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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
2lmete Gin vparlan,snt''.

o i'm SonItnr '1I.--Nc0nps
ten bat picber einnnal cir Yarloment:
Gum 6~lpcitcn Mule lett Dem Ginntarid)
Der britiihen S%tfupntions Sruppcu.
Sn6 Die Irabcr. 81 80 Ero3cllt Anol>
pbabeten, nit Dem @ablrcdJt nid)t ha3
8eringltc dn5ufulgcn iuilIcn. buB
fnum 5ebn Erp5cnt I'M Surdidnitt
bon Dem ibncn perlicbcucu ltaatsbiirs
gcrlidcn Hebtc 8ebruud gcmdd,t
baben. uub bnb lhlicBlid) bic 9lbgcs
orbnetcu iclbit, obipobl 5llm grDBten
Shcil nid)t mn reide - bafiir iorgtc
Der Genius - ipnbern ulld) 9ebilbetc
Wunner Iinb. bod fallm ,lpiiicn, mas
JIG MN cigcntlid) I'M Si~bulgaiaolc
MAIDEN iollcn, lit fiir Den cngliid]sn
@ormlinb 9tebeniahc. Sic Grofimung
mar Gin luirfumgspplcs Sdaulpicl, Der
GrpffmIngstng Gin nmtlid,cr Nntipnalz
fcicrtng. Ndn lieb Die Srlppen, Die
IN Den pom &6eoipcn burhinbrcncu
StraBcn Spnlier bilbetei. nit flingens
Dem Spicle unb fliegcnocn Subucn
dierildcn. uns nildl icbr aui Die
Wulicu lpirft, unb Den iiblcn @inprld
Der SbntIade, bab aid cualildc Stfus
pntionotruppen bctbeiligt lparcn. pers
lpiidtc. Ila Damn Die Siplpmuten.
aitd)cncr pprnn, Den &bGbipcu 3t bcnl
ncllen Sortihritt bc8liidtpiinidtcn. Den
baS 2anb uutcr icincr l~pciicn 9icaics
rllg 9ennndlt babe, hattie ma foit Den
Ginprllf, ais lei baS ales &irflidtcit.
ais babe Ie9pptcu nun cine cdhte ulb
rcdlte TcrfnIiung mic Die meiitcu euro
pdiidcn Stnatcn. Nbcr lciber pcib
Sebermann, bnB Die gefugniiic Der
gcieegcbcnbcu Terinmmlung bcrdrt
bcidrGuft iinb, paB lie cigcntliH nltr
Die ScDeiltnng zines p%orncbmcn De-
botttcreS Clubs bat. Die Gipili'tc, rcr
Observation-Disclosures IN Dicicm
ilberIdllpctcn Sanbe Gin bDdit MIDI
tiger TcripultungS5lpcig - iplpic Die
nllsludrtigcn Nngclcgcnbcitcu iiub
ibrem GinflllB gdu6lih c~ntSpgcn. Sic
bat 6lpar nas Hcft, Den @taf 6l be-
rntben, bari nbcr nid)t barilbcr Be-
idluB fniicn; lie burf Tc9icrunosz Gnts
luiirie oblebnen Die Hcgicrling brulldt
lth aber nidlt an biele Nblcbnlm0 5t
fcbrcn, Ionpcrl tam pic @cicbc trpB
DEM pcroffcntlihcn nnb umpcnocn.
Sa9esen fam Die %criammlun0 Ncz
lebe porlfln9eu, lie bat bas Hcdt Der
,,Sritiatipe". ubcr Die Hc9icrung
brailht DEN acknowledgement @ntpiiricu
feline ipeiterc Splgc SI 9cbcn. Nuc
baS Hcdt Der %cripcigcrung ncuer
Stcucrn bat bic gcIeescbenpe Scr
iammlun9. Sicics lit ober bon Spcis
felbaftcm @crtbc, benn bel Steucrs
aeiescn, bic nlld Die Srcmocu nit
treffcn iolcn, hnbcn obnebics Die DC
gierun9 Der olspdrtigen 0tdd,tc nab
Den &npitulntipncu Dos lctte @prt sll
Ipreden, unb Stcuern mr. fir Die
@inbeimiid)cn ncll 'porSuidloeen, luiro
9tiemano pa9en. bn Die Stcllcrtrdit
Der G9nptiidcu Sepplferm9 bcrcit5
aui's IcuBcrirc un9cipnnnt lit. 60
Alcidt Die gauge parlamcnturiihc
Wnidincric cinem Mciicr pbnc Alin9e,
nn Dem bos @cit icblt.--p&. ""
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

Is gibt in Gn9lonb ts7,263
Scbrcrinncn, $3.50 Idlriftitclleriib
ooer ipurnnIiiriid, tbdtigc Srouen, 81
126 mciblidc Ybptu9rnpben, All
Ncrstinncn. 1922 Walcrinncn unh
Silbbducriulcn. Nuf Den ueridliebcz
llcn 8cbietcn Der Hcftspfleoc urbeiteu
runb 1000 I~ngcbori9c ncs ihonen
8cI6lcd)ta unb iibcr 10000 pciblifc
@cicn iinb III fdllfm0nniihcn @urcdliS
nngcitcllt, Snipeit Die oebilbetcr
arciic. Iber auh bort, mo in criter
Clinic aprpcrtrnft ltno Nltsnouer pcrs
lunst lperbcn, iiuo Sraucn in lcbr be.
trGhtlifcr Nn5abl 5u finocn. Idn
8dblt, I'm MIR ciuige 3iffcrn nn5uiiibs
rem. in Gnglnnb gcgenpdrtig BAT
Subrlpcrfs 9ciiBcriuueu uup 23t
meiblihc Sdmieoc. 3ob0os iino bic
SraIcn, bic bel Der Strabcurciuiguu9.
dis Bethel Inflcbcrinncn, 2eitlmgsz
unb aobleutrdgerinuen ibr Srut ocrs
oieucn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

lid), iucnll man ba3 9lallbt. sir Sod1s
lpuiier ld)eint nan acknowledgements
Gin beipnbere5 idlcd,tes @c0dhtniB 5i
BADEN. Sit cine Samilie ourh cine
lleberidlpcmmun9 ibrer Snbe bernubt,
10 fam MAJ - tdlt re9elnldBtg Ut
naS 10 - penn bic Sonnc bn3 llfer
fnlInt nctrpduct hat. ndbrnehmcii, oaB
lid, niciclbc Sannilic rpicDer am nlten
YluBc ibr 6cim erridtet. Der Ohio
tritt icbcSmnl n%tilbeitcns ciunnnl aus
lcincn llfcrll. murld]ca Subr Io9ar nod
sitter. ilad, ichcr llcberidlpcmntllng
fam man icouh bieielben aniieplcr.
hcrcu 0ciiBur9 ourd Die Slllth pere
uid1tct lpIrbc. 5ur nlten Stclc unt
llfcr 5urildfcbrcn ichcn. glcidlum ais
babe 6 lid nm Inn ctrlcn 3nfnl &C.
bnnbclt. NM uidIt lIm Gin llngliif, DnS
lidl micbcrbolcn fam.
Scr 9urd)ihnitt5 Ytcnid,, id)reibt
bus Courier SpIrrdl" BON Scltis@
piLlc, iii cbcl Gin boffmuugsfrcllbigeS
Wcicn. Sir einmnl ba5 6ci5ntutcrtal
Gin rpcuig tbclrcr dis Ionit, 10 red)net
CT beitirnntt auf cinen milbcn &intcr.
Sit Der Winter cinrunl defenders
itrcng. 10 lit ods fir ibn Gin ithcreS
3cidcn, baB bufiir DER CONNER be-
Ionbcr2 nngcnchm miro. llnb rallbt
Inn cine llcbcridlpcmmung Sau5 ltnb
Scim. 10 gluubt cr in iciitcm Sptimise
mis-, oaB bicictbc Scinlld)un9 i'm ME
picbcr t%rcffcn miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Cine tkemre SlaIerei.

@e9cn Gnbe Der porlebtcn ISOLDE.
10 pciB Die .Sotbrineer Soltsltimmc"
M bcridtcn. ianb fir Die Srilppcn DER
@arnilon Golmar, NeIsSrcilnh.
Shlcttltabt unb StrnBburg I'M Mals
firdber Sbal cine grobcrc @ebirgs>
iibuug itott. Sic mar chen ilott i'm
@anae, dis gum groBten Gritnumen ser
,bei ct. areuS I'M Seucr liegcnbcn II.
lSdgcr plpblid ans nGdltcr NNbc rc0
.SorieS Die Si9nnlc: SnS @un6c Sult.
.SiiiSicrruf uno Nbriidcn crtontc. Gin
SGgers 0auptmnnn, Dem nuaeiihtS Der
Xa9c oiclcr Silbntion lciucr Scrfumit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
DaS 0eIabHc Scr 2lrnutb be-
anftanSet.

Sm S6cre9 unocSaerid]te ipiro pcr1s
ndd)it Die 6rasc cntIhicbcu perbeu,
Oh Die pon Srbensleutcn befolgteIl
epnngcliiten Hdtbc, lpenigitcns iplpcit
pas @clilbbe Der Irmutb IN @etraGlt
fpnmlt. nit u~ricrcn Difcntlidcn Gin
rif,tnn9en in Ginflnng 8cbrad)t MGR
Den tonnc ODER nift. Sic hod,itc
@eriftsiuitdn5 bca Sdupcs puroc
nm einc cnbailtigc Gntiheibung an
gcean9en. neil baS @unoeSz NppeQaz
t~ionsgcrid)t bon nd)tcu arcio ii.
Sru9e I'M pcrneinenpen Sinuc cuts
Ifiebeu bat.
Sic alG9cr in bem Sale iinb
bic Serpanoteu bcs Scncoittincre
Ydters @irtb, Der I'M Sabre 1901
ais Sfnrrcr bon Springfielb, Wtinu.,
itnrb uub Sur 3eit ieineS Spbcs ctlpa
filnftnuIcno Dollars in ieincm Sciiss
bate, Die CT nit GrlaubniB leiner
Sbern 5urildaebnltcn bate. llebcrbies
bate CT bas Iltorenredt auf &c
piiic Bidder, beren Ierfniicr er lpor.
Sic Teripnuotcn cr6obcn Nniprid,
allf ben NadlaB. Sen bic Nptci,
luelder Der Ieritorbenc anacborr
bate, ais ibr Gigentblmr rcflamicrtc.
nno oas N~ahlnbgcridlt o Broom
Gountp, Iinn., beitdtigtc i'm. Mbcr
Der Sal 8ing bon SnltanS 5t Sn=
itan5 unb baS Suubess Expectations
gcriht bonn ndlten arcis CAB Die
pben %erlpdbntc Gntiheibuug nb, ilb.r
Bic nunmcbr Die bpd)ite @erihtsius
ltan6 bes 9nnoes ibr enbgiltiges
8utud,ten abacben loa.
Spnberbar, bab Dem 20. Subrs
bunbcrt Die g~ntbefung p~orbcboltcn
blicb, bns 0eliibbe Der Nrnutb nj
~hcriprcdc unieren oficntliden Gin
ridtllngcn = public pollen" beiBt
c5 in Dem @utahten. IDgli6ers
ipciie batten Die @eridtc uniercs
2uuoes nic 5llnor @elcgcubcii, lid
nit Der bon unicreu Sroenslcuten
9cmadten f%rciipiaisen gutia9ung 5u
bcfaiien. Iber anbere, bis Slt cinenl
getpinen @rooe 4 bnIid SGQe bas
ben unIerc 8eridte id)on b~eitGitigt;
nbcr III feinem herielbeu iii cine
dbnlide ~@ntiheiplmg a~bgegcbcn pors
Den. vs. lei bier nllr an Die che
mnligc Gcpnomitcu : @cielidait III
mlcrem Hahbars9 puntp 8copcr bin
9cipieien, bcren Gin6clmitglicbcr aud
nidts beiaBcn mn nui @ciibtbum pers
6idtctcn. Sei beu enololen YrpScieu,
iuclhc gcfilbrt iplrbcn, ais Die @ez
id)idtc IN Bic Bride giu9. blieb has
9ieht Der gerSidtleiitnna ocS GinSci-
nen In @eltmns; ionit bate mobl Der
Stunt idlic6lih Sanb AMI paa aro6c
Inlucicn 9clcst. IS lit iidcrlid)
nlebr sceen unicre pficntlidcn Gin
rid,tungcn, Semanbcn an Der Nusz
iibun9 Der f~reiipiaigcn Nrmutb per-
%binbern nnb i'm in icincr pcri0nlihcu
Sreibcit beihrdnfcn Su ppllcn. IS
9ibt allBcr Den Srbcnsleuten picle
Wenihen. lpcldc Die frcimilligc Ncs
muth licbcn unb iibcn; ieIblt cincm
Carnegie erideint tic ipmpotbiIh.
penn or mill ia befomntid arm Itcrbcn.
=. SittSbur9b Scpbahtcr,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Das s"nsle ,ilittelaIter.

Sn bicicn unicrcn Sdgen. in bcncn
bic frampibaiteiten Serluhc 9emnd,t
iperpcn, pcn guten Hunen mnD Die
Sbcalc Der fatbolild,cn Stride 81 be-
iubcln, fpnnlt cine Nnerfcnnlng ans
Der Scper cine3 Standardization ppppelt
gclcgcu. Gbuarp :. Scpine. Der Der
ioiier elmer In5obl Siider iiber @obls
tbGtigfeit unb %io5inlc Sragcn, lno
Nitrcoaftcur oeS .Surpcp" idreibt IN
cinem 2eitartitel pom Sebruar inter
Inbcrem SolgenbeS:
.@5 ipiro elm trdllri9cr Sng fir
Die Menidbcit icin, rpcnu Der mittel>
alterlid)e @egriff iiber @obltpdtigfcit
adn5lid) pm Der @elt p%eriflpinbet.
SAB @pbltbdtigfcit cine geiltlide
S.ualitGt bciiBt uno rpie SarmberSi9s
felt Sen icgnct, Der gibt mn emf
pfGnat, lit cine cinfade Wnbrbcit.
Der bette Gcrtrctcr bcS mittelaltcrz
lid)en ScgriifS iiber Die menihliden
Sc5iebunscn lit Srun5iafus bon Iiiiii,
icner irpblidc @cnihenfreunb. Der lid
inter Die @enihcnmcngcn miidte, nm
ibncn Srieben 6I %brin9en. . Sicicr
Yrppbet Der Irmltb. Den linIcre @c>
neration pieber cntbcdt bat lnlb 81
pilroiacu lcrnt. ipic CT pielleiht nic
a~cfnuut unb gelpiirpi9t lporbcn lit. lcit
Dem tic ibu sum S%cilisen 9es
mad)t, lit iid)crli6 Die n~n5icbeubitc unb
complete I~crtorpcruns mittclnltcrs
lihcr@ ogltbdtiafcit nit ibrcm crbabe.
men Tprrang i'll Sparinmfcit. Sc
lhlcdtSlcbrc, organiIlertcr @obltbds
tiatcit. ibitcnatiihcr Sbeulo9ic nnb
onbercn 8iienldaitcu. Die nod niht
eutbedt lparen. @incnid)uftcn. lpcld)e
i'll unicrcn Sngcn bier mo bo iener
nnbcren Wcisbcit, ipcldc Srdn3isfus
BARTLETT, anbequenlt iperocn mill1en.
Der cnsliihe 9ebrer.
Wie pcrlpdeno audi Die Ybilpiopbie
beS Settelmondcs lit, mir 9eben bar
ilber NIT Ihtuu9 binipc9 6u elmer
mebr mitoritdtipcn Suellc. ndnllid Sll
Den Sebren ieneS en9liidcn Sebrcrs.
bon Dem geo Der Srcisebnte ertlart
bat. CT babe audi nod, fir lest mad,
~Ilcbcnbunoert Sabren bic 9eiunbc mn
nutiirlihc Sniis fir ~tbeolo9iiden
llnterridt in Shulcn uub Scmiuaricn
gclicicrt. Die fir Die @crnnbilbuna bcS
fatboliIden SlcruS bcreits bcitcbcn
obcr nod erridtct piirbcn. Was laNt
Der bl. Sbonos bon Dem Yriiiitcin Der
edit 9ciItlid)cn Gnalitdt ieber ipobls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
~Dermrtkeilter prieiters
~uerlemrnHer.

Sie Straifammer in 9iiiicloori be.
itGtigte ous llrtbeil oes Sdoiicnge.
rihts. oaS Den io5ialOemotratiid,.or-
9aniliertcn Mrbeitcr aropp 81 cinem
Monot 8eiGnatiB perurtbcilte. Der
Nrbeiter bate beballptct. ciu futbpli.
lhcr Yforrcr-cr mclltc bomit Eiur-
rcr Sobnler ans Siilielopri -hobc lid,
BEL eiucm glnSilug nit elmer aongre-
cation an cinem WGoden littlih Der,
9angen.-(&. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

proou6iercn fam DIS bic bcutidc
Stdblz Snbnitric, bcgniigt er lid, nift
nit DEM Erofit, nit Dem Die bcutidJc
Stnhlz uno Glen 1npuitric iid bc.
9nilgt mn bcgnilgcu fanrL neil ibr
Nffieufnpitnl niht periudncrt lit. ST.
Gnrncgic'idlcn Wiillioucn@ Shcntunnsu
miiiien bcttc pom Euhlitum in @ts
ltult bobcr Stubls nm @iicnprciic anfs
acbrnd)t merbcn. 8cm Der Stuhl
Sruit nit Sen Ercilcu bcrumtcrgcht.
punn bar or o Der bclttIdlcu Shs
buitric nidJt9 81 fiirdbtcn, unb CT fum1
rllbig nit Den YrciIcu bcrumtcrgcbtu
ltnp lpirb troBbcnt nod gcniIgcnb per
picnclt. lim nltf icin @nncr Nipincns
Den bc8dblen I'll f0ulcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
6atbulifhc Erenc u%uaitanois.

.aotbplifen gebcn Der Gonitis
tuition Der Ser. Stndtcn Iucs,
lpas Die Contribution pcrlan9t;
Die Yrpteitantcn 9cbcn nidt
mcbr; fcin Siirgcr Ioltc mcbr
gcbcn. @cnn Der Yapit unb
Die Garbindlc llub Die Mddtc
Der fntbpliid)cu @elt pcrcint in
ienc Contribution Die -9eriuaitcn
Gingrific mnd)cu i%ollten, milrocn
bic &~atbplitcu JIG nit ibrem
2ebcu pertbeibigeu. @ir itcllen
Dem Yopitc lInb Dem periams
mclten Gpn6il icbcs Hcdlt nb,
eincn Sitcl uuicrer politiihcn
Mcd,te 81 benuitnupeu, init Der
iclbcu Scitintmtbeit. nit Der mir
bcm Yrdiiocutcu uno Dem Con-
arcB baS Nedt nbitrcitcn, cincn
Sitcl umiercr gciitlihcu Hcd)te
81 b%coniranben. &ir perben an
bcm gebDriacn Ylase gcborben
unb Der Serfilr8ung Der Hed)te
bcs nnberen Wiberitdnp lciiten."
-(Siid)nf Gnalanb's 8erfc,
1919 Insgabe, III. Vnnb. Seitc
23t unb 250-51.)-f. y. 3.
- * - * q Is - - X q 81 = -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Cob Scr 2lrbeit aus fSnias
lietem MmnS.
(spcSica fir oicic 3eiiums.)

apnig 6eprg bon Gnglanb iprac1
it'd bieier Gage gelcgcntlidl bcs Gnl.
pfangs einer Wubltbdtigfcits : Ger
einigung in bemerfcnSpertbcr &eiic
ilber Die Irbeit ulia. sd nrbcits
bonn Mprgen bis Sllm Nbcnp aulcs
itrcn9t", ia9tc Der aonig. limb bin
iidcr, bnB III ser Irbcit bos UlilG
licgt. Seuer She'll mcincr llntcrlbas
nen, Die mic i) pom Mor9en bis gum
Nbcnb urbciten. biloct Den widtiaitcn
AraftIaftur bc3 Heidlcs." Sic Ners
einiguuN 81 Der Scr aDnig bieic
8orte iprad), fonumt Den Irmeu inn
NQgenleilcn SIT &ilfc, aber ais Gcs
Ionocrcn 3lped bat tic Die Inter
itiielln9 Der Strafcntlanencu. bic naep
ibrer Gntluilun9 obnc &ilfsuittel unb
Irbeit buitcben, auf ibrc SABINE ge>
1dricben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

Scr grSbiidpf BON Heirns, Cardinal
2lcou. crlieB i'm &inblif ouf Die
ndhiren aummcrpublen cincn Sirtene
brief, in Dem or Die aatbolifen ans
forbertc. ole Seperbcr abSulebnen.
lpcld,c burh ibrc unmoraliifeu uno
lmlitiir5leriiden Sehrcn Die 2cbenSz
interciicn Der Nrmcc. Der Sinnn3en
mn pes SoupclS loipic bas Inleben
ltub Den @infhiB Sraufreid,'s I'M %ils>
lunbc geTdbrbcten, lpclde Der Helieion
iciublif ociinnt icieu unb Die Sreibeit
Der Stride INNER mebr einihrdnfen
ipputcn. Sic &dtbplifcn piirften mr.
ipl6c Wdnner ipdblcn, ipeld)e Den
meieutlifcu Sntcreiieu bes 2anbes era
gebcn Ieien, Der airdc ibre Sreibeit
iid,ern unb bieic bitrh bic Wieberberz
itclung Der Se5ichungen gum Tupite
baucrnb perbiir9en rpolltcn.
1890
Ser Ienidl, Der feline Seller
81 baben glnrbt, lit iebr Blind.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Henrie Sicnfiewies i,nH Sic
pelsn.

Scr pplniide Solitoi, Tcriolier ci>
ncr Hcibe bcrpurrdgcnbcr f|ultlrbiitoe
rider Homune. barlruter ocs bcriibms
ten &crfcS % no pubis". &cnrit
Sienficlpic5. bat ieiner Yiebe gum
pplniiden %olfc bnblrG Nusprud aes
gcbcn, Dab CT $4,000 aronen iiir Die
llntcrItilbnng Der notbleioenrcu Se4
prlfernna III @aIi6icn 5ur %criii8ung
lteUtc,-(&. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Hihts Inn, alcid.

Widts linn sleih. Sd bdbc olc
Nrten McbiSiu gcbrnllft". Id)reibt Sr.
@pttlicb 0artpig bon Cigar. Wis.
.obcr bicic lit peridichcn o alien
Softors ulo Ipptbeter Webisincn.
Sd bate lold)c Shmcr6cu in mcincn
Irnlcn mn Scinen, paB ih nidt
id,lnfen tonntc. Sd gcbraud,tc Die
itdrfitcn IcpiSiucn. bod pbnc Griol9.
Sunn bcauun ih Den @cbruuh bcs
I~lpenfrdlitcrS. ulb CO mar mirtlid
%eritaunlidl, mic itucl ntcinc Sd,mcrs
sen mid pcrlicBcu. Sh bnbc cs Jest
lett 5lpunSig Sabrcu nb uno 6u &c
brulidt unb hubc nicmola cine anbcrc
@coi6in gcfunbcn, Die 10 gut it,"
Is bat ldlpn %iclc iibcrruiht, lpic
Gin 10 milbc lpirfcnScS &cilmittcl
Ioldc iidcrc Hciltltutc c~rSiclcn lam.
Sicic belicbtc, nltc McpiSiu fam
nidt III Npotbcfcn acfunocn pcrbcr.
Spc6inls Ngentcn licfern JIG, obcr man
tam lie pirctt pom Snbpratoriim be.
6icben. @tnu itrcibe an: Sr. Sctcr
Snbrucp & Sons Co.. 1875 go.
6ppne Npe.j Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
&abt 1br eimen
Mtlas inn Gamie?

Iaudler bat ihou oft ben eeen in Der 3eiuua pber in einem SlMhe
cfrast: r@o in Der @elt lh9t bcnn bhic Staot?", Use lic9t bas
"@o ligt Der 6luB?" uno pcnm man Damn 2cntanp iuge: "Sot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17

CIIIIIIUI VINC NuIIUIuIlt UUtI tIIItI
Ntlas", Damn lpur tciner int
aan5en 6auie 6u bnben. llnO
bph lit ein Itlas IN Der SamiLie
fnit unentbebrlih. tpcnn man
ipirflid intelligent leien iou.
@ir freuen inns. in Der Gage
81 fem, unicreE 9eiern ciuen
praftiihen 6auSs atlas, in
ballbliher Sprm 81 reft mdbis
gem Sreiie anbieten 81 founen.
SS lit Der uelte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-17
Hammond'S Illustrated Atlas
of the World,

Sicicr uor6iigIide &eglpeiicr
burh Die sanSe &elt cntbdlt 1913
Scitcn DER nclleiten 9dnotarten.
III ld)0ncm Sarbcnbrud. ppn Den
Ter. Stnatcn une n~bbdngigen
WcIiBtbilmcrn unb bon ebem
9anpc Der &clt. Sic 2onbs
fartcn BON Dem fcrnen Siten
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-05-08

do not apply substantial increase
in the wage rate has been secured.
Nearly 1000 garment workers
in and around Pittsburg will be
benefited by the renewal of con-
tracts between several employers
and the United Garment Workers
of America. Under the agreement
the cutters have secured a due
ton of four hours per week in their
working time, which gives them
the eight hour day in their indus
try, with the same rate of pay they
received under the longer workday.
The taller members have secured
reduction of three hours a week.
which establishes the fifty four
hour week for them, with no reduc
tion in pay. The piecework mem
bers have secured wage increases.
Garment workers officials are con-
ferring with other firms, and it is
believed that additional companies
will accept the new agreement.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-05-08
BOAT TRIPS

Just three more Sundays on
which the Island Queen and the
Princess may disport themselves on
excursions, and then "Coney Is
land will throw open its gates for
the summer of 1914. AS the warm
weather Is at hand these Sunday
excursion trips are as delightful as
healthful and invigorating, taking
one on long voyage either up or
down the Ohio. Sunday the Prin-
cess will make two trips to New
Richmond, leaving the wharfboat
at the foot of Broa dway at 1000 a.
m. and 2:30 p. m. The Island
Queen will make two sailings to
Lawrenceburg and Aurora, hoist
ing anchor at the Broadway dock
at 9:30 and $3.50. Then at 500 p.
IN. the Princess will leave on the
moonlight cruise. More than ever
popular this summer has been the
night ride of the Princess steaming
up and down the river under the
moon and stars, while the breeZes
blow cool from the water.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-05-08
ANIMAL. SPIRITS.
Our Vital Functions as They Wore
Known In Gaien's Time.

Our Vital Functions as They Wore
Known In Gaien's Time.
Few persons even stop to consider
when they speak of "a man of spirit
that they are unwittingly employing
the language of the days of Galen,
says the Journal of the American Med
ical Association. "Yet this is evident
ly the survival of the old doctrine OF
spirits. We may believe that Galen
had a conception of the nerve trunks
as conductors Of something-he called
1t spirits-to and from the brain and
spinal cord.
''The natural spirits were that unde-
fined property which gave to blood the
capacity of nourishing the tissues Of
the body. The vital spirits were ac-
CURED in the heart. and when at last
the blood with its vital spirits went to
the brain and experienced sort Of re-
finement for the last time the animal
spirits were separated from 1t and car
ried to the body by the nerve trunks"
Such was the idea of the vital func-
lions in the second century. Today,
after 1900 years, we know that there
are no spirits in our blood or nerves,
but we still speak OF being In "high
spirits or low spirits" of being full
of animal spirits" of a spirited an,
swer" or spirited horse"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-05-08
The Duke and the Artist.

In Random Recollections' Is this
story of the Duke Of Connaught. The
incident happened at Windsor castle.
The duke was crlticising water color
done by r. Cation Woodville, represent
ing q drummer In the guards:
Look here, Mr.. Woodville.' he said,
you have made mistake in the
mounting of the braiding on this drum
mer's coat; the fringe on the side or
the chest ought to run In this direc-
tion," indicating the line. II am GER
tain of 1t, for as boy / wore the
uniform. but / will show you what
mean" and, turning to his A. D. O..
he asked him to have the bugler OF the
castle guard sent up. The bugler came,
and the duke, turning toward him,
said, Now. Mr.. Woodville, will show
you what mean" And then, as be
looked critically at the boys uniform,
he exclaimed. "By Jove, Mr.. Wood
Vile. you are right, after allF'
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-05-08
CLOTHESPIN MACHINES.
What Happens When Log of Wood
Starts Through Them.

Making clothespins is an industry
that nets handsome returns to many
American factories. AT Martinsville.
Ind, there is factory which has a
capacity of more than 100000 clothes
pins day.
A rough log started through the mill
romes out as hundreds of the shapely
little wooden pins familiar to the back
yard. The logs are cut into blocks
about sixteen inches long. which Il
headlong saw cuts into boards about
fve-eighths Of an inch thick. a gang
of saws cuts these boards into strips
five-eighths of an inch square and each
long enough to make four pins. These
strips are placed on an automatic
trimmer and cut to the required length
They are then conveyed to the auto
matte lathes, seven In number. each
with a capacity of four dozen min
ute From the lathes the pins drop
to the slotting machines and from
these to the dryroom. where all mots-
ture is removed. Next they go to the
polishing cylinders, which are filled
about half full of pins, chips and saw
dust The cylinders revolve slowly for
four hours, after which the pins drop
into chutes to be conveyed to the pack
ing room Each lathe has capacity
of 2,400 dozen pins a day.-St. Louis
Post Dispatch.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-05-08
To Help Kentucky Miners.

Teire Haute, Ind, May, g.
At the convention of District, No.
IL. United Mine Workers of Amer
ica, 1T was decided to assist in or
ganizing miners in the Kentucky
district, and ST 900 was voted for
that purpose. A representative of
the strikers in that section ad-
dressed the convention, and stated
that the New Jersey owners of the
Kentucky mining properties forced
the men on strike.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1914-05-08
HUNTING THE CHINCHlLLA.
Andean Natives Use Trained Dogs oil
Sort of Weasel.

High up OH the eastern slope or the
Chile, the chinchilla has its habitat
Living at an elevation from 5000 to
1000 feet above the level of the sea.
its chilly home is responsible for its
thick, warm coat and also largely for
the exorbitant price 1t brings. Such
coats are hard to get and not plentiful.
therefore they are wanted.
"It is a hopping rodent mammal"
writes w. A. Reid Of the chinchilla In
the Bulletin of the Pan-American I'm
ion, somewhat resembling our COM
mon squirrel. and when standing upon
it's hind legs. as Ii does when eating,
the similarity Is even more noticeable.
Ordinarily the body of the animal Is
about ten inches in length. exclusive
of the tall 1t is covered with gray
fur. soft and silky, which on the sides
Is about an inch long.
"Chinchillas burrow in the ground
and live together In villages, like our
prairie dogs. The natives Of the An
dean regions hunt them with trained
dogs or with grisons What is gri-
son? The South American cousin to
our weasel and just about as cunning.
and he easily slips into the rocky crew
ices, where the chinchilla seeks to hide.
and captures it
'Since the fur of the chinchilla was
first introduced Into Europe during the
earlier part OF the nineteenth century
the price of the skins has scared until
a lady's muff and collar of only me-
dunn size made of this material com
mand a price Of $500 or more"