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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

mlnbcltcns feds Nationcn ocipiclt mn
9eilbt perben. In bic'cn icd)s Natios
men fcbIt c5 ubcr, lpic es ideint, Dem
Suicball nod. Sic arpSc unb cntbu@
1taitiIf gcidilhcrtc Propaganda 9fcilc
Der betben WnnnId)dftcu inn lcBten
Winter bat chen lcibcr bod, i1id)t Den
Srfolg gebabt, ipeld)cn man in biclcr
Htd)tltil9 cripdrtctc. @clolid)cn, dllt
Den CO natilrlid, 9dr nidIt nnfnln, mag
ne Idbpn 9cbdtt BADEN. llno nIBerocm
bat oas Nlislanb 'idl leibcr gar ntdlt
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man iii pcinlid) itulnnl uno %un;ntcz
~reliicrt gcblicbcn. Wnn Bat bos Spicl
eben notwithstanding nid)t pcritanbcll.
Inter Den 9rpBcn StdDtcn, lpc!dc
man bcriihrte, iinb ia allcrbill9s MIR
cirige lpcni9 cllropdiidc, unb lpcnl
man CO auf cine @crimcrnationnliiicz
rllng bcs Spicles nbgcichen bate, bat
man oainit Den inlid,cn @ca %gcipdblt.
Ibcr gon5 10 bilflos unb drmlid lit
bns SrgcbniB Der Hcflamcfabrt bod
nicht gclpcicn. Sic Sapnncr, bciSt cs,
ipiclcn beltc be9eiitert bus nmerifaz
niid)c Spicl. Sic Sniulancr bon
Saluoii uuh Den Ybilippinen linn cnte
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ibrc lcid,tc alcipung linen bic Be-
brodclnocn Epramipcn iGrieb man
nud,, lie bdttcn iid Der Nellbcit nit
2uit bin9c9ebcn. Sas iinb nbcr nit
ms 3uinmmcn crit fiinf ~Nationeu".
Wcnn man MN nod bic @sfimps bnz
81 bcfcbrcn tDnnte, bcncn Dos Spicl
bel ibrcr fnlten Witterun9 rcdt 81
itntten fpmnen ioIlte, 10 lpdrcn c5 ia
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id)cn Spiclc milBtc fcin arbcrs ent>
id)cibcn rnb Den Snicbaa 5ulaiicn.
Sann crit lpcrbcn Die Slpmpiihen
Spiclc poQfommcn lein in Dem. mas
ibr 3iel bartlett. Sic nplcn Den
Sport, Der Scib llnb Scclc 9eiunb err
bGlt, fDrbcrn. @pllcn Die bcrans
~padicnbe WenIhbcit gcgeu bic im>
mer bdrteren Gnforberungcn bes Sm>
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ipielc anbcrer &Dlfer pieiem Sicle 5uz
6uitrebcn id)cinen, jcne ibccacn Be-
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6iigc. Sab cs bnrlln allcin allsgc>
ihlolen iein ip1te, tlin9t aIerOin9s
ihlper %peritdnblid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

ionbers giinitige @elegenbeit boten.
fir Die aroBe Sadle 81 nrbciten. Im
Seegeitabc uuo in Den Bergen, I'M
@alb lnb allf Dem 2onbe, iibcrnq
miliie man on feline Tfliht benfeu lino
Wiibi9tcit unb &ubebebiiriuiB ieien
feline Gntihulbigung, penn man es
peridnme, Die cute Sote 81 fDrocrrt.
Ilio Die Sragc, pclde Den Tplitiferu
idou 81 Sarie 10 picl %ipr9enpplle
Stunben bereitet bat, ipiro linen altd
lpdbrenb per Serien feline Hiibe gDnz
men. Sn iebem Hubcrboot iibt uno
bintcr iebem Sailm lauert cine Suffrnz
gettc, Die DEM gcplaatcn YoIitifer NIT
Der Srage ms @ciidt ipringt: .@ie
benfen Sic iiber Srauenitimmredt?"
9a miro Den Ncrmltcn pohl nitts
Anbcres ilbrtg blciber, als lid in sic
8ilbnib beS llrlpalbes gu fliidtcn ltno
lid 1ubepldBe nus5uilrdlen, mad benen
ibnen tcin 5artbeld)ubter SUB gu
tolgen pcrntag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

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Iuf'5 Meme lei alien &pbltbdtcrr
bcr6li6cr Snnf gcin9t!
Sei Der pprigcn Tublifntion bcl
Scitrdgc lpurbc oui bas Sciipiel llnf
Die Illtoritdt bes 81. %atcr hinge
mieicn, nm Die Scmilbungcn Su be-
9rilnbcn, Die ma iid gibt 5ur Be-
fprbcriung bcs Observation-Disclosures,
Mud) Die nmcrifuniId,c 6ierurGie bal
81 bicier Sroge Stcllung gcnommcn,
Sn Den Setreten be5 britten GonSils
bon Baltimore beibt es inter NlIms
nler 206: oWenn nbcr, mic cs idor
an cin8elnen Srten geihcben lit, @clts
pocr SrocnspricIter in cin5elrcn llnjea
ret EropinScn Normulihulcn errihz
ten, nm pirflih fotboliihe 2nienlcbrer
beran6lIbilben, unb bieic Shulen gut
leiten, 10 pollbringeu tic iiberlid Gin
&crf, peldcs alles 2obes lnb nQcr
llnteritiibun9 nertb lit" Sas Yroz
pin5ial@ Gon5il bon Wilpalltce ipradI
iid) fol9cnbermaBcn nlls: o@s lit &C.
nib nidt unangcbrndt, bas Scbrerz
lcminnr BEL Willpallfcc, bas Dor elmer
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SduBe Der 6l. Samilic eegriinbet
purbc unb itets nit 9lltcm Grfplg
nrbeitete, Der Iufmerfiamfeit nQcr
$rieitcr uno 2nien 81 empfcblen. "
2ebtcs Sabr nnllbtc Iid Der fatbpliihe
'%&cbrcrpcrcin an bic Gonferen5 Der
Garbindle uub Gr5biihDie in 8aibs
ington nit Der Bite, Die Initclun9
mdnnli6cr 2cbrfrdfte fir bic @rSieb>
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gen. Nnd Der GpnferenS beridteta
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infurmelle Sisfniiipt iiber bic IN
Sbrcm Wempranoum Ic~riuGbnten
Eunftc cine ausseiprpdjene Ncisnng
Der n%tetiten BON ben aniueienben Sra :
laten suguniten minnlider 9ebrfrGtte
fir Die bDberen &nabenflaien befmn=
bette, nnb bnber aud bic Nutbpcnbis=
felt, inter 3nnben unb jrngcn 9entcn
ben gcrnf 5it ,ucfen fir oas erbabene
Irtt bcs fatbpliifJcn 2ebrcrs."
Wfogcn bicic Stintmen ~uniercr aciitz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
vSaicbaQ" a%b9etrmmpft.

Iecfas fir iflehtc 3eitcn fiji,
nn Den Eatriotcn unercl
"" Saeel SIMMER linD ims
mcr nicbcr cmpfdngt ieir
. gciiihlitpl8cs 6er5, gliibcno bon Batter
lnnpeliebc, entniirbigcnbe, id)mcr3s
buitc Sdlldgc. g. 9ibt fcincn ariee
nit hcn Werituncrn, bic II tpotlid)
bcleibiat babcn - 25,000,000 Wfil@
lioncn Collars pcrbcn iiir nidts
mn pibcr nid1ts Den Splpmbiern in
Ben Nuden 9crrorfcn. annnl9cbiibz
rem miliicn nnicrc 6nnoclsid)iffe be-
Sablen. Sn N%icnraguo lpilblt un9es
hinbert bns bDic Scutihlanp. Gin
@%ricd)cnlnnb lpcrbcn &rie9sihiffc
p%crfouit, bic nod 10 id,on unh tur
lInaebralld,t puren. llno nm tommt
has Sdlinmitc: uuf ben Slpmpiidicn
Spiclcn in Berlin 1916 lit Der Bale
BAD" nid,t 3l9c!aren!
Scr nmcritaniihen Srgenb Dor
Iacm ipirb Dicic auiloc unbcgrciflih
Iein, bcnn fir tic 9ibt CO feinen nnoc@
rem Sport - pas lit Der Sport.
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hnltcnb, lpic ncrpcnipanncnb uno
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5ur @ciitcsgcAcnpart unh blisidncllcn
gntidlubfohigfcit; pic itdblt CT bns
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@clpinncs balber .gcipiclt miro. ltnb
Die Scgciiterung Der Mniicn trd9t
oft cincn Sd)cin bes llebcrmdBigen,
Der llcb%criddeuns. Nbcr nlld Die
abiGuigltc aritif mlb 5ugcltebcn,
bnb pns @aicbnlipiel ais Sepc>
guugsipicl portrcfflid, mn nuhcrcn
Spiclcn oicicr Irt g~lcidlpertbig 81 err
lit. Sarum bcrilbrt ciucu Die
Gntidcipung bcs &orbercitln9s Iuss
fiir Die Clpmpiid)en Spicle
id)mer5lih-nls bittcre Gnttdlidung.
Snbciicn. bic 6erren babcn audi
eiuen triftigcn @runb 9ebabt, eincn
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intcrnotionnlcn @cttfampf I'M
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piihc Spiclc, MIR Spiclc unb Sport
crlcidtcrt. llno bon Den
iSclldhcn inter Iegppten's GER
nrten 5ugelniicn werben lolen, Die bon
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gs 9ibt in Gnalnub Spci grobe. bon
chamber pcridichcrc &crciui9ungcu.
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itrcbcn. Sic Siibreriuncn Der
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babcn bcidlo'icn bel iehcr @clcgcnbcit
Die .Nntipunl lluion OF @onun' 6
Outrage Societics" 81 bctdmpicu.
ipcld)c inter Der Siibrung bon Mrs.
Salpcett iid iiir Inpcnbnng Der acice.
liden Iittcl ausseiproten bat uuS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

cmn bcrrlidcu @oQbart. rug cincn Ehlappbut. tcibctc lid nobel. nafte
lpcte SpusirN0nae 3piiden bu SpredItunoeu NM pcritano cs. Die aQpcs
meine Nuimcrtiumeit ai Ih gu lcntcn. Berlin SiocIbera. %Hnden,
y9icn unb 9aris tb II in icucn 9petpnitqcu NHScigcu pml nennen.
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buufeu, bub cr Sen @unoermann uuh mierer Stnbt fommn lnB Ser
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torut. Sr nrander 6nrncr mag "a elm Sdmdn oocr Gin Sab fr cine
nobm Damn ob Oebeit mnrpcn bic YatenRn hDhhsus pm benz ihoncn
@ahn, os cs INNER nod 0.emihcn s6c, bic mebr ais YrOb cKen fOnueu.
-CSpa 81
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
Cine ieewers 3sit fiir
pelittfer.

Romans S%ournal". has Organ
Der mnerifaniiden Guffragetten, mad,t
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
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9as Grbnuer elmer @eoG6tnibfir6e fir cers
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@abc upn nur iiinfbnnocrt Collars.
Sbreibt rno mir peroen Sbnen gtlberes
mitibeilen.
EXTENSION SOCIETY,
1888 Mccormick Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
geim S6reiben erfpdbne man bieies Slatt.
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Dr.. S%al3manns Sreifteae
am Scbrer=S cminar SIT ct. Srancis,
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Gom bod]lp. q. HcacnfuB -. 1000
Srilbcr gcmclbetc Seitrd9c 2,466.71
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Cine bentidbc Srnu.
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(spe;itn fir oiefe !3eituns bearbeittt.)
Mrrkmnrhiprs
Staatsbiirserlidcs, Natnrfmnbe,
Sednif, Grfinbunsen.

Sns StGotdcn Carmen III Sflas
bona bat cincn .Hiid5ablun9sta9"
eingcfiibrt, cincn Tag, an Dem lcoer
ginipobncr aQc icinc SGuIocn 5dblcn
mub.
The herald., 1914-12-17
SLAP AT MODERN TEACHING
Most People Will Understand Just
What Moral This Anecdote Is In
tended to Point.
Give this a tria'

Now. teachers" said the bright pu.
Pill, attention, please. Remember that
we have only six weeks to skim
through this textbook besides getting
smattering Of a dozen other sub
tects. l will now proceed to write a
sentence on the blackboard"
One Of the teachers held up his
hand
please, pupil. let me write that sen.
tence. l want the practice"
The bright pupil frowned.
my dear sir that is dead against
our rules. We give you as little actu-
al drill as possible, trusting upon our
own lengthy explanations and the su-
perb quality OF our textbooks to burn.
ish your minds"
But, dear pupil" said another
thoughtful-looking teacher, 81 have
been looking over these textbooks
and they are not at all good. They
bear the dog-eared marks of CONNER
cialism and monopoly in the making.
Every author who writes one has only
Ine most SupernClal RnOWleQge or MS
subject. Why not use some of the old,
tested books? L"
Tut, tut! If you persist you'll be
sent to the office, where the superin-
tendent will talk to you kindly about
your moral nature for at least five
minutes. Remember, you must all
love your school"
At this moment the gong rang, and
the bright pupil said:
Period is now over. Now you can
go out and play, according to the
latest schedule prepared by the Ma
tional Pupils Association for the Ad-
vancement Of the Group Tendencies in
All Teachers."-Life.
The herald., 1914-12-17
ESKIM0S NOT KEEN TRADERS
Will Give Anything, No Matter tho
Value, for What Takes Their
Fancy at the Moment.

Among the Eskimos OF the Bering
sea region, there is no fixed value for
whalebone. furs or anything they may
have to trade. II one of them has any
thing OF value, he will keep It until
some white man appears with some
thing that appeals to his eye. And
the money value of what may take
him does not make any difference to
him. II he has a trinket that may be
worth a dollar, and some one offers to
give him for it something that Is
worth thousand dollars but of which
he has no need he will refuse to trade.
But he will give anything he possesses
Tor what he really wants.
An Eskimo of st. Lawrence island.
IN Bering sea, made a catch one sea-
son OF big bowhead whale. The head
OF baleen was worth between ten and
fifteen thousand dollars. He knew the
approximate value of the head, but he
held on to 1t with no apparent desire
to trade. One day a trader appeared
with a small gasoline launch, valued
ut perhaps two or three hundred dol.
lars. The sight Of that so took the
native that he straighway traded his
head Of bone for it.
Far out in the straits one day he
ran out OF gasoline. He abandoned the
launch for the canoe he was towing.
and padded back to the island. But
he did not regret his trade. He was
satisfied. and ready to try for another
whale.-Youth's Companion.
The herald., 1914-12-17
CANDY AND THEATRE
TICKETS

Our readers will notice that We nave
announced throughout our issue TINS
week in many places to watch our 'laS'
sified column and We expect 10 make
II Interesting for those wEC will read
these little advertisements.
We are going TO give away each week
something of value and your name may
appear asking you TO call a. The Her
aid office for a theatre tickct or box
of candy.
In this weeks Classified Column
there will bc the name Of come street
purp0scly missp"lled. All the correct
answers will be- put in a box and the
first name taken thcrefrom viii be
awarded the frs, box OF candy. In
our issue OF next week, Thursday the
2lth. We are going to give away Two
boxes Of candy to The first and second
names taken from IN" box.
Your answers mus, be sent in not
later than Friday night
We viii also announce in these col
mus this week two parties 10 whom
"" are going to give theatre tickets
Read through the column and if your
name appears call at The Herald Office
and get theatre ticket.
LETTER CARRIERS CHRISTMAS.
The readers of this Christmas Ed
ton will be in the midst of their Chris
mas shopping about this time and in
making their many purchases We
would suggest for the old reliable and
never failing letter carriers a consid-
Grafton at this time. In any kind of
weather they are regularly at your
door with that expected letter, may il
contain good or bad news and even
though the envelope contains a bill he
Is still doing his duty TO you and to
his government. Letter carriers never
stop on account OF the weather They
are there on the coolest of DAYS and
in the hottest of weather, being com.
PEELED to forego the comforts enjoyeu
by many others, and If the many resi-
dents OF our district remember their
carriers with little token, they will
be doing no more than what is done in
many other cities.
The herald., 1914-12-17

. Impressed by those qualities. which
have made Fr. Petit popular WHEREVER
he has been, the Ancient Order of Hi
hrrnians elected him as their chaplain
las night by reclamation. We. the
Catholics OF Agiers, have then reason
10 congratulate ourselves in having in
our midst one more priest who is al
ways ready to meet you with cordial
handshake and greet YOU with a friend
ly smile
We tender therefore to Fr. Petit
hearty welcome and hope that he will
long remain with us
The herald., 1914-12-17
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

We are beginning to boost the Clas-
Sified Column of The Herald and We
want 10 call our readers attention t
the great service. This column will
advertise your wares Tor sale. your
house or rooms for rent or If you want
TO buy an article of any kind, or should
you lose an article. These different
articles will be printed for you in The
Herald each week for twenty-five cents
for each issue. We are making
this Classified Column attractive
by giving away candy, theatre tick
cts and other valuable articles, and
all our subscribers and especially those
who borrow the paper (and they make
larger army than our subscribers)
will see your advertisement in this
Classified Column.
Give this trial
The herald., 1914-12-17
Giving Of Presents.

1t was the custom among Romans
TO exchange gifts at their winter fes.
tival, and this custom may have de-
scended to US from antiquity. But
Christians like to feel that It was be-
cause the wise men brought gifts to
tho infant Jesus. and because Of the
gift OF God to the world. Gifts to the
poor seem from the earliest Bible times
to have been an expression of a thank.
ful heart.
The herald., 1914-12-17
What Is Needed.

An Ohio man, after ten years of
cross-breeding, has succeeded in pro-
ducing a chicken having the shortest
legs in existence. A great feat, no
doubt, but what is needed is a chick
en- with four drumsticks.-Baltimore
American.
The herald., 1914-12-17

Father Petit was born in Fall River,
Mass, in the year 1874. When still
boy, his parents moved to Winnipeg,
Manitoba, where he spent few years
long enough to inure himself to the
rigor of long Canadian winters. He
was planning then TO beat DR.. Cook to
the North Pole. but he experienced
sudden change of heart and decided to
return to the milder climate of New
England, Cambridge, Mass.
There the manly characteristics of
the boy soon attracted the attention OF
the Marist Fathers. who we're in
charge of the local church. They per-
ceived In him the signs of a priestly
vocation and sent him to the College
of Van Buren, to complete his classical
studies.
Father Cassagne, who met him there
in 1896, speaks of him as one of the
most studious pupils be had in his
class, and the prefeCt of discipline
looked upon him as a kind of trusty
among the boys. Withal he enjoyed
the confidence and esteem of his fell
low students, being an enthusiastic ad-
vocate of college sports and ranking
as the star pitcher of the baseball
team.
In 1899 he entered the Marist College
at Washington. There again he gave
rich promise of developing into the re-
sOureful and valuable man which he
has since then proved to be. He was
ordained to the priesthood in the year
1905.
The Right Reverend Bishop J. E.
Gum, S. NJ, who was then president
of Marist College in Atlanta and was
anxious to secure the very best men
for his teaching staff, asked for Faith
er Petit and got his request The fact
that he spent nine years in Marist Col
lege proves beyond doubt his success
and efficiency as professor and amply
JustifieS the hopes built upon him by
his superiors. Besides. his business
and managerial ability received con-
Spicuous recognition when last year he
was selected TO superintend the build |
ing Of the newn palatial $40, 900 rectory
in Atlanta.
As a reward Of his untiring labors !
and successful handling of that large I
undertaking, he was chosen last April |
as one of the two founders of a new !
parish in the city of Providence. II. l.. !
entrusted to the care of the Marist ]
Order. The echo of the lamenting and |
bewailing which followed his departure |
from Providence has even reached AL
giers, and bears eloquent witness to
his captivating personality.
Their loss is our gain and Father
Larkin considers himself quite fortu-
nate to have added him to his working
staf. To prove his confidence in the
ability of his new assistant, FIR. Lar.
Kin has appointed him spiritual direc-
or of the Catholic knights of America !
nd OF the Holy Name Society: moder-
tor of the Gymnastic Club and of the
ltar Boys Sanctuary Society, and in
tructor of the basketball team. He
eels at home with the boys and these
ave already shown their appreciation
the keen interest he takes in their
elfare.
The herald., 1914-12-17
LETTER LIST

List of unclaimed letters remaining
at Sta. A, y. o. postoffice, for the week
ending December L. 1914:
Ladies-Nliss Edna Biery, Mrs. l.
Dunfes. Miss Fannie Rebtor.
Men-Elie Brown, Chas. Henderson
Marx Levey, James Reid, II. Richard
son. Kid Rabbit, Joseph Victor.
Miscellaneous-Sta. A., Algiers. La
JOSEPH VOEGTLE. Postmaster.
JOSEPH w. DANIELS. Supt.
The herald., 1914-12-17

AT THE HEAD OF OUR CLASSIFIED
COLUMN EACH WEEK WE WILL AN
N0UNCE HOW YOU MAY RECEIVE
SOMETHING VALUABLE BY LOOKING
THROUGH THESE LITTLE "ADS."
The herald., 1914-12-17

WATCH OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMN
EVERY WEEK. THERE MAY BE A BOX
OF CANDY, A THEATRE TICKET, OR
SOMETHING MORE VALUABLE FOR YOU.
The herald., 1914-12-17

WATCH ouR CLASSIFIED coruvr
evERY WEEK. THrPE MAY re A ROY
OF Candy. A THEATRE TIrRrT oP
SOMETHING MORE VALUABLE FOR yoU
The herald., 1914-12-17

WATCH OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMN
EVERY WEEK. THERE MAY BE A BOX
OF CANDY, A THEATRE TICKET, OR
SOMETHING MORE VALUABLE FOR YOU.
LETTER LIST
The herald., 1914-12-17
MILLINERY

MRS. f. JOHNSON. Fashionable N;II;nerv
honnets, Feathers. Ribbons. Flowers, Etc
Cor. Alix and Beleville Streets. All orders
promptly attended to. Ne is iots
The herald., 1914-12-17
FLOWERS


Hemlock 7S6. 1910.
r. GEORGER. FLORAL ARTIST
tSuccessor TO SCHNEIDER &, COY
00ur. SpecIaities; Wedding Bouquets. Funeral
Designs, Floral Work Of All Kinds, House and
Church Decorations
S25 DECATUR STREET
New Orleans, La Dec. I6 IoIs
The herald., 1914-12-17

II Miss Eunice Muntz OF 4lI Pelican Ave
Will call at THE Heard" Office TODAY She
VII be presented with two tickets 10 the
Crescent Theatre. ~ 'iie
The herald., 1914-12-17
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
MONEY TO LOAN.

ON city property; low interest; no broker
age asked. r L. We'll, PA Henneu Building.
Common and Carondelct streets
Dec lily
SEE Us To BORROW MONEY on your
Diamonds, Jewelry and Revolvers, At low
est rates.
SECURITY LOAN OFFICE,
III ;. RAMFART, NEAR CANAL
n. I l..
The herald., 1914-12-17
Chance for Burbank

Here's something for Burbank Ia
Try his hand on" said a man to his
neighbor.
What's that?"
Training a Christmas tree to
sprout Its own presents"
The herald., 1914-12-17
EDUCATIONAL.

at >cHooi~Dums have been rcrnodrled and
can accommodate d few more students IN
English. bookkeeping. shorthand (any systeml,
'ypcw1urE, mechanical drawing, penmauship.
caTio"ntug Spanish, trlrgraphy. etc; easy
terms; day and night; positions secured
R,a~er school, tlS Canal street
The herald., 1914-12-17
FOR RENT.

\ NICE hve-room house located At 5e7
bci'cNlIIe street: all modern improvements
Apply to Jos. ". Leunpx
The herald., 1914-12-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
WOOD AND COAL

JoHN k4AEPPLER, Dealer in Coal. Firewood
dnI ni Ice Express to hire. ~ Elmira Avenue
Phone Algiers 4l4-W. Dec ~ iofc
The herald., 1914-12-17
THE CHRISTMAS STAR
BY JEAN DOUGLAS.

HE twilight OF
Christmas ev 3
crept slowly over
the city, disguis.
ing the harsh out
lines of the house
tops with a soft
gray blanket.
The spirit OF
The herald., 1914-12-17
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES. BICYCLES.
IESTARD.
COR BARDNNE AND PERDTDD
The herald., 1914-12-17
FOR SALE

EDISON GRAPHOrHONE. with twenty re-.
S,9.rdS. Apply TO Harvey's Repair Shop. al
Morgan ~. If
The herald., 1914-12-17

LOTS. Nos %, H. Il, measuring 25 feet
each on Nelson Street, by 10 feet depth
sc Of 2Sfoot alley running through f-nr,
DeArmas 10 Socrates Street. Apply sls Pacific
avenue. ltp