names of the
highly favored ones.
The plans called for the wedding to
be held at 4 80 D. m. on Tuesday. Nov.
g. The Rev Sylvester w. Beach, the
presidents pastor at Princeton. N. j.,
was selected to perform the ceremony.
Tho Official Details.
When the official details Of the we'd
ding were announced It was seen that
the bride would be attended by her el-
der sister. Margaret. as maid Of honor
and her younger sister. Eleanor: Miss
Mary G. White of Baltimore. Miss A.
Goucher, q college friend of the bride;
Miss Adeline Mitchell Scott. daughter
Of Professor william b. Scott Of
Princeton, and Miss Marjorie Brown.
daughter Of Mrs. Wilson's cousin, Colo
mel e. T. Brown Of Atlanta, Ca, as
bridesmaids.
DIR. Wilfred T. Grenfell, with whom
Mr.. Sayre worked in Labrador. was
selected as the best man. and the ush-
ers were named as follows: Benjamin
r. Burton Of New York. graduate of
Williams college. 1912; DIR. Scoville
Clark Of Salem, Mass. whom Mr..
Hayre knew in Labrador and with
whom he trailed northern Newfound-
land; DR.. Gilbert H. Horax of Mont
clair, N. j., classmate Of the bride
groom at Williams, class Of 1909. now
Mt Johns Hopkins medical school. ana
Charles f. Hughes. Jr.. son Of Justice
Hughes Of the United States supreme
court. who was a classmate OF Mr..
Sayre at Harvard law school.
Elegance ard Simplicity. 4
Invitation to the wedding were In
style of si' lie elegance. engraved on
ivory tinted heavy paper, double fold.
about 8 b. . inches, with the United
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28

III tlr >.
hand of IT,.
Francis Il g ~a.,n o! ..e
and wealth ~. Z" ':1...' II caste
PennsyNa...- VII !. 1T "a part
owns the Len III 'Hfr - is II
graduate III %!
the Harvu .l~l
yer - =. ;"c
vii
'.. rankin
-. ...ii ;iSter. Pa.
4. .\Ji Hugh Williamson
e. ,>orth g.. .!n. one Of the trainers
Of the United States constitution. One
of her sons is now Il minister in China.
Mr. Sayre is Also interested in social
settlement work.
Something About the Bride.
Miss Jessie Wilson was born at
Gainesville. Ga. Her early education
was at home under German govern
ess. After finishing her studies at the
Baltimore Woman's college she went
into settlement work. She Is the
Youngest member Of the national
board of the Young Women's Chris
tan association. and she composed a
number Of the prayers read at the Y.
II. c. A. convention at Richmond. Va.
Like her mother. she Is a blond, with
n n1l In tv-ly
complexion and large blue eyes. She
plays tennis. rides horseback, swims
and dances.
As this was to be a chrysanthemum
wedding. it had been arranged to have
great quantities Of this flower adorn
the White House. The predominating
color was mauve. the brides favorite
color. and there Is no color which con-
trasts and harmonizes more perfectly
with the newly decorated White House.
The Honeymoon Plans.
Tentative plans for the honeymoon
included a visit to Windsor FORCES.
near Churchtown, Pa. the home Of
Miss Nevin. the bridegroom's aunt.
where Miss Wilson and Mr.. Sayre
were visiting when they first met. Mr..
Sayre will take his bride to Williams
town. Mass. where their home. leased
from Professor William E. McElfresh,
at 40 Grace street. has been put in
readiness for them.
Washington society folk were in.
tensely interested in the trousseau,
and when it arrived at the White
House from New York. Baltimore and
Washington it was seen that the pre-
dominating color was violet.
In addition to arranging the details
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-28
ROM the time Of the announce
ment Of the engagement of
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson,

second Of the presidents three
daughters. and Francis B. Sayre the
entire country took the liveliest inter-
est in the arrangements for the we'd
ding, and as the day. Nov. %, ap-
preached the interest increased sapace.
With the return Of Mrs. Wilson and
her daughters to Washington about the
middle Of October the White House
took on an air of added activity. and
IT," drt.!i; of the wedding were so
E.. Numerous that Mrs. Will
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20


z q: Il - Il * * Is Is :. T. .: - IL q
: SriiiieL, ben 10. @tai 10.
: - Nud,ocm Die 5ebu Gage
: baucrnoc loSiuliitiid,e arafts
: probe, .@enernlitreit" eennnnt,
: in Den Sanb perlaufen unb Die
: Hegierung nit Dem rotbcn
: Ylitidocriuh fertig 9enproen
: lpar, pbnc peber Elm Sunr brett
: ihre Intoritdt pre~issegeben, nod,
: Slut pergoiien 5n baben, mar
: cine fur5e Hubepauie in Der
: Yolitif eingetreteu. Hnn dber
: bat huS liberal : Ip5inliltiide
: aartell lid lpiebcr in Sppuiitiou
: geitellt. Die Sebbe aebt biesmnl
: nm cine f~innn5iellc Safe. Sic
: Hesieruns bot ndnllif neue
: Bombs 5u elmer bDberen Hnte an
: baS Srblitrm nbgegeben. 6iers
: burd) niirbc. 10 %bebaupten Die
: Sp5i unp Siberalcn, Die bel9iid)e
: Mente entmertbet merpen. Ser
: Iiniitcr belpics icbpd, bG6 man
: Die 8elbcr notbis babe, I'm gro
: Bcrc Gfientlihe Nrbciten MADDEN
Z Su tDnncn. Cine Inleibc pdre
s ieaof inter bier YroSent cine
: rcinc llnmDglihfcit. iufplgc Der
{ Andppbeit ocS Sclomdrttes.
: &cftor ScniS, Elm lpilieuldafts
: lihcr Spsialiit. Seputicrtcr BON
: Qiittih mo Sroieiipr an Ser
: llnipcriitdt bon 9riiIlel lit in
: ieinem Bette tort aufgefunben
: morbcn nahoem er ieine leete
: Hcbc mdbrenp Der finanSiellen
: Sebatte Dor Dem Gage gebalten.
s an pcld,cm nas &orlumcnt Die
: militdriidlc %orlage ipieber CUR
& Sciprcdlun9 dllfgenommcu.
: Sic Ifubcmie bat Den SrciS
: iilr Sitcratur penn bclgiihcu
: Sniti5niniiIcr crt6cilt. peld]er
: NppelliG Ut. Scr Cardinal
: Mcrcicr belt in @e9enpnrt bes
: aonigS pur Der Nfabemie einen
: %ortras iihcr cinen pbilpippbis
< ld,cn 0eaenitdnb.
Z Die @benter &rcne bat nllns
& mc1r audi Die cn9liid)cn Soltrnas
: liiten 6lIr @bcnter ImSitclluna
3 gditlid) bclpilfpmmnct. pic Dor
: cinigeu Wpd,en Die neutiden
: &%amcrahen. Die 8riten luaren
: bel Der G%rofiWuns Der colonialcn
s Ibtbeiluna Su9egen. bel peld)er
s @clegcnbcit Der 20nig Die CIR
: oifnungsrcbe belt uno Der
: bclgiidlen Nation 9ratulicrtc iiir
: pcn Sprtidrirt. Den tic ioipcit
: nit ibrer Congo 9olonic acmudht
: bat. - Die @bcuter SluSitcllum9
: liz pirfli1 Elm GriolA.
: Srndhnt icicu Die 9ueipencr
: Seitlidtcitcu Del UcleBenbcit Der
= Sobanna bon Ircs mn Der
! S5annms GepGd,tnib Seitrn.
\; Is X - q; Il 3; - 3; !; Z; * .; :: 3:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

Ierpplan beiteisen. sic ipiirben
mid, ielbit nit Silfc cines 8epolpers,
niht mebr bn6u %bringen. einen Nero
plan Su beitciscn", ia9te er. DSebeu
Sic iid bic Cite Der Slieser ail. Ole
ale actDhtet pnroen. Sic nennen midi
Den Tpselmeniden. Nber mr. Gins
500, bic Wenge 81 mcincn Shauitel-
lnngen, Der brinslide @nnid, irsenS
et,uas purfpmmen sn ieben. Sic lag.
ten Mac pprams, ih wiirbe aetOote.
ucrben, unn Niemanb wpllte bic &C.
lesenbeit uerpaien, mid iterben sn
ieben, unb Die Gbanceu iinb INNER
geecn mein 2eben." 49,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
Srfau in Sranfrcih.
31an1 felhe Der Auiatik.
5prtihrittc in Der 2uftidifffabrt. =
Seahp fliest nid)t mebr. - 0es
iuasteS ltnternebmen.

8aibington. 8. G., 10. Mai.
- Cine burh bas ariegs : Separtez
ment publi5iertc Sarle9ung iiber Die
Sortidrittc, ipcld,c Die Suft1fifffabrt
9enladt bat, icitbcm Srpile %ri9bt
inl Sabre 1908 in Sort @tpcr, Su.,
icinen eriten Sling in elmer Wai6ine,
ifipcrer als 2uft. nntcrnabm. lGBt err
ie6en. paB. ipen1 alih Die Ser. Staaz
ten iid Der @rfinbmng bes Ieroplnns
riibmen fonnen, ieitbem faftiIh ale
SortIfrittc in Der 9tus6nrmafuna
BON Slligmaihinen bmrca a~usldnpiihc
Slftihiffer. bauptiddJlid frnn5piiihe,
9cnlnd,t porben Iinb. &as Die Sort
idrittc in @obcnfliiseu b%ctrifft. pirb
cpnItntirt, bnB, pdbrenp I'M Sabre
1909 Die srDBtc Sobe. Die bon Slug
maidinert. idfperer ais 2uft, erreidt
murbe. 1850 SUB mar. Die jest err
reid)tc S0be ilber 10000 SUB betrdgt.
GS ut ieopf erlpieIen. DAP Die Nero
plane piel bober nnb ihneaer an iteie
gen permogen ais ~ballonartiec 2ufts
Idifie, peslpegen Ieroplune fin
&rie9s5lpede bon bebeuteno bDberem
@crtb iinb.
Sic Sortihrittc. lpas ShneIisteii
unb Saier Der Sliisc betrifft, ipelhc
icit 1909 gemadt lpprben iinb. iparen
nod bemerfeuspertbcr, inbem Die
ShneQiafeit bon IS Meilen per
Stunbe nlii 1859 Ieilen per Stunbe
geitiesen lit, melde Sdnellisfeit purd,
Den S%ranSoien Gebrines CREDIT ipors
Den lit. Surd cinen anberen fran5oa
Iilden 9uitidifier. Sournep. lit Der
Sauerilug bis auf IS Stunben II
Wtinuteu gclteiscrt lporoen. Gin ana
oerer Sran5oie bat tilr5lih nit finn
Yaiiagieren einen muntcrbrod)ener
SSlua bon "a Weilen in elmer Stumbe
nusaefiibrt. Mud) miro Elm Slug mil
ieds Yerionen bis su einer SDbc bon
2,053 SUP IN Der Ingabe bes 8rieass
requirements con'tatirt.
Jlus iiber bic Alpen.
Bern. Sdlpeis. Is. @ai. - Scr
Sdmei6er Slieser SSfar Sioer ut am
Sienstag in 3lpei Stunoen unb 10
Winuten in ieinem Ginbeder o Bern
nad Sion ilber Die @letider Der Ilpen
in elmer Sobc bon 10.560 Sub ees
flogen.
0ibt oas Tlieaen ami.
gan Srancisco, SAT, rs,
Wai. - 8ie Sincoln 9eadp. Scr ais
-@o9eimnnn" befnnnie Ipiator, I'M
Slpmpic Club %nnfiinoigie. tptrb CT
nicmals mcbr ilie9en ODER eiucn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
anfernatiunales.

Cant elmer Welbmng Der Saith. Welfs
CORRESPONDENTS lit bic Wuttcr Ynans
ihifai's, hes Y%rGiibenten Der dine:
iiiGen Mepmblif, snm Gbriitenthin'
iiberaetrcten mnb hat bic Saufe cn ;
pfangcn. Die Wenaantc itebt al
Der Spite Der d,ineiiifen Sramens
Nemcgunq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
G6ef- 2sroaatenr: Iikofams Soumer.
ND. 21S2.

beartrngtcn Die @cifnporeneu GrlaB
i~trengerer Stnatsgcieee 6etreff5 be5
S~ergbaues.
SIS fam 81 Zane, oaF cine i,iigc=
ifiisfc Campo in einem gaiiacn Stullcn
bic ltriafe Der aataitrppbe muroe.
S~iaiseres 5ieiih.
San Sranciscu. Sal. II.
Mat. - 100000 Yfunb aefrorcnes
Rirbfleiif trafen bier aus Iuitralieu
elm, Die eritc 2nbung bicier Irt an
Der pn5ifiitcn aiiitc. 0a5 Sleiid,
iprrbc in A~ultralien pcrfauft, nit Der
nilsoriidlihcn llcbcrcinfunft. CO init
ci1cm 9dn5 gcringcn Y~reisaufidlda IN
Den Der. Stuatcn nb8ugcbcn. 8irb
ods Vcriprcd]en nid)t gcbolten, 10 miro
Iuitralien Den Sleilhperianot alf
eisenes Hiiifo betreibcn.
cling cling cine Soae.
Rem 9orf, II. Wai. - Ser BON
Dem Nep 9urfer @ouperreur Sul3er
ernannte Spc5iul : Gommiiidr George
@. @lotc bat ieinen 9erift iiber Die
3uitdnpe in Sing Sius %critattet uno
erfldrt, Die oprtiaen .3uitdnoe ieien
gcrdoe6u unbeihreiblih. Sic Splte<
rllr9en bon @efangenen i'm Iittelalter
icicn gar nifts aesen Sas, mas man
i'll cling Sing 81 ieben u1p 81 boron
bcfomme. Der Iufentbalt in pieleu
3ellcn, mo oas 2id,t ieit aht5ig Sab
rem niemals bereinscfpmIncn lei, lei
ungeiunb. Nu6erbem lei iiber bas
sau6e Snititut Elm Graft" Snitem
perbreitet, bas mand)en @~efan9enen
anf Soften Iuoerer Su Sripile9ieu
perbeIfe. Ser Seriht eebt in ale
@in5elbeiten Elm lInO mard)c bcrielben
Iinh bcrart. boB tic iiberbdupt nid)t
peroffentliht pcrbcn founcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
@pn gtlantic sum Eacifte.

nclc 9iifcImiiu5c miro on bcren Ste0e
treteu.
Ypm Ytlantic sum Eaeite.
Gbicagp. 81, is. Wai. - Der
bier tu9cuoc %erbanb Der Cement
Sabritnnten beihlob. Den Cement iiir
cine rationale 2anpitraBe oncr iiber
Den Continent bon SScau Su O5cun
umlouit 81 l~iefcrt. SeSes Witglicp
miro Elm Yro5cnt ieiner SobrcSproouf
ton prci Sabre lang bergeben. Sas
0satcrinl iteat cincn &crtb o $2.=
100000 bars
Der Sprnaop IN Seuarb Guuntp,
Hebrnsfu.
: MIA i a.. Ncor.. is. Mai. - Scz
rld,te Scigcn. bnB Der Iittpoh Sbcno
I'M iiihlid)cu Sbcil bca Souutn Scparb
cn~titunoene tornado 20 Wenidcnz
Iebcn gcioroert, Die %crlebun9 bon 40
o%crllriddlt unb Sigeutbum int 8ertbe
ppu S250,000 6crirort bat. Sen
groBtcn SGabcu bat Die Srtidait
Scluarb cr!ittcn, bod iinb alih Sonarp
mn WtcGooi Sunction Id)limm bcimacs
llIdlr porocu.
Sanifampfer Snd Solution reii iir's
Smdtbans.
Gbicngp. Su.. t6. Mni. - Ser
IhrpnrSc Sn%uittdmpier Sud Subuion
murpc Sicnotag I'M SlmbcS9cridt Der
@crlcbun9 oeS .gSciBcn Sflapcngcz
icBc@" in iicbcn Eirnttcn idulbig be-
iunbcn, Der Hifter lam ibn iiir
ichcu sal orci Sabre ms 3~udtburS
icnocn. unb man 9lnlibr. baB bieS &c
idcbeu miro. Der 9ieacr pcinie luie
Elm aino ais CT OnS llrtbeil pcrnabm.
Gprpners. Sersift in 8~rubcnnriaa,
wpbei % Wenidenlcbcn Der
loren ain1cn.
" onogabcla in ga. Il.
Wai.-Sic bccnhcte Gorunerss lluters
iud,ung in Dem llnfol IN scr Sincins
natl @ruoe, mnbci 90 Wcnid)cn ibr
Scbcn ciibiibtcnL ergab. oab Die aes
icblidc %crautportlihteit Dem @rrs
benz Sormonu. Die morolii6c abcr Dem
Staatc 5n5uihreibcn lei. Ulei1Scitig
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
Aatinnales.

Gin Srano in bonn rieiisen 0etreine=
ipeifer yGrie" 5n Suifalp, u. D.,
bate ciuen Scrluit uum elmer Wtil=
lion Collars sur 5ulse; 100000
Snibel @etreibe %perbrannten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
11scbmals KSnie 11itsIams.

getinie. is. @tai. Sic Nuis
re9ung, ipeld)e Die bon ben @dd)teu
er5ipiinsene Hdumun9 Dor Stltari in
@ontenesro peruriabte, bet lid be-
reits pieber selcgt. Scr &onig Nitos
laus belt geltern glbenb cine Hebe, i'll
nelher er iagte: ,SSir banfen @ott.
baB Sfutari meuigitens Elm paar Gage
lang in unierem geiise mar. NuS
Yreitige unlereS Sanbe5 nnb miIcrc
@affenebre limb gehoben porpeu. troes
Dem ms bon ben MGdten Elm Shoben
5ugefiist iporbeu lit. Der nidt lpieber
gutgemaht fperben faun."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
Aus DER Gmisem Stant.

Der 81. Batter genefen. = SeicrliMes
Seoenm. - Tin nener Vice= Mbt. -
Mmerifaniide Stuoien= Gummiiiiun
sur @ebnns bcs Hferbanes in Npm
e%mpfanscn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

y @tisr. Sru5icr. Tettor beS idiot
tiideu Gollcsilms in Hom lit srm
Siihoi bon Suntelb, Sdottldno. ers
nannt ipprpeu; Der %ice Neftpr Der
s%enannten auitalt in 6om. Wi9r,
@adinoib miro lpabriheinIid 3eftor
pcroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
6cf6aftsfh6rer: Sore,; &oamer.
Sabrgang AZ.

pronet fuorbeu, nnb sic 8omen's
Spcial anb Yolitical Union, ooer
irgeno Scnnub anbers babe bas Hecht,
cs 81 pnbli6ieren, pbnc cine gcrid)ts
ltd)c Werfol9ung risficrcn 81! brdut)en.
poruns9eicBt, RAP feline Initiftln9 3u
Terbred)cn gum Ibbrud fommt.
Die aampf@ Suffrasctten ieben Die
Npte ais cine poaltdnbi9c Nieoerlagc
bes Riniiter3 bes Snneru Mcaennu
an, Der nidt Dem Ytlitb bdbe, es nit
Der Irbeiterpurtei 81 ncrberben, Die
CO Trin5ipien balber nntcrnonrmen
bat. bns Sniirn9ettensS lntt 81 inter-
ltiiseIl.
Seterreih's Satisinftions 5prbcruns
,ucgcn Der Grmprbung oes
9ater 8nIie.
Scitcrrcid bat an Montencero cine
Notc gerid)tet. ipelfe perlnilgt, oab oitf
einem o ibrn (Sciterreid) 5u be-
itinunenbcu YlaBc Elm areil5 errihtet
iperbc sum Nnbenfen an Den Srieiter
Enlic. Seruer ipcrbcn MaSndbmeu
perlonst, bontit Der Yau elmer aus
Dem glcid)en InlnB bon Der oiterreis
diid)en He9icriuua ppr9eiebenen tatboz
liiden Stride 6egonnen iperoen lam.
Seitcrreid perlanat %fcrncr, baB lid bic
mpntenegriniihc Me9ierung bel Der
fcicrlidlen Ginipeibuug bicler beioen
Senfmdler ourd cincn Seamten I'M
Winiitcr> pbcr @encralsrdnae pere
tretcn laile. boB Die itcrblihc SiiQc bes
TrieiterS Ynlic nod 3umbi iiberfiibrt
lpcrbe nnb buB lid Mpnteneero auf
babel mic oben pcrtrcten ln'le. SdIliebz
lid iperbeu nod 8arnntien ~perlangt
mir 9ebeu rnb Siherbeit Der anthos
liten, pcld>c ibrcn @lnuben gefpcdielt
baben unb minn1cbr Slrn rpnliid)en
aatboliSismlls 3ilriidfcbren ipollcn.
Wontcncgro dntluprtete. DAB eS Die
9erifte %Ieiier Selegierten abiuarten
pcroc.
Srfau in Sranfrcih.
Yaris. ID. Mai. - Gin &irbel<
lturm bat in p%ergduacner Nnht DEN
9csirf Gbaloua % Ncilen IN Der
Hunpc INN Gitrple@ SrnncoiS perbecrt.
Scr Srfan mar bon firdbtbarem Sagcl
bcglcitct. @incn SUB bod ldacn Die
Sngclforncr, bltrd, Die cine grpBc Ins
5abl Yerionen pcrlcet lpurbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
Wiliun fein Singu.

W nihiugtum 3. G.. II. Wtui.
= Sr6iibent @ilion bat bcihloiieu,
bn6 BON ben %creiuigtcn Steatru feline
ariegsifific orcr Sruppen bciuegt
lpcrbcn lpllen, obcr irgenb etipus Dor
Jenommcrt perbc, luns elmer militds
ridden ppcr maritimen Concentration
Ubuclt. mGhrcnb Die biplpmatiiden
observation-disclosures nit Supan ilbcr
Die cnliiorniidc @cieB9cbung i'm
@an9e iino. hamit feinen Wouopcrn
Der Nrmcc mn Slot.c cine nlnrmi
'tilte Il@legunB gcgchen iuerNer
tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

aep @ it. Sla., 16. Iai.-Scr
Slieger Sominap 9toiillo itic9 heutc
Worsen 5:35 llbr nit leinem Scrps
plan bier oli. nm nab 9apana 8u
fliegen unb Den bon Der Stnbt Sns
pana auS9eieetcn YrciS o $4,000
5u pe%rbienen unb lanatc NM $40 llhr
bort oil,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
5lns iiber bic Alpen.
0ibt oas Tlieaen ami.

gan Srdncisco, SAT, f6.
Wai. - Wie Sincoln 9eadp. ser ais
.@oselmnm" befnnnte gpiator, inn
Slpmpic Club mnfiinoigie. iptrb CT
niemals mcbr ilie9en ODER eiucn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
Scnats= Gpmitc siinitis fir Srauens
itimmredlt.

&u6iugtom 3. g., is. Moi.
Sic Nciplution be9 Senators
Chamberlain BON Cregon. rpclhe Gin
Nmeubemcnt sur %crfaima poriicht.
haS Srolleu oao StimmrcdIt perlcibt.
ipirbc pom Scnntas Gpmitc iiir @nbz
len nn9eorpuct, 2iiuiIia ciuberid,tct 81
ipcrocn.
Sefanutcr &nnScS Seamtcr lcst Ami
Iicpcr.
W abtugtoM :. s.. Is. Mai,
Sobn e. 8iltic. Scr cine hobc Stcl.
lung I'M 3oQoicnit bcflcibct uuo II
Sabre 9bef Der SunbcSs UebcimppliSei
mar. miro ieiu Nmt nicbcrlcgcu mn
iid in CHICAGO gcid,dftlid betbGtigen,
Buffalo" &ifel werpen eiusc5osen,
&abin9tom 3. g., is, Mai,
Scfrctdr NtHpoo bat anaeprpnei
bic Buffalo" Nidei aus Dem &erfcbr
81 5icbeu, neil Die 8ortc nSipC
Sents" Sa matt aus9efibrt iiub. Cine
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ncuc NidcImilu5c miro an bcren SteIe
treteu.
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(6orticRnns ami Der ~. Seite.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

Die 9tbcrnfcn mnb Sp5iniiiten in
Selgien haben elm ieres Stefen-
pfero gefnnScm. - 8benter Aus.
itellnng iebr erfolsreifJ.

acknowledgement Sieier seitnna.)
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10

owner OF a farm. He has been county
superintendent since July, 1912.
He Is a graduate of the Clyde, N.
Y, High School; studied at Harvard
University and was graduated from
Hobart College in 1898. Since 1905 he
has studied at Columbia University.
After leaving college Mr.. Carris
taught in the graded schools in New
York State and later was principal
of high schools at Union Springs and
Wolcott, N. Y. From 1904 to 1906 he
was superintendent of schools at
Freeport, N. Y. He came to Newark
as principal of the Madison School
and later became principal of the
South Sixteenth Street School, Later
he was principal of the Central Eve
ming High School.
At the suggestion of John r. Muir
ray, one of the members of the board,
Commissioner Kendall was requested
to investigate some of the allegations
concerning New Jersey schools made
in the report of the Russell Sage
Foundation. The figures given In
that report were for the year ending
in June, 1910, and it was said that
New Jersey ranked twenty sixth
among the States of the Union for
number Of children in the schools, in
comparison with the number of chill
dren in the State, only 1872 per cent.
of all the children attending school.
1t was further stated that the at
tendance record was only rs per cent,
the State ranking sixteenth in this.
Mr.. Murray pointed out that these
figures showed that only sixty out of
every 100 children were in school each
day. IL only three-fourths of the ap-
proximately eighty children were
present each day, and that in his
opinion such record was appalling.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10
WHISKEY AND SALTS REVIVE
ROOSTER A HENS ATTACK

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.-Sir Walter, a
$4,000 posing White Leghorn cockerel,
owned by Z. w. Grove, jr., of Clay
ton, Mo-, which has won prizes in
many cities, was attacked by four
hens in a coop at the poultry show
in the Colosseum yesterday afternoon
and So injured his wounds required
fifty stitches by a surgeon. The fight
occurred in the afternoon, when the
crowd was largest.
Sir Walter is insured for $4,000, part
of which is accident insurance. A
young woman nearly tainted on see
ing the chickens white breast and
feathers all covered with blood.
Sir Walters ear lobes were torn
nearly from his head by the other
chickens. He, became so weak he
could scarcely stand and was given
whiskey and salts to revive him.