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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Gas @eferbett.

Sn aaiiel (9eutitlanbl mar roc
Ginger 3eit cine tnterelIaute Sebeuss
pilrbigfeit am &al arSgeiteIt: Gas
elettriidle @ederbctt. 3u ieoer be<
liebistu 3eit, ie nad,bem Die llbr sez
iteQt miro, lpedt Is Den Shldfer. uno
fallS 0icier nidt bon lelbit .alIfitebt.
5luinst. cs i'm ihlieBlih in DraItiid,er
Weiie ha8u. Ser Terlauf bes Wedens
it iolgenber: 3undfit ert0uen 8rpei
@lpden eiuise 3eit, ndbrenb Elm i'll
Der Ndbe bes Yettes itebenoes 9iht iid)
entSiinbet. Snlb barnllf pirb Dem
Sulioernhen Shldier burh uniiftbare
Strait Die Shlaimiise POM &opfe ses
8o9cn. gu 9leider 3eit miro hurcb
SlettriSitdt cine inter elmer aaifeez
m~aicbine itsbenbe 'Spirituslampe aus
9cbruunt. Sic Gone elmer Spielubr
iino cine meitere Mtabmlns gum Iufs
iteben. IA Die Wuiif nihts bilft. ers
tDnen ncd)mals DIE elettriihen 9loden.
NlS Ieste Warnuug iteigt an Der Scite
pes SetteS Elm 3ettel nit Ger ihriit~
liher Iuiiorberung entpor: .MauS!"
Ser Niftbeahtung oieies @ortes ipIgt
aISbaIh Ole Sirufe. Der m~uerbeiiers
lide Sdldier lpiro einiad aus sen
Bette 9eipprfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

iid) audi in unieren 5agcn nod gang
bepdbrt bat. ,Sn cincr ocutIdlen
3citidjriit befinbet iid cine interciiante
Snlnie ilber Die Terleibungen pou
Nli36cidnungcn III treue Sicuitboteu
ourdl beutihe Siiritinnen. 60 bat Die
hcutife aatieriu in ben Ieeten 5cbn
S0brcn an nidJt lpenigcr ais 2.272
Stcnitbptcil fir 40e idhrige, u1lultere
brpt)ene Sien't3eit BET bcricIben 0err1
Ifaft hnS golrcnc Sicnitbptens areu6,
ncbit cirem bon Ihr iclbit ulterlfricz
benen Siplom. ucrliehen. @dbreno
besielben 3eitruumes bat Die &ouigiu
bon Miirttembera $50 Mnl cine
Sienitbpten Nebuiac nit Dem Silbe
Der Stifteriu bicIcr IlIa5eidnung, Der
a1ni9in olga. ur1b cincm Siplpn, nu
trele SicnItboten pertheilt. mo 5mar
go fiir 25z idbri9e SienitSeit in Der
Ielben Sni1ilic bas iilbernc NrclI5, unD
80 Wal iilr 50s iGhrise Sicnitjeit pns
Itlber spcraolnete areu5. Grd Die
@roBher5p9in bon 0eiien bat lett 1904
on PSI 9ienltboten iir % Sien'ra
lnhre bds goloene &reuS, itnb an %
fir 40 bis 30 9ienitiabre bns guIncne
arelI5 nit Srilantcu perliebeil. Sic
@rpbbcr5uginz &ittpc Cutie bon ga
Den. Die I'M Sabre 1876 cine 5tiituug
CUR .|erleibun9 beionDerer Nusseihe
nllngen fiir treue Sicritbotcn grim
oete. bat Icitbem in 2,055 Sdleu iiir
mebr nls % bis 81 40 9ienitiobreu
bo6 iilberne &rerS. IN 374 Sdllcn fir
nrebr oils 40 bis 8u 50 Sienitidbrcn
bas iilberoergolbete areu5 mil aron3
mn III ichs Sdllen fur 80 Sienitiahrc
uno barber bas iilb%erpergolbete
arclls nit &ranS unb DER 3obl 90
periiebsu. Mber ielbit bicie 3obl miro
onrh einige @usnabnteu ilbcrtrofieu.
90 feierte beiipielspciic am S. Sebr.
oieies SnbreS elm Sienitmdohcn i'll
Der SnmiIie eines Hentners bel SiI>
ielborf ibr 75e idhriges SienltiubilGum
linh n &iep beaing an 10. Suli npriz
GA Siahres elm NienitmdbGen, bos so
Sabre lang oei berielben Ndinilie eez
bient bate, ibreu 100. Neburt5tag.
On oieier ieltenen Seier iiberIanntc
i6r Der Sapit lem 9ortrdit nebif pdpirs
iltem Segen. lilb ieitens bes Bring
Ne9enten % Snnern. pes iesigen
&onigs 2llbluig Ill. puroe ibr Die
Dteoaille oeS Serbicnitcrocn5 bonn bl.
Meidlael in fcierliher @eiie iiberreidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
fUr die liebe 1u0end.


Kel5 ocS Barren pcrtdufen lpoQte, Iette
Slintc meg mo f~letierte 10 lhueu ais
ntoglidh auf einen Baum. Ser Nnz
bere ober, nelf]er fid bod MIN audi
nid,t Gil bleiben g~etraiIte, tonnte IEp
nidt mebr fiid,ten. 3um 6tiid mel
ibm Elm. oaS Die SGreu feline tobten
WeuiGeH anriibren. Gr fporf iid) aliS
ber Spoen. belt Dem Gtbem an unS
Itredte lid, bin ais pertu er toot mare.
Der Bar fam grtmmig dui i'm 3u; ais
CT dber lab. oaB er tctH giteb riibrts.
gluIbtr er. Der WSann lei toht. gr
berod i'm ein rpeNig. mo ais er teinest
Atbent merfte, Lief er lueiter, obue
pemlelbcu Elm Scio an8uEbun. M5
Ser BAR iueit senug fort mar, ers
boiteu it'd btc bciben Sdgerburld,et
bon lhrem Sdlrcfen. Der cine itieg
oom Suum berunter unb Der anbere
itdnb pom 8ooen auf.
ga fro9te Der, pel9er bon pber
3i9e'ehen bate: Sore, mas bat Dir
Der Bar ms Chr aeiast2"
Ser Nnoerc iprat: Sd babe nift
Iaes rsrtanbeu; abcr ems bat er mir
peutiisb ms red,te Ohr seiast, nGn,s
lih: .Wdn bari ole 6allt Ses Barren
nidlt eber p~erfaufen, beppr man ben
Sdren bat; ms linfe DIR aber bat sr
mir seiagt: @er ieinen Sreunb in Der
Moth uer!dBt, Der lit Elm idied)tcr
&crl."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

| Der abIdleulidc @crud Der Shlange
pelnlgten midi entleBlid.
Cine Stuuloc modlte peraangen Iein,
od borte idl plnslih meinc Sbir 9shsu.
Gin Wam Iehicift bereiu unS mudlt
lidl nit mcinem @ep1d 81 lfnffeu.
Suun erbebt er iih picber uub ndbert
iih msinem Sett. gr beiaB nur einen
9olh, Den CT 3rpiid,en Den 3abueu
belt. Ser 0lan5 Der il,er mein
Eager aebreitcten iciocnen Scde rei5te
nic SsJebrliffeit oes Siebes. @r min
nc l%pegnehmen, uno I'M lid, ibret
'dneller SH ben1dftigen, ereretft er lie
an beioeu Gnnen. Sabci beriihrt Ell
nit Der 0ano Die giitiBe Sdlanae, Die
itch blieid,neQ %emporrit1tct unb i'm III
Die @nrge beiBt.
0eit ieiner &affe bieb cr ihr ben
aopf 40. unb er lab. baS &c cine
9obrai&Iausc III. bic linn @iit eiuaee
floBt bat, unb iest iif nit hummer
grgcbenheit nuf Die @roe, in Dem Be-
lprBticiu, Dag er nod eiuige
Nuaeuhlifc 6u leben Fat. Auf netl
Nufen tarnen Seute berbci mo ltiirSz
ten lit aui Den Sicb; ood nieier pcrz
ilid)te iif nidt Su pertbeibiseu. er
empfanb idpn Die Birfun9 oes tDDtz
lld,en 6ifts linb beretts nud loenigen
Stunben nerIdlieb CT an Der Seite bee
lhredlid,en Sbieres, bon Dem CT MID
berreit bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
@ie's 8eidperr-io Der Serr!!

Gem rSeip5iaer Saaeblatt" mirp
mis oird,nlls SliperlGiiiger Gllelle
mitgetbcilt, Dab man in Dem @ep1f
zines Der gc~iangerlen rltiiiiden @cuc.
role bie Silberborple 9eilmocn hat,
Die Der arcia 9seioenblrg ieincnl per
olenten Sanoratb 5llm gei6euf &c.
nlod)t bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

Vie einSelnen Soften gcItutten intcs
rcilnnte Sergleihc. Die Dor NQem Die
%erlpdbnte SbatIdhe erbdrtcn, pa6 filr
Wanbhttnn, Sal Hiper unh Sontcs
'tcab. nit nnbercn @prtcu iiir bercllz
tenbe Snbultrieitdotc Die fir Horth
Carolina uub Georgia unococbenen
3ablcn nitt ml5rcid)en. Scr oes
paltiae llnteridieb III oeu inter Dem
er'ten Soften angegcbenen 3nblcn.
$3.50 in ciuem uno $445 in eiucm
nnberen Sale, benefit has sur. @ez
nilAe.
Sieie 3niammenitcllunacn iinn nif,t
M fir ben Nrbciter, Der feline 9uhu.
fprnernngcn barauf itiiBem m0dte,
nod aud mr. fir ben Statiitifcr bon
Sntcrciic; aud Der Sausfrau per
mDaen tic Mamhes 5m bictcu. 3uei
Sebreu iultc bic Sausirau pur .glcm
aus iuld,en 3niammcnitcamuacn
5iebel: - einmal Die Nptbuenoiafeit,
bic Sertheilnns bcs Ginfpmmcus nadI
ben nutbucnpigen Nusaabem iuraialtia
so cnt,uerfcn nns in alien Ginselbeitem
sm itnbieren NIB sm c%untroaiereu;
oanit abcr aud bic weiterc Nutbucns
bigfcit, has @irtbihaftsgelb 10 ciu,u.
tbcilcn, ban Wiann uno Srnn ibrc uule
SciitnnasfGbigtcit crbaltcn uno aas
bic 6inber 81 fOrpcriih unS geiitia
tiihtisen Msanucrn unn Sraucn her.
a%nipadien. @craoc SnS ihmebt ais
Sbenl benz %olfs,pirtbihaitlcr bel
iulden llntcriuhnugcn pur; NIB oaS
mmR aud cine Der widuisitcu Iui=
gnbcm Der SamSirau iein.-T. 3. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Sic briben Semtihen.

Gin anirps pirb bon ieinem Tuter
ipesen zines Vergebens gcitrait. Mls
er feline aeilc meg bat. reli er Hh
Dor ieinen Batter bin unb iaat: rSus
III oodl gerahesu ungloublih. oaB in
oieicn 3eiten ciu Seutiter Den aue
oeren ptrlaut!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Irdmicn fir trcuc Sienhbuteu.

&enn btntc 10 bGufis iibcr Den
SicnitbotennchIel gctlngt mirh. 10
Icblt IS codl audi nidt al Sciipielcu.
III pencn Die alle .Sienltbotentreue"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Sie bret 3rennbe.

SraAe feinem ireimoe. fporin Tu
i'm nift 9epriift bait; an Der SafeE
bcs @aitmabls gibt es mebr berIelben.
ais an Der Sbir bes 8erfers.
Gin Nunn bate brei Sreunbe.
3rpei berielben liebte er iehr, Ser
brittle mar linn gleihsiftig, OF bieier
es ldou am repliditen nit ibm
meiHte.
Chit narb er Dor @ertht gefors
BERT, no er unlhulois, aber bort.
pertln9t mar. yWer ltnter guh",
lpradl or, ,fpM nit mir geben nio
iiir midi seuaen2 Senn in btn
hart oertlast Uorbeu uno Der aoHig
5irnt."
Ser erIte ieiuar Sreunoe e%utibu1<
bi9te iid ioeleih, oaB er aityt NIT
linn seben fonne lpe9en anoerer &C.
idditc. Ser 5rpeite begleitete ibn
bis 8ur 5biir oes H~ibtbuuies; Sd
panote er lih uno gtng 5urad. ats
Surht Dor Dem 5Drnisen 3idlter.
Ser brittle Der SreunSe, ouf Der" er'
am rpeniaiten eebaut bate, siig
binein. reoete fiir ibn unp 3euste pr,t
ieiuer llnihuio 10 freubig, SnS ber
8ihter i'm log lieb unb beiehentte.
Srei Sreunbe bat Der Meuid, IN
bieier 8elt; lpie %betrasen lie lid, III
Der Stlnoe bs3 Sobes. penn ihu
@ott Dor 8eriht foreert? Sac @elp,
iein better Sreuno, oerldBt i'm 5ilerit
unb gebt nidt NIT ibm. Seire @er<
nanptcn unb SreunSe beelciten i'm
bis CUR Sbure bes 6rabes unb febrcu
lpieoer i'll lire &duier. Ser brittle.
Den CT I'M Seben OFT am meiitcn uers
guB, iinb ieine p~oblthdtigN 8erfe.
Sic nllein bc9leiteu ibu biz surt
Chrome bes 8ihters; lie sebeu porar.
iprchcn fiir i'm unb iinben Sarmbcrs
6igteit unb @nuoe. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Sic 0Grenbaut.

3lpei Sdserburit,en battcn bon eli
mem Barren gebort, ipeld,er it'd I'M
&albc nuibalten iplte. Weil man
Ionec teinen 10 sroBen uuo itarfen
Sdren aeiebcn bate, 10 ireuten lie iidl
iiber Den idonen EelS. Den tic DEM
Barren ab6iebcu lpollten. .&crn ih
ibn idieBc", ia9tc Der cine. 10 lu6
ih mir cinen Wautcl bapon MAIDEN.
Der ioa MIDI in @inter biibid) marnl
halten."
Y9iein". iaatc Der dnbcre. i'd
ihicBe Den @drcu uub pcrfaufe Den
YelS. Ser aiirihncr 5ahlt mir Sebn
Sbdler bniiir. Die iulen mir id)on I'M
Sentel tlin9eu."
llntcrociien pur c. 3eit 9erpprbeu.
III Gen Wuib Si gcbcn. Nl3 lie uber
allcin onrin pnrcn mln bcu Sdrcn
bon ierne Drummer hprtcrL bn puroe
es ibucn pot elm lpcuig bnn9c. Nls
CT nm gar nGber TAM nnb iidl Ieiil
ldlredliheS Drummer nod itGrfer
hpren lieB, "a mari Der. lpelder oen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Weoanfcu.


Nid,t IciGten Samples iicat ser
@iallbe;
Sulh' @ut Mil idiper crrlnsen
iein.
SreiipiQig trdnft III feline
Srallbe;
Sic Setter MIR erprcSt Sen
@cin;
llnb mill Elm gngcl 6immelz
lp0rts,
Crit briht ;m 600 elm Ienihcnz
(Sbepbpr aorncr.)
@er in g0ttlidcu Sinacn nidts
glnubt, ais mas CT nit icincm Der
ltnnoe allsnlel'en tdnn, Der perfleincrt
Die Sbcc . @ptt. - Die 0ebcimz
nilie iiberihreiten unicrc %crnmnft.
oenn lie legcn ms @ohrbeiten ppr.
pelhc in bieicr Hcibc ppu Grfcnntz
nillcn, Sic nnier @eiit burdD untiirlitc
Strait in iih iinbet. nidt cntbaltcn
Iinb; abcr lie iino niht geacn unicrc
%ermunit unh riberiprchen tcincr Der
&ubrbcitcn, 6l bencn mir burd Die
Sent9clcpc gcfiibrt lperbcn.
(@pttfr. @ilb. 9eibnis.)
llnb filr Den @loIbeu laB ms
tcdltcrl,
&pa @rpBnuItb lddclu auf ben
Sppttl
llnb nit Dem Cater la6 ms
rcdltcn,
llno mlier &nbliprldb, Der lei
@ptt,
(Sstnr b. HeopiB.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13
Ser iiingite Sulodt.

Ser iii1gite beutidle Soloat 1T mobl
Der 1874 Sabre ate Soiepb Wertt,
Der Suhu ciucS 8erbers in Webiugcn.
Der iunse @ann filr iein Sitter 9roB
lnb trdftig, ite1te lid nnf Dem
YSdndbiidcu Merfur" pbne Wiierl
ieines Suters bel einem llliner Heats
ment. Ils Der Batter 3llerit Die nutbz
lpenbige @inwiligung nit Dem Be
merteu pcrrpeigerte, baS man init
,2allsbubcn" teineu arieg fiibrcu
tonne, ihrieb Der Sunse ubermnls nn
ieinen Batter: sd mill mid, gut
bulten unb mill 81 8ott bitten. buB
lih Iacs sum- Seitcn lenft. unb lieber
ion midi Die erie &ugel t%reffen, ais
baB ih III bieier idliperen 3eit ole
8dnbe sfpiihen @ptt lIuo Dem Batter
Ianoc 5erbrede. &us Die Suaenb II
beIunet. iagt Der 5err 0auptnlonu.
eiu gutter @ille lei mebr mertb ais ons
Ilter. 9ieber Batter! Sd bite Sid
nodnmals Inn Seiuc Ginrpiligung.
ga tam Der Batter sur llcberSelt@
gung, nnB es Dem Sohue nit ieinem
@orbaben beiliger Gruit lei. baB cr
AM eincn iolhen Sobn ei9entlih itol6
ieiu millIe unb ibm Die Ginipiqigung
nid)t LANCER purentbulteu pilrfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-13

y Ncuring, Scott, Enhancing tie
@nBc Carriers Snmilp"; .. 6ucbid).
Nlclu 9ort, 1913. z. 10 II. II. a. =.
~ ~Sie grnGbrunssfunbe. Elm
S~Sinensgebiet Der Srau." .Gentrals
Slutt K Social Suffice. San. 1913.
Snbraang V. go. 10. g. 223.
$3.50 Chaplin H, g., She Stonbs
orb OF 2ipin9 in Mem Oort Gin.
Charities Tublication Committee. Mem
yorf, 1909.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-04-03
LAw1oN BOUND OVER.

Preliminary Of Man Supposed to Have As
saulted Chiaaman Held Wednesday.
A. A. Lawton, who has been In the
county jail for the. past week charged
with assaulting Wee Sing, the Chinese
proprietor Of the Chicago Gate, was
held ct the court house Wednesday af.
tsrnoon before Justice Of the Peace
Emmett B. Cook. States Attorney
Hsdrick had charge of the prosecution
and Judge P. F. Ward was the attorney
for the defendant. Lawton is charged
with hitting Wee Sing over the head
and on the hand with hammer In the
formers place Of business about twelve
O'Clock on the pight Of March oath.
The state produced several witnesses
to substantiate the fact that the crime
was premeditsted and done wilfully
and with the intent to do great bodily
harm. The defendant put up no de.
tense at this time other than the argu.
ment BY his attorney In which he de.
sired the case dismissed. Judge Cook
however bound Lswton over to the
next term of the circuit court and
fixed bis bond at $1,000.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-04-03
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
Free Scholarships Will Be Granted This Yea,
By Huron C0lIese.

Free Scholarships Will Be Granted This Year
By Huron College.
Huron, 8. D., April 3rd: A number
OF free scholarships will be granted this
year by Huron College to graduate. Of
high schools and eighth grade oonnty
schools.
Under the McOlymonds plan, main.
tanned by an annual gift, six scholar.
ships, amounting to 500 each in cash,
will be awarded to graduates Of four.
year high schools who win the highest
ranking in an examination conduoted
by the college thru the principals Of
the high schools or other DESIGNATED
persons, on May 11th and 18th.
In addition, the flrst honor studen,
OF q four.year high school will. on re-.
quest, be granted free tuition for one
year, without examination; or il the
hrst honor student does not accept. the
free tuition may be granted to the
second honor rank. It is not unusua]
for the same student to win both the
free tuition scholarship and the 500 In
cash. The first honor student eradn.
ating from a three-year high school O,
from a county eighth grade class ma,
receive half tuition free, without ex
animation. "a
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-04-03
ELK ARRIVE.

Twenty -one Head of The Antlered Tribe Are
Received From Jackson Hole Section,
Sundays Burlington brought in q
shipment OF twenty .one elk from the
Jackson Hole country for the Wind
Gave reserve. They were all young
animals and seemed to be In fine shape.
Fred M. Ollie. who has charge of Wind
Gave, had made arrangements previous
to their arrival and Monday morning
the Roth Transfer Company transport.
ed them to the park In large crates
where they were turned loose In the
forty acre field which also contains the
fourteen head of buffalo now kept q,
the park. The work of fencing q large
tract, at least one half Of the reserve
will be commenced soon and these an
imals together with others which ar
rive later will be given the freedom ot
this larger enclosure.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-04-03
REVIVAL meetings.
STARTED SUNDAY
LARGE TABERNACLE ERECTED
FOR THAT PURPOSE.
REV. BROMLEY IN CHARGE
PRESBYTERIAN, BAPTIST. METHODIST
and CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
UNITED IN THIS SERVICE.

The union tabernacle revival meet
ings we're opened Sunday morning with
services In charge of Evangelist Henry
w. Bromley, of Wilmore, Kentucky,
assisted by q large chorus choir in
charge Of Professor Myers and the
meetings we're very largely attended.
The tabernacle will seat comfortably
IN the neighborhood of one Thousand
people and 1t was pretty we'll filed.
The meetings have continued each
night since and will continue for the
next few weeks.
Rev. Bromley Is an evangelist of
national reputation and ia we'll known
especially In this section by reason OF
the fact that he conducted series Of
meetings both at Repid City and at
Sturgis about month ago. He is q
very forceful and convincing talker and
his discourses are full of good whole.
some advise. To date the meetinas
have been In the line of organization
together with some very interesting
talks. The membership Of each church
Is becoming enthused with the spirit
OF the revtvals and much good is bound
to come as result.
On next Sunday afternoon Rev
Bromley will give his stirring lecture
"To Men Only" As he states It, this
lecture is brimful of faith, facts, tiloso.
ply, fun and fire and from the words
of praise he has had voluntarily given
to him, every man and boy In the city
would do we'll to attend.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-04-03
the force of good example made man

the force Of good example made man
Of that boy.
Business men In this town are look
ing for responsible men. They want a
boy who will always be there when he
promises, boy who will work for his
employer just as II the business were
his own, the boy who will take an in
crest in the business that he will
learn all there is to know about il and
speak about TOUR store". and ''our
bank" The boy who keeps his mout b
closed about things he knows In busi.
ness way and which may be contiden.
tia!. A boy who presents a neat ap-
pearance and keeps good company.
Not mollyooddle, nor a sissy-men
detest these more than the boys them
selves-but real, manly boy who will
make manly man.
Hunting for this kind of a boy, the
business man does not seek In the
saloons or the pool halls, nor back
rooms where card games may be found.
Neither does he especially love the boy
who has cigarette hanging from his
lips. Nor the boy who stands at the
corner and squirks and makes rude re.
marks at the women who pass And
above all they will have nothing to do
with liar. But the business men
know, and 1t is not always bad luck
when young man gets turned down
for that job he was expecting aud It
goes to another"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-04-03
CAPACITY BUSINESS.
Clint and Bessie Robbins COMPANY Did Biz
Business at Deadwood Last Week.

Clint and Bessie Robbins Company Did Biz
Business at Deadwood Last Week.
The following is clipped from the
Deadwood Pioneer. Times relative to
the Cliut and Bessie Robbins show
which appears here next week for six
days.
"The Clint and Bessie Robbins COM
pany played to capacity business at
the Deadwood theatre last night and
faced an audience that was fully repaid
for In attendance. Aside from the fact
that the patrons of the house knew
they would witness we'll presented
drama, there waA special interest in
the announcement that the Robbins
would put on "The Rag Doll'', an act
that has given them nation. wide rep.
utatton and wears so we'll that 1t is q
better drawing card today than 1t was
when nrst presented, ten years ago.
Others have copied 1t, but no team has
ever been able to get 1t over with the
purch of its originators. It was as
much Of riot last night as it ever has
been.
The dramatic Offering last night
"Ths Cowboy and the Princess" was
one OF the most thoroughly enjoyable
efforts Of the week. It gives all the
members Of the cast an equal chance
and each one Of them took telling sd.
vantage Of the opportunities offered
It wss we'll staged and excellently cos.
TUNED. In the speciality line, Lloyd
Brosdus, the Hot Springs boy, who has
been one Of the features Of the week
sang two request numbers delightful.
ly and Gene Lewis, whose work In the
leads has been highly complimsnted
showed his versatility by contributing
singing turn that was decidedly good
This afternoon ct 2:3O, the company
will-present "The Lady Detective, and
close their engagement this evening
with The Call Of The Woods"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-04-03

cussion as to the identity of the men
who will be selected to make up the
bull moose congressional and state
ticket. For The United State senator.
ship there is q possibility that either
Richard Franklin Pettigrew, former
United States senator from South Da.
kota, or Col. Melvin Grigsby, of Sioux
Falls. personal friend Of Theodore
Roosevelt, will be selected to make the
race as the bull moose candidate for
election to the United States senate.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-04-03
WATCHING THE BOYS.
Exchange Says Business Men Know The Bows
Of The Town.

Exchange Says Business Men Know The Boys
of The Town.
independence (Mo.) Examiner: Re.
Gently In this town several inquiries
have come to me about boys, come
from business men who are always on
the lookout for the reliable young man
who gives promise of being valuable
asset to whatever place with which be
may be connected. was very much
surprised to flnd that these business
men, bankers, lawyers, owners OF
stores, knew all about the boys Of the
town. They knew just what character.
tstics they displayed and could give a
pretty good idea of the habits of every
one suggested.
They knew whether the young man
spent his time In the pool halls. They
knew II the boy under discussion had
made good record in school and had
finished, and II he had quit school they
knew why. The boys whose names
were discussed would be very much
surprised II they had heard what these
business men said about them and
what they knew about them.
Not for the world would I violate q
confidence. but 1t seemed that perhaps
II the boys knew just how much inter
est the older men were taking in them
1t might be worth something. Not Ions
ago I read of . young man who was not
much good and did not get along very
we'll. He admired greatly an olde,
boy who was hard worker, q neal
dresser and who had responsible
place. Then this boy began initiating
the older man, he dressed better, b.
talked cleaner, he held his shoulder,
up and soon began to look you straight
In the eye and unconsciously almost
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-04-03
GRAND LODGE MEETING.

Odd Fellows Lodge Visited by Grand Lodge
Officers Of the State, Saturday.
A meeting Of the local Odd Fellows
lodge was held st their hall In lower
town. . Saturday afternoon at which
time g. e. Wilson, Grand Master for
the State of South Dakota. toEher
With Col. Baker. of Hermosa, another
grand lodge officer. we're present. Dur
Ing the afternoon Fred Warden and A,
B. Pscht were given the higher degrees.
la the evening the members Of the
local lodge, their wives and few in.
vttsd friends gathered at the hall and
listened to we'll rendered grogram of
rsoitationA, songs and instrumental
music. This was followed by dancing.
At twelve O'Clock Q sumptious lunoh
was served. The evening was q most
enjoyable one for all present.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-04-03
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Symphony Orchestra. Of St. Paul. at Yer
million on April 3rd

Symphony Orchestra. Of 81. Paul, At Yer.
million on April 3rd.
Vermillion 29-The st. Paul Sym.
phony Orchestra will bs the main fa..
ture OF the Spring Music Festival. "a
be held here in the city theatre, April
3rd, under the auspices Of U. q. D.
College Of Music. Three distinct nro.
grams wilLbe given.
Coach OLAF Hanson has about do.
cided to enter two South Dakota teams
in the mile and two mile relays st The
Drake Relay Carnival at De Moinae
April 18th. This year the local tract
team will be at its best in the ausrte,
and distances, permitting two strong
relay teams.
The U. 8. D. baseball team COCA n
Omaha April 18th, for series of same,
with the Omaha Western Leaoua t..,,,.