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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
rSerartiee geihmafloie Ierunitulz

rSerarti9e 9eihmafloie Seranital>
tungen forlen nid)t gebulbct iperben.
Sd erillfe Die DISQUALIFICATION.
filnftig . @rtbeilun9 ipldber @eucbs
mi9llngen lid bon Der Irt oes Spiels
gcnar 5u nnterrid)ten unD Intrdgc,
Die ge9en Sitte unb Initarb ~perltpBcn.
ab3ufpeiien." In bielemt grlob lit
nidlts aus5uieben. Aber bel oicIer
@elcgenbeit crinnert MOI, Ildl, Dap
ieincr5eit in Der Sberpfal5 bon Sosialz
oemofruten Sd)riften nit Silocrn pcrz
.tbeilt lpltroen, auf benen lid elm Yfnrz
rer nnb elm Shlpein umarmen uno
fiiiien. Sci Dem ocriftlid,cn Tadls
ipiel. ous oieie Snd)e 5ur Solge hattie.
fiibrte bas llrtbeil bes Smts9crihte5
Nelimarft pont s.. Wtdrs 1912 II. a.
ais: .@s 1perben Centrum unb Gonz
ierputipe BUR grbeiteruns bon Io5ials
hcmofratifhen unb nnbcrcn 2eicrn
Idderlih 9emaht. Sieie latiriIhei1
Insfdlle iinb als erlaubt 5u bctrudz
ten" Man ber9leide ben ~lanbrGtbs
li6en grlab unb 'bas am%tseridtlid,e
ltrtbeil!-(&. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Gabnensrnf Der 5rans5iin.

Sa 1onIt tein Sfanoal pprliegt, bat
Der ~Sisaro" in Die ~allgemeine Stile
in Yaris cine Sreide geidoHen, I'M
benz er cine neue .Sueitipn" ihuf:
8ie griiben fran8oiiide Srauen Die
Sabne?" Sic 3abl Der e~inselaufes
men Intiporten lit 9egion. Samit
mar Der 3iped CREDIT. Sie GnIiften
iparen, ipie ia nidyt anbers gu ers
iparten. setbeilt. ltnb 10 lpiro be-
battiert, bisfutiert uub eeitritten. baB
Die Sebern fliegen. Gin Sbcil Der
Barrier 9amen lit fir ben e%r9ebenen.
ebrfurdtspouen @rilb. gSirb Die
Srifolorc porbeigetragen, Damn fouen
Die Srau5oiinnen Die rehte SanO drm
@rube beben. Sas lit aber Gnberen
nift gcnu9. llnb 10 erfldren piele
3uidriften: .@tr finb nit Dem Seben
Der Sanb einperltanben. i6lagen aber
Dor, es pieleiht nod nit einem leid)s
ten Neigen bes &opfes gu besleiten. "
Inh bieIer @ori6lng fanb Seifall,
mlBte aber nnper5ilglid beiieite &C.
leat iperber, ais ein 9rief elmer
biibIden. iebr b%efannten Game ein>
traf. in benz Tie enerGiih erfldrte, Die
bette 20iung 9efunben 81 baben. sic
ipiirbe Die SABINE fiinftig burf &iiBs
banb griiben." Sofort bate lie IQes
fir iid). 60 nerben nlio Die Yariier
Samen mad reinitimmi9em" Seidluiie
fiinftig Die Sabne nit cinem &u6s
bdubdeu begriiBen. Sas beiBt natilrs
lid. lpenn lie nod baran penfcn. Sem
Yoris bat elm lcbr fur5es @eoGd)tniB,
llnb mas beilte nod iplnberbar 9efunz
ben mar. lit morsen pergeIien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
2itt so Sabre an Gesema =
jest seinnb.

Sn Der Sbat cine LANCE Seit, an Der
brcnnenocn, ildcnben, idnter5enber
Sautfruntbeit, befannt als nSetter"-
elm anoerer Same fir gc5ema = 81
Ieiben. gs lit cine sroBc @enuetbus
ing. gu %ipiiien. baB Or. 5pbion's
Gcscma Sintnent iib ais elm iiherez
5eilmittel ertpieien bat.
Srau 8. g. &cnncp ihreibt: Sd
fam Sbnen nidt senn9 banfen fin
Sbr Or. Sobion's Gc5cma Sintment
Gs bat meinen Settcc, moran i) Ieit
mebr als so Sabren lit. sebeilt." Sr
allen I~potbefen ober per Foit. sc
Gents. Sfeiffer Chemical Co., ct
2ouis. @o., rnb Ybilabelpbia, go.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Batter Nusent ersdblt.

Ser Ieii1er allsac3eidJneten Hcbcbee
9dbuug fpegcn fpeitbcfanlte Yfarrer
s. j. Hugent lit pon elmer ldngerert
@%uropareiie mad Ses Toines. Soma,
6uriideefebrt. Mit DEM ifurfcn Iugc
DEG 8elebrten bat Ell iih Die europa
iifen GDlfer anacieben. unb besbalb
lit Sas, mas er iiber Die Salfnnpolfcr
81 iasen bat. bon poppcltem Sntereiie.
Die 8ul9dren mnchten Den GinDrud
eines frdftigen observation-disclosures nlf
i'm, Dem man Den &ompfesmitb. Den
lie in Dem bluti9en 9iin9en init Den
SIrfen 6elpieien babcn, lpobl aniiebt.
"Sie Sulgaren unb Die 8riehen ibllls
gen nereini9t Die Tiirfcn. unb MN be-
fdmpfen lie iif g"t'cnieitig lpcecn
Sbeilung Der Seutc", iaste Batter
Nlgcnt. Die Observation-Disclosures
8riefenlanb's nnb 8ulgarien's lit
iebr biieelig. Yulditina ebenfals.
.@ott idulf bas 3anb aueeniheinlid
fir Den Slipenbanm unb Die Sieee",
ia9te Batter Nugent. Sm Hiltbale
unb in 8um 5osen benz 9~e(ebrten Yriee
tier Dor ieinem geiltisen ause Die sroe
BEN 9eihiftliden @fei9niIle bes IIterz
tblnns porbei. Or beidbaute fif Die
beriibmte Spbnnr unb itieg in Die
@rab9elpDIbe bes anligs bon aarnaf
binnb, mo er blrrh fnietiefen Snnb
gebcn mlbte. Su elmer @rabfammer
lab er Die Seiden elmer Sran llnb 3fpei
&inocr, unb oblpobl lie bort Tauienbe
bon Sabren lager, iaben tie natiirlif
ans. Sic Srau bate braunes Saar.
ipeld)es aIssebreitet mar, ais pb Tie
es eben gefpaifen bate unb nm trpde
nen lieb. Sic @Gnbe bieicr @rabz
tammern iparen pollitdnbig nit 5proz
9lipbcn bebcdt.
~Gber", fubr Guter Nugent fort,
ybus 5eilige 2anb moberniiirt iid
idueq. @ir trafen cine Gulonie puu
Minneiuta 5armern ant Nprbenbe bes
@alltldifhcn Meercs. Sic batteu
am%erifaniidc Observation-Disclosures
men nno iagten, es gefiele ibnen bort
ebenip gut ais in Winneipta."
ct trant mlh ans Der alien GuelIe,
alis Der Satpb's Sdafe tranfen. gs
lit Die Guelle, BEL Der Seius an Der
Sral bon Samaria ipraf. Die id)onz
item Srangen iino bon Soppa. Sic
in Californian unh Slpriba iinb Grab
APPEL I'M Iergleid. Gin gan3cr aorb
oie'er prndtpollen Srangen foitet 10
Scuts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

I~iiiertcr Scutid]cr mar. Sieier lab
in DEM Selcsramm burd,dus feline
llriade 8llr SrobIihfeit, .%eonfis5ierte
cs pielmebr Ir,b tbeiltc bem beiItidcn
9oniul Den Snbult nit. Ser Gonilil
berid)tete bic aebcimnibpolle Gngcz
~lesenbcit Dem belltid)cu 8eianbten.
Sieicr nnterrid,tctc icincrieitS bas
@uslpdrtigc Imt in Berlin. bas auf
biplpmatiidJcm @ege init Dem argent
tiniifcn @cinubtcn IN Berlin i'll @ers
binburg frat. Ser lpicberim bolte
pou iciner McgierluIg Grtunbigunacn
Gin. Crit mad, pier5ehntdgigem @ins
iulb 6crbcpcihicrcn fIdrtc it'd Die
Sad)c our Scfricoiguls Der beiben be-
frcunbctcn ~Hc9icrunNcn, faum aber
5nr TrcuSc bcs u%DriidtiaeH ncntid=
argentiniiten gclesrapbiitcn auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Manuel pbne 9anb.

Ius Berlin pcrlautet: Sic @orbez
reitun9en fir Die am A.. September
uuf S6loB Sigmariugen itattfinbenbe
Sod,5eitsfeier bes gr>aDnigs Manuel
NIT Der Srin5ciiin auguitine bon
Soben5ollern laiien bnrauf idlieben.
bab Die Geremonien bon GROCER
Erahtentfaltung begleitet iein iperben.
Nidt fpeni9er ais so Yrinsen unb
Yrin5ciiinncn bon foniglidJem @ebliite
peroen oaran tbeilnebmen. einIdlieBs
lib pes Erin5en bon 8ales. Der ais
Iertrcter ieines @aters fungircn pirb.
Bier Srin8eiiinnen iperben 8ruuts
jungicrn iein.
aaiIer @ilbelm bat iif entihulbi>
gen lalIen. neil er 6u iener 3eit Den
oeutihcn Safer Wauopcrn beifppbner
mllB. Gr unb aupere Wonard)el
lpcrpcn lid bur1 Yrin5eu pertretcr
laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Der Sentihc uurbe frDblif
perSebr,."

Gin a%rgcntiniidcr Sportsmann,
Don Ycbru 2ope5. lit uad) 9crihten
ans Sucnos Hires Die unfrciipiai9e
llrinhc 3I cincm .internationalen
3ipiIdenful" 9elporben. Ior 3lpci
Sabrcn importierte Son 2opcS burd
bic~Scrmittcluns Der Sirma Sagcns
bed IN 8ambur9 81 Hciiciport3lpedcr
5pci lebcnbc Sirid,s, Die nuf elmer
ur9entiniid)cn Sciituns balb untcl
Dem Scinamen Die Scutiden" be-
tanut luarcn. Sei ciucr 6cBiagf
lpurbc zines Der 5bierc getobtct. mi
Don Sppe5 iibermiitclte Die Chat.
iadc icinem Sobnc in Suenos Iires
IN einem Sclcgramm. in Dem cs bicB
Ser cine Seutide lit setobtet. 8il
bnbcn i'm frDbli6 per5ebrt." Nur
bcgnb es itA nber, huB Der SeIesra:
pbiit Der Gnlpfau9sitaiiOn Elm natura'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Bon Dem Wonat guauit beibt es:
galo fii1en iif Seller nno S6euer,
Spr erntef pas tbr .ee,aI
S~ertdumntb be5ablt ii6 tbcner

Sriih ipirfen, e' es 6m ipdf!
Cine beherSieensipertbe Wiabnune: STE
men gsee .seben. nnb erit, ipenn 6 5u ipdf III.
f6reden lie ans ibrer trdeen 8IeidaiiItisfeit
nui. Grit fpern Der 1ob nit fnodernenl Singer
%anflopft. perfuben fie t9n St bdnnen. ,Grft
3obcsaneft and Der gSnnff mad ollie. no
%raielana traten .5ueIeit ooer matchmaker
N1rnn1es5eihen Der ilnBerben 8efobr auf.
inlecbier @ci6mdd i'm Nlunbe. 9crftopfuns iinb
nnoere ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Diatttefeit,
SfpinbeI, 5erBfIopfcn. siidenidipide,; Stint
lnern Dor ben siigen, Ii: I. 10, II. 10. Iher
bic gSarnung luuroc ni6t bcadtet, nnb MN
,niibte bic 8%erfdumnib nit benz 3obe besabit
peroen, iuenn Sbr Guf in Glitter Stnnbe ntat
nod ~9tettuns %ocribaffet bur6 bic %beriibmfcrt
tbcfcn az babcn unb mir nus ben rejniien
Sdifen ber bcilfrdttigen Itlar5en mad benz be-
riibmier. bnrd Sabr6unberte bepdbrten Resept
Der WiDnde bon ct. 9ernaro 6lbcretfef ftno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Ger bette ShmeritDbter.

giIdlcn's Nrnifas Salbe ipirb. trenr
niif cine Sfnittpunbc. Suetifuns.
|crrcrfung, Sranbz pbcr Sriibpunbe
an8ebrddt. iofprt Den Shmer5 pers
treibcn. 6. e. Chamberlain bon
Clinton. Ie.. iast: sic beraubi
S~hnitnunnben lno nnbere Gerlesuns
gen ibres Sdlredens. Ils cine beis
lcnbc Salbe bat iie nid)t ibrcseleiden."
Siciclbc lpirb uild) Shnen CUTE Sienite
leiiten. NIIr % Gents IN &. @.
Tmctc's Ipotbefe, 656 Iain Ctr,
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
YreSiser Ipbt bieies 2ariermittel.

9iep. 8. StubenpoQ bon Iaiipn.
Soma, lobt 81. Sings Stem 2ife Siqen
iinb ihreibt: 81. Sings Sem 2ife
Yillen iinb 10 arsse5cidnet, bub feir
Seim obne bieiel6en fem iollte.". gs
gtbt fcin beiieres Heguliermittel fir
Die 2cber unb Die @in9eipeioe. Sebc
Yiue lit garantirt. @eriubet bic
ielben. Yreis 25 Gents in g. W.
81 uete's Npptbefe, 656 Iain Str.
Subuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
@aS lit sesen elite unb Mnitano nm
was lit erlambt? ,

Gus Der Sberpfal5. ben 7. Iuguit
1918. ipirb Solgenoes 9cidrieben
Sic IoSialiitiihe ireie Surnerid)afi
hattie. pie bcreits semeloet. in SarleSs
bauicn bel &aIiel elm S~allpcrfen nnd)
Sd)eiben peranltaltet. IlS Sheibell
oienten bic Silber bon libernlen Ib9es
orbnetcu. @cgen bic1e @eidmadloiigs
felt lpanbte lid nit 9ied]t Der Sanos
ratb bon Saiiel IN ipl9enbem GrlaB:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
Mnsebli&e nene Griheinnns in
Tranfretd,.

Sn Dem 9orfe M5onne in Siib>
Sranfreih iolen brei illngc Wdbten
glei65eitig Die gleide @ri6einung &C.
ieben baben. Sic iabcn Die Suuefrall
@aria nit sroBeu Slilscln Q) am
Hiiden, ben grSengel @id]nel in elmer
itrablenben Giiitung unb Die Seannc
o'Grc 81 Eferbe NIT ipebcnbcr SABINE.
9ereits tperben @alfabrten nil9eorb@
net, Inn Die @rideinungsitdtte 81 be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
treut. Ipaar Die garfe. bic bamafs nit

mitre,it. ipsar Die 8arfe. bic bomals nit
Den anaben nntereesan9en lpur, fpurbe
peri6llidt. 3ablrrihe Ieu9ieri9e pers
iudten beute bas @ebetlnniB oes
8raters. aus benz @nie entItromen,
in Der Hdbe 5u itubieren. Cine
lpabre Solferpanoerung bat Den
iaeenbaften See gum 3iel. Walt
benft barun. Da5 Seebett pieber 81
bebalen, mill aber borher tpiilen1haftz
lid)e @ntod)ten iiber ba5 Ybdnonen
llno bic llnmD9libfeit Der Iiiffebr
Der @niier einbolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

gergeifalten bon lie SO SUB @Dbe; icber
Dicler .@dd)ter Der Srcibeit" ipiegt
iibcr 100000 Yfllnb. Sen Ibihlub
nes 0nn5cn bilhet cine gianntiifc,
aus 100 8crfitiiden berecitcIlte qua
oratiIdc Scdplatte ppn 1913 SuB
Settcnldn9e unb 1913 SUB 9Dbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26

Sputsrnonnid)oft bic bolbperbungcrtcr
uno 9dn5iid) cridDpftcn SorI6er iihc,
auf oas Scgclbpot iibcricstc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-26
. u Is u g IL 6,
9 w e.,

Gtmc Boarding.. s@mle far jnmse 9amcm nno fLimc ssdo 3ca.
Ser &brpam mmfnM: gpbrMmnss- 4hbaihe& nmaa ubM nrmaLs mie au@g8Eenibf
@ Sus &unhtrhsdt @mt ame nh Gluuion t
Sir nGae auAnt ifbe man an:
DIRECTRESS O THE ACADEMY O. THE VISITATION Dubuque low.
gms 6ummc mhm man s st
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-04

dire CT them are asked to correspond
with mc, aud if you have leaders
! there, they can do themselves no
greater favor than to cooperate with
me. They will not be rebelline
ag.iost any nation, nor people who
wish you we'll. But you will gain
the respect Of al. Many OF you who
have no hopes may be we'll employed
wnIIe you travel all over tue world.
Others who have worked hard to
learn something will tipd a ready
use f'r it at good and honor ble
advantages. Those who bave little
money can use j. With the suress
possibility OF good profit. No m.a
|, required to possess moIe tLnu
$1,000 ard many or the greater
portion will only be req lest~d to
have good will TO DO all YOU can
fo' she cause which will provide all
the necessities of life for you in re-
'urr while you make your own mon
ey and boss your own affairs. What
you don't know will De taught 20
you and what you need will be fur
nishel to you. Now Tie move ia ON
and ask you TO stop talking long
enough to get on too. You will not
have TO lcse your citizenship nor
make enemies of your trierds. You
Gao remain where you are ard do
what you are doing until y,u choose
TO move 20 some other piece for tho
better A. your own leisure. Your
homes aud businesses will ba pre-
pared for you wherever you go. You
Will live IN first class hotels, ride in
frs! class vehicles aud lave eyerv
other privileges which YOU nav de-
serve and be willing 10 pay for.
Every man will have an euual c;srca
TO get 10 the very top.
Write a, once, Sc, ding uonev n
pay for reply, as there will os too
many for me TO pay from my pockst.
Let US hsgin as W. expect TO end
with economy.
l. S. Moore,
Bahia, Brazil.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-04

wey. This eeems 10 be our position
on the amendment. What position
Will our white mem bership sesume?
Will they be less or mort? Numer.
lcally spesking they are able to do
what they please about it. Bot
morally speaking wbs. ere they eble
to DO about We know they are
DOT strong enoogh morally to give
us full justice. Are they strong
enough morally so...give Us this
amendment, this compromise for
justice? We will wait and zee, In
the meau,ime We propose TO eg,a,e
and contend for foil jnstce.
Rev. S II. Norwood.
Baltimore MI
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-04

The Sav'or's coming and the
perfect life be lived, conclusivelv
proves to Us that His supreme wish
was and 10, that the young should be
90 trsintd in clsaslinese, bonor, ia :
'dus'ry sDd economy-prerequisit
OF true reIigion--so that in old age
existence caD have no terrors for
them. II lie then whom homes. no
difference how humble they are,
should be heavenly babitatioDs. In
euch homes meals are sweetor than
ever, and iheir beds soft and pleas.
ant.
1t 10 tbe duty of everybody to
Work 10 youth so that leisure and
JOY msy be his, and its eyeryb ody'e
tor the labor before the sunse. of
IiHs.
As there will be no AIN shouses, no
bitter bread Of grudging CHARITY, in
the world to come, there should be
mono here. 10 the future world
every earnest Iaborer in the Masters
vineyard will richly share OF all the
blessings doe him. Hence may ali
work out 8 peaceful rest before the
eternal highs fails, making life SO
rswest, that the joys of Christmas
spsst asy be The glory OF every day,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-04
Wilson POlIed Less Than
Bryan in 1903.
The BALLOTS TkDULATED
President-Eiect Received 6,154,748:
Roosevelt, 1928, 40; Taft, 3,376,422,
and Debs, 673,703.

The popular vote for president in
the elections Of 1912 shows that VIII
son polled throughout the country
total Of G,156,747 votes; Roosevelt g.
528,14O and Taft 3,376,422
The Socialist vote for Debs amount
ed to 673,7S3, with the Socialist count
still unfinished in seven states.
In 1908 Bryan's popular vote was
6,393,1S2 and that of Taft 7,637,676.
The vote in New Jersey gives Will
son 1928; Roosevelt, 145,41O; Taft,
$685.; Debs, 1901; Chain, 287S.
Maryland-Wilson, 112,674; Roose-
welt, 57,7S9; Taft 1886; Debs, 3996:i
Chain, 2244
Virginia-Wilson. 9O,33g; Roosevelt,
21,7@7; Taft, 1921; Debs, 1877; Cha
fin, 500
Instrumentation, 2Is189; RooseL
welt, SO61; Taft 1922; Dobs, $50;
Chain, 434.
West Virginia Wilson, 1854;
Roosevelt, 1868; Taft 56,2S2; Debs,
10000; Chain, $500.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-04

Ex Governor McOorke's prophecy
shat Governor cleo. Hatfield be the
winner in the Senatorial contest is
CLOSELY woven, but 10 thin enough to
be seen through. That the vision ia
father to the desire, goes without
argument. DR.. Ha,feld's ambition
10 to serve the people who elected
hin 10 their governor. He is 8
young man, and the people who
made him governor, can four wear.
later, after he has made good every
pledge he made, send him TO The
United States Senate. TO do 40
now, would tie up the State Senate
IN such muddle. that might take
shape to try to get the wise Ex-
Governor before the people as an
aspirant for the Senatorial toga. The
Eek. Governor hasn't mixed and
mingled long enough With the Prog
resolves to understand how easily
'they can and will bury all the bick
srlDg among them, for the good OF
their cause, What The Ex- G overnor
;said relative TO the division among
ne, was eaid before the 5th OF Nov,
ember paet, bat did it turn out as
1oretold7
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-04

Mr.. J.mes Il. Levy, very popu-
lar 3. 4 0. dining Car waiter, and a
man wi'b soul too big for bis purse
YET be made poor mans mint OF
money. died last Sunday in thi. CITY
He deserved host OF sincere friepds,
His remains we're taken to Washipp-
ton, d. c., where the Koigbt Temp
lars buried him in splendor. Peace
TO bis ashes and eternal Joy for his
soul.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-04
Find Woman Archer Sho+

Miss Julia V Sullivan, who was tbs
champion archer and also tho raj
woman chauffeur of Chicago, was dis
covered shot dead at her home Mrs
). b. Loeb, a visitor, was detained
pending an investigation. Mrs Iool,
told a story of suicide. Miss Sullivan
was 1orty-two years old and was ona
OF the foremost archers of the country
ohe also held Canadian medals for ica
skatlng A cheap revolver was found
pes"1e per The bullet passed through
her heart
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-04

TalmsRe walking along q street in
New York 0aw drunken fell,v
lying in gutter. He stopped looked
~ bin. and said: But for the reIiy-
Ion OF Jesus Christ, there lays Tsl
mage That exact feeling should
control every living being in the
downfall and lying OF humanity,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-01-04
SATURDAY, JAN'Y. 4. 1913

Coleman B!eAse's dirty hsrangue
10 the same old riDgboned, spav-
ined, bony, wind broken,sore backed
horse Ma, old Ben Tillman rode 10
bis par~lyeie, and may be jostle this
old fossiiferous fool 10 it.
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it would all come out right. But he
could not see it that way. Now to.
day when ever apupil comes uuder
my control, Geek to know Whist play
he likes best and why! By this
knowledge ! lead him the shortest
way to the goal which we wish to
reach. II [ do not know the game
or play Which he tella ue about, |
ask him to lay aside the books for
awhile and just tell me all be kroxs
about the game. and l ja,t criticise
him IN every possible way at bis own
game. Thus be becomes scmcwb,,
friendly with me and admires nv
common sense while I get clear
conception Of his attcntveness and
comoativcness which I try to arouse
IN him at every pace. have him to
know that life is bat game AID IT
must be played with the zeal of a
thorough gambler. The prize must
DO wen while the player must respect
every rule OF the game 80 that his
skll' and tenacity will prove his fate,
and his strict regard for every law
proves the justice Of his character
Aud any'game which is pot equally
just tor oil the players is not worth
its oame, should not exist as such,
and it is not worthy Of good player
to cheat the game simply because
the other players do. It is enough
TO expose the cheats and quit play
Jog with them.
Now back to the real subject. The
Negro leaders have not proved that
they expected to win by playing fair,
and thus they lose by Others playing
foul. A man who fails TO make q
good point. when be can, should he
1850, Will have DO symps,hy from The
j"dges,,,but their contempt instead.
This is the case with all humanity
to-day. The leaders throw awuy
their tricks, as they say, because thsy
would not dare to take up stakes
should they win. 1 say try to win t
times and seesif there are not some
players just as fairo IS them selves
The Negro leaders have seemed not
80 rely upon their followers, thu.
we see them forever trying to com
proD'se with their antagonist, Then
they should quit the game. Win.
and then give it up like men il you
bave to. The Japanese, won from
Russia, snd when she had proved
that she was tho Cars mistress.
retired because Russia proved q
aespst rather than sport. Now
Japan is living in glory and self
confidence, willie Russia is in con
llnual trouble and suspicioo. She is
wlse enough to know that her own
tricks shall cause her disgrrceful end.
Negroes bave been SO n.giectful aud
careless vita their own, that white
people fear TO trust them with their
(tte white peoples) interests If
Shey ware cot SO eager 10 get the
praise Of the white man, thew rbe
Negroes would have more OF his (she
wbi'e man'O confidence and respect.
Even your enemy hstss your cow
ardice, or sdmires your coursge.
The most of you seem 10 forget tina.
the word "race" means contest
between similar beings, in similar
ct and under similar conditions.
thus you have been satisfied 10
bring your horse in last; to The dis
gust Of all The judges ADD beckers.
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j. R.Tg4KFFGDRD.
ATTORNEY At T..y

ATTORNEY At LAW
MARTINsBURG, WEST VIRGINIA
Sw Practices in al the Courts Of W
Vs. The Supreme Court of Appeals
and tue United States Courts,