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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

SIS lit Gin f(eines. armicliees Neit, mo
8ieieS geidn6. bas iid) b%riiitct, einel1
Sigh Shpol Gourie an beiisen. Son
bieicr Sigh Sfopl fam MO ebrlid,
iagcn: lit amounts to not6ine" unb
GientanD, Der Sernunft bat, fpirb es
beitrciten bd CO an ben nllernptbs
ncubigiten Iitteln fehlt. Ser Wnnn
bcntt ipp6l ieinem ainbe cine floiiiihe
@prer5iebuns 81 9eben IN bieier 5i9b
Sdlopl, bas %eripndyierc Wdbd)en odnll
III ir9eno ein nnbefnnntes College 6t
ididcn, bon Dem es mad, einiseu Sail
ren Suriidfonrmt - nnuie bigb up in
tbc air -.
Gines lit iidcr: bas Idbfcn tpirS
icincn @cs IN Die .8cieGidnft"
idneller finnen. slber Oh bieic @ez
iclid)nit cine cute lit? @ir be3tpcis
fcln es. &ieqciht tuurbc cine iogcz
nnrmtc College : Srcunoid)ait nit
irgci,b cincm iungen Innnc geIdloiicn
in Den ySipeet Sirtceu", mn bic
5ulgc iuirn iein: cine semiihtc Che
mebr ntb cine libernle Satbplifim
mebr. Spd mas tbut's?
Ibcr bon,it ii1b lpir id)on bon Der
Sd,ulc %abgeipid]cn unb nuf Die un@
driitlitc Gr5icbung 9etonlmen, bic int
maiden Jamilien ben 2inbern III
tbeil ,uirb. Sic aubere llriad,c lit.
parum 10 piele ainber IN Die Stdbtt
flicben unb mas dllcin ihlimm lit. Dor;
Dem 2oitcr anteimfallcn. %ic[leiht
ein nnbcres Wnl ilbcr bieien Yunft.-
6. =. 3 / nj nj c + IN an n.y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
gciieu, bab tic nnr cit gbeil cincS
arpfcn @cltaanacn iino.

8enn Damn Elm iltngcr Warlll btnz
gcbt nno nlis bieier Gr6iebuns Die leBz
ten Solgcrunaen 3icht, itd] ais ppl>
fornntcn u%nnbhdneig nnb MQeinberrz
idcr 9eb1rbct nit llcbcrtrctltrg iclbit
jcrcr @eicsc, pbuc Die cine ~ip5inlc
Srbnung iiberhnupt nid)t bcitcbell
fam, lpcnn CT r~iidiid,tslos MN ieiu
ci9encs Grbcn9liid illdt unb in CT
rcifun9 Sclicn iclbit Dor Dem t~iefitcit
Sdlter nid,t 6nriidihredt, balln 3eigeit
lie auf i'm NIT Singcrn mn lplnocrn
lid, iuic cin Wnnu init elmer 10 f~eiilei1
Gr6icbnng" MIR 10 melt fommen fam.
ga, etfuas YnbrreS lit i%pnberbar,
BAT nanllid nidlt siae 10 melt fpmmeu.
Sas Yrin5ip u~nicrer Sd)ltlcn lit
fulid. Sic iud)cn Den Wenid)en 81
cincm ranhbnr Werf3eu9
bera~n3llbilben. anitatt i'm suerif 5u
ciitem gntcn Wenif,cn jn madben.
Sed)niIhe Serti9tciteu iperoen eez
lebrt, rnD groiebung bes Gbaraftcr5
ipirb per9ciien. s8ir iiub niht bas
9cgen, bab unierc Sfulen periuden.
Den iun9en Wenid)cn nit jenen SGbig>
fcitcn nlls8uitattelJ bic ibn1 cincn
9utcn SlaB in Der nlcnihlid,en @ez
Icllidaft nnb bier IN bieicr @clt err
iperben fOn1ell, abcr rtart ipll.e DOT
Ilem baitadJ itreber, Sert Wenidjen
ielbff gnt 5m rtafcn ober menigitens
has 5nnDament iiftlidler Cite in ibnt
sn legert, anf Seiu CT bann ielbit
tucitcr bauen fDnutc.
N6cr mir babcn feline G6arafterz
bilbuug IN unieren Sd)nlcn unb barl,nl
fein Sunbomcnt fir bas ipGterc 2eben
nit 1cinen pielcr }iiilb grpben @cfa6z
en-. 60 lnusc nniere Shulen uiht
Sas ~leiitct, fDnncn tic nidt dJriitlihc
Sdjnlen gennunt iucrpcn.
Gs CAB einc ;3eit. lpn Die fotbnl.ide
Stride bic cir5i9e ipar, Die bicicn
Sebler %unierer 0ffentlidcn Sd)ulcn err
fdnntc unb ucrurtbeiltc. Sic lit audj
beuie nod bic cil,5i8c folgcridtisc Ser
fedterin elmer Sfule, Die uebcn niiBs
liden a%cnntniiien audi Den Character
bes ainocs 81 bilbeu perIud)t im Ies
ligionslnterrif)tc. ltnb ielbit tpenn
uud) Der Heligipnsunterrid)t fcincu
nnbercn Wcrtb bate, ols Den Ga
rnfter 81 bilbcn. 10 mare id)pn bicie,
ScroicnIt nm @crtb se1ug.
Seltc iii Bic fdtboliihe Stride nift
m1cbr allcin, lpenigitens iniofern nid)t
ais aud, Standardization mn ~bcrporrds
gcnbe decentralization, Die c5 piiicu
tonnen, eiuicbcn. baS Die Sr6eit in
llniercr offcntlid1cu Sfulcn einc perz
febltc lit.
GS 9tbt ia nlid) nod aatbplifcn. bic
in Der offcntlid)cn Sfulc Stcrn unb
Sell nIcin icbcu, nber mir bnrum,
neil CO Ii ciunrul in pielcn @cgcns
bcu nod - 10 - lit, bnb bas NGos
den icinen 8eg in Die %ioacnannte
"@eica'dlnft" ifnelcr finbct, ipelrn eS
III elmer 0fieutlifen Sd)ilc, uno lei cs
aud, III Der nrmicli8iten, er6ogcn obcr
rcr3p9eu ipurhc. lN
adgncn bn bot Sturgeon einige
Sfipcitcrn in cine @emcinbe nm nadl
ainbern Su ilIdlcu fir ibrc Hiibenbe,
eritflaiiiidlc fntboliifc Gcaoemp.
Gin Wtnnu bieier @cmeinbc hattie
Gin Wdbdcu, bas Nlen accianet ificn.
elmer 'olfcn Nnitolt 5llr 3icroe 81 a.
reidlen. 8cfragt. pnrum er bieies
Wdbdlcn nift it1idcn ipullc, fam Die
ipeiic I%ntiuort: uSbc Catholic cbucn>
ton III Gonpento amounts TO nothing"
Spl man "a laden oocr pcincn?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
GurDpn's Sleifh= %criprgure NTH bic
amsrtfauiid)sn Gcirieriletih=
9nitutten.

Sc6r intcrcllnnt idlrcibt cin rtidlas
hclltid)c5 Slutt: Gs biirfte icititcbcu.
DAP Die elIrppdiidcn Stanten inter
lid, feline 1lenncu5lpert6cn Menac1 an
%tcb ncbr uustnuIfcn fpnnen; Die
ctil6clncn Stnatcn brdlldlcn ibr @icb
nptblpcnpig iclhlt 5ur G%rndbrltig Der
ci91cn Scpolfcrun9. 9ngc9en hattie
MO bon Den iibcriceiid)cn Stnnten
mcbr 0ilfc crlpnrtet, bod dlIdl bier
ltclltc e5 lid herall5, raj arDbcrc &pffs
nun8en lp5ltingcn nnir nuf Ir9cntinicn
Su IcBen lpnrcn. Snbc5 inn III lester
3ett nltd aus Nrgcntinicn INNER meJr
beoroblid)c Wclhnngcu bcriibergefpnla
men. Cine ncuc @nrnu19 iinbcn mir
biesmal in cinem Irtifcl Scr ,S(mis
lidIcu 3citun9 bes Gcutid)cn S(cis
ersGcrbanoc5" (Nr. 81 pont ,.
Nll9uitl Der nit folgerbcu @prtcn
beginnt: "2lreentiuien mar has @anp,
BON Dem nllc5 SPELL nbbGngcn iplte.
oa5 nllcin befG6igt idlicn, Die @elt otis
allen Acknowledgment 81 crlDicn, ba3
nit icincn fabcl6aft hiGi9en @iebs utb
Sleiid)prciien mn in%lnlcnicu @prroe
then Elm ipabres SpraDo iein iolltc.
lln0 mie itebt es BORT hellte nls?"
Sas Organ bes Sleiider %erbunbcs,
filbrt Damn oc5 &citcrcn aus, bnb man
III Irgentillien cine rildiiht5loic
9inllbluirtbidaft an Der @ieb6n(tung
oes Sanoes gctrieben, unb onB infol9cz
Oe1len cine erhebIidlc Slciihtbeucrun0
III Irgc1tinien eiligeiebt habc. Be-
Ionoers beeroblid abcr pirb nllrrdhz
lid bds SDrgehcn Der nprbzamerifdz
niiden @efricrflciif Nnitoltcu. bi9
it'd III Ir9entinicn cingeniitct babell.
Sieie amerifnuiidcu 8cIeQidaftcu
9eben barauf bilalls. burh cine rid
liftsloie INTERVIEWING nlle ibrc Con-
fllrrenten nuf Dem e%uropdiifcn Warftc
aus Dem Sclbe 81 idln9en, lint alein
IN Den SciiB Der @todt unb Dumit
CUR ul16ci6rdl1ften SreisfeitieBu1g 81
~gclangcn. Sn ibrcr Noth bnbcn Sie
beDrdngten einbcimiihen @cfricr
flciidlz Initalten ber argeutiniihsa
Srppin5 9uenos Nircs nndl @n9ube
ne5 Organs bes Slciidcrz@ crburbe3
nm 6. Suni cine gingabc beim ar9cn
tiniiben 9anbipirtbifafts : Winiites
RUM eingercift, iporin lie iid ii6er
iencs Observation-Disclosures bitter be-
flngen. Su bieier ginaobc bciBt c5
L.. a.: oSas bcite nreentiuiide Sleiid)
lit III Sonbon nicl bi0i9cr nl5 ha5
Sleiid 5lpcitcr 0iitc. ipie cs 9elp06nz
lih in Suenp5 s(ircs c~onillmicrt
nirbl" Sas Organ bc5 9cutidbcn
Sleiiderz &erbanbes IteQt iclbit felt.
Onb Die 4reiIc fir has ar9entiniIdle
SlciidI in 2onbon Inn sic 6Glftc nicz
brigcr iinb. nl5 Der nrscntiniidc @tr>
6rolldlcr in @nenos Nircs gu 5a6lsn
bat. Sns pirit nLcrbin9s nuf Die
"@iQigtcit" bcs nrgentiuiI6cn Ileiz
id,cs Gin rcdt ci9entbiimllidcs 2idt.
@ie lpirb C nbcr nit bicicu .6iQigen"
Sreiicn, lpern Die anteritnniiden &C.
icqid)ufteu i'm I~lcinbciibc Der Madt
linn unb sic Hrciic hnnu mad @iQfiir
bifticrcn fourcnl Sic pcrncn lido
Damn fir ihrc heutigen %crlliitc gcnib
reid,lid) cutIhdOigcn lpollcn. Sumner
3ipin9cnber nirh bn6cr fir inns Die
Not6lpenbigfcit. sic ci9nc SlciId sYrDz
button naf Woglihfeit 81 erbnltcn
mo tic 10 ipcit 81 itdrten. OnB mir
nto9lid)it u%no6bGngig pom auolanhc
blcibcn.
Sas 9ebcn nuf bcrn 2anbc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

9nmalt Ser Ser. Stnaten bcu aetrpi=
fencn &crglcif fir binfd0ig. Gr be.
itcht nui 3ahlung Der pulen Stcncr
fiir bic bctreffenbcr @icngcl gef0rdtrr
&nttrr. Gicicr Sage iinb POM Chi
cagocr Siitriftaz Imualt WilfcrioH
negcn brci Ger bct6ciligtcr Sirnen
ala9en angcitrengt morhcn. Mm. S.
" orIcp ioQ $3.50 0 nnh5oblcn,
Die IS. s.. s. Il mmpnb So. $780,.
600 mn sic Sriehman@ tfg. So.
$125,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

Der Gage Der nuf Dem Sonhe lebcnDcn
Srnueu fort5niebcn. Sm Saufe oct
ndditcn Gage gclnngcn $4,000 Sriefc
sur %~cricnbru9, in benen @attinncn
uno Spd,tcr BON Snnbpirtben INN cine
Mcibc pon Iusfiinfteu erilid,t mcrbcn.
BIC Srtefc 9cben III icbcm Der $500
Counties pcs Sal1bes an ctrpu ~5lpuu5i9
Der 1r0Rtcn Hdrn1cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
Sas 9ebcn nuf ocrn 2anbc.

SnnbnirtblfnftS Setrctdr 6ouiton
bat beethoven. sic bon Der Mpoicpeltz
&crtpaltuuB %beapnuclc ltutcriud,un0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
uWas 1T SranHy"

@Gbrcnb bic Sraec: .@us IL
@bistcp?" al8cnidcinlid 10 Idipicrig
mar, oab Die Sad>lcntc beS Gbcmiid,cl
Bureaus bes IdcrbnusS cpartcment5
ipdbrenb brcier aominiitrationen lid,
nit Der Seanttportrns beidlGftisicn.
bat sic Sunbesbcborhe fir refine Nahz
ru1gsz nnb @enubnlittel jest Die
peitere Sraae: ~@as lit 9ranbn?"
idJneQ entidJieben. Sn elmer &unbac.
buns Der 8cbDrbc miro erflGrt:
Y@ranon lit cine %alfobpliIde SeItilIus
tipn ein5ia aus Dem ~segobrenen Gait
bon 6rildten, heitiQirt infer ,olfeu
ltlnitdnbeu, Nab Die daraftcriniidc
Slunte. Der iliidjti9e Suft unb Die
nromutiidcn Grin5ipien i'll Der Scitils
lation crbaltcn blci6cn."
Sic Snd)IclIte crfldrcn peitcr: Sic
Scbprbc it fcruer Der Iuiidt, naB ips
gcndnntcr Sranhr, Subcrcitct aus &C.
treble, aartoffelz obcr cincr dnbertn
Sprm ppit inbuitricllcm Spiritla, ooec
ats Ilfohol. Der aus Den N%cbcnprpz
buftcu Der Standardization aelponncu
tpirb. gcmiidt nit mcbr obcr luciii8tr
mirflid)cm @rdnbp pbcr dnbcrcm druz
matiidcn Wtatcriul, cine Sdlifung II
uub fdlihlid) ais Sranbp beScid)nct
miro. ipenn bas GtialIctt nid)t lcilc
mnbrcn 0citnnbtbcile nnHibt."
Sic Surd)fiibrrug bieics ScirnbeS
miro mupcr5il9lid in %irfiamtelt
tretcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
Der Grant lisat ttefer.

(SOrtiesultg bon Der 8. Scitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23

- Is mag icin, baB aud, Sene einz
NAL irrcn, Die lid bcmiihen. Die Welt
poripdrt5 81 %briuaerL nber Der groStc
Neinb bcs Sortihrittcs lit nift Der
Srrtbum, ionbcrn Die Srdgbcit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-23
(spesialG prretpDneens Sieier 3emmns)
3ionilten> Gonerek tit wirn.
Gpn 6. q.

~ mrs nnd N6baltiine beg 10.
A G~pnsrciies Tim September
h 1911) traten auf poIitiiden,
6ebtete S%reidntiie Elm. Die fir
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-04

Next Marian Congress at Turin
The next international Marian Con-
gress will be held in Turin in 1915.
It win not be held in 1914 because
of the Eucharistic Congress at Lour-
des.
Athletic Honors in Rome. Over one
hundred Italian athletic associations
sent teams to take part in the compe-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-04

titions. Thirty teams came from
France; six from Switzerland; three
from Belgium; two from Alsace; one
from Germany; one from Austria;
and one from Holland. The only
English-speaking countries represented
were Ireland and Canada. The first
honors of the contests went to Ire
land and Alsace, whose teams were
tied for first place. Canada stood
next to the winners. In 1908, only four
nations outside Italy took part in the
contests, and the total number of
competitors was about twelve hundred
On the present occasion, Italy sent
four thousand candidates for athletic
honors, and the total number compel
ing fell little short of five thousand
The Central Council of the association
had, of course, also in view the
performing of the devotions of the
jubilee by all these youths, and the
rendering of their filial homage to
the Holy Father
Catholic Liberty in Montenegro
At the request of the Austrian Gov
eminent, Montenegro has made ar
rangements that those who were
forced to abandon their faith and join
the Orthodox Church may freely re
turn to Catholicism. Already great
number have taken advantage of this
decree, and the Archbishop of Frit-
zend is rejoicing at the prospect of
restored liberty.
Future Eucharistic Congresses
For the next four years the meeting
places of the Eucharistic Congress
have been thus arranged: 1914,
France, Lourdes; 1915, New South
Wales, Sydney; 1916, Sicily, Palermo;
1917, South America, Lima.
Physician to Pope speaks.-Profes-
sor Marchiafava, physician to Pope
Plus, was the chief speaker at the
opening session of the International
congress on alcoholism, Monday, Sep
TENDER %. His subject was ''The
Pathology of Alcoholism" and his adj
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-04

dress summed up, he said, his studies,
researches and observations over a
period of fifty years of active profess
sional work. He was enthusiastically
applauded. The delegates represented
forty nations and thirty international
temperance societies.
Fortune Bequeathed to Cardinal.
Cardinal Aristides Cayallari has in
herited the Sagreda Palace in Venice
and the large fortune of Dona Maria
Socalla, together with all her art
treasures. The Cardinal is Patriarch
of Venice.
Remains of SANITY Redemptorist.-
In the Diocese of Tropea, Calabria,
the remains of the venerable Re
demptorist Father Meta, who died in
the repute of sanctity, were officially
exhumed, and replaced in zinc case,
pending the process for his Beatifica-
ton.
In Congregation of Studies.-The
Sovereign Pontiff has appointed as
Consultors of the S. Congregation of
Studies, Rev. Stanislaus Frederic, S.
j., and Rev. Dom Lugano of the Oil
vetan Benedictine Order.
Remains of Ancient PaIestinian
City.-In Palestine, DR.. Duncan Nc
Kenzie and G. F. Newton discovered
the remains of the city of Beth-Shem-
esh, which had been lying forgotten
since the eighth century before Christ.
Japan's School for Wisdom.-The
name of the Jesuit University at
Toxic, Japan, is Iochi Daiga Kou,
which means High School of Wisdom.
All the Fathers connected with the
institution are of the German Province
of the Society of Jesus, with the ex-
ception of Father Boucher, a French
missionary of Shanghai, and Father
Tsuchihashi, a Japanese. The latter
has studied in. France, and has the
reputation of being one of the foremost
mathematicians of the Jesuit Society.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-04
OLD WORLD NEWS.

Proportion Of Irish clergymen.-
There is in Ireland only one priest to
every 1900 Catholics. there is clergy
man of the Protestant Episcopalian
church to every $40 members Of his
creed, one to every 500 Presbyterians,
and one to every 29O Methodists.
Irish Exhibit in America. An Irish
exhibit is in course of preparation for
the Panama Pacific International Ex-
position, to be held in San Francisco
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-04

Return of Christian Dramas.-The
Catholic Stage Guild of London has
determined to make an effort to ex-
hibit the truths of Christianity in the
manner of the Middle Ages on a plat
form stage. The first production will
be the Coventry Nativity Play" 1t
will be produced by Mr.. Patrick Kir-
wan, and DR.. Terry, the organist of
Westminster Cathedral, will be the
master of the music.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-04

Aged capuchin Dead.-Father Pats
leiner, the Oldest Capuchin priest in
Germany, who last year celebrated at
Dieburg, the 10th anniversary of his
ordination, is dead.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-04

Manchester Selects Catholic.-The
committee deputed to select the Lord
Mayor of Manchester, England, for the
next municipal year submitted the
name of Alderman Daniel McCabe,
Chairman of the Markets Committee,
a Roman Catholic and an avowed
Home Ruler, who always presides at
Irish gatherings in Manchester.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-04

Irish Institute in EngIand.-In Eng
land, a movement is on foot to estab-
lish an Irish Institute at Birmingham.
Bishop of German Army chapIains.
The senior chaplain of the German
Army and Navy, Bishop Vollmar of
Berlin, has just celebrated the golden
jubilee of his priesthood. He has been
a military chaplain for more than
forty years, and has been Bishop of
the Army Chaplains since 1903, when
he succeeded Bishop Assmann.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1913-10-04

New Law Protects ReIics.-The
British Parliament recently enacted "a
law which meets with national ap-
prevail 1t is "'The Ancient Monuments
Act" whose object is to prevent de-
struction or sale of ancient relics,
buildings, etc. For any sale or alien
alton governmental permission must
be obtained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-28
IT PEEvED JOHN

OBERLIN, Kan. Oct. 2s.-Ridic-
ulous caricatures OF himself exhibit
ed by his wife TO his neighbors was
one OF the grounds offered by John
Quinn in his divorce suit.
MY wife took that thing" said
Quinn. exhibiting pencil sketch
roughly made and with a penciled
notation about Quinn. land showed
II all around the little town of Ira
er, where we lived. was never
guilty OF any wrong doing. and it
hurt my feelings"
The sketch convulsed the attor.
neys and newspaper ment. Quinn
was given a divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-28
Even Most Chronic Sufferer:
Find Relief From Few
Doses of Croxone

Croxone soon relieves such con-
ditions because II reaches the very
roots of the disease. II soaks right
into the stopped up. inactive kid
neys. through the walls and lin
ings; cleans out the little filtering
cells and glands; neutralizes and
dissolves the poisonous uric acid
substances that lodge in the joints
and muscles to scratch and irritate
and cause rheumatism; heals the
inflamed membranes of the bladder.
and cleans out and strengthens the
stopped up, lifeless kidneys so they
can filter and sift all the poisens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-28
SLEEP Disturbing BLADDER WEAKNESS
BA(KACnf-RHfUMATISM, QUICKLY VANISH

from the blood, and drive 1t out of
the system.
SO sure, so positive, so quick and
lasting. are the results obtained
from the use of Croxone, that three
doses day for few days are
often all that is required to end. the
worst backache. regulate the most
annoying bladder disorders, and
overcome the numerous other sim
liar conditions.
Croxone is so prepared that ii is
practically impossible to take II
without results.
An original package costs but a
trlfle. and all druggists are author
lied to return the purchase price
II Croxone fails to give desired re-
suits regardless of how old You
are, how long you have suffered. or
what else has failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-28
WAS GOOD JOKE

CORNING. Ark. Oct 2s.--Falling
out OF jail while exploring the int.
rior II the Clay county structure
was such a joke 20 Richard Thomp-
son. a boy who Is held on a burg
larry eharge. that he could not leave
Jail for laughter and permitted him
self to be locked up again.
Thompson pulled the grating off
the large pipe which conveys warm
air into the building. intending 10
hide from the Jailer. To his sur
prise. Thompson. who Is built on the
beanpole order. slipped and shot
through the pipe into the furnace In
tho basement.
Shaking with laughter, he crawled
TO the furnace door. which he open
ed. With freedom before him,
Thompson refused to leave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-28
GEMS IN STOCKINGS;
THROWS THEM AWAY

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 2s.-A pair
OF womans stockings are being
sought They were formerly the
property OF Mrs. George Hughes.
212 East Vernon av., and are
thought to contain two diamonds
worth $1,000. Hughes gave the dia-
mondB to his wife TO deposit in a
bank She placed them in the
safest place she knew and then
forgot. Later she threw the old
stockings away.
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Rheumatism
Relieved in 48 Hours
or Money Refunded

Money refunded II a dollar bottle
OF "smith's Potassium compound"
fails 90 relieve you OF Rheumatism.
Gou,. Lumbago or Sciatica In Is
hours. Il stops the pain. removes
the cause. and when that Is done.
have no fear Of rheumatic desormi-
ties. Full sized bottles sent direct.
prepaid. by John A. Smith. e5o2 Il.
Water st.. Milwaukee. Wis. In case
you cannot call At druggists named
below. "eunlth's Potassium Com
pound" 10 guaranteed TO BE- free
from Morphine and other Narcotics.
and many stubborn esses have been
cured BY . single onc-dollar bottle.
Sold In Seattle ~ Owl Drug Co.
storsa
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WIRELESS FRAUD

BERLIN. Oct 2s-The recent
stock exchange frauds carried on In
Paris by means OF machlnations
over the telephone. are causing Ger.
man wireless experts TO discuss how
far similar dopredRtions may be
available BY means OF wireless tole-
graph.
Count Arco. one OF the inventors
of the German Telefunken system.
admits that II Is technically possible
TO intercept and 10 tampcr with
wireless messages. and that ingcnl
GUS swlndlors could concoivabiy Inn.
rate or Guido tho Paris telephone
girls who helped n gang OF Dourae
crooks to execute u number OF shady
transactions.
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Lights a Match on His Pants and
Then Pants Go Up in Flames

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-Here is a
comedy that will not be reproduced
before moving picture camera,
principally for the reason that Chas.
Wagner. 81 years old. the light
comedian. refuses TO repeat the per
Torrance.
Wagner. who In a moving picture
operator. went home and sat down
In some fresh paint lie then OBJ
tanned some gasoline and proceeded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-28
THE MARKETS

The price OF fresh ranch eggs con-
tinues to soar. At most houses the
fresh stock sold at a 2-cent advance
this morning over Mondays prices.
A few dealers are still holding back
before applying the additional 2
cents The Eastern stock has also
advanced.
Carloads OF Florida oranges. Cape
Cod cranberries, lemons. Oregon
caullflower and other staples in de-
mand. are expected on the street In
A few DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-28
SAVE YOUR HAIR! If FALLING OUT
OR DANDRUFF-25 CENT DANDERINE

out fast a little Danderine tonight
now -anytime-wlll surely save
your hair
Get a 25-cent bottle OF Knowltons
Danderlne from any drug store or
toilet counter, and after the first
application your hair Will take on
that life. lustre and luxuriance
which Is so beautiful. II will be-
come wavy and fluffy and have the
appearance of abundance; an in
comparable gloss and softness, but
what will please you most will be
after Just few weeks use, when
you will actually see a lot o, fine,
downy hair-new hair-growiI. all
over the scalp.
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TANGO IN CHURCH

DENVER, Oct. 2s--Therell be
refined Raging at the Rev. Father
Garrett Burke's dance early In No
yember. II will be the first public
dance Of it's kind to be given by
a church in Denver. All the music
will be ragtIme and the tango will
constitute many OF the numbers.
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to clean his trousers This done.
he seated himself for a quiet smoke.
After placing large cigar in his
mouth he scratched match on the
wall. The match refused TO light.
Well. the old-fashioned way is
best after all" he said. scratching
the match on the leg OF his pants.
The match lit. SO did the pants.
SO did Wagner.
He will recover
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to make mere man believe one good
looking.
And the best Of Il all Is that each
Of the three requisites may be had
for the price OF care and attention %
Little Miss Mary Charleson. not
much bigger than n minute. gives
these sane rules for the woman who
would be considered beautiful
or course IL Is true that she pos
sesscs the beautiful eyes. aquilIuo
nose and ruby lips. Rs we'll as her
prescribed trio. but then.