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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Sic fntbpliidIcu &ipNcrfraucm im
&ricgc.

llcbcr oic tntiuliid,cm SlpTterfraucu
I'M &ricgc idreibt her Srieas= yertdlt=
er'tattcr saul Gdnpencr, beiicn &c
rid)tc in eilcr In5nbl reidsnrutidlcr,
metit ntdtfatbDliidIcr Slitter rridlei-
ncit, II. q. i%utgcuDcs: ~,9anaiam sicbt
Der grppe S~runSpDrt5ug mad 9urem=
burg ulis ocunA Sriercr Mcltbahnbuf
binGns. Gr lit upllgcpfrppft nit fn=
tbDliidlcu Cracusianucitern uno =Grii=
bern, Die lid 5ur Hflesc DER %ermuu=
Dctcn mad ZEN Smlu dffeiDcrn bel
SpnsiuD uno hGrii6cr binaus begebcn
irpllcn. nShbrelnna," 10 iagtc mir
cine cpau9cIiiGc Came in Sricr uffeu=
bcr5ia, obaten mir fir Minnn, Sinh
uiib @ansfalt iDracracn Sraucu uits
pcrgctiid) gcfrngt, mcld)en S,ped henit
beitfc md Gle Mhi6lietnug Der &ip=
iterfrnucn uuni friib pnliicrcnheu Sc
bcu ner Rctinu ldbcn f6nnc. 2cbt
nter bin idD CO 5nfr;encn, Sic stnu=
ben nidlt, mcIdjer Gcocn lit eiricn Sa=
gen ans ben i.itcn Ndnucn Der &l1iter
nm Hhcil nnn M Ger W'uiel fir infer
aan5cs &ulf gcflpiicu lit. @ic bic
&ctn5cinu1ntd)cn babrn bic Sdlpeitern
icit Snhr NM Tna %unGlan1lime Mcn=
gcn Wcif3eng, Striimpic, semocn,
Sinnrn nuh &auCagcr aufgcitnpclt
mn ans ienbitacipunusncm fyiaGs
gnr5c &aitcu geinmanb aMfgctbiirmt,
nit bencu ie uniercn %%criuuunctcm III
@ilfc scfommcu iiuo. Sic upricraliac
Mrbcit bcs y&ptben Srcn5es" nr,o oes
%atcrlGrniiGeu Srnueupcreins in
alcn Ghreil, nbcr man iicht cs auf ben
criten Elif, ,rer ppn n~uiercn Ser
nnuhetcu in einem SlUitcr nm ,ucr in
cttem 9niarctt Die criteu 'Samnrei=
dJungeu erhG.ten hat. On lit fcincr,
her nid)t upm &ppf bis 81 cen Siihem
aciuaidcu NIB nit friiGcr WdiNc per=
ichcn uprbcn lit. lluo tciu Gtdubden
lit mebr iii Der nit scrriicucn pncr gar
5eridjnitten gcurienen ltnifrrm 81
ieicn. Mcnu Die E~ageSGrbcit an Sem
GcrmuiSctcn 81 Gucc iunr, baben bic
SloncrfrnMen lid ljGf biHgeiest mo
bid llnifurntcu gcrciniSt uuo gcafht,
wabrcno IN zen 2a5aretteu has nif)t
iinincr rjalif acweieu iciu mag. TN
icrcn pcriuGGiter iIngcn NaGhdjeu
bStten mir iu.dJe g,rbeit uidJt gut 5a=
mrtbru fInncn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

un9c ii6cnpjeien mn p~rrGditct. l~pcitcyc
@crbdftuuAct itcscn 6eppr. Sic
er%cn5tontrpilc III MN olIi5 GuBcritc
bcriddrft morDcn.
0ic %oridlIGGe ser cibgcn0iiiiAcn
Smnu5Nircftiou ulb Der @rpcrienfom Z
million fiir Die idppei3eriidc 8ebr>
itcucr laltcu On3iL onb cine emma
ligc Stcucr in brci Hatcn crbpben
miro. Sic Steucr ioa crit pom Gin
fonumcn bon 1000 Srnntcn o~uiiuGrt5
mo BON ~gicrun0acu bon 10000 Srans
ten aufluGrt5 crboben lpcrbcn. Scr
SlcucrfuB itci1t proarc'iip bon - pro
D}ile bis auf TO pro Diitlion fpuu I
Oltliipn Srnntrn &crmGQcu). 9ic
5tcilcr ipl, ME idpn gcmrlbct, an bic
100 Miiioncn Trantcn erAtbcn. Nns
tilrIid luerbcu aid Attienacielidafs
len rilu. beitcuert.- ,HtiHapoit." a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Suuncstrnppcu blei6cn.

OBS nuf @eitercS miro YrGiibent
Wilion Die Siubestruppet ull3 Der
gore bes Golorubper @|rubcnitreits
nidit 3lrild6tcbeL neil @oupernelir
Nmntpn5, nuf Oeiien Iitrag oie Grip
pen nnf9e6otcn luilrben, ole @crants
luortlln9 fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Cronung in ipid)em Safe nbgelebnt
bat. - Sic pom &rdii0enteu trnuunte
neue 5trcifs Gommiiiion orguniiiertc
lid pifi3icll, iHbem JIG Seth 2olu 81
ibrcm %~oriiBcnben %eripdbltc. Mad
cincr &%ciprcdlung nit Dem Mrbcitsz
iefretdr &illon lit o6er 6cidloiien
lpprhcn, bab Die Gomniiiion iidl pors
ldufi8 d t ndd) Colorado bcgcbcn
lpirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
&altct rs an S7auS fir Rbcnmatismus

IS 5otfgnen 3tvcd, iid 81 trimmer
unp an wsnbcn, unb 81 gIouben, e9
pcrgebc BON ict6it. Sic ielbit perben
untcrlicget. Wcbraud)en Sic Slpans
Eminent. Sic brnlibcu c5 uidt cins
5~ureibeu. &niicu Sic es einfa1 an
Die nn9e9rificnen StcIcn burhOrhQell.
IS linbcrt Oen Sdmer5 ~ioiort. Sic
bcfinocn iid fat ougcnblidlid bclier
mn m0d)tem dnocrcn 2eihenbcn .ruz
tben Sluau'3 5n Acbraudcu. 6olct
Gud) cine % Gent9 Sloitbc Sloau'a
eminent in irgeno elmer Nputbetc nno
baltct e2 beitdnoig i'm 3nuic acgen Or
%fdltun0cn, lpebe nno %aeidpoleu:
@lieber &umbngn, Scidticn lnO dbns
Iid)c @eibcn. Sbr @elo 6uriid, luenn
nid,t 5uirichcngcitclIt, o6er eS 6riu0t
init nugenblidlidc &inberung. 0olet
nod bcutc cine SluIdIc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
'2cbcrleincnSc iino Int gCiitiaer Siuiift
nusliiflif, III pbDiiihcr a6=
gcmattet.

Cine trdQe. frnnfe @e6cr bcfunoct
fidy 8ucrit inn getitigcu 3uituno, man
lit unglildlid uub taNcliiidtig. Ahr
ipcrn Wiagcn uno &ebcr ricltig fuufs
tionierch bot man %rit am &cbcu.
6altet Cure 2eber tbdtig unO 9ciunb
burd Sen @ebrouh BON Or. Sling
Neip 2ife 8ilen; DieIclbcn bnItcu Den
2ci6 often. itdrteu Den Nagcu. turircn
%eritopilmg ulb rcinigcn bu5 @lut.
% Gents in Npotbcfen. Sudlcn's
Nrnifaz Salbe lit cin gllte5 Wtittel
gcgen 6dmorrboiOcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
ltno onS uc'tnt hnnn ,,rtuci(
rclieienr".

Sn Ser @Groir" pcrGficntlidt Scr &C.
fanntc &itcrut q. GGurpcu.icr Notes
De Camp, in pclen er uud) iibcr
Sen 0rtpeil rcligieur" iprt6t: ~3h
fam bicicn Iungtn @criHt uidt icbliez
BEN, pbnc ctuaa 81 lngeu iibtr Oas
9rlpahen Der rcligioicu Wcfiiblc bel
Der W(cbr6ahl BON ms. gictue &G@
mcraoeu (Gb. mltroe bel &croun per-
Wunoctf itno. eberio luic i'll, fntbo
lid. nbcr prnffiSicrtcn wcnig. Sie
SonntaAsmciie pcridumtcn mir ges
ip6bnlid. Scit @caim bca aricgcs
ic0oh babe il ic6en Sonntcg Scr
OtcNe 6ciAclpoJnt Gum eriten
W(aIc III metncm Gebcn bu6c i) er>
fnbrcn, mas bcr drilIlihc Wlaube lit,
Der Wlolbc oil Gin Tprtlchen und) nem
Sobc nit al ieiner 0offmug. Menn
ldl nltS oicicl &riege 5urijcffcmme (id]
made mir feline S|tluiioncu). 10 ncrbc
ih lcbcn lpit frilgcr uno mcine rclie
gi6icn Yflidrtcn ipobl micbcr ncrldu,
men; 0bcr id pciB nun bod, naB i'd
&nibplit bin mnb lperbc 9o3 nienalo
pcr9cNcn." &cnn 0u3 Der lhlic6lidJe
GriplN her Sadc lit, Dam mar Der
Qnn5c .rjucil religicur" MIR cir raid
perilndernbe9 5tro5fcucr unb bat
riAt picl &crtb.-t1A. B., p.
HopemDcr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

I'M II. Gon9reBsG iitrift BON SGiroi5
ipobnen, brieiiid eriudt, ar ibrel
eon9reBnldrn 81 protcitieren unp
5lpar mlttclit zines bcigeiii0tcn Girfuz
lars, in meldem crtldrt lit, pcabolb
DEM pben0ennnnten &latt Dns Yriuiz
lcgtrm Der Mountaineering 5lpeitcr
&ln''e cnt3oaen merbcn Ioll. &enn
abe Die bodllu. Serren hca gclumntcn
9onarcSz 9e5irfs Oieicm S(ppeu Noigc
Icilten lpcrocn mn luciu nnbcre, bod
milroi9e 6crren in Den Ger. Stnotcu
niclca 9cilpiel nnhnbmlcn miirben tlpie
g 5. y. Die StlIhcntcu be3 9nn1piou
College, Yroirie hu GGicn, gSio., BON
ibrcn bctrcifenbcn ocimnthaorten ans
9etban bnben), miirbe Gin Heiultnt Ill
oiclcr Sadie nidlt du5blci6cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
SEES SgItn'ts Itrunrenc.

2onbon, Is. Gc5.-@inc Mcltz
t~crocpcidc Gus aonitaltinppel ilacr
Nmitcroam gibt Den Snbolt Der
3~brunreoc iuicncr, lucidbe Slltan
NIcbntcb Der SiInftc bel ncr Gr1ffnuna
hc9 tilrtild)en Enrlomcut5 biclt. Ser
Sultan in9tc, CT lei sur Ntiegscrfldz
ring bnpurd %ge6ruungcn morOelt, 0nB
bic rilliihc 6lottc Die tiirfiihc I'M
SdNmur3cn Nicer ou9riIi unD Guglonb
mo Srontrcid ~thatiarblid ScinbIcli9z
feitcn boanaueh iubam ie 5rrppcu
an Die tilrfl'dcH Oren5eu innhten.
Sic NptbpenOigteii crGab iid,, fubr
Der Sultan fort, nit @nifcngcpnit
Der Toiitif Der 3eritDruug 5u begegz
men. ncldlc ~ allen 3citcu Gnglan0,
9iuBinub lIo Tranfrcid gcgen DC
islauliftidc g8clt beobadtct baben
unp iueld)c ocn Gbarntter elmer relis
0ioicn N6rioI4una anacnomnlen bat.
Sn llcberelnitinmnng nit Der Set
ma (ocn bciligcn @eiebc hcS aprou)
haze tr nn u!lc Northumberland Den
Nnfruf 3l cincu bciligcn ariegc qcgen
jclc WGd}tc upo bcrcu Gerbiilbetcn
crlaIlcn. Gr lei oappn ilbcr5cu9t, bob
bic tiirtiidcn &nll6e nlb Gee Strcits
frdftc friidc Sicge 6u hencn 9~elpinnen
luilroen, lpcldc Die glprrcicbcn Pr
mecu Scutidlanba mn Scitcrreite
llngorna iiDcr Den gemeiWinmcu SeinO
crrunAca Dubcn.
Sic Sc5icGlm8cn 81 Ben on Dem
nidt 6ctbciliatcn Mddteu icicn
fortgc'cBt frcunoicGnftlide. DEFENDERS
Oieienigen 81 bcul Nadl6orituat 8uls
gurien. Scr Sulton be5og iid fllr5
nIf Den @iberruf Der anpituldtiuncn
unb be9rilubete Oicieu Sdritt bamit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Gircr Der ierbiihcn Mprbbubcn.

Der S~cicblsbobcr Ser icrbiiNcn Site
nrmcc. General Stcpunpiuitif, bat
nud Dem Sicgc Der Scitcrrcidcr bel
@dliclpo. Der blird) cincu idlpcrcn
Observation-Disclosures bcS lcrbilhen
GbcrsGonmnanboS mclcntlid crleids
teri lulrbc. III eintm @uibauIaQ iidD
ielbit an Der @cneralss Sddrpc err
6dn9t. General Stepanoluitid. milf
tdriId bcurtheilt. Gin genial ucrans
la9ter nnb groB5iigiger 6%elbberr, lit
Durd Den Niorb . Scrajelpo Itart
comprpmiticrt. Sn3 Sht bcs arurcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
@erihmuubcue TrUtcitihrci6cn.

NuS W%ai1iugton Ocrlnutct llc6er
ben Mittbcilungcn Der biciiqcu bcuts
idcn 8otihuit an od0 Staut9ocpnrtcz
nlent i6cint cin merfDllroiger llHltcrn
All iflpebcn. WtultcriGic WGhtc lnllcu
tic ollc 3t pppprtuncn W}omcntcn pcrs
Sdminbcu nm mn Ourh 6cruiihc PM
itrengungen III c5 ihlicBlid Damn
mDglidl, lie mieocr ans Sidlt pifi5ieIlcr
glnertemnulg 81 briuacu. Senc untcr
,8aSredmmAcn bcgrabcuc hcltidle Or
fldrung be5ilglih Der Monroe 9pftrin
lit nod in nlcr @e0ddtuib IND iait
id)ien IS, ais iOlte lid anldBlid] bc3
&roteitca Acgcn bic &%crpeubun0 bon
Gum : Sum WelGoncn lcitcna DER
@riten urb aegcH Den Srport 0icicr
brmancn ~GricQ3n1ittcl ans inherent
@eltiricben unD Hddittuliebc prcbiz
9enben &an0c bn3 bei6dmcnbc Sdalls
ipiel lDieoerhplcn.
Stt Grtldrmg ser bcutidleu Bot
fdait mar am 3. Sc3. Dem Staut5ncs
portemcut 8ugciaHOt unO 5luci Gage
ipGter in elmer llc6ericbnmA Der &rciie
mitgetbcilt morbcu Sn Den Surcnur
&crru 9rnaa's muBEc a abcr on
gcblih uidJt3 bon ihr unh bis hcutc lit
Der @otid)nft aud tcincrlci Gmpinn03-
.eiiGtiguuQ 3%lBcadugcn. 2lutrnQeu
Bel ZEN Chefs Der ueridicoeucu Nbthei
Iltngen crgdbeu ~jcotannl ucgaiioe Ytcs
ililtute, bis idIicBld bcutt cine cucrs
glide NaGfnr6mg Oa3 Eutmcut
mieber ans Saac3lidlt mo 3ur SCENT
niB 0errn @rnnu'S bruttc. Der ouruuf
fcincn Gmpfang Den 3cinma2uertrcs
tern bcitGtiAtc, T~ler6iugs hcidrdnftc
Der Stnntsictrctdr lid barnni III 9rOs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
G%arrau5a's Srubnms.

General Garran6n lieB nm IA.
Se5ember ourd) Den Guniul CANADA in
Vera 9ru5 nus nnIeritnniidbc Stoot5z
amt bcitod,ridtigen. bnB ieoer Gift Scr
ecipalt 'citenS Der anlcrifaniidlcn
SriIppen III Ndco, Nri5pna, alS feinSs
lcllgcr Wit betrndtct luerben lpiiroe.
elnerlel, pie freunbli6 Die Hcgieruna
letn mo9c. Gnrron5a bebauptct, @es
neral Sill treffc nidt sic Shulb fiir
ons SdcBen ilbcr hic @rcu5c. SoIde
%orrnlle 'eicn gum Sbeil nuf @cd)s
tlilng Der illall9ebrndtcn Hclgieroe
Der Inerifancr 5i icben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
SIRE Grfa,tuua lit scfGbrlih.
Snriret lie iuglcid,.

GrfdItunAen finn nlitcdcnb. Gin
~geIdludd)ter M0rprr nimml bic Seine
icidt AM. Sic iduIbcu cs iih IclbIt
unp .Sbrcn Snlniliennngcborigcu. Die
Misunderstanding ioiurt 5u tDbtcn. Or.
@ta'9 &ines5nrs6pncu ipirft nu:Qcs
3eidJnet Gel Grtdltltu8eu uuO 0uittn.
Is lott Den ShIcinL turirt pcn 0ulteil
nnb heilt Bic @unQen. GS lit Qnrnn@
tirt. Nur % Gents bel Gurem
Nnnthcfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
&onnelu ,uirn SIREN Sonitei,
Gstlen.

@cnu Sic iid cine GrfGltuno 5ils
5ieben (oitruola beutct nicben mlb
blltcn cs an. ioltcn Sic iDfort
g~nnocll. 0inn bcnfe nid)t: yG5 fat
nidta 81 bcbeuten." Gr1ite grfranz
fllngcn iinb oft sic Solgc. Sas
Nitlcl, bao ioiort unb lcidt Siubes
rlln9 bringt, lit Sosieni9e, oas Sic
anpenpcn %iolten. 9r. Sings Nelp
0i5copcrW linoert Die GntSiinbung unb
.init Den Shlcint. Sic fiiblen lpfort
bciicr. 0Wiciu t0uiten mnroe iofort
%qclinocrt", lolltct zines Der pielen chr
lidcn 3cugniIle. 80 Gcnts bei @llrenl
I~pptbcter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
oOO,0OO
MenibcnfrcHcr

in ben Siioiec@ SnieIu (S5eonien)
bcbiirfen Der Sienite tatboliiher
VtiNionGre iebr oringenb. Sic bas
ielbit mirfenben Wiiiioudrc bitten
m%iibtbdtige Sreunbc initdubiglt,
linen IN ibrcm gro6cn &eric, Der
Guebrcitung unb Sefeiti8un9 bes
Meihca Gbriiti ami @roeu, na6
Ardften bci5nitcbcn.
Seber Wpbltbdtcr. Der cine @nbc
an bie6atbUiie Iriutius &c., Sus
buGuc, Soiun, lenoct, pirb inner
hnlb ndlt Wunntcn cine Gmipfon9ss
beItdtigung bon Den WiiiiunGrcn
i'll pcu Siioicc Suicln erbnlteu.
Gin ieher &ntbolit ipate frcuoig
! 81 bicIcm colen &crtc beiIteucrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Gariante.

Serr (5il einem @einreiienoen):
.&iIien Sic, Sbrep Wein failie id
nidt mieber, Der befpmmt mir nid)t.
Sd babe cinmnl Den &uter I'M Saf
gefauit, aber nie mieoerl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Tltti Weiiaee" Neitnticn.

Su Der Sclpcglulo gcgcn oic .Mcnz
ace" bctbdtigl ia, hcr bod}w. S>crr 81.
= itcnt0ttcr BON Der Ct. Mnrien Stride
81 Oc0cnrp, 81, ~bcipnbcra pruftiih.
@r bot ctlpn i@iini8iA Gfarrer, pcldlc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
ssim enre'sen erpasns man sea. oisiss slat..

SlnltenpnarcS bon Nrtlteltcn bcoinnt
Scieil, Die cs pcrgicBen boIfen. unz
lctipoll 81 ncroen. Is mnblt bas
Hao bon @ottcs Iiiblc. Gdaffl.
Seitrng."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22
Etrcnae Scrren.

sd mar apfangS iebr itreng gegen
meilre Srau!"
rSo, ia, oarum bait on aiid) niAt
lange regiert!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

hnb Die Sonbcrrcdltc, rpcldc bic
Yfprte Nllsllnbcru 9cpdGrt babe. cine
Sorm oll9elommcn babe, Die ibren
SouperGnttdta Hed)tcn 5lllpiotrlauic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-22

pm, Sen ,. 9iupent6cr III
tx Nit Der gr0Btcn &icben2lpiirz
~ Di8tcit cmpfdugt mid Nez
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-12-10

And. Ike good stewards. We should -
account or every dillar uf our appro
prsaIionS as e. make IL perfectly eFi
dent What Il was spent for and hi
whit witty Il was sIsnt
II j. n6t expenditure but exirasa
ganee that We should feaF being crit
ciSed for not paying FOR The ieglti
mate enterprises and undertakings az
a great government whose prople com
mand what It should do. but adding
whit viii benefit only few or Ionr
ing money ont for Whist need not have
been undertaken at all OF might have
been postponed or better and more
conceived and carried
out The nation Is mol nlggardly; Il is
very generous IL VIII chilc rs only
II We forget for whom we pay money
out and whose money II II We pay
These are large and general standards,
but they are not very difficult Of appli
cation to particular cases.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-12-10
POWERFUL NAVY IS
AMERICAN POLICY.
United States viii Continue to Remain
Strong on the Seas.

A powerful navy we have always
regarded rs our proper and natural
means of defense and II has always
been of defense that we have thought.
never Of aggression or of conquest.
But who shall tell us now what sort
Of navy to build? We shall take leave
to be strong upon the seas In the fu
ture as hi the past. and there will he
no thought Of onense or Of proyocation
in that. Our SHIPS are our natural
bulwarks When will the experts tell
us just what kind We should construct,
and when will they be right for ten
years together, II the relative efficiency
of craft Of different kinds and uses
continues to change as we have seen
1t change under our very eyes In these
last few months?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-12-10

II Is right that we should provide II
not only. bat that we should make Il
as attractive as possible and So induce
our yonng men 10 undergo 1t N such
times as they can command little
freedom and can seek the physical de-
yelopment they need. for mere health's
sake. II for nothing more Every
means by which such things can be
stimulated is legitimate. and such a
method smacks of true American ideas.
II is right. too. that the national guard
of the states should be developed and
strengthened by every means which Is
not inconsistent with our obligations
to our own people or with the estab-
lished policy Of our government. and
this also not because the time or occa-
sion specially calls for such measures.
but because II should be our constant
policy to make these provisions for our
national peace and safety.
More than this carries with IL re.
versal of the whole history and char
acter of our polity More than this,
proposed at this time, permit me TO
say. would mean merely that we had
lost our self possession. that we had
been thrown off our balance by n war
with which we have nothing Ia do,
whose causes cannot touch us, whose
very existence affords us opportunities
of friendship and disintercsted service
which should make us ashamed Of any
thought OF hostility or fearful prepare
ton for trouble This i nsSnrr,lly tl,<
opportunity for which Il people and Il
government like ours were raised mp.
the opportunity not only 10 speak. but
actually to embody and eNempliiy the
counsels of peace and amity and the
lasting concord which is based on JUS
tice and fair and generous dealAg.
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C. E. Young, & Co., Manchester Center, Vt.

But | turn away from the subject.
10 discuss il We shall not alter OUT
attitude toward II because some amouc
as are nervous aud excited We shall
easily and Scnsibly agree upon policy
Of defense The question has not
changed It's aspects because the times
are not normal. our policy will not
be for m oc,asion. II will he concciv.
ed as n permanent and settled thing
which we Will pursue az all seasons
without haste and after a fashion per.
fecty consistent with the pei,,e ~ the
world, the abiding friendship of states
and the mhamper,I freedom OF all
with whom we deal. let there he no
miscoDccption. The country has been
misinformed We have not been neg.
ligcnt Of national defense We are not
unnindful of The great responsibility
resting upon us. We shall learn and
profit by the lesson of every expert
ence and every new circumstance. and
NuHi - i''b'h WIZ I've HutuuhitiN
done.
close, rs | began, by reminding
you Of HE great tasks aud duties of
peace which challenge our best powers
and invite lls To build what VIII last.
the tasks 10 which we eau address our
selves now and N all time with free
hearted zest and with all the finest
gifts Of constructive wisdom We pOS-
sess TO develop, orr iif and onr re-
sources. I" supply our own people and
the people Of the world as their need
arises from The abundant plenty of
our fields and our martS 0f lrndp 10
enrich the commerce af our own states
and of he world with the brWlnciS of
our milps. ol.f faui,s and our farto-
ries, with the creations Of oar tIlohght
and tue fruits of our character this
Is what will hold our attention and
our enthusiasm steadily now mud in
the years 90 come rs We strive 10
show In our life MS nation what lib
erty and the inspirations OF an eman.
cipated spirit may do for men and for
societies. for individuals. for states
and for mankind
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PRESIDENT WILSON'S MESSAGE
Continued from Page q

TO write upon. Certainly the govern.
ment OF the United States Is not !
think that it is generally agreed that
there should be systematic reorgani.
cation and reassembling Of its parts
so as to secure greater efficiency and
effect considerable savings in expense
But the amount Of money saved In that
way would. ] believe. though no doubt
considerable In itself, running, 1t may
be. into the millions. be relatively
small-small. ! mean. In proportion to
the total necessary outlays Of the gov
eminent II would be thoroughly
worth effecting. as every saving would
great or small.
Our duty is not altered by the scale
Of the saving. But my point Is that
the people of the United States do not
wish TO cnrtail the activities OF this
government They wish. rather. to en-
large them. and with every enlarge
nent, with the mere growth, indeed,
Of the country itself, there must come.
Of course. the inevitable increase OF ex-
pense. The sort Of economy We ought
to practice may be effected. and ought
TO be effected, by careful study and
OF the tasks TO be per.
formed. and the money spent ought to
be made 10 yield the best possible re
turns in efficiency and achievement.
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Watch Crystals.

A few factories IN Europe make an
the watch crystals used In the world.
These comprise five IN Lorraine. two In
France, two in switzerland. one In Al
SAGE and one IN Bohemia. The annual
ouput is about $4,000 gross. Hand
labor is employed 10 great extent In
making the crystals, aud the wages
paid are very small
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-12-10

About \ million and half lunches
of mistIctoe. weighing $50 tons aud
coming from France. were taken 10
London by one railway line for last
Christmas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22
ABOUT SCHOOL ETHICS.

Bishop John W. Hamilton OF the
Methodist Episcopal church In an ad-
ress In Boston charged that the pub
lie school is not producing good NOR
ais or good manners.
II that be true II Is because mix
ed classes are permitted to become
Improperly familiar. They are asso-
clated for several years in the class
room and are apt to indulge In slang
or other rude expressions and unless
carefully warned, they may become
careless OF bearing, and thus lose
out In politeuess. This laSness is not
apt to extend beyond the class mem
bers to any great extent, yet habit
formed In school may crop out In
other circles Of society Constant
gentility ought to be enforced in the
school room.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22
COMMERCIAL club NEEDED

Snyder ought to maintain real
Commercial Club to heep in touch
with outside people and induce them
to locate here. There are thousands
Of tenant farmers who would buy
homes in West Texas II they could
be Induced to come and see.
While some people would like to as
sumo control OF the big farms In
Texas and compel the owners to
charge only fixed rentals. they could
accomplish more good to such ten
ants by inducing them to come west
and buy cheap lands on easy terms.
A local organization OF business
men could do fine work In this
line.
Lists OF land should be compiled
and literature sent out to south and
central Texas. telling the people
there what we have TO offer. and this
course should bring lots Of people
here.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

G. - white was here Monday
from his home several miles east Of
town and reported the fields too wet
10 work and weeds growing beauti-
fully BE said they had a big rain
sunday morning
w. F. DALEY from the same part
OF the county asId.th farmers can't
get into the fields and unless they
can have some clear weather, crops
are going 20 get LOO bad ty He would
uot say too much niu but for 90
fact they would IIka 20 have o. Ier up
Tor o. few days
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

NJ. +. Cornelius to J. A. Terhune.
north half OF southwest quarter Of
Section 1l4. block 3. II. 4 g. N.
also lots 10. II and ~ in block 3S,
Wllmeth addition to Snyder, $4,000.
l.. O. Ryan and wife to W. T. Mix
on, southeast fourth OF Section 161,
in block 3. II. a @. n. $3.50.
r. D. wlman to Charles c. Adder
son. part OF lot In block 4. Scar
borough addition si2O.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-22

Mr. A. H. Barksdale OF Chico ar
rived here Tuesday to visit his
daughter. Mrs W. A. Klncanon Mr..
h. r. Kincanon Of Weatherford, the
father Of W. A. Kincanon has been
here for two weeks. II is certainly a
great comfort to this good couple to
have their fathers both with them.