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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23
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Jnt GanSe Scr Sreien.

Sic yTel1e 9ellti6e Greiie" bon
~slberbeen, Siib.9 afota, er5Qblt fol-
genbe @eidi6te:
9taditebenoee 9egebenheit lit nid)t
pieQeidt Dem pbantaitiihen @irn
zines nah Seniationsgeififten led)-
5enoen Soltrnoliiten entiprlngen. .
nein, lie bat lid Dor aur5em III ser
9t1be BON aiooer, Woribol Gonntp,
Siio-I afoto, i'm pielgeprieienen @auo
Der Sreibeit urb @leihbeit Sllgetra.
gen. Sn ben Nnnalen oea 8erid)tes,
in Dem Hidyter @olld omtirt, miro iic
fir etpige 3eiten olfge5eidnct icin.
&origen Serblt legtc lid ). ". ,Sm.
pecope, elm ebemoliger Sdmico in
&iboer, Jest aSormer IN Der 9tdhe &c,
rannten Srtes, 5pei aiiten Bier SIT.
Or moQte onmit Den IlrIt icincr beint
0relden allf Der sSarm beid0itigten
Ingeiteaten nad) Wi0glldfeit l0ihcn.
Gr iubr nah aibbcr, bplte bos Bier
uno traf auf Dem Seimnpcg cinen BE.
fannten. Sebterer mar nltd) orlrltig
u1o bat Smpecooe, cr mogc inn Ooa
Bier perfai,fen. Sic wurbcn ho1-
belseinig. uno Snlpecope befom So
fiir ieine beioen &iiten Bier.
Sie @eihihtc ml,roe bcfonnt.
Spione Ser 9lnti!S uloon 2igo, ser
ebripiirbige 2citcr Scr Sippidoit
Serr Scliople, on Ser Spibe, brod,.
ten Die beioen Sormcr Dor oen &uoi.
unb Hid)ter 9oud beitraite Die WiilIe.
tbdter nit je $50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23

mlBtc Der booiide geomte Die id)mci-
5criifen Sd1oliuge aunehmell urto
be5ablcn. 9tph otter an bieiem Gage
bate Scr 9calnte Die lleber5el,gung,
bab er sic ifmeiseriiden GhGIere NIT
bubiidem @elo aufmog. Gr fragtc
ilidlt mcbr oaltud; Ocnn bie slntlport
mGrc mohl ltets Die gleid,e aepelcn.
gm anocrn Sog p%erfiinbete obcr cine
gefnnntmadring, bob mir gcfongcue
babilfe Maifofcr nngcnolnlnen Mir
ben. Illd) sic @renSmGfter battclt
9efcbl, idJmei5eriide Maifdfcr nld)t
mebr iiber Die 8ren5c 6I lailen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23
Cine Kaic'Hiftsria.
tspe5icl fir btcic Seituns %bcarbcitst.)

lie nlellten Sunohelpohncr ipllle1,
lpie Butter ltto &Gie 5ltbereitet miro,
aber MIR mcrlige bericl6en boben ailfl
MIR cine abntlg, lpie oicie aiinite err.
funocn mproen iinb. Die alten Giro
iliten idlpeigen m%eiitentbeils ilber Den
8egcnitano-nltr bic unb "a pirb CT
mas oopon ermGhnt. Iie @eid,ifte
bicier al ulb fiir iif 10 nertbpolen
Grfinblngen lei bier er5dblt:
9tndbem Der Hatrinrd) Snfoh iif
negen lleberpprtbeilltng ieines Brit
oers Ginlt bittercr Terfolgung ieitens
oesielben gelp1rtigtc, flob er 5u lei.
mem Sheim Saban, meld)er Elm Brit
Der Hcbeffaa CSafobs Wtlltter) mar.
Sort pcrliebte err iif in ieine Golliine
Gudel, Die jiin9ite u1o ihonite Sod)-
ter Sobans, uto periprof oieiem lie
ben Sabre lang ieine Seerben 81 bil.
ten luenn er linn nad) Ser Srilt oiele
Spd)ter sur 6rail g1be. Sic mllroell
boubclseiniq, unO ais Die iieben Sabre
Inn mnrcr, marb elm groBea Sod5citss
felt geieiert, mo5lt ale Nod)barn elm.
geloOen moren. 9lls aber Safob ont
folsenben Morgen Die linn in Der
Iunfelheit Ser Nodt 5ugeiiibrte
9rollt betrohtete, "a gingen linn sic
Nugel alf in Oes @ortes poaiter '9c.
otunq, er iah, oaB tic nid]t Ieine heiB
urlO iebniiihtig geliebte ihonc Hohel,
Ionbern lire 1ltere, trief1uaige
Shpeiter 2io mar.
lin Hadel SIT geipinner, ml,Btc er
Dem gcijlgen Snfel nodlnals Iieben
Sabre bicnen. Ites mpd,te Sen 90
fob benn Ood) etlpas geGrecrt bobell,
10 Bob er mandJmal auf Dem sSeloe
berumronnte, oils Oh bel linn i'm Sber-
Itiibhen et1pas nift in Srbnung mGre.
Bel elmer Iold)en 8elegenbeit fanb or.
onB Die Wildl Die err gum @enuiie in
einem straightforward S6lollhe aiif
benz Hiifen trug, gall5 anoers idmeds
'te, nlS ionit. Sur6 oas piele beitGn.
bige Sfiitteln bate iif bas Butter
fett ~geionoert ltnb mas er tranf, mar
guttermil6. Son ben allsgeIdieoes
men &liimpden itrid err elm Sbeilhen
ollf Elm Stiif 8eritcnbrob, mo lief,
es munbetc portreiflih. Sic allnIt
0cs gi,ttermahens mar crilmbcn.
0todl oieier Wethooe miro nod bis
bcltc in Yulditilla periubren. Wiit
rullben Stongel miro ein 9reiiuB err
ridtet, elm S6lalld] sur Salite nit
Wtilh gefiiat, Suit bincin geblaicll
unO ipiort p~eriiegelt. Cine Srall
bringt nit cinem Strid Den an Dem
GreiiitB b0nqenoen Sd,louh IN BE.
megllng bis g. ybllttert".)
Nh eincm anoern, iebr beiBen Gage
mllBte Iein Sorrntb an Otilh in Dem
Sdlallhe mobl geronnen ieir. Sufob
'cbtc iid) al eilem 6ellen gclcbnt ME
Der, INN ctlpus oils5urllben, inoem err
Den Sdlalld) ais llntcrlagc berllste.
Gr ficl in eincn tiefcn Sflaf uno
tr0llmte BON ieiner linn sl,nr 5mciten
Wtdle perlprpdellcn Hnd)el mebrere
Stlrnocn lang. Nls er lhlicBlih err
modtc. mollte er ieillen brcnnenocn
Curt lold)en, uber, 0 mehl CT fu1O
MIR nod &dieqlnrf mo Molfen Dor.
Die @runolage sur Sobrifntipu BON
Sale mor inbeiicn ~criunOen. Sb iener
PRIMITIVE Sale Sll e6tcm Simburger
iuhrOc, Oopon miiien Die oltcn Gbrori.
fen nifts 6u bcridten. (@cihebcll
i'm Sabre icit ser Griduffung Der
Mclt 174O.)-H. &. Yefer.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23
SeItene Gkaraffsrc ksute.

Gin engliider Sarmer fam zines
Cages 81 leinem 8rltnOberrn unO be.
flugte lid BET linn bitter, oaB er ibrn
BEL ieinen bGuiigen Sa9opQrtien nit
ieinen Sltnoen eill Stiid @ei5en gan5
nieoergetreten babe mo uerlan9te 0us
fiir Sdabeneriab. Ger Sor0 iab Die
giQigfeit oes 9eqebrenS elm unO lag
te, DOB, menll er Den Sdaoen tariren
laiien mo1te, er oenielben 81 5ablen
bereit lei. Ger 6armer bcuad)ridr
tigte i'm, bab Dies bereits geifeben
lei ulo man ieinen Shaoen auf $500
aemiiroert bate. Ger Soro beSablte
oieie S,1mme obne peitereS. Als mini
Der Sriibling fam, mlld)S Der nleoer.
setrcteu gepeienc 8ei5en in ole Sobe
unb milroe Der bette altf Der gon5en
Slltr. Ser @ittsbeIiber ging mieocr
5l Dem 2orb luno 5ublte linn Die gan5e
empiungene ShuOenirmme Wieoer
5uriif.
n@b!" iagte Ser 2orb, vbaS it's
mas ih germ iebe; bas lit garr5 mie es
5piihen WGnnern itets iein %iollte."
gr erfunoigte lid Johann nod lei
men l%lmitdnoen, ging in Elm 9tebcn-
5immer rnb CAB Dem Sarmer bel lei
ner Hiidf1tnit cine gnpeiiung oltf
$500, inoem er iagte: oSeben Sic
Dies @eIo allf ullo menn ibr alteIter
Sobn miinbig lit, 10 geben Sic es Inn
ltnb er5Gblen Sic linn bic @elcgens
belt, tpie Sic SIT oieiem @eIDe gefom-
men Iino."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23

lperoen nod lange ,3eit Die trnurigc
Grinnerung al oen 6. Suli 1913 be.
mabrcn. Sros bicier Serfolglu1g bat
lid Die Wiiiion bebauptet, lie 5dblt
1000 Gbriitcn ruo 40 allamGrtige
Sdulei; I'M perfloiienen Sabre mrr.
Den 39S Sauien gcipenoet, mopon SO
Grmadicne. 9es @eiteren bercitelt
iid 400 aotedrmcn Dor, nm III ailrje
bns Sofranlent Der @lebergcbilrt 5t
Observation-Disclosures. oairlfa".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23
9nn9e BERGEN

sln cil,em Sftoberabenb iaB ih in
Der Sd)ulc ullb pronete Die Shiiler-
bibliothef. Gs flopfte.
Sh iob mad, Der llbr. 5alb nei,n.
.Serrrrein!"
Grid 2onae, elmer meirer Grit
flolIner, trot elm.
n9to, mas boben Sic oenn allf Dem
Scr5en?" frage id).
sd bob 2iht oben in Ser 9iblios
thef gelehen," crfldrtc or III %iciter
breiten a~lemnnnilhen MunOart, ,un0
bo babe id) geoad,t. Sic ii,b nod
cben uno-ob ih Sbnen mas bclfen
fonrtell"
So, bas foltrtc err, lino neil er Elm
allfrehter 9llrlfc mar, Der es ebrlld)
meintc, rlabrl i'd Die Silfe germ oil.
Der Sail lag ober 10, boB, mcllrl ilber.
hnllpt gebolien peroen lolte, 5pel
Wnm notbig lporen.
.elf, oonn bnl i'd Hobert Sd)aQ
nod 'rilber, Der mobltt ia gleidl lie.
benan," meinte er, uno meg NOR or.
Gs bauerte einige ,3eit, Damn fam
or nit Hobert Sd)all 6uriid.
slber lpas mar nit Hobcrt Sd)aa
porgegangen? 0it Hobcrt Sd)all,
Dem fioeliten aIler 9lonbihopie, Die
i'm Sabre 1895 gcboren murben? gr
mar bleif uno blaB mie Die Shlll.
nGnbe, uno iei1e sll,gen maren ee=
rotbet - wabrbaftig, er batte &c.
meint.
.Menifl mas lit benn nit Sbnen
los?" iraste ih uno 5us i'm inter bic
8aslampe.
Ser Dub Ihlllfte eilt-, 5tpeimal allt.
ulo oal,n, pallOau5, lag er ilber Dem
alien 6ihtenbol5tiif,, oas 8eiid,t IN
beioe SGnbe pergraben, uto lhlltf5te
mie Elm aino, Dem bie Tuppe 5erbrad,.
ySa, mas lit benn nit Dem los?"
fragte ih Ben alloeren.
2ange slldte perbllst Die afleln.
Ga itanoen mir, lnno Sd)au
iflud,;tc. Gem if)ien mirflih etlpas
an Die Nieren gegangen 81 leln.
.Shal-!."
Gr lhllld5te tpelter.
.@iiIen Sic mas, 2ange," Bot id,
.geben Sic nal fir einen glugenblif
ralls, lalien Sic inns NAL allein-nnr
Elm paar Winutenl"
.Samobl!" lagte Der uno pers
lfNpan0.
Ga nabm id ShaG beim 4ragen,
rittete i'm auf uno briidte i'm nit
scmiitbliter energie auf elnen Stltbl
nieoer.
so, lieber Shoa. alio mas baben
Sic oenn; lit IN Der Sanrilie mas pal.
iiert? @olen sic lieber wieoer nof)
Snuic geben?"
gr idluh5te ueiter ipie Elm aino.
ySa, gum al,diif, Sunge, baben
Sic n 8lapps sefriest?-Saben Sic
mas auseefreiien2"
Gr ihluh5te.
SEQ, it's 10 iflimm. baB Sic :
mir nibt iagen fonnen2 @us?"
Gr idiittelte Den aopf uno nidte
gleih barouf.
r9to olio? SdicBen Sic man los?"
munterte ih i'm alf.
Noh Elm @eilden ihlild]5te er, lto
5piihen Shli,d5en unb S%branentrof.
men fam Damn beralls:
Gin MGOel bob id-lmo-unb
Ser Gater bats genlerft."
y@eld)cr Satcr?"
yWciner."
,Ha-irnb2"
,Gr bat mfrs nerbotcn."
,@as2 Ias M1ocl?"
sd iol nid)t mebr nit ibr &C.
ben!"
yNo, ia, mus oenn bos burfalls
iein?"
Gr blidte mid, gon5 enticst an UNI
lpl,rbe IRE on mir.
.Geritcben Sic mid rcht, Shoa."
inbr ih tort. lid melltte, lhmer5'
Ocun oas mirflld) 10 lebr?"
gr nldtc blob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-23

Su ltebef Stllllllcl, -oa 1tallo CT
lllln, einen balben aopf 9roBcr als id)
uilo milfte ieine SbrGnen-innler.
bin cs brallnte bod ga ctnaS III Inn,
mas edit mar. 2ieher @ott. mie bic.
len aina's nid,t in oieiem allgcnblif
ebcnIp mic Inn, uno-mie uiclel mar
es nift 10 5lt-- Salt! oos mars.
rSdna. MI boren Sic nal ST." be-
gam lh micoer unb padte ibn bel Den
Sdpiltcrn, nio, ober crit moi Die
Sbrdlten meg. Sic, WaluL Sic. llnb
Den Happen in sic Soide-iibrigcns
piel 81 oredig fiir II Siebbaber. so!
alip, boren Sie?"
nSo."
.@iiicn Sic mas, Sd1ol? Gieielbe
Sade, Die Sic beilte bltrd)mod)en, Die
lit mir I'M goil5ell piernlol poliicrt,
lrno i'd lebe alih nof.-@as meiilen
Sic, oh Sic mobl in einem Sabre nod
on Die 8eihidte oenten?"
nSo."
nSifer?"
so"
LIMB no6 bier bis fiinf Sabren2"
nIltd) nod,."
,9tl,n, Damn beiratben Sic bas Wtd-
oel bod"
9s,ln lafte er lnb idllld,ste bod
nieber.
yNo, ia," erlGilterte ih, lin bier
bis flint Sabren limo Sic milnbig,
Damn fam Der altc 6err unb niemanb
ionit es Sbnen perbleterL oenn penlt
oos 0fGbel SSbnen bier Sabre trell
bleibt = nub umgefebrt - geid)t
ipabr?"
ga, aber-penn nift2"
8~obrbaitig, er nabm Oie Sade
ernit.-Yr1d)tig!
,9tltn, oann oortfen Sic Sbrem
Sd)opfer, baB Die @eihifte ifon Jest
aus lit. Seben Sic, BON ben Gieren,
BON Denen ih iprad,- nift cine o..
bon lit mir trell geblieben rno bell.
frob bin-benfen Sic mal--menn Sic
aae pier!-Ha, ja!"
,Sa, aber ioa i) Oenn eai,s obbre-
f)en?" fragte err.
,@enn's Ser alte Serr perlan9t-
ia.-Shreiben Sic ibr eineu 9riet
ullo Sic miirben in bier Snhrcr pies
Der alli Die Sad)e 5llriidfommen."
limo pieoer iflud5te Der groBe
Surge los.
@s muBte i'm BOD mddtig sepadt
baben!
Sic! Sdall" begann ih ipieoer,
vbelinnen Sic iih nod nal alf Die
leste @epgrapbieinlnoe, mo mir bon
Der &elieffarte ipraden9"
nSo," iagte er, uao iein 9lif
nurbe bur6 Die feline Iblenfung
ifon flarer.
n@iiien Sic mod, ipas Der Sebler
bieier Helieifarte iit2"
gr eritaunte ilber Die graminie.
rung, iaate aber:
nSo! Sic 5eigt alles iibcrbobt!"
.Seben Sic, Shaa, benielben Sch.
Ter baben ullc Sieb5ebniGbrigen, Die
ieben ales iiberbobt-8liif uno I'm
gliid, Sob uno 2iebe, araft uno
Sdmahe. Sn 5nei Sabreit, pers
iihere ih Sbnen, iperoen Sic iiber
ibren beutigen Shnler5 lGdelr, neil
er-entifuloigcn Sic, iiberbobt lit
ga, ja-e6t lit CT beSbolb bod, licber
SfaQ-lmb MIR Sic allein oilrien
ipGter bariiber ldheln, oesbalb lafte
ib niht boriiber, %ionoern nohm i'm
ernit; Sic iiiblen i'm ia pirflid). aber
9lauben Sic mir, in orei bis bier
Sobren-!"
9tltn iob err mirflih rilhiaer brcin,
ltno ih ging, nm Sanfe pleocr Der'
ein5uruien.
.@ic olt lit lie oenn iibrigens,"
iragte ih nod an Der Sbiir 5lrild.
nGinuno5pan5ig."
.gber Me-enld)-!"
llno Damn ging's an>oic arbeit.-
&c. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-09
Wil.on on var and p,ao..

The dominant note Of the presidents mes
sage to the reconvened congress lie war and
pesce--its reference to the war in Europe. and
lis emphasis on the obligations Of peace in
America. The other topics dealt with are I'M
satisfactory because OF Indebtedness. but on
the one point tina; the United States shall re-
main neutral. and shall not deviate from it's
long established military and naval policy Mr..
Wilson is clear and incorporating.
True. we hear a great deal in these days
about our unpreparedness for war. and the
necessity for enlarging both army and navy 10
put us in position to cope with possible foes
There are advocates even of compulsory military
service in this country to supplant the system Of
voluntary enlistment. and some demands for
military expansion beyond all previous limits
Of peace strength. The president gives the effec-
tive answer to these outcries, when he says that
we have no foreign foes 20 fear now any more
than we had before the war conflagration and
that we will not have hereafter any more than
before IL we do our duty as a great neutral
nation. and he is determined to have us do II.
The only thing we need to be prepared for is to
defend ourselves from attack and for this we
have been prepared right along. To maintain
and improve our army and navy establishments
on this basis will. OF course. require constant
outlay and better coordination with state mill
tary establishments, but to try to match the mill
tarism of Europe just at the time when the arm
aments Of the great powers are sure to be sub
jected to limitation as the result OF the war,
would be. as the president intimates, short
sighted and unwarranted Incidentally this re-
assurance against a popular misconception Is
gratifying
The country has been misinformed." he de-
clares. I'VE have not been negligent OF national
defense We shall learn and profit by the les
son OF every experience and every circumstance;
and what Is needed will be adequately DONE
But what is to be done, II must be understood,
is not TO be done in response to temporary
clamor. but pursuant TO permanent and settled
policy, policy which looks forward to peace,
and not to war. In this declaration the chief
executive unquestionably voices the sentiment
OF the vast majority OF our sober-minded and
poace.loving American citizens.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-09
LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE.


That wind Is very III. It's said,
Which blows no class ozone.
Disease and sin and conquest red
May bring to some their daily bread'
Let well enough alone.
Hence Il may happen that the baker.
The dealer I'm tombstone,
The glinsmith ammunition maker,
The doctor and the undertaken
Let well enough alone.
The owner OF the brothel fence,
Rich on investment grown,
Is prone to view in higher rents
The hand OF helpful providence,
Let well enough alone.
The money lords. who scatter dimes
And nickels to atone
For all their economic crimes
Resulting from the hardened times,
Let well enough alone.
And so the beneficiary
OF that contentious bone,
The liquor trade. can likewise see
In drunkenness prosperity.
Let we'll enough alone.
Some day, we hope, society,
Reaping as II has sown.
Shall learn the false economy
That takes the prize from equity,
Let well enough alone.
For DER our int'rests floats a straw
A better wind has blown,
Which points TO nobler forms of law
And higher meaning of the saw,
Let wen enough alone.
Omaha. WILLIS HUDSPETtI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-09
Justice ON Trial in Geormia.

CUSHING, Neb.. Dec. $50 the Editor
OF The Bee; With special interest no
ticed your editorial on Justice on Trial
IN Georgia" II is one OF the most in
teresting cases that has ever come I'M
der my observation. l lived in the south
for several years-was there when the
crime was committed. Through an At
lanta paper / followed the developments
OF the case in all its details. but when
It terminated as il did / was almost
stunned.
When the case went 10 the jury sll
agreed that II would be either disagree
ment or acauittal. Mr.. Frank is a young
Jew. Ills trial judge said he had
doubt in his own mind OF Mr.. Franks
guilt. And stili he sentenced him TO
death. and. furthermore. refused him
new trial. A popularity OF the case
was a negro a. the states star witness.
A negro's testimony has little or no
weight ~ a southern court; his testi-
mony is often not admitted In court, ana
especially not against a white man. II
was a negro's testimony, and only hts,
that felled Mr.. Leo NJ. Frank. hope
The Bee viii keep me informed on the
further development Of this interesting
case y. p. SORENSEN,
Pastor Bethania Danske Lutheran
1AuAcns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-09
Arizona's s. 0. 8.
For Gods sake, help us!"

Fpi NOu sane, netp
This Is the cry not OF war-besieged Euro
peans, but OF peaceful American citizens, who
are being shot down with impunity by reckless
Mexican bushwhackers. The cry comes from
Naco, Arizona where five persons have been
killed and forty-two others wounded by the
Mexicans across the border. A citizens COM
mittee has been organized to provide some
method Of protection and in the extremity of
the situation this cry of distress goes up to
Washington.
What has become OF all our high-sounddng
warnings to Mexico to keep it's bullets on its
own SIDE of the boundary line? What can be
done to prevent such shooting when Mexican
towns across the line are besieged? The people
OF Arizona seem to have suggested a wise and ef-
fectiye measure=ist our government take such
action as will automatically close any port on
the Mexican border whenever IL becomes the
scene OF battle. That s one way among others
II those responsible for affairs would only try
to find them.
The people who reside where Mexico borders
on Texas, Arizona, New Mexico or California
should have the same rights to the security of
life and property as those who happen TO live
further back In the interior.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-09
A safety FIRST warninr.

OMAHA, Dec. ITO the Editor of The
Bee; Would you kindly give me a small
space 70 give little warming to passen-
gers leaving street cars and passing from
behind without looking first. Yesterday
] was an eye witness TO what would have
proved fatal accident without q doubt
had It not been for the heFoism and
presence OF mind Of the chauffeur OF car
Sso Nebraska. II was a marvellous es-
cape and worthy Of. the greatest praise.
The owner should be proud OF such a
driver ~ It was not the owner himself
who was driving.
Happy Hollow. JOHN Fl. NJ. WOODS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-09
People and Events

Possessors OF. the champagne appetite invited
20 cheer up and look pleasant Word comes from the
champagne cellars OF France that 25oooo quarts
available for next years thirst.
War is blowing holes in the social srmor that
fund of $4,000 70 be used in furnishing Christmas
even princess takes money from the hands OF
oOmmoners.
The fellow Kimnel who secured a deuge OF pub
hcity a few years sgo a mysterious claimant OF
Niles Mich, and Kansas. turns up In St
Louis courts, this time charged with robbery OF a
store at Weldon Springs. Mo- Some of the stolea
goods found in his possession but he insists the
goods. were given 20 him by a stranger
Where, oh, where IL Bucknam Pasha? The noted
American navigator. haing from Pennsylvania and
the lakes. became admiral OF the Turkish navy
some years back and took part in the naval
operations OF the Balkan war Being protege OF the
exiled sultan Abdul Hamid Il is likely he has been
shelyed by the ruling Young Turks Doubtless retire.
ment suits buchanan. who, knowing the Turkish fleet
sees little chance for glory in fighting with naval
junk.
protest against joking at the expense OF plumb
ers appears IN Domestic Engineering Rbald testers
are asked 20 pause and consider the achievement Of
the noble profession THE sanitary conditions now
prevailing In the United States are better than those
OF any other country IN the world This high stand
ard has largely been brought through the san
taIg codes which have been championed by the 5000
men engaged IN the profession OF plumbing ana sani-
tary engineerng IN ths country" People who see
aythins funny about plumber welcome to the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-09
The Same Old Story.

One Of the mine cardinal causes" OF in
dustrial unrest most generally agreed on by
employers and employees alike. named in the re-
port submitted to congress by the Commission
on Industrial Relations is "a desire on the part
OF the workers for voice in the determination
OF conditions under which they labor" Failure
to satisfy such desire is said to figure vitality
IN conditions existing in Colorado coal mining
fields for the last four years. during which loss
OF property and life has been the climax of a
rule OF terror that defed state civil and military
authority and for time tried the mettle OF
armed federal power. itself
II would be ignominious folly 10 ATTEMPT 10
lay the full blame for this prolonged outlawry
on the miners any more than on their employers.
but Il must be laid largely to the blind and un-
reasoning self-interest which has prevented so
much progress toward what we may really hail
as an Intelligent method OF handling Industrial
disputes, The fact Is. that while self-lnterest
is at the bottom OF most Of the trouble. II ul-
simaiely defeats itself.
No set OF men or interests whether vaga
earners or wage payers. may Justly arroRate 10
ITSELF the right TO organize and carry on It's az
'sirs as an organization and then refuse 10
recognize the right Of the other side to do the
same thing. Yet We find almost invariably in
'Hese disputes this same old story-"refusal 10
recognize" when the facts are all brought out.
Ihe board Of mediation appointed by the pres
ioent 70 adjust the Colorado differences may.
let us hope will, succeed In It's mission and that
me miners will act upon the recommendations
OF their chiefs TO call off the strike and go 10
work II given the chance. but the mediation
BOARD would fail OF It's duty IL Il did not en-
pnss'se this point. that neither side has anv
eNeiusNe rights Of organization. The mine
owners have notably acted In this Colorado stu
Auoh As body and they must expect their en-
proves 70 want to act the same way.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-09
&eMzs1Z%esse1 ze
Ills lz&.z1a GmMA

Two well known Omaha men, win Krug ana
I'd Maurer have Invitations 20 attend picnic M
Laramie, Wye. on Friday. They received TODAY
neatly printed cards, ecrdered with black bands ana
readinE; fou are respectfully invited 70 attend tho
execution Of George Cook CD Friday. December ~
1884 q II o'clock. 81 the court house AZ Laramie
wyoming territory Louis Miller. sheriff"
The mayor has appointed John 5. Wood GeorEe
p. Bernis and T. Redfeid appraisers for the oien
ms Of West Douglas street
Max Meyer Is asking the counsel for permisslon
70 lay erosswaiks Of asphalt between the nteFseo.
lions Of Farnam IN glace Of the rough granite
Charles Western 81 the Grand Union rea company
left on > business trip 70 New York
The chief performers Ia the dramatic entertain.
meut given by the seratoga historical and Debating
society were Afr and Mrs George Shields and Mrs
A. Elliott
\. J.. Morris. 1875 North Nlnetssn,h street, wants
70 s,e essons in Swedish % students their
r H. BaliFnan. chief counsellor signs a notice
fof meuihers % Excelsior council Of the Order ~
Chosen Friends 70 attend the funeral OF Brother
G. johnson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-09

would BE- on the run five miles In the
rear."-Boston Transcript.
The Sire-I see IN this expense account
fourteen suits, 1900" You didn't pay
that much for fourteen suit OF clothesy
The Son-No; two Of 'em were damage
suits. Chicago News.