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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
anbercn Station 5u treiien?

elmer anbercn Iation 3u trefien? -
Eein!
3. Sat uniere Hesieruns ausbriids
lid ertldrt, bub mir I'M arieasfau
rret nno obne iebe @erpilihtuns
pdren? = So.
4. Sdttcn mir Sranfreih Den arieg
crtldrt. lpenn Sranfreid, es nptbs
rpcnbis sefunben bate. aus 8iidiiht
auf icinc Siherbeit elm iran3oiiihes
Secr ilher Die bclsiids @ren3s 5u
ididen? - Nein.
5. 1at Scuti6lanb bon pornbers
elm selpnBt. pdb mir perpilihtet pas
rem. 8ranfreif 81 unteritiiseu. uno
bat Seutit,lanb Den aries nit ,ins
gepolt? = Ncin.
8. @dre nidt Seutihlano's Sols
tuna aan5 anpers serpeien. penn mir
BON Infans an uniere Nbiihten often
uno FLAIR oargeIe9t bdtten? = Sa.
7. Sit es nift in eriter Rcibe elm
Ineriff Der ildfpiiden Haiie. aljo
HubIanb's. ben Seutidlanb fiirdiete2
= Sa.
s. gebeutet nidt uniere ltnters
itiieuna 8ublanb's cine arGitisuns
Der riiiiId,en Autotratie unb bes 6ilis
tarismus uno Sdmit aud cine StDs
rung Der e%nttpidcIun9 oes ruiiiiten
Bottles? - Sa.
o. @iirbc nidt 8uBlanb's aricsss
gliid tpeifere 2dnNererlperbuudeu HlIks
lambs nit lid, bringcn. iinb pGre pas
ntht elm erobes llugliid2 - Sa.
10. SIT es moslid obcr piinI1ens.
tpertb, oab baS Seutihe 8eih Der,
nidtet unb iein natiirlifes Iuibliiben
fir immer sebemmt pirb? - Rein,
II. Sit es mabriheinlid. baB
Seutidlano fir bic 3utunit elm ms
tbdtigcr unb unter9eorbnetcr Staai
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

feline 2iige mar linen gu ifledt. penn
es gait, ben ginfluB bes Yapittbums
gu hreden uno ibr eigeneS Inieben
81 fDrbern.
limb bod bere6ren Die Mn6Gnger
oes Srtbooorismus bieie beiben Wdns
ner als eroBe 5eilise. 8enn idbrlih
ba6 Seit beg Ybotius. am 6. Sebrunr,
gefeiert fpirb, piiIen bic itismatiifen
Yopen (bies lit Der Same fir ibre
Brieiter). nidIt seuug Hii6menoes IN
ibreu &rebisten unb @ebetcn bon inn
81 cr5dhlen.
@ir lpiiien. baB Die Sauptltabt Der
MISREPRESENTATION Stride 1888.
alio 400 Sabre nad Der Belt bes
Wid)aeI Gdriilarius, bon DEN 5iirfeu
crobert ipuroe; bonn golbenen Sonz
itantinopel muBte 1id Die ialite 0e6re
oes Ybotius unb GdrulariIs binauf gu
Den falteu Steppen Rublanb's fliih>
ten. unh mas nod in SpnItuntinopel
blieb, muBte elmer hriitus feinolihen
He9ieruug jdbrliten Sri6ut 3ablen.
Gen Sribut Der Nnerfennling nertpeis
9erte man Dem Sapite; 8ott Itrafte
bas Iolf: Der Sribut materieler Sitter
plirbe linen burh bas SfJipert lpilber
Soroen nnfgebrdn9t. Sa n@ott ldbt
Seiner nift Ipotten".
@ir &atbolifen periteben nift, baB
eS 8Dlfer giebt, tpelf]e Hdrner ipic
SbotilI5 unb Gdrularius als Grinder
elmer gottlihen Helision anerfermen.
&ir periteben es aber beiier, fpeun mir
bebenfen, ipeldlen eiiernen Sipang Die
rriiiife Hegierung auf Die 8eluiiien
ibrer ltntertbdnen CUR Selbirerbaltun9
DER o%rtboboren Nelieion ailsgeiibt bat.
Snber feline ~2ebensfriife in rieier
9~tcligipn. ionbern pielfa6 itarres.
tootes Sormeltpeien. IS gibt eetpiB
piele gldllbig sfromme Ghriitcn inter
oieien Golferihnften aber tie iinb
ebcu 6eIIer als lire Heligion lit. Sir
Civilization unb &ultur aber, bas &C.
itebt Sober. bat Der Ortbooorismlls
gar nid,tS pber bod iebr penis setban.
8iro elm Sieg &ublanb's iiber
Seutihlanb unb Seiterreih Der
8ultur uno Civilization guropa's elm
Setrdftlifes bin5uiiisen. pbcr ipirb
iih Elm falter Sroit nuf Die blii6enpen
8efilbe Der Qualification lesen. Der
IQes criterben madt. Gnelanb'5
8rdmerpolt mir meinen Die 8egies
rune) fdmpft augenblidlidl fir Salbs
Qualification geeen Die Sliitbe bohiter
Civilization. England hilft. elm ruiiis
i6es Sibirien mad europa bin ncrs
pflanSen. gs lit gerpib tein &elis
gionstries, Der oa in u"nieren Sagen
arf Den Shlaftfelbern guropu's 9es
fiibrt nirb. Iber Der &atbolit iol,
beppr CT Elm llrtbeil i'm Gimme eiuer
oberfldhlihen. pielfah seiitesarmen.
uub sau5 getpib uuebrlihen Cages
preiie fdllt, it6 frasen: 4 @as brinet
Der Iussang zines ruiiiit anglo
franSoItid : iapaneiiid : inbiidz
arabiiheu Sieses fir Die Civilization;
y Was briust elm iolher Sieg fir
Die tatboliife Gelisipn?
Sharet guh genau Die Mdnuer
on. beneu bic 9elt bic ruiiiihe
Stantstirfe nerbanft; itubieret &C.
ihibte. unb banu fdaet Elm serehtes
urthetl. g tt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Die WeiSheit beS alters.

Ste ySetSnett Des NtferS. I'D BIN
jest rs Sabre alt. unb meine Sruu iii
etlihe Sabre finger. idreibt Serr e.
s. Seolanb Dor Yepin, Wis. .8ir
tpnnten ihiuerlid obne Sorni's Ilpens
frdilter in inherent SalIie fertis tpers
Den. @ir baben niemals einen IrSi
eebrauht. @enn mir ms cininal
nidt no6l ~befinben, 10 ne6mcn mir Elm
penig Ilpenfrdliter. utb bnIb lit Iqes
ipieber in Srbnlng. Wennihpn mir
bas 0eilmittel bauptid6lih fir ms
ielbit bclten, 10 perfaufeu mir bod, bin
unb tpieben cine Slaife bapon, obgleif
Die iiingere 8enerdtion es fir mebr
MODERN" bdlt, 9leih einen Gr5t per
Selepbon an rufen."
Ser Wee Su einem dngene6n1en
bpben Nlter liegt in eirer isrsfGltiaer
S%ebenspeiie unb BARN. baB man Die
fleinen llnreselmdBi9teiten bes Sps
items iriort bel ibrem Grifeinen in
Srpnung brinat burh Den 8ebraud,
zines 5nperldiiisen 8rduters Sell
mittels. pie es Sorrt's glpenfrduter
lit. gS lit nift in Ipotbefen an baben.
Spe8ials Nsenten Iiefern es. ODER Sic
fpnnen es bireft bon benz 2abpratorinm
be3icben. Tan idrcibe an: Sr. Better
Snbrnep & Sons Co.. 1875 60.
Sopne Ipe.. Gbicaso, Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Refuge SnnSer.
Was ,arunp" Fir bic Rettuns bca
gaterIanbes setban bat.

Inter Ser lleberifrift y6euiee
SInoer?" built Wartmilion Sarben in
Der .Sufunft" an Den 2euten eineu
Spiegel Dor, Die ii6 emit in ausriifen
gegen has giiener SdlIs unb bic 0iqd
uuf benz SiseI ni6t senus t6uu
fonnten:
Ser Sirma Sriebrid arupp miibte
manfe 3unse Oeffentliher Weinuns
iest allerlei boie Worte dbbitten. Sm
porieen 9erbit borten mir. oas dlte
6aus lei elm 5eim unreiner Sitte ees
iuoroen unb i6dnoe Den 8uf bes
Heifes, Dem es Die Hiiitune ihmieben
bari. Irme S6dder itanben am
Stranger, neil lie ge9laubt batten, bea
9ertreterr &rupp's brauhe Der Ueilis
tdrbenmte nitts 81 perbereen. Srrten
lie gar 10 arg? Corruption. Banana:
iuer mag nod bran benfen? l1niere
Seinbe nabmen Die Idr 9ieris duf;
unb luit in Den 2Gnbern. mo iebe
Saubise unb 1an3erplatte einem
S~eerbdufleir Gins trasen mub, mar
fir eine Weile MIN Serr Sdneiber
noran (ben uniere 9ruppen. bamit
Srarfreih nift gu piel @elb Der.
ifieBe. nal in greusot beiuhen fonn.
ter). 4rupp mar ia bon ieireu
2arbsleufen pluntper unb liitieer BE.
ited,uns berbdhtiet fporben; iper ibn
nod empiiebIt, barf ME nit iledisen
Sineern ertappt porben jein.
Gin Sntr it's Der. Seute fpifien
mir, bab arupp beWeres 8eifiie se.
liefcrt bat, als lie Elm Seer ms SeIS
fiibrte. SaS feline 5efnif BEN Rorfer
erinnn unb po[lenoete, benz feline See
ituns tpiberitebt unb pbre oeiien Wir.
flung duf Die Sorts bon 2iittih un0
Namur Die Sauptmaht u~nierer Weits
arntee rod nitt auf Sranfreih's 90.
Den gelanet mare. &ein Srember. fein
nift ms @ertruien Sugeldiiener bat
9etprbt, pelfes erauie Wunber %
aus 5iceelguSitabl tparb. Ser @roSe
8enerafitab pirb in ieiner arieess
ge1hidte ben Berth Ser neuer Woffe
uno Die Noaliffeiten. Die iie in elmer
rnber Sufunft perbeiSen. pdeen. 8e,
pib III, haB MIR &rupp lie piinftli4
liefern uno oas @ebeimnib 10 pouig
tpabren fonnfe. WabriheinIidj, od6
iie ous Reih Dor ungebeurem Wens
ihenperluit unb Dor Der @eiabr Iansen
@elttrieees (her ein3iger, Die unS
itreden fonnte) betpdbrt bat. Wiro
benz @ebdhtniB Der 2Grm bonn borieen
Serbit riht CUR 8eihsifmnh2 Sds
8rieeserlebniB lebrt aud blobe Augen
bon 8robenr Winaiges ionbern. Bir
polen auf 8rupp ftols iein. 8tr
biirfen. Sen bot fein anberes 0dro.
Zen Idbt Seuti6lanb's Bolt ME mics
Der peridreieu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
1tno baum oer &riess .2ltlas!
4ufj bios 25 Gents.

CHw WV ~ StNr.
II Steier Itas, in gelbem llmidlae, trGst uuf ieiner Srort be
gtoer: oes aailers 8ibelr ees 3peiten bon 0eutifIanb; bes aaners
6ran5 Soef bon Senerreths llngarn; oes G5aren Iifolals bs Sipeiten
SSn HnBiane; oes Yraiioenten Soinears BON Sranfreih; bes aoniss
Yeter os Grfen bon Serbien; 8eors bes Suniten bon GnalanS;
GIberts bon 9elsien; Serbinanos bon 9ulsarien; GonIautin oes
erten BON 8redenlunb uno @ttor gmanuels bon StaIien.
p Gudb limb in bieiem Ihas Die seuouen Ingaber iber lIriode
ees arisses unS ansabe Der Srieoenss uno arieestdrte Der peridies
benen @oHer aeseben.
81 Der Villas entbdIt in srobcrn 3tabnabe foIsenbe aanbfnren:
a. ale eonhnsnte nno Wcere nnb SnieIn; b. europa nit 6aupts
terun8en unn Ytttdrcentren; q HuBlanb in europa; 81 Ceterreic1s
idhnsarn; e Die europaiihe 5HrfeL sulgaricn. 8umanien, serbien.
gtontenesro uno @rRhenlano; d Srantrcit; q bs GeuHhe geidb;
81, Stalien NIT si5lien, sarbinien unb 8urita. 9ieie aanbfartet
eyeben 9gan5 liar uno oentlih: iSe 9ropins ,ieoen sroberen 2anobesri.
1eoe groBere Staot nno iogar Die Stdbtfen in allen oielen 2dnbern an
unS limb ole in idonern aartenSrud a~usseibrt.
Sn tetnerem Nabfabe iio eann nod seseben Qanbfarkn: az
Der Mteoerlanpe uno Vagen unb 0nrenburs; b. Der Stneis; c) bon
9re1enlanp; D. BON Spanien urb Bortugal; e. BON gnaIanb ub
@ales; bon Norpesen unb sdhpeoen; 81 bon SrIanS; 81 BON
S6ottlanb.
Alfn, mertbe Abpnnenten!
sic fonnen oteie @anbfarte su 25 Gents hs Gtid, urb BEN
~ariegsatlas 5u 25 Gents ous shid erbaltcn, menr Gle hire 9e;tuna
m Sd9r I'M s~ornns bejahlen. Wer Die @anbfarte II n b ben gtlns,
aMo beloe, punift. Iee 80 Gents bel.
WohIperiaubenl uniere 2ekr erbo[ten BEL Wprm,sbe sohyuro midi
Die labrHte Yrdmte: ben dqbeie6ten, ifouen uub / n 4 = T
rei1en "8esensbureer Iarientalenber" gratis ms Sous eenefert,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Die SsIesn ess Krieses siar
2lutralien mnS 2lmerisa
fins anaberIebbar.

Iuiieben errest in Berlin GIN
artitel Der Sonooner Irbeiter3eiiuns
ySailp G~iti5eu", tuorir Die britiihe
8esiernng fir bas Sineinserren Sa.
pans in Den arie9 itari ansesriffeu
miro. Sic 3eitune iast unbcilbare
Solgen FIR Iuitralien ruto Nmerita
i'm anihlub an bieien Stritt poraus
unb bebauptet, bab 100000 Sapaner
gum einitifien naf Snoien bereit
gebalteE nerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

piiroe, penn es an feline Goloniea
perlore? - Nein.
~. 5errihte 6eim gusbrih bes
arieses IN Dem britiifen @olf irsenbs
ipe(he feino(ihe Stimmline Oeuti6s
Lamb 9eeeriiber? - Hein.
10. Sa6en mir llria6e 81 Der I'm,
nubme, bub oas offi8iele gnelanO
berets lett ldngerer 3eit cine anti,
oeuti9e EoIitif aetrieben bat? - Sa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

gcrcitpilisfeit ertldrten. icbcs peitcr
pom @aterlano benptbigte Spfer 81
bringen. Sic perlaugten ebeniaqs,
bab Der &ries iolanse iortseieet pers
ben lpa. bis Die beutihen Grfolge i'm
redten @erhdltnib 5u ben scbrdhteu
sieantiihen Spferu itcben unb Elm
bauernScr Sricoe iiir Die 3utunft &C.
iid,ert lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Demtfese 6sidkdftsleate fiir
Krteesspfer ppinie.

SIN elmer srobcu IaiienberIamms
lung in Berlin am %. September. Die
bon prominenteu 9euten Der Snbus
itrie. bes Sanbels unb Der 9anbmirtbs
idaft beiuht puroe. lit cine Res
iolution babingebenb ansenpmmen
fporoen, bab Die iiineite beutihe
a~rie9sdnleibe iebr crfolgreif pers
laufen lei unb Die Inipeieuben ibre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Krieq$kdrte
und Hhd$.
Gena,l tpas Sic ipiinicben ,lnb
i1lar rs Seuts cas Stmd.

Seber unicrer Gbonnenten. pelder feline Seituns elm Sabr tint
guraus uno % Gents gleid einienbct, erbdlt portoirei ms Sdus abs
geGefert: Jgine orobe arieessganbfartc, Al 3pu lang bel % 3Q brett,
(fertis sum anibdneen an Die 8anb) aui peter Soecnoes, sleit
auf ben crfeu SGd, gu fnbeu lit:
anf Der etnsn seIh: y Cine borsh9lidpe, srobe Sanefarte aaer
2dnoer Suropas nit eennuer 9e5etdnung (onrf Hare, rotbe Sunfte)
Der 5oupt T it II n II unb &c Hit a I tatonen zines iehen 2anoes.
Sieies lit iberdus nertbboa, Inn ben Scrlaui Der perihieoenen 6elb>
jge in gclgen, Sranfreih, Gublano etc, etc, 5u perfogen uS
better 81 perlteben. y
y Inter Der &artc guropas Inf man in farer, leiht leierliher.
groBer Sdrift: a. Surge Ingube Der ariegsuriufe; b. Die ents
tebnngsuriafen uo Setimnungeu bs Oreibunbes unb Der
cripple @nteute; 9 @enaue angaben Der nprmuIeu Sriez
6ens< uo ~aricgstdrfe Der arneen, 6lotten unb 2uftidHie aqer
Sdnoer guropas, ionic Der Ser. Stauten nnb Sapan's.
Anf Der anberen seie: \ aarte Der san3en @eit, ne tie in
pe'em ariege perpidelt lit, init Ingube Der e ntfernuugen bon
tinanoer. Der Sauptcontinente uho Seebdfen. Sofenfeihnsen ub Goute
lno Sdnge Der 9alptidifffabrtss9iu Tan iubt Die senaue Gage
Der Snfcln uno Defenders, in faren Sarben, Die Gplpnien Der
perlbiebenen friegflbrenben Maionen unb Die @robe Der 2dnber unb
9olonten in Suubrutmeilen. Sebes 2anb 6ut feline eigene
tarbe aub Die nnterieifen g abeIlinie n imb tlr uer5eitnet.
= Inter Der Wetforte feht eine b e r 9 letdeu e 8arte Der
Der. Stddten, IN melhe biretn bic perihiebeneu eurppdiden Stauten
ein9e5eid1net inb unb baber san3 flor bas Observation-Disclosures an
Sldtennhdlt i'm @ergeih 81 ben Der. Staaten unb ben ein3elnen
otaaten 3et9en. Sebr ebrrei6 unb pertbpou, nht nabr?
~ Nnedbe Der 8egierurgsform Der etn5elnen Gambler. NIT Same
Des perriters unS bs etpaigen 5bronfolgers, Slddennbat. Sepoltes
rnngs5abl nme Sanptfdpte. Iu6 %prattiid, te FL Go 1T
ipptbiQtg fhr 25 Gents.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06
RENTERS FROM SYNDICATE
TO BREAK "HOUSING TRUST

GENEVA, April with the in
tention of busting the Housing
Trust" syndicates of middle class
and poor class flat dwellers have
been formed all over Switzerland and
are making bitter fight for reason
able rights, accommodations and
rents. For several years past there
has been a building fever among get
rich-quick spectators, and by means
of "ring" rents have been forced
up by them nearly thirty per cent,
despite the fact that the supply of
houses is greater than the demand.
Tenants in old houses and flats have
their rents increased and at the same
time are offered slightly cheaper ac-
commodations in new buildings for a
year only. Then the rent is raised as
much as thirty per cent, the family
generally staying on.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06
FORTUNE AWAITS INDIAN.

United Preas
PUEBLO, Colo, April 4.-Follow-
ing the death of several relatives in
the Deerfoot colony of Montana, a
fortune of more than 100000 is
awaiting the call of Thomas Atkins,
fullblooded Indian from Oklahoma,
according to word received by Police
Chief DAILY. Also 100 acres in Okla
homa are awaiting him and several
houses situated thereon.
Atkins disappeared from here sew
eral weeks ago, after having worked
at the Colorado Fuel and Iron com
pany plant. He is thoroughbred
Choctaw Indian.
According to the police, his real
name is McKallup. His mother was
Miss Alice Atkins, and was gradu-
ate of an eastern Indian school. His
father held Carlisle diploma. The
young man left his home in okla
homa several years ago and came to
Colorado.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06
Eggs Worth 200
Million Wasted

WASHINGTON, D. c., April A.
Two hundred million dollars worth of
eggs wasted every year! This is the
startling estimate of the department
of agriculture today after careful
investigation of this phase of the high
cost of living. OF this vast amount,
fifty million is attributed to need
less breakage in transit, and the re-
mainder to bad handling which causes
adding, spelling and deterioration.
Two hundred million dollars worth of
eggs practically thrown away a year
or else fit only for strong palates,
for tanning, or to swell those unpleas-
ant monuments of American waste
the garbage heaps. Uncle Sam is do
ing his level best just now to teach
people how to secure more and better
eggs, and how to properly pack,
grade and sandle them. The first
task is undertaken through the bu-
reau of animal industry, the second
through demonstration cars sent into
the vast corn belt. Uncle Sam has
decided that cold and cleanliness are
the best means to preserve eggs.
Likewise he is putting in boost for
the little gray hen. He says, "use
her right, feed her right and she will
repay"
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06

DROWNED
AT P[R|NS

A tragic accident occurred at Per-
ins Peak this afternoon about 2 o.
clock, when Ernest Olzer was drown
ed in the reservoir. Olzer and some
of his companions had been swim
ming. The others had wearied of
the sport and left the water, but he
remained in for another dip" Sud
denly the men, short distance away
noticed him sinking. AS quickly ms
possible they hastened TO his rescue
but it proved too late. When they
reached the place he had last beer
seen, he could not be located. The
lake was dragged for his body and
in the course of few minutes it was
rescued. Every effort known to re-
store life was resoted to, but in vain.
He was good swimmer and it is sup
posed the accident was due to the fact
that he was seized with cramps.
Olzer was an Austrian, about 2s
years Of age. He had been employed
at the mine since November 26 AS
far as known he has no relatives in
this country. His father resides in
Tyrol, Austria.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06
CAPITAL GOES TO
CHURCH TOMORROW

WASHINGTON, d. c., April A.
The nations capital will go to church
tomorrow-that is, if it follows the
invitations placarded over the entire
city. Civic organizations have spread
the word "go to church." street cars
have carried the placards "go to
church, truckmen have adorned their
horses blankets with similar slogans,
and there's nothing to it tomorrow
morning but to leave the beauty sleep
behind, get out the dust covered bible
and the Sunday go to meeting clothes,
and trudge down to hear what the
dominine has to offer in the way of
spiritual inspiration.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06
GREELEY BANK INSTALS
FINGER PRINT OUTFIT

GREELEY, Colo, April 4.-For the
protection of its depositors and par
ticularly foreigners who have not yet
learned to write English, the First
National bank has installed finger
print outfit which is said to consti-
tute one Of the greatest safeguards
against check frauds that has yet
been devised. The three middle fin.
gers Of the right hand are used to
obtain these prints and since the sys-
tenn has been put into operation many
frauds have been prevented.
]. NJ. B. Petriken, cashier, discus
sing the innovation, said: "You
would be amazed at the marked diff
ference in finger prints. We tried
it among our employees and the result
was startling, to say the least. A
steel plate, covered with a special
kind Of ink is used. It takes only a
very short time to get these prints"
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06
FRENCH AIR MEN TO TRY
"a HOUR NONSTOP FLIGHT

PARIS, April 4.-Several aeroplane
constructors are building machines to
fly twenty-four hours without land
ing, and the attempt will be made
here within few days, according to
information given out today by a
member of the National Aerial leag-
ue, to stay up in the air for twenty
four hours continuously.
One attempt will be made over a
circuit from Etampes to Sercottes
Lights of from 1000 to 1,7O0 candle
power will be erected at intervals
along the route, to serve as beacon
guide posts to the aviator. Maurice
Farman, the biplane constructor, is
continuing his night flying practice.
As dozen or more aviators are seek
ing the honor of being the first to
make a twenty-four hour nonstop
flight, veritable race is expected to
ensue the first night Of the promised
flights.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06
Word Painting Lost
Art? Read This

United Press.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April A.
Word painting lost art in congress?
Highbrow literary effort only MEM
ory of the days of John Wesley
Gaines Of Tennessee Perish the
thought.
Representative Andrew Vollmer,
now member from Iowa, has rescued
the English language from the grasp
of word assassins who use it only as
weapon against adversaries. Max
ing his "maiden speech" in the house
a short time ago, he pictured his own
fair state as the garden of the Lord
and got the following poetic touch out
Of his system:
"The rolling prairie between the
fortieth and forty-fifth parallels Of
north latitude which is folded in the
loving embrace by the lmpid silver
of the Father of Waters on the east
and the tawny gold Of the Big Muddy
on our western slope is garden Of
the Lord, which in the liquid music
of the Indian tongue, appropriately
was named Iowa, Beautiful Land
From the day when the first meadow
lark intones her song Of spring, which
no Mendelssohn, no Mozart, no Greig,
or other inspired human genius can
approach in its glorious motif Of the
ever-recurring miracle of the re-birth
of Nature, till that perfect season in
the middle west known as Indian
summer, when the frost is on the
pumpkin and the folders in the
shock the 10000 square miles Of
Iowa soil are one vast workshop for
the production of the corn, the roy
al corn which has within its yellow
heart enough of food and wealth for
all nations"
Shades of Robert G. Ingersoll,
wordpainting lost art? Never!
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06
American Foreign
Policy Discussed

PHILADELPHIA. April 4.-The
second day Of the eighteenth annual
meeting of the American Academy
of Political and Social Science
brought continuation of the discus
sion Of the Mexican situation, with
Austin C. Fox, delegate to the Ameri-
can Bar association, presiding. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Prof. Simon
N. Pattern, Of the University of Penn
sylvania; Alfred Bishop Mason, Of
New York; Prof. Leslie C. Wells,
Clark College, Worcester; Robert ].
Kerr, of Chicago; Major Cassius E.
Gillette, Philadelphia, and L. S. Rowe,
of the University of Pennsylvania.
The afternoon session was to take up
the "Policy of the United States in
the Pacific with Rear Admiral G. H.
Stockton presiding and addresses by
Prof. Ellery G. Stowell of Columbia,
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright,
of Washington, and Prof. Iyenaga. Of
Brooklyn. The final session this
evening will discuss "The Elements of
a Constructive American Foreign Pol
icy" and the speakers will be w. Nor
gan Shuster, former treasurer gen.
eral of Persia; Senator John Sharp
Williams, Of Mississippi, and Con-
gresham Edward w. Townsend, of
New Jersey.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06
NEW RADIUM DISCOVERY.

BOULDER, Colo, April 4.-Dr.
William Daune, professor of physics
at the University of Colorado from
1898 to 1907 when he accepted place
as assistant in the Curie laboratry in
Paris, has demonstrated an important
discovery in the use Of radium. He is
now physicist for the Harvard can
Ger commission.
He has disclosed new method of
obtaining and purifying the gaseous
emanations of the metal. His method
occupies from 10 to i5 minutes where
the system employed elsewhere takes
from three to four hours. The inn
pure emanations are pumped through
vacuum tubes in which the mixture Is
drawn over a copper wire heated by
electric current. New forms Of rad
ium application have been produced
by Duane.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-06
3 CONVENTIONS IN PUEBLO.

United Press
PUEBLO, Colo, April 4.-Pueblo
was the mecca for several hundred
visitors today who came to attend
three conventions in session here The
representatives of the counties in dis
trict No. 3 Of the state roads districts
coming under the Jurisdiction of c.
X. McLaink, member of the state
highway commission, will meet this
afternoon at the Commerce club
rooms. Road plans of the counties
will be discussed in detail.
Delegates from the associations OF
the Arkansas Valley Vegetable Grow.
ing and Marketing association are al
so meeting to elect officers. A doz
en- cities and towns in the valley ar,
represented.
Simultaneously the executive com.
mittee of the Sociability Auto Run
planned to start from here early in
May, is being held. The committee
will go over the proposed plans for
the run to the gulf and return and
probably will fix definite schedule
to be followed by the motorists.