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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
Die Waft Der Ginbiionng.

Gin @~iitsbeiieer in Der Ndbe bon
2onbsbut (Shleiicn) befnm in Der
Nadt beftiee 3abnihmer5en, bab er
feinen Shlaf finoen fpnnte. Snfolee
ieires Sammerns ipad,te audi feline
Srdu dllf unb rietb linn, Die Baden
nit benz anf Dem Seuiterbrette iteben1
ben Srnnsbrnnnttpcin einSureiben.
@eiaet. setban, Die SdmerSen bortcn
auf. uub Der Mann id)lief bdlb EN-.
IIS abcr Die @aitin am anbern Mors
gen nad benz grtpatben einen Bid
auf bas Eager hires @atten gefporfcn
bate. erbob lie elm flirhtbares Musits
geidrei; benn an Stele oes Tbeureu
lag iinb ihlief in benz Bette elm leib@
baftiser Neser. Don benz @eifrei err
fpadate a,ih bieier bolb unb fraete NM
fpirih IN gutem iflciiid)en 8eutid1.
mas bonn log marc. Ius Hebc iinb
8escnrebe erenb iid bnnn cnblid,
DAB Der Wann in Der Naf1t itatt Der
Sloide nit benz Sransbranntfpein Die
-Eintcnflaihe erpiidt bate. Der
Wann nnb audi Die Better iaben gar
idlimm ans. Sic Sintc mar edit.
nnb icbr id]left lit tic abseeaugcn.
Sic blpbc Ginbiloune bate our
Sdlmcr5'tilung beigetrdgcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06

dbGclebcn BON Den mlhcrcn 1909 ctfts
g~cfiibrten S~l6gubcn.
Scr adlifcr bea Gppcrt 8arbcuz
8eltseS mar ben Snnboncrn bicber
cieentlid, mod, elm Srcmhcr, ieit geltcrl
fcnnt i'm pohl jcber S%truBeniungc.
Sein Hamc lit Inlabn See(p. Or lit
Sireftor mebrerer GROCER &criidee
rllnes@ 8eielid)afteu. Sn Spprtfrciien
lit CT ipoblbefannt. Sem llnterbuuic
scbort Ialabp SeelD ieit mebrcren
Sabren an. aber ais itumnes Mit>
glieb, benn CT hat bi5ber nidIt Gin Gin
Siges Mal serebet. Sein grlibcr lit
Der bcfnnntc SbcatcrzS Director Irnnf
G~lr5on, Der bicien GdIuen annnbm. ais
er iih Der Siibnc mibn,ctc. Manubnz
Scelp bat in Den lesten So6ren bcrcifs
bebclltenbe Summen in 2pnboner
@runbitiiden nnaclegt, er bat 4. 9.
i'm Sabre 1909 bas Yiccabiap Sptcl
fir 100000 600 Wtarf gctaift. Damn
eritanb er 1910 Gin @runbitiid in Der
Ndbe bes Buckingham Ealaites iiir 81
100000 Marf. Serncr eriparb CT
Den Elas, auf mclhem pas ct.
8ccr9's Soipital itebt. ge9eniiber Der
b%eriibmten ginfabrt gum Spoe Ynrt,
in Der Ibiidt, BORT ein 8ieiens5 otcl
5i balien, nelGcs. icinem ei9enen
Insiprllh gemdb, bcrmdleinIt cine
Sebensfpiirbigfeit Der 8elt lperben
ioa. Sic Gage iif ie%bcnfaGs cine Der
id)Dniten, Die eltropdiide SauptitGote
alIf3ulpciien bnbcu. unb Die @inrif,z
tung ioa 10 llrurios lperbcn, iric mdit
tic nod III fciner @clt1tdbt an ieben
befominen bat. Nun bat cr burd)
bieIcn lestcn aallf Incm Die &ronc
anf9eiebt. Scr neue 8eiieer bon
Gopent @arben bat pprldilfig ipenigz
items nid)t Die gbiid)t, ireenbpcld,c
&erdnberiineen 0 @cbcltrrns ppr5llz
nebmen, CT erfldrte Ieutc, linn lei CO
lebislih barum gu tbun eetpcIen,
-etipas" iiberfliiiiises 8elb gut nnb
it6er an5ule9en. Dor 2lopb> George
nnb ieiner @eieseebuns babe CT feline
Sur6t.-G&. g."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
SelDbntcr 0lunbensmntb.
iSrigiRGioienit Der q. g.

Ser Dor &ur5cm tpnicfricrtc Spuo>
jutorz Gr5biidof BON WcQingto1 lit nlr
ipcuig iibcr 40 Sabre aft. Scr comic
tricrcnoc Gr3biidpf Heblppnb cr5dblte
iibcr i'm foIgcnpcs hiibidJca 9eifihtz
lem: .GS mag ungefdbr IS Sabre Der
icin. dl5 iJ meinc erite nmtlidle Sis
Idlpf2z Hciic mod)te. Sd lab uuf cis
ltcln 5lpcirdbcriacn @dgcn nebcn Dem
autidler. Wittcn ultf Dem Wcgc. ipllroc
bn2 Sllhrlpcrf bon ciicr Srau nm
ibrcn &inoern. bon bencn 0as dltcltc
acrnbc fiinf Sabre aft mar, %dngcbaltcn.
&uttcr unb ainbcr fuicteu in @c9cn@
mart aQcr Sollnntcn. inter hcnen lid
nltd Erpteitantcn %bcfnnbcn, nicpcr INN
bntcn Inn mcincn Scgcn. Sd Ia9tc
bel mir iclbir: IS III podI ctlpus 8roz
pcs lln1 Den @louben6mlltb bie1cr
Srau, iold) Elm @lalbcnsmlitb per@
bicnt geiuiB cine nllsgc6cidl1ctc Selohz
mIng. Sd gab Shncn mcincu berg
lid1itcn Scgcn. 9ieicr Segcn mar
n,cincn S~nfiirbdlten md Der ber5s
lidlitc Segcn, Den id, jcmaI5 9eipcnbet
babe. Der @lnitbe iencr Snmilic
fanb icinc Selobnung: zinc ber Sods
Ter iplrhc cine Srbcn5frau unb Der
Suhn ipllrbc bH @r8biIdlof, Den id)
beltc conIcfricrt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
@unhcrbarcs Subcommittee.

9r. Sings 9tclu Tiacopcru lit iibcrz
ali ais bns 0tittcl bcfnnnt, on9 IidJcr
6nitcn phcr Grfdltlmgcn furtrt. ;,
y. &nplon bon Gbiinn, Germ,
id>rcibt: ~Sr. aiug'5 Nclp 9iscnpcrl
lit bic lpAuhcrbnritc @coiiin fir 6us
item, Grtdltlngcn, 0nla@ nnb @unQcnz
lcihcn, bic id) ir in mcincm %obcu per
fault babe. Sic fam nidht iibcrtroi :
len mcrbcn nm ucrfduit it'd lcid)t.
Siciclbc bchurf fcincr @arnnttc. "
S'cica fonlrit bubcr, neil 81. Sing
Nclp Si5cpncrn bic Gortldfiaitcn 8uz
itcn nm grtdltungcn linbcrt mn bel
Y%uugcnlcibcn idIlcli hilit. Sic %IpItcn
itcts cine Slnifc i'm 6ultic bnbcn fir
nllc gtitalichcr Der Sdnnilis. 30 Cts.
mnp 500. IN aleu- Apptbefen nbcr
Der Bolt. 81. Is. @nfien & On, Ebiln=
nclphia Dber 81. 2pui..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
5riscp= Sabn Mahenihaftcn.

3ln ct. Coulter 9unbess Siitriftss
ecrift mics areisric9tcr Sonborn Die
Wtaiicnncripnltcr Der ct. Souls mn
San Sraucisco Giicnbabn @eiclls
id1nit, Der %iogcnonnten Sriseps2 Clinic,
an gegcu bic gc9cnlpdrtigcn nnb Die
friibcren Mitglichcr hce Geripaltungse
ratbe5 ser Sahulinic @riobunlpriihe
eeltenh 81 nader. 9teit bcrllber
auf Dem &crfnlf nou idlujnbelbnften
9icbcnlinicn an Die 9nbnQcieaihdit,
Sicic Nebenlintcn mrrncn bon Spnbiz
faten ms Se6cn acrufcn, bencn 8cs
ante NM Nitglicber bc5 Scripuls
tungsratbcs Der Sri5coe 2iuicn an9cs
6Drtcn. @illinm ". Hilcs ans gtcm
gorf. Gin Nftipndr Scr Srisco> 2inic,
bot hnrlm crilid)t. cincn erIabproscf
anitrcn9cu 81 N%ilrfcn, erbiclt nbcr cis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06

hen abld'ld9iocn 9cld)cib. Ser Mid]e
Ter lit Der Nniid)t. naS circ entlprc7
d)crbc alagc bciicr pm Den Wniien@
ocrlpdltcrn ull2gcht. Gr %crnannte
Snbn .. SohnIon mnb Soomis Spbns
ion. Die Muipdltc bcs Srn. Miles, 5t
Hcd)tsbciitdlbeu Ser Nuiicnusrfpnltcr
Inn le9te CO in ibrc 6anb, 5u cntz
ideibcn, Oh ein 9rp5eB Iusiid,t aut
Srfolg babc. Sic biaberigcn Hed,tsz
b~ciitdnbc, @. i. Grams, General
berotbcr Scr Sriscoz @iienbabn, uno
Scnrn z. Yricit nurben fnltgeitellt.
&rcisridJtcr Sonbprn orbnete ferncr
an, DAB rzHidter :. @. GUST bon
ct. Saul. @oriiser bes Mnienper>
ipaltcrs Gollcgiums, Der ME bt5ber Be
5iebungen 81 Der @eIelId)aft nnp
ibrcm &eripaltllngsratbe bate, aus
ihlicBliG Die @ontrolle ilber ben Troz
6cB baben iplle.
@icrbunbcrt Sclcarap6iitcn bes
Sriscpe observation-disclosures lpnroen ent1
lalien, llnb Die Ippnrate iofort ents
fernt. An bcrcn Stele iinb an Den
6allptpunftcn Selepbpu> Ipparate ins
itallirt iporber. Ser idneIe gnta
id,lub Scr Gtienbabn lit cine Solse Der
Streifbrohrne Der Serbinbung Der
@iienbnbn : Seleerapbiiten, nad)oem
bns Scrlangen betreffs fiir5ere CIR
b~cits6cit unb elmer 15zpro5enti9en
2obnnrfbcilcrung abihldsis beihiepen
lpprben lpnr. Sa5 Morie : Sp'tem
ipltrbc in Bell Ditem lim%9etranoelt,
Der critic berartiee San. Inf iebcr
Stint Wcilen>S EDITION pirb Gag unn
Aad,t elm Marn patrouiliren, UNI Die
Srnbtleitltneen 81 berpafen uno fir
bic Sid,crbeit Der Saiiaaicrs 81 iorgen.
@ic General Ianager 2epn neritfert,
miro tpeher Der Yaiiaeicr@ nod Der
Srdhtbicnit beeintrdhtiet ireroen,
iclbit tpenn Der Stretf 5lr Iusfibruns
aclonut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
@iirntcr r%ernrinfen bic Shmcrsen
Cures 2iuoes.

llchelricehcnbcr nna rnallgencbulcr
Nthcni, bunflc Milat nm bic Iugcn,
Scitlpcili9ce Sicber. nit grobcin
9nrit; Wnnaeu crr1t6ct lrnb Dam
blcid, g%eidipplicltcr llntcrlcib nit
GroBen, frn%ntridhmlifen Sd,mer5cn
iil,h loutcr ~s(n5citen bon Wiirmern.
Yniict Glcr ainb nitt lciben. aifa=
ppp Nprm Giaer brin9t lifcrc Sinbcz
ruila. Is tootct Bic @iirmcr. nah
reno bciicn ubfilbrcnbc @irfllng piel
DUR @ciunb6citl heitrdgt, inhein Die 9e>
f1hrlid,en .li1b p,brigcu @iirrner ei1tz
fcrrt lperbcn. &ifapup @Drm Siler
iplic, als ciil misunderstanding,
IN icbem 6dnic IciI1. Nbinlut &C.
fdbrios. auufct hcutc cine Stbadtel.
Srcis % Gents. Su alien Ipotbefeu
ober per &olt. Siffappp Sitoian
Mebieitc Gp., GbiiaSelpbia uner
st. Spnis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
Ius Dem Sumpfc Der @robitaSt
CSrigiucloicnit Der g. ~

Mlan ioIltc cs nid,t iijr m0alid,
baltcn, mic ticf hic N}orai III unicrcm
%oltc idlon Seilntcu iii. Sn ScrIin
bcitebt, mie Die ncuritcu Scirltclun0clt
crBabcn Gin Snititut nit ncm 3lpcdc
Gbcfrnltcn 6u pcriiihrcu I'M uuf Dtclc
8cilc 3cugcu fiir GhcIdciOunas zSroz
seize 81 %acluinncn. Scr %crfiibrcr iii
in ncrartigcn SGlcn Gin Hnaciteltcr
bcS Sritituts, ociitn ,SnbnGcr fir Den
Ghcn1arm bc5lu. bic GbcirnI Die &loac
iilhrt. Bic Scb6rhcn bdbcn bcrelta
SdJrittc gcgcll nno ~Sniritut" cingc@
~lcitct. lunaB ons 6nnbiucrt h;cfcn
2c,ltcu balb 9clc9t iciu miro. Nlht
aclcgt abcr ipirn Dnhurd, Die imntt2
mebr 6ul1cfnIcnoc &crclcuNur9 INN
moruliid)c Scfnhcn5 der 0roSl1not@
ScppIfcrrng. 3uriid 5lrm Ghriitcnz
tbilln. hda nlB pns Sclhgcid'rci Nacr
lperhcn, Die c. cbrlid, mil Dem %olfc
ulib Dem Stoutc meinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
@Gbcrcs iihcr ocu tsiuth Der Wipcpnnn
(Sgc5ica iEr oicic SETTING.

HonL Den 10. Sc5. '13.-Gorz
raoo Hicti, General Sircftpr ocr
SdoncH aiinitc, tclcpbouicrtc gciterll
Nodmittaa rpn Slurcn5 dltS. hern
llntcrrichtsmirliitcr Grchurp, Der lid
in Der Scputiertcn zanmircr bcfnnh,
bao i'm &puprc Muicuru gcltoblenc
Stlb Scr @ipconha lei III Slurcr5 mic
ocrgcfmbeu morbcu. mn CT ilbcrz
uchutc fir hcicn Guihelti5itdt bic
uolle &crantpprturg. Muu mogc ibm
gctrrit icilcn Spitcn i1chnrcl, fnlis CT
iidb i'll Der @dthcit Dca Silncs acirrt
bnhcn ioQtc. Scr 81 Sabre nltc Sieb,
Gin 9cpillcr &inccnSo Eeru9ia nls Der
Erppil1S Como gcbilrtig, lpnr i'm Wlts
lclIn, bcs |olirrc ais Al'trsid)cr nuace
itclt. Icr0crIidl bnrilbcr, pnrt %iopiclc
alnItlpcrfc itolic1iid)cn llrlpruugs
an5utrcffcn, bic 9lapoleol, gernubt
hattie, hcid)loB Ell, lib Der @ipna Stia
Ill b%cmddltigcn, Inn has Silb nab
Stalien 5urildSubringcn. SnSlpi'dleit
id)rich CT icincn Gltcrn, CT lpilrhc bnlo
ais rcidcr Nonn bci ibncn cintrcffen.
or cltfcrntc hds Bib aus bcnt Hahs
men, Den er~5critortc nub pcrbarg Die
2einunitb llltcr icincr &(ouic. Gr
cnttdn blIrd) cine Sbltrc, Die nidlt be-
lpud1t mar. BGbrcuo Der folgenbcil
Gage itcltc CT iif bel Der Nrbcit mic
Scr Gin. Bic Sori'cr Eoli3ci, Die
Nodiudc bel uucu Wllicum5s Inocs
irclltcn ecbultcl1 bate. mar and III Die
Wpbulung Serugin'3 cingcbrungen,
bate nbcr fcinc 9utdluhung &C.
baltcn, ionbcrn lid, nit Der Gcriihee
ring ocs 9ic6ca bcaniigt. bnb CT
nid]ts ppn Dem Billie lpiiic. Die 2eiz
t~lln95nnSeigc zines Tlprentincr
@ilrcr6dnnlcrs. Der auni1pcrfc ai1z
6ufulifcn piinid,tc, rcranlabtc Yerliz
gia, biciem Die Wipconbu dilSubieten.
Scr Gambler icbtc iih nit Dem Sirets
tor Der Slprcntincr ilifi5icu in Ser
binbunN. linb nuf bciicn @cbciS bot CT
cinc bcbc Suirrnc fin has @ilb. Scr
0nnQcncn Sicitstag crid)icn Scrugia
inn Snbcn bca Saunders unb 5cigtc
linn bns o Der italieniidlen Solbe>
borhc Wnbcunitanhct oelaiicnc allnits
mcrt, One Slir h~ciicrcn @ciidtigune III
bic @nllcric pcr lliii6icn' acitIdfit
lplrbc. Mad nngciieltcn @cralciz
den nit 5ablrciden ul,b 8roBeu Ybo>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
Sin icealcs oariermiticl iiir Sraueir

@cr luil Snl5c pncr Gator Sil cinz
nchmcn. lucra c5 nid,t@ Sc1lcrcs fir
ale @%iunclpcioc &lagcu gibt, OILS Sr.
Sings 9icn Sifc YiQcn. Sicicibc1
lpirfcu nclinn mn i'll rotitrlidler @eiic
AM DEN Wn9cn unb Die Sc5cr. regcil
sic Gin0cucihc an, rc9ulicreu Den
Stuhlgang utlh itdrfcn BEN gan5cl
aDrpcr. &rci5 % Gents. Sn olcn
Mpntbctcn. 8. e.. 8nflcn & Go,,
Gbilaoelpbia pocr st. 9puis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
sir 5roitbiR nnb %seiprnnscme Samt.

Sir ~erfrorene Shrcu. Singer nnb
3eben. seiprnnscne Sdnbe nno Sips
pen, SroitbclIcu. GpLb Cores. rotbe
nnb raube &aut bot Slidlen's Irnifaz
Salbc niht ibrcsaleihen. StiGt Den
Sfnrers ipaleid, nnO bciIt idnca.
Cine Shnd,tel bicier SaIbe lollte in
jebem 5nuic gum @ebraudo bcrcit eez
balten ipcrbcn. Sos bette Seilmittcl
fir 6aiitfranfbcitcn, ilidenbe Gcsemn,
Settcr. 6dntorrbpibcn II. J.. ID. % Cts.
Sn allen I~pptbetcn pbcr per Tpit.
8. 6. Sndlen & g., I%bilabelpbia
pber ct. SpuiS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
an Der Snitrmftionsitnnoe!

llnterofii5ier: .sllio mas babt ibr
al tbl,n, menn ibr auf 8afe itcbt
unb menn ein ueroabtiser Iann li1
nGbert2"
aqes Idiueigt.
llnteroffi5ier: D0am babt ibr i'm
brein1al ansurllfen, mo penll er nid,t
iteben bleibt, i'm iiber Oen Saufen 5lt
idicBen."
Hefrllt Hoborusfi: n9lbcrrr. Scrr
llnterotfi5ler, menn iif feen Sa,ticlt
DO tsp"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06

toArnpbicn, lam n1ua nnB Yatina
unp 5priin6e gennu lbcrcinirimmtcn.
N1ld, fGlocn iii, sic Gtcnpcl> ThnriItr
Der pcridIicacncn MInlecn SronfrcidD' 3
por, 10 bu3 Stlb ou59citclt mar,
cbcnip 5nci. Der Gommiiliou bcinnntc
&crif0rfuugcn nti Der Riidicitc.
Iuthcntiih U q aud Die 9roBe Sn>
idlrift: Scnartemeut ocs Irts DC &er@
~intlleS. &prrabo Gicci, iufprt berbcis
gcrlicn, itcatc fcit, ooB & lid nm
Dos sciudtc Srigirci balocItc.
Scr Sicb iii in iidlcrcs Ser
lpahrinm gcGradt lpnrbcn. bas
@ilb blcibt iiir cinigc Gage in
ben llffi5icn alisacitcllt, Dcpor cS Die
Hildreiic llud) Yari5 untrltt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
Sieie 8psheiti

oWenn meme Strait aniGnat 81
5anfen, 9ebe id einfah elm paar
Strnben ipa5ieren."
Dslba! Sariim iagte mir nelllif
Der Sdntbmafermeiiter 9rano, Oh
mdreit iein better &1inoe in Der gnns
5en Sta0t!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06

liegt Die llriahe bes I~iBerfplgcs
barin, bab tic otfenhnr ifon infi5iert
lparer, ais Die Smpfuns erfplgte, Die
8robufticn Der S%ntmunforper alio 5u
lpdt einieBte. Serartiee 8eriudc
iollen, nadlpcm Die llnifdolihfeit llnb
Wirfiantfcit bes nellen gtittels CT
pieien lit. peiter fortgcieet iinb iiber1
oil bort porsenornrten ipcrbcn, mo Die
Dipbtberic einen epibemiiden gbarnfz
ter anrttnlmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
Sak bier Shmcifcrn anf einmal
beiratben,

lit cin 10 i~cltener Sdll, ba6 er ipertb
lit, re9iirriert 5u ipcrhen. Sicier Sail
ltcat bel Der Snmilic 8nbtc IN 9hd
(areis SeutidS&rpnc) pnr. Serr
8nbfe perpffcntlid)t III Der .Seutids
&roner 3eitlna" fpleenbe &erntdbz
lungs In5ei9cn: Snni Habfc, Spd =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
Gin Senfmal fir bic Sunsiran ppn
Orleans in Neu 0prf.

8ic aus Melp 9orf mitsctbeilt miro,
bnben Die Srauen Der Ser. Stdnteu
Stpci Srittel Der Soften fir Gin idoDnes
Senfnnnl Der ieligen Seanne b'Nrc, Der
Sunsirau bon Orleans, bas auf eil1em
8ii8el Der Yldbc Hep 9ort's aufsee
itelt tpirb, altf9ebraft.--(8. @.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06

Hitterautss 8eiiser Otto ariigcr, Iblis
8ut Idtbuben (grmlanh). 2enn
Stable, Spd - Sr. Hihdro 2ebrner.
Gnfef (Neee). Gnni Rdbfe, 9pd -
8ireftor 9r. anton anofe, Niirnbers.
5ebnig Habfe, 8pd - Sreigutsbeiiser
@eor9 Braun, Spd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06

@ficNc III Der &cricnreiht bclltider
SUrfcr.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-31
Young Mcthodists Ban Dancc.

SPOKANE, Jan. 31,-"No dancing.
theater-going or card playing" was
the verdict rendered by judges of a
debate in the young peoples Fellow
ship class of the Vincent Methodist
church, Main avenue and Lincoln
street
The debate covered the question
of whether the amusement clause OF
the Methodist discipline should be
struck out. The clause under con-
sideration states that Methodists
shall not Indulge in dancing, card
playing or theater-going. as these are
amusements which can not be enter
ed into in the name of Jesus Christ =
The debate was presided over by
j. b. Laniel. while Ii. r. Grigg and
Frank Redman argued to strike out
the clause. and Clarence Damon ant
7. F. Ward upheld the negative.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-31
HUNDREDS IN CARS SEE
BODY OF SLAIN MAN

CHICAGO. Jan. 31.-Hundreds of
city-bound commuters. gazing through
the misty car windows into the driz-
zle were startled at the sight of a fig
ure OF man propped up against the
muddy embankment of the tracks.
When the police came they found
that he had been shot three times in
the back of the head. He was iden-
titled as ellison Gilhooley. a watch
man. employed to protect railroad
property against the incursions of
thieves who infest the Western In
diana Railroad yards at Fifty-fourth
street. where the body was found.
After the crime the murderers pos
ed the body in the posture in which
1t was found. the police believe. and
then tossed away the pistol with which
the shooting was done.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-31
PLAYGROUND IDEA HAS
WON MANY CONVERTS.
GREAT STRIDES IN THE MOVE
NENT HAVE BEEN MADE
IN PAST YEAR.
Gi2 Cities Report FavOrably-Many
Other Localities Are Working to
Establish play Centers - Attend
anccs in Most Cases Is Satisfactory
Night school Centers, Too.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-The Play
ground and Recreation Association of
America has just completed its annual
stocktaking. Blanks to be filled out
to give an adequate idea of recrea-
ton activities were sent to every
community of 5000 or over in the
United States and Canada and to
every city under 5000 which had in
dicated to the association that some
effort towards public recreation had
been made. Ten hundred and fifty
cities responded and the result is a
comprehensive survey of recreation
in America today.
Six hundred AMI forty-two cities,
report themselves in various stages OF
activity. OF these. 342 have regular
paid play leaders in their Fairgrounds
and recreation centers, % have vol
unteer leaders and SO no play lead
ers. One hundred and forty-nine
school Fairgrounds. often supervised
by public teachers at recess or after
school. are reported. Seventy cities
that never before had Fairgrounds
have taken initial steps, through ap-
pointing a recreation secretary. form
ing an association or commission
securing land on bond issues or re-
questing appropriations In addition
thirty-one other cities are working to
estab ablish play centers.
The Playground and Recreation AS
sociation of America stands for play
leadership in playground and recrea-
ton centers. Therefore the 342 cit
les reporting regular paid leadership
are the primary interest in the AS
ISOLATION Year Book. Many commu-
mites report Fairgrounds one year and
non the next. Almost invariably the
explanation is, NO play leadership"
So the work rises .and falls with
changing fortune, until it is at last
established on the right basis with
competent leadership. Never has a
CITY so started on its recreation ca
reer fallen back. The association be-
lieves in municipal support of recrea-
ton. Therefore the 342 cities out of
the total expenditure reported So
700. .233.Sl its chief pride is in the III
cities where support was eHtirei! III"
nicipal. In l15 cities support was
both municipal and private. in 1lo
private and in of the 2S42 cities, not
given.
These 342 cities report 63lS work
ers and 2402 centers: 31S of the S42
report an average daily attendance of
454.34S during July and August, one
hundred and fifty-two cities maintain
ed 62g evening school centers. The
total average attendance in 101 cit
les was 62.224. The leaders in the
recreation movement are particularly
pleased that seventy one cities report
] recreation work throughout the year
with 1853 workers employed through
out the year. The activities include
! not only games ana athletics but
gardening. woodwork, arts, crafts,
singing, skating, dramatics, folk
| dancing. storytelling, pageants,
swimming. wading-"everything that
will bring Joy and happy self-expres-
SION
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-31

had boy employed to keep the geese
out of his fields and for the past week
has had a man hired for that pur-
pose He claims that the young wheat
will stand being "nipped' time OF
two but if kept up ii is eventually de-
stroyed. Also that if the wheat is 50
kept back the weeds will outgrow the
wheat, while the opposite is the result
if it is let alone and permitted to
grow.
In conclusion will say that while
believe in reasonable protection to our
game ! have advised some of these
people that they are within their right
in shooting these birds when neces-
sary to protect their growing crops,
providing they do not touch or make
any use of the carcas.
Yours truly,
LOUIS SCHOLL, JR.,
Justice of the Peace, Echo Dist
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-31
TRICK ON BANK LANDS
GOLDBERG IN PRISON

SPOKANE. Jan. Sl.-Henry d.
Goldberg, who under the name of
Shackelford T. Miller, obtained ST.
ESQ from local bank after he had
withdrawn his original deposit of
$3.50 from the bank. pleaded guilty
to charge of grand larceny in the
superior court and was sentenced to
serve from / TO l5 years in the peni-
tentiary.
Goldberg prior to his arrest return
ed the illegally obtained money to the
bank with the statement that one of
his clients had overdrawn his ac-
count Goldberg withdrew his orig
inal deposit just before the regular
paying teller went to luncheon. While
a substitute teller was on duty and
before his withdrawal had been en-
tered on the banks books, he secur-
ed the second sl75o from the institu-
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-31
RACE FOR SUPREME
BENCH TO Be WARM
FOUR TERMS EXPIRE AND TWICE
THAT NUMBER CANDI-
DATES ALREADY.
Mcbride, Bean, Ramsey and McNary
Would succeed Thcnselvcs-liarrls
Among Candidates.


What promises to he one of the
most promising political fights during
the approaching oregon campaign IL
the contest for positions upon the su-
preme bench of the state There Will
be four vacancies to fill and. indica-
tions are that there will be more than
twice that number of candidates.
The terms of Thomas a. Mcbride
of Clackamas county Henry J. Bean
OF Umatilla county. William II. Ram
sey of Yamhill county. and Charles A.
McNary of Marion county. members
of the present bench, all expire. All
are candidates for reelection, and
all except Ramsey are of the repub-
lican faith.
In addition to these men there
are already several republican can
didates in the running. 1t is expect
ed that the democrats will offer full
ticket, and possibly the other parties
may present candidates. There are
now seven men upon the supreme
bench. the terms of Judges Moore or
Columbia county. Eakin of Union
county and Burnett of Marion county,
not expiring.
Among the announced candidates
are Judge Thomas j. Cleeton. who Is
now holding court in this county for
Judge Phelps, and r. G. Morrow,
both Multnomah circuit court judges,
Harry L. Benson. circuit judge of the
klamath falls district. a brother of
the late Governor Frank Benson
and Lawrence Harris, circuit Judge
in the Eugene district.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-31
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RALPH FARISS FIGHTS
TO ESCAPE GALLONS

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 81
The question Of life or death for
Ralph Fariss, the young train bandit
in San Quentin penitentiary awaiting
execution March was submitted to
the state supreme court, when at
torneys representing the condemned
youth completed transcript of the
evidence adduceI at his trial here.
and forwarded II to the court.
The trial was one of the shortest
on record and the transcript cor
respondingly brief. 1t was record
OF Fariss' confession that he killed
Horace Montague, a railroad official,
In the train hold-up at FL Monte. De-
cember J.. and the testimony of his
father that he was victim of heredi-
tary insanity