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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15

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Seq. in @oibinston 8ir ieiner brittea
tunb S6luBiisung SuIammeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15

10. December .-Qpnbpner arieass
bureau melbct: Gin britiihes &C.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-15

If. Sesember.-%om aricgsId)alts
plae lpeni9 Neues. - Ser ertranfte
4aiier lit uuf Der Seiierun9. - Sic
Siirten BADEN @eOu %eingenommen. elm
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Satum bon Der &unbieite aus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
SeoffIe's Min TubercuIar!

n, TWENTY-FIVE per of all the milk Seattle daily
from tubereular cows says DR.. Mcbride, health
commissioner.
It's terrible Of affairs II is evil that should
be rcmedied without hours delay
DR. Mcbride says the health department is poweress
prevent it because the milk from all the
and beyond far of the jurisdiction OF Seattle and
that impossible under present conditions it ade
quaely.
Cooperation OF the state necessary he says for the
determination OF tubercuar herds and he OF
doing anything until the legislature conyenes again.
But there another possible solution the establishing
OF municipal dairy with the necessary elimination of all
private dairies Through this dairy would pour drop
Of milk consumed in the city drop would be tested
for ubereuar and every drop found contaminated
would be destroyed.
1t wouldn't kill off the tubereuar herds. but Il would
prevent Seattle folks from using the products Of these herds
DR. Mcbride believes the municipal plant is practical
plan. but isn't until he investigates.
II looks good to The Star also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
here

Police search for J. c. Kellogg
sailor. who disappeared after get
ting back pay.
Funeral Of Mrs. Dora eer'o held
today.
Nlnetyfoot log handled at Canal
Irmber Co. mill yesterday.
Body OF Geo. Morrasch. Eagle
killed in Olympia. shipped East
Geo. ishlnura. Jap. plnched for
exceeding speed limit.
Prof. n. n. elliot. famous London
eye doctor. treated l2 cases at
Providence hospital yesterday.
Five thousand merchants expect.
Cd at merchants convention here,
August 1922.
speedometer on machine Of Spe.
cial Traffic officer Moore. who
pinchec u. 3. webb. cop. for speed
Ing. Jrled out and found fast.
Seattle Canadians have enjoy
able time on occasion OF annual pic.
mic at Woodland park.
Heforcstratlon OF Cedar river
watershed discussed az Engineers
club meeting Thursday.
ftr Of Ameriean-Hswaiian Al.
lantic liners put on Seattle Homo
lllu fbE arrives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03

@ cattle made OF the best in her his
- tory by her entertainment during the last few days
of the Japanese sailors.
Everybody knows that the strong feeling OF friendship
between this port and the little nation the wasn't
the sole motive for feeding thousand with good
petitcs Woodland park the other day and devotng whole
day their entertainment although il had much do with
the affair.
Seattle is essentially commerce port and always will
be Factories and CO. the numbering industry
ing and fishing may thrive eernaly. yet Seattes destiny
must be admitted depends great her
with foreign nations.
Japan has much offer in this respect and all the ports
of the Pacific bidding strongly for IL Seattle
chances best right
The Japanese sailors will forget the day they had
yesterday when they reach The spent for the
barbecue money. we'll spent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03

SERVIA, King Peter, tired of mst crown. hands ii
1 his and thousands shout
pretty tough thing for father to do. considering
how risky the king business is in the Bakans-tough
the boy.
Oh that doesn't interest us; that's in Scrva"
says
But aren't we having the thing done nearly
every day. Did you read Meen's story OF how young
Morgan, the senior had passeda way began
talk about how I' must do this that with the New
Haven railroad?
Mainly the difference is that the our kings are
bald
However long they're fairly good kings doing
work which the bulk Of shirk suppose it's foolish
TO knock EN-
Here in Servia, the folks uncrown EN- any time
they're willing TO go to the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03

Joa Q. Thompson, Oklahoma rep.
resentAtiye. tlckled the house BY
frankly admitting he wanted to get
back home 70 prosecute campaign
for reelection.
Two persons killed by locomotive
at Danyillc. IN.
The French war office gives Ell.
fner Sperry. American. $50, 900 for
aeroplane stabIlizer.
Edmund Thery. economist, says
french investors have lost siii,.
zoo 600 In the past half year.
associate Secretary Guy Phillips
or Missouri Pacific railway shot
and killed himself In hts office at
New York.
Cecilia Plat. telephone operator.
~, sues Walter Reynolds. 20. rich
brokers' son. for $4,000. breach OF
promise. at Oakland. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
HERE AND ELSEWHERE

meet fire emergency.
irish Ns,ionalists land armunI.
ton near Dublin.
Senate favors appropriation Of
$4,000 for lighthouse AT Willapa.
Internal revenue service reports
American people drank less whisky
and more beer and smoked more
cigarettes than they did last year.
Hundred and fifty soldiers who
looted Chinese town Of Kalgan exc
cuted.
Or. J. RIehey Horner. Cleveland
homeopathigt, declares for more
old-fashioned love and less eugen.
les.
c. p. n. steamer Assinlboia runs
ashore with 100 passengers In
Georgian bay All rescued.
Ptisbura cireuIates report that
attempt was made on life OF r. NJ.
Herr. president OF WESTINGHOUSE
Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
Resented lta Spirit

Ne@NHhtN ~ oRNh
The trouble caused by baiky
horses came UP for discussion In
the lobby Of q Washington hotel.
and Congressman Asbury s..
Lever OF South Carolina WAS re.
minded Of feilow-eitlxen named
Ezra.
One day nelphbor came
across Exra's RIO standing In the
middle o. the road. with Ezra
seated In the wagon playing the
usual waiting game. Occasion.
ally the horBe would turn his
head and look back. and then
with a large display Of peevish.
meas Ezra would shy = small
stone az animals dome.
say. Ezra" remarked the won.
dering nelphbor. "~hat In the
deuce arc ye ehuekln' stones az
him fcr7 That Won't start him"
ats jes' this way, Sam" re.
sponded Ezra. ~ don't mind a
hosn halkin' now an then. but
ri be derned N III stand fer
him turnin' around ter grin at mo
every minute er go"
NATURES ADHERENCE
Tho physics instructor IN a
Texas high school was teaching a
German Eirl whose vocabulary
was not very extensive
What IL a vacuum" he asked.
Il have Il In my head. but I
can't express H." was the reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
Their Dilemma

THOSE Huerta delegates Niagara Falls talk They
say that putting Constituencies provisional pres
iden Of Mexico would be abettng fraud and violence
elections because in LatnAmercan influence
the government in power is decisive.
In short, select Constutonalst and the election will
Constutionaist select Huertas and the election
go Huertast
The mediators to have only way out and that
through the selection OF There is pretty consid-
cradle number OF neuers in Mexico but they'd better send
Teddy Roosevelt down there to discover genuine neutral
who in power, wouldn't his power perpetuatng
his job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
PROGRESSlVES
ARE IN OEMAN D

Progressives are in great demand
all over the state for Fourth OF July
addresses. In the Northwest the
following viii speak tomorrow: Ole
Hanson, progressive candidate for
the United States senate. at Belling
nam, Tom Reveile at Monroe. Cor
poration Counsel J. +. Bradford al
Winslow. +. II. Palmer at Toutle
Senator Dan Landon at Poulsbo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
PHOTO PLAYS

THE TlvoLi THEATRE rs
showing n new motion picture IN.
Yenti0n by the Pathe Film com.
pany that II designed for home use
or the school and church The mf-
chine that projects the pictures
can be carried about. and the film
used IN the machine Is non.inflam.
mable.
The machine was set up yester.
day IN front OF the audience so
that all might see II work. Victor
Hugo'B Les Miserables" was the
subject presented. Today a varied
bill comprising religious. educa-
tional, historical and travel pic.
lures VIII be shown.
IN THE REBELLION OF KIT.
~ Belle" at the Class A today, LII
Han Gish plays the part OF young
wife. and Robert Harron that OF
her husband. b1shful farmer.
The play is filled with beautiful
scenes and dramatic climaxes. In
The outlaws Nemesis" the daugh.
ter OF Sheriff Reynolds attempts
20 capture the outlaw TO help her
lover, 10 whom the task has been
assigned by the sheriff before he
can have the hand OF the girl OF
his choice Instead OF capturing
him the girl Is escorted back TO
the settlement by the outlaw him
self The girl gets the man she
loves and the bandit goes free.
EACH ACT OF THE FIVE
reel photo drama. The Triumph
OF an Emperor" AZ the Seattle
theatre is filled with real thrills.
and In two scenes 1000 mounted
men and foot soldiers clash In pro.
lection OF the sovereignty Of En-
peror Constantine.
COLONEL JASPER EWING
Brady. OF the Vitagraph. has com
pleied the scenario OF The Chaiice
Of Courage" from the novel by the
Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady. The
play Is In five parts.
Col Brady is now engaged IN
pictnrizing "Sir Henry Morgan,
Buccaneer." another novel by the
same author.
TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE
were turned away from the Colon.
Iai Wednesday night upon the
formal opening OF the new $4,000
pipe organ with a recital by Prof.
Donlcy. designer and architect.
In addition TO this feature. the
second chapter OF The Million Dol.
lar Mystery" called THE False
Friend" two.reel story, a com.
edy, an educational. and a scenic,
completed the picture program.
Class A Until Saturday Night
The Rebellion OF Kitty Belle"
two-part Majestic drama: THE Out.
laws Nemesis" Thanhouser drama:
Ten Million Bees" educational.
Colonial Until Saturday Might
"The False Friend" second OF the
Million Dollar Mystery series:
"Hearst-Selig Pictorial: Glacier
National Park" Pathe scenic: The
Marmot." Pathe educational; The
Persistent Mr.. Prince" Vitagraph
comedy.
Alharbrs Until Sunday Night
"Snowdrift." two-reel Eclair, The
Crash" Sterling comedy: THE
House DESCENDANT" two-reel Rex
drama.
Mission All Week
The Only Son." drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
SURVEY SHIPS

BREMERToN, July s.-The
board OF inspection and survey will
arrive here from San Francisco
next Wednesday TO inspect and
make a report on the condition of
the battleship Oregon and the gun.
boat Vicksburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03

Norsk people describe this period
Of romantic bliss as the honey
month or honeymoon" and
though honey wine Is no
longer popular beverage with
brides and grooms, the first month
after their wedding is still called
the HONEYMOON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03

NeWlyWed = u D.
sisted chiefly on
wine made OF
honey during the
first month. or
moon" of their
married life.
In their pictur-
psnua Way tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
A $500 DRINK

NEW YORK. July 2.--One drink
will cost $500 at the Maidstone
Golf club. At least the club will
lose n bequest OF that amount II
liquor Is served there. according to
the will of Everett Merrick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
asaasass
ELSEWHERE

Bethany college eonfers II. D.
degree on Speaker Clark. who ID
now Champ Clark. A. r.. LII. D.. A.
VI. ii. r."
Salem. Mass. needs $1,000. 600 TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03

Grand moonlight excursion on
new steamer Issaquah. on Lake
Washington. every night. leaving
Lesehi Park al D. m, Madison
Park at Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03

clemmer Until Saturday Night
"All on Account OF the Milk"
Mary Pickford comedy; The Good
Fairy" George AIDE comedy: The
Little Hobo" drama; "Pathe's Daily
and Weekly" worlds news;
"haria's Sacrifice" drama OF Italy.
Melbourne Until Saturday Night
Through the Flames. two-part
Kalem drama; The Gang" Vita
graph drama: The Ragamuffin,"
Biograph drama; The Basket Hab-
H.. Edison comedy.
Grand Until Saturday Night
THE Adventures OF a Girl Report
or" two-reel Imp drama; "Bess,
the Detectress." Joker comedy;
THE Lost Arrow" Nestor drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03

WHATEVER ELSE o that Uni man
making after the punkards len
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
Whadda You Mean?
"HoNEYmooN"7

In ancient Norway, so many a
Norsk legend relates. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
soMgTHINo 10 SOB OWE

she--its 80 pathetic about the
lives Of flower. They grow out
here ia myrlRds on the lone.
wind,uwept hills. lift their smll.
ing little faces hrayely 10 the
sun. wither and die--and no one
In the world gives them
thought.
He Exactly No one seems
10 give them a thought until they
are about 81 dozen at the
florista.
Why 10 IT.
That when a woman drops In
and can stay only a minute she
invariably sticks around for an
hour and a halfg
No, Easily Exhausted.
A farmer In the country gave
a Job 10 seedy looking iDdlyid.
ual who had applied TO him. and
who had assured him that be
never got tired. when the EN-.
pioyer went 10 the field where
he had put the tramp 10 work he
found tho latter lolllng on his
back under a tree.
What does this meant" he
asked the employe. Il thought
you were n man who never got
tired"
Il don't" calmly responded the
tramp. This doesn't tire me-
Please Tell Us
Why IL Il that the man who
speeds his automobile the fast.
est has nothing 10 do when he
gets there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03

hulcide7
WlnesS--lic was hrIther
Scot. and he had a wee bottle Of
whuaky on him WI ne'er a nip
tA'en DOT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
Not Prsmealtatrd

Not premedlta,ed
Coroner You seem TO BE- Ger
tain that the man accidentally
fell into the water How do you
know that this IN not a case OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
Grand Until Saturday Night
RESIDENCE THEATRES

At the Home Until Sunday
Joan Of Arc" fIye-part feature.
AT the Pleasant Hour Until Sunday
The Eleventh Hour" two-part
drama. The Dawn Of Romance. :"
drama: Universal Ike Has One
Foot In the Grave" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03

Mission All Week
THE Only Son." drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
Alhambra Until Sunday Mich.

"Snowdriit." two-reel Eclair; The
Crash" Sterling comedy: THE
House Discordant." two-reel Rex
drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03
Colonial Until Saturday NIoht

'The False Friend" second OF the
Million Dollar Mystery series:
"Hearst-Selig Pictorial: Glacier
National Park" Pathe scenic: The
Marmot." Pathe educational; The
Persistent Mr.. Prince" Vitagraph
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-03

Class A Until Saturday Night
The Rebellion OF Kitty Belle" n
two.part Majestic drama: "The Out.
laws Nemesis" Thanhouser drama:
Ten Million Bees" educational.
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-31
BEES AND ALFALFA.

Investigations OF the United states
department Of agriculture have shown
that mistaken notion has been held
regarding the kinds Of bees that aid
alfalfa seed. While leaf cutter" bees
viii "trip" about 80 per cent Of the
flowers they visit and bumblebees
about 80 per cent honeybees trip
less than per cent. Even though a
honeybee trips only per cent Of the
flowers it visits the great number Of
such bees that can be kept on an al
falfa field. taken in connection with
their activity. compensate for the low
efficiency Of each bee.
The wild bees that are most efficient
in tripping do not store up honey of
commercial value, nor is there any
way known Of holding them perma-
nently in any locality.
{ rtain Investigators have thought
that some species Of bee from the ma
tive land Of alfalfa might prove more
valuable than others II such could
be found and introduced the yield Of
alfalfa seed might be materially in
creased. There are so many different
Ilnds of bees in different parts Of the
world that there is considerable room
'or experiment
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-31

that even if Servia bowed submis.
sively now, events had gone too far To
permit of acceptance Of the original
conditions of the ultimatum.
Anti-war riots occurred in Paris and
Berlin announced that all street de.
monstrations would be suppressed.
Cossacks were reported to have
fired on German officers on the Dor.
der.
Vienna is absolutely without news
OF the movement of the troops. which
the papers are naturally forbidden TO
print. A sharp censorship has been es.
tablished over the press and all means
OF communication.
Advices from Belgrade say that the
Servian capital is now located at
Nish, where the skupschtina Irrational
assembly, met. All Servians between
eighteen and sixty years of age able
to bear arms have been called out and
mobilization is proceeding rapidly, al.
though the peasants, who will have to
leave their harvesting, are reported to
be much disconnected.
The Militarische Rundschau reports
sharp fighting along the River Drina,
where Servian volunteers who at
tempted to cross the river were reso-
utely opposed by Austrian frontier
roops. It also reports that Servians
ired on their own river transports by
killing and wounding a num-
yer of Servian soldiers.
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-31
CAR TO AID SERVIAG
DEFIES The KAISER
Russia May PrGGiDItat8 Gen.
Hral European War,

The war crisis is becoming more
grave. The foreign Office in st. Peters
burg, Russia, said that Germany re
fused to take part in a conference on
the ground that it was purely an Aus
trO-Servian conflict.
Russia answers that if Austria in.
vades Servia, then Russia will issue
Immediately general mobilization or
ders, which will be followed by war
with Austria.
The car received a lengthy mes
sage from Emperor William, urging
that it would be least disastrous to
Europe if Austria and Seryia settled
their differences without interference.
Russia rejected the proposal and af-
firmed that she would enforce the in.
tegrity of Servia's territory as if it
were Russian.
The ministry of the interior now is
encouraging Serbophile demonstra
lions. They alone are excepted from
the order prohibiting all public meet
ings.
Mines have been laid in all the Bal
tic ports and lights quenched. Ship /
ping interests have been warned that
the Russians are preparing to invade
Austria. The war office has taken over
the western railroads.
Milford chronicle., 1914-07-31

that opposition by HIS mother had in.
huenced him to change his mind and
that the marriage could never take
place.
Notes were hurriedly sent to the in
vited guests. explaining that the cere.
mony had been postponed indefinitely.
Relatives Of the bride-elect, who then
searched the city for Hall, learned
that he had left.
Miss Phillips SAYS the whole affair
is history now, but she is in a guam
Diary as to what to do with the gifts,
particularly with the ones which her
fellow workers had dubbed together
and bought.
Halls action has caused a sensation
in West Scranton. where both young
people are well known. His course
was especially amazing to members
OF the bridal party, whom he met at
the Phillips home on SHETLAND street
Monday evening and Joined in re-
hearsal Of the marriage ceremony.
Rev. Ebenezer Flack, pastor Of the
Street Presbyterian church.
had been engaged to perform the GER
emony, and he too participated in the
rehearsal.