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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Carnegie prciit SEN Kaiier.

Inbrcip Carnegie ipnr anldBlid Der
@inlpeibung bcs SricbenspalaiteS i'm
&naB am 30. Iuguit Der &auptrcbner.
@lcih5citig nit Der @inipeibung err
fol9te Die Gntbiiaung elmer @iiitc Sir
@iliam Huubnl Grcmcrs. bcs llrbe>
bers Der internntipnalcn Sricbenscons
fercn5cn. Sremcr mar 3immermamn
pon Scrllf. 9urd feline encrgiidcn
mlfppicrnbeu 8~cmiibungen INN bcn
Wcltfricbeu iplirbc or bon Sonia
Gbpurb pcn Sicbenten in ben Ibelsz
itanb crboben. Nud crbielt CT fir
icinc 6umouitdts : S~eitrcbungcn Den
Nobclprcis %5licrfnnnt.
Carnegie inatc II. a., nahbem CT
baraiif bingclpicicn tuttc. bnb Der
Saubel 5ipiidJcn @rpBbritnnnien lno
Scutihlanb cincn ipld' riciigcu linz
fang dnDcnommcn babe uno in itetis
gem Wndicn bcgriifen lei:
.Warum iolltcu oicic beioen teli@
tuniidcn Hotiuncn Wtnttcr unb Sod>
Ter, nit ~cinnnbcr ltreitcn2 @nrlm
ioltcn alid)t bcibc cinig icin in ibrcnt
%%crlangcn nad) Sricoen 6ur Sec, Der
nnbcpingteS G~rfprocrnib lit, ipenn
Die Sunbelsbc5icbnmacn 5lpiitcn beiz
Den Sdnbcrr iortbeitcbcn nno it'd
fp%rtentipidcln lolen? @arum iuIlten
Die Tcreinigtcn Staatcn, Die Gutclin
Scutihlnnb'S. 9lcihfnls cine teutos
niid)c Natipn. nift nit CUR Goppcs
ration berange8ogcn ncrben?"
sir hcn Wcltfriebcn bcbarf es
mr. scr Ginigfcit ur,b bcs 3uIams
mcnlpirfcns icncr brei Nationcn."
Nafbem Hcbner Dem ruIiiidcn
Gsareu ~scbiibrenb Sob ~8cipenbet fir
@inbcrufung bcs critcn @cltfriebens
Sonarclies, fubr er fort:
.2uiicu mir u~nicren Bid iibcr
bas @rbenrunb l6pcifeL 10 blcibt
or imbcbinst IN Dem bcutIden &aiicr.
ais Der bebeutidmitcn unb intcrcis
Ianteitcn Ycri0nlidfcit bnitcn."
.aniicr @ilbelm Der 3pcitc bc9in9
fiirSlicb iein 25s idbrigcs Hegierunsss
illbilGiim unb burftc auf cine err
folsrcihe SbGtigfeit suriifblidcn, Die
in critcr unb IN lester 8eibe Dem
Srieben, Dem Weltfricbcn gcpibmet
mar. Seine Sdnbc iino irci bon
Mcnihcnblut. Elm ieltcner Sal. Sns
Der 0cutihlano'S eritoumliher Iufs
idmung auf alien @tbictcn, auf Dem
pcs Sanbels. Der Snbuitrie unp Der
@iicuidaften.
.aaiicr 8ilbelm bat Den ScrpeiS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
GrmerSmne eines Sran3is'
faner 21liiitsnGrS.

aatboliitcn areiien in San Sran>
cisco. Sal, 5ugefpmlnenc Scrihte aus
China mclbcn. baB Der Sran5isfaner>
NtiiiionGr Srancis Scrnot IN elmer
e~ntleaeneu 8eeenb ppn Norb>S benii
am 10. Sum- bon fanatildeu ebinelen
crmprbet murbe. Yater Sernat %rciItc,
10 bciBt es in Den gerihtcn, nit icinem
Sicncr in Sbenli. sic muroen bon
@itglicbcrn Der hiuciiihen @eiclliddft
Der ,Icltcrcn Sriibcr", cincm @crein
ocacn Die @crbreitung ocS Gbriltcns
tpums i'm icrucn Sireu, iibcffalen uno
bcibc gctDbtct. Yntec Sernat Itammte
aus Barcelona. Spanicn, uno mar leit
fiinf Sabren Miiiioudr in China,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Der ,,iistereKante" psrtrae.

I'm s llbr ipor Der Y o a q. -,
Sa mubte man beim Yrcisfcseln
feblen. Irmer Batter
Nuh Der bofipnnnenbe Shlub bon
.Srele iiber bas 8rab binars" fonnz
tc an bicicm Ibeno uitt g~elcien iper@
ben. Urine Wtitter ...
llnb Die gntport auf Den ber5igen
Srief pon Gill aus 8auianne muBte
piebcr pcrifoben perecn. Irme
@lIc 80.
llno bus I~enbe5ppus? Grmer
gber Inn s ll6r par MN cinmal
Der @prtrag. llnb iuer cine Sami>
lien Announcements &artc fir ba5
san5e Sabr unb fiir 5ipan5ig ifone
Collars gefnuft bat. Der itcbt cher
bon Den Sobtcn auf. nls bab CT Die
4urten unbcnliet laiien fam, nibt
lpdbr? Sclbit penn elmer aiisecrehs
net iibcr Die &lltur Der Sibidpis Snius
laner ipri6t. Iber feblen fonnte.
burite, ppIlte man nicbt. Die Sibihis
Sniulaner paren ia bieies Sabr
mobern.
lin 8 llbr mar dllp Der Sortrdg.
Nber nm 8 llbr 10 cr leibcr nod
INNER.
.Wcrfcn mir min Die Sraae uuf,
pcrebrte Inipeienbe, parlim Die Sioe
ihis Sniulancr "a, meinte Der Do
oben.
Ser Gatcr mari bie Sra9c alf, pie
or am bcitcn icbt ~peribpinben uno
piellciht bod nod gum Sreisfegelu
-. Die @lltter. Die i'm Surf5ug iab,
badtc fummeroou on Iuc. Die Dor ibr
idon I'M Surf5ug s~eieien batten nno
nadbcr on Sllngenent5ilnoun9 geitorz
ben narcn . Wnrum Siifcrs 9iie
tpicber Elm ncues S~adcnflcib, unb lie,
Die CHE, nod INNER bns alte battle
baS madtc ibr Sdlmer5en, Der Gle -.
llnb INNER micbcr an bas Heuoe5pous
muStc Der Grid benfen, unb onB er
nod obenprein bns 8arocrobcneelo
bate be5ablen miiieu. fiir bieien
blob uno Sniurie auf Sniurie
ge9en ben bn obcn pdl5t feline Seele.
~8cm Sic mid MN fra9cn, per>
ebrtc @nipeicunc 80"
Ig HClll, JIG 'IuVlcH tVN lutllltu]
niht. 8Dd,itens nnh Der llbr uno
nah Dem Gnbe. Sod piclpcrbeiBenb
lag ba nod Slatt auf Slntt gcihiftet.
ui,b feline Tcttun9 id)icn . fern.
Srauris lpie ciu ~sefaugener Sotpe
iob Der @otcr "a.
Sidtlih altcrtc bic Iutter nit ies
Der @iuutc nm Sabre. Ser @lie itans
Den Die Sbrdncu im Iu9e. Grid
idliei. Der Corn bate i'm ilbcrmannt.
$3.50 80. 9:40 -. SO baben
mir ulip acicben" . ipic cine BE-
frciun9 acbt es burh bcn Saal, 9anb,
Sanol Giumal mlBtc IS ia bod ipies
Der Sriibling perocn.
.Ieider Behalf, 10 itonb es nada
her IN Der Seituug. .lobnte Die bo6s
intcrcNantcn, fat 5pciitiinoiscn Iuss
iiibrungen bes Gebners. Der cincm
geipanut ~lauid)enbcn Sublitum Die
reidcn Sddse -" 60 itanb es in
Der 3eitnng,
limb es mar aud, pirtli6 icbr. febr
intereinnt" 10 iagten ia nadber
audi Der Satcr. bic Wutter, Die Gle,
Der grib.-.I merita."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

9angobr" unb man benubt Iuss
bride, oab es benz ~Wanne bon
Ninuuri", 3. b. Semicni9en, lpeld1cr
eerne 9 enau mi'eu mill, pie tic es
tbun lperben, I'M Den bc%itebenbeu 9ez
ieaihaitliden ll~ebslitdnbcn ab5us
belfcn, gerabe5u ihauberbait pors
fommt. Der SoSialiiten : 9duptlins
Sebel lit jest foot, aber besbalb
berrid)t nod INNER Babel, b. B. Die
Serwirrung lpie beim glcida
namigen Sburme. liner g pe5ialz
Gartooniit bat eeipiB Die Serren
So5ialiitcu bier se5eihnet lpie Tie
.untcr lid" b.-(N. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Die ebriflidesn @swert'
feteaften SeIeten's.


hriitlihen @eperfIhaiten 8elsien's
bat in SriiNel Itattsefunoen; er nabm
einen s%ldn5cnben unb erfolgreid,en
@erlauf. Ser critic GonsreB lpurbe
betanntlid) @nbc Suni 1912 in Re>
deln nbeebalteu; er beifdfti9te fidI
ausihlieblih nit benz geipertihafts
liden gentraliiations : @ebanfen unb
er5cugte in Selgien cine itarte Stros
muns our Gins unb Surdfiibruus
getperfihdftlifer Central Verbdnbe.
gu Dem 5ipeiten Gonsreb bate Gar
oinal Wercier in Der Yerion bes Yrds
lateu o Hoop einen Yertreier ents
ianbt. 8ene De 9rupne eritattetc Den
Sabres6erift. Der einen Decentralization
Witalieberaulpads uno cine erbeblife
&alenitdrfuns %aIfipeilt. Sn Dem
lestcn Sabre bot Die friitlihe &C.
notwithstanding in gelsieu rinb
10000 neue Inbdneer seiponnen,
uno bat iebt mcbr oils 100000 Wits
glieber. Mebr unb mebr erfenncn
Die driitlihen Irbeitcr Die Sebeus
tung ibrer Organization. General
Sefretdr Yater 3utten irelltc felt. pab
Die SortiGritte Der hriitlifcn Srgas
niiationeu in 0erbinoung iteben unb
~abbdngie iinb bon iolgenben Ioruliss
lcsunaen: 1. cine ent,uifelte io5iale
Mnsbilbmns nnter ben Vurfdmpiern
Der Semegung; 2. bic Capitalization
Der Organization; g.. bic bebarrlihe
Mgitatipn Der nnnnterbruhen tbGti.
gen Msitatoren; 4. bic ltnteritiisnng
Der hritlifen Organization burf
wirtbihaftlihe Nrbeiten. Sri. Sacrs
bcridtctc iibcr Die 8clpertihaftss Be-
tpcgung untcr Dem m~eiblidcn &C.
ihlchtc uno mad,te Voridldgc Su
elmer lpirfiameu YropaganSa. Gin
Selcgirter bcfiirtportcte Die Sausz Neis
tation. @ou anocrer Seite lpurben
bic Wibitdnee in Den 3inibiitteu CUR
Sprad)e gebraht. Yater Hutten
tbeiltc NIT, baB in Sicier Srage cine
miniitcriele IubienS itattiinben
ipcrbc. Bciterc @iinide ipurbcn
lalt fir bic g%iicnbabncr unb fir bic
Sodarbeiter, ionic betr. Die ioSiale
Terlifcruns. Siniihtlif Der leetes
rem ipraf Iid Der Gon9rcb cinitimmig
fir oercn obligatoriihc Ginfiibrum.
aus. Sm Gin5clnen b~ebanbeIte Der
Gonsreb Die Srase Der N~rbeitsunfdlc.
Die Srage Der Solettips I~rbcitSpers
TRACE unb bic Totbpenbisfeit bon
Sporeinrihtungcn auf gcipertidafts
lidcr @runplage. @leid3citia nit
Dem 9onsreB taate Die Seftion fiir
Inseitclte. ipelde Die 0 Der Hcs
gierung anaeitclte 8unofrase uper
Die Sagc Der Inacitcltcn begriiBte
unb bcren beihlcuni9te Surdfiibrung
forocrtc. Sas Shlubtport iprof, Yatcr
Hltten. Der auf BEN bebcutiamen CIR
fplg Der Sagung binmieS. S~eionoerS
frat CT nodbmalS fir bic Shaifnns uun
Spareinridtunsen elm unb befir,upr=
tete bic sciitise Yilpmns NIB Sebnns
beS MrbeitcritanbeS. Der @pn9rcS
aab nod Dem @unlde Nushrud. naB
iih icin bureau nit ben fatbpliiden
Sercincn gnalanb'S in Gcrbinbun9
icscn iolle. pelhc Den @unih scGubcrt
BADEN. an cinem intcrnationalcn Drift
liden Tcreinslebcn tbeilSunebmen.
--f-+-$-
- @er lpia. baB icin Hatb bcfolst
lpcrbe. mus i'm inoircft seben; bircfter
8atb iinbet ielten 0ebor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

erbraht, bab Scr Sriebc Die 8runbz
baiis fir Den NntionallpobIltanp
bilbct.
.@irbc Ser belltihe adiicr Die
Salptnntipnen Der @elt 81 cinem
GonercB suiammeu berufcn, 81 Dem
3pcde. Wittcl uno Wcge filr Den
@eltfricben 81 erlinneu. Der Grfolg
fonnte nitt ausbleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Der Sahnmslsb.

S6abbaftcs 9abnbett unb feblers
bate Contribution baben mebr ais 70
Yro5cnt aller Sntglciiungen perurs
iudt, bic in Dem am 81. Mai c~nbenbeu
Wierteliabr bicies Sabres auf america
niidcu giienbnbnen por9cfommen iinb,
lpic ms Dem bon Der 3lpiideuitauts
lifcn SanbelScommiiiion am Sons
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

f0nntc g~citillt unb mic mand,e Sbrdne
getrpdnet pcrbcnl Sod tie 6icbt cs
Dor, Sbicrfreltnpin, itatt Wcnitcn<
%ireunbin 5u bciBcn. Wag tic lid nit
ibren &nbcn b~cgrnbcn laiIcn!-rSt.
Saul ,cituud."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
,,g E hel unn i b E l."
ODER: Die 9errem so,ialiitem ,,mnter iid".

Die ~So5i" riht mc6r babel.
Nm id,ouiten trcibcn cs Die @cltpcrz
b~cilerer lpcnn man lie oltntcr ii6" be-
obad)tct, bel ibrcn Eartcitagen unb
menn lie lid lin ibrer &cilc" aui
ibrc platform 81 cini9en iufen.
Cbige SnrItellltng Gilt Damn gan5
gcnal. Gin Gicl idJilt Den anbcren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

OA/n bieiem 8ilbe, pcldes eisens
fir mnicre gldtter uitb 3mefe
geseidnet ipurnc, ieben mir
{" cine trcfflife Snritelung Der
- &c o II it + II tibcu Ir<
bcitcn" Der Scrren So5ialiiteu.
Sieiclbcn iinb bcfanntlih iebr
nmdhtie", penn es gift Den &lais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

@er piq. baB icin Natb bcfolst
lpcrbc. muB i'm inoircft scben; pircfter
8atb finbet ielten @ebor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12

The rumor OF Mr. Jaffas with
drawal quickly spread about town.
Mr.. Iaffa. himself. made no state
mcnt. 1t Is. however. matter OF
common knowlcdr. that he does not
intend to BE- candidate FOR mayor
or any other office at the comin.
city election. The gang Republicans
are moving with the utmost secrecy
but it is now stated that ID. l.. Taylor
will be a candidate to succeed himself
on some kind of an independent tick
ct that will be put on the ballot TO
deceive the voters into the belief tina.
he has the endorsement OF he citi-
zcns.
The mayor Is as close -mouthcd rs
a clam regarding his plans. He has
declined to state whether or not he
will accept the nomination. This Is
obvious. that he returned from Il long
absence on Monday night and was
very busy among his followers yes
tcrday. |. q. Milliken * slated for
city clerk on this ticket and effort
have been made tp persuade w. =,
Dunlavy,to to accent the nomination n
city treasurer, Mr.. Dunlavy has as.
sured his-frieius that he will not run
for the office
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
CAPTAIN SCOTT'S LAST MESSAGE
WRITTEN AS HE WAS DEATH From Notebook TAX
Eron The Picket xofH His Eur Clothing.

N,,r n, @ FI @
In March '"i OBLIGED
ihonh had
narrowed ,hrougho" the
OF
conquered but II
supplies clothing
shcc miles
perfection We fright
with the ndriy adj
tn"
thata us barrier.
had III.
marches. These ciFcums'an
satisfactory
human
Of our
finally but for the storm which
could scarcely have exceeded
blow
WITHIN coed One Ton with
hot meal
n blowing
We Wrin is fficult. o
help otude
.
or yIdence lined the last
notes on ad surely
proper provided for .,
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
FACTS ABOUT SOUTH POLE

Anarc eontnen, larger than tie
Uni
Thc is on n level
barrier, is glac
n 100 to 900 fee, In height
breakin off Of
due the greatest cropo the world
is buried
feet
In consists entirely the
q
only continent
not nativ
is
carr tents Is smooth ice
glacier render travel
rcglo lied "
wobbs considerably
We
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
OPENS up NOSTRIlS, CLEARS HEAD,
.,5.:;s ENDS COLDS OR CATARRH AT ONCE

tho nostruls: pcnctrutcs and heals
the inflamcd. swollen membrane
which lines the nose, head and throat
clears the air passa ges: stops nasty
discharges and feeling Of cleans
ing. soothing relief comes immediat-
|ely.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath, with head stuffed; nos
|trils closed, hawking and blowing.
Catarrh or Il cold, with it's running
nose. foul mucous dropping into the
throat. aud raw dryucps Is distressing
but truly needless.
Put your faith--ju5t once--iu
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catnrrh will surely disappear.
ID. b. lIughs agent, city Drug store.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
CHAOS RE|GNS
GANG CIRCLES

Discord and disscnsion has al
ready begun to creep into the ranks
of the political consp!raiors who.
meeting behind closed doors framed
.up Il combination with the prospect
of putting n so-called Independent
ticket in the field at the city cleo
tion In April. Sol II. Jafta. city
treasurer. who was selected to head
this ticket for mayor, yesterday. ii IL
understood. withdrew his name and
refused to have any further reia-
tions with the men who wanted to
Use him for their own selfish ends.
Now the gang leaders and gang
thcnchulcn md the handful of con-
spiring Democrats who sought to
form this alliance are non -plussed
and raking their. ranks with, a fine
,oothed comb for other mayoralty
! timber.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
WILSON FORMALLY
DECLARED ELECTED

Washington, Feb. i2.--Congrsss
today declared Woodrow Wilson
elected president OF the United
States and Thomas X. Marshall elect
cd vice president.
The electoral vote certificates.
opened In the presence OF house aud
senate. sitting together. showed that
Wilson and Marshall received, i33
electoral votes: that Theodore Roosc-
welt for president and Hiram W.
johnson for vice president. rcceiv-
ed IS votes and that william II.
Taft for president and Nicholas Muir
ray Butler for vice president. re-
ccivcd s votes.
The official count took a little
more than All hour.
Lincoln Day exercises preceded
the electoral count in hte house.
Representative Russell OF Mis-
souri, read Lincoln's Gettysburg ad-
dress and Representative Graham OF
Illinois from the district Lincoln
once represented, made speech.
When the house and senate finally
got into Ajoint session the counting
OF the vote began. There was tense
interest ut first. but as the cunt
went on. conversation on the floor
almost drowned the announcement
OF the tcllcrs.
Representative Rucker OF Missouri
persisted in announcing the votes fol
William Wilson
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
Westminster Guild.

The Wcs'n inster Guild hclu their
annual election OF Officers last even
ing ut the home OF Mrs. +. !. Cook
on Pine street. Miss Auna Clark he
Ing the hostess Miss Grace Ric. was
elected PRESIDENT; Miss Nellie Baird.
vice president: Miss Margaret Hawl-
cy. secretary: aud Mrs. Homer y.
Holt. treasurer. After I'll. business
OF the guild had been disposed Of u
social hour was enjoyed. aud rcIrcsh-
mcnts were served by the hostess, as
sisted BY Mr.. Cook.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
FORMER SERVANT
OF LINCOLN LIVES
ALONE IN TRINIDAD

To-day. IN elderly little woman. re
calling memories of fifty years ago
displayed In decoration OF her hum
BILE home. an old flag In honor OF
tho birthday anniversary OF Abra.
ham Lincoln. The woman was Mrs.
Clara Louisa Farley. OF 1920 san
Luis street. who half century ago
was housekccper In the Lincoln
household at Springfield. Ills. Mrs.
Farley is scycnty-fiyc years old and
lives alone in a somewhat ramshacklc
dwelling. supporting herself In her
declining years by keeping chickens.
The life story OF Mrs. Farley was
published in the Chronicle News one
year ago today.
Mrs. Farley. then Louisa Elink.
entered the Lincoln home rs a serv-
ant In the late fifties. Her father
had been an Intimate friend OF Lin
coin when the great man WAS run
ming u store at Salem. III. Mrs. Far
ley was In the employ OF Lincoln In
1851. when after his election lie left
Springfield to make his future home
in Washington. She opened the door
for the president as he passed out
that memorable day and she never
locked upon his face ngain In life.
The next times he saw the president
was when he was brought back to
Springfield to he laid away in the
grave after being struck down by an
assassiu In F'ord's theatre on April
II. 1865.
Mrs. Farley has lived in Trinidad
since 1882 ana living alone treasures
u number of gifts received from mem
hurs OF the Lincoln family during
her service. Her only son. William
Wallace Lincoln Farley was named
after Willie Lincoln. the Youngest
son OF the president. WHO died at the
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
Instantly Relieves Swollen, Inflam-
ed Nose. Head, Throat-You
Breathe Freely-Dull Headache
Goes-Nasty Discharge Stops.
rrv "Ely's Cream Balm. !"

Try "Ely's Cream Balm"
Get a small bottle anyway, Just to
try it-Apply a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up uir passages of the head
vii open; you will breathe freely;
du,jucss uud headache disappear. by
morning! THE catarrh, cold-iu-head
or catarrhal sore throat will DO gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm"
Mt any drug store. This sweet. frag-
rant balm dlssolvos by the. heat OF
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
NJ. E. Missionary Society.

The Womcn's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the First Methodist Episco-
pal church CAV. i supper and mu-l-
cal las, evening In tn" pirlors of the
church. \ committee served n sumpt.
uous supper ut S:5u o'clock TO over
a hundred guests. Ferns and bloom
ing plant, formed the table deCura-
tions. The parron.sscs OF the cy-
lenin: were Mr.. !. !. Marty. Mrs. y,
lC. Pierce. Mrs. ! u. Miller. Mrs. IcsS.
q. Northcutt. Mis. l.. T.. Cong.r. Mrs.
Albert Jcfiryos. Mn. Ell Jcfirycs.
Mrs. &. :. Merrill. aud Mrs. II. \,
Hubert Aner the supper the follow
Ing program was giv-n.
Hymh.
Prayer MIS-. NJ. Clark.
Piano Mrs. Wicnbro.r.
Reading Miss Pearl Congcr.
Vocal soio-Mr,. II. T.. Gregory,
Vocal Solo-Miss Mary Bays.
Talk. Missionary Sketches -
Mrs r. W. Brcinall.
Vocal solo-Mlfs Ester Marty.
Piano Solo-MIss Marjorie North
cut
Vocal Solo MTs Martini: accom-
pan!st. Mr. Martini.
Heading !. r. Clifford.
Talk. Mr.. =. ", Brc'nail.
\ silver offering wns taken aId
about twenty-five dollars was real
lzcd from the supper nmd will be uscg
in dcfrayin; III. expenses OF four
girl. who are being educated and
cared FOR In the Howard ric-ted Me-
mortal home In Mc.rut. Ind. by the
First NJ. T.. Church In this city.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
Farewell Dinner.

j. :. Thompson was 'h" honor
gn,s, u, dinner given last evening
ut til. Columbian Cafe. by th. mem
bcrs OF his bridge club. N fare
well FOR Mr.. Thompson who leaves
In few days FOR albuquerque to
make his home. Toasts were given
Tor the health and prosperity OF IN.
honor CUES; by different M. mb"rs of
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Mrs Nelson Hos,es,

Airs. Nelson OF Baca street en-
tertained the members OF the Ger
man Sewing club this afternoon ~
their regular weekly meeting. \
large number OF the members and Il
few invited guests were present. Mrs.
Nelson served u dainty rcpast at the
clo.c OF tn. afternoon,
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PRUNING THE RASPBERRY

The raspberry Is too often left
alone or prepared by rule of thumb
methods only. When this is the ease
II is useless to look for good crops.
The canes that have born fruit
should always be got rid of rs soon
as they have performed this duty.
Choose fine weather for this oper-
alton and leave three or four young
shoots to each stool. Manure and let
them grow away until spring. Then
n they appear very crowded let the
side shoots be shortened back before
midsummer. down to about six or
eight leaves from the ground. by do
ing this the light and air will have
free play and without their bencfic-
ial agency no good results; can be
had.
The canes of the bushes must
cr When this is the case good frui:
is impossible and over-crowding is
fatal to either fruit or flowers.
The great object In pruning liz to
open the heart OF the tree or bush SC
as to admit the sunshine and air. The
thicket OF young suckers should also
be removed. To form n raspberry
| beige. plant the canes u foot apart
and train Oh wires. Cut those that
have borne and train the young
canes 70 that they, are SIX inches
asunder.
In regard to varieties. the vcry
large kinds I consider very unde.
/ sirublc. except. as the dealer said
when asked what the utterly use.
less razors he had to offer were made
ior:" ITO SELL" These mammoth
varieties look we'll but they lack tn,
Juice and tho peculiarly dcliciou:
acid flnvor OF the raspbcrry.-W. II
Gilbert.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12

Whenever you see lot of chick
ems roasting OH the farm machinery
lying around unprotected IN the
fence corner. YOU may be sure that
the owner. will have hard time
getting his note renewed at the
hnnk
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12

the club. Covers were laid fOr ]
:. Thompson. \. l.. Dair. Muca Bell
Sidney sanders, o. l., B""is. N. Loh,
Drury. Dan Kelly and u. \. raodes
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
Episcopal Ladies.

Til. l.aGI.s uuiid OF IN. Episcopal
church VIII meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. T.. II. Day al her home. 'Oi
Nevada avenue.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12

Since Il live grassliOppcr will eat
a dead gra shopper Missouri farm
er mixed Paris green and bran to.
gethcr and let a grasshopper eat IL.
II died, and 20 ate 1t up and they
died: 400 ate these 20 and tifey
died: 5000 ate those 400 and they
died; 100000 ate those 5000 and
they died and the farmer. was troub.
He'd no more. .t
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Prunc the grape vines in the win
ter time. Tbey are bare Of leaves
then and one can see what Is to be
done, aud, besides, there is more
time for the work than at any other
season Never prunc after il,r zap
has started ia the spring.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12
Redmen 10 Meet.

The R,dmen VIII hold mcetIhs
tonight IN Odd Fellows Hall. Mem
bcrs are urged to be present.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12

White House. Her husband. u vctcr-
an OF the civil wnr, died at st. Louis
In 1866.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12

X. SCOTT. March %. l0la.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-12

You ask the reason! II is tho
They are honor built. Stvles
right for comfort. Quality zig
Tor service. Every Dair guarante
10 give perfect satisfaction.
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