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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24
2lntraee fir Sic bemrise Gen'
tralsD ssGenpentien.
(gis 5nm 20. Smli at bic G%cntralitelle
eim5nienbcu.)

(Gin9eianbt Der GentralftcQc.)
Ginem pur etlideu Sabren anses
nommenen ScidluR bes Gentral= Sers
ems sufulsc merben aud beiter uieocr
AntrGge, bic 5eitig seitmg eintrcffen,
o Der %Gentralifclle sniammenge=
itellt nnb in gebrufter Sprm Der
Convention porgelest werocn. Mnf
bieie Weiic mirb nidt nmr cine be.
beutenoe 5eiteriparnik e~rsielt, ions
bern aud bic Mrbeit beR Convention
be5u. bes betr. Gpmites erleihtert
,uerben. Die Mntrdse merben ndm=
lid in Der G%entralitele smiammen=
seitelt nnb sebrnft, unb f6nnen bant
in bieier Sprm lcidter ben S~elegatet
nmh ben Gpmite= Waitsliebern i'm Be-
iDriberen pDrsclest iuerben, iuDbnrfJ
aud bic Gr6rternnsen e~rlciftert iuer=
ben. Die Mntrise uerben 10 sebruft
perben, baF Elm ~seniisenber grocer
Hanb fir Yemerfnnsen urb 8erGnbe=
runsen fret bleibt.
Sa bic benrige Gpnpentipn bereits
in Der eriten ISOLDE int Iusnit suiams
mentritt, lit Is sn iuiinihcn, baR bic
Mntrdse bis ipdteitens ant 20. Snlt
bel Der Genfralitelle einsereiht mer=
ben. SIS banbelt it'd bierbei nm alle
Der Convention p%Drliesenben Mn=
trGse. Wer einen Der Seriifihti=
suns iuiiroisen gntras cinrciden mill,
m6se oies auf bieie @eiie thnn.
Mntriige limb an bic Gcntrulifel(c
bes Central gereins, 3O7 Semple
Sntlbing, ct. 2Dmis, Mp., su riften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24


0 &uranltaltcn icber Irt III
" unierem 2anbe Iduft leid)t
- in bic Sauienbe. Wan mnB
ipirflid Itaitnen. lpenn nan Die piclcn
Gn5cieen iolder Snltituie in ben
3eitungen unb Seitifriften iiebt.
liner Staunen ipiirbe Iid) nod bcbcuz
tenb iteieern, lpenn mir c;ni9e bieier
Nnitalten beiud)en founter, nm lire
tpunberbareu g%inrihtungen 5u icben
unb gu beobad)ten, ipie i'll ibnen @qcs
~auiseboten irirb, ipas mir aunit nrio
8iHcnihaft leiiten fonnen. im bas
Zoos Der 8ranfeu 81 erleiftern, ibre
Sdmer5en 81 linoern, linen ibre &C.
Iunbbeit tpieber ber5uitelen.
Was man nift Iqes tbut fir ben
9cib bes Weniden, Der bod, in tur5er
3eit bon Wiirmern per5ebrt mirb.
5at man audi dbnli1e Initalten
fir Deg Reniden ebeliten Sbeil. fir
feline Seele? Sat mar &urorte, mo
man aIes aufbietet. I'M bic &ranfs
beiten Der Seele gu beilen, I'M ibre
Shmer3en 81 linbern, ibrc 8eiunbs
belt ipieber polis ber6uiteIlen2 Bir
ilden pergebens mad ei1er In3eiee
Die uns Iusfunft sebeu fDnnte. ODER
bat pieleiht Die Seele feline 2eiben.
feline &rdnfbeiten? Obi mare Sem
MIR fol 8er ipiiBtc nidt alis bitterer
G%rfabrlns. oa6 ibre Seiben mitlnter
bebeutenb peinlider iino nlS Der peinz
lifite Gbcumatismus. SDren ipir
biesbe5iislih, mas ieiner Seit in benz
protcitantiiden .8eihsboten" eridJies
ncn lit.
r8as unierer Stride motif tbut, fpie
bas tdslide grot, bns lit Die 8ieber>
belebuns Der pripaten Seiht. 8er
cine ldneere ieeIior9eriihe Grbeit
binter it'd bat, tpeib, paB uniere Stride
bon BON 2euten lit. tpelbe beihten
miiiien, lnb tpieberum audi boil bon
.3euten. ipelf)e lid .bauah iebnen,
beidten 5u tonnen. gs sibt Saltz
ienbe. Die o ibrcr gersansenbeit ipie
bon einem ifipar5en S6atten perfolgt
iperben. sic modten ben S1muss
fleden hires 2eben NIT ibren Sbrdnen.
nit ibrem 8lut tileen; aber bas &C.
ipiiien bleibt numb. Die Seele franf, es
feblt linen bas Wort bon Der 8ers
sebune uno 5tpar @ottes 8ort aus
Menifenmuno.
.Sb, tpenn man elm Saus tpiibte.
in bas man iif Suriid5iebeu fonute
auf fiir5ere ODER ldngere Seit. Elm
Saus. beiien Yaitcr cine sebeiliste
Yerionlidfeit 1T, bic iid aiif Die ieels
iorseriihe gebanbluns Der franfcn
Seclen beritebt, unb Der man iih ans
p~ertrauen faun. limb cs 9ibt cine
srobe &laiie anberer. idtuer belaiteter
Menidenieelen. Sic Hampton pioer
lire Siinben unb bns Cube? Nieoers
lasen iiber Nieberlaseu. S6 ipenn es
Elm Saus sabe, IN bas lie iid 5uriid<
5ieben f0nnfen, I'M ben @eriudunsen
gu entflieben unb i'm seiitIiden 2eben
5u eritarfen.
y8obin ion elm Safer ieinen err
ipadienen Sobn seben, Der NIT sez
brohenen Sliiseln ipelf unb miioe
b~eimtebrt? 8o lit bas Samariters
baus. bas Gel unb 8eiu fir feline
9unben bat? Sb ipenn es Elm
Yetbanieu sdbe, in bas Seius einfcbrt.
elm Siloab, in Dem Der 5eilanb frast:
.8iait Sl seiuno iu~erben?"
.8eilt man bin auf bic 6riiflihen
grbollnssbduier nnb Seeboipi5e -
iie iinb seiesnet unb ieien geiesnet =
aber Tie. f0nnen bas nidt iein, mas
mir iud]en. ipas mir brau6en II.
Wir brau6en cine InitaIt. Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24

aonig Nlbcrt beglcitetc tic. febrte aber
iofort 5urild, I'M bic Hcpuc iiber 10,a
600 belgiihc Srnppcn nb6itnebncn.
$3.50
Ser britiide Scfrctdr bcs IcltBern
bat ofien erfldrt, Guglanb lei nercit,
Die Innerion bcs Gongos burd) Bel
glen on5ucrfennen. "a Die Golonie Dem
Sreibanpcl ofien lei ulo Sic 3uitdnoc
iidl nlld) bebcllteno gcbciiert bdttcn.-
(Sb. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24

OA/n Hpm taate @nbc 0tai Der
critic conltitutipncQ bemofraz
tide SongrcB inter Dem Sors
W. iib bes Comm. 2ui9i &anni,
- Sfopfcr uno Sorptniturbeiz
ter bc5 firfenfeinplifcn, fapitoli>
niiden @lods. Is bnnpelt lid barllm,
Die conititutipnellc. liberule Yartei 5u
ltdrfen uub Iie losSuloicn bon Den con-
icrpatipen unb decentralization @rup>
pen (bie 9%egcnludrtig antisfreimalres
rid iino) inbem man ibr einen burd)s
aus INSTRUMENTATION uno oemotra>
tii6zrabifalen Gbnrafter perlelbt. Gs
bunbclt iid ipeiter oarrm. oararlf bius
5uiuirfen. baB Die conltitutionele
Yartei in Stalier, ipenu lie audi auf
Die iabopiihe Ionarhie ibipDrt. alien
Geformen fzrabifaler Slrt
lire Irme Dffue, inbem lie Siinbniile
unb Gonfprbate nit Den Yarteieu Der
duberiten Sinfen abl6lieBt, nit So3ias
liiten unb Hepublitanern. ipenn oieie
II oemofratii6 seiinnt iinb.
Bur Nlem fam es baranf ait, ipfurt
cine firfenieinblide &unbsebnng sm
ueranitalten, bic seiuifermaken ir
eineun iuiiienihaftlid sebaltenen 8abs
men prunfte. Wan beauftraste bantit
ben Srof. Scabmto. 2ebrer bes Sir
6enredts an Der llniperIitdt in Neapel,
Der cine Hebe iiber Die 2ai5itdt bes
Staates unb iiber @eipiiIensfreibeit
belt. aus ibr gins ionncnflar Der
critic nnb lebte Sned bes GonsreiIes
berpor. Erof. Scabuto (ben beutihen
Seiern ais @ertbeipiser bes abeefaIles
nen Erieiters @eroeii i'm 8ricnreIlis
Tro5eB befannt) bat BEN Seipeis
licfern ipolen. Dab Der i~tnlieniire
Staat, ipeun er and neriuht bat. iif
Dor benz ginflub Der fatboliid)en
Stride in Inselesenbeiten ber 2aienS
p~erfpaltun9 81 eman5ipiercn, nift
baran eeoaht babe. bic ~eiu5elnen Sn@
bipiouen bon Der Nbbdnsisfeit elmer
geborpe 81 befreien. Die ibre Ntaft in
abioluter 8eiie ausiihe. Nnh Infift
oes Srof. Scabuto miiBte Der itdlie>
niide Staat lid serdbeSu in Die 5rpp
ihen Der fatboliihen Stride urb H4ll
8ldubigen beitebenoen Se5iebungEl
einmiiden unb ale Sebel in 8etpesusb
ieeen, Inn Die innere @erfoiiuns 81;
= - 1rA N- -, nL- 800. INA
tatbulifd]en Stride 5u bemofratiiierSgf
uno 3u be3entraliiiercn. W.
Cine Shmad fir bic 2aibulifen Der
san5en Welt.
Tim oies st be,uerfiteliscn, bebiirfe
Is feiter pielen Sfrnpel, ba bic fatbo-
hide Stride lid nit benz iinpermeib=
lihen abfinbe, iuenn eS niGt ansers
sebe; man biirfe lid nidt sruk iiber
ibr Hruteitieren aufresem, benin ME
5isnra seise, babe Tie iiG aud bent
italteniiden Staate seseniibcr, Der bic
6irhe Der tueltltden Serrfhaft ent=
fleioete, nnb Der BITE relisi6ien 8enpi-
ienihaften nift anerfannte, mebr pber
ueniser ms 1tnabdnberlihe seiist.
Somit lei es Sflidt Der italieniiden
H%e9ierung, fpenn eS nnd De:n @unihe
bes Srpf. Scaouto ltnb bcS bemofraz
tiib sconititutionelen ~9pnsrciies sin9e.
oas Banner Der ieit 1890 aufse9ebes
men CD firhenfeinbli6eu Yolitit ipies
Der 5l entfalten. Die irommeu Stiftuns
gen, Die Sarohials8 enefi5ien. Die
Yrd6enben Der 9omberren eiu5uiteden,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24
(speStal.G urreipunbems oieier 3eituns)
Der }eino (ammel lt jur Q6tion.
BON 6. &.
Vum g.. &.

unb cinfad Die Stride nah ltnb nah
auf ben 8e9 bes 9emcinen 8cdtes
biu6ubrdn9en.
Nad Iniiht Scobuto'S miilie nah
Dem Seiipiele Sranfreit's porgez
sangen iperoen; Srennine unb p0llisc
Snterencnloiigteit bes Stnates an alien
innereu angelcsenbciter Der fntbps
.liiden Stride. 8ic man iiebt, fonutc
bas bon einem Yrofciior bes &irfen>
red)t5 entlpiteltc Yro9ralnm nift
flurer unb raoifnler abgefaBt iein.
penn porallsaeihidt, bnB Der italie@
nii6c Staat bas Hcdt bate uno nod
geuie6t. iid ieblpebe ginmiihung Der
seiltliten gebDrben in Ingeleger~
better, Die CUR ausi6lieBliden Sefngs
nib bes 2aienitaates 9eboren. 81 pers
bitten, berlanst nan anoerieits, oaB
Ser 2aienItaat baS Hebt babe, It'd in
Die 8~e5iebunseu 5ipiifen firhlider
Seborbe unb 8ldubigen einSumii6 den,
uno iosnr an periuhen, Die Serfaiiun9
Ger StrTe d0~6liq1perH.
Irs Iold)en + + b brdnnten
Intrdsen ldbt iih erieber, mas Die
Siibrer Der conititlitioneu zbemofratiS
Ihen Hartei Iaes 81 tbllen fin mog@
lid balten, nnb mas bic 3atbulifen pom
iulden 9euten 5u eriuarten baben, bic
int sesenmdrtigen, biituriihen Mo-
ttctt, lid ais bic iiber5ensteiten 8er=
tretcr Der Srbnuns i'm gereid ber In
Stalien seltenben Snititntiunen aufa
iSielen.
Setreffs Der politiifer uno ~Io5ialen
aftion Der oentotratiid : conititutios
neuen Hartei. fiibrte Srof. Scablto
aus, pab man Die Witarbeit Der cons
ierpatinen unb decentralization Sars
teien bon Der Sanb tpeiie. neil beibe
Tarteieu niht Den Soealen bes 2aienz
itaates entiprdhen. tpdbrenb es anf
Der 5anb lieat. oa6 Die conititutionells
bemofratiid)e Sartei bon Den eripdbnz
ten beiben nihts tpiiien mill, neil bieie
antis freimdurerii1 seiinnt iiub. tpdbz
reno Die Inbdnger ibrer 9ruppe
2ogenbriioer iinb, tpie 8. 9. Der ebes
malise Winiiter Nitti, Der gousrebz
Srdiibent 8anni, Der in lid alein ale
Hi6tunsen Der nationalen Sreinaus
rersYartei pertorpert. Nift su iiber>
ieben lit, Sab bieie conititutipneus
oemofratiife Tartei serabe oieienise
lit, Die aiisenblidlid NIT Sinochiaros
glprile, Sacfi unb Grebdro, bieiem
mi~niiterieaen Sreiseitirn bes cunitituz
tioneqs bemofratiiden Iutis Glerifaltss
mus unter 2eituns @iolitti's bas 2anb
resiert. Iau fragt iid nit 8eft.
mas Die fapobiide Rondrhie BET einem
Eaft NIT iol1en Yarteien nnb BEL
einem grri6 nit ben nntisfreimaure>
ridden g~onierpatipeu nnb Hntionas
liiten seipinnen fam?
snf ieben 5all fdeint Der seaen-
ipirtise Ansenblid, tuenn mani gentle
ppn Sranfreth berfpmmenoe Mn3eidben
beriifiihtist, fir cine firdjen= feinb=
lihe Iplitif, bic alle i1mifmr5pldnc Der
9infsparteien entfeHeln tuiirbe, nidt
gut sefpiblt 81 iein; anberieitS lit IS
fir bic 5reimaurer cine Notbtuenbis-
feit in Stalien lid iuieber sur 0eltmns
81 brinsen, nnb ha lit fir tie ieber
Nsument siinitis, ielbit elm iolGer, Der
fir bic Siherbeit bes 2anbes sefabr=
lid ieim f5nnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24
&ann fuieber arbeiteu.

&ann mieber arbeiten. ,Spr einis
ger Seit". ihreibt 5err Sreb. Scoop
mann bon Iaiion. Sonia. .beitelte i'd
cine Srobefiite Alpenfrduter. Sh mar
felt iiber bier Wonaten nit beftigen
Seitcnifmer5en seplaet. Scr Mlpens
trduter bat mid politdnbi9 sebeiIt unb
.m lam iest ipieber arbeiten. SD
iperbe Den I%lpenfrduter an aqe. Die
leibeno limb. empfeblen."
Sauienoe o Sdaen er5dblen bie<
lelbe @eldidtc, lid mar franf nnb
bin ieet seiunb". ais bas 8eiultat bes
@ebraiihs BON Sorni's Mlpentrdlter.
Dem alien. 5eiterprobtcn arGrters Scils
mittel. @un perseiie ni6t. baB es
niht in Apotbefen 5u baben lit.
Spe5ialz Isenten liefern i'm benz
Yublifum. Nan ldreibe an: Sr.
Setter Sabrneb & Cons Co.. 19-25
60. Sopne Gpe., Chicago, 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24

bat BEL Der ltebernabme bes
gpmmanbos bas Seripreden seseben,
Die .9anDiten" I'M Siibcn ~innerbalb
lpeniser @ofen 81 Yaaren 81 trets
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24

ben. Bonn 8riessz Iiniiterium err
belt er Sefebl, bieIeIben beriihtieten
Ietboben an5utpenben. oeren iid &C.
neral Weblcr in Cuba bebiente. Sas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24
8rief a,ss SraRel.
tspesiaI.GorreipOmssns bisisr seitnms.)

8riiieI. I'M Stunt 10. - Sas
beleiihe Sarlament bat Die Militdrz
@orlaee nit 103 sesen 81 Stimmen
dngenommen. gs itimmtcn SO 8az
tbolifeu nno Is semdbiste 2iberale fir
Die Gill uno MIR Stpei &atbolifen bas
segen. Ser fran5piiiheu limb fldmis
ifen Sprad)e fperoenI iih bic Sifi5ierc
uno 8efrutcn bebienen.
Gin neres Spiel bes in Mmcs
rita unb in Sranfrei6 10 seieierten
belsiiden Sihters Maeterlind. Der
iiinglt nib NIT Dem .Summens
SuusensS treif" ipmpatbiiierte. bat in
Sriiiiel cine iebr faIte auinabme ses
funben. SidetS blicbcn unberfauit.
Waeterlind lit berielbe Serr. Der Dor
Ginger 3eit cine ataoemiide SlusSeihs
nung onriidpies. neil tic linn ieitens
elmer fatboIii6en Hesierune
anseboten tpurbc. (Summer Sunse!)
Iit Der getebruus Der ensliid)en
9enebiftiners Wonde bon 9albep in
&aleS batten Die belsiideu 9enebittis
nersVdter bon NareboonS audi an
tbun. Ibt COLUMBIA Ieete ben anglis
taniiden Nonhen nabe iih nad) 8om
81 menoen, nad)bem CT iiber ibre
Sdipieri9feiten NIT benz proteltantis
iden Siihof bon Srforb 9ebort hattie.
gbenio nnbm CT ben Gberen Der
9albeps @onhe bel iih aui nnp Ianbtc
iencr aloiters @emeinbe sfpei icincr
beiten @onde. nm Die Hcubcfebrten 81
unterrihtcn.
+$$
Die aonigin Gliiabetb bat Die
SolpitGlcr ilno ainbers Ijple YriiiIcrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24
Okertaas seht.

Hear= Ibmiral Suso Citerbdls. Der
naf Momiral Sepep Der ranadlteite
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24

Die aonieiu @liiabctb bat Die
Soipitdlcr nnb ainbers Ilple 8riiiicl's
beiudlt. che iie iih nah 9uSern in Der
Sdlpei5 besab. nm ii6 81 erbolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24

our Som togte gnbe 0tai Der
critic conititutionca bemofraz
tide GougrcB inter Dem Sors
W iiB bes Comm. 2ui9i &anui,
- S,hDnfo, ,,pS S,unt,,it,rbai-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-24
0spesieu fir bteie Seitmns)
Gin aetft1tcber kurprt.
BON SDbn e. g.

ie Bail Der 9r1rtcnbduier, Ifppbl ad Icibltfe Yflege unb 6
Spiptder, Saritarien umo qnifung barbetet, Die aber Dor Ilc
&uranltalicn icDer Grt III unb grunbidbli6 Der sc
, mierem 2anoe Iduft leidt lenpflege gepibmet /
in bic Sauienbe. YRan nuB Wtr b rauden en Saus, ons
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-12-27
,LUETT COLLARS $l.OO boz.

We want the people to
notice carefully the wonder
full assortment Of fancy
stripes and figures and the
immense lot of black and
white and all styles, then let
them examine the laundry
and the quality Of the ma
terial itself. Why there has
never been a store in Frank
lin that has ever offered any
thing like them. There is not
one in the lot worth less than
$500, more than half worth
ST. 50. Come early and get
your pick, there'll be plenty
for everybody during 7hn
this sale. Your choice III
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-12-27
MEMS HATS.

This is a lively time for
Hats and here's a lively stock
Of them; smart styles and
new colors, scores Of attract.
i've shapes. All in Stetsons,
Imported Valours and
Bloch's Specials,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-12-27

Fancy Vest Bargains.
Here's a vest bargain right
in the beginning of the Season.
This is a remarkable offer.
rs PER CENT DISCOUNT
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-12-27

Mems Shirts worth $1.OO to
$3.50. Extra Special for our
Department Special for this
sale. Coat Styles, Cuffs at
tached, every one a 7In
Special value. I1U
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-12-27
rs PER CENT DISCOUNT

ALL SIZES-NIFTY PATTERNS.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-12-27

Mems Rubberised RaiacOatS.
- If you have an intention of
80 buying a Raincoat would adj
wise you not to miss this Oh.
-portunity.
25 per cent Discount.
Real SIS. 90 values now SLIPS
" 1880 !" 9.35
!" 1000 :" :" $50
V;
@s SIZES TO FIT ALL MEN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-09
o you know why

The tiger is striped black and yell
low?
The hare changes the color of its
fur from brown to white in the winter?
The elephants skin is so thick?
The Mega monkey is white striped on one
side like woman's dress?
Puss lays back her ears when she sees
trouble ahead?
The hamingo IS as brilliant in colors as the
sunset?
Why the linnet is so green that poets can
him "brother Of the dancing leaves" ~?
A French naturalist has recently given an
interesting compilation of reasons for the
above state of affairs.
For instance the tiger is striped black and
yellow because as he wanders through the tall,
dense jungle grass his striped coat resembles
the play of the sunlight on the grass, and he
can approach his prey unnoticed and then as
unobserved make his escape.
Again, in the case of the hare his brown
coat in summer matches the underbrush and
foliage aud conceals him from the hunter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-09
Here Is a Line on a Lot of Things
From Cat Ears to Tiger Stripes.

But in winter when these are gone he must
become as white as the fields of snow il he
would escape the hunter.
If the elephants skin were not so thick,
with his huge body, which is really more than
he can manage, he would not be able to pro-
tect himself from the troublesome attacks of
insects. AS it is his thick hide keeps him
from all worry.
The Mega monkey cuts his brown figure Ia
sections with white stripes and at distance
resembles mass of light and shade so that
it takes sharp eye to detect him.
The cats ears are thin and easily torn and
the reason that she lays them back is in order
to keep them out of harms way.
The famingo is as brilliant in colors as ths
sunset because he comes out to feed in low
waters at sunrise and sunset. He puts on
coat that is brilliant as the skies at those
hours, and his enemies cannot see him and
his victims are easily deceived.
The vivid green linnet wears such a colored
plumage because if he were not so bedecked
the marksman, attracted by his song, could
easily trap or kill him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-09
In dia' s Beggar Aristocrats
Part of the White Mans Burden.

know of their existence He knows only the
coolies and the Hindoos, who work with their
hands, and he will not be one of them. He
wishes to pattern his life after the Englishman
whom he knows. He wants to have a servant
and be waited on, and if he cannot he will not
work. To dig with shovel is disgrace in
his eyes and begging is infinitely more re-
spectacle.
So the Anglo-Indian pauper is supported on
a scale better than that of the faithful work
men among the Hindoos and coolies, and the
burden of the charity falls on the rich English.
The wealthy Hndoos will take none of the
responsibilities. They say that the English
man created this class and that on him falls
the weight of support.
There is another cause of this poverty also,
apart from this strong false sentiment. That
is the insanitary conditions of life which cause
the death of the father of the household at an
early age This reduces the family to pauper-
ism at once, as the lines of work open to the
Anglo-I indian woman which she will accept are
practically none.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-09
Day Dreams LEay Drive You Crazy
And the Nap 5 Dangerous Thing.

sity, particularly if you are over 80, but even
violent exercise is better than nap.
In sleep every organ is at its lowest state
of activity and though the stomach works au-
toma tically it needs nervous energy. This en-
ergy is supplied from the sympathetic system
at the direction of the brain during our waking
moments but when the brain becomes somno-
lent the stomach becomes less active, the meal
is not properly digested, and all manner of
injurious gases and acids are developed. Be
lazy after meal! 1t Is good for you. But
don't sleep. Even elderly people would do
well to postpone their beloved " forty wipks "
for q couple of hours.
When people of nervous temperament retire
for the night and cannot sleep it is usually
because their brains are still active and refuse
to part with the blood which should properly
travel elsewhere What the sleepless really
need is sloping bed 50 that the congested
head will relieve itself easily of the superfuous
blood. For the upper part of the body, being
heavier than the lower, inevitably sinks more
deeply into the bedding, and even If one props
the head on two pillows the neck is curved and
strained and obstructs the backward flow of
blood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-09
Science Backs Up Superstition;
The Diuining Rod Voted O. K.

sprung from the lightning, so their prophets
say.
This is the primitive way of expressing
what German scientists now admit that the
power of the rod has in some way an electric,
origin.
The rod trembles when brought over subter.
ranean currents of water just SO the light
ming selects and strikes the tall tree whose
roots go down into anG are fed by these same
subterranean currents.
On the other hand, Prof. Barrett of Dublin
claims that the rod possesses no power except
what it gains from the one who holds III
that, nnconsciously or involuntarily, he directs
it, for only sensitives" are successful.
The German emperor, when he expressed
his faith in the rod, tried to qualify as
" sensitive" but found that he was not cae of
the chosen"
Superstition expresses the same idea by
saying that only the seventh son Of the sew
enth son can use the rod successfully.
The shape of this rod is the letter Y. In
vert it and you have crude representation
of the human figure. This is what it is sup
posed to typify.
In some places In Germany these rods are
dressed up like dolls; elsewhere they are for
mally baptized.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-09

~ HE divining rod, twig which is said
to tremble when held over subterranean
1 waters or buried treasure, has been
used through all the ages by the credu-
lous to locate wells or find lost money.
Now, the superstition is justified by science.
Recently the German government sent
Prussian official to southwest Africa to locate
subterranean water by means of this rod.
In Munich not long ago Kuringer. the
wizard" acting for the water commission
ers,. located several breaks in the water mains
by the same means.
Carl Roth, the celebrated inventor, has been
conducting some experiments with the rod,
and says that he must admit that there is
some connection between it and deep water
Faith in the divining rod ia as old as hu-
man records.
Hosea denounces the Jews for their faith
in such heather ceremonies. He says: my
people ask counsel and their staff declareth
it unto them.'
Several different materials are used for the
divining rod. In Germany the black or white
thorn is used.
Both of these shrubs are descended from
the sacred thorn of India, and that was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-09

~ NE-fourth of the Anglo-Indian poprLa-
ton in India is supported by charity
~ For the Anglo-Indian thinks that work
is beneath him. and really at heart he
is born snob. 1t isn't drunkenness which
makes him an object of charity, for there is
comparatively little drunkenness among the
poor in India. Nor is it the seasonal trades,
as it sometimes is with u.s. for work there is
continuous the year round. Neither is it the
monotony of dreary home or daily toll that
drives him to drink and then to poverty. For
there is no part of Calcutta where there are
people of one social grade, but the homes of
the poor are interspersed with the rich.
He is a pauper purely and simply because
he is an arstocrat. He has English blood in
his veins, and he wants to live like the Eng
lsh, and the English in India are the success
full and the rich. They have their well ap-
pointed homes, their servants, and every lux
ury. The Englishman who works with his
hands, the men in the factories, the day labor
ers, the frontiersmen, the farmers are not
found in India. Tho beggar snob does not