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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Opportunity No. s-Never Say Die

The guiding spirit of this family is
bravely facing the hard situation of
separation from her incurably i'll hus-
band who Is receiving hospital care.
She Is working hard to make a good
home for her four little children, the
eldest eleven and the youngest six
months. Unaided. she will fail in health
and purpose. for this mother is an ar
rested case of tuberculosis and should
not be allowed to struggle alone to
make ends meet. Nine dollars per week
is needed to keep these children at
home and happy with their mother.
S468.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Six dollars per week will bring con-
tfnued Christmas cheer. SSH.


tfnued Christmas cheer. SSH.
Opportunity No. 14-Deserted.'
Before the birth of her youngest
child three years ago. this good woman
was deserted by the one who should
have been her protector. Feeling that
the only course open to her was sepa-
ration from her children, she placed
two Of them temporarily in institu-
tons. Through the efforts of the So
ciety. money was raised to supple
ment what the relatives and her church
could do and now the cozy home Is
happy one. The unusually bright
children show the effect of a mothers
care and training. All efforts have
failed to locate the man.
In addition to what the relatives and
church can do. SIS per week, or $3.50 per
year. will mean 365 days Of Christmas
cheer for this family-$260.
Received by The Star.
Contributions to the Christmas OPP
portunities have been received by The
Star, as follows: DR.. and Mrs. A. G.
Wilkinson, for Nos. i. 2, 5, IL and 13,
SO; s. B. j.. for No. l. IS: total. SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16

Vocational School until she has learned
to be a fitting dressmaker. She just
loves sewing l hate to take her out
of school and put her to work at a
mangle.'
Who will keep Martha at school q
year as a Christmas gift? Two dollars
per week, or $104 year, IS needed.
s104.
Opportunity No. 5-Citizens in the
Making.
Alone, fighting against invalidism and
poverty. this widow has for many
years been doing her full duty In the
training Of three fatherless children.
who are fast developing wholesome
ideas Of support for themselves and
their mother. The ambition Of the ED
est lad is to become a farmer. and n 8
sister wants to be teacher. Brought
up on modern outdoor and 1resn-ai
theories, the children are graduaiiy
overcoming their early ply steal handi-
caps. Several who have helped TINS
family in the past year and who nave
received from time to time connoentlal
reports relating to the family's happiness
their desire to continue their co-opera-
ton.
Ten dollars per week. or $500 for the
round year. Is needed for this con
structive home and health giving. so1v'
COnCrlOutlOnS.-MfS. T., P1'
81. Still needed. $519.
Opportunity No. 6-our Friend Mrs.
Wigs Again.
How do you do, my dear?'' is the
CHEEKY greeting to all corners OF dear
old grandmother who has undertaken
to bring up her two orphan children
Discussing sunshine and good will.
after the fashion Of Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch, this faithful old soul
refuses to be anything but kindly and
hopeful in the midst Of adversely. The
grandchildren have caught her spirit
Of industry. The little girl is mother
ing her dollies or busily sewing for
them. while her little brother is busy
with his tools or living with the he
roes Of yesterday, in whom he takes
great delight.
How this good soul can make go so
far the IS per week which is asked for
her no one can tell. Total amount for
the year. $500.
Opportunity No. THE Brim of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16

If a woman continually accuses her
husband of being bad the chances are
that he will make good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Opportunity No. 12-Neutrality IL
Charity.

One year ago this little widow with
four children felt that her load was
more than she could bear and. rather
than have her children suffer. she
was ready to place them in institu-
lions The Associated Charities final
iy persuaded her to accept help in
keeping the family together. During
the past year she has become more re-
sourceful. The family is living In
courage and ambition. She Is learn
ing to do plain sewing and Is able to
make a little income for herself. Be-
sides this. her relatives are giving all
they can from their little store. Their
hcient to keep the family together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Chri.tma. Holiday Rates,

CnrAstmaS 1OhOAS H>Ates'
Atlantic Coast Line r. r., points south
14O6 N. Y. ave. NV. Phone Main $780,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-04
REIGN Of TERROR
IN MEXICO CITY
CHURCHES LOOTED AND PRI-
VIE HOMES INVADED
EY REBELS.
II Members OF the Police and MANY
Officers III Old Federal
Army Have Been
Executed,

Galveston, Texas, Sept Con
stitutionaliats inYasion of Mexico
City was reign of terror. Churches
were looted and converted into sta
bies. Private homes were invaded
Several hundred members OF the
police force were executed, also
every officer OF the old federal army
fell into the rebel hands.
This VAS the declaration here to-
day Of William Aldirgde an enal-
neer, who had just arrived from Mex
leo City.
Feeling against Carranza in MeXi-
co City he declared, was strong.
He said the better class would well
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-04

ihs TO be held at the court house
saturday afternoon at O'Clock 10
consider the proposition OF proyid-
iHg adequate warehouse facilities
Tor the cotton that will be market
ed IN Wa&ahaghie
WaSahachie is more fortunate
than many other towns in the state
in that she already mas warehouse
facilities for several Thousand bales
OF cotton, but this one warehouse
viii not take care of all the cotton
that viii be stored this season. 1t
is imperative that room for several
thousand more bales be provided.
With this ia view, the Chamber
Of Commerce appointed y commits
tee whose duties We're to devise
ways and means to take care of the
situation This committee called a
mass meeting last Saturday, ut
which time six representative farhi-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-04
SENATE To PASS WARE
HOUSE DILL LATE TO-DAY
BY the Associated Press.

Austin, Tex. Sept. 4.--The SEN
ate coRmarce ana manufacturing
committee today decided to favor
ably report the house emergency
warehouse bill and it vas expected
tie pass late this afternoon. 1t viii
then go to the free conference COM
mittee and is expected to finally
pass Monday.
The house committee considered
the permanent warehouse bill and
adjourned without taking a vote on
Whether one or three commissioners
should be appointed. T. NJ. Shroc-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-04

instantly Relieves Swollen, InfIam-
ed Nose, Head, Throat $1,000 Nou
breathe Freely $500 Dull Headache
"oes-Nasty Discharge Stops.
Get small bottle anyway, Just to
Try lt-~Apply little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
s'opped-up air passages Of the head
VIII open; you will breathe freely;
duliness and headache disappear.
by morning! the catarrh, eold-in-
head or catarrhal sore throat will be
gone.
End such misery now. Get the
small bottle OF fEly's Cream Balm"
at any drug store This sweet, fra
grant balm dissolyss by the heat OF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-04
SulLec a Candidate

Albany, \. Y. Sept 4. William
snlzer, deposed governor OF NeY
York, will seek reelection this fan
as candidate OF the progressive
party Petitions containing NOR
than 1000 signatures designate,
HIM as candidate in the nro-
sressiNe primaries were filed veafa,-
day. sulaer also is seeking the
nomination for governor Of the pro
h1bition and American parties
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-04

Prof. and Mrs J D. Coghian ana
daughter, Miss Loueile, aud Gordon
Lyons of Ennis We're in the city to-
day
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-04

Orzo Cheatham, Jr, left last night
for Missouri where be will spend It
few DAYS the guest al particular
friends.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-04

Hubert Robinson OF Temple is
visiting with Jack and EXlinc Martin
FOR a few days
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-04
OPENS UP N0S7R|LS, CLEARS H[l! ],
ENDS COLDS OR CATARRA A N

the nostrIls, penelr''es ,, ~,
inflamed, swollen HsH'' !,
lines the nose, head ''' :,
clears the air passages ~ i,
discharges and a teelios Of r..
soothing relief comes '" "a.
Don't lay awake 'o-p'' !,
CLING for breath, S''p :,
nostrils closed. ha~si ls u ID
ing. catarrh or a eD,@r ID
running nose, foul lhu WV M,
into the throat, and Ia. .s3Ies
ajstressing but truly ne. ns,' %
Put your faith-- s,d y,.t.
"Ely's Cream Balln 81, lid
- ' ca,arrn will surely
G, lu, Two Drus s'''''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-04

Some men don't care how much
hair there is in their ears and up
their noses.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-04

The Baih Light give -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Die critic DcfaHc Scr 1luiatif.

gs iinb iett ,5e6n Sabre ger. SoB Die
Sebrilper Wrigbt ibren eriten De:lf>
tpilrbigen Slug ausfiibrten. Srobs
DEM oicIcr Slug rnlr cine Salsr boz
5tpnlf Setnnoen bate, icbtc er opd)
Die game cipiliiierte @eLt in Gritaus
nen. Seit bieier 3cit, idpreibt Der
.Neiu Yort Serulb", bat Gle Npiatit
einen un~eebeuren Iuiidlpung ecl,onts
men nno III iebem 2unbc, bas Den
Sortidritt liebt, linb beutc g~eropluns
I'M @ebraIcb. Ser Ierpplan bat uue
9erangen, auf militdriidlem @ebietc
eile fpidtiac HDqe 5u ipielcn. Iud)
Die nellen 8nierflue5eugc, bic iept IN
mebreren 2dnOcrn @urppn's gcballt
perben, eroffneu Der @pidtif Elm
frlld)tbare5 Sefb. Mit Diclcn Ippas
raten iinp bereit5 bon ciniecn beber5z
ten Sliegern bns MitteQGnoiide, bos
8altiihc ltnb ba5 Nbriatiihe Steer,
ferner Der Gnglii6e aanal nnb bic
9roBen u~merifaniid)en Secn iihcrilps
gen lporben. Nur Der NtlantiIdc
S5ean lit nod nid,t %ii6cripunocn.
Tenn u1f Die neiie Bincnihaft nod
in Den ainberid]llbcn itcctt, 10 fGnnte
bod Die Gntfpifclung, Die tic bis Jest
ourdgemadt bat, feline munDcrborcrc
fem.
Bon Den brei6ig YferOefrdften. Die
Der S~lugappnrat n%nfGnglid) battc, III
er ullf 200 9efontmen, mo lpdbrcno
Wrigbt's .Sipldnc" mr. nit elmer
Seripn aufiteigcn tonnte. boben mir
beite einen Ippnrat. Den ,Gbarzas
bant", Der 5ebn Ecripucu trdgr.
8dbreno &riebt 5uerit rur cine
Strede bon 100 SllB in SpGlf Scfrn>
Den flo9, bnbeu mir es beutc allf cine
= fDnntc man iagen = uubc9renStc
Slugoaler 9ebrnd)t. &iir5lih bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Sen Der Nrbeitcrflniie acndrnt battcn.
iunnotcn Die ihdrflten WaBrcgeln
8eacn nns an. @iitbcnh barber
gritfcit cinigc Dor inns 5llr Sabptnoc,
nm lidl 81 rdd]cn. aHr5, IS lpnr cin
beltdr1oiges Surd)einnnber. llnb bcutc
babeu mir gliidltd, 9onfnrs geunad,t.
Sieicni9cn, Die Die nlisscseidJuet Gin
~gerid)tetc @lasfnbrit falfen lperocn.
iperben Gin iebr siltes @cid)Gft MAIDEN.
Sic luerpen 9roBe @efpinnc er8iclen,
neil cin3elne llntcrnebnter ibre per-
lpnIiden Sntereiicn piel better fDrbcrn
fpnncn, ais Dies gegcniiber ben ,Sntce
reIIen elmer @emciniduft ocid,iebt, nm
Die man it'd MIR ipenig fiimmert, ma
ia nuiere |erlpolter beiitlidl betpieicil
bdbcn."
Steie Siloer upm iusialbemufrati=
ifen 3nfnnftsitantc limb nid,t geraoe
iebr crmutbiaenb. rs lit mabrbaft
be5cihnetb senng, oaf it Der 6raris
bic ihDniten Ibeurien ber Spsialbe=
mptrattc san5lih periagen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
T~De1tbanoe1s -Bi1an3.

Nuslnilb bcrpnr, iuic bonn audi Der
bcutif)e Sertigmnaren : Grpprt INF
Wcltbdnoel an eriter Stclc itebt, Sdz
9egen iibcrlpie9cn in Der IiIsfiIbr Der
Scr. Stnnten INNER nod bel ipeiten
Hobitpffe unb Nubrungsmittel, nno
Die nmcrifaniihe @rpprt> Snbuitrie
oedt nur Den fleinercn Sbeil nuieres
Illsfnbrbanbels.
Bon Sabr 5u Sn6r lit I'M lcBten
Sabrsebnt Der @eltbanDel oeitic9cn,
unD 3ipar bon 1908 bis 1911 bon "a
aif SO MiQiarben Collars, in ecna,lcrl
3ablen uon 25,491 nnf 3S,470 Ntils
lionen Collars. Sas lit in ad,t San
rem cine 3lnabme nm gcnait Die
6dlfte. SIN Der Sunnbmc Der Gine
fubr lett 1900 Daber bic 8ereinistcn
Staaten Die itdrfite Steigerung auf5lts
~ipeiien. ndmIid) nm 81 Rro5ent, fpd6<
reno Sentidlanb cine iold,e o 90,
@rpBbritanilien cine bon ~ Sro5ent
re9iitricren fonnte. SIN bet &usfubr
lpieberum itanb Seuti6lanb's 3uz
rabme an erlter Ste1e, ba iie "a Yro@
sent betrue geeen SO Yrosent Gn9z
lambs unb So Yro5ent Ser &ereini9>
ten Stndten.
Serehnet moi enSlid) Bic 3unabme
bes 8einmntbanoels, 10 iteht Seutihe
Lamb ebenfans an eritcr Steue nit
100 Ero5ent; linn foleen Die Ser.
Staaten NIT 1875 unb gn9lanb nit
70 Yro5ent. Simmer mebr Ipiht iid)
alip Der &f auf benz 8eltmarttc
uuf einen 8ettbetperb 5lpiifcn
Seutidlanb unb Den Ser. Stouten 81,
ipdbrenb Die friiber taft unerIdiitters
ltde engliide Sor6erridoft in Der
@eltpirtbidaft beute bereits itarf be-
orobt i6eint. Namentlid. tpas ben
Srport anbelanst, rider Die Ser.
Staaten in idrnelem Setnpo at benz
en9(iiden Gonfurrenten. olf, lnb IN
Dem IaBe, ipie bic amerifanildje Sna
in Glib Imerifn llnb Oitaiien
@rfol9e 81 per5eidnet bat. iuiro iid
Der britii6c Spriprllns peiter pers
rin9ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Die Rotten Scr Iebten Krieee,
(speSiea fir bieie 3tituns.)

Die lesten &riege Daben Der
Wenidbcit 9an5 Inbeirnlihe Summen
an @elb, bon BEN u%ngebeuren Spfern
an @eni6enleben sar nift 81 reben.
gefoitet. 90 foitete,i
Der iiins afrifaniids 8ries. 1,45O
MiIiDnen Collars;
/. Der ruiiii6@ iapanffhe &ries, 1000
WtQtonen Dollars; J -
Der italieniih stiirfiihe &ries. $50
Iiaionen Dollars;
Der Waroffu> Selbaua. $50 @tilios
men Dollars;
Die beutihe Iilitdre slb9abc error
berte $50 WiGionen Collars;
Die Diterrei6i5de IobiliIaz
tion foitete 800 Iilionen 9ollars;
bet 8alfanfrieg: $50 WiGionen
bet Siirfei. $50 WiGionen 9ulgarien.
$50 Iiqionen Serbien, $50 Wiaioz
men @ricdenlanb, go @illionen Huz
mdiiien; i'm 8an5en: 760 Miqipnen
SpQnrs.
Snnerbalb 13 Sabren baben aliu
bic &riese $500 MtiQipnen Collars
sefUitet. Was bate nit bieier mt
gebenren Snmrme aileS amnt Wuble oer
Weuifbeif seideben %f6nner, ,uiepicl
W0tb unb Glenb bate nan linbern,
iuiepielc Tbrdnem trofnen f6nncu?
Statt Sefen muRten bieie Gieicn=
iummen sur g%ersr1feruns menih=
lidjen Glenbes bienen. gNer fir ben
5rieben inter ben gDlfern fdmpft,
famptt Saber fiirtuabr fir cine beilise
Sahe.-(&. 3D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Mebr Gprit, ,ucnigcr @elb.

Sic Gprn@G Stub &nabcn crSieleil
100 Suihel5 Corn pom Icrc, aber Die
graubaarigcn Snrmcr lpollen bdpon
nihts %lpiiicn. neil ibre Batter 10 etipnS
aud uiht tbaten." = .@leancr" f,
6cnOcrion, Sans. (Wdhridcinlid,
cin farm paper" nad bcfnnntem
Wui.sr.) 2aiict ms rehnen: Sm
Sabre 1912 purbc Die grobte Corn
Grnte in Der @eifidtc cr5ielt: 3,241,s
100000 guibels. Ser Sreis am 1.
Sc6cmber 1912 betrug blrdihnittliH
As no Gents PRO 9uibel. Sm Sriibs
iahr bcs Sabres 1913 wurbcn 1867
100000 Icres nit Corn bcpflnn5t,
bns bdttc, bel 100 Suibels pom Icre,
cine @eIdmmts Grnte bon 10,5S2,s
100000 8uibcls ge9eben. Sit Der
3citun9sifreiber in &entufp picqcid,t
10 9efduig, aus5urehnen, mas Gin
Corn in ipldem Sale lpertb
pdre!-.2anbmnnn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Grweitermma Scr pafetpef.

Sas SafctpoiTs Spilcm bot iid Bis
81 einem @rabc bc!pdbrt, RAP bnIb bas
@efpid)t bon Ynfctcn, ole pet Yafctppit
6efprbert pcrben fDnnen, bon ~fiinf5ig
Efiinb, fpie icbt, uuf bunbert Sfunb
erbobt iperben biirftc. @cncruls Epitz
mciiter gltrleion lit bnfiir llno bat Die
Iniid)t ousgeIproden, oaB in Nem NIT
1. Suli hs. IS. beginnenben Sabre,
inter Der @rbDbung Dcs Ncfpid)ts,
GOO, 000 ,000 Tdtctc 5u 6cbn Gents
per Stiid peridubt ipcrben lpiirSsn.
Nd2 Bolts cportemcnt plant. na5
SDlten peiter 81 eiitpidcln, bis bab
cs allen nlo9lid)cn Inforbcrun9cn Des
EllblifuiHS cntipriht.
Bic 8enmtcn pcs Nuits 0cpuprt@
mclts iinb audi bafilr, Die Warimals
iurnme, Die Scbermann in Ben 9Soirs
%ipnrbnufen Deppnicrcn fam. nnf ST.
600 81 crbD6cn unb dGf Die Gcpriitcu
bis 81 $1,000 5pci Sro3eut 2'Hicu
5u bc6nblcn. @cgcnpdrtiA actrIgt
bns Wnrilnunl, lpcld)cs ciu Sltpipi>
Dunn beponteren fam. nm $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
8eiehrdnthtte Ser GinpanSes
rang ,,uerSerblicR".

Sic .@ai6ineton YoIt", Die tpns
an9ebenbe to9lid)e 3eitung III Der
8nnbesbaIptitdbt. ihreibt an leiten@
Der STEELE inter Der SpiBmarfe nS1s
Ginlpnnberun9s : Eroblem", pcnn Die
europdiifeu ginpanberer moraliIhe
ober pbpliide Sefefte bdtieu; ioaten
lie onran p%erbinbert mcroen, bonn
Iusann9spunftc ab5ureiicn. Sas
Slntt fdbrt Damn tort; osbcr Dor Dem
9on9rcB idrpcbi cine @prlagc. bic nod
mebr nnitrcbt. ul5 bas, sic in Der
Chat Snnicnbc bon Gimpnnbcrcrn
nusih!iebcn mill, Die pbpiiid ni,p
mornlild gciunb iinn. cin6ia aus bc:Ii
8rnnDc. lpcil tic nid,t 9cnug Silbnn9
bc'iBen.
Sic nelilid, gCmod,tc I%nfiinOimina.
bdB Dor Ibluui pielcr Sabre Scutid1s
Lamb Ith elmer ginlpobncr5nh( bon
S0,000,000 lperoc riibmcn fonncu.
Ioutc II sum Tuhbcnfen r%cranlaiien.
che mir unicrc ginipnnbernn9srntc
rcou5icrcu. Bic 5nlcbt b~cridtctc Be-
polfcrunasaiffcr Seuiid)lunb's betrdat
64,903,l23. lpdhrenb nudl Dem leBtcrl
Genius bic unIcrisc a1.972,267
bctrug.
Scntidllarn u6cr unicrbiclt feline
SepDlfcrun9 AMI ciuem Nrcnl bon
POS $50 S.unbrutmeilen. mdbrcnr
bic Der. Stnntcn iiir ibrc Sepolfcs
rlIna BON 1900, 900 3,616,4S4
EnnSrotmctlcn Hunn bnbcu.
Scr Mcid)tbum hcr beiben Naiipncr
ltcbt nnacnidlcinlid in ciucm bircftcs
rem %%crbnltnib 3um llnierIdicb in Del
VcpnItcrung ais sum llntcrldicb in
Hnum. Sentiflnnb's Heihibnn,
lpurec nciIlid nui $50, 500,000,0oO
pcrnniflnat, mdbrcnn bcricnigc DC,
Scr. Stnntcn ouf $130,000,000.00 GOO
gcidaet iporhcu lit.
"Sopcii hn5 Y~crbdlinib uuicrcl
Scpolfcrlns gum greal bes SanneS N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

lidl iungc unb nlte Scngel Der groBcn
Irmce Der Scdltbriioer nltId,IieBen.'
Sic Sade lit 81 ernlt mn 81 lpid)z
tig, ais ooB man lie nllf Die lcidJEe
Nd,Iel ncbntcn fam, illtD "a Die Sarz
mcr beipnbcra ppn Den Sagcoieben
beimgeiuht rcrbcrb 10 lit es am
Elnec, buB lie bafiir iorgcil, baB
@anbel III Der @eridt5pflc9c,' ioipeit
Die Cramps in Sctrad1t fommen, gez
id)affen pirb. 8ir fpuner cs nift
bulbcn, baB %ltnicre Sralten unb ainber
fat itdnbig in @efabr iinb. BON chr
unb lpertblpicn Subjcften belditigt mb
io9ar in bcitialiidler @ciIe ~an9cgriffcn
unb %miBbarbclt 81 pcrben.-r&atboz
lild]cr @~laubensbptc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
SiIbsf ans preHe.

Siidof 81. II. SGlllbaGer Opener
bat an Die DSralfiurtcr Splts5eituns"
unldB(id heren &crgrnbcrllng ein
Sdreiben 9crid)tci, in lpcldIcm eS II.
beiBt: IN mciuen Nugcu ut ein
redter Hebuftcir bon belltc Elm Wara
unb Spoitcl. ms Gin GbefzTcs
onftclr iii cin gr6 Mnrtprcr. Us III
iid,er cine nppitoliihc Chat, iold]eu
Wdunern 81 0ilfc 5u fommen unh Der
nm ms @rOBc iibcricBtel -Srauf>
%olfs3citung" cincn YotbcIz
icgcn 5t i%pcnhcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Der b~cntid)c 9tpiotiiet SiGfiler s. 9.
eiren Merchandising Don 1900 Ns,1
len in "a Stmnbcu nusgcfiihrt.
Sas Sidcrbcitsproblcm il lnngc
3eit oas 5nlptbinberuib be5 Sor;s
idDritts I'M Sllgiuelcn, nber audi bd5
lit, mic man licht, icet ei%nigerndBen
iibcriprnben. Ofit Der ip%adlIenben
Stobilitdt lpcrben ii6erlif nud Die
Grfoigc Der Slu9tehnit in ben nGhitcu
Sabren D~ieienigen Der eritcn Sefupe
Bel 8citenl iibertreffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Ser Intbeil Der seronnten 2dnbcr
am @eialnmtbanbel lit ipdbreno Deg
lcsten Sabr5ebnts 6ei 9roBbritannien
uno Den Der. Staaten 9~eiunfen, bel
Seutldlano nnb Sranfreid, geitie9en.
Seriidlifti9t man aber bios Die glisz
flbr, 10 nebmen Die Ser. Staaten
binter @n9lano ben 5~lueiten Tlak ein.
Sarans. baB bic beuti6e @iufubr
Die Der Scr. Staateu I'M SIS WiQipz
llen Dollars iiberiteiat, leud)tete Die
I~bhdn9igteit Der Oeutiden Snbuitrie
III Der 8pbitoffz @eriorglins burdb bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Sabre 1912, nnn scr Marftpcrtb Der
Yrobuftc mar $552,771,500 gc9cn
$557,344,1o0 i'm Sabre 1912. Sic
@ei5cns rrnb Die Sofercrntc woren
Die bcitcn, Die ie IN CANADA er5iclt
ipllrbcn. Der @erth Der 5uupterntcn
mar: &ci5cu, 231.717,O00 guibels.
$156,462,0 900; 6afcr. 404,669,0 600
SuIbcls, S12S,S93, 900; Sloh2e
iamen, 17,539,000 9uihcls. $17,z
0S4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Das iiinefse vGtina -Jahr'
buck"

aibt Die 3abl Ser proteitantildlc1
I9cntureu unb &creinc 5lr SefebrlrJ
Der Gbineien auf 90, Die @eiammt5ahl
ibrer @ctnuften nuf 167,075 nnb Der
3ntcfrmcnen aif 1880 on. Ser
ielbe Scrift 9ibt Die @ciammt5abl Jcz
taufter aatbolifen auf 1,363,697 uno
Der a~atcdlrmencn auf 390,9S5 an.
Sn Den 0titteln iiub Die protcitoniis
l6en WiiiionGrc ben fatbolilten, i'll
DEN Grfol9cn bicIen jcnen ipcit ii6cr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
guh S6cpric NIB Iraris.

Ser aabelmcier mclbet ans Berlin:
Na6trGelidl miro befannt. onS Der
Observation-Disclosures Siibrer slltguit
gebel, neldler am IS. Iusuit in Der
Sftpei5 ltarb, Elm GermDgen bon
$4,000 Warf 6intcrlaien bat. Sis
Sldtter beben berpor, bas @crmdhts
nib an Die io5ialbemofrotiide Yartsi
I'M Setra9e bon 10000 Murf ents
ipred,e Der Stclung Scbel's unb Den
bon ibm berfpd)tenen Iniidlten nidt.
Sas lit chen Sbeorie unb Iraris IN
Der So5ialoempfrntic. Sie Siibtcr
preoigen Die %crtbeilurig Ser Glitter,
bitten aber ibren Mommlon lor9fGlti1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
11m Sabre 1912 bnbcn idnnttlict
Al nrpSercn Weltbunhcl5S Stdutcil

O1m Sabre 1912 babcn idmmtli6t
~ grpBcrcn @eitbnnhcla@ Stnntci
NJ ibrcn gubcnbaHocl pieperilri.
~ nnb 5lpar in ciuem rorber ilpd1
nic bascipeienen Mabc, lteigern tpns
nen. Sroe hcr lpenie siinltigcn Gons
i~unftnr lit Die Nusfuhr Der bier lpid,s
tighten 9pnflrrenten nllf Dem We!ts
morfte, Seutidlanh's. @roBbritan@
nicn's. Sranfreid's nnh Scr Tereini0S
ten Staatcn, i'm Sabre 1912 nno aitd)
in Der eritcn 8dlftc pcs Sabres 1913
tart geitiegen; bel Der Giufubr bilpe>
ten Die @~ereinistcn Stanten iniofern
cine Iilsnnbmc. oils bci ibneu hic @in>
flibr in Der eritcn Sdlftc bcs Sabres
1913 9e9ciiiibcr Dem cntiprehenDen
3eitralrn bes Sabres 1912 5~uriidsez
gansen mar. Sm Gin5elnen iteatc
iid Die Sanbelsbilan5 Der g%enannten
bier sdnocr foIsenbcrmabcn:
ginfllbr in MiIlipncn Collars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Der NlfebelucrbrHmet INT
Sramfrcid,.

Sronfreidb bat I'M Sabre 1912 rlrb
65 Willioneu Seftolitcr geiitige @ce
trdnfe perbraudt; pasielbe Srantreid,
onS Die S%eutid)en 9erne oils Bier
%trinfer uno &rnuteIler" u~cripottet, bat
iait 352 Wilfipnen Gallons Bier &C.
trunfen.-(&. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

rDmiiden &urie: GetretGr bes Sl.
Sffisiunls. llnteriefrctGr Der Gongres
cation Der Propaganda. 8rdfeft Der
Tcripdltune bon ct. 1eter. Gamer
lengo Der Homiid)en Stride, Yrdfeft
Der Segnuiura, ltbitore beg Eapites,
Sefretdr Der Iateiniihen grieie.
8ibliotbefar Der HDmiiden Stride.
Srdfeft hes gsremonials.- Sc. S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

getradt fommt, iinb ipir binter iebem
cibiIiiierten 2nnb Der @elt suriid.
@ir ioaten ilber 9eihrdnfung Der
G~inipanOernng idlpeigen. Bis unIers
gepolferung itarf 9enls lit, LII bas
SanS IN ipirtbiddftlifer Betie gu
berfperfbcu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Nnnnnn's Grntc.

Sae Stutiittid)c Amt Der cnnuhis
ihen 8cgieruug bat bcn Sdlibbcs
riht iiber Die Grutc DcS SabrcS 1913
pcroffentlid1t. 35.375,00G NcreS
purben beitellt 9eecn 35,575,00O inn