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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23
Items of interest Concerning
gour Neighbors

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lamb,
formerly residents of this city, who
have been lacated at Sheridan,
Wyoming, for some years have
moved to E1803 Tenth st. Spokane,
'eshington.
Harvey Hudson has been laid up
for several days during the past
week owing to an injury sustained
when box dropped on him while he
was handling freight on the Olson
dray line.
Carl Holman, who has been up in
we, tern North Dakota during the
past three years. was in the city for
few days during the past week
visiting with relatives and friends.
He expects to leave soon FOR Mon
tana where he WI locate.
A card received today announced
the birth of a daughter Anna Mary,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Stafney at
Aurora, Ill. A pril 2lst. Mr.. Stat
new. when a boy, was an employee
of the Times Office. We extend con
gratula Jiol s.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23
To Keep Boys ON Farm.

What can be done for the farm
boys who, from choice or necessity,
are not able to continue their
education beyond the rural school?
This question is being satsfactor
lily ans wered by several of the county
represent atives of the College of
Agriculture of the University OF
Wisconsin. County short courses
in Agriculture are being carried on
by them for from six to ten week.
duricg the winter when the farm
work is not pressing and the boy,
can conveniently attend.
The immediate result of these
continuation schools or courses has
been to greatly stimulate the inter
est of the boys in farming and to
contribute to the. development and
prosperity Of the communities in
which they live.
The first of these schools was
tried at Rhirelander two years ago
and already some of these boys have
entered the Short Course at Madison.
These same boys had left tn"
public educational system because
seemingly it was not adapted to
their needs. They have. however,
through this agricultural schooling,
gained an inspiration to take up
their educational work again, and
while in some cases they feel too
mature TO enter high school, they
have attended the County Short
Course, and received the inspiration
and stimulus necessary for the
development of better farms and
better farming.
During the past season represent
atives located at Antign, Phillips,
Eau Claire, Rbinelander, and Med
ford, each conducted one OF these
courses in his respective community
aud county.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23
Suffrage Club Organized.

Miss Alice Curtis, in charge
of the headquarters of the
Woman's Suffrage Association
at Madison, was in the city last
Friday organizing a local
>uffrage Club. Miss Curtis
was successful in interesting a
number of persons and a local
Club was formed.
Mrs. F. M. Hawley of Bayfield,
has been engaged to deliver an
address on Woman Suffrage
before the next meeting of the
Wednesday Evening Study Club
in this city. All members of
the Club are requested to bear
this meeting in mind so that a
full attendance will be out.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23

Louis Kinstler, one Of the pro-
gressive far.Eers Of the town of
Washbarn, has purchased a new
disc seed drill for use on his farm
west of the city.
FOR SALE--My Pierce cycle. in
first class: shape, huns along as
ever. Your own terms. w. A..
Beaudette.
For mild, easy action of the
bowels, try Doan's Regulets. q
modern laxative. 20 cents at al
torres
FOR SALE-A 10 acre tract III
the Loveland Addition to the City OF
Washburn. Two acres under cult
walton. Has room cottage, barn
80 apple trees and number of rasp
berry bushes. Also well with gooG
water on the premises. Cali or com
municate with owner, IS on accoun
Of sickness OF my wife | must d3spos
OF this property. Nels Johnson.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23
A Breakdown.

Thanks to Brother Hull of the
News & Itemizer who kindly
offerel the use of his press on
which to run the last edition of
The Times, the paper was gotten
out with but little delay.
Just as we were about to go
to press with tile last week s
edition of the paper an accident
happened which put our power
out of business. The Valve
stem on the water pipe, which
supplies our motor with power
with which to run our presses.
broke off six feet below the
ground. We were up against it
but Brother Hull cane to our
rescue and offered US the use OF
his presses upon which to get
out the paper.
The trouble was repaired the
following day after the paper
was issued.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23
May be False

A rumOr was current anOut
the city the first Of the week to
the effect that Tom Ness, form
erly a resident OF this city, had
been hung by gang OF la6orerS
near Toulumme, Cal. The rumor
could not be confirmed, neither
could the source of it be run
down.
It is known here that Mr..
Ness was foreman of a gang en-
gagged in railroad construction
out west but the fact that friends
here had not heard of the report
leads US to believe that 1t is
without foundation.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK

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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23
sa,a the Owl to che Quail.

A quail being shot at by hunter
and narrowly escaping with her life,
trembIingly took refuge in a thicket.
From tree overhead an owl looked
down upon her sardonically.
"You are very silly" he remarked,
ito allow Yourself to be hunted so
when you have the means Of defense
ready at your hand. If You were to
stop killing the insects that prey on
the wheat and the corn man would
speedily perish Of starvation.
The quail thanked him civilly for his
advice. However. if you don't mind"
said she. II think ! prefer to go on do
ing what is so evidently my duty, let
others do as they may" FARM and
Fireside.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23

For Sae-At once $550-Knabe
Upright Piano-$160 takes it If taken
at once. Inquire at Times Office.
The M. e. Ladies Aid society will
meet at the church basement on
Wednesday afternoon OF next week.
Ernest Tetzner went over to the
st. Joseph Hospital at Ashland the
first of the week to submit to an
operation for hemorhoides.
Mrs. Henry Hochdanner, and
three year old sor, Miss Agnes
Blexrud and Ester Blexrud are re-
ported as being sick with diphtheria
The four are quarantined at the
Blexrud home in this city.
T. Fl. Robinson has a new adver.
tisement in this this issue. Bert is
in the auto business on big scale.
having the city sales for the Ford
and Studebaker machines. He has
also opened up livery and garage
in The old Wiley livery where re-
pairing will be done for auto ow ners.
He will also handle full line of auto
supplies.
Ashland is all stirred up over a
mad dog scare. The other day
Rodney Osborne was bitten by a
mad horse aud it was presumed the
horse had been bitten by a mad dog.
The horse was shot and the Health
Depar tment has sent out an order
that every dog in Ashland be
muzzled. The boy who was bitten
was taken to the Pastuer Institute
at Madison.
"Buck" Harrington has joined
the list of auto owners IN this city
during the past week when he
received an Oldsmobile roadster.
The machine is dandy,
M. H. Sprague, who is county
agent for the REQ automobile, has
just.received two of these machines
which will be kept for sale. He
already has number of prospects
and expects to dispose of the two
machines within a short time. The
REQ is a car of the medium price
and from all appearances is beauty.
W. Fl. Woodward of Neillsville
was in the city the first of the week
in the interests of the Beaver lodge.
Mr.. Woodward is superin tendent oil
the Nor hwestern part of the State
for the Beaver order. He is well
known here, having organized
he Beaver lodge in this city.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23
DO 1T WELL.

What is worth doing at all is
worth doing well. Not giving your
whole, undivided attention to the
task in which you have invested
your life and money means that
you are wasting your own precious
time and that Of others. Whatever
you do, do it with your whole heart
and mind or get out and try some
thing else. 1t takes pretty nearly
all Of a mans time to perfect an
undertaking, provided it be big
and worthy one to begin with.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23

For Satisfactorily acres OF land,
eight acres broken and seeded to
hay, four room house in fine shape
on same, also new barn. Land
located three quarters Of a mile from
city limits on Washington avenue
road. Household furniture will be
sold If wan ted. Cash or terms to
salt buyer. James Taraldson.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23

O. A. Lamoreadx' new 191 4
Cadillac auto arrived in the city
Tuesday. The machine is a
beauty and one of the best in
the city. 1t is equipped with
all the very latest attachments
and for appearance cannot be
beat.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23

Heavy, impure blood makes a
muddy. pimply complexion, head
aches, nausea, Indigestion Thir
blood makes you week. pale and
sickIy. For pnre blood. sound
digestion, use Burdock Blood Bltters
ST. 90 al all stores.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23
Base Ball Meeting.

A meeting OF the stockholders
of the Base Ball Association was
held at the Commercial Club
rooms on Monday evening but
as only a small amount of the
stock was represented the meet
ing was adjourned until Friday
evening of this week when a
rousing meeting will be held and
arrangements will be completed
for having a first class base ball
team here this season.
There are a large number of
people here who are interested
IN good base ball and these are
expected to put their shoulder
to the wheel and boost in a
financial way for good team for
this city this season.
Ashland and Bayfield, will also
have teams this season and
Washburn does not want to be
outdone by these places.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-04-23

John Arseneau of Superior is
visiting with relatives and friends
in the city this week.
The farmers in this section are
busy getting ready to do their
spring work.
Ell. M. Edwards of Belle Plains,
Iowa, has been visiting with friends
in the city during the past week.
DR.. Br,ssard OF Ashland transact
ed business in the city the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Taberman have
returned from the west where they
have been visiting with friends dur
ing the past six weeks.
In the last issue of this paper an
advertisement was run by party
who desired to store piano and if
you doubt the value OF this paper as
an advertising medium you should
have been here to see the replies
coming in. The gentleman insert
ing the adv. is convinced beyond a
doubt that it pays to advertise,
Guy Hacker lett the first of the
week for Superior where he will
visit for a short time with relativ =
and friends. Charles Swain. who is
10 leave with Mr.. Hacker, will meet
him at Superior the latter part OF
this week when the two will Leave
for Montana where they expect
locate and engage in the hardware
business. Both of thase boys az.
hustlets and we expes, to sc them
| make good in thiir business " nture.
Austin Carson has accepted d
DO ,ition in the office of the North
| west tern Fuel company in this city,
the position recently occupi' d ny
Charles Swain.
a farewell reception was gwen in
honor Of Guy Hacker by the Masons
on Tuesday evening of last week.
Mr. Hacker has left for the west
| where he and, Charles Swoin will
open up hardware store.
Il. III. Robinson has been busy
during the past week getting his
auto garage in shape for hlndling
the business in TINS citv. The old
WilIev livery Dare has been rented
for this purpose and it is being
overhauled for the business. Beside,
an up-to-date repair shop there WI
be pl nty OF room for housing autos
a d the barn at the rear will also be
used for feed stable for farmers
and others who may ant to use it
while in the city.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
Ieruplan.S tabiliiatur.

9enn Die Ingabc iid) als ridtis err
peiir. DnB Crpiue @rigbt einen poqs
fonuncn fimftionirenbcn Stabililator
fir Slusmalhineu crfunpcn bat. lpie
or bcbauptet. 10 fpnnen mir elmer
neilcn Iera I'M Srnnsportipelen ents
scgcuicbcn. bonn es lit Die Heigung
Scr Waihinen. aus bem @lcidgcipidt
su fommcn, mas ibrer Scrlpcnbung
fir praftiid)e 3ipede entaesenltanb.
Mad, Den @crid,ten 5ll urtheilen, tpiirbc
bic 9uitihiiifabrt nit DER neilen ers
.iinoung nod, ipeniacr tcd>niIhc acnnts
niiie bebinaen, dis Der Setrieb cincS
Iltomobils. bas icet o Srnilcn nno
iogar bon 6inbcrn bebient ipire. -
Sic Sahi6rift .Scientiiic Nmerican"
tritt DER nellen griinbmng peiiimiitiih
entgc9cn. - Iuh cnt Sciterreiher bat
einen prnftiiden Stnbiliidtor crfunz
Den, bns Yatent nber an GuNlnub perz
talit. Sa Die oiterreidiihe H~caicrlng
IN finan5icler 5iniidt otoO llolp" mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
gSas in's @aTer se,porten wirb.

Tad Dem @nibin9toner n@tarine@
Sabrblld, bon 1913" iinb i'm lcbten
Sabre BON iicheu Secmdften $751;
$3.50 fir ibre ariessflottcn per>
dllegnbt irprben, ipobei Die &ercinigtcn
Stodtcn nit $40, S00,643 an 5lpeiz
ter Stelle iteheu. Scu critcn YlaB
ninmut iclbitperitdnblid @robbritan>
nicn Elm nit $235,713.4S9, pGbrenb
SeutidIlonh nit S111,270,023 nid)t
Icbr nett bintcr ncn Scr. Staatcn
rnngirt. Gs folgcn pnnn Sranfrcih,
&ublonb, Sfnlicn unb Sapan. Scs>
teres bat lid) Die Slottc I'M lcBten Sabr
mir $4S,105,151 foitcn laiicn. @roBe
britnnnicn hdlt Den Hang ais critic
Secmad,t Der @clt nit cincm Sonneriz
acbnlt bon 2,591.291, cinlhlie6lid
Der int Ban begriffcncn Sfiffc. -
SeutihlnnD folgt nit 1,22S,26S Son>
ncr. hann fonimen Die Ger. Stoutcr
nit 921,S44, Sranfreih an pierter
Sicllc nit S76,155 unb Sapan al
f%iinftcr nit 709. Sonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
Cardinal 0ibbens iiber Sents
taesteiliemme.

Im 4. Sanrar bat Cardinal @ibs
bons ppn Baltimore. Nb.. iih in ieis
ner a~at6eprdle iiber Sonntaasieier
uub sSeili9un9 ipie folet ertldrt:
sd bin IN iebr piclen c%nropdiihen
Stdbten gelpeien, nnb ih bin felt oas
BON ilbcr6eil9t, baB lpebcr in YoriS.
9riiliel. Berlin ober iclblt in Mom
cine 10 9roBc Id,tung fir Die Hiibc
lnb Srbnung am Gage bes Scrru
berriht, pie bier in Baltimore una
in anberen Stdbten Der llnion.
Gin Idarfcr @cobadtcr lam iebod,
nid,t umbiu, Die sefdbrlihcn ginz
critic 3n bepbadieu. Die inn 2alic Der
perfloHenen pier5is Sabre in oic
Sonntassrube in bicIem 9anbc &c
maht porben iinb. @enn rieIen Gins
griffen nift in 3eit Sdad, acbpten
luirb. 10 mag cine Belt fommcn. ipnnn
Die 8ebanfen an @ott. Die gluigtcit
iinb bas Scelcnbcil pDllig purd] meltz
life Sreuben unb 3erItrcuuuscn crs
itidt merDen.
.gSir mriiIicn Den hriitliden Spnns
tag nid,t nit Dem iiibiihcn Sabbath
ooer gar nit Dem Spnntag Der Yits
ritaner peripedjIeln. Ser hriitlidc
Sonntag lit Die solbcne IittelitraSe
5luilden Der puritaniihen SonntagS>
beiliaune aui Der cincn nno Der rid
baltloicn Ter9niigungsiudt allf Der
nnoeren Seite,
vSonntaa lit ser Gag Der Hube. Der
Sag Der barmloien Grbolung mn Der
SclunScn %cr9niigungcn, Die fir 4ors
per uno Seelc eriprieBlid iinb.
Sonntag Ipl Gin Tag Der Sreube unb
bes innercn SonneniheiuS iein. iple
lton Der Numc Sonutog 10 ldDu ans
oeutet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
9ubuqne, sSDua, 9itustag, ben 13. Sanuar 1914.

Sm Sitter bon SO Sabren lit er i'm
Bellevue Soipitdl %perIdlieben. Son
Den Siir9ern Der Stabt Yittsburg, mo
er 9eboren mar unb mo er au6 ieine
leste 3iibeitdtte sefrmoen hat, lit in
Inre9nn9 gebrad1t iporben, bes Sooes>
taees bes %Gomponiiten in gebiibrenber
Weiie nlIerorten 81 aebeufen, no man
ietne .Weiien fennt, mo maj iie
gcbort urb iif barnu erbdut bat.
In Dem Sanse unb alnnge bon ~Wp
Oh acntiidp 5ome", ~S6 9lad Soc,
"Sb Soils at 5ome". Come tpbere
mn Sope Lies Dreaming. linb ben nne
oeren Sdngen, Die ourh Soiter's Wei
iterbanb 81 @olfsliebern %geporSen
iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
Gink en frme , mftrmk-
tim.
Ner bic Mbgabe nnb wpiiir or tic SIT
beSablen hat.

a. ~ ~ 10 - ~ ~ ~ ~ * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ +,
Il
Z Gas SGasamts Separtement
Z (WaIbington. ;. g. oob am
( 8. Sanuar Sormularc rnD Hcz
( 9ulationen aus. pelhe ein5elne
( Terionen 81 benuBeu reip. su
L befolsen habcn. ipenn tic ilber
( ibr Sinfpmmcu nnldblid Der
8 ncllcn' S1inbe5z GtufomuenItcler
L geriht eritntten. 95 mini babel
Y npdJmdls euranf bingepielen
4 bab bic Steuer pom alien 8iir>
X germ ber Der. Staateil. bic i'm
( Snz ober Iuslanbc ibren 8obns
< Jig baben, unb BON iold,en Nus
Z ldnbern, lpelde nid,t in Sen Ser.
: Stanten po6rcu, aber Scrmpgcn
< III ben Ser. Staaten ai,gclegt
: baben, 81 entrihten III, falls oas
( ge3o9ene idbrlihe @infommcn
< mebr ais $500 betrGgt.
Z Sir bas Sabr 1913 limb Iratt
( eines ginfommcns bon $4,000
< reip. $4,000 i'm Sale perbeiru> +!
: tbeter YerIoneu $4,000 reip.
Z .33 itellerfrei. neil nitt
! bas ganSe Sabr in GefnIng gee
{ 6psen ipirb.
{ Bon Serionen. ipelde iih
: !pcigern, ooer perabidumen, Den
: gcridt einsureihcn. mirb, abscz
{ leben BON Sd1en Der &ranfbeit
: oDer Der u b NJ c en- elm
( Steueraufihlae bon so Yro5ent.
{ nnb i'm Sale oes Setruses ODER
: Der betriigeriifen Slnsaben. ein
{ Steuer5uidllag bon 100 EroSeut
: erbpben. 3rthem FAINT i'm lcste<
: rem Sal iuegeu Sergebens aui :
: cine @elobuBc bis SIT $4,000
: ODER Saft bis 5u einem Sabre
{ ober @cibes erfaunt lperneu. ;
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13

.Sflnboma" nirb ctfpa 81 Ieilcn
IiibsDtlid) o Nep 9orf Elm Spfcr
Der Wellen. lleber 40 Iann Der Be-
lasune nnb Elm Taiiagier finben Den
5po i'll Den Slutben, fpdbrenb adt
Yerlonen bon Dem Sdmpfcr rSapa<
ria" Der Samburss Amerifa s2inie ges
rettet iperoen.
Ser gigenthumsid)aDen, tpeld)er Der
lcBte Stiirm an Den &iiiten bon Neip
Scricn unb gong Sslanb dngeridtct
hat. bc3iifert lid ari. mcbr ais
100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
go. 2216.

tbron 81 Ieten. Yls sic 5iirfen lanz
oeten. puroen lie iofort unt3ingelt
ulo cnttpaffnct. Die hpIldnoiIfen
Sffi6iere, Die I'M Sienit Der internal
tionalen @enbarnrerie iteben. ~leiite>
ten benz albaniifcn Wilitdr bel Der
@erbuftung Seiitanb. Sic albaniid,cn
Seboroen sinseu obne 30gern Dor,
o6ipotl S58et YaIha's Ganoibatltr
piele Inbdnger bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
3lationales.

Sir bic 3esiermng lit Der @ille Wsor=
san's nidlt mebr b1hiter @etcbl.-
Cardinal Gibbons tritt cit fir
Spnntass S~eilisung. Irbetfss
mintiter marnt Gimuanberer sur
Spriihf, nm Deportation SIT
pcrmeioeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
amfermatianalrs.

Die ReiRr netmer sn Siiitsa marcn
D~Slnbere". - &as Mlbanien nit
uneriuiinf&tem 5iiritcn TINT. =
Der Sabern= 5all redt ybrefise
@dide". Die hriilifen &C.
,uerffdaften baben 5abrwaiier. -
SntereFamtes alerlei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
S%ranspaal=S enfmal.

SraI Stehn, sic Satin bee frii6ez
rem Srdiibenten. cntbiiIlte ant Is. Sc
5ember BEL 9loemfontein Gin Senfm1l
filr Die Surenfruuen linb zainper, Die
i'm iiiozofrifnniiheu &riese unfomeu.
8ptba, Sapett. Seldrcs unb 6ersog
bielten cinbrudspollc Gebeu. Sotba
iaate, Die Seierliffcit lenfe Die 8es
bnnfeu Der Sheilncbncr nit Stol3.
@ebmlltb unb Sraucr auf Sic Ounfelitc
Seriohe ibrer 8cidif,te 5uriid. Us
lei tbrc Tflitt. nicht Der Sittcrfeit
oper hem S6aB Hnlm 3lr geben. Sic
lollten icood) ibre &inber lebrc1. i6rcr
Iiitter, benen bns Senfinal geipeibt
lei, tperth 5u iperoen unb bnuit Dem
Hdtb 81 folecn, Den Hrdiioent &riiz
ger ieinem &olfc CAB. bas Gereangene
5u priifcn nno aus linn dues Sdlone
81 nebmen nnb flar in Die Sufunft 81
id)diicil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
ts,esien tas sisfe 5eitnms bearbeiict.)

sSel6it Die SoQe ipirb mid nid1t
5um Ibbanfen befpegcn", ioa Yrdii>
bent Suerta am Z. Saulor cinem
Imerifauer, Der ibm i'm Nutional>
pnlait 81 9egico Gitp. Ier., eineu
geiud, abitattete. geiagt buben -
laut .Ifpcinteo Sreb". Gr erfldrte.
oa6 Die 3eiten poriibcr linb. "a CT berz
artieen .Goridldsen ~iiberbaupt Be-
ncbtitug 5o1te. 8eiter iaete CT. Dob
nidt Gbreei5 ODER Stol5 i'm peran>
loiic alis5nbarren. ipubern einSis
alleiu bic Efliht, itnb Serr @ilion
fem @eritdnontB -onfiir babe ipie
Weritp regiert fpereen millie.
SaB man Die Nniid,t heee, CT lei
IN 8elbnotb, erffarte er einiad, ais
ldd]erlidl, unb 5eige bon Der llnpincnz
belt Der IuBeniuelt b~e5iiglidb Der 81
nan5auefen @erifo's. IIs 9elpeis
fibrtc er an, bab I'M 9anbe inter Nm
perem 10000 sroBe alisgebebnte 5as
cienbns, uid)t Handes. ieicn. bon De-
men Die meiiten bisber niGt beiteuert
mnrpen. Giner jcbcn Serielben fam
init 2eidtisfeif cine Steuer bon 81
600 Yeios auferleet perOen, mas eli
ner Ginnabme BON 350,000.0 900 Yeios
gleid,fpmnt.
.@eine Hesierung iii tpcit bonn
Sanferott cntfernt, aleidpiel ub ircms
Den 8artfier% es beliebt ms @els 5u
lciben obcr nidSt, es lit saus sleid,s.
Iihlob Der 9iffator ieiue itol5c Ius
iprdd,c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
nWip Slb &entndn &pne."

Nm 10, Sanuar iparcn cs iiinfSis
Sabre. SaB Der &icbers 9omponiit Ste
pben :. Softer in Getu 9prt Die Sluacn
gum eipi9cu S6lummer 9eldlollen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
Aus Der Gmisem 5taht.

i, Die fatboliihe Welt tritt tur an BITE
26iuns Der 8Dmiidpes 1rase beraR,
falls bic friibere temperate 8esuaft
bes Yapites burd eine entipreHesbe
iuirfiame 8arantic erictt mirh"s
iast ySHerpatprc Npmanp".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
BPM Galumct. Strcifrepicr.

Subn .. Senontorc. Der &crtrctcr
heo 8unbeS Observation-Disclosures i'm
Calumet Streitrcpier. tritt Die Hiids
fabrt mad, 8uibington un, nad)bcm CT
erfldrt. ba6 bic Observation-Disclosures
burd 3uriirfiueiiums Der Sriepcuspora
'hldge Der Arbeiter eincn ldlperen
Sebl9riff getfan.
@puperneIr Serbs bon Wtidi9an
ipiomct lid Der 9riinrlihcn @rs
forid)ung Der Gerbdltniiie I'M Aupfcrz
minensS iitrift. (@esbalb crit iebt?l)
Sic llntcriuding fDrberte audi Die
9inSabl DER Sergieute 5m Gage, pclde
I'M n0rblihen Siitrift bel normalcn
3nitdnben arbeiten ulb ipie piele iid)
am Strcif b%efinben. Ipbaipt s@rube:
Nornialc 3abl Der Irbeitcr 900. ges
gentpdrtige Sabl Der arbeiter 1877, ims
portisrtc Nrbeifer: feine; Ibmeefs
@rube: 9iorinnle 3abl Der Nrbeiter
$50. aegeniudrti9e GAIL 300. impors
iierte Irbciter: 107; Iqoie5s@ ribe:
Norndle 3abl Der Nrbciter $50. &C.
9~cnlu6rtise 3nbl 100, importicrte Irs
better: 90; 8oluerime @rlbe: Nor
male 3abl Der Irbeiter 800, 9eacns
pGrtige 3abl al. impurtierte Irbei@
ter: feine; North aeariage : 0rnbc:
Hornnnle 3ubl Der Mrbeiter 255. ae>
genipdrti9e 3abl 900, impprtiertc ar>
better: so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
,Nrme" 2cutc!

Gem grtpefunss> Yrcbi9cr .giap"
Sunbnp bat man IN Snubn, Nebr.,
$4,000 fur cine Heilc Sortrdge slie
geiidert. Die 0euthen, Die cine Ioldc
Grfpefuns nDtbis baben, tDnncn inns
lciD tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-13
Weu yurf nno Teierue. Saufem.

Sic Mem Yorfcr @roBbanten nit
Iorgau an Der Spipe, ~periud)en ieBt,
ibren Ylan CUR 9on5entrirung bes 8nz
pitals burf5ufiibreL inoem iie cine
ein5igc Hcierpe sSanf fir cinen Se5irf
forbern. Der fiinf3ig Yro5ent Der Snnf>
2elourcen hcS 2nnbe5 umfn6t. Nus
ben 9emerfunsen oeS Sdasamtss
Sefrctdrs WcNboo. Der Die Nem Yorz
fer Sinan5en ans eigener Inifuuuns
feunt, lit icboh 81 eriebcn, paB er fiir
Den Vprid,las nidt 81 BADEN lit. Sic
@robbanfiers berufen lid onraui. ba6
cine iebr itarfe Sant nptbiuenbi9 lei.
UNI Die pielen nnb groBen Sinansz Sns
ititute 9icip 9orf's bebieuen 5u fonncn.
Ser 3lped bes @eieBes III aber. Der
Gon5entrirrmg Der Sinan5traft Der
Ser. Staaten on elmer Stclle ents
acgcn5upirfcn.