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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
(eingcianbt bon Der GcntraliteIlc. J
SIR Die ieteartere 1panSeI'
btlHersGentreQe.

Sm Sntereiie elmer ifdrieren mn
cp~nicaiienter oiirdeefibrtcn Gcnirr Der
@anoelbilber bat bic 9entralltcle bcs
eentrals Vereins 9~e5iebunscn 5l Scr
National 8oarS Of Genioribip onacs
fniipit. Sic mirb in Sufunit bered,s
tiste arititen an bic National z8eborbe
peiterbeioroern unb bofft aui hicIc
mnb auberc 8eiie Die Sade elmer
5ipedmdBisen 9outrolle forbern belien
gu founen.
8erabe jest lit uniereu 2ciern &C.
%iegenbeit 9eboten. Durf 9cpbadtuno
Der Yrogramm : Infinbismngen unp
Der Dor Wanbelbilbertbeatcrn aiisacz
i%tellten Ylafate cine gentle 9ontroIlc
a~us3uiiben. Ser Slim .@t abcl'
z 9 m" lit aus irgenbz
iueld,en 8riinbcn BON Der Nationals
SebDrne nerurtbeilt porben. gS iii
aber lciht moslid,. baB Die 9iloer
trosbem bon nnabbdngigen Slim
Sirmeu porsefiibrt peroen.
Soltc Semaub beobahten. Sas
oicier Silm ge5eist nirb. 10 pirD CT
sebeten. Dies Der G~cntralitclle An
meIoen. Cine Ypitfartc acniiet polls
fommen. Sic GentralItclle niro Die
peiteren Sfritte tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14

I'm iid) unb ibrc Samilic crndhren 81
t1mrcn. Ser Yrcio, Den tic fir Die
@unrcn pcrluu9cn b%iirfcn, lit ibncn
Ncrnl ~fritgcictt. Cine &rcis Or
bDhun0 Der &uurcn infolgc bc3 Gins
flhr5ollco p%crnuinbtrt Den fdr9lihct
@cluinu hcr N0nblcr, Sufui9c Der
Nr,nutb Der 6dnblcr. miro Die Miiiipn
fcincn Hfcunjg iiir sic RcfDltignng Der
Sinner in ocn Ycuiipnntcn crhnltcn.
Die &crpflcguug Scr Miiliounre mp
Sdntitcrn. icrncr Die GrridltuIlD bon
Standardization pirD Der W%tiiiion I'm
crifminglid)c Nnltcn duflcgcu, Die lie
nidt tragcu fam. On iic fciltc Gilz
na9ucu i'm SdlBgcbictc bat. bn tic
BON milbcn @u6cu u1bdngig lit uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
Drehbriefe tiir f,arelstlelen
~Oeietperenen.

Aus Nep Cattle. Snb., p%crlaltct:
6rant Sdre, Sbmann Der 8cidlporc>
men. bic I'M Spnamits Gcridiporunass
Yro5eb cinen Sduloipruh iduteu. hat
lpieocr eincn 9robbricf. Den spcitcn
inncrbalb pcniser Gage, crbaltcn.
SaS SdJreibcn. bas in Chicago nuiz
gcgcben ipllrbc Mno Die llnteriGriit
State Street" triis, ipics Die glcidc
NanoId,rift pic bas critic auf. has DEM
Smpfdnacr IN IusIiht i%telltc. or perbe
mad, Iblauf bon orci Ipnntcn ulltcr
Der Grbe liescn."
Ser lcstc Srici bat iolgcnbcn
@ortlaut: n2niicn Sic Sbrcn Mamcn
nid,t in Den 3eitungcn ncnncit. "a
ionit icber Srcunb bon Nrbeitersciperfs
id,aften i'm gan5cn 9aube Sbre Iprciie
fennen miro, unb benfen Sic an nen
Sinn bes Shrcibcns. baS ih bcreits
an Sic ianbtc."
Scibe 9riefc iinb oen 9nnoe6bea
BORDEN ilbcr9ebcn iporben. Die iif be-
miiben, Den Sd]reihcr 5u crmitteln.
Srn. Cares @ciunobciteSuitnnb bai
inter Der uuircibenhcn 5bdtiafeit ais
@cihlporcncr ioipie inter Den gegerl
i'm scrihteten S%robungcn 10 aelittten.
DAB CT lid, cntidloiien bat. 5ur Grs
bplnns mad Slpribd 81 sebeu,
IS lit iddnolih. oaR ibid Elm
nnoupmes Snbieft lid erfl6rt, i'm
Hamrn Der urganiicrten Nrbcit einen
Mann 5n erihrefen, Der feline bittere
Yfliht ais s~eruiHenbafter Siirser CT.
fiilt bat.-tG. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
Diperie Srede,r.
Bon u. G.,Ssder.

QSpeziell fir desc Zeitung.)
@crSdjicbene @criidtc iiber neue
0clcBnorlngc II, lueld,c in Der
nun nahc bcporitebeuocn 2csislatur
rou 8iSeoniin cinecreiht lpcrocn
ioleu. burdidJwirrcn Die 9iiftc. Cine,
hic YrimGrs. lpic aud, Die %alacmcinc
.Vabl bctrciicnbc piirbc. ials tic
iuirflidl gum @cicb gcmdd)t ipcrbcn
loatc, lpHrbc Don bcn Sarmern init
Grcilocn bceriiBt lperpcn.
Wablen per Hoh.
Siciclbc piirpc Dem Sarmcr bic
@clcgenbcit acbcu. icinen Stimm5ctte(
81 S,duIc fcrti9 81 MADDEN uno purd)
bic Ypit an Die Wnblbcumtcn sn
ididcn. 3u Dem 3tpedc miiBtc iit
Sober 30 Gage Dor Der Wabl ais
&Gblcr regiitrircn lniien. iporouf linn
fann cin BON Den Ballots GlcrfS inter-
i%driebcncr S%timnt3cttcl Sugcidbidt
iuiirhe. Sicier. pcnn icrtis. ipdrc
Damn in Gin unbcifricberes ODER uls
tcerlidtcs 9ricfs 9oiipcrt cinaciicgelt
uro in eiIcm dnbern Goupcrt. an Die
8%ablbcamteu per Toit 81 id)iden.
Samit ficle sic &Iagc lpce. bic Snrnler
bdtten nidt Belt, an Die WubIltrne an
rcbcn. ipie c5 bcnu alid oft Der Sall
lit. beionpcrs bel Der int Sepiembcr
1bgebnltertn y mdrpabl I, Nnn.
min tpcrbcn jn balp ieben. mic lid
unlcrc Solonc od5u itcllcn luerben.
+%+
lint bic Sejcr nid)t iibermdBis nit
poIliiidlcn Sad)cu ;u bclditigcn. iuill
id, bier. cine I%nSnahne MAIDEN inb
iiber aabcrc Sbemata idlreibcn. iueld)c
jebeufuliS aitncbnlbar uns hcS 8eiens
ncrtb IinS.
Ste swei sr6Rteu Counties
in rem Screiniafcu Staatcn iinb Gutter
Solmtb IN Iontnna unh San 8crndrs
hino Gpuntn in California, Seocs
bcricfbcn bot cinen SldheniubaIt bon
nicbr ais 10000 Ncilen; icneo lit
rroBcr ais Die Stunicn I%aiiahmictts.
Hhorc SSlnno. Scldipnrc nib Eciu
Scricn Sninnmcn Scnommcn. bcim bic
Ncnanntcn Stanten bcbcdcn itir 49,
$50 Wcilcn. bc5icbunas,pciie $500.
LAO, 2.120 Inn 1900.
Sas fleinite Gonntp
III Scr Nulsen lluion lit 8riitpl GpuntD
in Hbohc Sslano, cS bat mir cine
Sberilddc BON 25 G.uobratmeilen.
Die Mcilcnilddc bcs Gountp's lit
mobl Der 8robc bcS Staatcs nngepaBt.
bcnn bier in 8iseoniin aibt Is brci
Counties. III bcuen iebcs aroScr iii
ais Der Il. onSitoat Hbobc Sslano.
Sicic iino MARATHON Gounfp nit H.
532 Mcilcn. @drinette nit 1898 imb
Sappcr nit 1.342 @eilcn. Ils Der
Staat 8hopc Sslalb 9cgriinpet ipliroe.
hattcn Die Seluobncr iuahridlcinlif)
pas bon Sonatbm Sipift in icincm
iotpriihcn 8ontdn. .4nliuers Tcis
ien"S trbidtetc 9dubdcn Siliput i'm
Iu9e. (9ie oortiacn ginlpobner bats
ten mir bic UrDBc cineS Saumens.(
Ter bOd,ite Ynuft
in Den Ser. Stauten. ionic and Der
n~iebrieitc, befinben lid in California.
iueniser ais 100 &cilcn bon chamber.
Scr bDd,itc lit Mount &6itncp NIT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14

nj.
SufolSc scr N%curcgclrn9 Scr poli@
tiidIcn Gerbdltniiic purocu dc Waribe
ais Sniciu Dem 0orpcrncrr Don Ncns
@iticna mtcriteat. lin MN Die Nias
laScn rcS gun5cn Sdueacbictc5 81
psrringern, iiibrtc Der @oupernrur
Gin unp Iu5fubr5oQc Gin.
@a crhob iiA Gin nGacmsincr Srrrm
0cgen Die Gcucrult9 uub md bic Mii.
iipncu bcmiibtcn iidl. Die mrcrbortc
2uit d65nidIiittclu obcr hpd mcitig
items 81 pcrn,inocru. Sh mnhtc ruz
molS gcseu Nic G~inTllbr6oac iolacnbc
Seccnfcu bel Scr Hc9icrlung IN Berlin
gcltcub:
Sic Sclnitung Der mciitcn &onrcit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14

Srcubebeul 4 aoenen, Giien lHuhrl
I~eutid,lanh. Yrcis 40 Gents (Wft.
1.50). = es limo eicie5 turSc gr3Gb>
!un9cn bHrf pcren 9cftiire Die %lcicnss
tinbigsn aincer in Der Samilic inter-
taltcn mo oelebrt iperocn lollen. OBJ
Id,on iiir bcutidldnbiid,c @crbdltuinc
geidricbcn. cigncn lid, Oieielbcu icbr
iiir hcn @cbraiif in loldcn bcmt d.
mcrifnnid ,cn Samilieu. 100
MAI Die 9rinucrulg an bu5 ultc
%nterlnuo nidlt nl5u icbr bat nuSs
ltcrbcn ldncn.-CN. g.
$50
Sic Stride uno bic @%cbilDetcn"
BON Patcr 81. Dob. Gbrne. Sdultc.
{. NJ. 9np. Seroer'idc %criagsbonrs
lung. ct. Youis. Wo. Yrci5 IS Cts.
Sos flcine nber icbr 9chaltpolc &crt
lpirb am 9citcn bon SoId1cn perltous
Den, wcld)c Die c%nrppdiidcn %crbdlts
uiiic i'll @c5na oif 3nbl, Scbcuss
crlpcr6. Inid,nhungcn mn bciolbcrS
StelIuug 5iir Stride inter Den De-
bilbctcn fenucu. Snbcm Der Scrs
idlicr, %oifcnbdr ais rcid,er Grfnhrun9
in Der Gdbneogif uub Der Secliorac.
iprid,t, gibt or audi Dem u~crifinoniBz
uollcn. umcrifoniihcn 9cicr
lperthppIc Ginblifc in Die Stcurng Der
Sceliorsc 5ur @cbilbctcniucit III Gus
rppu, pcld]c aud, fiir Die 3uitd1bc bier
in Den Scr Stddtcn icbr lehrreid iinb.
Sas Wcrf cn1pfieblt iidl Nnbcr uaiiirs
lid an critcr Stcllc Secliorscrn lnb
anrercn gebiIbctcu anfbulifcn.
81. o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
Sramen tiir Staatsantcr.

Sic Suiirnscttc SRI. Iaric Senis
Saro bon Arnicns tilneist ibrc Ganbis
entllr fir Sic irans6iiid,e Yrdiibcnts
ihaft an.
3pei Srailen iinS iiir Yorteieuiaes
I'M Aabinett oes ndditen YrGiioenten
&ilipn porseihlagen. cine bapon fir
Den Yolten oes arieesicfretdrs. @pus
pcrncnr 8iiion aab IN Yrinccton. Y.
s.. pcrIonlih cine hubin9ebenpe Grs
flarung Scridtcrlfattcrn scscniibcr ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14

llluter 9ieier Rubrit iueroeu Die Del Der Re
onttion einseinuienen Suther ieweils nui3eiibrt.
Eurdl oieie Ser0fentlidhunJ iiberninnit Ole 6es
onftion ~eeiuerlei Serantiuortun J tiir ben STbalt.
lie Seipred1una Seinjelner sserie bieibt por'
bebalten.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
lie Weihidte elmer 5rau.

lie Weidbidte elmer 5rau. .Ntcinc
0eiunbbcit mar %pnllitdnbia nicoergcz
brofen". id,rcibt Srau Sreb Sannels
ion o Srdnffort, anns. sd fpnntc
niff LANCER ais bis unsefdbr 10 llhr
Morgens arbcitcn. bnnn loar Id, poas
it1nois crid,opit mn muBtc mid,
nieeerlcgen. Sf perinftc Acrstc uub
&eoi5in obuc Tusey. Damn fam mir
Der sliidlidc 8cbanfc. bcn Nlpcnfrdms
ter III periud,en. Sh that 6. uno CT
bat mid ifarf mn gciunb acntadt. I'd,
bin iest i'm Stdnoc allc nicinc Saliss
arbeit ielbit Su ibun. nnb ob0lcid ih
iiber pier3is Sabre alt bin. iagcn
mcinc 6rennbc. i'd, idbc aus. als Oh
ih iin8eidbr % Sabrc alt mare"
Sorni'S Mlpenfrdutcr iipt chen
iiberaus aiiniriaen GiniluB AMI Den
eelifaten C%radniSmus DER Srau aus.
lauienoe baben bao 6cScuat. Gr lit
iebod) Gin 0eilmittel iiir Scocrmam.
obne HiidiiGt nui @eldlcdt. Nltcr
ooer anoere %erbGltniiic.
8einc &potbetcrs @cbiSin. Spcsials
Neenteu lieiern i'm Dem Yublifmu.
@o fcin @aeut III, icnbc man feline
S%eltcllnng oirett an SnS Suboratoriim.
Wan id)rcibc IN: Sr. Sctcr Snbrncp
X Sprs 60. i9--25 60. &opnc Spe..
Gbicago. III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
CSpeSicu iHr pieic 3cituusD
llnter Soraaen nno Menjdmire1ern Der Si0iee.
Bon 9cp. u. Grblano. ~. :. 6.
BON 9'cp. u. G.rolano, ~. z. 6.

copyrlght. lela. by Gonner bros, pubuque. Iowaa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14

.&eihnadtcn." Sriebensfldnec iiir
Suna mnb Nlt. GbeninllS bon ecr ct.
SouiinSiuSs Srifcrci in Yarcrbprn III
hc5icbcn. YreiS So Gents (Wff. $500.
0eruhsac0cben . Yater Salciius
GlSner. 9 d. NJ" - Us lit oicics
Bcrfilcn cine iibcrnnS anbcimclnSc
Sammlun9 iinniqer @ebidte. Sicber.
Spriid,e mn |cric alicr Writ. lpeldc
Dos Set oeS liebcn GbriitfinbleiuS uno
icinc Selisfcitcn beiingcn.-t&. g.
Scr 1mppcnipiclcr mno anocrr
lnitiSc Siuoeracifihten" bon @aria
Sescr, Wit 20 Sileern. %crlug:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-14
Ter bbhitc Ynnft

in Den Ser. StautenL ionic and Der
niebrieitc, befinoen lid in California,
lpeniser ais 100 Nicilcn bon cinanocr.
Ter Bod,itc ut Mount &bitncp nit
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
"Won1ans Sphere Not Euen a
Hemisphere! Christ SaU that
When He Called Mary and
Martha AWQy From Kitchen!"

on the shores OF the strange island
OF lilliput. he found that its tiny in
habitants had profited by his slum-
oers to pin him to earth by every
nair OF his head. So the minds OF
women were made prisoners by q
most OF hllfputian duties, each siight
and contemplate in itself, but CON
shutting altogether an effective bond
age.
But that IL over!
TO tell woman today that to cook
and sweep and sew, TO bear unlimited
children and. In rearing them, keep
her own spirit In a perpetual kinder.
garten. Is as futile as II would have
been for the lilliputisns to tell Guilt
yer, aher he had gotten on his feet,
that being pinned to earth by the
hair was his natural destiny.
For woman IL still on her feet. stiII
dazed and a little bewildered, but
she knows already that her sphere.
like mans. is bounded only by the
horizon line. Already there are few
things she has not achieved-none
she will not achieve Meantime. she
takes the chatter about her natural
sphere as lightly and good-naturediy
as II she were purple aster In q
circular flower bed and someone told
her she could only gro what way.
For she knows that she will grow
and flourish wherever the wind sends
her and the sun warns her and the
world has need of her beauty.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
IS
RESTORED IN
BUILDING Line
Uncertainty Which Caused De-
lay in Letting Contracts L.
Being Dissipated
MUCH WORK COMING
FROM ARCHITECTS
Six-Story, Compartment Build
ing to be Erected at Park
and Spr0at-sts.

A six-story, Compartment building
to be erected at Park and Sproat-sts..
for Nj. Shapero. was the largest single
piece OF new construction In evidence
during the past week. according to
the report OF the Builders a Traders
exchange. residence and apartment
work again holding the commanding
position, with manufacturing and
commercial construction bringing up
the rear.
However. there is a general atmos-
phere OF activity In building circles
which seems to indicate that much
Of the work which has been held back
is now being placed and the number
OF awards being made on jobs which
were figured some time ago indicates
that the uncertainty which caused the
delay In letting the contracts Is being
dissipated.
In spite OF the somewhat restricted
amount OF manufacturing construc-
ton. the residences. fats and apart
ments are keeping up the volume and
the showing for October. as we'll as
for the frst 10 months OF the year.
giving promise Of far out-distancing
last years great record Of s25,bss,47o.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
VINCENT ASTOR is
REALLY ENGAGED

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--Twenty,
pretty, healthy, "a typical American
girl" coming queen Of New York so
ciety, and future mistress OF the
5000. 900 which adheres to Vincent
Aston. the richest young man in the
United States
That's the sad fate which confronts
Helen Dinsmore Huntington. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert p. Hunt.
ington. OF Staatsburg. n. T., accord.
ing to announcement. today. by her
mother. and by Mr.. Aston himself.
The wedding. both said, will take
place In the coming spring.
Dozens OF times before and since
his father. John Pacob Aston, perish.
ed on the Titanic. New York society
has huttered TO reports that Vincent
Astor had decided TO wed. II was
always denied. When news Of Miss
Huntington's reported engagement to
him was preached. today, the 22-year
old millionaire admitted It's truth.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
"CASCARETS" ALWAYS
STRAIGHTEN YOU UP
II Costive, Headachy, Bilious, Stom.
aoh Sour, Breath Bad-Clsan
your Liver and Bowels.
Get a i0-cent box now.

Get 10-cent box now.
You men and women who can't get
feeling right-who have headache,
coated tongue. foul taste and foul
breath, dizziness. can't sleep. are
bilious, nervous and upset, bothered
with a sick, gassy, disordersd stom-
ach, or have backache and feel worn
out NelH ~rFc
Are you keeping your boYels clean
with Cascarets. or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with salts.
cathartic pills or castor oil?
Cascarets work while you sleep;
cleanse the stomach. remove the sour.
undigested. fermenting- food and foul
gases; take the .excess bile from the
liver and carry out Of the system all
the cohsttpated waste. matter and
poison In the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out By mornings Decent box
rom any drug store will keep your
Qoihach sweet; liver and BOWELS. reg.
uIaf. md he6d clear Tor months. Don't
forget the childpen. They love Cas-
carets because they taste good--uever
Us1po Or oic&~k--Adv. ~ 49, =
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
IRISH PREFIX %"
SYMBOL OF HONOR
It's Said to Mean High Nobility
and is Mark Of Greatest
Ability

II Ia pity so many people here
drop the Irish o, for II IL a prefix OF
nobility that Is the Oldest in Europe.
writes Tryconnel ODonnell, in the
New York Tribune.
Many OF our best Dutch families In
New York came here without a sur
name. but there ID not q family In Ire
land possessing q surname In o that
has not borne that surname since at
least the twelfth century. That 10
surely a high distinction and proof
OF social standing that Irelands fail
from its high estate cannot obliterate.
believe that Venice has families
whose surnames date from the ninth
century. but with that exception Irish
surnames are the Oldest In Europe.
Under compulsion Of the penal laws.
many people In Leinster adopted Eng.
lish names. but these people belon ged
mainly to the lower classes, and the
names they adopted--Smith, Carpen.
ter. Cook. Butcher--showed their oc-
cupation and the meaning OF their
Irish surnames.
Such names always bore the Mac.
and in Ireland's whole history you
will find nowhere in the ancient no.
bility family bearing a name asso-
ciated with any trade or occupation,
nor any such name with the o pre-
fixed Howard or Hogward, the most
aristocratic name In Britain. would
have ben borne by hereditary swine.
herds if,Fthe old Irish world.
The belief prevails In parts OF Ire.
land and Europe that only Ave fami-
lies rightly bear the O-the O'Neils,
high monarchs OF ireland and Kings
OF Ulster: the O'Donnells. Princes of
Tryconnell: the O'Connors. Kings of
Connaught: the O'Brien.s Kings of
Thomond. and the O'Flahertys, Prin-
ces Of lar Connaught.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
LES MEERABLES
IMPRESSIVE PLAY
Civic and Church Notables See
Presentation Of Strong Nov
ing Picture Drama

Differing from the ordinary moving
picture as Robert Manteii differs from
Eddie Foy. 10 the great motion drama.
Les Miserables, now being presented
AT the Grand Circus theater.
Instead OF being movie" Les
Miserables. a faithful deiineation OF
nugos great work. is great
drama, presented with as great fidel-
ity TO the dramatic unities as any
OF the productions upon the stage to-
day.
The entire story OF the evolution
OF Jean Vatican from poor peasant
woOdcnopper into great and mighty
man. his imprisonment, his rebellion
against society and his winning back
by the kindness OF the gentle priest
Myriel Is depicted.
Manager Mills received word THIS
morning. from President Hutchins ct
the University Of Michigan. In which
the noted educator seated that ne
would be glad to act as a member of
the advisory board. which includes
such men as Gov Ferris. the Rt. Rev.
Charles ID. Williams. bishop of East
ern Michigan the Rev. b. Fay
Mills. and William r. Orr.
The audience at the first perform
ance was worthy of note. many OF
the city officials. the majority OF the
city's pastors, and a number of edu'
Gators being present.
The scenario Is a masterpiece, Gull
ed with almost superhuman genius
from the mass OF material at hand
and through 1t all the character OF
Jean Vatican is gloriied and the
greater and most important incidents
intensified until the result Is the
greatest motion drama being present
ed today.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
ONE DOSE RELIEVES
A COLD-NO QUININE
"Pape's Cold Compound" makes You
Feel Fine at 0nce-Don't Stay
stu6ed-up! Take it Now.
Relief comes instantly.

Relief comes instantly.
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either In the head, chest, body or
limbs.
II promptly opens clogged-up nos.
trils and air passages In the head
stops nasty discharge or nose run.
ming. relieves sick headache, dullness
feverishness. sore throat, sneexing
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
and snuRling! Ease your throbbinu
head; Nothing else In the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pope's, Cold
Compound" which costs only 25 cents
at any drug store. II acts without
assistance, tastes nice. causes no In
convenience. Be sure you get the
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

ing carpets and washing dishes and
making beds he is apt to decide that
this little round Of duh. uninspiring
duties wholly constitutes what 10
cHfted- woman sphere, her sole
field of usefulness, and that the new
and general desire Of women to
square this little circle with the needs
of the times and the demands OF their
own souls Is in reality a most wom-
anly performance.
Woman's demand for political
equality, for the emancipation of her
mind and spirit from century old re-
straints IL viewed with such dismay
by some leaders OF religious thought
that IL seems worth while to consider
Just what the founder OF Christianity
thought on the subject of "womans
sphere"
Need we 60 any further than the
story OF Martha and Mary to find out?
Martha was called away from the
kitchen at the imminent peril Of let
ting the fsh burn or the soup boil
over. IL was to her and to her more
spiritual sister. Mary. that some OF
the greatest truths of Christianity
were revealed
Those theologians who are so fond
OF quoting st. Paul TO instiIl subjec.
ton in women would do well to look
beyond St Paul to his master. who
was the greatest OF all feminists and
the first advocate Of the single moral
standard. lie that Is without sin
among you let him first cast stone
at her)
What Is generally called "woman's
sphere Is not even hemisphere.
Woman's life until the last 25 years
or so was not even half life, Z,
For centuries she has been the pa.
tient JiIl-of.alI-thetrades that Jack
didn't Ike, And that II about all,
When tire giant CULVER woke Up
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
sY MxoLA oREELgv.sMlrA.

When an intelligent person sees Cor
the hrst time group OF purple asters
growing in circular flower bed he
does not conclude that II 10 impos-
sible or inadivasble for purple asters
to grow and flourish Ia any other sit
uation or In . bed Of another shape.
Because he sees q diamond In q
platinum setting he does not con-
clude that diamonds are born that
way.
Because birds sing in cages he 10
not convinced that. birds were Great
ed solely that there might be some
thing to put inside little wire houses!
Nevertheless. when this same In
telligent person perceives that the
majority OF women are engaged In
the rather stupid business OF sweep
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
SAYS U. S SHOULD
q. Use MORE CHEESE
Says This Would Prove Great
Step Toward Solving High
Cost of Living

WASHINGTON. Nov. additional
light on the high cost OF living prob
lem Ii given by william e. Skinner.
general manager of the National
Dairy Show association. MIR. Skinner
pointed out that dairy imports Of the
United States have increased $1,000
600 within the last 10 years.
He said that II the people OF the
United States would take TO cheese
~ staple food. as do those of Eu-
ropean nations, II would be a great
help toward solving the problem.
In the European countries the la
boring classes are large consumers
OF cheese and other milk products,
which really have more nutritive
value and sustaining power than
meats"
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
MASON CONTRACTORS
TO MEET IN TORONTO

The NTH annual convention Of From.
tier Mason Builders association will
be held In Toronto. Dec. 3 and S. This
association II made up OF mason con-
tractors In the border towns along
the great lakes. Detroit will be rep
resented by four delegates. Otto
Misch. George d. Mutt, J. J. Hickey
and George Moore. Otto Misch will
speak on the operation Of the employ
ers' liability and workmen'S COM
pensation act In Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
BIG DELEGATION TO
GO TO GRAND RAPIDS

At least l25 delegates and members
OF the Builders & Traders exchange
will board the special train at the
Michigan Central depot, Tuesday
morning. for the trip to Grand Rapids.
where the convention OF the State
Building association will be held.
The Detroit delegation will stay In
Grand Rapids over Wednesday. A
picked team of Grand Rapids bowlers
will attempt to lift the championship
title which the Detroit team now
holds.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
PROPOSALS FOR
HOSPITAL SITE WANTED

Sealed bids on q suitable site for the
proposed Receiving Hospital viii be
missioners. Municipal Court buildins.
until Friday. Nov. IL. 1919. ati7:s0 ..
m. The property to comprise ct least
10000 square feet and be located with
in the mile circle, tt~t
certified check or satisfactory
bond equal to So of the proposal must
accompany same as guarantee thar
the bidder will furnish the property
free and clear Of any leases, 90 that
immediate possession OF same can Be
obtained should his bid be accepted.
Endorse envelope Bid on Hospital
Site $3.50,
The right to reject any and al bids
IL reserved. NV
DIR. JOHN 8. HALL.
HARRY II. PRENzLAUER,
Secretary ASH