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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

reitti9 /. ierbiffe epn'Tsft Ssn aries
1erolsfbsfttupyeal 6attsss, hsr If nit
MefpeH al bsru.slbsn, eth 9rsAkyr
SdnfstDrE eth eSeafb scoBsf, QsfiS1 htie
iener. Der ftd ein6iroef, az Isfs ipirtf
lthe ariegsnubridfen in unferer
YreNe. 0ie r,eiften xGenistsiten~.
Sic Der Grneri5orsr n feinen 8eifHrgsn
lieff. merSan an Der amerifunifher
y1qrF i'm Gots1 Snpob In Spnpop
a,,sgebriitet. Tie 6aden EeFen ii1
ia iebr idon, cntbiilen su~assebsr niGt
bas @erinste iiber bic tpirffthcn 8ee
fbebniiie an Tor Sfpnt."
Nadoem 3crr Nees nod Sic Bee
langloligfeit elmer ginna5me Der Int
befritieten Sn6rititoot NufbanIcn bar.
gefegt, fam er nuf Die Gage Souanb's
su ipredea. CT bebnuptete. ouS ein
GROCER Tbcil Der 8beiniAiffiabrt abs
iihtlih in ben Sdnben Der SnlGnher
gelafen poroeu lei, ba man Hh feit
Sahr5ebwtsn in 9cutidlurb Suriiber
flar fei, bab alan NIT ben SGiffen Der
neutraIen 3ieSerlGnbe alle niht sHrs
8egriffe Gontrabanbe se9origen Grs
portfpaaren aus 0entinlunb in's Iiiss
Lamb fperoe nerienoen totw,en, fpenn oie
eisene 5anbeisflotte Iobmseleet iei.
limb nit Der Ginfnbr itebe es ebenio.
ySeutidlanb mill SoIanb nid4", err.
tldrte Serr Web nod, .aber es lpirb
Intfuerpen nrb llmgebnas nebmen.
rpenn es iieereih 1T. benin bies lit elm
Sce6ufen, ben Seutihlnnb brinsenb
gebrauft." Nm ShluFe beS Sntcr.
ntetus perfherte Der 6nnsres .Reprd.
i%enfant, bat bic 9emtfdcn in tpenisen
Wptafen npr TnriS ifehfn miirhfn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

&ird)enfiirlten ber3lihff unb ertbeiIte
bns Wort 9iidef @nnepin, Der Die Oes
legation NIT einem frobliden .@uten
Weor9en" Dc9riibte unb oann in englis
iher Sprafe ieine Wertbihdsun9 fir
Die por5iisliben Gbaraftereisenidaf>
ten bes oeutlfen Bottles i'm Mueemeis
men mn Der beutifen &atbolifen i'm
g~eionberen gum IusOrnd brahte.
YrdiiSent 8rep banfte au1 bieiem
Serrn unb bierauf trot, bon einem
pabren 8e~ifaasfturm besriibt. giibof
Shrembs Dor Solebo Dor. gs ipra<
hen bes neiteren 8iidof 9uI6 bon
2eab. g. 8, Der benz 8umfne Guss
brud CAB. bab Der Central > gerein
niht bel Der &ritif Der beitebcnben Io>
3ialen llebelitdnbe iteben bleibe, ions
bern mic in Der Ver9angenbeit. aud in
Der Sufunft tbattrdftis mitbelfe, an
einer S%elerung.
Cine Spe5ialbepehe an Die ct.
1aulcr tdglibe .@olfs5tg." meloet
bier5u nod:
2ieb' Taterlnnb, masif rnbig iein.
Sittsburgb, ga. .tben II. Nlua.
'14.-Rit elmer Seseilteruns ionbers
gleifcu trcten Die beutids ameritanis
ihen aatbolifen fir ibre alte Sein,atb
elm. Nuf Der a%esenpdrti9 bier abses
b%altenen Sasums bes 8. RS. gens
afs8ereins nurbe in @eeenfpart bes
pdpftlifen Se9aten in Waibinston.
8. g.. Wisr. Sobn 8on5ano, Die
.@ adj am Hbein" 9eiungen.
Ser Central gerein, benz 1900
beutihs ameritaniide fatboIiih c
@eieqi6aiten aneeboren, nabm Be-
ihliiHe an, in beneh Die % a b.
t II" gerihte nnb gebdliieen Nrtifel
Der decentralization 9reiie ouf's
S6drfite gebranb marft iperz
ben. Iud ipurbc beihloiien, einen
Sonbs fir Die 8ittnen unb 8aiien
Der eefaaenen arie9er 81 inmneln
unb nnd Seutihlanb uno SeIterrei1s
1tnsorn 81 ienben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
GAS perihe Albion.

@arnn bat Bic en9iide 8egHruns ibreriets Die Teutralitdt gelsiens
riht garaniert? Inhport: nGl, England, ais es feline Sorberungen an Die
beutite 8esierune ieQte, ebeniopobl pe aub Die oeutihe Re9ierurg, nupc,
bB berdts fran3Gnf6e Sfi3iere aui 6egfdem Sooen miftdriib tbdtg naren
nb gorberitunsen trafcn. ibt 9ruppeu serabe bumb bies @ebet gu einenn
&ngriff por5nidieben. SGhe @nsanb Die Neutraltdt @elgieus gatantert
70 pare Tie nit Den Yldnen Srantrd1's in gonfift geratbem iein, mo ps
mare fir Seuh6lauo en GROCER Sortbeil 9eplen. Gnganb periudte i'm
8ertrauen mf feline sepalthge Slotc 9eui1Ianb burb ieu llltmatum gu
benegen, gn9anos Geutralitdt nit einm Yrehe p ertaufen, Der fir Seuhrbs
Lamb Elm 3urid6aten Der S6labthifie in ben Sdfen unb fir Srauheib etnen
unbcbelisten Surh5u8 Der Sruppcn burd be9ides @e6iet beoeutet baben
hrirbc. Sarlnn mics Seuihlano Den binterGiisen Nntrag @uglanos pne
neteres 5urud unb breckenridge BEN ginmarib ieiner srnppeu in Selsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

- eutihe Qiebe, beuth G
All Sreie" fanben in Der pers
fIoiienen @ohe in bielen
//0 Stdbten Der Ser. Staaten
einen Musbrud, Der niht nur mdcbtia
burh Die Ser. Staaten i1nlen, iuns
bern aIf i'm alien Stammlano iens
ieits pes Oceans einen HnhbaQ finoen
pirb. ginberufen gum Yroteit gegen
perleumberiihe Seblii9en in Der anglo
ameritnnii6en Yreiie, fanben bas
Oentihtbum uno feline Stammess
9enoiien bon Chicago, bon Davenport,
BON ct. &puis, bon Sem Dorf. bon
Nilmalfee, bon ct. Yaul. BON Bits
bureb bel Der Central gereins>
5aguna, ETC., etc. ii6 in gefpalti9en
Waiien 5uinmmen, Ndnner uno
SraIen aus alien Shi6ten, Inn 3eu9s
nib nb5ulegeu bon Der I'M tiefiten
Ser5en unpcr9dn9lih nno unaasloibs
lid eingearabenen &iebc 5lr alien
beuti6cn Seimntb, uub nm ibr geis
itanb 5u leiiten in bieier pieleiht
idiueriten 3eit, Die Seuti6lanb's @ez
idifte je getannt bat.
Cine bicier tppii6en @aHens
9emonitrationen fbnr iene bon 9biz
cage. Bic S6ilberung b%ericlben bier
bicne ais administering DUR Hahs
abmung in anoeren Stdoten, mo oas
SeutiGtbrm gut pertreten iii. Sic
9bicagoer .Ibenopoit" leitet einen
iiber 5rpei Seiten langen Yeriht. ilber
Die am 5. Nu9uit itatt9ebabte Mdiieus
Denomination Elm NIT bieien 8orten
User Die Segeiiterun9 miterlebte, Die
lid auf alien @eiihtern malte nnS
piebcr un6 pieber lid in brauienbem
Sturme funbgnb, unb ner 3elise bcs
feierlihen @rnitcS mar. Der muB Die
lleber3eugung ~geiponnen babeu, Oaf
G6icago'S SeutId)c lid eiuig CUR S0bt
bieier srobeu 3eit erbpben baben. lid
ems iiiblen nit Dem 9roben oeuti6er
8olte in icinem 2eioe unp leiner Yrii.
fuu9; bnB tie Den feiten entIdlnB ses
iaBt baben. ben 8riibern mn S6ipe.
itern I'M alten @ntcrlanbe bei3uiteben
ippiel pie es in ibren arditcn itcbt."
Sm Nahfplgenbcu cine fur3e Sfi55,
iener Raiien<S Concentration:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
.5srtegshient mnh 41ratnents- atrnklau1atiam+

- urdl ole GrofIomatipn unieres
NIA Srdiibenten lit Sic NeutraIitdi
~ Der Ser. Staaten in Dem
~ ge9enipdrtigen e%uropGiihen
Gonflift ausbriidlib unb o~ffentlif
perfiinbet iporben. Oieie Heutralitdi
lit bon iebem Siir9cr 81 rcipcftieren
uno anf llebertretun9 itebt ihDers
Strnfe.
aapitel 2 bes Sltnbess Strafgeiescs
III. g. Criminal Gobe) Baubelt bon
Der Ncltralitdts : Werlebuua. unr
Sar. 8 ibib. (@eicb pom 4. WGr3
1909 britimmt Sol9enbes:
oSeher Siirgcr Der Icr. Stauten,
Der inner6alb bes @ebicts ODER Der
Surisoiftipn Der Der. Staaten eincu
Inftrag ooer cine eommiifion ans
niinmt, einem fremben Siiriten, Staat,
Tolf, etc. 9e9en Elm anoeres 2anb. NIT
Dem bic Der. Stoaten i'm Srieben iino,
I'M Grie9e 81 Wa1ier pber an aanbe
5n biencn, ioQ nit Celebrate bis al
3lpeitolIcnb Dollars ilno nit @efGnos
niBitrnfe bis 81 brei Sabren beitrafi
lperDcn."
Eara9rapb 10 boiclbit beitimmt
User innerbalb Der Der. Stnnten unn
ocren S%urisbiftion lid onnerbeu ldBt,
obcr cinen Nnbcren binat pber an
tucrbcn ldbt, nm lid in bns Iuslanh
gu be9eben unb in Die Sicnite cine
fremben Siiritcn, 2anbes pncr |oIfcs
etc. als Solbat pber ais Seenann uui
etnem ariegshiffe 8u treten. perfdat
elmer 8eloitrafe bis 81 $1,000 unb
@cfdn9niB biz 81 brei Sabren.@
@ie aus bier porliegenoen Na9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

% ~ NA'f Wv 80
IL Iuguit '14.-Soh iflueen Die
~ 8ogen Der 8eseiiterune aui
NJ Der Sagune bes 8. H.s8,
Central : @ereins, ols Selega,
nnb GbrenprGiihent Spbn 3. Selfcrs
bon Nelparf, H. s., in Der bcuti9er
8eI6dftsiieuns na6itebenbe Nciolus
tion perlaS unb 5ur Inlabmc cmpiabl:
Sie SO. General : IerIammlune
bealiftra9t ben Goritanb bes 9entrals
Wereins, obne Ger5ng, nod pdbrenh
Der Sagung Der 8eneral : geriamms
lung, einen @ufruf an aqe Dem Gem
tralzIerein an9eborcnbe 8ereine 81
erlalien, I'M lie CUR Nufnabme elmer
Sammlun9 sur Sinberltng Der burd,
Den 9egenpdrtisen 8rieg peruriahten
Moth 81 peranlaHen. Sic einlallfenz
Den @elber iollen nab RaBgabe Der
llmitdnbe burb bas @refutipz @omite
Den geeigneten Silfsaftionen 5u9elpeuz
bet neroen.
Yrdiibent Soiepb Siren peiit bnraui
bin, ba6 es Die Yflidt olcr 9cutidcr
in Imerifn lei, iif iolibariIh gu err
tldren nit Dem nlten Saterlanbe. bas
ieBt nm feline griitcn5 fdnpft. Inter
lebbaftenN Seifalsbe8cuguneen ipnrbe
bon Den berIhieoeniten Seiten barurli
b~inseruieien, buB in elmer iold,eu
Stilnbe Der @efabr jeber l1nteri6ieS
in @lalibe unb 8eltaniGauuns auf>
bore, Der @abIipruh miiiie lanten:
@iner fir Nae. unb Iae fir ginen.
Inter Sraporufen sclnnetc baraili
Die 8eiolution einitimmis our Gn>
nnbme.
gu 9e9inn Der bcutiscn Saglua
9a6 Yrdiioent Srep befanni, DaB Der
8oritnnb bereits am Sonnabeno Elm
Seileibsz Selegrnmm on ben Yrdiibens
ten Wilion 9eianbt babe uno Die Ser
iammluilg erbob Ii6 gu gbren Der
peritor6eucn Satin bes S%berbauptes
Der Natipn bon i6ren Sibcn.
Inter grobem geifaa ii6erreidte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
ltarmtit liiet tonSnn?

.Tenn" mill bn Sruppen bruben @utb NADER, linen Die See cninpfen.
bab Der 10 iebr sefir9tete bcuitc soDat esentih gan8 leiht gu Ibers
nGltgen lit. Seinabe abersldubtd sfHrftct lit Der beufte llan. "a ber>
febc friber Sundtit an Der 2an8e erennbar mar, jest aber Die gan5e beuhtc
&apaaerie nit Snn5en bepafnet lit, 10 nennt Der fnrbtbnre Sran5oIe unb
gelgier aus benz @pte jeben berttenen beutiden Sulouten einen llan. @enn
nun felt 8eginn Ser Senbieisfeihu beutife aapalerie 9eto8nos5ierungcn
ousfibrtc unb geegeulid abittih Sener af fd 3G, nm baourf Die fembs
Iuhen StcQunecn ici8uneaeu ub Damn pieber 5uridrtt, peaeidbt nit Ierlut
bon emgen Rnnn, bann paren nah Den belgiifen uno fran5oiiden 2pnponers
Giegesberihen peber einige Observation-Disclosures pernihtct Na9 oeHn
gerihten fperben bao mebr llanen getoott fem, ais es iberbaupt llunen
in Der beuhben Nrmee gbt. 8arum England 10 ihnea Die beufden aabel
aeridnit, lit pa lGht berfdnbid. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Rmbis 8lmt!

Sn stc65i9er ari9e feIen nuf benfdcr seite rnnb 1000 Sth5terc nno
$4,000 gRann. set bent ausbruh oes ietisen arm9es haben Die SonnoHer
9epeifen (nbt etna Die Observation-Disclosures @GdnBe) ungeTdbr 3oOoo
2eutihe 9eobtet "a &riegsitiffc lmp neben 3eppcltnc rnerridtt". Set Dem
erNen Gnsriff auf Orleans, mo Dem buperiifen aorps bon Der Sann rn9etabr
10000 Sran3oHn se9enuber ianoen, bctrng Die 3abl Der SoDtcn uno Yer
nunbeten beutitcdeis epa 1000. IS fonnen aio ppr 9Ittib (2u9e) un@
mogli6 $4,000 Seuthe gefaGen icn. aQerbrn9s lit Die Birfung Der moper@
men 4riegsmaidinen melt morbeuiter ais IN 1870. Nber Sen 9e9enIbcr
beiebt on cine moberne Safht, inter heldcr' Gin3elne ntbt mebr 10 onen
benz ienbiben aueelte9en dlsecfet limb, pe fruler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

fat tire rnheuubIihe unb fetnbieise 8eTnnnng 9esen SentIhlanS bon
Gnfang bs arieees an betunbG. Ston su Der Belt, aIs geniner Sepeiden
omf birefem gSeee nod erbdlttb haren. 60 bwl Icrfnno nnB man bel
iNem Seitm9smann poransieeen burfen, bab er 5ptitcn ipabriheinlthen
unb erfunbenen Teloungen uuteriteiben fam. GGe 8ldtter aMr inhen
nnter ben MISREPRESENTATION OelDungen Die Observation-Disclosures beruns, nno
lie rngInhiger Te fir 3eufhIanb Iauteu, en beo bepor3uderer Yub miro
linen eingerGunt. aommt bann Die 8euhigune, Damn itft man tie oabin,
NJ fn RenIb Tie ftnbet, uno bic fal9e @eIoms miro as Sbniate peier
foporiert. 9as lit mas mir ben anglo amerionHhen SImtern gum @orpurf
MAIDEN. Iarum lie 2iies tbun, foutc ausgefmben nI>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Gin ~fimaer,eis.

GO biirfte bebufs Sricntirung auf
ben &ricgsidaupldben empfeblenss
ipertber iein. Die 2anbtarten bon 9flBz
Lamb, Sranfreid unb Scrbien ettpas
9enduer 81 beieben, ais Die Der beiben
anoeren 21nber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
DIlfshrrritrhaft.

sr Benz neiteren, Genuuf Der @ri9nHc in europe fperben unuusbleib@
Iiterpeie 3utdnpe eintreten. pelde Die getbdtuuns opferpiuieer @IIic ais
prineIid, ocbpten ertinen laNen merben. @ca bcrartNe Serbdltntfc rnab7
nenobor limb umb neil tic tomnen mIner, penn es auh nitt i'm @ertn9ren
an Der oQaemetnen Sirioree inangdn ipQt, lit bas @inIeien pn Sulfsrnbs
regeln elm @ebot Der Stunbe. Ser Geutralsgereiu bat berntit brcits
beopnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

gs etebt Seuie. Die 5u Shaoeu
fommen, une aeutc, bic tparteu. bis
ct 81 ibnen iommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

- eutide 2iebe, beuth e
All Sreue" fanoen in Der pers
floHenen @ohe in bielcn
~ ~ Stdbteu Der Ser. Staaten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Gtmrr fir Alle, Ale fir Gtmet. ;

ittsbureb, go, ben 10.
Iuguit '14.-Soh idlueen Die
8ogen Der 8eseiiterun9 auf
Der Sagune beS 8. H.<4.
Gcptr,( gSn,e;r. ola Noleoo+
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14

the lecture course numbers. All in.
vited.
Rev. and Mrs. Dahlberg went to
Dubuque last week, and Mrs. Dahl.
berg had an operation at Finley
hospital Saturday. We hope to hear
of her speedy recovery.
James benson has not bought the
Glen Haven freight line, as reported
last week.
Will and Frank Sala came home
Friday to see their father, who is
very i'll.
Fred Edwards was taken to Finley
hospital, Dubuque, Sunday, to have a
broken leg looked after. The bone
was splintered, and it was necessary
to have an x ray examination. Pobab-
ly the splintered parts would have to
be wired to keep them III place until
united.
DIR. Baldwin. wife and Miss
Florence Hope went to Lancaster
Sunday. Miss Hope resumed work as
nurse at the Doolittle hospital.
Clyde Scharfenstein, who came
home for the holidays. will remain
for short time with his parents.
Clyde is employed at Rockford Ill.
Our high school boys went to Mt.
Hope and defeated the highs of that
city Saturday evening. Score. Is TO
10.
Mrs. John Richter, who was i'll last
week, is improving.
The M. W. A. lodge had installa-
tion and fine program Thursday
evening. Supper was served to the
WUodmen and their families, about
$50 people enjoying this part of the
program. All report splendid
time.
At this writing John Smith remains
very Ill at the Hiram Cliff home.
His son Will came from Montana
Monday to see him.
G. II. Strang, Of Richland Center
is visiting bis sister, Mrs. F. L.
Greer.
Ed Govier. treasurer of Little
Grant, will be in Bloomington Satur-
day to collect taxes.
There will be an old and young
folks dance here Jan. Goth. Music by
the Schumacher DeVoe Harp Orchestra
of Elkader, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14
BEETOWN.

special Correspondence TO the Herald.
Sam Edge moved his family to
Patch Grove, Saturday, where he
has charge of the creamery.
Rob Burgess delivered a fine new
piano to the Everett Hutchcroft
home last week.
The r. N. AS initiated several
candidates Saturday evening after
which fine refreshments were
served by committee of eight.
There was a pleasant surprise
party on Mrs. Chas. Thorpe, Friday
night.
The Masons had another supper,
Saturday night. This is the third
Saturday night in succession. The
Masons are good fellows and believe
in having good time.
We are sorry to hear of the i'll
ness of uncle John Smith and hope
for speedy recovery.
Mrs. Goldman, Of Linden, is visi-
ting with her sister, Mrs Clauer,
A pleasant time was spent Thurs
day afternoon at the Ladies Aid
Society, at Mrs. Pascoe's. The next
meeting, Jan. 22nd, will be with
Mrs. Harry Peak.
A very large crowd attended the
telephone meeting, Friday.
Jas. Franklin moved out Thurs
day to work for Warren Meyers.
Mrs. Anna Welch, of North And
over was a Thursday caller.
Miss Millicent Lisherness, of Bad
win. K nsas, was a caller here,
Thursday, enroute for Lancaster.
Tom Bass and family, of Five
Points, we're Sunday visitors at JAS.
Thorpe's.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
installation at their ball on Friday
evening Jan. Goth. Supper will be
served at Auels hotel Let every
member be present.
Clint and Alba Edwards, Tom
Haley, Hubert Alt and Chas. Kaap,
of Lancaster, were callers here,
Thursday evening, enroute for
CaSSV1ll0.
Frank Vincent, of Galena spent
the week here
Don't forget the dance Friday
night in Schaffer's hall.
A. G. Smith, of Lancaster, was a
caller, last week.
Mrs. Reed, of Ridgeway, was a
caller, Monday.
Arthur Peak and wife, of Iowa,
are visiting relatiy es here.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14

board Of directors were elected, viz
Adam Schumacher. T. e Runkel, H.
E. Coons. John Ringland, G. j.
Ragatz. The directors then elected
Adam Schumacher, president, T. H..
Runkel vice president: G. J Ragatz,
cashier, Walter schumacher assistant
cashier.
Gustav ''bettec known as Doc
Schaal left here Thursday for a visit
with friends and relatives at Glen
dive, Montana.
Ernest Gratz after a brief visit at
the Henry Macke home returned to
st Paul last Tuesday.
The Woodman dance Friday even
ing was a big social and financial
success.
The Lesser Bros Leo Herman,
William and Raymond went to Patch
Grove Saturday afternoon in answer
TO telegram that their sister Mrs.
John Richter was very sick.
January 10th and the Mississippi
river is still open at this point.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14
HURRICANE.

tpscial Correspondence to the Herald
Jake Fitch and wife visited at
Val Flitch's.
Freddie WIeland had the misfor-
tune to get badly hurt in runaway
last Thursday.
1 Mrs. VIM. Kerr is visiting her
sister Mrs Quincy Williams.
Tom Eversoll and son Cha. ence
were callers at the Hurricane Wed
nesday.
The sale at Jim McKelvey's was
we'll attended and rything sold
well.
Rolla Kinney attended the tele-
phone meeting at Beetown Friday.
Tom Mcconnell purchased some
COWS Of Nick Auel.
Lena and Julia Fles( visited
Mrs. G Shappelle Friday.
Morgan Reed residing near Bur
ton had the misfortune to lose his
house by fire Monday morning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14
Two Waterloos.

1t is very curious fact that a good
many people do not know that two
battles were fought at Waterloo. Both
of these were fought against the
French, the first under the command
Of the Duke of Marlborough on Aug
IL, 1705. who on this date actually Oc-
cupied the same ground as the Duke of
Wellington did a little more than a
century later. June II. 1915. the only
difference being that the former was
marching on Brussels and the latter
was marching from Brussels. In the
first battle the French We're defending
Brussels. They marched out to meet
Marlborough. but owing to the slack
ness on the part of Schlangenburg. the
Dutch general. who was fighting with
him. it was not success, Marlborough
only taking few of the French troops
as prisoners. The following one. fought
against Napoleon by Wellington. proved
to be one of the greatest victories ever
recorded in the annals of England.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14
On a Monday Morning.

Monday morning is a hard test for
the institution which we call life. Life
may be all very we'll on Saturday
night and Sunday morning. : but how
about Monday morning? If you wake
up then with pleasurable anticipa-
ton of the week of work which IS
ahead of you. you are happy man.
The instinct Of the bad boy who plays
truant never quite dies out Of US. One
dreams Of Il Monday morning when
the sun is shining and the air IS clear.
of slipping quietly into ones clothes.
of tiptoeing softly out OF the house,
Of scaling the fence and crossing the
meadow and losing oneself in the al
Turing woods. while time clocks re-
main unpunched and whistles blow in
vain.-San Francisco Bulletin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14
ZOO Much Sex In Literature.

Literature is oversexed. If we were
to believe the fictionists and the play
wrights, sex is the one morbid, absorb
ing and exclusive topic of thought and
conversation. 1t is misrepresenta-
ton of fact When God created man
he made him to the likeness of God
Male and female. he created them
The revolt against the order of being
and the blurring of natural and inevi
table distinctions by would be new
species of women-men and men-wom-
en- is surely melancholy sign of de
cadence both intellectual and moral
From the Universe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14
NORTH ANDOVER.

Special Correspondence 20 the Herald.
Mrs. Levi Ryan went to Bloom
lngton Friday and Mildred returned
home with her returning to school
Monday.
A large crowd attended the tele-
phone meeting at Beetown last
Friday.
The Social Center met with Mrs.
G. J. S0ipp last Wednesday after
noon. Quite a large crowd was
present and spent pleasant after
noon.
Mrs. David Birch and Mrs. James
Ryan remain in poor health with
little Improvement.
Geo. Coombs was in Prairie du
Chen last week taking treatments
at the sanitarium. He will return
there soon as he hopes to be bene-
flied.
Mrs. John Barr and daughter
Myrtle went to Dubuque Saturday
returning Sunday.
Jack Taylor and family attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Taylors sister,
Mrs. Henry Pollock, at Lancaster
asst Friday. Mrs. Taylor has been
IN Fenuimore the past two weeks
caring for her sister.
Lewis Kraut and Mrs. Kraut went
to Lancaster Wednesday.
Ralph Schneider and wife, of
Iowa, and John Kelley. of st. Paul,
visited at G J. Selpp's last week.
John Schaffer and wife we're Wis
itors in Lancaster last week.
Mrs. John Ziegler and Mrs. Lewis
Taylor are in Lancaster taking
treatments at the Sanitarium.
Al and Mrs. Hartman were at L.
Kraut's Sunday.
DR.. Mclaughlin was called to
Andrew Laufenberg's 10 see their
sick baby.
VIM Forck shipped car of hogs
Monday.
Roland Thomas went to Chicago
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Hodson returned to
their home at Artisan, S D., after
a visit here with Mrs. Ho 1son's sis
ter, Mrs. JAS. Ryan.
Friends here received word from
Mrs. Henry Wildman, who is in the
west, that she is well and having
pleasant visit with her daughter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14
BIG GRANT.
oecial Correspondents to the Herald.

special Correspondence to the Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Jerrett
moved Monday to the Louis Heber-
lein place now owned by e. H. Bax-
ter.
Dora Berndt, of Fennimore, spent
few days with her cousin Mrs.
Lawrence Reckenthaler.
Beth Walker returned to Dubuque
last week after vacation at b )me
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morgans, of
Lancaster, spent few days at the
Hannum Fitzgerald home.
There was a dance and oyster
supper at the home of Ed Hipen-
becker and wife Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George Jerrett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Jerrett spent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-14
STOPPING THE EARTH.
1t Would Generate Heat Enough to
Turn Our Globe to Vapor.

urn our OfODG TO VdPOTs
The stopping of Il projectile always
results in the generation of heat The
velocity and weight of a projectile be-
ing known. the amount of heat devel-
oped by its stOppage can be calculated.
In the case of large bodies moving
rapidly the result of the calculation is
something astounding.
For example. the earth weighs $780,
O0O.0O0,OO0 tons and travels in its or
bit at the rate of over eighteen miles
a second. Should it strike a target
strong enough to stop its motion the
heat developed by the shock would be
sufficient not merely to fuse the earth.
but also to reduce large portion of it
to vapOr 1t has been calculated that
the amount of heat generated by a col
lisiOn SO colossal would equal that OBJ
tanned from the burning of fourteen
globes of coal each equal to the earth
in size.
And should the earth after its stop
page fall into the sun. as it certainly
would do, the amount of heat that
would be developed by its impact on
the sun would be equal to that gener-
ated by the combustion of 5000 earths
of solid carbon.