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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-30
THE DAY OF

The legislative history OF two years
of democratic rule was completed
March 4. Those two years have been
marked by. n of the most active
periods of law making this country
has ever seen. With a house ready
and able to execute his DEGREES down
to the last word, and with a working
majority in the senate, President Will
son took the oath of Office March 4,
1918. With prophetic eagerness he
summoned congress in extra session a
month later. With the exception of
six weeks of respite last fall the party
machinery has been in operation ever
since, grinding out experimental laws
that affect every phase of our social
and commercial life.
What does a study of that record
show?
1t discloses the fact hat during that
time the democratic congress has en-
acted and the democratic president
has signed more crude, imperfect and
~nugatory laws than were wei written
during the same length of time by any
American congress. 1t furnishes an
indictment of haste and lack of leg
islative intelligence that is bound to
be humiliating to the party respon-
sible.
That there has been a tremendous
quantity of legislation cannot be de-
MED. More than 400 public laws have
been placed upon the statute books
by the democrats since they came into
power. These are designated pub
lie" because they appropriate money
for general purposes or affect general
law. In addition to these, hundreds Of
private bills have been passed.
Those who have closely observed the
methods of legislation used oy the de-
mocratic. majority are not surprised
at the faulty results. The present
administration has been admittedly
notable, even notorious, for it's steam
roller short cuts, in enacting laws
Every important bill passed has beer
put through with small consideration
beyond that of party expedience. A:
soon as the president proposed a law
then the caucus approved it, the ma
jority rushed it through committee,
and back to the president for his sig
nature,-all with as little debate a
possible, and under iron clad specia
rules that permitted no chance 70
intelligent consideration or amend
ment.
It is conceivable that a few bill
might be put through "a legislativ
body in this way, and emerge in PEI
feet form. But to use such method
Unfortunately, as the democrat.
congress has done, is practically t
insure the enactment Of laws whic
future congresses must either repe;
or spend many weeks to amend. TIL
is the task which the democratic has
and lustful use of a powerful majo
ity has created for future congresse
Leader.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Axt entertained
at cards on Saturday evening. Trump
whist was played at four tables, Mrs
Shambaugh winning the first prize
for ladies and Mrs. Baker second prize
and M. j. Keenan, first prize for gen.
tlemen and Mr.. Shambaugh second
prize. A delicious luncheon was serv-
ed the guests after cards.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-30
Society Mews
B Our Society Edif0r

Mrs. Carrier of Beoudette, Minneso-
ia, arrived in the city today and is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. +. Shan
non.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
hold a food sale at the Glasgow Cash
Grocery Store, Saturday, May LIST.
Mrs. G.. T. Plant and Mrs. E. N.
Hill entertained the Altar Society at
the Catholic Rectory Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Leah Grossman arrived this
week from Grand Forks, N. d., and
will visit here for some time with her
brother and sister, in the city.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-30
Davis-Perkins Nuptials

On Saturday evening, April Gath,
Mr.. j. H. Davis and Miss Roberta
Perkins were united in marriage, J.
Maurice Hupp, pastor of the Baptist
church officiating. The wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Woods, where Mr.. and Mrs. Hupp re-
side. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will reside
in Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-30
Peterson Bergman

Frank Emil Peterson, of Viola, Mon
tana and Miss Anna Bergman, Of Chi
cago, Illinois. were united in marriage
at the Methodist parsonage by the
Rev. b. F. Meredith, Friday afternoon,
April 23rd.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-30

A little boy had been punished by
bed time he prayed thus:
"Dear Lord, bless Papa and Sister
Lucy and Brother Frank, and Uncle
Fred and Nora, and make me a good
boy. Amen"
Then looking up into his mothers
face he said:
81 suppose you noticed that you
wern't in it."-Ex.
A charming young singer named Anna
Got mixed up in a flood in Montana;
So she f1oated away,
And he1 sister, they say,
Accompanied her on the piano.
Up-to-date Dressmaking-Mrs. A.
H.. Smith. 221 South 9Th St, 1t
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-30

Up-to-date Dressmaking-Mrs. A.
H. Smith, 221 South 5th St. 1t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Der. Staten pimsem;ianer CT
kaltcn eiaens DIRECTION.
Observation-Disclosures Sieier 3sitmms.)

W bington. ,. y. Nuf
elmer Spe3ials &crinnunllns Der lcie
tenpen Tcripnlihfeitcu Der %in5cns
5inrer. sic an 30. mo II. Nppembcr
bier i%tuttfuno, lpllrpc cine Sbcrbcbprbc
prNnniiicrt. Die bon &alhlnNtpu uus
oicic moblbctnnnte tntbollldlc d,nrita
the @eielidnit leiten mirbA Erdlis
Dent Der nclicn SbcrlcitunH lit 8crr
Vi. Mulru BON Nciu sprf. cine i'll
d~aritutipeu Areiicn poblbefdmic
Ycri6nlidtcit; @ciirlider @cratber lit
sc. eminen5. anrrinal @ibbons bon
Baltimore; Sctretdr lit 8err @bmono
). Butler bon Neip YOrf; Tice Yrdiiz
benten linb Die ncrid)ieoenen Srdii>
benton Der erSoioSeinn Tin~5en5bcbor>
ben. (Siir bic Subuallcr G~r6oiD3cic
1T bieicc &err z. @fct 0 Subuduc.)
Ser Erection DER %%aibinstoner
Cbcrleihlng untcritchcn 961 Sc
mcinbe Aonfcrcu5cn nit 14.250 Witt
aliebcrn. Sm leetcn Sabre unterz
itiibten Die umcrifnniitcn GinScns
aiancr 100000 armc Samilien. mod)@
ten 2SS.000 WeIlde. perihnfften 81
900 Neidditi9unssloicn Initellllng
unb tbeilten $750.000 unter @ebiirf>
tisen.-(2. s. @.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Jeme rstke SlmsieRriit.

8erlin.- Qlcbcriee : Tahrid.
tcns I9entur.) Sic 8erliner Cages
~5eitunsen bciprcden in ~ldngcrcn Mrti.
feln hie ieriationeie %erDifcntlidunQ
Der %beriibmten .Hotbcn Tlugidriit"
i'll Den %cr. Stoaten. Sas Tannpblcl
puroc uriprinaliG curd, Die %crlagss
iirmn &otd)arb in 2onoon bcrnlsgcs
geben unb 5lpar unter Dem Sitcl
.Wbp bio no Sritiib Armn bclp
Belgium. ,Wnrum feline britilde
Irmee Sel9ien Silic leiitcte.")
sic 8crliner 3eitunsen bebcn bers
Dor. baB bic Slu9idtift alberorpents
LID bemertenslpertb lei. neil pieielbe
nit 5pniiher Sfienbeit ole oeutIdcn
@ebauptunaen bon Dem 8eiteben milf
tdrildler Nbmahnnaen 5piihen Gnss
lano nnb Vclaien bcirdtigt unp mcitcr.
Wcil tic benefit. lpie aud, in piciem,
Sale england ieincm @erbiinacten i'm
Stih ge!aIicn bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
@nglanb nil
mas Dorma9em.

5dDasamtsfan3ler Ieaemna ihGh3
Gmglanb's NatiunaluermDgen amf
100 Niliaroen 9ollars, .Sabres-
einfinfte 20 Niaarben. = UiTens
ihaftlide Mbidpatmnsen besifierr
Gnslanb'S NationalpermGgen ami
IS MiqinrSen mnb 8 NeiQiaroerr
Sabreseiufinfte; TranfreidD: 50
Milliaroen Collars Watiunalper.
mOsen, 3 MiQiarben Sabrescine
finite; 9entidlamb: IS Wiliar.
ben Solars Nationalperm0geu,
10 Wiqiaroen Sabreseinfinfte. -
SemtihlamS besiebt luenia bonn
Muslano, Gnslanb mnS 5ranfreidj
besablcn &ieieniummen AM bas
HUSBAND, wG6renS lire Mmsfm6r
int @erbaltmik sur Ginfmbr n,ebs
nno mebr Unfit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Marimilian HarSen ereift
1Se0isrmn0 an.

Qombom.-M ar;miliam SarScn.
8erafteur Der ~Sufunft" in Berlin.
erfldrt in Der leeten Nummer ieiueS
8lattes. bab 9eutihlano auf einen
&rieg bis sur Gridppfuns rcdnen
mub. CT ~peripottetc paS 8ercoe iiber
itipeoiihe ginmiitun9 unb ben @es
oanfen. bab 8ublanc eimen Separatz
frieoen itlieBen wiro. Or be5eidnet
es ais iein 3ei6en Der ,Stdrte. oab
Die beutihe 8e8ieruns iih peiscrt. Die
Siele bcs &rie8cs befnnnt 5u MAIDEN
unb beiduloi9t lie, caB tic 5upiel 9Gru
betrcfis Nabrumasmittcl Z Hc9ulierung
maht. Sarben mcint. ScutidlanS lei
sipar frei bon Seinoen uno feline
Nrmeen ltdnecn iipcrall amf icinbs
lidlem 0ebict. aber fciner ieiner
Scinbe lei ennpaiinet unb bon Dem
madti9itcn Seince. Gmslana. t0nnc
man nidt cinmal ia9en. baB es
iGlperem Sdaoen erlitten babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
interchangeable hes Vcriturbcucm.

Neprs Stcl6le, ltets Elm Qrps
Der %erebrcr Ncr Muttcr @pttcs, mur
lp3uIngcn elm Maricntino. inpcln CT
am Sclte Mnrid 0immelfuhrt rs.
Nllan'tl oc5 ,Sdbrcs 1861 III llbmins
Gen bel Hprblingcu i'm baucriihen
Sd)iputen hu2 %idt oco @elt eruliate.
Scin Batter Suici ltarb. ais Der flcinc
@cpra nod llht gall6 ba2 nel!ntc Snbr
errcidlt bate. Shlppbl er ciueu lido
ilcn S%ducrnhof ulb eiu aroBc5 %ers
nloacn binterlicb, 10 lpar es bod filr
Die Wlltter Sherciiu tHeb. Npbulc--
Hcbprcn 81 llnteupililingcn. Sceramt
GllipdnacuL &iirttcmberHl cine rcd)t
gro6c unS ldiplerige Nlfgabe. cine
Sunlilie BON i3 Ninbcrn III crSicbcn
- Slrra! Der dltcitc Spbn Soici. Der
ihre Stiiec hGtte iciu tDuucr. in licicr
bclrlibtcn Belt in Den aricg gcgcn
Nrnntrcih tls7O-1l) ge5pgcn mar.
Sou Die Wtuttcr pcs &eriiorbencn.
cine biebere StmGb;n = cine redlt
brapc mn frpnnc Sran. pcr5datc
nldt lnS bate sroBcs @otipertrauen
unp lagte oft: sd NIB mein gar,5es
Sdls ipollen in Srcub' unh 2eio Dem
Serrn nlenen." 60 er5og tic allc
ibrc &inbcr 81 @pttcsfurht, Sugenp
uno Srpmmigtcit nnb hattie bic Srcrbe
ale 5n 9iltcn nnb tnuglihen @licbcrn
Der menidiifen @cIcllltait bcraus
ipadJlen 5l lebcu. =
@ctl @eorg quite Salemte bate ulb
8roBc SortIdlrittc in Der Sdulc madtc.
mllbte er ltuoicrcn unb Die frommc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
6a3it DeS
SerbemtelD3u9S.

gerliner 8eridt fanbet
Grreidnms bes 3ieles mnb Ses
3wedes Der 8ampasne sesen Ser
bien an; Meite Ses Geimbes in alba
niidem Bergen; eigene Werlnite
mGkis. - Gage Der MQiierten ami
benz Yalfaa b~ersweiicft; frans6ii.
ide @erlmite an Der &ripolaf. Jront
amf 10000 3oote geidGtt; @id-
aug amkerseu6bnli6 ihlper. -
Tramfreid hat feline alafie 1917,
&mRlamb ieine aIaKe 1918 (19jGb-
rise) ~einbermfen. - SartnGdise
admpfe an Der italieniidem Gront.
aremser r6ramenlob" nid)t
b~erienft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
(spe3iea iiir oieie Setting bear6etfet.)


Quebec. = Ganaoa's critic
8riegsanleibe liegt MN sur 3eih.
lnllg iiir oas Bublifllm aus. Sie
Sobe betrdat $50.000,0O0. Sn
%finan5iellen areiien begt man feinels
3weifel, Dab Die Nnleibe iiber5eibnet
lueroen miro.
Montrenl. = 9tad) elmer jipei.
ten Sh1bung miro ser 6eiammt.
ernteertrag GaRaons an @ei5em auf
336,25S,OOO guidDel geid,Gtt, wopolr
fiir Den Grport 22S, 10000 Suldel
beitimmt liro, nafoem Der Seimbes
bari oapon geOeft lit.
Bern. - SSSm lesten Sabre limo
fir 1876 Wtilionen Sraucs @uarel
aus DER Sdppei5 al,sgcfNbrt uno fiir
1926 Miaionen Srancs in Die
SdpweiS eingeiiibrt morOeu.
Mtber. Iie ierbiife Heaie.
rlng bat iDren Sis mad Sfi,tari it
Ilbdnien perIegt. Gem aonig Eeter
hat &onig 9tifita BON Muntenegro ir
letter &nuptitnot 9ettinie cine Srets
itatt mlgeboten.
Srantfurt.- Die nSronffur.
ter 3tg." bebatptct, 2ithener's WeiI.
lion III atben lei gcl6eitert.
EefinA. 9tiGa !chrt es ab.
Den Illierten lid dl,6uidltc6en.
gerfin. Der outtidle ioSialiiti.
idle MISUNDERSTANDING Gr. GaulS
erflGrte am %. Mop. sen sSeinOen
miiiie. bcpor Srieoe nnoglit. sic Gin.
biIolrl AI,uHnleH iucroen, oaB
Seutld)lnlto gcid)logen merben fonnte.i
9onoou. ~ Die cnaiiihen No.,
l~i}cibehoroca mcl'eu alle ais rnidti
milniheN$mertD" bc5eidpicten Nls~
lGn0er ans.
Hom. - 9crc;tS i'm Nopember
1914 bercite.c ser itoiseuiihe Ere.
micr Salnusrn ME or IL ciller &eoe
III Ea.srWo p~errietb Cbe5eugt Die
o9Soroo. gl1cm. 3tg.0, Den 9tatioa
nnl:rieN Dor. g.tio nid,t crit, mie be.
b%alp5et nirS. i'm Sriihjabr 1915. al3
Damn %talien arBeblih ourh Die sale
turg Gciterreid)Jlngarns sur ariegSs
ertldrrrg ge5!pungen wuroe.
Berlin. - YGie oeutid,e ioSia.
liitiife Hartei lit ieSen Gag iiir Sric.
cen" ioate an %. 9top. Der io5ialiitk
ihc Observation-Disclosures mo Sice.
Er1iiOeit bes Hcidatags, Eb. Sd)ei.
ocnrann, .aber nift fiir iele Sorte
Don Srieoen, Den Geutihlanos 0einoe
m%iinld)en."
Berlin. = lteber ibr SnterpierU
nit Dem periiid)en 8eianoten in Der.
lin. erfldrt Ole ngoiiiihe 3ta.", Ser.
lien iei neutral, aber Die Spmpatbier
oes 9aubes ieien SeutIdfreltnoliGe
N~prDperiien lei anti-rniiiid), Siioper.
lien anti-britiih. Sas periiife Bolt
miiiic ieOpd, nit Den Ncinoen olls5ll.
fonlmcn illd)en, oa Huiien mie Sriten
oemnGhlt IN Seberon einSieben
miirben.
Yaris. = Ser franSoiiide 6is
nanSminiiter u. Hibot itelte am 26.
Nop. in Der Observation-Disclosures ben
Nntrag alf 9epiuigung eineu'
%8riegsanleibe in Der Sobe BON
S.172,000,000 6runfen ($1,634.s
400 900 iiir oas critic Sierteliabr
1916.
@aorio. - Sm ipaniihen Yar.
lament periiderte am %. Mop. Wini.
iterpr1iiocnt Iato. es iei ailsge.
idloiien. DAB Spanien IN oen arieg
eilgreiie: ooh meroe sic Nrnlee fiir
Den iernlieaenoen Sail zines arieseS
inltano geiest. j
Wabrio.c Spanien bat am 25..s
Nop. G%arrnn3a ais YrGiioent porrk
Merico anerfunnt.
9onbpn. Cir Srpeli YbilippS
CAB an %. 9top. befonlt, DaB
Nprticsulg All bcr 10. Scite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

tbnnte Ser SalI cintreten, Bag Iif Gin
britiid,er Areu3er pmrd Die abIpeiens
belt cines amerifaniiden arieasidiiics
in Der Iusfilbruna De-. Srobung, einen
amerifaniidcn 9nnbelsbampfer gu
fapern. burfous niht itoren ldBt;
unb Das f6nntc nntiirlid) 81 rllnans
ncbmlidfciten fiibrcn".
ga bort benn bod, NQes alf. Snfel
Gam iiebt al o idpeigeno 81, ipenn
Sobn 9lllk Den Srrtbahn pliinbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

2aut Sonoerbepei6e ser .Sainois
Staats5tg." bonn IS. Nopember bat
oas W%aibinetoner Stantsant entidies
ben, bab es .niht paiieno ipdre".
amerifaniihen 6anoelsbampfern, De-
men 8eidlasnabmc ieitens Der 8riten
brpbt. amerifaniid)e &riegsidiffe oils
8ebedung %mit5u9eben. Sas lin
paiienoe" zines iold,en Wor9ebens
miro bon unieren perantpprtlifen
8eipaltbabern oamit begriinoet, es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Mgitatton
fit Trieoen.

atmerifamii@e Iinamslemte ioaen Re.
f@luReh baber, Wieberberfeauns
bes driebens 81 erstuinsen; balten
&ase Der AHiierten fir boffmumsS=
los; Netu Yorfer @~ilfsaueIen wer-
ben perfiesen. - 2aniins besesmet
Senfatiunsseliifte i'm 9apaB=
Hrpsek. - S&atamtsfefretdr nc
Abpp madbt yslnresmnsen" fit ite,ae
Stemern. = Ser amerifamit@e
S&iffbam am amfbliben; 10000
GGiffsbamer allein ant 9elamare
bei@aftist. - Ban. Mmeritamif&er
9antfagunss. WutteSbienft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
GnalGnSer nmo &asSao.

Nud)ocm 9oiOoler Had)ridltcl be-
reits Dor 5uei @od)en Die Gilinubnlc
bon @ogoab genlcloet batlen, heiBt e.
infer Satlm pom "a. Nop.. oie gnl'
lGnoer bGtteu iid Is Weilen bon
@n9bab meaen Mongci al SSailer
Orei Mcilcn juriid9e5o1cn. Ter tin
fiide @eriGt bclaNt lcood,. $4,000
GnNlGnocr lpGrcn 30 Wcilen lpeit 6lt
riidaetricbcl moroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

NeW Oort.-@nalano erbGlt bier
anf Dem 8e9e eines @unfs Sarlcbcns
einen ipeitercn ~8reSit" bon $780,
100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Nmi aleu- anSerem &riessidaupldtem

miro mr. idllnad, aefilitpft. &on De-
ocltlllg lit sic 9tabriht, oaB Die
Sdnuei5er @rcllSe pieoer geiperrt lit.
Sifenbur iilto bcbelltenoe Srllppen-
bepegiinaen III 1elitidllnno i'm Sang.
Gin nelier Shlaa iteht uicllcidlt be.
Dor? ~ Nruufreld bat icilc lSiGhri.
gen iiir oeu 10. Sc5ennber i'll Den
Tabucn berllien. Ter ruiiiid,c Mini-
tier oes~ ,Ssiuleru bat lie-Ginherllilula
Der t9iGbriaen in Mit@lid,t lellelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
(Sorticsua9 ali Der 70. Scite.)'
500

ct Saul. Winu.-&icr lit y. 4.
0ieien. YrIiibeut Scr ~%oits3eis
lungs" Sruderei9eiclidait uno CHRIS
ger 6orecrer oeutihen Sdngeripeleux.
aus oieiem 3ebeu geihieoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Sobn 9. 5 uenemann II. Setr.

Sic beutid)sa merifanilden anthpz
litcn lperpen 81 Sauienben. Defenders
in Den Staaten Winnciotn, Soma,
9toros unb SiibsS nfota unb Ncbrasfo.
nit cincm @cfiiblc Der Wcbmutb Die
Srauer6otid]ait >pernebmen. melte in
obigem 5itel genlelbet miro. Yeri6nz
lit) p~erlicrt Der Sd>reiber bieicr 3cilc,
cincn lchr lie6enslpertlen Sreuno.
pcldlcr ms mdbrcub Der aranfbeit
ulp beim Spbc unicrcs Scrru 9rus
ocre unb @elhGitsiilbrera. Soren5
@onner, niaIidlce Sroltipert ihrieb.
Ser trallcrnocn &ithpe nnier BERG
lid]eS Veileiol %eraencn mir nidt.
filr ben &crltorbcncu 6u beten, Woac
CT ruben i'll SricSeu,-Sc CT = bel
u eDutteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

berid)tet miro. Srosoem Oie Stale.
ner taper iinb, 9elatg es ibnen mir
infolge ibrer 5ablenmdbigen lleber-
madt, bic uno ga in Die Stellungcr
Der IertbeiOieer einsuOringen, aus
oenem lie ieood) ltets mieOer BON Cen
0almatinern pertricben murOcn. Iie
9almatiner, Die @un0er BON 1apfer-
felt perridten. merocn BON ben Sta
lienern am meiiten geiiirftet, ga JIG
beionOers I'M Nabfampf niht MIR
cine mngldltblide MlrsOaier bclibea,
ionOern and nit Dem 9ajonett UNI.
5ltgeben p%erlteben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
0esre Stelsle,
eimer nnierer beitem 3aien= Mppitel bes
W%orn,ucitens uerihieoen.

e t.. SAM. Mimi, ben 26. Stop.
1915.-llWicr SrcunS 0eorg Stel5le
lit beute Ior8en iunft i'm Serrn cut
ihlafen. Sns gesrdbnib finbet am
Oienstag Worgen. Den 30. giup.. nm
10 llbr, bon DER ct. gliiabetbs Stride,
minneapolis, Winn., nus, itatt.
NftunSspoll,
Z D h II =. Z IL [ II { III q II IL. Sefr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02

(6ortIeeung allf Der 10. Settle
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
Weri6iebemeS

" bingt 0 n. - equator
Chamberlain. |oriibenber bes Milis
tdrs &omites bes NunOesienats. miro
cine Bill einbrin8cn. bns gcplantc
ncre Volfsbeer mad Sdtpei3er Nuiter
al or9aniiieren.
W Ing o n.- Erdiibent
Wilion erldbt 8elegcntlih bes 9anfs
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-02
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The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
Have You Named Ita

The movement to have every
American farmer select a name
for his farm and use the name
as a trademark, is meeting with
great success in some parts of
the country. Many of our ex-I
changes have published lists of
ss~-~.-~4so-4 rrsv-
of their neighborhoods, the pub
lication acting as a sort of copy
right. 1t has been said by soma
unthinking persons that the plan
is not American, but a little re-
Election will convince any one
that the point is not we'll taken.
Washington called his home
mt. Vernon, Jefferson, the
great democrat, named his place
Monticello" and any school boy
can give you a dozen other in
stances.
So name your farm and put
the name out where every one
can see it? Make it a Trade
Mark. A we'll known, adver-
tised trade mark is worth thous-
ands of dollars to the owner.
Your farm and it's products are
your stock in trade. Name
them and you have added READ
hard cash value to everything
you sell. Choose a name well
suited to surroundings, name
that will tell in it's every sound
some of the characteristics OF
your business home; then come
to us and have letterheads made
for your correspondence with
the name of your farm on them
and your name and post office
address beneath. Of course you
| want your wife's name on your
stationery, too. Sheis your part.
ner and the best and truest, anc
the hardest working, and the
most interested party n the
whole concern. Once you were
glad to get the chance to 'endoW
her with all your worldly goods
now make your promise real.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
Keep Under Small Trees
{ to Avoid Lightning

Au extensive study of light
ming damage in western yellow
pine was completed by U. S.
forest men during this field
season. The damage on a total
of ], 255 trees was recorded by
field officers. The results of
this study bear out European
Investigators who hold that tall
trees are most liable to be
struck. In the case of western
yellow pine but three and one
half per cent Of the trees struck
stood below the dominant cano-
py. No trees were struck whose
diameter outside the bark meas
ured less than IL inches and
over 80 per cent of the trees
struck were 15 inches and over.
The study proved that the dam
age from lightning is unusually
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
Taylor Items

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Josh
Allen. a baby girl last Monday
night. Mother and baby doing
nicely.
Prof. JOS. Peterson, Co. School
Supt., of Holbrook, was here
visiting with the public schools
last Wednesday.
Jos. West and sister Emma,
together with Miss Nancy Whip
pie, attended the theatre here
Saturday night.
John McCleve the we'll known
freighter of Taylor, left here
Wednesday morning for Fort
Apache with a load of govern
ment freight.
A theatre, entitled "By Force
of Impulse" was given here last
Saturday night by members of
the. Stake Academy. The play
was we'll attended, and was
certainly a success.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
"By Force of Impulse"

The above play was given at
Social hall last Friday night and
at Taylor the following night,
each performance being seen by
well-filled houses. It was the
best entertainment of. the kind.
and we have the backing of all
who saw it, that has been put
on" in this section in many a
month. Each character por-
trayed showed dilfgent study
and not a bobble marred the
entire rendition.
We have not the space to go
into detail and specialize the
good acting of the caste, but it
may not be aniss to mention
that Geo. Washington Dollar
clutch, the "old school, lawyer
with a sympathetic heart, was
handled par excellence by Prof.
Ernest Bramwell. More like a
professional did. he perform
and between the lines could be
seen that this was not the first.
time he had stared the footlights
in the face.
The drama, while a trifie
! heavier than ones heretofore put
on this season, showed that the
Academy has the goods" with
which to produce anything they
NAV undertake.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
Artificial Respir ation Keep
Nan Alive Seven Weeks

Washburn, Wisconsin, Mar. g..
Reuter-, %, of this
city, whose every breath during
more than seven weeks has de-
pended on friends and relatives,
who have kept him alive by arti-
ficial respiration, died today.
Physicians pronounced Reu-
ter's case one of the most pecu-
liar on record.
Reuter- was stricken with nerve
paralysis, which affected the
muscles of the pulmonary re-
gion. Relatives and friends
MANS mans lfldfaa ld6gas. .a'5 by fbddAnbIhg tne
chest with their hands. The
young man remained conscious
and gave instructions as how
best to pump his chest.
The Snowflake herald., 1915-03-12
B. Y. u. Notes

Last week the Y Basket Ball
NS made a trip to Logan, and
Nught back the scalps of the
.4C. and B. Y. C. In both
meS our boys proved to be su-
TOr for they played in the lead
lM start to finish. The out
Me was as follows: A. c. %,
SI' !. 81; B. Y. G. 18, B. 7.
WA The Y team stands a
god chance of winning the state
NpiOnship for thus far they
aye won every game.
Next Saturday night we meet
u. of U. in Salt Lake II
'sket Ball.
% the debate last Friday pighi
wa Nevada, the Y team came
w Victorious. We are having
,EseSS in debating as well a.
sRet ball for not one has beer
&this year.
'aurSday, the 4th, the annua
@et ball tournaments commen
which will last till the even
SOt the 9Th. The line up il
Sf0lOws: The A. C. of Ceda