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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-29
Strict Abou, Gums.

Any one who handles Ia gun in Ger
many is held TO more strict accOunta-
biity than in America. \ member OF
hunting party in Prussian Saxony
asked permission CT comrade to ex-
anime his gun. The owner handed 1t
over. and while the man was examin-
ing it the gun was discharged, instant
ly killing young woman standing
near by. The owner of the gun was
sentenced TO one years Imprisonment,
while the man who was handling the
gun has to serve only n six months
term. The court held that the owner
was criminally negligent in not with
drawing the cartridge. The man who
held the weapon was treated more
leniently because he was an inexperi-
enced hunter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-29
KAFFlR boy" SERVANTS.
They Battle and oil Themselves and
Then Don filthy Clothes.


Then Don Filthy Clothes.
Most OF the domestic" work in
South Africa is done by the Kafiirs.
who are called boys" no matter what
their age may be-
When the Kaflir boys come from the
kraals no one ever uses their native
names As soon as they are brought
into contact with the whites they take
a white" name. This produces re-
suits not lacking in the elements OF
humor.
Among the house boys "Knife."
Fork" and spoon" are common
names Table" Chair" Carriage"
Watch" and Matchbox" are others
more infrequently used. There is OF
record one boy who took the utilita-
rian name OF Ham and Eggs"
The Kafirs are very fond OF rice
when they learn 10 eat IL among the
whites, and one stable boy thought he
had found the finest name in the world
In Rice"
In some respects the KafIirs are the
cleanest people in the world. They are
forever scrubblng themselves I'm hot
water and amounting themselves with
oil afterward. But the habit does not
extend TO their clothes. They will
take an elaborate bath and then don
clothes that never saw the washtub.-
Washington star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-29
WOUNDED ALL DOING WELL
Sixty on Board the solace Now of
Vera Cruz

Washington, April 2S.--The Ameri-
can sailors and marines who were
wounded during the fighting and
sniping of Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of last week at Vera Cruz
are all doing well. They are being
cared for on board the naval hospital
ship Solace, which has been at an
Choir off the port of Vera Cruz.
The Solace has large force of
naval medical officers aboard. is
equipped as a floating hospital. with
every kind of surgical and medical
equipment. and is able to accord the
wounded better accommodations
than is possible in a land hospital
One reason for this is the fact that
the Solace is a mobile hospital. and
able to take cruises out to sea daily
and thus provide the injured with re
freshing salt sea air.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-29
MISS B. NJ. ROBERTS SAYS

had been sufferer OF Lung
Trouble for over two years. Was ia
a sanitarium a year and had been
given up for hopeless am now
well and strong. VIII gladly give
anyone who has Asthma, throat or
lung trouble full information. free
Of charge, as to the treatment | took.
right at home. Send name and adj
dress to Miss NJ b. Roberts, 1913
Locust street, Dover. ~ H. 74t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-29
No Particular Hurry.

Brown and his wife were at NOV
ing picture show.
In the play on the screen the villain
had just thrown the hero from a high
cliff.
oh" exclaimed Mrs. Brown. 81 hope
the officers hurry up and catch the
wretch"
Have patience. dear" said her hus-
band. "The operator is turning the
reel as fast as he dares. Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-29
.coNTRaRY FORCES.
Problsn 81 = Bullet Fired Frsm the
Rear 81 . Moving Train.

INaAANHM y 1aNNA wv IN~HNN -
Rear of = Moving Tram.
Replying 10 the question. -Supposing.
90 use an oveTdraWn Illustration. that
a railroad train was going forward 40
the rate o. loo miles per minute and
Gun was lred from the Tear az the
tnin IN the opposite direction. II the
velocity OF the bullet as IL left the gun
would also have been 100 miles per
minute had the gun been discharged
b. a person standing on solid ground.
would the bullet leave the gun az all.
and II SO. az what rate OF speedT Ed
gar Incien Iarkin Ia the New York
American says:
THE bullet would leave the muzzle
of the gun with a speed % 100 miles
per minute; the force ~ the explosive
IN the gun Is the rause Of the motion
Of the bullet. not that of the train. Al
the exact end ~ one minute the rear
OF the train and iie bullet would De
80 miles apart i,rfore the gun Is
fired The bullet IS moving with The
train. 40 tlme 80 firing Tie bullet Is
"a resi- dnriug gn ininIfcsimal ~ time
or digerutial "f Time The time in
between The >iupn.us ni ihe motion Of
the bullet with ihr train AMI beginning
ui muiiun fuim ihr train j. ma,hemat-
icllly rait.l 4 uu~'Tlii,e state aud T.
snch an Important element "f human
knowledge THAT TIE highest branch 10
mathematics. The dinercniial caicnlns
only is able &C. completely explore It's
wonderful properties"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-29
SLATE MILLS BURN
Fire Goes Estimated Damage Of
$1,000 at Castleton

Castleton, April 27.-Fire, which
was discovered about PAS o'clock
this morning. destroyed the John
ZONES Slate company's mill The
loss is estimated at from $4,000 to
$40. 1000. There is some insurance
ON the property. The finishing SHOP
and an adjoining shed we're saVeu'
The cause of the fire is unknown
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-29
eorneo,s Animal curiosities.

In Borneo winged creatures are en-
countered where one would least ex-
pect them. Flying fish the size of
behring's are found in all the waters,
and there is the flying fox. the well
known fruit eating bat which the Ma
lays call "kruang."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-29
NO AMERICANS KILLED
Were Arrested in Mexico City to
save Their Lives

Vera Cruz. April 29.-From reports
received here today it can be conf
IDENTIFY stated that not a single Ameri
can has lost his life in the city of
Mexico during the past two weeks.
Refugees arriving here state that
in many instances the Americans
we're arrested and placed in prison
to save them from destruction at
the hands Of the anti-Americau mobs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-29
unsYmpathetic.

"Does Alice bring her troubles to you
now as she used tO:'
"No; not since ! began pointing out
to her that she was to blame for hav-
Ing them. "-Boston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-29
One Better.

First Irate Gentleman-When its a
man e remembers It. Second lrate
Goutleman-Well. when its one e
on't-LondOn Punch.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Die oentidc @nitflptte i'm &ries.

Sn ser o9t%oroOeltid)en Illaenci.
nen 3titmng" miro aui Oao @uto6ten
binaepieien, bas eip belgilher Slug
5elgfiibrer i'm Nuftroge Der engli-
ihell Regicrlng ilber Die oeutldIen
3eppcliue abgegeben hat. 9aran
meroen iolgenoe Ausloiiungen &c.
fniipit:
Grit Dor ipeuigen Sa9en bat ein
bcfonntcr iron5oiiiter Glie9er lid
einem Observation-Disclosures gegeils
iiber oobin ollsgeiprodlen, ooB Die
0ertide Suitilptte hadn't Den IL. 3ell'
timeter. Woriern Die 9roBte lleber.
roidulg IN oiciem arlege gepelen leI.
S%runfreid,s mo @nglatos 6lleaer
uermodytcn. bis iest menIgltens, lbre
DIT aeriibmte lleberlegenbelt llld)t 5tI
Seigeu. SranfreIhs SliItld,lfrer per
m0aen nid,t einnIul Die oeurld)el C1'
iisierc poll ocr iait tGalid, eripIaenocn
@eihieBimgcn ocs 10 iuraiGltia bebil.
tcten Faris %ub6ubolten. Die leltel,'
Den areiic SralrfrcIhs mogen nldt
geraoc anaenebme empiihonnaen bel
Dem @ebonten baben, ooB Ole nrno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Seruiid,e &%eiitnnsen.

Die YNel,e 6reie Ireiie" Idreibt:
Ser iesigc groBe 9rieg lit audi ba.
hin gall6 arlOers, als man lid i'm pors
itelte, Dab troB Der ~lungebeiler groBelt
Waiien Die ein5elnen nit ibrer
2apierfeit uno @ogemutb aeltou 10
gum @eiammterfolg b~eitraeen fonneil
iple IN iriiberen Sahrhutberten. @ir
iebel Dieie Nrt Don Seroismlis IN I'M.
ieren Nrnlecn, IN ben langen Mui5af-
llnlgen nller iener, Die lid, inter ben
idmeritell Gerbdltniiien alS Seloeu
bepieieu baben, III 9totb unb Soo Dem
8orgclebten 9eiitortb leiiten gegen
uieliade llebermodJt mo ollf ibrem
Toiten ailsharrten mo oilrd] fithne
SpritoBc Oie, Stelumg Oes SeInoeS
erflnoeten. Die bentide &~riesfiib.
RING uer5idDtct trut ibrcr ipitemati.
idDeu @rimolihfeit feinsiueas barani,
Die %crwegenbeit zines Sentnants fir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

beionbere SeiitMnaen beranSu5ieben,
i'm @esentbeil, slcidD Der erite SdpadJ-
5ng Der Mrmee i'm jesigen Srieae iua
cine Shat, bel lueld)er bic Gisenidaft
See Wmtbes i'm Siune uersansener
Better i'm bGdjiteu Mahe ~seiproert
mnroe. Sic groberurg 2iittid,s
ourite Ourh9efIbrt meroen BON Sol.
oaten, Oellen. Der arieg mebr lit ais
bloBe @iiieIidIaft mo bloBes Sano-
merf. Sic girmabme zines Sorts Don
9toImlr lit befanntlid, Oilrd) Die 9iit
zines iutgen Sifijiers mo ieine
prGdtige @elite98egcupurt gellul9en;
nod mebr plelleid)t mar 5ltr Gee Die
les Clement Der inneren 9eaeilterullg
al ipiiren: Der fleine 9doerbampfer,
Der bel Der Sbemiemilnoung MinelI
legte. ous llutcriceboot, Gas orei
Stronger in Die Sllit iprelgte, Die flel-
llcll arelSer .emben" mo Yaarls-
rube"-al baS limo oenfuilroige Scts
ipicle Der moDernen ISornlen pon bero-
iid)en Seiitul9ell. Die 9rnleeu fon-
llen iid gliidlidD id)dsen, Dab III ibnen
Der @ciit geblieben III, Der clll5l9 5lun
Sieae fiibrt. Der @eiit obIollter Sin-
aabe uno ielbitloIer Nufppfernn9."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

100 MiQipnen, sic oie Tepublif in
Den slusbult Der Otilit1rluftiabrt bin.
cIlrgeitedt bat, 10 mcnig @rfolg gebabt
baben. llnO England. oas IN Den bel.
Den leBten SSabren areoite BON 20
WiQionen Mart geopfert fat, Inn
leine @renSen 5i id)iisen ourd Sfof.
fltltg eiller See!ltftnodlt, bat bis 5i
Oieiem Gage feinen Grfola 5t erin.
gen pernloht, Ser Oieie uneebeuren
Nrsdaben 5t red)tfertiqen perlnod)te.
no Die IN Ben Sabren 1913 lu1o 1914
bon Der 0lrma berpiQiaten 80 0tillio.
llet Hll6el bingetommet limo, ole 5ur
Inidloiiultg bon Slug5eugcn iiir oas
rliiiihe Seer Oiercn %iolteil, lit ni6t
gall6 flar.
llebrigens fat aud 6raf 3cppelin
ielbit a%ngeOentet, bak Die eigcntlid)e
Nrbeit Der 3eppeline crit bcginnen
Iole. Mis- er am Wuntas Giieu pai.
~iierte, eriuioerte er anf bic Trage, Of
CT and Die GnglGnoer nid)t ~pcrgeiien
bube, Saf er idjpn tbtn werSe, iuas in
ieiner Strait itebe. Wan iuiro iid
Sauad, aiif wcitere Gnnbe BON Ben
3eppelinen aefaft MAIDEN fO%mnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

mieoer Hithe mo Sronnrg cin. Die
ihurfen Sd)iiiie, Die weitbin horbar
lporer, batten 9roBc Nufreeute in Der
Staot p%ernriod,t. Eie llnterinhulig
ioa ereebeu baben, oaB Der Allsbrlld,
thatiGtlih BON elmer fleinen @ritppe.
Die bes 3manaes Oes Sogerlebens
iiberoriiifig lpar, porbereitet moroen
mar. Nuh ioa Der 8inb porber be-
lllist porben ieilt, llnl 3ettel 5itr &c.
gemeitigen YeritdHoiairng mad, oell
anoeren 8araden 5l iihermitteln. Ser
ser getobteten Iltsbred,er mar.
Oiht an ben 8epebrppromloen SIT
iammengeitiir5t. Sn Der &antiue,
Deren Spl5tp1noe bon mehr ais 5ebn
ailgeln %getrofien mltroen, berrid)te
groBe S%eItiir5ung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Sine Heuulte i'm &ruiiener 8cfange,
ncnlager.

aroiicM I. Stt.-Sm bieiigen
Eager ruIiiihCr @efunAener bellllbten
DOR eimigen (ogen etma 200 unter9e.
bradlc HiliIcn Den Nugeltbltd zines
idGucren llmetters nit beftIgem
Stllrm mo Hcgen jI eillem Nlla.
brlld)aucrird). Sic ltilrmtcll ans Der
nahe Der &untiue gelegenen Sarnde
,nlli Den Mos 5lL allf DEM Die 6e-
mcbrpprnmI0eu Der luad)tbaben0e1
'&ompognlc uufgeltelt marell. Ger
Soften croffltete iofort ous SPiler AMI
Die Nllabrcder mo ulormierte 0anlit
oas gHndtfommonOo, 0aS sum Sbell
nm chCllfoll2 por Der &oifc @ebraltd)
nlad)tc. Ms bic porocriteu Wefnnge.
llel iiclcn. iii Der Nllsbrud) lofurt
allfgegcbcn mor0en. Gon Den Hllllel
.mur0en 0rci getoOtrt. nd)t ldnper ullO
mebrere leid)t perlcBt. %on elmer u6.
i%rrcnocn allgel lmlrOc Der @urnlion-
perunltrnga. %nipeftor q. 2. Sdor5
IN Ole SlulQc getroffen. NuBeroem
mltroc Elm Epitcn Der Sollolntrmlellte
bilrf cine augcl I'M linfen llnterorm
lcid)t ucrlcet. Ncr5tlid)c Silie mar
iofort jltr Stcllc. &niolge Der Sor-
iGlc mllroc Damn nod cine aompag-
ME oea Sunoltlrma alarmiert mo
SIR &erIt0rflm9 0ca 8odtfommalt-
Dos 6crangeSouen. IS trat abcr balo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Cine tbGtiac 9eber bebeutet
8eiumpbeit.

8cnu Sic quite @eiunobeit, einen
id)oneu Seint 81 baben unb frei bon
Sdninbelanidllen, 8eritupfuna, 8ilio>
iitdt, &opfidmerden inb @eroauuness
beidiperben 5I fem ipiiniden, 10 nebz
men Sic 81. Sings Neiu 2ife Yiqen.
Sielelben trciben gdhrenbe lllb uus
pcrpulte Spciien aus Dem aorper,
reinigeu bas @lut unb furiren Der
itopfuna. Nur % Gents in alien
Npptbefcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Ter @icef5uig crmproet?
Gs liuhcrt 9ihcunuaiismnS wirtlim.

Gin Sober, Der nit Reconnaissance
ir9clp elmer Trt bcbnftet iIt, Iolltc me
bebilgt itct5 cine Slnidlc Slpons
eminent an 0nnO babcn. Sobalb
Thr Sdmcr8cn III ben @licbcru poer
MlISteln peripilret, babct Die mIluDe
StcIc nit Slonu's eminent. &cibct
ea nidt Gin. Slpnu'5 brill9t fait
~nlgcnblidlid bis sum SiB bes
Sdncr5es por unb bringt ipfprtiae
Sinocrung. 0olct gIld) cine % 9ents
Sloid)e in ir9cno elmer Nppthefc utb
babet cs itcts 9c9en G%rtdltun9en,
lpcbc mn ~geihiuo0cne @lieber, Hbeltz
mntisnwls, Nelral9ie, Scintica mo
dbnlidc Seipen an 6unb. Guer @elb
8uriid, lpcnu nidt 3ufrieben9eitellt,
.aGcr es brin9t fnit alrgenbIiflidc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
&criu6et Sieies sesen Gurem Smiten.

5nuicubc bon Wcnid)cn iobrcn fort
81 bu'teu, pcil lie bac ridltigc Wtittcl
nidlt 81 crbclten permosen. Suiten
cntitebt burd Gnt8ilubun9 bes Salics
ober Der NuitrDhrc. Sicic @ut3ilnz
oung mllB beiciti9t iuerbeu. Nsbmet
9r. Sings Nep Siscopern, lie briugt
i'll Die punoen Stelen ein. cnticrnt
Den Shleim umh briu9t ihncllc 9ilnes
rinI9. Sulct Suh cine 30 Seuts
Slaidc bel Gurem N~ppthcfer. .Sr.
&ina's Mem Siscoueru bette meincn
Suiten ihneIl mn politGubia", ihrcibt
I. n. @ntts bon Sloncalc. 5eras.
8elb Suriideritotiet. menu uid)t sus
iriebenseireit, ober Die @eSi3in bilit
fat im,"er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Shie6et Die SebauSluns Cures
Suitens nid)t auf.
Cures

Gin leidter Sulteu nimmlt Oft crnite
Sorm an, Die Sungel iucroen Gn9ee
griifeu, Die 2uftrDbren nit S6leim
angefilat. Cure Sebenstraft miro
seIdwGd,t. S6r beoiirfet 81. Bells
Yinee Ear Spnep. gs linbert Die eut>
Siinbeten, 2%lftrDlren, lott Den Shleim
uuo sibt Dem a0rper araft, @rtdltum>
gen @ioeritanb 81 %leiiten. @e6ct oen
ainocrn Or. SeHfS Siue Sars Sonep.
@a lit garautirt, Oenlel6eu gu belfeu.
AhIr % Gents bel @urem Npotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Sird,entairs ,tto Sasaara

eraliide &rcllScr .6aipfc" in Scr
nDrblidJcn Norbiee Ourd) Den Sorpeooz
idllB cines llntcrlccbpotcs gum Sinfen
gcbraht. Gin Sffi5icr unb 40
Mann lpurOen 9crettet mn III Nberz
been gclonoct. @tpa $50 Mann
merbcn perulibt. - gu Der 9leid,en
3cit lplrbe Der arcu5cr .Sbeicns" an
ae8riffcn, a6er pbnc Grfolg.
Gjair5 gelsien lit peutid.
@roBca Sarptouarticr. 10. Oft,
Wittags.- CAmtlid).) 9rilg9e ipllrbe
am IA. Sftober, Sitenbc an 10. Stto>
Der BON u%nicrcn Srlppcn 6ciebt.
&ic in Selgieu nufgerintnt ,uirb.
II. Sftobcr. %ormittu9s. - Sn
@riigqc ulG Siteubc lit reid)lid
ariegsmntcridl crbclltct, II. q. cine
grpBe 3abl acknowledgements nit
Nmlitipn mn 200 9e6rautsfd6i9en
&ofpuotipcu. - Sm Commencement
Slnuolfi baben lid bic Hulieu am
gcitri9cu Sage rlbig pcrbalten. Sic
3nGl Der bel Sd)irlpiubt ein9ebradten
.@eianacncn bat iid allf 1000 crbDbt,
cbculo iinb nod cinige @eidiiec &C.
nomucu mnrbcn. Sic Sample bel
mo iiiblid &aridau Onlern frrt.
Ter @icef5nig c%rmprbct?
@icn II. Ctt. (&cnlicrt.) Ser
Better NInnb" mclbct nus Spnitanz
tinppel: Sic iuoiihc Mcpolutipn
nimmt imnlcr arpBerc Sorncu an.
Die Grbitterung miro bnourh erbobt,
baB @nglnnh nit @jelpnIt Sinbus in
bic Nrntcc fir Srnnfrcih elnreibte.
Gtuu 10000 bcnaffnetc Sinou5
9riffcu aulfuttd on. Nllfitdn0iid)c
c%rn,proctcu I'M &eriuufc hes Samples
angcblih bcn %icetonig unb pielc
bobc Scnmtc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
6Abett sic SauO
sm %perfamtem?

Infer Ben $1,000 fatboz
liiden Samilien, Die uniere
Sldtter modJentlih crbalten.
merben id, manfe fir Sbre
an5ei9e iutereiiieren. llnIerc
Sanbs Nu6eigeu gelten oils
Hihtidmur fir 8dufer unO
merben bon ~benIelbeu iorgs
fdltig geleien. Wodten Sic
bieicn 2euten nidt aud, Sore
8iinidJe porie9en. Inbere
BADEN bnmif @rfolg ge6nbt,
Sic fDnneu es ebenfails.
Shreiben Sic filr unlere
Nn5cigepreiic unb uniere
3eugniiic bon In5eiSetunpeu,
che Sic IS persenen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
,S,n uaturbiitpriid,en Waieum.

Siibrer: rllno Dies bier, meine
Serrihaften, lit Sos Stelett eines Be-
bros"
8atiii6: $50 limo benll aber Die
Streiieu2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
@lfdlihc Sample bel Yr5cmpsl.

@ien. Is. eft, Mittogs amt@
lid perlnuibart; @citcrn crobcrtcn
%luniere SriIppen Die bcicitigtcu 50ben
bel Starniol. Nud) gcgcn Starp muo
Smmbur 9elunnu unicr Angriif Haum.
Nnrhlif pon Stuuin5 ba6cu mir cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
aunDasbnnsen gesem 6hurhia.
Gngliidjcr &reu5er 5ltnn Siutct
ncbrnht.

Scrlin. II. Ctt.-(9iidt amt
lidl.) Il5 %unoon luirb nmtlid,
INTERIM 10. Cftober genlelbet: Im
10. Sftobcr 9iudmitto9s lplrbc Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Bite, persehet bic armen Smoianer
..:L@t

UlllpHuIeH pelW lHletCtDieH pepulTitp ILL.,
Sittc, uerseiet bic II Snbianer
iidt!
Die MiiIipndre Der ct. 5raneis.M iiiipn, z.
o, bitten BITE guten SreuHoe Der Subtaner,
ipnen bel Der 9tusbreitnHg oes 9ieidbes GBrtiti
inter Den Stnoern Der Yrnlrie bebtIlflidl 5u ietn.
Ste {anieroe nnter inierer Iufiirrt iteben.
ben Sneianer luutnen %5erftreni nnT einer SiGd,e
ppn 5000 Gnaoratmesien. Snfoigeoenen mhfen
bic Mliftipndre fclfe Snotantrsebhlien anftel.
Sefetrtc oprjubereiten niiU. Seae nns nm met.
ten notbtbut, iHo Witttci, INT oieie 9dtedlcten
81 %be5apien. Dime oieic sntsn 3noiaHersebHl.
ien ferneu ,uir unr iueuis e%rreid1en.
Nir beteu tagiial titr rniere Wpbltbdter. Cine
interefante Auiidltsp uitfarte nnicrcr W!iiiun
pm ben Wtiiiiondreu nls MISUNDERSTANDING
Sugeianot. .0abfn H1ge man icuoru m bic
6 dtbuIt Grinttns Go, Eubuane,
Suwo, poer brett an Rep. Spuis g III
z. g.. Ct. 5rancis, 2: Sat, pia 6rpotitos.
Webrasfa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Yrin5 @curs's aruees Muubwerf.

@rn6. I. Sttobcr.-9ic Cages
poit" cridhrt aus @8ram: Sic @ins
luobncr bon Semlin. ole mad, Dem gius
5ug Der Scrbcu 9cilild,tct pareu. feb
rcu ieBt WIehcr III pic Stabt 5ririid.
Bic Stnbt hal tcinen Sd)aben 9elitteu,
pbuohl Die Scrbcn 5rpei Gage barin
lpeilten. 8ic betdnnt ipllroc, mar
and, Der ~iciner6cit p%crlpuubetc Yrin3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Ruiiiihc Siieoeriasen.

@roBes Suuptnlnrttcr, 10. Stt.,
Nitta9s.- ImtIid.) BIC Hulicn per
iudtcu nm II. Sftpbcr Ildl lpicocr III
Den @ciiR pon end ~ Hsfqo aSSgnfr
gliffc lpurocn dbNclpieicu. sd gdltbutEi
Ncrt @cionQcuc. elm aeeidIilB unp 5luei
Ninidincugupcbrc ficlcn i'll micre
NNllhc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Sebrifnns Der Wnielmaneu III
Nmblaub.

Berlin. /. Sftuber.-Atad elmer
Wclbun8 Der o9teucn 3iiridcr 3cie
tllna" perpffcntlifIeu Hpnboner Sldts
ter 9laubbnftc MelounScn iiber Die
@erllitc Der Huiien III SitpreuBcn uulb
Sit9uIi6icn. Sic idreiben offen. baB
Die rli'iidle !0eerceleitulg Die @rDBe
Der oirerreitjlId llngartiten Nrnlce
pcrtunut unb ibrcn Srrtbum nlli bcut
goli5iltcu Sdlladtielbe nit Dem Ycs
ben pon 100000 Nuilen bc6oblen
mllBtc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Die Serbiimoeten inter lid.

Srantiurt a. Nc, 4. Stiober.
Ser nSrantfurter 3eitung" ipiro
bon ibrem 9orreiponpentcn aus eon@
Ituntinopel gemelbet, 3iuilten DEM
ruiiiidcn ulo DEM cn9lllhen BOT
ihnitcr bate Elm crregter WortlpcdIel
itattgciunbcn. Nublanb luirft eng
Lamb Dor. bnrd ilbereiltc Sanolun9en
bes c~naliidcn @eihipabers @bcfs pltz
ti9e ruiiiid,c Sntereiien aus ems
piinblidite seihGbigt 5u BADEN. Der
Correspondent crfllbr 5uperldlll9,
8ublanb matbte nit elmer nelltrnlen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Sic SGupfc i'm &citcu.

NjroRc5 Nn%lptOunrtlcr, TO. Stt.,
Mittnga.- CNmtlidl.) @efti9c PIN
griifc Der Srui8nicn i'll Der @egctb
norblucitlidl upn Mhcims limo nb9cs
lpicirn morntn. Die S%rnu5oicn mclben
in loren cmttidlen 8cfomntmuhumAcn,
nnb lie III pcrihichcncn Stclcn Der
Slont S!m Hciipicl bel 8crrpznllsS uc,
nornlucittid bon Hbeima, merflifc
Sprtid,rittc gcrnndlt bdttcn. Siele
NiclNlngcn cntiprsd)cn in fcincl &ciie
Den Sbutiod)cn.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-10-31
"LITTLE."

Sometimes friends, more KIND imam
tactful, say your little paper" when
speaking to US. We smile and make
no retort, but we should not be truth
full if we did not admit that the adJec-
tive, little, in this connection, CRATES
We know that little is frequently USED
as term of endearment. Holmes made
the little schoolmarm," and Barrie,
THE Little Minister" famous, and no
sweeter words exist in the Engllsh
language than wife and little ones"
But a little" paper shows a little
community. If the latter advertised
more, traded more, travelled more, en-
tertained more, did more in any way
requiring newspaper recognition, the
paper would be larger as matter OF
course. The inference is logical where
a paper is small, that it is all that the
community affords. SO beware OF sug'
costing comparisons by using the word
little of your home paper.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-10-31
HEALTH WARNING TO NEGROES.

At the Southern Health Conference,
in behalf Of the negro, called by DR..
Bowling, and composed Of eminent
physicians from all parts OF the South,
one speaker said, and was corroborat-
ed by many others:
within the next century we will
have no more negroes This statement
may seem bit strong to some OF you
gentlemen, but when you compare
death rate of 81 per cent. with birth
rate of "a per cent. you can see they
are soon to be extinct. The causes OF
the high death rate of the negroes
to-day are tuberculosis, syphilis and
race suicide. His insanitary surround
ings are the cause of his easy suscepti-
bility to tuberculosis, and his lack of
education and insanitary surroundings
the cause of the two latter. Insanitary
conditions of the negro to-day, as well
as the poor white man, Is the fight you,
gentlemen, are going to have to make
in your sanitary campaign"
This is an awful and should be a
salutary warning to the negro race.