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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
Vetrnnfenc emaliihe Wafrcien.

Die 9onooner .9ailp He1ps" bel
riftet: gei Dem Interchangeable
fiir ertrunfene Watroien iogte elm
&apitan aus, DOB Elm Wuim betrun-
fen semeien lei. Gs lei lett pttpa
einem Monat cine ae,pobnlihe Or.
iheinuna, oaB Die Wannitoft be.
trunfen lei. gs lei idJper, Natroiert
5u befommen. Or fonMte rifts oai
gegen tbiln. Der Sbmann Der Mihj
ter lagte, es iei fem Wunber, ,penI
oentide l%lnterieeboote 10 lei1t ensI
liife Shiffe faBten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
@utpmobil. Nusfunft.

: "a inter unieren 9eiern (oie
Z ia IN alien Sbeilen Der Ser.
Z Staaten nobnen) piele geIiBer
Z bon Iutomobiles iino nnb aud
{ piele 9erne iold)e iperoen mOds
: ten, baben mir Iortebrun9en gcs
: troffcn,' INN Die 2e1er nit InSs
Z flnft iiber automobiles 81 be-
bienen: Mnfra9en Deroen einem
Z Sad,manne por9elegt uno Die
Gntport miro Dem Sraseiteaer
: prompt Suseitellt nerben. Sn
: SdQen, no es iih I'M Sra9en
: unb Iustunft banbelt, ipelde
Z meitcrc 2c~ierfreiie intcreIiies
: rem ooer bclcbrcn oilrftcn,
neroen Die ge9ebenen Iufihliiiie
Z in oieier 3eitung abseSrudt
lper0en.
Z SelbitperitGnblid piiuihen
Z mir, DAB uniere 2eier aud ibre
@r brungen nit Nuto@
Z mobilen mittbeilen: IN Ve3ug
{ auf &oltenpmft I'M aaufe unb
in Der Snitanpbaltun9; Die Sc
: fabren, lpeldlcu JIG e%niganSen
: nnp nelte NutpbeiiBer pernleiz
Den Iolcn; baa Iuto ais Sanis
lien @rbolun9smittel; ais Siilie
in Der Siabt mn AMI Der Sarm.
etc, etc. gum 9tllBen mn Sroms
men bcs Seiertrciics. Wir laiien
Z aud, 9erne Die Scicr Inn Nutb
Z iraaen. ipeldes Mnto inter linz
Z itdnoen (ipclde nntiirlif nngcs
Z gcbcn ipcrbcn miiiienl 5u inuien
: 1T. Is III bcubiid)ti9t aud nit
Z bieier Ibtbcilung DEM Seiertreiic
+ All bienen, ipneit mir IS nit Den
+ ctmds bcihrdnften Witteln elmer
+ fatboliit,en @ofen5eitrn9 tbln
Y fonnen.
Z Nniragen beltih uoer en9liif.
Z betreifcnh Nutomobil : Inges
4 le~aenbeiten, nbreiiiere man:
Z Nuiomobile department.. Saith
4 Ollie Yrinting Co., Dubuque.
Il Soma.
" IL u Il X u X " II :. IL Il Y 81 Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
%Gummentar aberflIifs.

@eil er Die Wad)t am Hbein"I
an DER gde bon Yorf Hom mo ann'
StraBe in Rem Oorf auf sinet|
Munobarmonifa aeipielt bate .tnoI
ooourh einen auilaui peruriaht ha.
ben iollte, lit am 10. Mai i'm
5ombs.@ erifte Der oboahloie SranfI
WcGnrtbp nm orei Collars gebiiBt
worben. ga Der SrlGnoer oieie no..
tiirlih nid,t beSahlen fcnnte, ioI
ihidte Mihter Solbp i'm aui brei
Gage ms @eiGugnib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
8unte Krie9s>G hronif,

oQe Vripatboie unb 8Grten lparen
yauf gefebl" g~ereinigt lHo in Stono
eeiest. gs mar eritounlif,. Sd
metb nift, mie es in 4lof ailsiab,
uermlithllh iebr piel better oils in
SuDalfi, ober-es lab iest mirflih
iebr oroentlid) aus. Gin Sifi5ier er.
jdblte gu Dem Sbema, baB ieine 2eute
auf elnem @utsbof in anbertbalb
Weter Sieie Hilaiter, alisgeSeifnetes
Hflaiter, auseearaben uno ireieelegt
bdtten. Oils Der BETTER, Der iif) in
Der erIten 3eit in Der StaOt perbor.
gen bate, Suriidfebrte, fonnte er es
niht faiien, nie es Die 0eutihen Ter.
zig gebrad)t botten, III 10 filr5er 3elt
Den Sof 10 gut 81 pflaitern. als
man ibm iaate, oaB Dies iein Tflo.
tier lei, oa mar es unter Dem 0red
anf ieinem Sole 9efunben babe,
molte er es nlht glailben, oa er ooh
"ilber iieber Sabre ari Dem @ilte ge.
mirtblhaftet babe" Shlieblif
mllBte Der Wann lpobl elaliben, iinO
es muroen MN allh aus9rabltngen
auf anoeren @iitern angelteQt, leroer
porlGufig obne Grfolg.
Sn ben StraBen bon Ylod 9ebt
oeutid,es Dtilitar. eeben orOentlid)e
polniif,e 9iireer, Die iih nit oen 81.
ti5ieren, Die lie in Galrtier baben,
iebr ireunolih griiben. los Ger.
baltnib 5wiihen giiraerif,ait INTO Der
oeutiden Sermaltung 1T oenn ni,d,
mie mir bon alien Seiten periihert
miro, reft gut. Sd Bate nild) iiber.
all Den einornd, Den ih ia IN Gu.
lpalfi feinesmegs bate.
Wan fam III Ylod 10 Siemli6
alles fauien. Sn bunter Wiihuna
liegen Die ruiiiihen @aaren, Die nod
oa iino-o. b. ieit Witte Sebruar--
in Den 2dben. Sinoenbura.gIeiitiite
uno @roBfiiriten. 9riefpapier, Die I'm.
glaublid) iammerlihen amiid,tsfarten
Don Nlod unO oeutihe aiinltler.Y olt.
farten, oelltit,e Shofolaoe unO rui.
Tlhe-lebr Observation-Disclosures.
@tan t0nnte Die Heibe iebr ollsoeb.
men. Die fleinen polniit,en Srngen
uerfoufen Inn Die NtittagsSeit Ole
oeutlhen 3eitungen. Sic limo orci
Gage alt, Die 3eitungen. 0as 2eben
sebt nit einisem Sempo iogar, man
lhelnt 9ailS CUTE @elhufte 81 MA.
den. Die fleinen 3eitungsiungeu
ieoenfaas. Nuh Die YeilhenperfoM.
ierinnen nit fleinen giinoeln mirf.
lid buitenoer @alopeilten. 0ariiber
Die Come, marme fuirige Sriblinss.
luft. 9tur 5iemlih fern ieuert Die
oHulenbatterie" Elm paar Sdub.
8ir baben lie nit iehr piel Wtlnition
Don ben Huiien erbeutet unb miiiien
nun Die Wltnition Ooh g~elegentlih
DEM BETTER 5uriifihiden. Nab DER
Hdmfa biniiber lit aues it'll.
am abeno lit bas @eihieluier boil
meifiten 3allbers. 3arte l~lebergGnge
in Silber 5u glmu uno WeiB. Shper
ounfelblau 5piihen Den Salbtonen
lputtet Die nlte Stride.
SIN Eolniihen Soi, bel e%leftri.
ihem Slht, meiBgeOedte 2iihe. Gin
t%aOeuoler 3ellner beolent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

bout S%aboures); er erhieIt einen 8e|
bnrtsifein, monah er in Pelfort ad
boren lei. Idermann fdmpfte il
Den Toseien uno serietb i'm 0esenl
Der bel Steinbah in beutihe 8cion]
genlfaft. SIN 8efangenenlaeer iis|
len Die Management irnn5oIiifeS
g prohfenttniiie auf. Die @o5rbeil
fam an Den Gag. @dermann erbiel|
Die bodJit5uldiiise 5eitise 3udtbausI
ftrafe: IS Sahre. Wit Miidiift mi
Die fran5oiiihen @oripieaelunger
Dmroe peaen bes arieesserratbes
niht amf lebensldngIibe 3ubibaus;
itraie %erfannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

milton malgelt. Gin anoerer Oil.
5ier ihreibt: Sd baiie Die leutiden,
ih baiie lie 5ebnmal mebr mie itrei.
fenoe glrbeiter. glber bieien itreifen.
Den 9lrbeltern baben mir es AZ per.
oanfen, oaB mir geiebl baben. niht
81 ihieBen, obgleid] Die Ieutif,en
ms iortoauerno nit @ranaten bonn.
baroiren. Sit es 'niht, nm franf 81
weroerl, bob mir wegen Waneels an
Wunition ben 9oloenen slllgenblif
fiir cine TorpGrtsbepegrm,g porbei.
geben laIicn miliIen?-0as lit Die
Intmort ollf oas @nrum? Ias neli.
trale Nmerifa lit ibnen Elm mertbpol.
lerer Ililrter ais ous perbiinoete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
BE acianaenen NilitGrGrstc.

@ie ole ,Rmuoie @remia" mit1
tbeilt, ioaen sic %aeiangenen oeutiterl
inb oiterreihiihen Wilitdrar5te nihtI
aegen geian9ene ruiiide Ier5te uls.'
getaliiht, IonOern sum Sanit1ts.
bienit inter ibren %9eianeenen 2arbs.
lellten IN ben norolihen @ouperre.I
ments uro Sibirien permenbet ner.|
Den ulb 5rpar in Dem Gerbdltnib, oaB|
Elm IrSt alii 1900 @efangene fommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
Gmalanos Wutb.

Die Sonooner Yreiie lit u%niialen.
Der Weiie bon Der Wogliffeit zines
3rieges 5wiiden Imerifa mo
Ielitidlano gar niht ent5iidt. @a.
rum? Die oMorning Eoit" peroi.
ientliht 5pei 9rieie BON engliihen
Sifi5ieren. Die all Der Sront in Sian.
bern iteben, aus benen berporgebt,
oaB Die gnglGnoer IN Der Sbat al
Munitionsmangel leioen. Sn Dem
einen griei beiBt es: Iie Ieutihen
beid)leBer uns iortoaucrnb aus ibren
&anoneil, uno u1iere aanonen oiir.
len niht antporten, Oa Die Wu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
Yelsiens &ronprin5 ais Soloat.

Die Weloung oes .NonpeQiite De
2pon", monuh Der aronprin5 SEQ.
polo bon gelgien ais Soloat III Oas
an Der gier fGmpienoe ~. belgiid,e
acknowledgement eingereibt nor.
Den lit, berlibt aui einem Srrrbum.
Der crit l3iGbrige aronprin5 beiid,-
tigte fiir5lih in ge9leitung ieines
Soters Die ShiisensrGben an Der
?)ler ulo triig bel bieier 8elegenheit
Die llnliorm bes 9ellaumten belgiideu
SuianterIe Regiments, baS iit) in
Den bisberi9en aGmpien ganS beion.
oers allsgeSeihnet bat. Bon Der
5beilnabme oes nod i'm ainoesalter
itebenoen aronprinSell al Den aGm.
pfen fam natiirlih feline Heoe iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

Wa,rit uno Butter perififen az fon.
net, unb ebe Der 9er,a ieine aGrtli.
den @efiible all3u iebr begiinitiet,
Mil i'd linn nod Elm 2iebesgaben'
pudfen 5ufommer laiien.
limb 6onn tperbe ih cur Ibfiiblung
metn ViIb beifiiaen.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
Der ndbTte $britt.
9as critic balbS0dentlide iatbsii9e 8latt in Der 0anhesipra6e? Gir
gu an Der G%ntmidelnns aer fatbsii@en YreRe m%itbelten?

cxc @n hnn ndrm sn offers nsMtatb anat Sbm mir bic .srmssa@ om susbn BON 81
GatoHr tribune" SG Wn in yer Wphen S ben nGhmn mpMdn Drift in hbMhr 4S ghuam4
parn @m mir afogudd limb, masn mir lott elmer enssn Wo@maMMbe bon 70 shn gu 1890 mI
Snbr5 d babnofmtifea uAbr bon r nts en o f. Re Wpde1 10 sen u $500 pro Sr peoHeny
HdMnm monm cine spnmgmussbeN nn ro ste Gr nahMh mdde .SNG Catholic tribune" gu 12 Shd
Elm Raj wodemhh mdhr gu amkn nmnhaL Snmn hs bm.
Die @te hht che mir bhidbm nit bannohr GusHdt uf eda etMmn nn Gnmn Ss n
bs Yumm. pdds hrb Die sue se Der fahoMm9 ue. mb hus5 piMtpss Mh rbm mug aid
tueL nAr mir bb in Der aa@n has 2ahm ang@bmL mann bic ae bdbmohmMGde tnboiM 5umd
Der @ruhn smtn in Der 9mbepnder itmm pb. 3 lie gmMmmsl tm 0cer Smb Gr odd
Brit Su use rmutNgm? Inf fin Die sss B safe bs tbnHdcn Yub@wTonhs! 5uueb bass mml
lar ans uoh be S prompt pmd
@eebrtc Serren -Shp hufe hermit mt bic aupnbn bon Che 0oHeic tribune" aa md
in bm @ofe nmn bic cine Smnhwausab fem pa 5 dOnnepm
@r HMnm mite elmer srm Seusuunsn f bic "etenihe fir tabwotanits ashn" bin ra&}
Gu enfnm it, SNpt bGbrs Fe 2r nde nod nmt. amm" bu in rftp YaNn b1
@ r m ties Smen bm, bis Ir Die efe ODER elm @e Der rsmn amnnenn Nu @nrrhms MJ
gnf1tb nn nrbrL
np pgb n, iMr 9r penn es ben 9Gw mr Slater san bhn ndhhu shnH in hm
Ghr Ymb enmMhamsp prompt tbnb anb an mir aud ben. ndhnm nwhun sdrtu mSbun aMn1
gen IN yer hbnnhT Suf ethan u0 am9bab. ScSbdb, Hr SGr, mme lest IneHhrGh ub Im&
Spuuhr gh cI
Sm SntmNe Der hhMHtm Ye ub ur ennddana
Der Che zMebatteux
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
Talid auiseiaet.

2ante: o0fohteit on noh ain
Stiid Sudden, aarlhen2"
aarlhen: .Nein, ih oanfe."
Sante: .TM iheinit an @ppetltlo
iigfeit Al leiben, mein Snnee."
aarlhen: Gas iii niht Sppetit.
loiiafeit. Sante, moran ih leioe; e
lit nur Soflihfelt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03

gen. Noh LANCE blieb Der erregte
9ailernhauie 5uiammen uno ser.
iib crit am iriiben Worgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-03
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-10

de iominan los Observation-Disclosures.
Recurrir z las fuenres oficiales es
corfundirse y no AGA NADIA en- lin
BIO. Va Il los representatives de las
facciones que Iuchan en- Mexico no
rarantizan Ia ~veracidad de su infor-
maci5n, Dorque solo Sc atienen q las
irstrucciones recibidas de u jefes
= no a Ia verdad de los acontecimien
los.
Hoy, por ejempIo. Sc supo en- es-
ta.que intempestivamente Sc habia
presentado Alvaro Obreg6n en- IA
ciudaG De Monterrey, la ta-de de
eyer. sin dar aviso q nadie y m!en-
rras toGos CREAM que Sc encontraba
m-a-chando con sus huestes a Nor
e. en- persecution de 81 enenligo
personal Francisco Villa.
Su llegada p Il capital n~eoloneSa
IA efectu6 en- los momentos en- que
las ~agencias Observation-Disclosures g
saguraban que Obreg6n seguia VIC
torioso rumbo a Chihuahua. Co.
mn 81 -. no pu"d" Aab"c mayor i:
t~e-srcia entire 10 que aseguran las
ageacias del senior Carranza y 10
ne en- realidad hace e. senior Obre
gon.
Con IA l,egada de este jefe revo-
eiona-io 4 Ia ciudad de Monte
rrey, coincide e rumor de que Sc
lania r~-.s.ra!o uu t"cr.b." rho-
lue de trenes entire dicha ciudad
: "a capital de Coahuila, siendo d.
caos treues m;,itareS, y pereciendo.
= consecueacia del choque, muchoS
>oltados.
Sc cree que 10 sea yerdad que
huHo G, rctev!do choque. siao que *
regis,ro IN encueutro entire los mis-
NOS c~arrancis.as, pues TODD el nun
do esya De acuerdo en- e Norte, De
que hay "obrcgonismo' en- gran par
&c del pals. Sc cree tambien que
el yiajc ~Cepentino de! jete de las
ore-ae.oaes contra Villa. 4 Ia ciu-
lad r~cgioaaontana, tiene por objeto
sc1o-aa- . Jacln,o T-eviHo para Que
sc re6cle contra C~ar-anza. natural
mente. = favor de- "ooregonisnao'.
Si Ooreg5n no Iogca convence- a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-10

FL perfume mis- rraganie Y de mas du-
rarIun haSta hoy COnoCido. Su raTo
aroma hara ~cts;IngUl: SObre tOdas las
drmAs ~pcrSOna>. a aqucllaS que haccn g!
teh!du usO q" Il. &c uSa cXtenSamelie
entrc los cnG:Eurados y enirc iodaS a.
gucills PERSONS gUe GcSean ser atraC-
twas ante "a sugl"tad. TaTa i~ntrOduCir-
10 entire los numcrOSOS lcCiOres de IA
PREN~t. rnvlHr"mps a tOda persona una
bu.rIla del ia.alI0 = del yalur de % pOr
solo 81. que ,u"!r ser euyLaLo con la
orLrn, q gagslo g.! administrator de Co.
rrcOs Ge 81 pueblo, n rcciblr eI prefu-
ne lie refer"nr.a. D!T!lan sus Crdenes
a
FRENCH PERFUME co.
Dept. Il. Sta. !. san ANTONIO. Tex.
Evening star., 1915-01-03

Protestant churches of all denomlna
tions in Washington are to join in Il
week of prayer, beginning tomorrow
morning and continuing until next
Saturday During the week prayers
are to be offered for the furtherance
of mission work throughout the world
and for fuller support of missinary
endeavor by churchgoers of every
Protestant denomination.
The Women's Interdenominational
Missionary Union has prepared pro-
gram for the week. The meetings are
to be held in the parish hall of the
Church of the Epiphany. with Rev. DR..
Randolph Mckim, rector of Epiphany,
in charge The first meeting is TO be
held at II o'clock tomorrow morning.
The subject is announced as Thanks
giving and Humiliation and the text
of the meeting is to be found in the
Sixty fifth Psalm, the fifty-eighth
chapter of Isaiah and the fourth chap
ter of the gospel according to st.
James. Mrs A A. Birney of st. Thorn
as Protestant Episcopal Church is to
preside.
Mrs. A. W. Rudisli, representing the
Methodist Episcopal Church, is to pre-
side at Tuesdays meeting, the subject
of which is to be THE Church Univer-
sal; the One Body, of Which Christ Is
the Head" Texts are, announced as
John, 17:14-26; Ephesians. 4:1-1s;
Psalm 122; Revelations. 1915. Ad-
dresses are to be made at this meeting
by Rev. c. L. F'ultz, United Brethren
Evening star., 1915-01-03
Missionarp Gxblbit
to Be abannoneo

Ambitious plans Of thirty-four Prot
estant missionary societies. made in
connection with the Panama-Pacitic eS-
position, it is announced. have fallen
through. These plans contemplated the
expenditure Of $4,000 through the mis-
sionary education movement. Barely
1000 of it was secured. and at a meet
ing of committee just held seventy of
the societies quit altogether. Only three
positively remained with a fourth, the
Disciples Of Christ. remaining in pro-
visionally. The three are the Presby-
terian, the Methodist and the Protestant
Episcopal. The education movement de-
clined to proceed on the small money
allowance.
The committee of one hundred, with
Bishop Fl. II. Bell OF the United Breth-
rem, at its head, and its members chief
ly on the Pacific coast, thought it might
be able to secure $1,000 to help on with,
but could barely raise $1,000. Reasons
given for the double failure to finance
the plans are the facts that many mis-
sionary societies have heavy debts; that
the war is draining money for relief.
and that the unemployed in many cities
make sstronger appeals than to exhib-
its at San Francisco.
Evening star., 1915-01-03

The elderly barber left the Observer
gazing after him with his mouth open
like fish, and his eyes bu1ging. Seeing
his astonishment, another barber, q
short man, who looked more like a mu-
scum curator, drifted over.
ITS only his superstition" explained
the bespectacled one.
But why the fourth chair?" asked
the Observer. Had it been the thir-
teenth 1 would have understood
but"
There's no accounting for it, said
he of the spectacles. Il suppose it's the
horses
The Observer gave a startled jump
He decided to get out of this place
before some other barber should con-
clude that the Observer was fort and
he was a 42-centimeter cannon.
"Horses?" repeated the Observer
working his way toward the door.
Evening star., 1915-01-03

II street Christian Church is to preside
at the meeting Thursday, the subject
being Missions and the Jews" Texts
are Psalm 6o, Isaiah. 4?:3-13; Acts,
1:1-1S, and Ephesians, 3:1-l0. The pro-
gram fob the meeting is to include
Scripture reading and prayer by
Mrs. Fred Beall, Temple Baptist
Church: prayer for the Jews,
Miss Lanterman, Presbyterian Church,
and messages from the mission
Missionary Alliance. Mrs. VI. b. Birrel;
Saloniki, congregational Church, Miss
Ellen NJ. Stone. The prayer and benc-
diction is to he pronounced by Rev. W.
a. Melvin, First Methodist Protestant
Church. At this meeting it is hoped
Rev. James III. Taylor. Central Presby-
terian Church South, viii be present to
speak on the work of Dr. Grenfell in
Labrador.
At Fridays meeting, with Mrs. Will
bur +. Crafts in charge, the subject
is to be "Prohibition, and the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union is to
cooperate in the meeting. The Scrip
ture reading and prayer is to be by
Rev. {. II. Butler. Columbia Heights
Lutheran Church, and addresses are TO
be made by Mrs. Emma Sanford Shell
ton, president of the District W. {. 7.
L.: Mrs. Rosetta l.. Lawson. repre-
senting W. c. T. L. No =. and Mrs.
Crafts who is to speak on worldwide
prohibition. The closing address of the
meeting is to be by Mrs. John y. Gull
bertson, First Memorial L. Z. Church.
Following the addresses Il circle Of
PRAYER for unity in Christ is to be led
by Mrs. w B. Hartley, Methodist Prot
estant Church. who is chairman of the
Unions committee on prayer service.
The Lords Prayer. in unison; "A plea
for unity of the 'One Body, and the
.'MiZpah" are to close the service.
Music for the week is to be in charge
of Mrs. Martin Barringer of St. An
drew's p F.. Church, ard Mrs. Lewis
Mauro of the Church of the Epiphany
is to serve as precentor.
Evening star., 1915-01-03
pastor to Celebrate
Gigbtb annibersarp

Rev. George A. Miller. pastor of
Ninth Street Christian Church, 9Th and
D streets northeast. today entered upon
the ninth year of his pastorate at that
church. At this mornings service Rev.
Mr.. Miller Is to preach a special ami
versary sermon, and special music is to
be sung by the choir.
Since Rev. Mr.. Miller began his pas
torate at Ninth Street Christian Church,
eight years ago, 1872 persons have unit
ed with the church. and the congrega-
tion now numbers more than 1000 act
i've members. The Bible school has
grown from an average attendance
eight years ago of fewer than 400 per-
sons to an average of between 500 and
100, being the third Bible school in
point of average attendance in the city.
AT the beginning of Rev. Mr.. Miller's
Evening star., 1915-01-03

myself forward. but 1 venture to say
there is no topic-history. politics. music.
base ball or the like-upon which 1 cam
not converse. l spot a man.
You bet he can" chorused the rest.
admiringly. ''Old Jim there can talk to
the best Of en-
But why do it," asked the Observer.
The quintet gawped at him.
''Whaddya mean" they asked.
why converse asked the Observer.
why treat a customer TO all these pearls
Of wisdom when all he wants is a fifteen
cent shave
He don't halter listen if he don't
wanta," responded one of the quintet. in
a sully voice.
But he does" the Observer contra
dictcd. warmly. unless he happens to he
a mighty strong-minded man How can
a man who is tied down in "A chair with
a razor chasing across his face
ITS our business. said the two
BARRIERS, and the other three looked
ominously past the Observer and at the
door
Studying this remark, the Observer
commenced to feel that there was an in
sduous implication behind IL. Hence. he
the door. As he went away he recalled
an adventure which, some years ago. be
fell friend of his. As long it relates
to the barberial business it might AS we'll
be told.
;: ::
The friend of the Observer was also
a deeply devoted friend of a barber. who
shall be called Oscar. although that is
not his name. Day after day the friend
went to Oscar to be shaved. He trusted
Oscar as a brother
One morning he entered Oscars place
and took his customary seat Silence
reigned during the preliminary. Oscar
placed it upon the Adams apple OF his
friend. Then he spoke.
Would you mind leholhs iii'
uuarter"' he asked.
The friend glanced through the lather
in surprised way
"Why not wait until you've snaNe"
me?" he counter questioned
That's just it," said Oscar fretfully'
| 81 want it before ] start.
What for?'
| Thank you I'll take the shave hrst,
| said the friend.
well, don't blame me- sighed Oscar,
"if anything happens
What could happen. aSheu the
| friend mystiiied.
"Nothing. / suppose replied Oscar.
"onlv I've been drinking pretty hard
the last few days, and L was AFRAID |
| might get a touch OF the horrors Wh'ie
| I was working on you.
Hob = hoh horrers% faltered me
| friend.
II had a touch last night, admitted
| Oscar.
| The friend urged Oscar to put the
razor away The friend arose from
his chair Ella aborately and extracted
quarter.
Wait for me- admonished Oscar
II WILL said the friend.
But he did not. Fifteen seconds after
Oscar had gone out the friend, minus
his collar and carrying his hat and
coat, sneaked out of a side door and
| sprinted away.
Since then the friend has shaved HIM
| self with a safety razor.
BOBBIE HILL.
Evening star., 1915-01-03

Some barbers.'' said the man of
glasses, following the Observer. ARE
gamblers. Horse-racing is one of their
chief amuSements. Gamblers develop
superstitions. Now, old Tom'-Thomas,
the Observer gathered. was the elderly
person in charge of chair No. 4-"old
Tom undoubtedly has run into lot of
tough luck through No. 4. Maybe a
horse named Pillar lost Tom wad.
It's something like that, 1 bet
The bespectacled barber scratched his
head. rcflectively.
'Why, I've known BARRIERS who'd cut
off their right arm before they'd shave
a man in high room. Just the fact
that they were high UP would make
them nervous. One man I knew never
would shave man with cast in his
eye. and several won't touch a man
with a hare lip, and
That's natural" interrupted the