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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
AlTn, bittr, Die 5d)rribma fd)ine!

utb 3unnmcn ciilcs ieben Wanncs,
Wcibes linb aiubcs Der gan5en Welt;
luciln mir MIR Den Iufunasbltd'itaben
circs Ndntcns crrdthcn 81 bnbcu glaus
ben, 10 acniigt pies ~pollfommen; ipobl
lit cS lunbr, DoB mir iiingit o2emiiel
Wnrisgnu" itntt ySnmlcl Utenen9er"
gcbrllft bdben. ppeb miro babllrh 9es
nib fciu gcbilbcter 2cier irrc 9efilbrt
murbcn icin. Milo nod1mdls, ad1ten
Sic nidbt alrf Gigcunamen. Sebr porz
tbcilboft lit IS, bcibc Seiten Des
Tapicra 81 bcidreiben uno falls lie
poQgcid)rieben iinb unb man nod
cinige bunocrt 3eilen bcifiiscn milb.
cmpfieblt CO iid), iiber Die Gucre 5ii
id,rcibcn. 8ir iinb I'M iiebenteu
Sinttnel. nenn mir iolh' elm Wnuu>
ifript in Sdnben baben; am licbltetl
marc co ms, lperln mir nud Den
Shrciber besielben in einem Itilen
@infcl inter u~nieren Sdnben bdttcn.
8enn ein Irtifel beenbet lit, 10 TRACE
man i'm, che CT Der Tcbaftipu 5li9c@
icnbet miro. eini9e Gage in Der Saide
NIT iif bcrrm. Rnrbe Der Irtifel
nit gleiitift ecIdriebcn, 10 limb bic
@ortbeile bieies Spitems u%n'dbdbbur.
Sud,en Sic Elm pber bas anberc Slntt
SIT perlieren; Die 3niammenfii9un9
loier llnb unnlimerierter gldtter ntnht
ms tets beionbere Sreube."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

- az NndrfolHcnbc bat Der &srr
AF Gbcfs Nchnftclr lid acmtrft
~ IND, "a cs i'm cbr n ii f.
~ Il III acipeicE iii. monte CT -
Den 9prrcipolbentcn. Ytiturbeittrn II.
Nnbcren. lrcIdIe fir Ole Yrciic id)rcis
ben, nidlt uorcnthdltcu. Gin mncri~
fnuiid]cr Gbcfs >Rcbufteur crtbcil
tol9cnhc N ntbihld8c fiir Nit.
arbciter":
go longc Sic sum Sdrcibtl
Nnocrce as Scncr uuh 5intc oce
braldIcn tGuncn, bitten Sic IidL bic
iclben 6u pcrpcubcn. Sic Cdr it
fonntc lcidlt 81 bcutlid, icin uilb
piirbc hcmnud Die Nufnrcrtiomfcit pcs
Hcooftcuro mn Dca SdIrifticbcra nidIt
9~cnil0cnb fciicln. Sinb Sic ubtr
onrd Den 3ufnll bcniibiBt, nit Sinlc
II. Scbcr 81 idlrcibcn, 10 Bitten Sic itch
iu%cnin'tcns, bcint &cllben bcs Sluttt3
S~0Idpupicr 5l bcniiBcn; Dies ut idlDn
lunlit nllBcr Wiohc. @cnn Sic cinen
alcdo MAIDEN. mogcn Sic itch itcts
Sbrcr 3nlgc bcbiclplL INT i'm iii
cntfcrucu. Scrart miro c. Sbucn
alId 9clinacu. bcniclbcn auf cillcn
grDBcrcn Baum mn in alcidm,Gbigcr
@eiic nllsSubrcitcn. Gin Intelligent
ter ScBcr filblt lid nic 9cidmtiHcltcr,
ais .pcnn cs Gilt, ciniNc 5lpau5i9
@1rtcr, Die burd bicica %criabrcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
Die 9dmlhen Der 5taatrm,

Genius Sireftor 8. :. Sarris
CAB am 2. 0tdr5 cinen gcrid,t iibe,
bic Sfnlbcn Der As llnionsitaatel,
beraus. Die lid, AM 80. Suni 1913.
ab3iiglid Der 8cltdnoc in Den
SilsnueS Spnhs, auf $342,251,00
belieicn, mas cine 3uunbme bon
$107,342.000, ober nnbc6u fiinf3il
Yro3cut in 10 Subrcn lit. Sbne bic
abrcdmmg Der 5ilgungss Spnbs be
laufen iih Die Sfulben auf $419,.
$4,000.
Sic Ieridulonug bon i ono Il, abs
Siglid) bes 5ilgumass Sonbs, belief lid
I'M lcstcn Sabre nm nuf brci Gents
per aopi unb IN Sresou alii picl
Gents. iudbrcnb tic in NrfnuinS, Slo'
ribn, Slinois, Snbinna. aauine
Winneiotn, Glib Safotn, Scrns, 8cit'
8irsinien. @isconiiu unb 8pomini
imnucrbin nod inter $1.00 per Sop
blicb.
Sic groBtcn Sdulbcn bnben &alla'
dllictt3 nit 1872 unb Nclp g)ort mi
20 Yro5cnt bcS @cinmntbctrd9es ollel
Stoatcn. Sopd, Colorado ltio Gre.
opn bnbcn ic mn ipcni9cr ais eli
3cbntcl Yro8ent bon Der ScInmmt'
idulp, mGbrcnh Y%cnniplpanid INFO.
fern aGnSlid lhulbcnfrci III, ais Del
Silgunsss Souo Die StaaisiGulS ilber-
itriot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
BefndJ rtnes alhamehf@rm
fiirfen in Rout nor
$50 aabrem.
(spesial.G orreipombens bieier seihns.,

Sm 3niammenbang nit Der 8oms
retie pes Yrin5cn 81 @ieb, Der bon
Stalien TorifuB erbiclt, aber nidt ben
Yapit beillden hurfte, lei zines anoez
rem albaneiiihen Siiriten eebaht, Der
Dor unsefdbr $50 Sabren Die gtpiae
Staot anfinfte, nnb bonn Bapite NIT
8elomitteln periorgt fplIroe. So mar
8eor9 Ga1trtotu. befnnnt inter benz
Wamen Sfanberbee. gu iener Belt
mudte gang europa cine Yeriube bes
S6redens bnrd. fpegen Der gtnfdue
Der Siirfen. rno dls @eora Gaitriota
lid gum Sise oes Yapittbums begab,
Ie9te er elm reselredtes Yroerdmm
Dor: 8affen unb unteritiisung au err
balten, INN Der nttomaniIhen 8epolts
t~bdti9fcit, Wiberitonb e%ntaeaen3uz
iescn. 8eorg Der bon aubereetpobns
ltfcr Stdrfe mar, nerbdnb nit pbniiz
i6er Strait 9roBe 8ebenbiateit Deg
SeiItes. Ser lftpar3e Soppelabler
int rotben Selbe, bns 8appen Ilbas
MEMS, ionte Der Sdreden beS Salbs
monbs fperben. Im II. Sesember
1866 ldngte Gaitriotn in Hom an.
Ser Stanberbeg - 10 beiSt es in
einem I'M Irdip bon @on5aea befinbs
llt]en Sdreiben - trdf AM Sreitdg
Gin uno ibm entge9en ipurben Die
Sami9lidri (WitGIicber bes Sppis
itaatS) Der @aroindle %aeianbt. gr III
Gin Wann bel Subren. iibcr 60 alt;
er lit nit lpcnieen Yferpen gefommen.
als armer Menid). Sd pernebme, CT
mill untcritiieung habcn." &c
ifeint, Dab Der Shirt in 8om ON SUI
BEG Snirinals, in Der nod beite ieinen
Namen tra9enben @ailc ipobnte, lpo
nod iein Bib itebt. llebcr bie gteiie
oes Gaitriotd nah Nom ifrieb Gar
oinal @onSnsa am ~. Sanuar 1467
IN iei1en Gnter: nSieien Worsen
lpurbe bon Teuem i'm sebcimen goniis
ltorium iiber Die Sadc bes Gcanbcrz
beg beratben. Dem man 5000 Sufaten
geben pirb." Gus ben Hcdbnunass
biifern Haul's bes 3tpeitcn (1464-
~ 9ebt bcrppr, bub Sfnnberbeg ein>
mai $50. Damn 200, al 10. Ipril
1867: 2,700 nnb ant 4. Gepfcmber
~lpeitcrc LOO Sufaten erbielt. Ind]
Scnebi9 nno Ncapel bnlfcn Dem epirez
tiIfen Siiriten, Der pereniiet in's
@oterlnnb Suriidfebrtc. beloben nit
@eid)enfcn mnb nit elmer aniebnIiheu
Summe 8eIbes. @r crfoht 3fpci
Sie9e iibcr bic Siirfcn, 10 Snb Grci1,
Die 8auptitnbt Ilbanicn'5 bcfrcit
purbe.-(@. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
1temrr Arbeitsmarkt.

Sn Dem ioebcn berotfentlidten
S~obresberid,t Deg Chefs Der Sniorrnos
tionss Ibtbeilung oes Srbeits : Sc
partements. z. g. Yofpberln. tpiro ber
Gorifln9 gemaht, in 8erbinbnng nit
Den Yo'tdmtern i'm 9nn5en 9anbe
Bureaus an erridten, nelHc Die Iuis
snbe hnben, Iusfilnfte be3iislid. Der
grbcitsperbdltnine 5u inmmeln. 10
DOB ieber Seit Die 3abl Der 9clfdffia
snngSloicn nn9egebcn iperbcn lam.
Sieie Bureaus io(cn 5piiheu Den
geihdftigunssloicn nnb Den Nrbciters
nurperbcs N~senturcn permitteln. um
before IrbciterperbGltniiic 81 lfaffen.
Gin 3peigbnream Der Snformdz
tions> &btbeilung io0 IN icDem Snbus
itries Centrum in ben Yer. Stddten crz
rifict lpcrben. nm Hcaiitcr Der Heutc
an fiibren. mclhc 9ciddftiaun9 ilid)en
ionic FOLDER, lpelfc ipciterc Irbciter
branhcn. 3nr @itlpirfung iolleu aud,
Die Irbciterz Unions mo Vriioerifnf1
ten bcrdngcSp9en luerben, Inn Die Woa9
lidfcit dllsanlhlieBen. odB Arbeitcr
llnh @egcnbcn bright ipcroen. i'll
mcld,em Strcifs cntfpeber idlon int
@nnoc iinb pbcr bcabiidbti9t iperben.
Sic peitcreu gmpfcblrmgen lallteu
pabiu. baB jebcs pripatc Stelcnpcrs
m%ittlungss Bureau, ipeld)co nit icineu
Gcrmittllingcn iibcr Die Staatsz
srcn5en binaliS9reift, Der Infiiht Ger
Snfprmations : Mbtbeiluna mteritcllt
mirb; DAB bic Senbing bon poralls
be5ablien Snbrfarten Inb bcs 8elocS
Siir Scfnng Der Iusla8cu. bon Gins
lpnifbcrcru mad bent G~uslanbc inter
9inocss Snipcftion 9eitellt miro; bub
Teriufsiarmcn IN Der Ndbe Der lpidDs
tiscn @inipanberunsS : Stdtionen allz
sele9t peroen unb bab ale Ginipdns
berer.' lpcIfe iid AZ bcm l%anoipirtbs
ihaftlid,eu Seruf b%cfenneu. genOtbiat
lperbcn, cine Wofe auf elmer bieicr
Terludoiarmen 6nSubringen, che tic
5u9eld'icn ipcrbcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
Gin 5dimpf fir mns Katbnlikrm.

gsenn She Catholic GGunhor" bon Gun 6rmdseO, Gal, srtlatt, prN
bic InfInbignn9 -
.grzNRapor @rnet Natban bon 9fom lit gum pHiselcn @onuniNdr bon
Sta!icn fir Die notwithstanding 81 gan Srdncisco ernunnt noroen"
- icicn nMt alein Die aatbolten bon Californian, ipnbern Der gunjen
Sereini9ten Staaten sur entrlnrn9 nnp gum Sroteit bcrausgrforbert iporben.
10 lit er poQfdno9 I'M Redt. Sails Naban ais Heprdicntant Stniens n6
San 6rdnciseo fonmen nmb, 10 miro Sieies 9eeen Den @unih BON WiGipucu
pun &dtbolten Der &ercinigtcn Stnateu ien. Scnn Natbnn lit Der 9eidnpps
rene uub crtdrte Scnb Der TcIigon: or, Der as Suhc in @neldnp pcboren
purrc, aer in Stalcn aufrufs, I'M Gbef Der taienidcn Sreimourcr> |oIi~
thcr 5u perben, rnS I'M als @sabpr Der stuet 8pm flint Sabre lang burh
&urt unb 5hat Den 81. %utcr Der Gbriieubett 81 tprauniVcrcn unb Su in
inlhcrcn. GnSnrt bat SicHr llnncnid1 lid, Den Ibideu Der ganScu frinlidnn
gSclt 5uge5p9cn. SnS "Young Mcns Sniitutc" bon Gan Srauisoo lit Die
critic fatbolidc @crcin9un9, Die Dfendih prorIrcrt ge9cn hiicn Afrpnt, Den
man Den fatbpIifcn Snrecrn Der Scr. Stautcn 81 tntcu pa9t-G. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
Gin Cbarakter-h atbnlik.

Tpr ctni9en 5n9cn iii in 6rantrnt Der Ihmiral q crmine 9crprbcn.
Sieer Sff3nr pr nht rur Gin @fanu BON unecpobnlihcr niGtdriidrr &c
gn6un9, ipnbrn aid Gin Manu pom 6er5 mn Hmdarnt. Sic fmn5nridrn
SLATER boben na9encin in itrcn Ncfrologcn bic Sn9nttn hcrpor. Snb
Dem abnmaI an cincnt @pblnoacu res fron5riidrn Srctmuurcr s@inincrimno
nht bns 8cingnc ael9cu mar, bat lid bel Dem ln9lid hr5 artcgSiditco
"Sena" it 5afen bon 5puIonr, bcpieicn. Scr SHfpi cclerricrtc iar Die
Sobtcn Elm feierides Smt, Die fran5WIihr NeGicrum9 fano lid obcr niht be-
inTB9t 81 Den trdHfen Observation-Disclosures cnpu Tcrrcttr al cntenpcn.
&ur5 cntihluNcn frrbertc Der GbmiraI icue Sfi5iere aui Dem opttcsbtcnn bct>
Supobncn ub Iomral @crntuet farS iih al ifur Spiec unb Spnr = pcldr
llnperfrorenbeit - iogar in Uniform III Der Stride Elm. Sic fron6oNidr NC
pubIt lit 5par tnran ntt 81 8runbc gegan9en, umr nit bcr Sarrtrc bes
fd9gen SfHers hnr CO elm fir ale Ial porbei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
Gin alter katbulifd,er 3ri'
tnnes-1 1rteran.

Sbidpn Sieies elm perI0nlider
9ricf an Den Chef Hcbnfteur bieies
Slnttes lit. ~erlaubcn mir ms. Deus
lelben ON bieicr SteIc Sll perofient,
liden, neil nit bemIelben @clcgenbcii
gcgeben lit, 81 iauitrieren, mas Elm
2cicr aus Iooe, @po., iiineit 9cifries
ben bat, ndmlif:
rSn Inbctraht Der @ebicz
eer1beit Sbrer Sldtter. CLAUDE i'd,
crbalten Sbrc Heoaftcurc nidt
Den polen Grios fir ibrc Be-
milbungen. pcber finan5tea nod
%per1onlid."
5ier Der betreifcnpc Brief:
Saris. Srdnfreid,
i'm Sanuar 4 I.
Sieber Serr @onnerl
Ser5lidleu Sanf fir Sbrc lieben
3eilen unb bic Iittbeilune. baB Sic
meinem @nniGc entiprpd3cn babcu.
@s lit fir einen alten Geteranen,
einen Sieb6i9er, ippbltbuenb, 5u con-
itntiercn, baS er nidt iiberaQ 5ilir
alien Gticn %geiporfen tpirb. Sd ar
bette nod tiidltig, troB nleiner Niercne
frdmpfc, ipie 81 %Slnfang meiner Gar
riere, uber Die Grbeit eebt niht mebr
10 raid bon itatten pie friiber. Sebens
fals bat mir unier 5errsott Die @naoe
9eihentt, ben rllnipers" fpieber i'm
Sattel 81 ieben, ann peldsm ey-Srrd
Dis effeNu BON lQrA SeuiQets sum
xnlc gefonmen idliM.
0er5lidj griiBt, Der alte Sromm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

rildlidltigt, ifreibt CT beS ipcitcren
inter Nnbcrcm:
~9n Die iosialc Sra9c. inlolpcit
i%pcni9ltens ais tic unicrc tatboliidlen
Irbeitcr b%ctriiit. Gin beinabe tritiidcS
Siaoium CREDIT bdt. lit cS notbipcns
dig. onB llnicr Gleriis. iino audi bic
lcnl9cn llnIcrcr Snien. lpeld)e hd5u
fdbig Iinb, iid %hericni9cu in ~bclonoc=
rcr 8eile a%mrebmen. bercn @cilt III
pieier luid)iiscu Sade nod nid,t aes
miseno aui8cfldrt lit; inbcm lie Die
Srnslhliiic icner falidcr Spitcme
anibcdcn, Die auf nidtS @cringcreo
bin5ielen, ais Die GIiminicrung beS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

GbriltcntbumS mn sic Giniii6rrm1
rein rntipnaliitiider Y~rinsipicn; nno
@ir bcmlitragcn hermit icbcu Yiarz
rcr. IN l%eiicr @cmcinbe oicic ~ipSialcn
Srngcn bon Der &anScl bcrnb 5u be-
banbclnL bcIonbcro nbcr and in @crs
observation-disclosures, unb 8ir bcacr
Die bcrcGtiate Sofimn9. baB Die Ars
better. lpcld)e ia itctS in gor5 beions
berer 8eiic cine Stilbe uniercr Hcli,
gion gcmcien itnb, Dor Den llcbcll.
lpeld,e lid) ibncn taatdslid in @crfs
ltatt unb SoSc cntgcgenitellen. be-
lpabrt blcibcn, gs iii erircnlid) su
ipillen, DAB pielc n~nlerer beiier Inc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
Dirtenbrirf mnh Arbritrr'
fraer.

Su icincm im oIrfnnlus edo" NIT
gctbcilteu acknowledgements hcbanocII
Der bpdlip' itc Siid)of o 2ittle bod,
Miar, ). y. Morris. bcu 8eiit De-
9uBc lnb Der Sclbitperlcugnung,
o~cgcniibcr Dem @ciir Der Scl6itild,t,
nno bclcuftci Die aus Icbtcrem cnt
iprinacnbcn llcbcl. 10 II. a. Die idlpie
riac Gage bcs NrbcitcritanbcS. Nad,a
Dem Der .Siidpi Die Stelluna Del
Stride bieicr Srage ge9enii6er fur6 be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
pas ,.weiherfeinSlidJe'
Tom,il unm 1flarom.

Scffers iinbet man IN nuti fntbo
lild,en Sdriiten baS Mdrdbcn. cir
Gon8il I'M @iittclnlter babe Den SrnlIcr
bie @cnihcnDiirbe a%baciprod)cn. 6cs
mcint lit Die Yropiu5ials Spnobc Dor
Wncon a. B. Snonc i'm Sabre 5S5.
Ser |ornuri berubt auf srobe,
II nfenntnib. ipenn man MIDI
bDsipiaiac @erlcnmhumg I'M Spiel
laiicn ipia. GS banbeltc iid ndmlid
auf bieier Snrobe nm cine rein pbilo'
loeiidc. nift Observation-Disclosures
opcr %tbeoIosiid)e Srase. Sn Dem Sc'
rid)t iiber bieic Spnobe finbct lid
ioleenber Sas: Exstitit in hoe sy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
lttieSrr eim a~1erlemmheter.

Yiorfcr 0plpcr bon Der taiboliid1cn
Stride 81 @iumeiotn Safe. Iinn., lit
inter Der 9cihnlbiaung Der Seibilic
our Gntfiibrune bcS 11idbri9cn HulI,I
9auriifL Der bort bel ieiner @roBmnts
ter pobntc. Dem Serfabren Der @roSs
geifiporencu ~iipcripicIcn iporben.
Yfarrer 5olpcr crfldrt, bab or Iebiss
lid cine 3uiammenflmft 5ipiid)en benz
Sunscn nnb beilen dlterer ShneItcr
III icinem Yfarrbnuie 9eltattet babe.
aber nid,t ipiiie, ipp iif Die @eIhipiiter
icbt anibaltcn,--~St. Yaul Soss.
oeitun9."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

nodo quidam ex episcopis. qui dice
bat, mulierem hominem non posse
vocitari. (@s erbob iid ouf hieicr
Spnooe elmer inter Den Siid,ofcn ultp
lu9te, baB Die Srau nidbt NIT bent
Worte homo be5eifnet nerDen fonne .
Naf Dem gan3en 3uidmmenbariet
bannelt - it'd Inn Die 3rase, oh bae
Wprt homo (homme) audi duf
Srauen aneennnbt peroen fonnc.
Sas 8ort bate in Der gntipidelunJ
Der altfran5oiiihen Sprafe einen Be
beutunssrpanbel burheemadt Inn
ipurbe nah uno mad MIR inn Gimme
bon (homme) Wann sebraudt. Is.
Gregor o Tours, Hist. Franc. VIII.
c. 2O.) GYaitordlblatt" No. 3,
Dol. 4S.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
Gbcf= Hebnftemrs Srief.

2ieber Seicrl
@ir boben offers ihon bic Sragc Soften Der Scbershultrng" be-
Iproden. 8orun rc6nct niht cinmul ~Gincr Der 2cer" ms Dor. lpa2
linn cine Samilic, bcncbenb aus gltern mn spcl. rrci. pier ocr
ini 3inbern, fpnct. SarGber ltBe it'd bod gFanhcs berihrn, gclt!
Sber tonnen Mrs nht rihtig abddben? Damn bIrten mir mobl
Iber ySudiIbrun9 in Der 9alsbnltung" ipred1cn. mic p?
gs gbt bes Sntcrcianhn in Seinem Iltngsebcn 10 %ttlca.
leber aefr. Bite, LAB ms bon Sir toren. SIrdtc Sid niht 81
Ihreiben. Ser Scrr Rcoaftur mirb's ihon rcbigtcren. Sc9e
ms mr. Seine Nniidt Dor. 9tr pcnu , Ii mitbilif, Iicbcr Sclr.
fonn Seine 3eitung 10 reht Gin Spegclbilb bcs pollen @cnldrn@
Iebens icn. nc es ms mmfutbct. Iip bite, licbcr 2cicr. Snbcm
Su idreibi, lhft 2u nit. Die Nuf9nbc Der fnthpliihcn SrcNc 81
crfuQen, 3. b. 81 be I ih tc II, 5u bclcbrcu mn Su cr5tcbtn.
Sm Sntercfc Der fatboiidnn |rcNc.
Ser Gbefs Hcbuttcur
< & 4 y y y = y :. :. y = =. = y y: $: = = y y = q e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

Se 5rrnnbc ocS Sccals cfcnnt man al Dem &a9cmntb. am stcl; url
an Der Spiuircuh9cit. lub iognr an ibrcr 9crcihpiaisfcits. grfIaruno. Tin
ben ~enhrideluu9ss6o Der vGatbolc Sribuuc" iGcu SbdlI bei5utrascu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

NJ III %crlnui elmer Ncbc por Der
Nntionnlcn @cogrnpbiid)cn De-
~ Icllidlaft ia9tc leetea Srcitog
- Der iriibcrc Yrdiibcnt : t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-24
Another National Headquarters.

Another national organization has
recognized the fact that Washington
Is the real center of the United States
in all that pertains to the thought and
activity of the people. The American
College of Surgeons. in session in
Philadelphia, has voted to establish
here a permanent home, from which
the work of the organization will be
directed. and in which the researches
conducive to the advancement of the
science will be conducted. A liberal
fund is T. to be provided for building
purposes. and doubtless, as a result of
this decision, the National Capital will
be enriched in the matter of attractive
structures and will gain in prestige as
the seat of one more establishment of
learning and universal usefulness.
Washington is an ideal field for such
purposes. Free from local political
turmoil. tranquil in the midst of the
great stresses that disturb other COM
munittes, equipped already with an un-
surpassed combination of facilities for
scientific work. it offers to a general
organization an unequaled opportunity
as the scene of administrative and ex-
perimental labors. 1t is already the
seat Of numerous national bodies, of
all kinds. Ultimately. and not very far
IN the future, IT will be the headquar-
tiers city of most of the significant.
progressive. permanent associations of
Americans engaged in labors for the
beneft Of mankind in general or the
prosperity of special classes
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Dollars. Babies and Mothers.

These are the days when contribu-
tions should be given to the Associated
Charities for the maintenance OF the
summer outing camps, which do an
incaiculabfe good to the poor of Wash
ington. The hundreds of dollars spent
in keeping these camps running dur
ing the heated term are direct invest
ments in human life. Nobody can
know how many frail babies have been
saved during the few years that the
camps have been maintained, or how
many half-well, discouraged, strug-
Cling mothers have been restored to
health and courage by the chance they
have had to rest and build up their
physical systems in the. fresh air and
with the good food of the summer
camps. ..-.. 80 --....-..
1t is never to be forgotten that these
camps are absolutely free for those
who are selected to enjoy them. Every
thing is provided for them. and to fur
nish the food. the service, the light
ing, the furniture. bedding, medicine
and general equipment calls for funds.
Who will give them? From year to
year practically the same people have
given to the summer outings funds,
mainly those who have come to under
stand definitely what a splendid work
this is, and how valuable to the city
of Washington. Surely. the number of
givers should be twice as large, even
though the amount donated is not dou-
bled. But by doubling the fund the
scope OF the work could be greatly ex
tended. More babies and mothers
could be given& outings. That would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-24
Suffered w itlh
Eruption ON Leg
Above Ankle. Part of Time Had
to Walk on Clutches. Itching
on Leg Beyond Explanation.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Cured in 6 Weeks.

Chuckey, TENN had a my leg just
They called 1t fever sore. I could not begin to
tell what I suffered. Part of the time had 10
walk on clutches. The itching on my leg was
beyond my explanation. My leg would itch all
around and would have 1t rubbed and If rubbed
too hard the skin would slip off somewhere else.
That would make another sore. There would come
out a kind of sticky water all around the leg ard
around the sore. Anything that scratched would
make it itch and if 1 put my nails on 1t to
scratch 1t would make 1t itch thousand times
worse 1t gave me sight of trouble at night.
Il tried three four treatments and they
failed to cure At last / saw Cuticura Soap and
Ointment advertised and I thought would try
them. l washed the leg twice a day with Cuti-
cura Soap and then applied the Cuticura Oint-
ment for six weeks and 1t got we'll. Cuticura
Scan and Ointment cured me-" (Signed) ]. D.
Henley. June 5. 1913
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-24
Selling Old Warships.

The House having accepted the Senate
amendment to the naval bill providing
for the sale of two old battleships to
Greece, that transaction is now as good
as completed. and 1T is expected that
in a few days the Idaho and Mississippi
will be turned over to the Greek agents
and check for s12.o0o.oo0 will be
tucked into Uncle Sans strong box. to
be applied to the cost of building a new
dreadnought. From a business point of
view this is a good bargain. Greece
gets two good ships of a class superior
to her own present navy. and is thus
materially strengt hened as against GER
tain nearby powers inclined to make
trouble for the government at Athens
The United States practically swaps
these two obsolescent vessels for new
one of the highest type and strength
ems its own naval position correspond
ingly
Numerically. it might seem question
able to exchange two ships for one,
as this arrangement with Greece WORKS
out But it is to be remembered that
a warship has only certain life. meas
ured in terms of a navy of the first
class. Beyond that it is practically
handicap rather than help to the
Q2nllng 1OTCe III THESE udHS NdNd1
supremacy is gained by the nation that
can put out the ships of the heaviest
armor and most powerful guns, and a
comparatively small fleet of dread
noughts could destroy a larger feet of
inferior vessels. Practically the sale
of the Idaho and Mississippi to Greece
is an absolute saving of S12,00o,O00 to
the United States for it is assured that
in very short time these vessels would
be rated as obsolete and would be sold
as junk. if no foreign nation were
found as buyer. bringing only a trife.
The United States cannot assume any
responsibility for European political
developments that may turn upon the
acquisition of these ships Y Greece. 1t
has nothing to do with the relationships
between the powers of Europe and is at
liberty to sell its ships in any market
that offers. Turkish protests have been
heard. but this government has not
deemed 1t necessary to heed them Tur-
keys best means of preventing Greece
from buying these vessels would have
been to buy them herself. Having
failed to do that, or to make any counter
offer. the United States was perfectly
justified in making the sale on such ad-
vantageous terms