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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
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TWILIGHT SLEEP" FAILS.

New York, April 22.--"Twi-
, light sleep" in childbirth today
was practically abandoned by
tbe Polytechnic Clinic and the
. pig city hospitals here. 1t was
stated that too many "blue
. babies were being born under
. this method, which indicated
, that the system had a tendency
70 suffocate the infants. The
highest percentage of deaths
among both mothers and chill
dren was also cited as cause for
lis abandonment.
At the Stoan and Jewish ma
, ,ernity hospitals " twilight
sleep" still is used, but very
carefully, and it is much re-
. stricted When first called to
. public attention twilight
, sleep" was hailed as a boon to
!, the human race, as it was said
that it would DO away with the
|, terrOrs Of childbirth.
IL 4 = 4 y x X K x x x X x X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
THREE GUESTS ARE MISSING.

Decatur, III, April 22-Three guests
Of the Decatur hotel were missing today
in $25O,O0O fire which destroyed the
hotel and surrounding property. II is
feared they perished.
Guests fled down ropes and fire es'
capes and leaped into life nets, while
the blaze ragged, but it spread with
great rapidity and firemen say the
missing three probably were cut off in
their rooms or suffocated in their beds
by smoke. As soon as the ruins have
sufficiently cooled search for the re-
mains will be commenced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London-Picture dealers can
hardly supply the demand for
likenesses of Lord Kitchener
and Sir John Jellieoe, Eng
land s foremost war idols, Pic
lures of General French, King
Albert, General Joffre and tha
Prince of Wales are also good
sellers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

you'll never limp or draw up your face
in pain. Your shoes won't seem tight
and your feet will never, never hurt or
get sore, swollen or tired.
Get a 25 cent box at any drug or
department store, and get relief
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

In order to encourage him to 60
ahead and buy the license, why don't
you tell him that none Of your people
lived to be more than n hundredl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
''TIZ" FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET

All what relief. No more tired feet;
no more burning feet, swollen, bad smell.
ing, sweaty feet No more pain in corns
callouses or bunions. No matter what
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

For each big man at the top there
are a million small ones at the bottom.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

The man who has no ear for music
may have one that he uses for pen
rack.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London-A Londoner telling
how he was entertained at a
countryhouse near Rutland Gate
said that after dinner his noble
host, together with the brother
of an earl and widow of an ex
lord Mayor, washed and dried
the dishes. All the servants had
gone to war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

young woman. Her mother Mrs, +. j,
Calef, win leave today for Seattle to
bring her home
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
Revenuo Tax Comes High.

The wise girl smiles at a compliment
and then proceeds TO forget II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London-Commenting on the
small number of beggars in Lon
don since the war, the London
Mendicity society attributes the
cause to the many aid societies
now caring for "war refugees. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London-"B Billy an Irish
terrier who carried a sign and
a basket on his back has al
ready collected 200 packets of
tobacco and other articles for
men in the trenches.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London--Two hundred TWEEN.
ty.one Catholic churches in ref.
ugees ridden London, are now
hearing confessions in Flemish,
French, Italian, German, Span
ish, Dutch, Gaelic, Maltese, Por-
tugese, Greek, Hungarian, Lith-
uanian and Russian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

Geneva - The governor of
Strasburg has issued warning
that severe measures will be
taken against parents who al
low their children to appear in
English sailor suits with the
names of British warships on
their hats.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London-London court gos-
sips has it that Princess Mary
will go to the front during the
early summer to visit soldiers
in the trenches.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London-A London news
paper has instituted a campaign
in which the English people are
asked to write letters to mother
less boys in the trenches.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London-A big British insur-
ance company is reported pay
ing salaries to staff members as
high as $4,000 annually who
are now serving the colors. 9th
er employees at the front receive
from $400 to $4,000 annually
with 4 per cent interest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London--Due to the efforts
of Queen Mary, wounded British
soldiers, whenever possible, are
sent to complete their conva-
lescence in the neighborhood of
their homes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London-While ex.King Man.
uel has not yet offered his ser
vices at the front he is conduct
ing Il hospital at Brighton for
wounded officers and is said to
treat them in royal style,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London-A story from the
trenches in France says that
when the Prince Of Wales Wis
tied the firing line officers and
privates alike were given half
hours notice by "phone so they
could slick up "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

London-Issuance of game
hunting licenses in London have
fallen off fifty per cent during
the past six months. Enlist
ments to hunt Germans, how
ever, has increased several
thousand per cent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22

Rome-Signor Giuseppe has
claimed the invention of an
automatic anti-aeroplane gun
which discharges when the air
craft crosses a direct line with
the periscope.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-22
WAR ODDITIES.

( X x x X X X X X X X X X X
WAR ODDITIES.
London-Picture dealers can
hardly supply the demand for
ikenesses of Lord Kitchener
and Sir John Jellieoe, Eng
land s foremost war idols, Pie
lures of General French, King
Albert, General Joffre and tha
Prince of Wales are also good
sellers.
London-Commenting on the
small number of beggars in Lon
don since the war, the London
Mendicity society attributes the
cause to the many aid societies
now caring for "war refugees.
London" Billy" an Irish
terrier who carried a sign and
a basket on his back has al
ready collected 200 packets of
tobacco and other articles for
men in the trenches.
London--Two hundred TWEEN.
ty-One Catholic churches in ref
ugees ridden London, are now
hearing confessions in Flemish,
French, Italian, German, Span
ish, Dutch, Gaelic, Maltese, Por-
tugese, Greek, Hungarian, Lith-
uanian and Russian,
London-A London news
paper has instituted a campaign
in which the English people are
asked to write letters to mother
less boys in the trenches.
London-London court gos-
sips has it that Princess Mary
will go to the front during the
early summer to visit soldiers
in the trenches.
London-A big British insur-
ance company is reported pay
ing salaries to staff members as
high as $4,000 annually who
are now serving the colors. 9th
er employees at the front receive
from $400 to $4,000 annually
with 4 per cent interest. .
London-Issuance of game
hunting licenses in London have
fallen off fifty per cent during
the past six months. Enlist
ments to hunt Germans, how
ever, has increased several
thousand per cent.
Rome-Signor Giuseppe has
claimed the invention of an
automatic anti-aeroplane gun
which discharges when the air
craft crosses a direct line with
the periscope,
London-A story from the
trenches in France says that
when the Prince Of Wales Wis
tied the firing line officers and
privates alike were given Il half
hours notice by "phone so they
could slick up "
Geneva - The governor of
Strasburg has issued warning
that severe measures will be
taken against parents who al
low their children to appear in
English sailor suits with the
names of British warships on
their hats.
London-A Londoner telling
how he was entertained at a
countryhouse near Rutland Gate
said that after dinner his noble
host, together with the brother
of an earl and widow Of an ex
lord Mayor, washed and dried
the dishes. All the servants had
gone to war,
London-Due to the efforts
Of Queen Mary, wounded British
soldiers, whenever possible, are
sent to complete their conva-
: lescence in the neighborhood Of
. their homes.
London-While ex.King Man.
uel has not yet offered his ser
vices at the front he is conduct
ing a hospital at Brighton for
wounded officers and is said to
treat them in royal style,
X X \; X X 4 X X 4, X X X X
THREE GUESTS ARE MISSING
Decatur, III, April 22,-Three gu
the Decatur hotel were missing to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

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/. Giner unierer 5iibrer seitprben.

Don Springfield, SQ., erbielten mir
am 10. bs. Die Srauerfunoe, baB Serr
s. @. Sreunb, Setretar Der Rars
quette OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
unb berporragenber Gentralpereinsz
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lit. Die 9eieaidaft bielt lire Sab
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tobt par, pbne cinen 2aut BON lid 81
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bun95mittel iparcn o~er9ebens.
Serr Sreuno mar in Sobns6ur9,
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aussebilbet. Sm alter o IS Sab
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Mus benz 2eiertrets.

g,ritoI. 9. 8, Den 2. San.
1e15.-@tnliegeno iiberienoe id Sbs
ren Den Nbpnnementsbetrag fir Elm
fpeiteres Sabr. 9eiten SAINT fir ale
seiitigen @eniiiie, bic i6 beril. Sabr
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6ier IenSe i6 Sbner 50 in Eoitanz
fpeiiung fir bas Sabr 1915. Damn
bite id, tpenn Sic nod einen Rarienz
falenber baben, mir ibn 5ufummen gu
IaHen. Damn piinihe ih Sbnen fir
oas Sabr 1915 elm 9robe 3abl neuer
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halpti46lit in Oieier 8elttriIis. Da
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Sofen sinidbletdt. Dian betIrGtei
gora beionoers besbalb Angriffe, NEIL
ia itets elf bis 5woli groBe Grams.
portiftffe ldngs Der 4aie oeranferi
iinb. @us lit oas fir Elm merftpiir,
bigger bi5arrer ariee: Best mub man
iif gegen- Ineriife aus Der 1iefe itnb
aus Der Shit IN erHer 9inie pertbeibi-
gen. Die unterieeboote nnb Die
SaIben, bos iino lest Die 5einoe.
Man Haet, baB oberl ai,f Der 9iiabelle
Die &anoniere Saa unb Ndd)t bel
tbren Ieropian &ononen MAIDEN.
Wsan fam lie bon Der Stabt ei,s nift
bemerfen; aber i4on ant Der auBer'
item Rebo,tte Der 5eihirg ioa einc
gauge Refbe bon &anonen nit tbren
Miinoungen 80 bis so @roo bod in
Die 2uft ragen. 9eof etDas anbereS
ben1erfe i6: es iino orei foloiiale
ShIahtififfe, Die melt brauben i'm
Meere peronfert limo. 0rei bis bier
&ilometer 4bitanb 5piihen jeoem.
Sic ifeben mte onsenagelt. Wehrere
sstlnoen birburh erblife i6 bereits
ibre Rteienifntten INNER an o%eriel-
ben SteQe bes Sori3onts. Sopiel
peib id, oaB gouloere iharf Be-
wu6t miro. Sier mimmelt eS gera.
be5u bon GnglGnoern, unb Die iran
5Oititen Soloaten limb gang in Der
Otinoer5abl. @enn ma BON ben
0ods nad Der giienbabnitatiou gebt,
mtB man iid) ~unbeoingt in Dem
@lauben befinben ooB man IN elmer
englti6en Safenitaot lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Mrbeiter geim6t.

gs 9ibt CUR 3eit 9ueenbe bon sllz
ten beitdnbigen IniteQuueen 81 fiillen
in Dem Selbt, in benz uniere Settun9
cirtuliert. Yiele Der $4,000 fat6oli>
iden Samilien, Die uniere Sldtter bals
ten, fihb bemiibt. Irbeiter 3u finben,
Oenen lie beitdnbi9e lrbeit nit gutem
2obn anbieten. 0ern Sic Nrbett M
den, 10 miro cine gerlangts an3ei9e
oisie Geute NIT SIREN 8iini6eu be-
tannt maiden lnb Sbnen nit Cider
1eit cine Nrbeitsgelegcnbeit in Iuss
iift itellen. 9ns folgenbe Seiipiel
gilt ais id)Ia9auoer Sepeis fir uniere
9ebalptun9:
Gin glrbeiter lieB elm S~telen9ciud
pon 20 80rtern 3tuet Wal III uniere
SIGttcr etnriiden. Stcies toitete i'm
ullr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

farbte iib bas @afer Der Sliiie ir
idpar5 pie Die @endiier elmer Sob
le,lgrlbe. Sir 5ipei S%tunoen bieli
oies an. Sci Salerno loftc iid Ole
auppe bes 8erges Nontnenpne, Del
etlpa 5000 Sub bod unb 500 Suf
brett lit, los nnp itir5te in bas BAR
inter 9elegene Sbal, fperrte Den 6luf
arienna ab unb rib nit Der @ufJt
tiner sebnfdden Canine IIeS i6r in
ben @ea &ommenbe nieber.
Sn. elmer &irde in gaiteltri muir
Dem ettpa 100, al eiuem 2eihenbes
edn9niB neriomrclte @dite, al 3oDe
gebridt. Oas Sort S%onareccio lit
9an5lid 8eritort unb Die Setpobners
i6nft mittelr unb pbbadlos.
Ius Yetreaaliri bds $500 8uB
bod auf Dem gcrse Iruneo liest,
tommeu brineenbe ,Siilferufe. Sas
Sort tpurbe taft gang 3eritort itnb Die
Sepobner leiben inter Sun9er uub
&dlte.
9ie 9rCSe bes 1tn6eiIs ipottete Der
Wlaht Der Reni6en. Wan perfiel oas
Der nuf fplgenbes Iusfunftsmittel.
Bo INNER @ilferufe aus ben Sriims
mern nerne6mbar paren, pflan3ten Die
lperieen lleberlebenben am erlten Gage
Gflode in Die grbe. Inn ipdter NIT ge>
niiaenber WannfGaft unb Wert6eu9en
SllrIdaufebren. Siefe Yflode limb
nod liftbar,> bod binter ibnen
berri6t bic Stiae Des Grades.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Gin Mmeriteaer aber ben &riea,
Gin bDdit bemerfensmertbes 9eftGno=
ntk ppn einem HeMtraien.
C~entnpmmen Der "Millpautee Sree
SreB" BON ~. SAM

(entnpmmen Der "Willpautee Sree
Sre8" pom ~. SAM
My dear MIR. -: Thank YOU
heartily for your cO~mmendati0n of my
words in behalf of Germany. Ii is per-
fectly outrageous that the papers of
America should have INDUCED in such
coarse abuse of the German kaiser and
his people, and one is ashamed of their
ignorance, creduiity and prejudice. L
find very little sympathy among my
personal friends over there, and their
attitude is so antagOnistic to mine that
l suppose we shall drift apart forever.
This goes too deeply into the heart of
anyone who knows and loves Germany
and Austria to allow him to cOndOne
the language of supposed intelligent
people who denOunce the German army
as a horde of Huns, and the Kaiser as
Attila!
If those misguided ignOramuses
would consider for a moment the
frightfully perilous results of a Slavic
triumph on one side and an invasion
of hell-envenomed French, Belgians,
English and Indians on the other, they
might realize that there is something
more to be dreaded by the world than
a strong military power at the heart of
Europe, i'm every way efficient, intel
~lectual, scientific, administrative, ar
tistic and progressive, as opposed to a
semi-bsrbaric Colossus of Overwhelm-
ing military forces and to q decadent
Latin ace and a downward lurching
English race, green with envy. vet
without sufficient character to recover
her lost ground and really compete
with her splendid rival, and kick her
fianneled fools from the golf course
to a field of manly activity.
As i write, the news of the destruc-
ton of the brave little Emden Is
brought me. Alas! When n reads
of this and of the overwhelming forces
of the Russians again attempting to
capture Przemysl, one almost despairs.
What ~staggers me is the lack of chiv.
alrOus admiration accorded to Ger.
many and Austria under such fearful
odds! Moreover, our losses are so
vastly greater i'm quality i'm comparison
with most of our foes!
Very truly yours,
' John l.. StOddard.
Meran, Sued-Tyrol, Austria.