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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
FRIDAY. JULY 8.


Mails Vessel
Vessel Tor. Line close sails.
Aquitania. 1.lv pool Cunard $50 a IN 1000 a IN
Ia sstVOir. IIaVre. French. 1:O0 a IN 1890 "A m
Ivcrui3. Gibraltar Cuuard. 30 IN 400 y m
Phtldd' hia. Curacao Red ID ) 80 IN 200 IN
Bermudian. Ber'da. Quebec $50 a IN u 100 m
Aimirsute. Colon. l. = CO.. $50 a m 1900 IN
Tr VIII GhristIansand : \ 200 IN
Conus New orleans. So - leo IN
SANTIAGO Galveston. Maly -- 100 p m
THURSDAY, JULY 2.
Rarharossa Bremen NGT.. 90 am 1000 am
Corcoyado. Gibraltar. II A.lOOO am ZOO m
Guantanamo. progTeso. va 900 am 200 IN
Allcmauuia. Hayti II-A.. 100 pm 400 pm
Pres Lincoln. fIamb'g. II-A --- II 90 am
Raltic. Liverpool W So. 200 IN
Uranium. Rotterdam. Tran. 100 pm
DFatria. Marseiles. Fabre. .. 500 pm
& Of Il Louis SaVau'h say 800 pm
Apache. Jacksonville. clyde -- 100 pm
ID Rio. Galveston, SO Pac. 300 pm
FRIDAY. JULY 3
- Louis. Southampton Am GEO a 10 20 IN
TIA Heather. Santos. I&Il. $3.50 a IN 800 a IN
tumcriC. Argentina, --. 900 IN 900 IN
Maracas, Trinidad. Trim. 10; 100 IN l. 90 IN
Guiana. 81 Thomas, Queb. II 80 "a IN 300 m
Stephalo. - Johns. Rcd C.1l:S0 a IN 800 IN
= Francisco. Argentina. o.. H. 90 m 800
Advance. Colon. T. Il R...1l: 80 a IN 800 p m
tamaguCy. Santiago. Ward --- 1900 IN
GraysCn, San Juan, lnsular ---- 12:Q0 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

Sa NJ. 1893 p. M. 20Ol S 2. NJ, 500
United states Department or Agriculture
weather bulletin, observations taken at D.
m, 9Th meridian time
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Forecast for Special Locan'ies'-'
New York and Southern New Engiano' ia''
to-day. warmer in the Interior; to-hoif'"'

Northern New England. CLOUDY to-oay'
except clear in vermont to-i40''o"'
western New York. increasing cIou1l
ness and warmer to-day; showers at hIgh'
any ,y Jersey. fair. slightly warmer TO-
dav. tomorrow. showers. ,at
Eastern Pennsylvania, increasing ciouuI
ness to-day; showers at night ana W.
morrow.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

~
Female.
I.AUNDRESS - CHAMBERMAlD - smart
young woman, with excellent references;
a.; 20 anywhere. MISS Shca's Agency, 20
East 4ed St Telephone GA Murray Hill.
MAID or NURSE for invalid lady; under
stands massage; good seanstress; highest
reference; Finnish. Jussila Agency, ESQ Lex
iugton aV. Tel 44J3 Plaza.
NEAT YOUNG ENGLISH GIRIr-very fond
children. nurse. chambermaid, waitress
assist with anything; $l7. city, country.
Industrial Assn. II West I'D 81
WAITRESS PARLORMAID. - Young, neat
and capable; excellent references r.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency. go 9Th av., 9tl
floor. Telephone 4J2I Madison Square.
WAITRESS Gil AMBERMAID-Four years
In last place. tall good appearance; w
Miss Shea's Agency. 20 East 42d ST. Tele-
phone G11i Murray Hill.
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IUGII WAITER
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Humidity.


No.. Col p. No.. 5iIS p. m...'.. ~
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INSECT EXTERMINATORS.

REppUGs. reaches EXTERMINATE:D l,
- cur hours; scientific method. EUGSTEH
co. SIS West l45th audubon $3.50
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TIITREDAY. IUL
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mall.
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COLLECTIONS.

rEBTs collected anywhere on earth: agents
everywhere: no collection, no charge.
clifford Collecting Exchange. IS West Sotn-
Phone Greeley 1907.
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Local Onlclal Record.-The following on'-
cial record from the Weather Bureau
show, the changes in the temperature Tor
U.i,b tho corresponding date OF last year:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
&ngelblibc i'm @inter.

s(ns ct. Eetersburg miro beridtet:
Die atmolpbdrii6c Griheimlng Der
arlaelblibe, Die i'm CONNER bdlifiger
auftritt, lit Dor fllr5ein IN Der falfn.
iiiden Sauptitabt Siilis mitten I'M
Winter, mas iiberaus lelten por'
beobadtet mproen. Sn allge.
meinen fennt Der @inter oerartige
gri6einungen nid)t. IQeroingS mar
id)on pabrenb bes gail5en Cages, on
benz bos Bbdnomen beobad)tet muroe,
cine eigenortige 2uftltimmlng iiber
Dem gall5en @ebicte, un0 Die otnlo'
ipbGriiden Griheinungen, Die oleler
MISUNDERSTANDING BON &ilgelbllsel
pormisgingen, moren LANCE porber
bilrduis onormole, 10 Dab man lid
III nitronomiid,en areiIen ailf ilnges
nobnlide 9inqc gcfabt mad)te. Dos
Gigenartigitc mar elm mehrmall9es
@e1ielu Der Sentperatur ldoit ON
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03

9lnf Der SaDpiGc Statipn.

@nterifa uernimnnt Elm @clprud)
6rau Gllropas nit Dem ounflen
Sentiment.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
e, Ionoern Sberioan Ser eiaentlife

fe, lonoern Sberioan Der eigentli6e
Sieeer bon 8rapelotte eemelen lit.
Gs lit nift oas erile ytal, Dab groBe
Siege gang irrtbilnlih Den p~erfebrteit
Wonnern 5%i1geifriebet mlrben. Mar
es bof init Der aroBen 9olferidJlad,t
BEL 2eip5ig ebenio. @ier bot Sris
Meitter bas @eroienit, Den lptrflifen
Sad)perbalt aufgeflGrt al haben.
8enn nj Der S%ron5oientio leien mir,
oaB i'm 3reiie Stembagen Dos be-
g~lailbiete @eriift lief, baB eigentlih
Der l1nteroffisier Grieorih Shult Die
Shladt BEL Seip5ig selpolulen babe.
.Sei babb't iienen Sberiten Warbnrg
ieggt, mot .maft Daroen miibt, I'm De
babD't OF 8liiferten iienen Ibjlltar-
ten ieggt, I'm De baob't of glilderten
leaat, nno oil 8liid)ert babo lea9t:
ySrieorih Sdrult bat red)t!" bat bei
leget." @eitou 10 BET @rapelotte:
.Sberioun heob't gismarfen leggt,
De hebo't iienen I%ojlttanten ieggt, Der
bebo't Woltfen ieggt, nno Woltfe
beoo iesat: ~Sberioan beoo &eft!"
beoo bel ieget."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
Then Mprael1. Wan loh plot[id

frIben Morgen. Man Iab ploslid
mebrere a1lgelblise a%uftaltden, sic
aber raid nieoer in ben Bitten ent
ihdpanoen. Die gri6ein1ing par bon
einem 8etcie lpie bel einem @rbbebetl
nOer BON unteriroiihem G%omerroQerl
unb BON. 5inIterniB bealeitet. Son
Den 80 beobahteten 9l1eelblisen GIN
gen Die meiiten obne jeoe ShGbiglm9
poriiber, MIR IN elmer StraBe mltroell
mebrere @ebGuoe itarf beid)GDiat. Ssm
botaniIhen 8nrten irrte elm al1ael=
hlis bon beoeutenoer @rDBe gall5
aubereemobnlih lange 5piId,en Den
8ditmen urlb 8ebduoen lumber. Or
5erplaste init groBem @etoie uno
legte einen Sburm thcillpeiie in
1riimmer. gtad benz @erihapinoen
Der 3ugelblise trat anbaltenber itar-
fer SdlneefaG elm. GadJber muroe
Der Simmel flar, uno neitere Scob-
ahtilngen lieBen ii6 nift mebr an
Ite1en.-(&. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
Die iteben @eltwnnSer.

Dor einiaer 3eit erlieB Der Ser
liner Y9ofalan5eiger" al ieine 2eie,
Die 4ufforoerrng, Die iiebelt nlooer.
men @eltimlnoer 81 nennert. pm ~.
Seb. rpl,roe bon bent 9latt Die Bite
Der Grr1tngenihoften, grfinbitneen
mn g~ntbefungen p~eroffentlift, alti
nel6e iih Die arobte ansobl bon Sc
fern eeeiniet bat. Die iieben nei,en
8elttplutoer iino naf Der glniift Der
Waiorit1t: Die acknowledgements
Der Yanama.&anol, bte ~lenfbaretl
2uftifdffe, Die Slugmaidiuen, bas
Stadium, Der 9inematogropb uno Der
0ampfer .Smperator".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
&ifappo @prm Sitter pertreibt
Wiirmer.

Sic ltriade bes 11ebelbefinbens
Cures ainbes; Der iibelricdenbe
Itbem; Oas Nufihreden nnb 3dbne@
fnirlfen lpdbrenb bes ShlafeS; Die
blaHe @eiihtsfarbe; Die punfelen
Minee inter Den Iugen, aaes Sie1es
limb In6eifen bon Dem 8orbanoens
Iein bon @ilrmern. &idapoD Worm
SELLER lit, mas SIR Sinh bebarf. Or
pertreibt bic @iirmer, bic llrinde bes
n%nseiunben 3uitanbes bes ainbes.
Sic abfiibrenben Gieenihaften bes@
ielben tpirfen 9iinitig anf Den 9anSen
&orper. @irb in 3uderform geliefert
itnb Die &inbcr lieben es. 3uoers
ldiiige unb iid)ere &ur. 8arnntirt.
&auft nod bette cine Shnhtel. Ereis
% Gents. Su alien Gpotbefen Docr
per Yoit. aidapuu Snoian Weeoicine
So, I%bilabelpbia ober ct. 2pnis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03

5t erforld)en. Sie Iltfon1mlinae be-
rthtetet, iic batter Den Sentiment bon
9lrn aus 6,trd)auert, oen MnloSonel,-
ltrom bon Der GraQe sur Wiinolulg
perfolet, @egenoen beiudt, oie bisher
fetneS lueiben Mtonnes SUB betretcn
babe, iti1o cine ttelte SSnca-S toot, 8lo-
terlpaDee, entOeft. Die Reile lei
orBerlt angeItrengt itno ollrd) aurnti-
balen, niloe Sbtere un6 oie stron-
lfteDen oes perrdtberiid,en Sito0ano-
SiHlies g~efdbroet eenelen.
Die 6orld)er fanoen &nodlells
neherreIte bon Wdnnern l1no nobmet
an, baB lie bon BEN Witglieoern Der
Gromer'i6en Expedition berriibrten,
bic Dor foit spei Sabren nod 8er1l
5og ltnb nerldlollen lit. Den Srt, ort
nelfem Ole &nofen eefunocn mitr.
ben, i6miidten lie gum A%noenfen on
Die Ierlhmltnoenen nit einem &reus.
meroings falloen lie oltd) Spuren
Der perifolenen Selian expedition,
Die auf Der Sud,e nad) Summit aus5og
ulro bon s. 8. @unolif in Chicago
finan5irt nuroe. G5 lit nid)t allsge-
ifloiien, oaB eilt Sbeil Ser gefunoe-
men 9nofen BON Mitgliebern oieier
grpebitiou itammte.
sltf oemielbcn S6tff traf Der aus
Tene5uela p%erbonntc ebemalige 8e-
latote III @nibineton General Sole
Wonitel Sernanoe5, and og( Mod)o"
9enannt, in EripatgeIddften bier Elm.
8roieiior Sirom Bingham bon
Dale, Der Ielblt in Ger11 aelpeien lit,
altBerte it'd geitern in 9een Sopen
oobin, baB Der 9eslep'ihe Serid,t Die
annabme Der Hegieritna bon Eerlt
ilber baS Shifia Der Gromer'iden
unb Selian'iden expedition beit1tige.
Die cine iol bltrd) Wtangel an Nus.
riiitllrg az @rltnoe aeaongeil, Die an.
oere Sl1bianern 5itm Spfer gefollen
Iein. Ser Rome Elnteripapee lit nad)
Dem Hrofciior nift Der einer neltenf
bcften SSnco.Stoot, ionbern cine,
Jalt5en Hegipn, in ser man elmer
pabrenb Der iponiifen groberimg@
,eit nergrabenen ShaB permuthct
mo beoeiitet neiter nidts OILS 81 81
RADIO. Mehrerc Srtihoiten in 4crll
nerulen iid) 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
5riibjabrss glut nno S1rper= Rciniacr.

&dhreno Der 8intermonate idmz
mein it'd ltnreini9feiten i'm &orper an,
oos Slllt miro llnrein llnb oid, bic
gtteren, Seber mo @i~ngelpeioc meroen
TRACE rno pcrlriacben bos ipgernnntc
Spring Seper". Sic fiiblen miipe,
idfuah unb fnul. electric Sitters -
Die SriibiabrS WebiSin llub ser
aprpers 9einiger - lit. mas Sic be-
oilrfen. gs regt Nicrcn, 2cbcr lrlo
Ginscpeioc 81 geiunoer S6dtigtcit oil,
eutfernt ale lureini9tcitcn ulo briugt
@eiunbbeit, Strait rno gnergie.
electric SitterS nnnd,t Gin ncues 8cIcu
ans Sbncn. Seainnt cine ~picrip1dioc
al1r urb Guer aprper miro in guteu
3ultanp iiir Die 6rilbjabrsorbeit gc@
iebt. 8nrautirt. Sn alien Ipotbefcn.
so Gents utb $500. s.. &. Snflen
& 60, Gbilabelpbta pber ct. 9puis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
Gtn Scnfmal fir ben Siiopuliabrcr
Scutt.

Sn Den frat5oiiiden Nlpcn Dot ser
i~rdll3Oiiid)e ]Mlpcnrcrein bent hclOens
ntittbigen 9torbpolfdhrer Scott eiu
9enfnlnl errihtet. Scott bate sort
Ieincn Wotorlhlitten ben er onf lei.
lter Siiopolreile bcriibte. altSprobiert.
9aS 3elttmal iii cin groBes Steinmos
mnent, boa Dem Wnnunente nod1ae.
biloet luuroe, peld)ca Die Goute
Scott5 auf iciner 1~ooesfobrt mad,
Dem SiiOpol b~e3cifnet. Cine 8ron5e-
Elotte trdgt ole @%ionung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
Sartndfiger, it6rcnbcr euiten furirt.

nWein @atte lit fiinf3ebn Sabre
unb mein Sobn ndlt Sabre lang an
Suiten. Sr. Sings Stem DISCOVERY
t%nrirte bieie[ben p~olitdnbig nnb iJ
bin iebr bnnfbar bnfilr", idreibt Srall
Snpib Wloor bon Sn9inGtp. Ila. Sr.
Sings Nen SiscoperD nirb Sbnen
9erabe 10 gut belfen lpie bieien IGrls
nern. Sr. Sings Gcn DISCOVERY
iolte in iebem Smlsbalt fem. &urirt
Suiteb linbert Ga Grippe unb ale
Sals> unb 2nngenleiren. @elo SlIz
riiderltattet. nenn Die &ebi5in bers
ia9t. Sn alien Ipotbeten. Sreis 80
9ents unb S1.00. s. &. Suflen &
Co., philadelphia uber ct. 9pnis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
@ie in Srespn reaicrt wirS.

MltS Gppe, Oregon, perlalltct inter
Sntliln pom %. Sch: Srditlein Serr
Sobbs, bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bcs @ous
nerneurs 8eit, traf helltc mlltteriee.
lenalleln bier Elm, ur1terild1tc Die vlo=
fnlelt Sall,bnperbdltniiIe", beiprod)
Die Gage nit Dem Giirgern1eiiter rnb
Den Mitalieoern oes StaOtratbs,
nahm einigc Seute ms Gerbor, Die
iiber beiagte Serbaltniiie beim 8ou-
perlle,lr alage gefilbrt batteit, nnO
reiite nod Observation-Disclosures Sha-
tigfeit pieoer nnh Der Stuatsbaupt-
itaot suriid, linn ibrem &errn gerift
5l erltdtten".
Trdl,lein Sobbs orollete llid)t Die
ShlieBung Der @irthihaften an, ME
lie es Dor ungefdbr ied,s @od)en III
eileln dbnliden Sail III GoppcrfielO
gethan bate, nod lieb iic 8riegsredDt
perbalrgen. Sic beeniigte lid nit Der
Infiinhiglng, bnb lie oas GcrgebniB
ibrcr llnteriild)ung Dem @ollpernerr
pprlegen meroe.
9ei ihrer Mnfllnft lpilrbe oie s(bae-
Ianote oes Stuatspberbdllpts bon
Srau Gnu Nnberion, cinem WitglicD
bes Stobtratbs, beeriiBt. Gin @on-
Observation-Disclosures bate iid) oas
Greignib 5linllBe gcrnad)t, nnb allf
Dem aal1sen @egc mad DEM 9%atbballs
beglcitete Die beiben Eerionliffeiten
Dos gleid,m1Bige tidenoe @erduid iei-
lter Maidine. SSn Der Stootballe be.
eilten iih Der 9iirgermeiiter &. 3.
@ilion ultb Die nnberen Mitglieber
Der Stabtpertreti,ng nit Der @eriid)e-
ring, Die l%lnteriufltng nod ardfteit
for0ern d1 moler.
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@as allies DerbDten iuirb.

Sn Der 2eeislatllr bon MarDldrlo
bat Der slbgeoronete Srancis Snom-
Den cine 8orluge eingebrabt, Die cine
gan5e Geibe bon Sa6en BEL elmer
@eloitrafe BON So i'm G%ritfolle nnb
bel elmer Celebrate bon $50 ODER Sc
f6ngniB ooer beibem i'm @ieberbo=
l~ungsfalle berbietet. 9erboten mer-
Den Suntpel. nno Sflitrode ais I'M
anitdnoig, bobe slbiGse an Srauen.
irno Idb6euidltben oils geiunb-
beitssefaDrbenb, Eongo, Surfep Srot
llno anoere mooerne S0n5e ais I'LL,
Iittlih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
ySberioan beob Ged)t"

Sic illterciiantc Gntoefung Der
Chicago Sribllnc", DAP Die Geutihen
Die erpbe Shlad)t BON @rapelotte
nidt ,gelponnen baben niiroen, men1
Wpltfe I'M fritiifen Womentc nitIt
filg genllg gepelen mare, out ben
meiien Hatb bes atterifaniifen 8ene-
ruls Sherioun al boren, nelfer ben
arieg befnnntlif} Inn beutI6en Salpt-
quarter mitrnuhte, ideint IN 0elltld).
lano ollie 3eitungsbumoriiten mobil
gemaft 5u baben, unb es Ioate ms
gar ntdt munDern, lpenn elmer bon
linen Oas Gbicagoer glntt nod iiber-
trllnlpfte nit Der @ebailptung, oab bel
Malila eigentlih niht 3epep, ion-
bern b. Sieberid,s gciiegt babe. Ter
@albingtpner Correspondent Der
y&olniihen 3eitung" reproou5iert
ben ganSen Irtifel Der tribune" unb
maht Oann Oa5u Die folgenoen berid}-
tl9enoen Senlerfungen:
,SSn beittid]en militdriid)en arciiert
miro man oieien Mrtifel nit unge-
triibter Seiterfeit leien. Ser 8eoan-
fe, oaB Sberioun. oeiien @eroienite i'm
norb.amerifoniifen 9iirgerfrieg llno
beionocrs 1864 I'M Sbeunnooabtbal
ourdlalls anSuerfcnnen iinb, irgenb
melden GinfluB ouf Die 9eitltng Der
S6laft am IS. Muellit gebabt babe,
muB ais elre Alisgebllrt nmerifani-
iher Ebnntalie be5eidnet merben. An
Der aoit5en Gr5dbllutg lit MIR rihtig,
baB Sberioan a~lerbings iih am IS.
glugnit I'M @roBen &auptqllortier be-
fano ilmb nlt6 nit gismard gelpro-
den bat. 9obei mag Der gunoes-
f%an5ler i'm pieleift nah ieiner In-
lift iiber ben @aug oes @efehtes ges
fragt baben, aberiifern id)t u%naufbors
lih. Dab 9ismard g%euBernngen
Sberioan's fiir 10 mi6tig eebolten
babe, INN lie Woltfe ollrd) Ibiutanten
mittbeilen 5t luIien, fam man bon
porilberein abpeiIen. Gr bate aud
gar feline 9(bintanten, mo ferner lag
es gar nift in ieiner 3uitdnoigfeit,
ii6 in oerartige taftiide @oradnge al
miiden. Scbr biibib lit Die Be
mertbrrng Der Shlad,t BON aoniagrat
ais Spo5icreang. Sn Seitidlano
miro lie nltr @elGdter berpprrnfen.
IS miro ais peniger beglalibigtes @e-
riid)t %erndblt, DOB S%berioan @infe
fir Die aopaleriebemeeungen gege,
ben babe; trdfe Dies 5ll, 10 miiroe er
ciner Der ldDerlten tuftiid,en Sebler
bcs Cages perifuloet Doben, Die Gnt.
ienOing Der aauaQeriebiniIion Sort.
mann iiber sic Manceidlli6t, ais Der
@egner nod unterldiittert in leiner
SauptItclimg Itanb. Sberioan III
abcr poaig uni6ulbig oarar, oil
Sdulo triiit ben General b. Stei,'
meB ollein. @ir bebauern, Dem 2or.
6cerfran5 oes amerifaniIben 9teiter'
fiibrers oas nelle glott nid)t laIien 81
0iirfelt."
Sin Seier ser yaolniid)en 3eitung"
aber fabt mtr Die fomiid)e Seite oel
slngelegcnbeit ms auge. Sbn bat oel
,Sribune"- Irtifel 10 aniiiiert, DAB 81
Die nad)iolgenOe g%elungene ,3uldrif
on oas rbeiniifc Slott i6idtc, nm il
redt miBiger @eiie an einem flaiii
id)en 9eiipiel i'll Oenonltrieren, oai
Die Tribune" oieaeiht bod Hed)
babe:
Sic Chicago tribune" fat lid
lmltreitig I'M Die biitorildc @nhrbei
ichr pcrbicnt 9emddlt baourd. oaB II
; enDlld) fcltgcitelt bot, oaB niht Dtolt
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Spfer non Ganni6alen?

9luS NeD gorf uerlai,tet inter 9a.
tim bonn II. Seb.:
gliis Der @ilonib Rcrlis febrte
aeitern allf Dem Compiler Byron"
Die aus Dem englilden &apitGn s.
Campbell 8eSlepL s. 6. Solbroof,
Sranflin 9. Coates mo s. @. 9unnc
b~citebenoe 9eslep'ide expedition Sil-
rid, bic I'M poriaeu Sonunler oitsge.
5oaell mar. UNI Die ani Den aorten
uiflt perSeidncte1l uitb iibcrba,lpt III.
eriorihten Teaioncn Siib,s(merifas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03

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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-01-12
MADE A SLIGHT MISTAKE
Young Congressman Wanted to Rent
Apartment In Mr.. M~acveagh's
- Palatlal Home.

Representative Perle d. Decker Of
Missouri, one of the youngest mem.
bers Of the house, who is serving his
first term In congress-, resides in o
modest but comfortable apartment in
Fourteenth street. Like many other
apartment house dwellers he got a no
ton that he wanted to move. The
street cars passing his apartment made
a great deal Of noise until early morn.
Ing, and there were other reasons. Rid.
ing up Sixteenth (now called the ave
nue. OF the P~residents) he spied the
palatial home Of Franklin MacVeagh,
former secretary of the treasury. The
location just suited Decker. The ex.
terror OF the building indicated that
the ceilings were high and the rooms
spacious.
Leaving his automobile at the curb,
the congressman approached the en-,
trance to the MacVeagh home. His
first surprise came when he found the
door locked. In response to his ring
a uniformed butler opened the door
and asked what was wanted. Decker
announced blandly that he would like
to lease an apartment in the building.
The butler nearly collapsed. After
recovering his breath he said, with a
great show of indignation:
dis am no apartment house. 1t am
dc home OF Mistah MacVeagh."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-01-12
NO EASY MATTER TO SWEEP
Carpets and Rugs May Be Preserved
or Damaged, According to How
Ii Is Done.

1t Is not an easy matter to sweep
well. b a broom is put into the
hands Of the inexperienced, more
harm than good generally results from
the use of 1t.
Light sweeping and soft brooms are
desirable.
Many a carpet is prematurely worn
out by careless sweeping.
In sweeping thick piled carpets al
ways brush the way Of the pile.
By doing SO 1t may be keep clean
for years; but If the broom is used
in a different way the dust will enter
the carpet and SOC destroy it.
II the carpet covers the whole floor
OF the room and 1t is nailed down,
place the chairs and other articles of
iruniture which can be easily moved
In the middle of the room, pin up the
curtains and cover the couch with an
old sheet.
Pieces Of damp paper may be
spr:nkied round the sides of the room
and then sweep with q carpet broom
toward one place.
lake short strokes, being careful
not to raise the broem much.
Sweep the Il and edges with
a small whisk. broom.
Put two tablespoonful of ammonia
into one gallon Of water; wiring a
cloth out Of this and wipe the carpet.
This will remove the dust and help
to brighten the carpet
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-01-12
CHURCH FEELS THE CHANGE
New Administrations Always Have De.
pressing Effect on Washington
Congregations and Others.

Washington feels the change of ad.
ministratfon now and then in numer.
GUS little ways. The pastor of a
prosperous church. for example, Is
bemoantng the loss of 60 families
from his congregation In the last
six months, all families Of the Taft
administration. Like a good, Indus.
trious shepherd, this man is hustling
10 gain from some other quarter what
ne has lost because the country voted
the Republicans out and the Demo
Gratis in. This particular instance
does not mean the incoming admins.
tration is less churchly. For every
Official family that has departed an.
other official family has arrived, and
there are probably 60 new official
families attending church somewhere
else in the federal city.
But such things shake UT the life
OF Washington. The grocer loses
customers, and must see to 1t that
he gains others. There were many
longtime oficeholders here under the
Republican regime. Duration Of ten
ure had encouraged them to rem or
buy homes. Departing they vacated
their residences. The newcomers are
inclined to be more timid about set.
Ting down. A period of hotel life
or residence In an apartment Is the
rule with them. Consequently it
seems as though there we're more va.
cam residence in the fashionable
northeast this autumn han before
In a very long time.
AS a result of this and other like
conditions Washington feels q de
preston. 1t may be a year before
the city resumes it's wonted prosper.
ity. The old gibe about hotel and
boarding house keepers getting all
the money congress and other Off.
Gals have to spend was true so years
ago, but it Is not now. The DISPOSE.
ton in normal times is for the folk
from away to settle down here in
their own homes and live as house.
holders. The extra session of con
gress lasting all summer and all the
autumn has contributed something to
the general prosperity OF local folk,
but not overmuch. Hotels have got
ten most OF the money.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-01-12
Maintain High Ideals.

The most difficult problem that any
human being has to solve is the pre-
vention of an tnsidious lowering Of his
standards. 1t is 30 easy to grow a
little careiess about personal appear.
ance, to be a trifle less particular in
discerning the difference between right
and wrong, to drop into habits of neg
lect In small matters that were once
considerd duties, that gradually the
whole life has slipped to a lower plane
before one Is aware. The lowering of
ideals along any line means O lower.
ed We.-Great Thoughts.