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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
Irubibitium III Snnbes. Marine.

Sic Id)onen Gage bon Nrdniuc5 Iinb
babinl Nm l.. Suli trat Marine
SefrctGr Sanicls' Srpbibitipns> @rloB
in Strait, uno auf fcinem Sllnbess
ihiffe, 9lcidpiel pb S~reabnougbt,
areu6er ober S~orpeboldgcr, biirfcn
mebr beraliGcnbe @ctrdnfc irgcuo@
peldJcr slrt perfauft nod ~getrunfen
perDeu. 8er Den llfns ignuriert,
madbt lid elmer @erlebrng bes
Warincs 9teglcments idulbig unb Den
Climber crmartet Die bGrteltc Strnfc,
nit Der Elm 1olhcS o8erbreden" gc1
abnoet lperben oarf. Scr Sefebl
pcr6annt ben Sufobol jeood uidt
gang urb gar; Dem Shiffsar5t
lit es gcitattct, iih cincn beId)eibeneu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
SubilGen bclttid) ameritaniihcr
Grieitcr.

Sos 25zidbrige Gilbernc)
Subildum fonncu feiern:
Im o. Suli, Der bod)ip. p. Ibplpb
Gupprcc6t. 8. g. .. Serielbe murbc
9cbprcn am is. Scptembcr 1864 5u
Scrnltcin, SiD5eic Hegensburg; i'm
Sanbc felt Dem 4. Suni 1878; lit
Efarrcr Ser ct. @cncbiftus STRIDE 5u
Gopington, ap.
9lnt 8. Suli, Ser ,6phfp. Safer
Snlbuin Imbros, 8. g. .. Ser
iclbc lplrpc ocborcn an 20. Sftober
1866 81 &nuosbut, Gr5biD5eie Oiiin>
oJen; I'M &aroc Icit Dem IS. Septcm>
Der 1888; lit 9topi5cnmciltcr in Der
ct. %in5cn5 Gr5abtci 5u Scattp, ga.
Nm 10. Sui, ser bodip. @nter
9ubunn @uptiit @leibner. 9crielbc
lpuroc gebprcn am 30. Sftp6cr 1866
81 Sllr9tunitaOt, gr6biD5eie @nmberg;
I'M 2arbc Ieit Dem Is. Sftpber 1888;
lit Ncftor Der ct. Soiepb'ss Stride gu
@rpnn. Sera5.
Sm IA. Suli, Der boftp. |oter
Sobalm Stcpban @ro5. 9erlclbe
mllrbc gcbprcu am %. Sc5cmber
1865 gu aarnaid,s Tccic, Gi15eie Suo@
ncis; inn Sunpc icit Dem /. Wdl
1890; lit Yfarrcr Der ct. &cn5es>
lauszaird)e 81 Subgc, Ncbr.
Nm 81. Sui, Der bodp. Safer
Iuton Spiepb Shcmmcl. Scrlclbe
lpurbc gcbprcn om 16. Snnuar 1860
5u Nicp %icru1o, Sulpa, SiD3cie Sus
buolle; lit %farrcr Der ct. SobnnneS
Saptiitsaird) al Bancroft, Soma.
Im "a. Sui, Scr bodip. Safer
'Sp6unn @rancf. Scrielbe iplrbe gcz
borcn an II. Ipril 1868 6u H8in,
Si05eic 8ubmeis; I'M @n1oe lett Dem
10. Npril 1890; lit Sfnrrer Der Ct.
@en5c5lullssaird)c 81 Smnba, 9tebr.
PIN %. Suli, Der. bod)lp. Sater
@ilbclm Wel6crs, e. s. Serlclpe
ipllroc gebprcn am 10. Mai 1858 81
@eins6erg, Gr5oio5cic a0ln; i'm Canoe
lett Dem 81. Scptember 1877; lit
Yfarrer Der ct. Waricnsairde oil
Snn Sole, Gal.
Gm IS. Sltli, ser bodtp. @atcr
2ubtpig Srnn5 S6latboeltcr. Ser
iclbe ipurbc 9cburen um 81. SUM
1862 5u 9nttcln, 9iD6cie Iiinitcr;
I'M 2nnbe ieit Dem 10. Nppember
1899; lit Rfarrer Der Stride gum
Sritcn @er5en Sein gu Sron Mo.
Nm IS. Suli. Der bodyip. Satcr
Satob Stnu6. 9crielbe murDe 8cz
bpren am 8. Suli 1865 5u Ho6cIter,
u. g.; lit &ettor Der Stride gum
@liten GrIDicr, 9tudeiter, 81. ..
@m IS. Suli, Der bpflp'ite Siidof
Soiepb j. Sui6 bon &eab, g. Sat; ;
8eIiben5, Gnpip Gitp, 9. Sat. Sode
bcrielbe ipurbe 9cboren am IS. &pril
1866 5u 9tcb Using, Gr6oi08cie ct.
Ynul, Niim.; 9etpeibt am %. Slpril
1889 81 Snns6rud; conicfriert nm
10. Wai 1910.
Nm %. Suli. Der bodip. @ater
@eorg @ilbclm Sdubmnnu. Ser
iclbe murbe geborcn AM ~. Sc6ruor
1865 81 louisville, &p.; lit Hcttur
Der ct. Spbanness Stride, louisville.
&entlldn.
Gm 20. Suli. Der bodp. Safer
Ybilipp gSolbmaun, 8. s. W. Ser
ielbc mrroe g%cbpren am ~. Suli 1865
81 Neip 0urt GitD; lit Trofclior Der
lotciniId,cn unb beutidDen Sprnde nin
ct. Sonapentura College. ct. @pnas
p%cnturo, y. O., 9i03ele Buffalo,
u. .. 40 multos annps!" =
n6erolO oes @lnubens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07

rem fcrtig itcQt. Sic Moi1ine lit
niht nur fir cine Irt 3i9arrcn gu
gcbraid)en; tic itcat Yrpbufte in Den
beridiebcnltcu Sormcn bcr.
Is bleibt %nb5uipnrtcn, ub Die neltc
I!aidJinc al bns bdlt, mas ma ibr
5llidreibt. Salt lies, 10 mag cine tief
ciuiGneioenne Nenbernng in Der 81
ga decentralization beppritcbr,, rie
iiheritd nidt pbne @irtlns anf pic
iuirtbidnfflthe Sage ner 3igarrcnar=
better ietn mirD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
@afien5utnbr fir Guuititutipnaliiten.

@S erbellt. bnB Der S6ooncr .Sune
i6ine", be1lcn 9tnmc por GINGER 3eit
piel in ben 3eitungen figuricrtc, neil
ocrIelbe cine 2nbung bon &riegsppr@
rdtben an bic @pnltitltipnoliiten nud)
Snmpico brndte, trobOcm 0as Staats>
Sepnrtcmcut an9eblicb an nlc @nfenz
9plleftoren @eiiung bate er9ebcn
lnIlcn, Dab iold)e Suoungen na6 meriz
fnniideu SGfen nidt abgeben bilrften,
ipieberllm nit elmer iold)en Srabt bon
@nlpeituu abgefabren lit, angebliG)
nod 6annnu, tbatiddli6 nbcr na6
Snmpico beitimmt. Sic oSunIbine"
bat b%icslnol 2.050 &iiten Iunitipn
fir 8iidien an Spro, I'M @ertbe 0
$46,250 unb Der &dfensG Collection bon
@alpeitpu geiud6rte Dem Sdiff Die
alariruugspapicre. Sem &eruebmeu
nu6 iinb bes9lciden ipcitere Sc9ele
idifie fir Gbnlide 3pecfe 9ehartert
morbcn nlo aiiten, iucldJe offerbar
@affen unb @uuitipn entboltcu, lper@
Den an Spro gcbrad)t. Scr SeItims
mungsprt beriel6en i6cint .llnbc>
taunt" 81 Iein.
Sn ciucm jiinsit publi5irten Seridte
bcs biciiscn NnWalts Supfius an
0eucrai Garran5a (Sbeil Der gcitpb=
lenen Gprrefpunocns) lit seiast, Scrr
Climb babe Der bieiisen Suuta bic
%criiGcrung gcseben, Dak Sclbmngen
BON Sriesspprratben, welde iiber
Sauann mad Sampicp t%ranspprtirt
.uerhen mDdDtcu, ppn Der bteiiacn
Gegiernng teine &inberuiiic IN Den
&eg gelegt uernem wiirpeu. Ser
Sail bes S6opucrs nSunIbinc" be-
ltdtigt bieie N~ufiailuus anlheineno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
&at Sbr Sinb @iirmer:

Sic meiiten ainocr baden @iirmcr.
Cine bele9te 3unge, iibler Itbcm,
Magenidmer5en, Ginge infer Den
ghlgen. blalle @elihtsiarbc. NcrpGz
Iitdt, Mei56arfeit, 3dbuctniridcu, uns
rubiger S6lnf, ionberbare SrGlme
- irgenb zines bicicr Spulptome
hcutet an, baB bas ainb @iirmcr bat.
&olct iogleid cine Sdlodtcl aitnpoo
@prm aiaer, ipelcber Die 8irmer, ole
llrIuhc beS 3uitanbes Cures ainbcs,
t6otct. 8irft nbfiibreno nm bilit
Der Gntllr. bic Biirner nus6ui6ciocn.
Su 3uderform geIiefert. Seidt cinSus
nebmcn fir ainber. 25 Gents bel
Gurcm Ipot9eter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
oa5 Sdiff @ittipu6 Ibenb ciutrcffcn
miro.
Safer @ilbelfn Der cin5igc frcn,Dc
Mprurdl.

&cBcn ser Sdupieriofeit ibrer
l(ntcr6rin9un9 unb ipcgen bes @lne
ldes, Dem alien aaiier Ole crmiibcus
Den @mpfanga@ @eremoutcu al iparen,
piro aniier 8ilbclm Der ein3igc
frcnoc Wpnnrd) ieiu. mcld1er Der Be
%crpi9llng bes Gr5bcrSoes Sron5 Scrbi@
nnn0 ltn0 ieincr @cmabiin beiippbitt.
Die Tllsnnbmc 8~u9unltsn 8iIbc!m' 5
nco 3lpcitcu Dllrbe ipcgen ieiler en9ert
ncrIpnlifen Srennoldpaft nit Dem
GrSbcr6og gcmadt.
Sic ierbens feiiolidJen Sen1onitrae
tioncn BADEN lid, Jest bis &icn aus
9chebnt mn 300 bcutidIz n~otionalie
ltiidlc Stlbenten cr8ingcn .iiH beute
i'll ldrn1enoen aunogcbunocn. Sic
rilIcn cine icrbiide 6lasee pom ierbi>
Ihcn Goniulnt ab unb p%erbruunteu lie.
Sic @enbnrnlerie bate Sd)tpicriga
felt, Die Stibenten 5u Serltreuen.
Icbnlid)c 9emonitruticncn gnb CO i'll
unbercn Sbeilen Der Stabt @icil. Sic
Grfldrung beS Sclagerungs : 3uitnns
bes in Seraicipo bate bcu gclpiinid)@
ten Grfolg unb bicic Stabt lit iebt
rutig, ubcr IN ailbercn Sbeilen bon
Spsnien baiieru Die %llnruben fprt. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
Ruuiepelt feuert ben crIten Shuk nb,

Sbepbprc Gpoiepelt bielt nn 80.
SUM Ibeubs 5i Yittsbnr9b, Ea., Die
erlte politiidc Iniprucbc Icit Ieincr
8iidfcbr aus SrnIiltcn. Sic bcltann
ais orei Nbtbeilungcn. Ser critic
S6eil ipur Der urfalicnben &ritit Der
gegeuludrtigcn Understanding gez
ipi0nlet. ser 5lucitc Den rSniien", Die
ni9t u1irloer ihlcd)t %tpegfumcn, uno
Der brittle Den @runbidBen Der BON
DEM GrzErditoentcn ms Scben ne>
rufenen Yartei.
Sas Snrif9eieb.
9as bcmptratii6e Sarifgcicb be-
5eiGnctc Nerr 9ioplcbelt, %beipnpers
init notwithstanding Der S%nnObcnoifes
RING, bea 6armers, ais cinell llngcz
beIlren Sc9lidlag; uno ons Intt1
SrultsS rp0ramm Der 9tegierltu9 ais
eincn nirtbi6nftliden @iocritnn
lleber bic n%lispdrtigc Yolitif ging er
nit Der ciufnhcn Sc3eifnung Dlln>
glnllbli6" binlpcg.
2dngcr bcrmeiltc 6err Hnoicoclt
beim GarifgcIcB, bas ieiner InIidlt
nad Scrbcrbcn iibcr Die Station
brod)te, Die boben Soften Der Scbense
fiibrung nidt inn @eringiten ncrmin>
nerte uno fitr bic %nusludrti9cn Hipas
len bes omcrifnniiGcn &anDelS aui
Dem 8cltntdrft nit "lpirflidcn %pr>
tbeilcn %nerbunbcn mar. Sic SDiung
bes IrobIcnts, fiibrte Hcbner aus
licge in Der l1nterItitbung Der pro-
greiiipcn &nrtci, Die bofiir Gorge
tragcn piirbc, haB bic 9urdfiibrun9
elmer gebcibli6en Surifs Hebiiion elmer
unparteiii6cn %Gomniiiion iibcrtra8en
iperbe ! II
@egen Bic Serrennirtg>
haft.
Ion Sen o9oiicn" In9te Scrr HooIcz
belt, mas CT bercitS frilbcr bon ibncn
bebnuptet bate: SAB ibre WfiBlpirtb>
idluft mn @iufiir bafilr p%crantpprtz
LID 81 bnltcn ieicn, baB 6err Snit IN
Chicago npminicrt unb 0a0llrd rab@
iihtlih ben 9cntofratcn nulp @crrn
28ilipn CUR Wadt pcrbolfcn puroc".
Heoner iprnd) nlld) ausfiibrlih iibcr
bas 8ruItz Yroblcm. Cine Negulic>
RING, betontc CT, lei n%ptbipenolg,
f0nne abcr nur nllf bent bon Den
Yrogreiiipcn porgeifla9cnen &egc :
bur1 SdaffuuN bon Committeeman.
Die man nit Der nDtbigcn &plln1ndt
alt5itnttcn miiic, - cr3iclt iperoen.
Sns Intis Sruit zSrogranm Der Hc~
9ierung alcin %crlpciic ibrc llnfdbigs
felt. Sic OcmptratiidJc Sartci lei
chen bic Yartei Der Stantsrcdtc, Die
@artei Die lid ppr Der Waht
fiirdte." /
AIS sc itarbciter.
Ser1er erluGbnte Scrr Roolcpelt,
fpelher Irt bic &eute Icin miiBteu, Die
er ais Mtitarbeiter in Den 9ieibeu iciz
ner eigeuen Sartci millfpmmcn bctBcn
niirbe. .8ir mouen germ nit Iacn
5ulamnenurbciten", Iagtc er nit
&e5ug barauf, Die iidl filr Die @rlnbs
iGbe u|niercr Tartei crtldreu, noralIss
geIebt, bnB ibr G6nrufter Die Nuf>
ridJtigteit ibrcr llebcr5eiigllngcn por>
nltsieBen ldbt. Sn DicIcm Sinne
fprbcre i6 ieben gutcn Siir9cr auf,
iih ms nn3ri6licben, Die mir 5Ir
Sabue lpirflid guten Silr8ertbrms
gcIdiuoreu bnben."
Sic ~@nIprnhc bcs Grs%rdIiocnten
mar gennlt 9enommcn cine Stump
rebe. @r befiirnprtete Die GnroiDatur
Sean 2eipis, Der Iih Inn bas @pus
bernelrs Imt, unb bon @iiforb Hius
dot. Der ii6 I'm Die 8unocstoga be-
iuir6t. Sic Guolififationen Der beiz
Den Gonbifoten, Die nIf Dem pro-
greIiioen &obl5ettcl itebcn. beriibrte
er nber nur tur5 6u Segim iciner
NuSfiihruunpu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
@ndlcn's Irnifa= Salbc fir Shnitts
uio Sranopnnben nnS 0clfwi;rc.

6err 6. g. Cooper, Mariln. q. g.,
idreibt: SD bate ME cine Sduitts
ODER granbpunOe obcr irgcnD Elm @ez
idJpiir, bas bieie Snlbe niebt beiItc."
Splet nod bcilte cine Sd]n1tcl Bud
lens Irnita> Snlbc. 0nltet JIG itcts
bcreit fir 8unOcn nllcr Nrt. Ser
biitet ainnbodentrampf. % Gents bel
Gurcm Ippt6efcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
@crfcn Sic es iiitt fort!

Sails Sic irscnb Gin Gtiid 1
&aus= pher Sffiec Minbiliar 1
babeu, has sic dufGais Geraae 4
jest nid,t gcbraIhert, 10 inerfeu I
Sic cS nid)t iprt. Cine tleiTe 1
&crlaust : &n5eigc mirn einsu 4
&arfer iiubclt, Der Sbuen euts 1
mcner baareS Sch oufiir be5nhit 4
uber gcgcn eincn Nrtitel nm. 1
tanid,t, bcu Sic n1tbmennig ges I
braumen. Gfidet Gure Scr= 1
langt In5eige iogieih tin. l
Gieiet6e wirh jche &pdlc 5n 4
10000 fatbuliidJcn 5Gmiiien 4
reGen. Gs lit bilis nno eiifaf). I
Giebc Erciie iiir Seriaugt= I
@rBeiscu aaf Seite ~. I
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
Site, persciiet Ole armen SnSianer
nid)t!

Tie millionaire Der ct. Jraneio.Wliiipn z.
?, bitten bic anten Srcnrbe Der Snotanet,
ibncn bel Der Husbreitung Dce Gcihlee GgrtitI
inter ben ~silnocrn Der grairic pcbitlilih 5n ietn.
Ste Snnienoc inter unletcr Nnilidlt tieben'
ben Snoianer ippbncn 5~crftrert nni cincr 6lad)e
ppn 5000 S~nnoratmeilen. Sniolgeoenen niiiiier
bic Wtiiipnare iplhle SIoianrrgebhlien nnitel
leu, Ole betabigt fno, nnocre 5n nntcrrtdlten,
yetcbrte pprSubcrcitcn niip. @ac ms am mel
iten %nutDtbnt, limb Mittel, I'm oieie Satedlcten
5u bc5ablcu. Sbne oieie gHtrn SnoiuncrgcBhl'
leu tunuei iuir nnr lucnig crrcidlcn.
gsir bcten tagiidl iiir uniere ySpBitbater. Ciie
intrrCNantc ARidltSpuiiInrtc inirrcr @iiiiipE
lpirn jcoem Wcbcr ppn cincm SnIlar poer ircir
uon ben 9tiiundrcn ais MISUNDERSTANDING
ilgcianot. Unben n1ge man icnben an bic
6ntbpIic Trintfug o., Snbnauc,
SOMA, poer hircft on u CD, Sbcp. 0enrb,
e. g.. ct. 5raneis. q. Satu pia erection,
s,ebrasta,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
Mttentat lit SeraieluD.

~ rGiibcnt @ilipn id,idtc am %.
8 SUM foigenbcs Seiicibssaabcls
~ 9ron1m an Den 9niier BON
~ Seiterreid1 nb: .Sicf ergriffer
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
BARBECUE AT LEECHVILLE,
Captain and Mrs. j. D. Bullock Enter
tain Many Friends.

Belhaven, Aug. 2.-The barbecue
given by Captain and Mrs. John D.
Bullock at their home in Leechville
a few days 6 was an event of I'M
usual interest in this section.
Captain and Mrs. Bullock are ia
nous throughout the community for
their liberal hospitality, but on this
occasion they surpassed themselves
The long tables, alluringly laid under
the grape arbor, fairly groaned
meath their weight Of delicious
viands. The barbecue was perfect,
too much could not be said in it's
praise, its richnes and flavor was
praise, it's richness and davor was
was a wonderful combination of good
things, surely the best ever made.
There was a revival Of primitive
games in which everybody partici-
pated with great zest and fervor. A
feast of watermelon closed the per-
feet day.
Visitors from Belhaven and other
adjacent towns returned to their
homes filled with appreciations Of a
day delightfully."- spent.
The barbecue was given in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Redding Bullock, OF
Rocky Mount. and Miss Maud Bull
lock. of Wilmington, house guests OF
Captain and Mrs. j. D. Bullock.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04

principles. The Navy is a busine or
ganization and an educational inSu-
tuition, as well as a fighting machine.
It has no time for the drunkard, pc IL
ashore of afioat, nor for those VINO IN
violation of their oath are not pres
ent and reay for duty when required.
Such offenses indicate inherent unit
ness for the naval service. Owing 70
the methods by which Esen are neces-
sarily enlisted without full knowledge
of their past, a certain indeslraple
class of 'ne'er do wells enlist; Such
men would fail in any vocation IN life.
Men of his type at present find their
way to a naval prison where hey are
an expense to the government and a
burden and not a help to their fami-
lies. Hereafter these men Will as a
general rule simply be dismissed and
the service freed of their unwhole-
some influence.
Will Improve Discipline.
The order will improve discipline
generally throughout the service. 1t
will reduce the number OF naval pris-
oners and place the enlisted person
mel of the service on much the same
ba sis as hat occupied by the employees
of any large industrial corporation.
Considering the fact that the armies
and navieS of the world are no.
%toriously conservative, and slo-. to fol-
low n grduual DuC none the less
certain changes which are daily TAX
ing place in modern thought and
methods, this is a radical step. 1t
will weed from the navy the undesir-
ables and raise the general standard
Of the enlisted personnel and even
more than heretofore render an hon
orable discharge from the service a
credential Of reliability, zeal and eff
cheney.
Great Saving in Money.
The naval prisons and disciplin y
barracks last year cost about one mil
lion dollars. Under the new plan
this cost will be greatly reduced AND
before a great while will be very small
The problem with the Navy in other
days was to secure enough men tC
man the ships. In March, 1913, when
Secretary Daniels came into office, the
enlistments lacked 4,1OO t. make ur
the total enlistments. Today the tota
prisons and disciplinary barracks, are
51,34S, and for the first time in it,
history the Navy is ready to start
waiting list. The opportunity tt
travel, to secure an education, and tt
win promotions heretofore lot DOS.
Sible ave contributed to make ser,
Twice in the Navy attractive to the bes
class of young men. 1t is, therefore
deemed a suitable time to put an enc
to Imprisonment of young men VIII
desire to leave the service, Secretar,
Daniels holding. that it is possible t,
get plenty of men who will love tn,
Navy and be IN honor to it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
DURHAM RECEIPTS INCREASE
POStOfice Shows Gain of Over FOu
Hundred Over Last July.

Durham, August 2-The first month
of the administration of Mr.. j.. Ohio
as postmaster for the city
OF Durham, shows an increase ove
the corresponding month for last
ear The increase is about the nor-
NAL showing Of one year over the
other and is an indication Of the
steady growth of the business Of the
city. The receipts for July, 1913,
amounted to $4-465.S5. The money
taken in by the p%ostofice for July Of
this year was $~4.SS9.97, which is
$424.12 more than it was for the
same month last year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
WESTERN LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. Hogs unsettled.
mixed S.2OGs.9O; heavy S.1O@S.S; rough
S.1O@S.25; pigs 7.2oMS.SO.
Cattle steady; beeves 7.25@1O.OO; steers
G. 4OMS. 40; stockers 5.5O@S.OO: cows and
heifers 3.75M9.25: calves 7.5O@11.25.
sheep slow: sheep 5.15M5.S5; yearlinEs
56OG6.,O: lambs G.0OGS15
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
One Thing Leads to Another.

Employer: What, I've inst agreed
10 give you every Saturday off as q
holiday and now you want an increase
of salary.
Employe: Yes. sir; So l can enjoy
my hOlday.-BostOn TRANSCRIPT.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
DRY O MARKET

New York. Aug. Cotton goods markets
were quiet and easy for the day. Yarns
were weak with linens firm. Rurlaps held
very steady, Leading lines Of staple goods
will be priced on Monday at reductions
from last season.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04

When q young man gets wise to
that's his u to change skirts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
TANNED CONVICTS
CHEER FOR WARDEN
Sing Sing Prisoners Get Another
Afternoon in Open. with
Fine Results.

The 800 convicts at SIM sing
Prison received another afternoon IN
the omen yesterday. and had fine time
9lavinc baseball and other games. IN
dor the rules Of Thomas l. Mc'ormick,
tho new warden. the men are per
mitted on tho field when they have
finished their work IN the factories.
As result the prisoners have become
an exceedingly industrious lot.
Yesterday most Of them were out AZ
o'clock and remained until !. on
the way TO their cells they chcered
Warden Mccormick and Father Cashin.
who watched them AT pla! There we're
two casualties. neither serious. One
prisoner was hit IA tho mouth by
ball and was fixed up by surgeon.
The other was hit on the forehead with
= bat. but disdained the treatment.
Warden Mccormick expects to have
the tennis courts ready IN few days.
A number Of Italians presented re
quest yesterday for game called
fglia. The petition described nc
needs in detail, and the war en- will
supply them.
Exercise in the field has already had
an effect on the tempcrs and com
pleXions OF the men. Most OF them
have become tanned and sunbuncd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
HE WANTS MORE HELL FIRE
AND BIRTHSTONE PREACHED
Bob Jones' Minister Since He Was Fifteen, Called Billy
Sundays Successor, Says More Orthodoxy from
Pulpis Would Fill Churches

people 90 1--we right as long a. women
dress a. they do. Another reason for
divorce is tho way women ucspiso the
re trainte OF married life They 20
20 these dances, and the close rela-
lions among the sexes that result are
% fruitful source Of divorces. The
modern dances cannot be defended By
amy ono. Any man who says he can
dance them without evil thoughts is
either less a man or more "a liar. These
old men who are taking 20 them they
are simply dong that as an unnatural
stimulant
81 am scnsationalist, because ] can
reach more people ina that way" he
said. "lf necessary. would stand on
my head IN the pulpit TO get my re-
suit IL ~ "a serious proposition that
preacher must stOop 10 sensational
ism 20 get II hearing. II is more re-
Election on the people than on the
ministers
But If the ministers would preach
the Gospel ~ the good old fashioned.
orthodox way, as the Bible teaches n.
they would an their churches q,
'Buly Sunday and ! and the c,angcl.
lets are filing our halls II the aver
age minister had az much thought in
hia head a. Jonathan Edwards had
there would be AL explosion"
Mr. Jones will 70 80 Wall street m
an automobile one day this week and
preach there on the evils Of high
finance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21

BOB" Jones. the evangelist. VINO
has spent fifteen years OF Dbl, life a.
an ordained preacher, although he ls
now only thirty years old. summed ~
ID sentence yesterday What he be
licvcd would cure present DAY evils.
lie is preaching nightly a. the Tent
Evangcl. lie has been called By
BILLY" Sunday tho man who viii sue
coed him
II believe 10 hell Mr. Jones said
Yesterday. IN the apartment Of has
friend Judge Ransom, AZ 30l West
l1Gth ST.. where he ie staying. "if
there IS not hell, there ought 20 be
one. II people believed IN hell there
would be- lcss lawlcssncss. II the
ministers preached hell fro and brim-
stone more there would be more peo-
plc IN their churches"
n he had q chance 10 reform the
world by direct acts o. ms own. he
said. ne would abolish FIRST drink and
tbcn the tango. Another serious mat
ter d. the way women dress. All three
az these factors enter INTO the divorce
problem. he said.
81 notice divorce ~ on the increase
ID, Tco York am not surprised. The
..crayc young fellow that gets mar
.ri.d il the Of securing Of the under
,,o,Id that ie nothing more than
LIT saving his Wild oat. make q man.
lie i~ physicslly and mentally unit
20 marry.
we might as well cease to e1V'et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
MARRIAGE LICENSE
ONLY A PASSPORT
Mrs. Kramb rig Tells Court She
Married Stepbrother to Get
Past Ellis Island.

Mrs. Ethel Kramberg. suing as Miss
Kartogana. filed an action IN the SUI
preme Court yesterday, in which she
asks the alnulment of her marriage 10
her stepbrother. Moses Kramberg. in
1911. although only her statement TO
the official, at Ellis Island when she
arrived from Austria that she was en-
Gagged to marry kramberg. gained her
admission 70 the United States. Now
tho Young woman insists that she was
not engaged. but that. as she was only
about nineteen years old and unaccom-
panied. she told the story to get past
Ellis Island.
she xls sent 20 the Clara de Hirsch
Home. where those in charge, after a
few DAYS. took her and kramberg to
CITY Hall. where they were married by
Alderman J. J. Smith.
Mrs. Kramberg now says neither she
nor Kramberg wanted to get married,
because each had another love affair.
The couple never lived together, and
Kramberg ne3er supported her, she
said