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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05
NOTICE ON ELECTION IN JONN.
STONE DISTRICT NO. 12,

Whereas. one-third of the resident
elctors and like proportion Of the
resident freeholders of the age of 21
years, of Johnstone acodemy school
district No. II, OF the county of New
berry State of South Carolina, have
filed petition with the county Board
of Education of Newberry County,
South Carolina, petitioning and re-
questing that an election held in said
school district on the question Of levy
ing special annual tax of two mills
to be collected on the property located
in the said school district.
Now, therefore, the undersigned
composing the County Board Of Eda-
cation for Newberry County, South
Carolina, do hereby order the Board
of Trus,ees of the Johnstone Academy
School District No. II. to hold an elec-
ton On the said question of leVying a
two mill tax to be collected on the
property located in the said school dis
trict, which said election shall be held
at Johnstone Academy school house, in
said school district No. y, on Satur-
day June 10Th, 1914, at which said
election the polls shall be opened at
I a. m, and closed at p. M. The
members of the board Of trustees Of
said school district shall act as mana
gers of said election Only such
electors as reside in said school dis
trict and return real or personal
property for taxation, and who exhibit
their tax receipts and registration GER
tifcates as required in general elec-
tions shall be allowed to vote. Elec-
tors favoring the leVying of such ttax
Shall cast ballot containing the
word Eyes" written or printed thereon,
and each elector opposed to leVying
such tax shall cast ballot contain
ing the word NO written or print
ed thereon.
Given under our cands and seal on
May q, 1914.
Geo. D. Brown,
S. J. Derrick,
J. S. Wheeler,
County Board of Education for New
berry County, S. C.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05

had no appetite. Since | have taken
Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound the aches and pains are all gone
and l feel like new woman. l cannot
praise your medicine too highly. Mrs.
AUGUSTUS LYON, Terre Hill, Pa.
It is true that nature and woman's
work has produced the grandest remedy
for woman's ills that the world has
ever known. From the roots and
herbs of the field, Lydia E. Pinkham,
forty years ago, gave to womankind
q remedy for their peculiar ills which
has proved more eficacious than any
other combination Of drugs ever COM
pounded, and today Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound is recogniz d
from coast to coast as the standard
remedy for woman's ills.
In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass, are files containing hundreds OF
thousands of letters from women seek
ing health many of them openly state
over their own signatures that theyhave
regained their health by taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and in some cases that it has saved them
from surgical operations.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05
SPHINX WORE HEAD ORNAMENT
French EgyptOlogist Believe SO, Be-
cause of Cavities in Crown.

Paris Correspondence New York Sun.
Since the discovery more than a
year ago of deep cavities in the crown
of the Sphinx Of Gizeh, Bgyptologists
have debated much as to the purpose
which caused their construction. The
suggestion that the great vacant
spaces wer intended for galleries or
chambers has been disputed and the
question has assumed almost the i'm
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05
portance of a second riddle Of the

SPANK.
Now comes p Hippolyte-Boussac.
formerly member of he Oriental in
stitu { OF Cairo and distinguished
a1cAitec Win what may be the So
luton. In learned article in Illus
tration he agreed that tne caviies
contained the fou.dation for the head
ornaments watch, he believed, adorn-
eG he Sphinx.
every god OF Egypt wore on his
head a symbolic ornament, intended
% designate his character, writes NJ.
Hipp Jlyte-Boussac. "On the head OF
Ra, or Ammon Ra, were solitary
disk and TWO tall feathers. Represen-
ia ions OF the head of Isis frequently
Snow disk between two heifer horns,
surmounted by the inscription. AS
representing her name NoWre-Toums
head was decked with full-grown
lotus, from which emerged symbolic
feathers.
'fThot, the god OF sciences, letters
and ar s, was often shown with the
mead Of an ibis, having wig wi h
lappets, surmounted by disk and
crescent. Examples might be multi
piled; similar characteristics appear
ed among the other gods in tne pan
theons of the Pharaohs With very
few excep ions these attributes are
not confined to one divinity exclusive
ly. They serve as emblems marking
the roles played by each god. The
Pharaohs themselves made use OF
them in the performance Of certain re-
ligious ceremonies.
the Sphinx was the image OF the
god Harmakhis-tn sun at is SCI
,ing-a divinity essentially funereal in
aspect. Thus is explained his place
in the metropolis at Memphis. AS with
the other Egyptian gods, his head was
surmounted by a symbolic ornament
usually the Atew, or disk Of the sun,
which was worn also by Osiris, the
god of the dead This ornament con-
sis ed of white crown with two os-
trich plumes, solitary disk and two
rams horns.
''It is known that the great Sphinx
of Gizeh was cut out of high cliff
on the edge of the Libyan desert. The
ancients were unable TO fashion the
head ornament while sculpturing the
figure out of tne mass OF rock, but
added it la;er. This process is some
times followed in the case even OF
statuet es. 1t was necessary to dig
deeply into the head in order to in
sure the stability of the loft orna-
ment which surmounted it. This was
the purpose of the cavity which has
been discovered in the head of this
Sphinx.
LAS the ornament was not mono
lithic, buc was formed OF superim-
posed strata, it must have ben COM
paratMely frail. 1t was threatened
by the lightning, the rain, the sand
storms and winds of The desert 1t
did not figure at all on the bas-reliet
of the Sphinx in the time Of Thotmes
", in the eighteenth dynasty, which
was shown croucning on lofty
pedestal. Doub less nthis epoch
about 1900 3. C.-the ornament al
ready had been destroyed. The
Sphinx was then more than 1900
years old-older than the Parthenon
c., our day-tand in this long stretch
might we'll haze FALLEN vic,im to the
ravages of the elements.
In the temple of Djebel-Barkal,
tae disks, placed much lower and ap-
parently being less frail, which sur
mounted the heads OF the other
sphinxs, also have disappeared, al
though they had been carved out OF
the same bI3ck When in the SIX
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05

Lydia E. Plnkham s
V e g e ia Bile Com
pound. When l first
began taking it l
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds of
aches-pains in low
er part of back and
in sides, and press
ing down pains. l
could not sleep and
4o1-o~,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05
1914

1856 1914
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
South CarOlina's Oldest College
13O h Year begins September 25th
Entrance examinations at all the
county seats on Friday, July 3rd, at
9 a. m.
Full four year courses lead to the
B. A. and B. S. degrees. A two-year
jpre-medical course is given.
A free tuition scholarship is assign
ed each county of the State.
Spacious buildings and athle ,ic
grounds, we'll equipped laboratories,
unexcelled library facilities.
Expenses reasonable. For terms
and catalogue, address
HARRISON RANDOLPH, President.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-05
MRS. LYONS
ACHES And PAINS
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Terre Hill, Pa" Kindly permit me
to give you my testimonial in favor of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

iinb T~oilettemaiier. Die SGd,eldea.
Die Sic "a iebcn, itnb bon einem 8ell,
tlemon ~pergeiien norhen, Ser Dor me.
niaen Minl,ten erfr bon Bier tort.
gina."
u@obl Gin hunger Sffisicr2"
ygteil,, ein 3ipiliit, ein Serr Glip-
JONI, aricgs.G orreiponhent oes .Mefp
yorf Serolb"."
Limo ein Serr, ser ieil,en sfppf
nnf's Spiel iest, INN 9feuigfeiiel, fir
ieine ;3eitung SIT iamneln! Sic fen.
men oielen Spurnoliiten ifon iange,
Serr Mittmeiiter?"
sd, troi i'm m oieier 5sorm, no
er lid) id)on Dor meiner @nfunft anti
bielt."
yah, ct mar ifcn bierl Sbon
lauge2"
Set 5rpei Sasen," Beetle lid,
cine Der Sanbmanns Softer 81 ant.
porten.
uEot 9lit! SIT bas Elm aricas-
Correspondent, Der es eilia bat! ltn0
er lit obgereiit, Der nerebrtc 6err1"
nSo, in Der Nbiiht, Der ginnabnle
zines 4opie b%ei5upobncn, bas einigc
Wfellen pon bier gclegeu lit lino Don
elmer 9anoe bon Gebeaen itnb Nlts.
lGnoern pertheioiet miro. Sd, babe
linn Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an ben
Snlaren"S berit m%itgegeben, Der Ben
Nnftrag bat, Die Sriganten nieOer5it-
ifieBen."
Fem Serrn Gicomte fam Die Sad,e
mebr ln6 mebr icltiam Dor.
vSieb oa! Gin ariegs-Gorrcipon
bent. Ser 9riQe uno gibel zines Gler.
gpman in leillem Softer bat, Ser oos
gan5e Snpentar cines herlnm5iehen.
Den &omooianten nit lid fiibrt uno
ans Der Sarm peridnpinbet, INN Der
@innabme zines aopie bei5umobnen
Sole uno 5eufel! I'm aus Ser Sarnl
beralts5ufommen, bat cr S,erit IN Ole
ielbe bereinfommen i%tiiiien lino es iii
bod eritounlif, Dob mir. oie mir sic
liter Oes Sobi 10 gcllult bcobadten,
i'm nlft benlerft baben loaen. IS iii
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

qef1br elmer Weile eii,en fleinen
Siieel.
Gr bepoffnctc lid, nit ieinen 1Scrn-
glale rn0 beobad,tete Die Spibc Des
&opie. eros oes I%beronebels unter.
It)leo er lid, bin mo Der bepcgcnoe
meniflid]c @eitalten.
r8nt!" Dod)te er. sd bin nif,t
febl geriitenl 0as it Der 9ero, allf
Dem i6 Die fIeine 0tiB itno Maiter
Gone9al finben meroe."
lin MibperitGlloniiie Sl pcrbiiten,
Die n%nliebiame ,Splgen fiir inn bGtten
herbeifiibren fonrlell, lieb Simpion
iein Eferb Sdritt geberr, nabm bie
unidy,loigite SoItilng an, Die inn 5l
@ebpte itano uuo ieste ieinen @eg
fort.
Cine Giertelitunoe ipdter lpor or
gefaBt, geblunoen mo Dor pan Serfel
geiiibrt.-
go lautctc Ser 9crid)t oeS Ictcf-
TIPS Simpion iibcr ieine G~rlebniiie
BON Dem Gage an. bo or alli Der
Heeoe bon Nep 9orf ieinc Nuitrag-
geber an 9oro Der nSlorioa" 5lriid-
lieb.
Sbnc ltnterbrehung mo oblte lid,
ieiner. @rfolge 81 riibmen, bate CT &C.
iprod)en. Mle batter linn nit Der
grpBten Nufmerfiamfeit 5ugehort.
limo oas lit nQes. mas Sic nil.
len?" fragte Maiter Donegal, ais cr
geeloet bntte.
Gas lit nlles."
Sic baben gut gearbeitet, Gimp.
ION. Sh meroe >Shnen einen Sd)ed,
Den Teit Sbrer Erdmie onmeiien."
9lber Simpion irrtc lid oils er be-
bouptete, es lei linn nidts c~ntgougell
bon glofburlls Wud)inationcn.
Son Den grrigniiicn, Die nad) lei
mem 6ortreiten in Der 6arm SotlD-
mann Dor lid, gegongcn mnren,
fonnte er acknowledgements nihts
miiien.
llno bod moren bieic Grei9niiic
bon u1berefenbarcm Giniluiic al,i
oas 8cif,id Der Sran5oien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
merhpiirbig. iebr merfpiiroig!"
Dad)tc Serr De gluilois.

merhpiirbig, iebr merfmiiroi9!"
Oad)te Serr De g%laiiois.
8ans nnauffGllig bate er iid Des
a~offerd)ens bemdhtigt nno m,ter.
iuhte es nun bon ollen Seiten, BON
aiiBen unb Don innen.
oSa, ia!" frebitiertc or meiter.
.gQes beitGrft mid in meinem Arg.
pobn! Gus 8ofierhen fommt aus
Rem 9orf, bos benefit ser Sirmen.
itempel oes Sabrifanten. ., ser
Sfurfe! Th fan9e all, Su alnuben.
DAB Der arieas Correspondent uio
Der Clergyman. Der inns AMI Ga NE.
union perlieB, ell, mo oielelbe Eerion
iino."
Ser 9icontte erinnertc lid, perihie.
oener umitGnoe, oeren er blsbcr feline
@ihtiefeit beigetneiien bate.
Gr fam 10 me;t, lid 81 iragen, Oh
niht Sapis @eritminocn uro iein
eigenes WiBseihif IN ser Cottage
Don Morliiano III 3uiammenboilg
itdnhen nit DEM, mas er loeben &c.
Icben.
r0faiter Srnith," iogts @ittmeiitcr
Bolton, Ser Sanofoiier id)eint Sic
mellr ais notbmenbi0 III iutereiiiren.
9aiien Sic i'm in Hrbc uno fomnlen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
Geo Qctere mtsAti troll.

Ses Setesh ipt"att irot. y
yieip Orleans, &c.. 0csemeer AL?
Sd lit ie5r an acknowledgment, Gdlait iia'
felt. ipnssget Bnitrr annia's 9ierpetiidrfec 10
gut I%otr!tc, pie teir acSt, oeft leRt BIN i1
ipieher nteiaes 9ebei5 iroi. Ger geroenitdrs
fey ipirits da' rettten R.aB ilo III i-9Dala
GsiteS Ue:t. 4. RiIep,
5rap SSa Sutton IN sipton. Sre. ia1i:
haB Iaftor s96nia'S Ierpenfiirlcr in 10. I'm
Sane ieilien Siued gegen Elm (ieroenlcineit. sis
tic Tdon 21a Sabre plaatc, crf.iute. Sic {. rr:e
nitbt ntebr orbeniIsh iDLnfer lno butte T,"gtit
sdmerien i'm gahsci $orrer rir9ents s1esr
8ube.
Srau Z. &. IsopaIs ,breibt bon 8Iodrsur
WlilS. q. Gar, bab Tie Nnitor aonia's Rc.o:r'
ftdrfer aeeen lierbeulcioen hno Bel tcDcie
NIT 70 guteu Griolge %brdlidDte. iaB lie IN hub
dnoeren %e;npfn1I. oener er dudb salf. :e,.b to5ar'
bier baoon b%eiuabrte. il bic Srrsnaititalt III
fomnen.
~A>S .in pertbpolss sent ihr 9sertsrIeiberos
2SCRE pirb Stbein Der ss oeIlan9t s~ugeIanet.
grnie erbalter auG bic Wtsti5lt u%riioHit.
Sieie Dlehi5iri plrbe iett benz Sahie 1876 bon oen
6onp. Paitor abHig. Sort Marns. Jre. ~aubsrsitSt
rnb lest inter feiner gupciiuu9 bon bee
KOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
81 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Bet stpsthefern ~ basen fas
500 ete 8Iatdbs, 9 6Iafdteu fae $500
grobe $1.55, 6 fas 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
vIu idJlieBt baraus, Oh Sd)ois,

fopf?"
p0aB Der gof5c Ylunoer einenl
perfoppten Clergyman ober nber eli
llent 6rGlilein %mngcbort, oos lid, cine
blaue Grille ollfiest mo Die 9ibel
nllsle9t, o~nItott Siebcsbrieie SIT leicni
9eioes NatnrerIdeiluungel1, bic mir
bisbcr nid)t 5i @eiid)t befamen."
oGn bait reht, Sill! Sns lit ioil-
0erbar."
rGas Id)len mir olldl ui,o on oodjtc
if, cs mare meme Yfli6t, sen Scrrn
Hittmetiter oapcn in aenntniB 81
ieberl. Gs m6re bob intereiIont, 81
mi'Iert, mem Der &rom gebort."
Sir Nilitin 8iniam Bolton mar
nidt gerabc Ser Sd,arfiinnigite. Sein
Sirr orbcitetc idNper. Yloslid) mari
cr lid h%inteniiber unO brah in uubdn-
0l0es Safen aus.
n@em Ser &ram aeGort2 Ser.
aeltoe Seine '3eit niht, bos hernrsSil-
bringen, Sill! Sd bin ihloiler ais
Slt. I'D, femme Den Gigentbiimer beS
Sanhfoifcrs. @s lit Muiter Glipiom.
Der Meporter oes rgtem 9)orf SeralO",
Der Oua SollS ioeben perlieB."
Ser Gentleman nit Dem Mono.
fel?"
nScrlclbe."
so oiert Die blallc 9rillc ooill-"
Seine 9lltgen Dor ser Sollle 81
ldiiben, mcnn er iiber 2nno gebt. Sd,
femme piclc 2eilte, Die jl Dem ,3rpedc
lid geid)mGr5ter 9riQen bebienen."
Limo Ole Sibel?"
.Serer cute GbriIt mllB cine 9ibel
bnben. Sus Hed1t fam einem ME.
mlano nebmcn."
limo Bic Solbenbiitien, Die mobI.
ricfenOep @aiier?"
oMaitrr GlipIoms Serili brinai
i'm nit Den perldieoenIten aberdeen.
t%lailen 5uionmen. Gr lit Elm feincr
0tunn mo bGlt ouf icin 9leuBcres."
nllllO 0as &niier5eug?"
nSummfopil @omit ioQ er lid
Oenn roiiercn? Wtit Scr S1belfliuge
pieacift? @inen Sdofsfopf. wie
9lt, bobe i'd nod nidt geieben. @irf-
lib, Oh tbllit mir lei0, &il! Stcae
Ons aofierflcn BORT ollf ben Gid,
urb Lob MIDI in Hube.!!"
Sill, Der alli Elm Sob gcred)net bat.
&c, NOR qon5 betreten. Gr griibtt
militariid untb mad)tc achrt. Ms Ell
bic Sono alf Die 5hiirflinfe legte,
rief i'm Ser Hittmciitcr 5ltriid.
o&e, Sill. Nidt 10 cilig. 8omn
ndberll"
Der Sergeant FAM 5ltriid.
,&il. mein SreunO, mir molen I'M.
Iere Sdritte meiter lenfen, peitr in
oieiem p~erihtftcn Neite nifts an iin-
Den lit, cine ollritige aeble an5ufelld)-
ten"
Der Soloat nifte 5uitimmclb.
Ger Sffi5ier fllbr fort:
.Saben uniere Mnnnid)uftcn in
grfobrung gebraft, melder Natio-
nalitot Die Better Der fiini umliegen.
Den Sarmen ongeboren?"
oSa, Serr Hittmeilter! Tier ser.
iclben iino gigentbum bon Sdulfen,
Die 81 Der Nrmee Ser Iuiitdnoigeu &c.
ItpBcn iinO. @ir fanoen oaielblt mn
Srallen unb ainoer."
rllnb sic Suu5iltdutngen?"
.9tebmen lbren Sortganp."
.Shon. III iorgit mir ooiiir. bat
jcoes Suus, in Dem Wafien ODER Otll.
milton gciltnoen miro, IN 6lammen
aufaebt,"
ollnb penn mir nidts finben?"
frogte ser Sergeant bosbaft NM
5mirterte nit Dem 9lllge.
~Tob, 10 gebt es gcrabc 10! @ir
miiiicn Den 9euten ouf Dem aopje be.
greiilid MAIDEN, 0aB Die 8egeno aid
nah Oieier 8i6tltng bin gut bclebt lit
@as id irnAen mollte. @ie Itebt &C
nit Der 1Sarm bier ne6enan?"
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%. Gapitel.

Nnhoem Der angeblihe ariegs-
Correspondent oas Saus perluiicn
bate, mofte Hittmeiiter Bolton eS
lid bon nel,em beqi,em in @robpaters
Sebninlbl. gr legte Die SiiBe uuf sic
llm51unung oes anmins NM bcfobl
einem Der iungen Mdofen, oas Seuer
az idiiren.
8eraoe 6etrot Ser Sergeont, ser
Die poraeihriebene Sousirfung &c
lcitet hattc, elm aofierden in Scr
@ano, oos 3immer picoer.
nNun?" froate Bolton.
nHitts 81 haben, SSerr Hittn1ei.
tier; Die 9nilern bier limo Die mobrell
W1Bigfeitsopoitcl: fem Grla gier,
nift cine 5loihe @bisfp lit 5u i'm.
Oen."
vAh, Die Solunfen. @plen oie
oclm elllen ebrbaren Offi5ier Dor
Curt umfommen ~loiien. III bait
mobl lId)t red)t gciltht. ail?"
~Slttc Inn 8ergebutg, Serr 9fitt-
meiIter, unierc Grngoner buben oas
llnterltc 81 obcrlt %gefebrt."
rllno oilBcr Den 2ebcnsmitteln,
Don Ocllen bieie Seutc lid feline Gor-
rdtbe eingelcgt baber. iilto feinc @oi-
len iii nidts &crOGhtigcs i'm
Sauie?"
n9tidlts. gbcr ctlpna nnoercS hu-
ben mir geilin0cn, bn5 rSbrc 2od)ntlla-
fcln in gepegung ieeen miro, Serr
Hittmeiitcr."
.Grmmfopi. @os bait Su 0enrl
On in Dem &oifcr2"
vGaa? 0os lit ia gerooc sic Id.
d)erlid)c 8eid)id)te. @ir failOcn Die
Snd)en inter nnbcrem ElunDcr. Sd,
nil in meinem Gcben teincn Sd)lltd
Bier mehr trinten, mclin Sic erro.
then, mas in biciem aoiier bier
ltedt."
sd bin fem Siebba6er pom NGtb-
lelfragcrL, Sill"
Ter Sergeunt lob, BOB icin Yorgc.
lester belltc nid,t nllfgclegt mar, 81
ld)er5cn. Gr itelte besbalb Den Sol
Ter aui bic Steinilieien mo 0iinetc
i'm.
Gr cntbielt pcrid)icbcuc Slaid)cn
nit iorbi2er T%liiiiigfcit, cin babies
9ilBcnb Solbcntopid)en, elm Haiier.
5ellg. cine &ibel mo cine blolle Sriac.
Gincn cin5igen glid iderfte ser
SfilSicr Der merfuiirbigen ;%}uianl-
mcnitellrmg 10 peridieoeucr Sn6clu.
Gr 500 Die Sd)ultern.
nSu bit uerriift. Sill! @a0 lit
ocnn Sou0crborea an oiciem Simo2"
YNber, &crr Rittnicilter, alien
idyuloigcn Hcipcft III Gbren, Den iinbc
ih opd) bodJit ionocrbor."
Gr entforfte cine Der Sloihen.
nubm cine Solbenbiihic mo belt bel
Dcs icinem Sorgciestcu bin.
nSicr, Scrr Nittmciitcr. ried)ct
Sic! Hicht ooS nidt mic Yoriiinc.
rie2"
y8cmiB! Hno?"
.llnb. Nbcr bieic Soilcttenortifel
gcborcn 81 oen lie bealcitcnocn an.
bern Tin9cn, 5u Dem Holier5cug. Der
@rille nnO Der 9ibel, lnb ib i6lieBc
0aralls--"
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0Abem sic 2anO
5M ~perfanten?

Inter bcn $1,000 fatbo.
liiden Snrnilien, Die unIcre
Yldtter ~mDd)entlih crbalten,
Dcrpen lid, mandc fir Sbre
In6eise intereiiieren. l~1nierc
2anos In5ei9en gelten als 3.
8ihtihnur fiir adufer unb
luerben bon ~benlclbeu 1oras
fdltig seleieu. Mohtcn Sic
bieieu 9cllten niht allf Sire
@iinihe norleacn. Inbere
haben oamit @rfole gcbabt.
Sic t0nnen es ebenfalls.
Shreiben Sic fir unIere
In5cigepreiie uno uniere
3cugniiie bon In3ei9efuuoeu.
ebe Sic es p~er9elien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

Sic nit inns 81 Der Srnu Bridge. Die
Gentlemen baben ms Die Sbre ernie.
len, II 81 eiltem 2llnh ein5ulnoen,
naf Dem ih MIDI, id) mltb es gcite.
ben, ollfrihtig icbuc."
sd itebe 81 Iieniten, meme Ser.
REM"
Der Sicomte iflob iih leinen @e-
f1brten an; als lie aber i'm 4e9riffe
lta1Oen, iii bos Solts oes eltqliid)en
G%olonilten ein5utreten, blieb, or utter
irgcno einem Gormanoe 5uriid.
Gr ging 81 Dem Sergeontcn Sell,
Der oas Ellsen Der Eferoe iiberlpod)te.
.Se, aanlerno. Sic iiuo bei61itigt,
mie ih icbe." iogte er.
.@epiB, heiite mie morgen, Dos
bringt Der 0ienlt 10 nit lid" lautCte
Die Nntmort.
sd meiB, i6 weiB-aber mos idl
Tbnen lagen noate, meme 6reunoe
fonncu Sic nid)t glcif5eitig nit 81.
rem &oraelesten an ibre Sniel ciula.
Den, mohten Sic abcr IN etma oafiir
cntihaoi9en."
Ger Sicomte 5og Gin @olbltild ans
Der @citcntaifc l,no iiberreihtc es
Dem Seraconten.
Ohnc Iih bitten jll loiier, l1nbm
&il bas inn 8ebctcnc an.
r9anfe lcbr! @omit fann i1 81.
men oienen?"
.Wit nifts. abiclltt NIT nifts,
&amcrab. @enn mcine Sreunoe Sb.
men Die acringe @rotififation 5ufom.
men loIlen, 10 lit oos nitt, I'm BON
Sbnen eiueu 8cgenoienit 5i beam.
ipr,id,en! = @ie beiBen Sic, Ser.
geant?"
Sell, Shnen 5lt oienen."
vNnn oern, Sergeant Sill. ih bin
reugierig."
u9as lit fem llnre6t."
sd mohte, baB Sic mir Sas 3in.
mer 5eigten, in Dem Sic Dos Sono.
fofierfen oes Sournoliiten fartoen."
r0tit @ergniisen, Serr Smith; fol.
gen Sic mir"
Sill id,ritt porars unb fiihrte bcn
Sicomte in Den bon Simpion bemobnt
geneiencn fleinen Haum.
Soloaten batten oarin ge6ollIt. en-
groBter unoronung lugcn 8ett5eug
u1o uufgeifliste Motroten am 30.
Den. Ter Sicomte mari einen iliid,.
ti9eu 9lif I'M iif her. Sn Ger Gdc
oes 3immers lagen ein Iour Seoer.
Ittlpen, cine g%riiniommte Sole mo
elm nod ans grobem @olenitoffr.
gr sriif nah Den Sahen, nm lie
alsoalo nit Ser 9emerfullo .mie
idprnieia" mieoer fallen 3u %laiien.
.Sas lit bel Den @,lren nie anoers.
9ic 2eilte baben fe;rc Abnung bon
SrDrnig mo Melrtid)feit."
Gas meib id,! Sdy hntte gebcd)t,
in bent 3lnlnler eiIle* Meooriers Ct.
mas anoersS i'll iinocn Sailen sic
llns binultcrgshen, Sil; meine Nei,.
gier lit befrieoigt."
alber Der Sicontte De 8laiipis pnr
nidt o ci,ttluift, iuie or iih oen Nn.
ld)ein CAB.
6urietungf olgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15
100000 Wiemj6emireHer

in Den Sentiden Siibiee= Snielm bitten
NM @lalibensbnten Sebe 0abc luiro
innerbal0 ad)t Wonnteu bon Den bort
luirfenben Wdliionaren anerfunnt lpers
ben. Nnu dbreiiiere ale 0,elbienoms
Gen fir Die Siibiccs Miiiioncn on Sbc
Catholic Yrirtiua 60, Subnouc, "a.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-09-04
WARRENSBURG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

Wants the young men and young women.
The State needs them.
Inc public schools in Missouri employ Is, 300 teachers.
Whatever the crops, the schools must have teachers.
muneratve.
Under the laws enacted 1913 the sum of $28S, 10000 from
o oe general revenue fund was used for the better payment q
T.o 1eicnerS IN rural schools, rural and town high schools, au
on I r. Is appealing to the strong young men and Vo YOU.
e ef ~ Is well established that the professional preparation
fession. P"OO . ~ "orN ""
warrens0urg offers the very best opportunities for On
u eTuoaIon ana a professional preparation at the same uns
PRESIDENT Wilson's remarkable utterance "The large thing
" 10 Is 'ne only thing we can do" Expresses the polcydW '
SCHOOL. IN the preparation of teachers.
th lne scnooI enrolled 2,2oo students last year. Alwho ns'
TO meet all the calls.
g. mere should be an; attendance Of 5000 this year i"
'''' ~ WIN need that many teachers from this school
F . Term begins Tuesday, September 9Th, 1914
1' 0''aosue or special information, write to
w. j. HAWKINS, President
Warrensburg, MO.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-09-04
Compliments to Servia.

"God of our fatherland.-Nich-
olas. God of our dear father
land. Wilhelm. Good of all
French. "-Poincare. God our
defense and bulwark. Franz
Josef. "GOd Of our race, -
George. God our right arm. J"
Albert. And from the cockpit
of Europe comes the fighting
slogan Of Servia. owe can take
care of ourselves" Servia at
beast is not blasphemous.-Phila
delphia North American.