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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22

i'll Look at me. I'm your son and
I'm too old for baseball already They
have young fellow in my place now
It's time you quit
Il believe | have more speed yet
than you ever had" came back the
old man. Il want my job"
But Willie" held out until the elder
began making the trip to his old place
every day anyway without pay and
just hanging around. Finally some
body tipped him off that Willie had
had him fired. He came home boiling
over and the great baseball star, VINO
wanted to care, for his parent in his
old age, was forced to go and get him
hired back again.
Frank Bowerman. one of the first
battery mates that had when came
to the Giants, is in Michigan, where
he lived while he was in the big
leagues. Frank is a farmer and get
ting along very well, although he was
not the sort who saved much when he
was in the game and salaries were not
so high in these days. Jake" Stahl
is in the banking business in Chicago,
and / could name many other old hall
players who are we'll fixed Few stars
go back to the minor leagues now
when they get through in fast COM
pany. They don't have to. and it Is
a great thing. The worst humiliation
that a big star can suffer is to be
pushed back into the minors. and it
kills lots of them. Some even COM
NIT suicide as MeGann did, The
game is improving.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22
"J0HNNY HARVARD AND
HIS MACHINE" A HIT

A poster entitled Johnny Harvard
and His Machine" which celebrates
Haryard's 800 victory over Prince
ton, and 800 slaughter of Yale, is
giving amusement to Harvard's men
about town. II shows the tigers skin
tackled on the wall and the Yale bull
dog going through the machine and
filling the Yale bowl with sausage.
Sherwood w. Lowrey of the Guardian
Trust Company has a copy of the
poster. ...-e.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22

Frederick J. Martin of New York,
who can disIocate his shoulder It
will, was sent to Sing Sing prison
for two and q half years for fraud.
He disIocated his shoulder and sud
various companies for damages.
The state experimental station n
Lexington, KY, was placed un1er
quarantine because OF the epidemic Of
footand-moufh disease among the -,
fIa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22

The deer season in Vermont, which
has just closed, was one of the most
successful from the hunters stand
point in many years, according to
Game Commissioner John w. Tit
comb.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22

Armed with shotguns and accom-
panied with bloodhounds. a posse is
bunting near Mobile, Ala, for FIVE
While convicts who murdered William
Mayo. a guard at the convict camp
at Canoe, Ala, and escaped,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22

The reappointment by Governor
Baldwin of George L. Varnais Of
Hartford to the state board Of ac-
Ecountancy was announced. His term
lis for three years from January /,
1915.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22
SAWED OFF,
SHORT'a .LS'MsI

Everyone wants to join the Hot
Stove League these mornings.
Chicago sport writer's have develop.
ed a new disease, which might be
termed 'Klepfermania.
Give your rain checks to charity"
IS the latest suggestion. A lot of the
fans gave theirs 10 the waste basket
long time ago.
The Service Football League has
provided a lot of good, clean sport for
garrison fans, and everyone Is sorry
that the last game has been played.
{ . >g.l --7~sssr.s.
Look out for the fireworks when
the Service Basketball League starts.
Every regiment will be out In force
to root for its team. and the acoustics
of the armory are likely to be tried
out in a new way.
According to the dispatches Walt
Johnson has repented and signed a
three-year contract with Washington.
It's a pretty good bet that Griffith
had to meet the Federal terms before
he secured Johnson's signature to the
paper.
Billiards in England has been hit
hard by the war. The London Sports
man says:
''The game was making greater prog
ress than ever when the war brought
almost everything to full stop. The
table makers are almost at a stand
still, engagements have been largely
cancelled, the. public rooms are almost
without passions and It Is probable
that IS per cent IF the amateur com.
petitions will be abandoned. BESIDES
all this inactivity on the industriai
side of the game must throw many
people out of employment Still, bill.
liards as usual is a policy to be
highly commended"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22

Moving picture film valued at $780,
600 was destroyed by fire at the Of
fee of the American I & European
Film Co., New York.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-22

The New Orleans-C Chicago limited
on the Louisville & Nashville railroad
vas derailed near Garland, Ala. Only
two persons were hurt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
Sic ltnipcriitdt 96iucn.

Salit WittbcilIna on bas 9latt set
Centrum" bat Der Scnnt Der Solpener
llnipcriitdt fcinerlei Sei1liiiic gefabt.
I'M Die Golegicn nad Cambridge 81
perlcgen. IN Cambridge ielblt ll6t
man, rpie ilber Sonbon gemelbet miro,
mn ein5clne &urIc Der SDpcner llniz
perlitdt 5ll ilbernebn1cu. Nnfung6 bez
abfimtigte man, bielc &llric III einem
n%eutrolcn 2anbe 81 er0ifncn, nno e5
lunren Idlon Serbonolungeu gefiibrt
lporSen, lponaf Der Sib be5 Wetrpz
politen Der nie0crldnoiiden &irdens
propinS, lttred)t, ba8u auserIeheu
fperben lplltc. @egen bielen Ylan,
Der 5lpnr niHt 9an5 oufgegebcn lit,
ifeinen iid icooh Scbipierigfeiten 5t
crbeben, cbenio iuie gegen Elm gaItli6c5
Mngebot, lpeldc5 Die liberalc lluiperz
Iitdt Sriinel Den 9orpencr So5enteu
eemnht bate. SdtieBlih nnbm man
bas Ingcbot bon Cambridge an, obs
.lpobl ouh bamit allBergetp6bnli6e
Sdnpierigteiten bcr6unOen iiub. Ginige
Yroieiloren beiiuncn iid in Cambridge.
anberc iinb unteripegs. Cine Der
Snuptidipierigteiten biirite pnbl bariu
beiteben baB nidt senus Stuoenteu
ollS Selgien nnh Cambridge founlen
poacn.-(r&. g., 81. Sft.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
Ginselbeitcn iiber 9mftansriff.

Gent iiber Yaris, "a. Top.-
Gin5elbeiten iiber Den Slug5eugzNnz
griff auf Sricbrihsbafen Iinb bier aus
M~omnnsboru in Der Shpei5, eff Wteis
len bon GoniIan5, e%ingetroffen. Semz
nad Idcint eS, Dab 5lpei S%rnn5oIen
auf Ginbedcru uno 5nfi Gugldnber
alf 3ipcipeffcrn an Samstng Hahe
mittae nm I llbr iibcr Sriebrihsbaien
erld]iencu ieieu, ipp5ei tic iebr raid
unb in icbr GROCER &0be fio9eu. Yloe>
lid icien 5lpci Der SlHa5cuae inter
cincm bon cinem bnperii0eu Hegis
mcnte nbgcgcbencn Sngel p0a Sdlnell>
fcllcr9cipcbrcn, ionic inter Shrapz
ncQid,iiiicu aui cine So6c bon etlun
400 Wtctcr berub9ctommen, bdtten
cine babe StunNe lang getreiit nnb in
bieier 3eit Sebn 9ombcn in Die Nnd,>
barIhnft bes 3cppelin> SduppenS oh
oelporien. Cine Der @ombeu tabc 9es
troficn lnb einen She'll be3 Shup>
pens, ionic Waihinerie 5critGrt. IS
miro uld bcrid)tet, Dab elmer Der
ncueiten, eben fcrtigseitclltcn 3eppes
line crbcblid) beihdbi9t luorpcn lei,
bod miro Dies BON Scutihlano in I6s
rcDc aeitcQt. @iiidlidcrlpeiic beidns
oen lid bic mcbr ais t%auicnb Nrbeiter
9eraoe bcim WtittaBeiien. 60 purben
nitr eini9e Ecrlonen, onriintcr 5lpei
Solouter. getobtet, Sn5 Seucr Der
Seutihen brudtc ieinen Der Slicgcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
&altct es an S,ano fir 3beumatismms

Is fat fcineu 3iped, iif 81 triimmen
lno 81 pinbcn, unb 5u 9laubeu. e5
per9ebc bon ielbit. Sic leIbit perben
mnterlic9eu. @ebrauden Sic Slpan's
9ininlent. Sic braltd]en es ntft eins
3ureiben. Saiien Sic es einfad an
Die ansesrifiencn Stelleu purhbrinsen.
IS linbert Den Sdmer5 lofort. Sic
beiinoen iih fnlt au9cnblidlid) better
unb m0hten anbcreu Scioeuben rnz
then, Slonn'3 81 9ebrnuden. Solet
@lld) cine % Gents Slaide Sloau'S
eminent in irgenb elmer Ipotbete uno
baltet es beitdnbig JIM 9aule gcgen CIR
tdltnnScn. uebc nno 9eidtpoacuc
@lieber. 2umbngo. Sciat;ca unb dbnz
lihe Seiben. Sbr @eIb 5rriid, iuenn
nidt 3ufriebcngeitellt, aber es brin9t
iait augenblidlidJe 2inberung. Solet
no6 belite cine Slaidle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
Cine Haraaefc.

Geim Spd,amt in Der ct. Yntrid 8
&atbcbrdlc. 81 Nelp 9orf biclt om %.
Mopemher yfcp. Eotrid Salp, cbcn1als
Ifarrcr bet ct. Marp's : Stride III
Yuusbfeepfs, Ole Yrepist. Sm @ins
bid auf Die 9e9enlpdrti9 i'll Den 3eis
itllugen erortertc Sro9e, oh oar upm
Yrdiioenten 8illon angeurbnete Bet
ionriag ctiuos gcniibt babe uocr nidt.
benterfte Der Ere>iser, bic @ebete
ipilrbcn nit,t crbort, neil Die 2ellte
beut3utu9c nidlt bctcn, pber, iuenn lie
cs tbun, nidt Den crforberlihcu @lalls
ben an bic WirtIamfcit bes @ebetc5
bnben. Sic Shntlohe nllein. bnB Der
Serr Taltor Gin SolGr BON $4,000
bc5iebt, tbut's nod LANCE niht, unb
Der SurdihuittSreide finbct an lid,
ielblt berdrt 8cnilge, baB MIR lelbltz
iiihti9c Wptipe i'm peim 9eten letter..
gum SdluB bemerftc Hep. 9alp:
vWnn tam io9cn: Die HDmer pnren
bic SeutIfen bes IltertbiIms. @ott,
Der 6err. bate ~propbt5eit, Seruialem
miiie lpc9en Der llcberbanpnebmllng
leine6 Stol3c5 unb Sp6mutbS fallen.
llno Die HDmer 6aben pieie Yrop6e>
3eiung bes 6errn Mir elmer @riinblihs
felt unb %pGitdnoigteit in Die @irts
liffeit umgeicbt. Die mn IN Der bes
aaiIers elm @egcnitiid finbet." Sdtten
Die e%lropdiidcn Hegierun@n, meinte
er peiter, nift Soft nlls Sen Ser6en
ibrer llntertbunen pertrieben. 10 lpiirbe
ba5 ACCOMMODATING SlutpcrgieBen uns
moglid geipeien iciu. Wan iole fir
Die Hiiffebr bon @laube nnb Heli9ion
in europa bcteu, bnmit ieine geipob>
ner nidt micocr 9arbaren iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
Trumptes Sunbein mirb Sbren Su1tcn
beiien.

@cnn sic iid) cine GrfGltltng srtz
5icben (uftmals beutet nieBcn nno
buiten cs am, ipllten Sic iofort
bnnbcIn. Man bcnfe nid)t: oGS bat
nid]tS 81 bebeuten." Grnlte Grfrans
tungen iinb oft bic Solse. Sas
@tittcI, oas lofprt nno leid)t Sinocz
rlng briugt, lit Susieni9e, bas Sic
anlpenbcn %iplten. Sr. Sings 9feip
DISCOVERY linbert Die @nt5inoung nub
lDit bcn Sd]leint. Sic fiiblen iofprt
beiier. .Icin Suiten lpilrbe ipfort
gelinbcrt", fautct zines Der pielen chr
licben 3eugniiie. so Gents bel Gurcnl
IpotGcter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
&cine Mbidaiimng Der Subcsitrafe in
Mrisuma.

@oupcrncur Slint pon Iri6ona err
tlGrte, bu 81 icinem 9roBcn @epanern
bus Iolf lid bel Den lcBtcn &nblcu
qcNcn Die NlbiHoiiuu9 Der Spbcsltrnfc
crflGrt babe. mn ibm nidt Die Sciugs
niB 5ur llmpnnblung Der Strafcn III
Sait 5uitcbc. 10 mcrbe er o Den bier
5cbn pcrurtbciltcn SobcScnn0ioaten
nadb benz 8prtlnut bcS StrafurtbcilS
am 10. Sc3ember I'M 3%nd,tbanIc 81
Slorcncc ibrer eli ourd) Den Straug
ridten lal'cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
ga.xsrtbmrpsr wasstts, gtemstae, nra 1. gesentber 1914.

iopiel WiisfatnuB 0tutmeg) lrnO 1
Saiie Hoiinen ooer Iatteln, gereiniet,
BON Stcinen befreit ,tno feingemoblen
ODER gebuft nnb nit Z SuHe1 iiltaer
iiebtent Graham Mebl uno 1 EaIie
@ei5enmebl init 1 Sbeeloffel 9utfpml=
Der geiicbt, ilnb nit Den, 8oiinen eon5
fem geriebelt, bin5il, fnetct ben Seig
glatt iinb chen, gibt i'm allf's Bad
brett lin0 roat tim gails oiiHu aus,
beitreut i'm Damn init grobem 3lider,
itiht fleinc Sudden bapon uno bGdt
oieie bel mGBieer Siee gar. Dies
iiro feline uno babel perbGltniBnaBig
binige Sudden, ga oic Ingaben cine
groBe Wengc ergeben.
cabinet dnitten.
1a Ifuno iugeIol5ene Butter miro
81 Sable geriibrt, 0a5u fomrrt ~
EfunO feines @ei5enmcbl, 1 Sniic
lhnercr rober iiiBer Habm. Iaes
miro nit Dem aodllotiel 10 Minuten
geihlagen, Damn Der Scig iiber Huht
ms aiible geitelt. s(m nGtiten
Morgen miro er oif cillem 0adbrett
oiinn allsgerollt, nit "a Yflno feinem
3ilfer beitrellt, in lGnglife Stiife ge-
iflitten uno bel 5Icrnlid) itorfer Site
Ounfclgelb gcbaden.
Saure Rabm GrinaeI.
Wan ihlGgt 3 Gbloiiel oide iaure
Sabne, fiiet 3 gBlofiel weiBen 3nder
bin5u, Damn 6 gigelb, Die man SIT
cinem Sd,oum geid,luaerl bot, nit Der
abgeriebenen &lnoe I 3itrone. Wan
9ibt lopiel geiiebtes Wtcbl in ben Seig,
Dob man Den Seie in @iirItfRnform
rotten fam, ieood) iolten bie Gollen
nidt oifer iein, ais Elm flciner Singer.
Man labt Den Scig fir Den 9udofen
fertig wenigitens = Snlnoen lteben
nllo bGdt Die aringel Damn bel gelin-
Der Site Iellgelb. TaS girueiB fam
man portrefflif 81 Mafronen nj. 10.
gebrauhen. (aein Sndpulper.)
y III - ! / | III t.
N(6t 81 S6nee gei6logerle gipeib
riibrt non init 1 Efuno iein gelieb.
tenn 3ufer cine 6ulbe StunOe lang.
Cine llntertaiie bon Oielem 3lder.
ihnee iteQt man sur @lalur beiiette.
3l Der iibrig gebliebencn Waiie tiigt
man 1 Sbeeloffel poa ,3imt unb 1
YiunO seihalte Manoeln. Siiblt iit)
Die Wuiie nod iebr ieud)t an, 10 fann
man nod mebr Wanbelu oa5u tbun.
| 81 frofen bari tie iebod, niht lein,
neil lie Damn brodelt. Sic miro nun
ultf Dem Safbrett nit Dem Sol5 aus.
getrieben, ia nid)t 81 oiinn, uno nit
%einer Steruform allsgeltpd)en. Wan
iebt Ole Sterne airT Gin 9led, uno
badt lie. Sino iie iertig, 10 glaiiert
man lie nit Der 6eiieite gelteilten 8la-
i,lr mo ihiebt lie Damn nodmals Sam
Srodnen aitf elm bis 5lpei Minaten in
Sen Diem. 8abreno lie BARN iinO,
mlB Die Sientbiir oiieil bleihen.
Saiiers, ~aiiics" nber
Spaui}her " inD.
@tan idlaet 5pei giipeiB 10 fteii
iuie moslid, 9ibt flint @BlDffel 9ranus
liertcu 3udcr bu5u unb fdbrt nit
Shlagen tort, bis iid Der 3ufer gut
permiIht bat, Damn 9ebc MAJ ctpas
Gitrpnenlhale ODER Wanbels Grtraft
ober feinsemublene aofosmiB bin5u.
mengc cs gut burheinanoer unb ieec
nit einem SbeelDffel feline !Sdufhen
bcs SeigS cut Elm nit @uhs pber
Yuraffin beltrirbenc5 Yupier in cine
Yfannc. Mun bdft Die SUDDEN bel
idpader Sise. Sic miiileu inpenbig
pGQia troden iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
9e6erleibeuoe iinS 1T gciitigcr Siniiht
nnsliiflid,, in pbDiiiher ab=
gtrattet.

Cine TRACE, tranfe Se6cr beflnbet
iih 5ucrit i'm 9eiitigcu 3uitaup, man
lit nnglildlid) unb tubeliild)tig. Enr
ipenn Wngen uno &eber rid]tig fllnts
tionieren, bat man &uit am &eben.
Saltct Cure 2eber tbdtig unb gciunb
oilrd Den @cbrauH ppn 81. Sings
9tclp 2ife TiQen; bieielbcn bnlten Den
&cib piien. itdrfen ben Vta9cu, furiren
&eritopiung mn rcinigcn bao Slut.
% Gents in Npotbefcn. SudlcnS
9lrnitas Solbc lit Gin glltes @ittcl
gcgcn 6dmprrbpiocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
Cardinal Mercier.

IS lit 5u bcbnucrn, Dab lucnig ODER
gar nidt bcfannt %gcluorben, mic Gar
binal Wcrcicr burh Gin in Den &ird)eu
ieineS Sprcn8els perleIenes Sirtens
1hreiben - es fam 9leih nud Den
@orfommniien in 0iie - Elm oeutlih
8ort gcgcn Die Sctbeili9nn9 Der uidt
gum @ecre gcbDri9en Ycrioncn al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
Sbte Grfditnna lit .acfabrlih.
Suriret tic ipglcih.

Grfdltungcn iinb anIfcdcnb. Gin
geIdndcbtcr ADrper uimmt Die Seine
lcid)t arf. Sic ihnlpcn es Iid iclbit
uno Sbrcu Snnilienan9cb0rigen, Die
aranfbeitsfcime iofort 5u tobtcn. 9r.
Bells Yuics Surs0ouep. mirft nll5gcz
8eihrct bel Grtdtiunsen uuo @uitcn.
@s lDit Den Shleim, turirt ben Suiteu
unb beilt Die 2ungen. Gs lit garanz
tirt. Nur 25 Gent5 bel Gilrcm
Npptbcfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

tbdtlihem Insriff altf Sic Seinbc nit
aler alarbeit lnb Spleeri6tistcit bat
allsgeben laiIen. gs 1tebt BARN ulld)
Der Iusbrud bes 8ebauerns bariiber.
baB gel9ien BUR 3eit serabe bic 9ellt@
iden ais feline Seirlbe alieben millle.
-C&. s.. 20. Sft.) /.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
Cts 10 tummeu mirb?

On ser 6oadnoiid,en @ren5c ite6enbe
beutihe Sffi5iare baben crtldrt, buB
Tie felt bapou iiber5eugt iinb, baB
Calais bis gum 10. Se3ember ein8ee
nommen ieiu pirb, IobaB bann Die
.Heiie" nuch Gngianb gemndt peroen
fam. Sad, Dem fran6oiiidz 6el9iIGen
Scblahtfelbe iinb neuerbings oht3i9
8ieiengeidiiBe aus Glen gcididt
ipprben.-CI. 80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
&irdbemfairs anb Sasaars

nit lcincr Wnihinc bcra6, eincn BIRTHS
ld,cn Slottcnpffi5icr. Sic nnocren
Sllg5eiige pcridluunbcn, boh ioQ Gin
5ipcites, mic cs Icbcint, Dn3 5lpcite
cngliIdce in Den See 9cfnllen nm Der
Slicgcr crtruufen Iein. Gin oltbcrcr
Eeriht in9t bnb hieie giaidine &C.
5lprn9cn gerpelen lei, in @iirttcmbcrg
81 ldlbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
800 600 WcnS0euireHer

in Sen Sentiden Siioiee. Snieln bitten
INN @lau6ensbotcn. Scbe @abc miro
inncrbnlb ndIt Wonaten BON Den bort
iuirtenpen @iiiiunareu oncrtannt nerz
beil. WnI abreiliere alc @cl6icuouus
gen fir Bic GiiOlcea @iiiionen an She
Catholic 4rinting 60, Subuaue, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
T. 4 i: II IL 81 IL & X i


: Snbem mir in bieiem Sabre
init ber Weibuaftsbdderei>
Ghfnuner ppr Die Geierinnen
treten. MAIDEN mir dut Die
fetnen, nenen He3cpte aufmert@
id1rL Die uebcn altbeliebten, III
J bisfer Summer entbalten Itno.
J @er feii1er @ebrnuh fir piele
: He5epte bal, 1T sebeten, lie an
: eir:e 8efannts ODER Sreunoin OBJ
sueeben. &Qe @e5eptc iino err
PROFIT. Grtrnz ghlmmcrn ptcier
Guspabe foiten 10 Gents nno
: tperber Gn irecnO cine Mnrcre
: perIanot.
!; 81 * :: * 81 y q y - x y * X y
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0SortIepllne bon Ser 3. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

: ~ . " W \
(Sebr 81 cmpieblcn.) 3pci Tiuuo
Spnig. 5rpef Yiuno Webl. Ser @onig
miro erbiBt, bauad etlua5 n6getilblt
unp nit Dem Wcble pcrmen9t, man
gibt alBeroem nod cinen gcbduitcn
GBl6fiel Sadipba, in cinen GBloiicl
Giiig nlfgclDit, bn5u unb 6curbciiet
Den Scig, bis er gang gcidmeibi9 &C.
iporpcn lit. Gr muB Die Steiiigtcit
bon @ei5cnbrottcig BADEN. Wlon gibt
Damn nod Elm Tiunb arpbgcbnftc, pbcr
in Stiitc 9cidnittenc Innpeln cine
babe Saiic fcinpiirfeligeS Gitronnt
(Gitron) Die ubaeriebeuc Sd)ale ciner
groBen 9itrone, %gemublenen 3immt,
&aroamom. Nelfen mnb etlpas Willss
futnuB, mnb ipenn Der Scig nbnefiiblt
lit. 5tpei 9roBe ober brci tlcine Gicr,
tiidltig aeihlagch gum Scig, Den man
gcb6ria b%nrhtnctct. User Die Sudden
iiiB miinidt, bat nod cine SnNc mcis
6eu 3uder b~in5u5uiii9en. icboh lpcrs
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-04
E'irestone Company
Installs Library
For It's Employees

Following out their efficiency policy,
the Firestone Tire and Rubber company,
have recently installed an Industrial IT,
brary. Many striking features will be
incorporated into the service.
If any person employed by the company
Is interested in any line of instructive
reading matter, all that is necessary Is
to mention it TO the chief librarian and
steps will be Immediately taken to pro-
vide the best books, articles or digest on
the subject.
The library staff is expected to keen in
touch with all employees holding RESPONSE
BILE positions, and to know what line
they are especially interested in. When
ever books or magazines along this line
are received, notice lie Immediately sent
to those interested
This library service Is available to all.
from the president to the humblest ern-
ploye. 1t will extend to the branches.
agencies and all employees in the field
as we'll as at the home factory. Not only
reading matter dealing with Industrial
subjects Is provided. but books on per-
sonal efficiency. home and social econom-
les and anything that will tend to stirnu
late ambition and give employees an Cd
portunity to make the most of their
lives. In fact, nothing will be left un-
done to help those who are willing to
help Themselves
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-04
Ford Factory is
Haven for Men of
Warning Nations

The feet that the factory Is more than
1900 cars behind orders for immediate
delivery offers rather striking proof thai
the Ford Motor company like other great
purely American Institutions, is not feel
ing the effects Of the great war, go FAR
as the American market is concerned.
However. war news is being followed
with tremendous interest I'm the huge
shops at Highland Park There Is a very
human reason for this. as the following
interesting figures will demonstrate:
In the enormous army OF Ford EN-
ployes the triple alliance is represented
by sos Germans, $50 Hungarisns. $50 Rou-
manians. SSS Austrians and $50 Syrians.
There are also eighty-one Turks and coo
Italians and Sicilians The triple entente.
on the other hand. has among the Ford
workmen $50 English, 1873 Scotch, las Irish.
226 Canadians, three Australians, 2Oi6
Russians, 2,67 Poles, seventy-three
lithuanians, thirteen Croatiaus. fifty-five
Frenchmen, twenty-one Danes. six Bel
CLANS, twenty-six Hollanders, three Japs-
nese and 30 Servians.
Aside from their heart-intcrest i'm the
fate Of their countrymen and relatives
and former homes, these now Americans
are in no way involved in the great
European struggle. Few of them arc
obligated TO military duty. Practically
all Of them are more than content to
keep the freedom and prosperity and con-
tent OF the new country OF their adoption.
Also, they are becoming American Citi-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-04
NEW WAY OF DECIDING
ON WHAT CAR TO BUY

The answers to this question. put 20
twenty-five car ownerA were used in a
novel way by George Roim, president OF
the Cadillac company OF Omaha In clos
ing q recent sale.
Mr.. Retm's prospect was q weli-known
Omaha physician. While discussing the
merits of the Cadillac, Mr.. REIN sue-
geSted to the doctor that he look out IN.
window and take the license number OF
each OF the first twenty-five cars that
passed Out OF the twenty-five It han
pened that twelve were CadiIlacs. The
doctor was then told to write each OF
the twenty-five owners and ask Thorn
what car they would buy next.
The doctor did so, securing the nau,.a
ana addresses from the registration clerk
Eighteen out Of the twenty-five replied
that a Cadillac would be the next car.
Seven were divided among other cars
out Of the twelve Cadillac owners adj.
dressed eleven said they would bIv
Cadillacs again and the other said Re
intended to buy a car that is well
known member OF the 5000 class
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-04
WESTGAR0 MAPS OUT MANY
MILES OF NEW HIGHWAY

In the United states, ruc-uoing the Dis
trict Of Columbia, there are fifty statcs
and territories. and at the end OF the
year 1914 with the exception OF Mich
isan and Alaska, the Premier road car
In the hands OF A. L. westEard, al.
rector or trauscontlnental highways. will
have marked out and plotted the prin-
cipal roads In everyone OF these states
The National Highways association
claims that Jo.Oo0 miles OF national high
ways-only q little more than one-fIt-
tieth OF the total mileage OF public
roads In this oountry-will directly serve
two-thirds Of our entire population. They
assert that the people who live in the
counties adjoining those through which
the national highways pass number %
per cent OF the entire population Of the
United states
This Is their aim-improvement Of these
roads and last year MIR. westgard
traversed and mapped 1900 miles OF the
principal routes ot the intermountAin
and western states. and for 1914 has
planned 1900 miles OF highways in the
middle western and southern states. This
years journey started from New Or
leans, La, and goes as far north as
Pembiua, North Dakota on the Canadian
border east to Tallahassee, Fla, and west
to Cody, Wyo Mr. westgard plans TO
cover the 1900 miles within a period
Of slightly over seven months.
IL is interesting to note that on the
beard Of governors of the National