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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
Seilt bnrtnafise, jufenbe Sautleiben

sd fDnnte mir bas SleiiG bon Den
&noden fraben", bort man oft 2eute
iagcn, Die nit @c3ema, Setter ODER
dbulidcn Sautarsbriid)en bcbuitet
iinb. &rnBct niht, %Ionberu itiIlet bus
SUDDEN ipiort nit Sr. Spbiun's
Gc5ema ointment. Sic Scilung be-
ginnt nit Ser eritcn Ipplifatiou; sic
rutbe, raube, Iduppige .Sallt erbGli
2inDerun9 Ourb bieics beilenbe mn
fiiblenbe Wittel. Srau 6. u. GIN
felbt bon Hod Sslanb, 81, idreibi
nudl Dem @ebrauh bon Sr. Sobion's
gc8ema ointment: nSieies lit bus
eritc Wnl in neln Sabren, baB iG bon
bieiem ihredlid]cn &ciben befreit bins"
@arantirt. so Gents bel Gurem
Npotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
Ser Grfols Der Zines.

Sas mar Gin grciguiB in Scr TrcIic.
oils Dor GINGER 3eit Die &onboner
Zines" Den Srci5 ibrer Summer bon
5rpei Yence aui cinen Iennp berabs
iebtel Ian mar a%il9cmcin ncuaieri9,
mas bas grgebniB bieies Seriudes
icin ipiirbe unD tpie Da5 Vlatt bel
chem Yrciie bon 5ipei Gents fir bic
Summer iein 2c6cn friitcn pilrOc, oas
&eben elmer 3eituns, Die ibren 3eicru
tdglih "a Sciten in Nicieniormar oprs
icBt. Sun, Der @eriiIh lit geaIiidr!
Sic .SimeS" perfaufte int Sabre
1864 55.90S Nummern tdglid. siuei
Sabre ipdter mar Die 3abl auf TO-
673 seiticgen. nber bon oicler 3eit
ianf Tie almdblidb micoer. 1875 Ge<
ting lie nod mgeidhr 10000. aher
bon ba m gin9 cS Shri!t filr Shritt
riidipGrts, bis i'm Sabre 1908 Der
grobte Siefitanb nit 35,605 Nuuns
mern crreid)t ipar. @on 1908 bis
1913 itics Die GALL lansiam pieosr
an, fonute aber nitt ole Iuilaee bon
b3.130 iiberihrciteu. Sest num-, I'M
Sabre 1914. nit Der YreisminScruna
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
Ter Oral INN 0enua.

Ser inn Som bon @enlia felt 1101
nufbennbrte bcilige @ral, cine ans
gcblidI aus cillcm cin6igcn Smnrd9o
gcldIiifcne Shiliicl, III ipclder ba6
Slut Gbriiti aIf9cfanscn porocu fem
ipa, lit 6erbrofeu. Man 9laibt, pnB
iid] altc Spriingc burd SclIhtisfeit
10 crpcitcrten, boB bns 6eiliatbum III
Stiidc 6~erfiel. Sas @efdB ioa bel Der
@rpbcrung bon GG1arca i'm Sabre
11O1 bon aDrie Salbuiu gcnueIiideu
gbellcuten nls Spbn fir ibrc aliBcrz
prbcntlide Sopfcrfeit geidcnft ipor>
Den lcin. IS mar cine 9robc teller
i0rmige Sdale, beren Notwithstanding
crit I'M Sabre 1927 ber9eltellt ipurbe.
Sm Sabre 1906 purbe Der a~n9eblid)c
HicIen>S moragb bon Den Sran3oicn
nnd Saris 9ebruht unb inn Sabre
1915 DEM &irhenIfaee bon Sun 2os
rer5o 5uriidgegcben. Ntah ciner
llnteriudung Der Gpmmiiiion bes
fran5Diiihen Snitituts lit Der Iu9e>
nanntc @rai nift, nie man frilbcr
glailbtc, aus eincm cololialen Smo>
ragb 9eid1nitten, ionoern beitebt aus
cinem DECENTRALIZATION 8lnsfluB, Der
notwithstanding in Gonitantinopel her,
aeitellt fpuroe. = Ginen 5~lpeitcn beis
ligen @ral beiist Der Som 81 %az
lenciu. olld CT lit Elm aunitperf bon
erleIencr Sdpnbeit. 9ieicr 8ral iou
i'm Sabre 1899 nadh Spanien gebrod,t
porbcn icin. Ginmal i'm Sabre, on,
81. Iuguit, bari bos Golf hns belize
8efdb ihaIen, unb Die 9ralsanbadt
i'm Som bon @alcncia bilbet zines Der
ipllnneriamiten Silper ipaniihen &C.
bcns. Scr ipaniihe @rol iteQt lid
oils cine io9enannte ~Guppa" bar, Die
aus cinem fDitlihen Saropnir her,
alsgeihnitten lit. Sic cigeutlihc
Sd,alc, Die nit foitbaren Stciucn be-
Iest lit, rubt auf einem breiten SUP
aus gbelmetal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09

lpar. Sic poli5cili6c Gr0rteruns
blieb Sundd)it eriolglos unb man so5
cincn i6pnr5en Spureniud]er bin3n.
9n fanbeu lid an Der IuBenieite Der
Ialier inter Dem Seniter bes IorbS
5immers cilige Sdiirfipuren. Ser
Sbdtcr bqtte, ais or gum Seniter bins
ausitieg, beim Nbipringcn Die Spuren
icincr ~genagelten Stiefel an Der @anb
binterlaiien. Inter Dem Senltcr fans
ben lid MIN aud Stiefclcinbriife,
bcren 8enaselung nit Der &rasipur
iibcrcinltimmte. unb Der Shipar5e
fonnte Die Spur berfoleen. bis man 5u
elmer S6dferbiitte gelangte. Ser
9~cpobner bate au9enifeinlih in eilis
ger Slliht beim Serannaben Der Ser
folser bas 3immcr perlaiien. T.,
lpurbc ergriifen iinb auf @runb pers
ifieoener Semeiie megen bes Iurbes
perurtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09

bc5 Snbres, falls cs fcin gdaltia6r
lit, 365 &iite. Sum pflc6en @iite
nis Den Yusntcliers, IN Dencn vlhri<
Idle Irtiitinuen" &unbimcn liuo.
bu~rdidnittlid} 200 ST.. Su foitcn.
SornI5 folgt, nab Nbom TicIc, Dag
Die SPITE bes Srduleins 2plc Sertp
rllnb 10000 ST.. idbrlih toiteu. llnO
ba ser 6ut id]liebltf bod MIR Gin
9erineer 8cItarptbcil Der &leiburg lit,
10 tam man lid) ungcfdbr cine &or<
itcIlun9 madIcn, bon Dem 9%cianmten
Spilcttens Budget elmer Game, Die 49,
600 Sranfen idbrlih fir hire aopfbes
betfun9 ollsgibt. llnb man crfennt
bcs ferneren, bnb 9epiHe .lpriid)e
Irtiitinnen" in 8aris iiber @infomz
men pcrfiiecn miiIeu, Die Die Giuil>
lite moi,d,cs regiercnocn urto 9ctrDns
ten Sauptes tucit binter iih laiien 49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
gufiaQcnbe Seilung in 2pnrbcs.

Nrs 9ourbes, s. Iai. miro Der
nSricr. 2nnpes5tg." $50. 23S) be-
rid)tet: Sri. Sra15isfa Sicelcr bon
Wiinitcrmaiiclb, 81 Sabre oft, iii
ocitern gbeno nud Scr Satramcnts>
Yrp5ciiipn plDBlid) nolitdnbi9 gcbeilt
ipprben. Sns Gr6tlihe Ittc't, bus lie
bel iih trdgt, bciagt, DAP lie ifon Ieit
ca. 3ebn Sabren bon einem b~nrtnddis
gen i~incrcu 2ciben befaIen lit. 81
hrci Nnlen baben 5tpei pcrihiebcne
Mcr3tc operative Gingriffe porgennmz
men, Inn Der beitdnbigeu Sdmer5en
Serr 81 iucrben, ieboh umionit. Nad)
tur5er Sinberune nnbm bas llebel ieis
ncn ulten Sang. So Die Wenihen
uidt bclfen fpnnten, nahm Sri. SieB>
Ter 81 Maria ibre Sufludt. Iui
bas %crlpenbcn hires Sfnrrcrs ipuroc
JIG in Den Ril9cr5ug aufgcnommen.
llntcrpeg5 nuroen Die SGmer6en 10
0rpS, baB mnu gu perI6icoeneu Wtnlcr
S%njcftionen MAIDEN mubte unb oit
Sircttion baron bnd)te, Die arnntc
nit Ben Stcrbeidfrnmenten 81 oerz
icben. Sbre gauge Nabrung uuf Der
HeiIe mar Gin ein5igeS SrOthen. Sic
Arante baOcte geltern unb prrbc 5lll
Satromcnts @Yro5eIiion 9eiabren III
glalbtc cine Grlcidterllng 81 pcr.
ipiircn. Nnh Der Tro5eiiion lcgte liz
iiH lpicber 81 9ett. YlDblih fiibltt
lie iih innerlid) ungetriebcu, auf5u:
ite9en, bo lie ia geillno lei. Gil
pcriudtc, tic itanb nuf, fleibete lid
oaeiu an uno ltnub MIN plDblid) gun
Sturncn uub Sdredeu ibrcr Mtit.
pil9cr i'm Speiieinul. Wnn ldrie
man jnrd5te, III umarmte tic, pi'
S5cuc ipar mbeIdrciblid. Sran.
5iSta ieBte lid, 81 Gid, az brei Gicr
5luei Seller Suppe, bonn Der Sungel
mar nit Der Seihln9 bel ibr ein9efcbrt
mic Dies 10 oft ifon mar in dbnlidcr
Sdllen. Sic 9in9 9eltern Ibcnb mi
Der 2ihterpro6eiiion unb lang ba,
Slpc nit bcler Gimme nit, Madden
lie idon Elm gan5es Sabr n6iolut ton
los geiueien mar. Sic, Die i'm lester
Sabre beinabc ~bcitdnbig bas gett &C.
biitct bat, JIG mar bcllte @lorgel
unbcrtboIb Stunbcu i'm Contradictions
Bureau unb pcrIdumte troB DC.
i6limmcn @cttcrs fcincn 8~ottesbienit
Sic maridiert nit Seidtiqfcit Su SuB
ipn5 ibr oltd1 ihon ldngit iiberau,
idnpicri9 mar ltnO thlt IQes nit, al.
lei tic mic frant gcipcien. Sm Ier5te
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09

~ eds Sage. idrei1t Gin Illgen:
- 5clIgt. lpGtrtc bns gtprbtu
~ che Sampitp in Den 0dilpel
DER Mebclien mar. Nm gfpr'
gen Ind) Der @innubmc, mnr Die Stno,
mn cine Stdtte Der Sdretfen. lln-
5dbliae 8eh0ube iinb burd] Die &c.
ihiebung in Sriimmer geIegt; in Der
StraBen cher %;biiriucn iidl Die 2eihen'
balfcn. &cr9eblid, pcriuden bit
pnar Ncr3te unb &rnnfenpflegcr, cir
ipeni9 &larbeit in DieleS Chaos
meniHliden Summers 5n bringen.
Sn ben unbeidGoigtsn 9Glliern ha'
ben iih Die Mcbelleu eindudrtiert; bcnr
tpns an pffentlidcn @ebdliben uni
aaiernen fir Die ~Nufnabn,e eroberel
Wenifcnmcngen in @ctradt fam, lie9t
in Sdrutt llnb Iihe. Sic @rbittc.
RING, nit Der Dos Hingcn Inn Die Ser.
tbeibigung unp Die Grpberllus bicie,
Safenitobt 9efiibrt ipurbe, irelt alt
bisberi9en Sreffen 6iuiiheu Rcbeuer
uno Slnlocstruppcu III DEN Sdpattcn
Sic Seinbung hattie iih uuf Der
In8riff nad) ardften porbereitet; Del
airfbof, Der ctipn cine Nteife melt.
lih Der Yla5n Sc slrmas liegt, bilbctl
Die Salptitellrn9 Der @ertbeibigcr
Ius S%anbidden unb @rnblteinen ma:
rem bier in aIler Sait Sarritaoen uni
Si1oerniiie aufgetbiirmt porocn
llnb IA bon Oieier itrategiidcu Stcls
lung nlis elm p%iitbenoes Scucr inter.
halten pllroe. bas fllrdtbnre Scrbcc.
riin9en inter Ben HcbcllcnId)adrcu an:
rid,tete, beidloB Sen. @un3ales, pit
Stellun9 inter Dem Sfuee bes Gun:
fels nit Itiirmenber Salb 81 nebmcn
Cine arDBere Ibtbcilun9 erbielt Der
Ingriffsbefebl. @on Sem, ma:
folgte; eibt elm N~ugen5erge Den
oNep gorf Imerican" Gin anlhnu:
lihes Bib. Sic Hebclen naren mi,
Snnberannten berpafinet. 2angian
idliden tic lid, Dor unb ais tie nabl
9cnl9 heran narcn, begann inter
Observation-Disclosures &Grm Der In9rif
nuf Die 8crid)an8un9en uno Sarrifa:
ben. IQein Die gu1bcstruppcn ina:
rem auf ibrer Sut 9clueien, unb on.
nddJiter Hd6c empfin9 Die In9rcifel
Elm 10 m6rberiihes Seler, bab Der @n:
iturm gum Steben fam. Giner
Iu9enblid panfte bic Clinic Der Ins
9~reifer, bann elitt lie 6lriid, unb elm
Waiie lid ipinbcnber unb itobnenoel
Wenid,enfDrper bc3eifncte Die Stdtt'
oicies criten miBgliidten @eriudls
glber es blicb nidt LANCE rllbig
@eniec Iugenblide ipdter erfol9tc
nit GROCER Gerltdrfung, Elm 5lpeitel
Walienangriff, rnb biesmal eelane e.
ben Hebcllen, al elmer Stelc De-
feinolihen 2inic SuB 5u iaiien mi
einen Stiispunft gu 9%eipinnen.
Nun beeann elm 9ralicnbolles 6ano:
gen1en9c. bas lid cnblos nrs5ubebnel
ihicn; cine Seit lang iAien Der Nus
gang oes Hinsens 6u id)ipdnfen; abe
Die lleber5abl entifieb. Die glinbe5
truppen puroen gefporfen. Sieien
erItcu grfoI9e ihloB lid MN Elm I'M
unterbrodpener Irtileric1 unb alein
fcuerfnmpi on, Der jolt pbne YnuI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
Sniten mnb G~rfaltunsen fduaden ben
&Drper.


In6altcnber Suitcn, grfdltunsen
ilnb 2uftrobrenleiben lpirten niebcr@
briifenb uno ifiudhen Den aDrper.
8crluit on @eipid,t nnb Ippetitloii9z
felt folsen gcipDbnlid,. Solet Gnf
nod belte cine so Gents Slaide Or.
Sings Sem DISCOVERY. Sbr Suiten
ipirb aufboren. Die erite Soiis bilft.
Die bette Icoi5in fir bartnddigc
Suiten, grtdltun9en unb ale Salss
unO 3uneenlcibeu. Sr. 8. 8. 8rofpn
bon 1uscatine. slla.. id]reibt: ~@einc
Satin ipnr ipabrenb Der bciBen Spms
mermonnte franf unb id CLAUDE ipirts
lid, bnB Sr. Sings Nep Siscoperr
ibr 2eben tettete." Gut fir &inber,
so Gents mnb $1.00 in Gurel
@potbefe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
St1rfunssmittcl fir beikcs @ctter
nub 8ciunbbeits =Gr5euser.

SinS Sic obgciponnt, nerpos,
miibc? Grforpert IQes, ipas Sil
tbun, cine Initren9une? Sic linz
nidt foll, Sic iinb frauf. Sbrc
9cbcr, Sbr Nagcu unb Sbrc Niercn,
Sbr gan5cr &orper bebarf cincs Stdre
flln9smittcls. gines Wittels, bas Oil
llnreini9feitcu aus Sbrem &orpel
treibt, Sic nrtfbnut uno Sbre &rdftC
crncllcrt. 9tidts better OILS electric
9ittcrs. Wachct belltc cincn Gnfan9
Srau Snmcs Duncan pom Snpnespile
Wtc., 1hrcibt: o&urirtc mid pollitdns
big, nod,bcm mebrere ger6te mid, aufs
ec9cben batten." so Gents uno S1.OC
bel @urem Npotbcfer.
9udlen's Irnifas Salbe fir SGnitta
Ulluoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
geHern tets bic @einnobeit.

Grnitlifc grtraufunecu beginner
bnmit, baB Der Iagcn, Die 2e6er unb
Nieren aIBer Srbnung 9cratben. So5
bette @erbeiicrungsz unb @erbiitun9sz
mittel iinb Sr. Sings Neip 2ife Tiaen.
9ielelbcn reini9en bas glut, perbilten
Snrtlcibi9feit, baltcn 2cber, Nicren
unb Gingelpeibe in geiuuoem Suitano.
Ierbe'lern Sbre @eiunoheit, inbem lie
gdtrenbc uno 9ascr5eu9enbe Spciicn
aus Dem aorpcr c%ntferncn. @irfIom
lnb gclinbe. 20 Gents in Carer
Ipotbefe.
Sudlen's Irnitas Salbe fir ollie
Geripunbungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
Sdbrlid 365 Site.

Spie Sertp, cine vlpriIdc IrtiItin"
bon Yaris (ber 8egriff elmer vlpris
iden Irtiitin" lit 5iemlid) unbeitimmt,
man lam o ibnen nur iagen, DAB
lie niht iden uu0 bod) ernten). fpurpe
fiir6lib auf Dem Hcnnplas, no lid Dos
iogen. ~Souts Yaris" Gin Steubidein
9ibt. bon cinem Serrn 81 ibrem ent>
5iidenbcn Suite bcgliidipiiui9t. Sc
fdat er Sbncn?" erluiberte tic nad)s
ldiiig. llnb iie ieste gleihmiitbis bins
5u: sd babe fir ieben Tag i'm Sabre
cinen beionoereu Sut." Sas 9ibt
5u benfen = uno 81 rcfnen. Sir
jcben Sag cinen Slt, mad1t am @uoe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09

nm so Yrp5cnt, 1T bic uilflase pl5e'
lid auf 170,S25 emporgci6nelIt, bni
lid, aIio mcbr ais oerbreifa9t, uno
mar fra9t iih icbt niht mehr. oh Die
Seitung ilberhanpt nod lebensfdbig
lei lpcgcn Der 3nbl Der Seier, ipnbcrrl
lpegcn Der actpnltia grnBen Yapierz
li~efcrnn9eil, Die iie %benotbiet, Inn ibrc
ilber pier Wilipnen Seiten tdalib i'm
@roBformat beriteQen Su t0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
&utider gesesnni,s.

2ebrer: vNebmen mir or, bnB Gin
&lltidcr NIT ieinem Sferbc adt ailoe
meter in Der Stlnbe 5uriidlegt, NM
baB er einen &ilpmeter @oriprnng cis
mem onberen 6uti6er sibt, Der mn
ieds ailometer in Der Stunbe MAIDEN
lam. $50 lperben tie iih bann be-
ee9nen?" = Shiilet: .Sm eriten
8irtbs6aus an ber StraBe, Serr
2ebrer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
Die uergciiene Sabrbunbert : Gnssabe
oes Yetrarca.

Sn Sabre 1904 bate Die italisz
niidhe aammer sur Snbrbunperticlcr
Yctrorca's 10000 Sire 81 elmer 9roz
zen Illsgabc ieincr 8erfe 6eluiaigt.
nnb bis Jest lit nod feline 3cile erz
id,icnenl Sieies critounlidle 3einltat
miro gum @egenltauo elmer Suffer-
peQution in Der italieniiGen &ammer
aenladlt fpproen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09

unb Sertiefcit in Ser cblen San5firnIt
falen beIonbcrs ms @eipift. Bel
manchem ihlaucn Surifen iii inpcs
audi bns Gerr0gcu bes Widodcns in
critcr Clinic fir icin @cbot alsid,lags
gcbcub; bonn nift Icltcn cntlpidelt
lid,, mic bns ia aud, Ionlt porfommen
ioll, alls Den airmebfrerben ein Suno
filr's Scben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
Sn Der sdule.

Cine iunge Sdullcbrcriu, 10 miro
I'M r@inbior Maea5inc" er5Ghlt, iibte
nit ibrcr alaiic SdBe Gin, inoenl tic
bos lcete @ort ergdn5cn lieB. Sic
Spbinr", 10 las iie Dor, hat Iu8cl.
obcr fam nicht :" - .Seherl"
Idrieen sic ainper. - ~Sot Obren.
ubcr fam niht :. :" - ~Sprcn!"
untluprteten lie. - nSat eincn @llno.
obcr fam nidt ...." yGncu!"
fam Der Gbor. = YSat cine No1e, abcr
lam nidbt $50" sic pllBen!"
bpnnerte Die &laI'e.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-04

will not live when, as a matter of fact, chicks that are matched in May should be examined almost daily, es- pecially where they are matched under hens. They should be dusted with good insect powder at least once every week until the chicks are at least four weeks old. If lice are on the chicks they should be dusted every three or four days for two or three weeks.
 We must begin from the first day of the chicks life and fight lice and other enemies from that day until we part with the grown fowl.
 MT. Poultryman, do you think that the fancier who takes the ribbons at the shows ever permits his chicks or grown fowls to live in lice and filth?
 Lice and chickens can not thrive to- gether. With plenty of reliable lice powders and lice killers at hand three IS really no excuse for having lousy chicks, which cause the greatest trouble in the poultry yard By using la good lice killer, a poultryman is forewarned by being forearmed.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-04

and then into clear primrose; inyaGG, the deep purple of the starry heavens Then a beautiful circle of blush pin.. above a circle of pure amethyst sradu ally stretches all around the edge ct the sky, slowly frightening while the stars fade out and the heavens change to blue.
 The dead white mirror of the snoN takes every tint that the skies dispily with faint but exGuisite .adiauce. Then the suns disk appears with a flood of yellow light, but with no ap- preciable warmth, and for a little space his level rays shoot out and glld the tree tops and the distant hills.
 The snow springs to life Dead white no longer it's dry, crystalline particles glitter in myrads of dia- mond facets with every color of the prism Then the sun is gone, and the lovely circle of rose pink over amethyst again stretches round the hcrzon, slowly fading antn once more tho rcle primrose glows in the south against the purple sky with it's silver sta2s"
 Life in the city is needed for a real appreciation of the country. Blake. the painter and mystic dreamer lived in the heart of London. Mi1let. the painter of French rural scenes. de. lighted in his life in Paris; Turner commenced life in Seven Dials. It is possible for people to live in the midst Of earth's glories and not appreciate them till someone from the city re- yeals to them the charm. Of late years we have heard much of the cry: Back to the land" It will never be much more than a cry Men in the mass will not go back Mans ideal is not the Garden of Eden. He has left that far behind and will never return to it-Rev w. H. Armstrong in the Daily
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-04
LICE GREATEST MENACE
Causes More Diseases and Poor Eggs
 Than All Others.

The greatest menace that confront the poultryman is the attacks of lice. This enemy of the poultry yard eX- plains more disease and poor egg rec ords among poultry than all others combined. Whenever the fowls are not doing well, look for lice.
 Not long since our attention was called by beginner who complained to us that her May-hatched chicks were hard for her to raise She said
 q can hatch them alright, but they just stand around and sleep their lives away" we went to her poultry yard and found about 100 chicks a week or ten days old They were truly sleepy looking chicks. Picking up one of them, we parted the down on the neck and, by the aid of a small magnifying glass, we found large mass of gray head lice just under the lower beak Lice of this kind move but very little, and burrow into the skin. There were hundreds of them on the chicks we picked up. We hand ed the glass to the lady and told her to look at it. She was unable to see anything but what she thought was feathers coming out. We then took the chick, picked off bunch of what the lady thought was pin-feath- CTS, laid them on the glass and it was soon a crawling mass. It was no wonder that she said: "Good gra- cious' l don't wonder they got sleepy"
 Now the point is that many peo- pie think that late spring chickens
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-04

 my life about my twentieth year a man who came nearer to mastering me than anyone I had ever met, and | on this man l exercised, successfully, every vile in my power
 For a year 1 played with him, de- l voting to him all of my time and at tention and devotion-apparentl He grew mad as the days went by-mad with the terrible passion of strong mans love
 As a cat toys with a helpless mouse, ! l reveled in his torture, in his ecstatic pain; finally-I sent him away
 Another man crossed my path, and l was weary of the one game. He was not easy to send. this man who cared so frightfully-I think I shall never forget his face when l said the words.
 l have seen a great many mangled hearts. torn by this white hand they are so eager to seize; but this mans very soul lay crushed-and in his eyes was a hell of despair-but he never said a word.
 Fifteen years had nearly elapsed ant he had become little moro than a memory when, in the hotel dining ! room, two weeks ago, I saw him.
 Something, I can't say what, made ! me raise my eyes, and gazed full into his eyes gazing back at me. They were sunken eyes with two things in 1 them-a dead thing, the soul 1 had | killed, and a look that seemed to say aloud, Repay. repay"
 He did not look my way again l can't imagine why. for the beauty of | twenty has increased sevenfold. and 1 was sheathed in clinging filmy gray, with red rose in my breast.
 As he finished he rose very slowly, and deliberately crossed to my table.
 How do you do?" he said simply, his lips smiling, but his eyes tragedy 1 filled as before.
 This is a surprise, indeed" told | him with as easy a manner as I could command. I had met, in later years, many of the men whose hearts I had | played with, some sunk into the mire, some broken, some reckless cynics, but none had looked as this man looked, or held in their eyes that dead thing-Oh, God, l can see it now!
 His next words filled me with amaze, that yet was not rid of a haunt ing fear, as he said lightly:
 Pm so glad to find you here; feared it might be dull; but you will take pity on a lonely man and let me renew our acquaintance a bit, will you not?"
 Something said "Yes"-it wasn't me; and something whispered, too, that flight would be unavailing-that this mans hour had struck-that he was master now.
 The days that followed-they were like no other days 1 had ever spent. He was my constant companion; we rode and drove, attended the opera and theater, lunched and dined. and al ways he was courteous, attentive, kind always he was the master.
 Oh, of course, he never proved his dominance; but often in this life un- spoken words are more potent than those uttered, and unused mastery more powerfully felt than that of out ward sign.
 One night a week ago we took a walk, and here l must say that a strange thing had come into my life a something hitherto wholly alien to heart and mind.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-04
OirectorY of Minerals.

Every city has a directory of inl habitants. If you do not know a H sons name but do know that is a paperhanger, the classified u ness directory will locate him for !1 A directory of the useful minal in the United States, on much same plan, has just been published the United States Geological Suf'l If you want to know where any 9 of the 400 useful minerals occurs, directory gives the list of localiuaI each state where your mineral WIFI found. This publication should De full to many classes of people in h' ways. If someone wants to sen \ stock in a Texas oil company ne port will tell you in what counus Texas oil is produced and in other counties it may eyentuanp found. If your wife wears stone lavalliere, the report glves the only locality in the United SN where that stone is known 10 '" If you want to manufacture plasla paris or need lime for your DacA
 ture, this report will tell you whea find the gypsum and gives the iO'' of your nearest limedln,
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-04
BEAUTY IN THE FAR NORTH
Magnificent Displays of Color When the Arctic Sun Shines for
 Brief Period

Nature has provided wonderful dis plays of color as an offset to the ex treme desolation of the far north A traveller in Alaska describes in vivid style one of the short-day appearances of the Arctic sun as follows:
 First a greenish glow on the south ern horizon, brightening into lemon
The Prescott daily news., 1914-08-04

higher appeal, no leniency. But be- fore 1 go l shall tell the world that love may not be toyed with, that primordial m a Il still lives.
 Now that the veil of all illu- sions, all earthly conceits, is to be rent asunder. l S h all write the truth, naked and unashamed.
 There came into