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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

&rieg lei ipis Der preu6iidc Wilitariss
mlls; er be5id)tistc Gbmnro @rep oes
@ertrailensbrlid)es III Ictnen Terbaitos
llltgen nit Seutid)lanb ulo Denies,
bnb bic fran5Diiife Sprafc in Gliab
bon Den Seltid1en mcbr rripeftiert
iperbe als bpn Den @n9ldnbcrn in On;
tario; feline 2nnbslellte foroerte er dlf,
lid, niht refriltieren 81 laiien.
ltnb bdB biefc I%rppa9anbd nid1t
pbne Grfplg eeblieben lit, 5ei9t Der
llmitdnb, baS bon Den 100000
S%rnn5oiiit : aanabicru IN Guebcc
irid)t mebr nls 5000 iih 81 Dem ellros
pdiiden arieee melbetcn. Sic &dlfte
bapon entfdlt gleif auf benSegim bes
&rieges. Oieies lit cine bebenflid,e
Tbdtlnde I'M @egeniae 81 Den ltorfen
Se%miibuusen i%eiteus bes fran5piiifcn
Wutterlanbes uuo Der frnn5piiih : fas
nabiihen Ntitglieoer pes aabinetts.
Sieic ifarfe Sppoiition 9egen Den
ariee trut ppr GINGER 3cit III Der be-
reits erpdbnten Hefrutiernngs : Ser
iammlung 5u Ipntreal outage, mos
ielbit cine etipa 1900 Serioncn 3db>
Icnbe Tolfsmerse bic Hebncrbiibne
~ltiirintc unb Die Hebuer nit fallen
Giern unb Steinen bpmbaroierte. Sie
@eriammlung mubte n%uf9cboben lper@
Den mn Die Toli5ei bate Wilbe, lpeie
ierc Iusihreitunsen 81 r%erbinpern.
Iebnlihe Semonitrdtioncn gegcn Den
arieg iinb nieberbolt ppr9cfommen.
@ur einieen Sasen luurbe elm &efrll>
tieruu9soffiSier, Der elm 8anner trus
nit Der Snihrift: 300 Wunn ge<
ipiinidt, bon Der @olfsmen9e That
lid auseeriffeu, auf Die Strabe 9ez
lporfen unb arg mibbnnbelt.
9ieie @orfommniie baben 5luiiden
Den fran5oiiihen aannoiern lnb Dem
engliifcn Sbcile Der Sepolferu1g
cine - ioneit bieie niht alb ldnglt
bes arie9es miibe lit = cine tiefc
&luft aufeebaut. Sas Sttnpn
rgpening Spurnal" neunt Die Intis
frieg@S emonitranten Sciglinge. =
6ier bel ms i'm freien Imerifa piirbe
man tic y8erman ipies" me
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
Setter 9icber, Elm Siirser slpeier
@elten.

Nl,S 9%iiiieloorf fommt Die Nad.
riht; baB bort i'm Sitter BON SO Sabs
rem ser befanrtte Selttif).I merifa1ter
Setter 2ieber geitorben lit, Der i'm
gan5en 2anOe piele marine Sreltnoe
bate. Sein Sebenslmlf mar reid an
groben Sfiflalen un0 @rfolgen.
Hah ben Stiirmen Der Sabre 1913
1S49 fam Der Oumals 10 Sabre alte
9etcr 2ieber nud ben Sereinigten
Staaten. Sein Netie5iel mar Gins
cinnati, itnb I'M nabegelegencn So.
milton fatb er 5uerit 9eid)ditigulg
als giiritenmaher. BORT lit es i'm
ober MIR Elm Sabr, baum. 5pg er NIT
elmer fleinen> Shaar gleidNeiinnter
0eutiheu mad Dem 4orbmeiten, no
Tie i'm Stoate WinneI ota Die oeutl6e
&olonie 9teuslllm griinoeten. Sort
legte er mittels zines fleineu &ouf.
labens, in Dem oie Snoianer Seize
eegen 2ebensmittel eintauihten, ben
@run0 81 iei1em ipateren @obl-
itanb. 9eim 9lusbrud OeS 9iirgers
frieges lieB lid 2ieber BET Der %.
9otterie Der artiQerie bon Winne.
ioto einmuitern lino blieb bis gum
Grbe oes &rieges BEL ieinem @eihiit.
Gann per5og 2ieber nod Snbianupo.
liz unb griinoete bort Die 2ie6eri6e
grallerei. SrGiioent GlepelanO
tpuBte Die 9eroienite .bes maferen
9eutd d. Entertainers 5u iddsen una
ernannte i9n gum &onilil IN 0iiiiel'
borf. BORT mar iein eaitlides Saus
bic Sommelitdtte Senti6lanb be.
iuhenber Imerifaner. Gs iiberleben
ibn folgenbe 4inoer: hilbert 2ieber,
eriter Spre6er bes 8unoesnororteS
bes decentralization Surnerbun.
bes, Srou Sreb 'Sranfe, Snoianapo'
lis, SRI. 2aiira 2ieber, Srau @mmc
Serber, beren -@utte afs Sauptmanr
i'm SeIbe ite6t, unb Sberlelltnant &r,'
bolpb 2ieber, Der ehenfcGs i'm Seert
bes GaterlanoeS fGmpft. aud oi!
bodbetogte @ittpe, 8rau Sopbi(
Nnbrec 2ieber, iiberlebt ben p%eritor'
bener 9iiraer 5fpeier @elten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

~ ic amerifaniid,c Hegierling bat
AA bon ieber ennpfinblid Durilber
~ eefpad)t, baB iif Sertreter
~ frember Natiunen nid)t in rein
nmerifaniihe Inselegenbeiten midi
ten. 8urbc bieie @inmiihun9 nnf)z
geipieien, 10 lplrbe Der betreffcnbe
diplomat nidt mebr in @aibin9tpn
gebuloet. go nurben i'm 2aufe Der
Sabre neun Siplomateu. brei en9liidIe,
3lpei fran5oiiihe, 5lpei ipaniife, elm
tiirfiider, nie nun Sr. Slimba,
Seiterreih sllnearn's Gertreter, aiIf
@unih Der Sunbesre9ierun9 abb
berllfcn.
Sfon in Den eriten Snbren Der
Heplblif mar es fein gerin9crer ais
Yrdiibent George 8%albin9tpn, Der lid
gegen Den llebereifer bcS fran56iiiden
@elanbten, bes Siir9ers @enet, nebs
rem muBte. @enet mar Der critic Ser
treter pes Siterbeitsnusid,uiics pels
der nad Der Sinrid)tung bon 2nbtpig
bcs Srei6cbnten al Der Spise Der
fran5oiiiden Hepublif itanb. Sronf>
reid lnb gnglanb ln9en bamals NIT
chamber i'm &rieg unb, troebem Trd>
iibent Waibingtpn cine Ncutralitdtsz
@rfldrlin9 ~erlallen bate, mnrb 8enet
bier, 5lr Sd]aoi9ung bes englii6en
Sanbels. &riegsidyiffe al. Nidt allein
bas, er bebiente iid 10 i6arfer Nus
b~rufsipeiie gegen @n9lanb lnD Die
8unbcsregierung, lpelher er feline Gn@
liften aufoftropieren Dollte, Dab lid
Yrdiibent @nibinston gum @in9reifcn
peranlaBt lab uuo Die Ibbcrufung
@cnet's Durd]1eBte.
Ser nddIte Siplomat, pelder bns
WtiBfulcn Der 9unbesregierung err
reete, mar Der ipaniihe @ciunbte
marquis bon Gaia Orujo, Der I'M
Sabre 1905 Den @erill6 madte, cine
Ybilaoelpbioer Seitung 81 beited]en,
ipaniide 8eIiftspunfte in einem
Streitiaa 3piiden Den Der. Staaten
uno Spanien gu pertreten. Sic ipa>
niihe Tegierung lieb Der america
niid)en 9el6peroe Die I%bberufun9
fpl9en.
&ier Sabre IpGter mar es tpieber
Elm enaliHber @eIunbter. Ser ii6 in
@aibinston hnnoglih mahte. s. S.
Sodion, 10 bieb Der Gn9ldnber, bate
es iid erlarbt, Der Suubesreeierun9
por3ulperfen, Tie babe lid nit %icinenl
Nahfolger in elm Ibfonunen ein9e<
lailen, 3u tpeld]em, pie lie mobl 9ez
pubt babe. b~erielbe feline NaHtbes
fusnib bate. Sadipn muBte natiirs
lid iprinsen. Ser Sal mar aber
nod nid)t gang erlebigt. England
nGmlid traf feinerlei Initalten, Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
&oitipieliser Nnuih.

Gin fleiner Euuld, ben lid Wtihdel
Geel neuli6 III Rilipdltee, 8is.,
~leiitcte, fam linn tbeller gu iteben. Gr
berlieB Die. @aitlpirtbffaft o Il6crt
Sums an Der 9isbon gpe.. uub 40.
Ctr, no er lid einen barmloien &auid
angetrunfeu bate. &aum mar er auf
Die Strabe getreten, ais lid Elm etiua
30jGbriger Nann in liebenSpiirbiser
8eiie abbot, ben Gn9eiduielten mad
Sauie gu begleiten. gbel mar ent@
5iidt iiber bieles In9ebot unb frsute
iid, auf bieie Nrt noblbebalten beims
5utommen. Ole ,er aber Ieiu Seim
erreiht bate, madte er Die unangez
nebme gntbeduna. bab Der Srembe iib
ielbit fir Die getbane Nrbeit be5ab[t
gemaht bate, inbem er ieinem Sdiisz
ling aus beiieu Saifen ben 9etra9 bon
40 Collars in Sanfnoten c:ttrpeuoete.
Sieie gntbedung batte einc i6nene
grnii6terlIng De5 GBel 5ur Solee, Der
banu iofurt ieineu Serluit Der Yoli5ci
mclpete. 0icie pirh. bel Der masereu
9eihrcibung Der Seri0nliffeit bes
Sbdters, benielben faum ermitteln,
utb GBel miro iidI lppbl fiir LANCE 3eit
teinen Gauih mebr leiiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

Sight & Bonner COMPANY $7,935.o3.
Gieie 8eieQid)aft bat an Steuerlt
$15,326.43 5u entriften. Snsge-
iamrmt erbalten Die 2ofal.@ emeinban
BON oieier Summe $13,027.47. Die
8isconlin electric &ailpap Som.
PAM bat $S,662.77 on Stc,,ern az
be5ablen. Bon bieiem 8etrag erbal-
ten oie 8enleinoen $7,363.35, banon
Sibfoib aQein $5,462.S7. Siermit
more Die 3abl Der beoeutenoeren
Strabenbabn- o eieQihaften eri6opft.
Die @~eiammtiteuern Der ionitieen
@eieaidaften iiro beoelItenb %geringer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
Gciamctc ltnr v@cicbicfte".

Soften in WnIbingtpl neil 81 beIeBen,
ionbern lieb einfaf Die @eianotid)att
in ben Sdnben bes @eihdftstrdgers.
Sa rib Der 8unbesregierun9 Die 8es
bulb uno lie lieB Der eteliifen 8e9ie@
ring Die Srobnns 5ugeben, DAB inter
bieien lln1itdnben Der ainerifdntlte
@eiunbte bon Sonbon d6berltfen lper@
Den niirhe. Sds bali. Sn flIr5er
3eit crid]ien nllnmebr Elm ncuer ena>
liider 8eianbter in 8aibineton.
Gs pergingen nllnn1ebr 40 Sabre
phne iebe Heiberei nit allslbdrti9er
Siplomaten. Ils dber inn Sabre
1s49 Der fran30iiid,e @eianbte Yontlt
lin Dem Staatsiefrctdr %8egeniiber aus
fuleno murbe, befam er prompt letrlc
Ydiic 5ueeiteut.
Sm Sabre 1855 beiab Der en9liife
@eionbte Champion Die rlnperfrorenz
belt, bier nit brei ensliihen aoniulu
inter britiIdber Slaggc, 6cfruten fir
ben arimfrieg an5utperbeE. eranlp>
ton uno Die brei &onillln iparen bier
bic IGn9Itc 3eit Scrtreter ibrer Ge>
gierun9 9eiueIen.
Snt Sabre 1888 beitano bas
Stnatsz Separtement cnergii6 alif
Der Ibberufung bes en9liid)en Bot
Idaitcrs 2orb Sadpiaes 8eit, NIB
gleid 2orb Salisbury lid niGt ioz
tort Dem @erlaugen &aibington's
fiigte. Sadpiqe bate einem amerifa<
nilden 9iirger ihriftlih ben Tatb
ertbeilt, fir Gleoelano 5u itimmen,
unO Die Sunbesregieriin9 lieB lid
nid)t BON ibrem Stdnbpunft abbrin9en,
in oieier Sanplungslpeiie bes englis
iden 8ptIdufters reinc abIidtlife
girmiidyuns in unlere Tplitif" gu
erbliden.
Sn Sabre 1889 idrieb Scr ipaniiGe
WiniIter Supup Sc Come in cinem
9riefe reipeftpiprig iiber Yrdiioent
Wcainlcp. CT erbielt iofort Ieine
Ydlie.
Sn tpelder 8eiic Der tiirfii6e Bot
I6after q. Huitum Ben I'M porigen
Serbit Icinen Toiten in @~aibineton
aufgeseben bat, lit nod nidt 9an5
aufgefldrt. Huitlm Sep bate III
Snterpieps often erfldrt, baB Die Ser.
Staaten bcIler.baran tbdten, ii6 nm
| Die 2pnhmorbe i'm eigenen Sanoe 81
betiimmern, itdtt grfunoi9ltngen ilber
Die ,Siirfenz @reuel" in Irmcnien
uno in anbercn Sbeilen ser Siirfei
cin5u5icbeu. Sbgleih niemals Die CIR
fldrung abge9eben murbe, onB man
Die abberufuns bon 8uitlm Ben ges
forbert babe, begab iih berielbc bod,
prompt auf nllrlaub". I'M ME mieber
rad @aI6ington 5uriid5ufebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

bebDr beritelen, tbeils Die Sabrifation
iold,er tontrollieren; in biciem @eihdft
iinb piele Willionen Collars an9clegt.
Die rif)terlihc @ntiGcibun9 gibt feline
Nnbaltspunfte fir Die Metbpbe Der
IuflDiuna. ihreibt ba9esen Dor. Dab
Der Iufloiun9sz Tlun 5nr Segits
uhtrne ppr9eIeet miro. gs lit nidt
nlsgeifloiien. ouB Der Sal por cas
Sberbunbesgerift aebradt miro.
Die iid) uuf Dns Yntentredt itiieen>
Den G%inpdnbe Der @ertbeibtgun9 ldBt
Die @ntiheibune nidt 9elten, Die piels
inebr barin Der flaeenoen Eartei, Der
8eeierilng, red,t eibt, paB Die &oms
biuation, Die auf oas Suhr 1908 5us
riifgcbt, elm seiespicri9cs Ronopol
ultsiibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
Cine ihrcflid)e 5amilientrasObie

ipielte iif om 3. Il,guIt in &io be
Sanetro ob. IS banoelt lid niht nm
.fleine Sclte", ionOern Inn o1ges
1cbcnc NriItotraten. - Sor Ginger
Belt ld)on bat ein gbeihei0ungspro.
5eB, ben Baron 8ertber gegen ieinc
Satin, cine Sohter oes peritorbenen
Wtiniltcrs Hio 9ranco, anltrengtc,
groBes IufIeben erregt. gr genann
Den Yro5eB, audi muroen linn ole
fiinf &inoer 5ugeiproden. Die &in.
Der fonnte er aber nidt erbulterl, oa
lie alti gctreiben Der Wtutter aus Dem
&oQeg Der 2atbarinen. SdJpeItern IN
8etropoliS gepaltiam entfiibrt pltr.
ben, ipie es oanlalS bieB, our6 Den
riogronoenier Sun6eS , 9eputierten
Or. Habuco 8oupeia. Spdter erfirbr
Baron @ertber, Dab ieine Srou unb
&inoer I'M Sorie oes 8unoes. Gepl.
tierten Habuco @oupeta, 5u Dem Die
9aronin 9e5iebungen m%nterbalten
ioG, perborgen ieien, uuo iaBte Den
Gnti6lub, lid Der &inOer gerDultiam
al beln16tigen. Or oinste iid Su
bieiem 3pede apolf p%ernegene Bur.
iden uno iubr in 9egleitung oes
3;nil. Snsenieurs 2eopoioo De Simo
Silpn, zines Reifen Oes Queue oe
Gorias, anI 2. @uguit nm 10 lbr
@rbenog auf Der in Rlta @aoea Rr.
80 seleaeuen Wobnuns, uno orans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
Grfdltnngen persebem niht freimilis.

8enn cine grfdltung b~artnddie lit,
10 lit bas fein @ruub, bab e e es aud
fem %iolten, Initatt, bab Sic Die grs
fdltllng bon ielbit poriibergeben la'len
pplen, ioIlten Sic iih iidere 2inoe>
rung burh ben 8ebraud bon Sr.
Sings Neip DISCOVERY perihaffen.
@efdbrlide 2uftrDbren> nno 2ungen>
leioen iinb pftmals Die Solge elmer i'm
Infang pernnd)ldiIigten grfdltun9.
@dbrcnb Sbr a0rpcr Oieie grtdltungs>
feime TAPER befdmpft, fDnnen Sic linn
nid)t better 81 Siilfe fommen, ais burf)
ben @ebrduh bieies Seilmittels.
Seiien @irfiamfeit bat iid bel Git nnb
Sung eripieien. Solen Sic nod beute
cine Slai6e. so Gts. unb $1.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
GeiSbare &iuber bebiirfen oft 2ifapuo
@prm &tler.

gs gibt einen @rlnb bnfiir. iparlim
piele ainber oftmals rei3bar uno libel
g%elaunt iinb. Wau bebenfe Die lln>
rubigteit Der &inbcr, ipenn beren
&prper nit fleinen Wiirmern bebaftet
lit. tpeld,e beren ardfte %aufiaugen unb
Die Sunftion Der Srsane itDren. WaS
INNER Der @runo fem mag, es lit cine
Sbutiad)e, bob &inber Wiirmer baben.
Die Yaunigfeit unb N%ei5barteit Cures
&inoes bat einen @runb. 8ebet bems
lelben aidapoo Norm aiqer uno falS
8iirmer porbanben iinb, miro bieieS
abiplut barmloie Wittel bic lditi9cr
Shmarober pertreiben. 25 Cts, per
Sda6tcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
Ser Wanbelbilper Irmit mmk lid
auflDien.

Sic 8unbesreeisrun9 9epann einen
p~olitdubi9eu Sieg in eiuem ibrer pihs
tieeren Antis Gruits Rro5elie, inbcm
Hidter 8. y. SidirIon i'm Sunoess
0iitrittsgeriht in philadelphia. 3d..
Die Iuiloiung beS logon. 8anbels
bilbers fruits a%noronets, ipeil berlelbe
se9en bne Sberman'iGe Antis Sruits
@eieB berltoBe. Die @ntiheibnng
riftet iih 9egeu Die Motion Yicture
Yatsnts Co.. Die General Slim So.
unb cine Meihe anberer Sirmen. bic
tbeil$ GRANDCHILDREN Silms ooer. 3us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
Werunnaltenbe 8eiihtsfnrbe.

Satpobl, cine trdse 2eber III oft Die
l1riaGe berielben. Sr. Sings Sem
2ife Yilen reiuisen ben Seint, treiben
Die @iftitoffe ans Dem aDrper nno
letter. Sale leift uub natiirli6 ab.
Wenn Der Stubl9ang ntht frei unb
rc9elmdBi9 lit, lperbeu ale Soiletten>
pulper ber 8elt ni6t imitanOe iein,
iene nunreine @eiidtSfarbe" 81 per>
beden. 9ieiel6en Iinb Elm gelinbes,
aber ipirtiames 2ariermittcl. Sic be-
reiten feline Sdmer5en ODER llebelteit.
SIR tperbet Die 8irfiamteit bon 9r.
Sings Sem Sife Yiqen nidt ans
Slpeiiclu. geginnt nod beute NIT Der
Sebanblun9. % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
an pl6bIidjen Musfelihmer5en bran=
den Sic niht 5n letben,

oas beibt, ipenn Sic bas riftige Weittel
onlpenben. Sloan's eminent lit IN
iebem Seim, fir Sung unb alt. tpirts
lid npt6fpenDig. Seiien Seilfratt mtrD
in 0ubenben bon 8riefen in lpbenoer
8eiie beseugt. Gin iteifer Sals ins
folee bon Grfdltun9. Ieritauhuneen
bel 8inberr, 1usfelidmer5en, Neue
ralgieidmer5en merhen burd Sloan's
ointment gurantirt 9elinoert. Sn
icbcm Seim fpntmen plDBlibe Shmers
sen uno fIeinerc llnfdIe Dor. Sbr
6eim ioate nid)t obne cine Slaihe
Slpun's lein. % 9ts., so Cts. uno
S1.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14
8erslente gerettet.

Sfpei Der Ell aoblengrdber, Die nm
2S. september in einem Ser9tuert Der
2ebiab Goal & Napigatipu 60. in
9ansforb, ga, burh ginitur5 Der
@ru6enoede inter @erou ~begraben
puroen, Iinb bon Der Hettungsmnun@
itaft lebeno mn in gutter @erfaiiun9
aufgefunben wprocn. Sic 6eipen @e@
rcttcten iinb Der 2Sidbri9e SEQ. 6oupz
ppob unb Der ~30idbrige ISM. 8atfins,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

fpelte itd nit GROCER @iibe ibren @ee
burh Die Sriimmcr grrben. Sic Gets
tunssnannIt)aft bpfft. aif @rllnb Der
gnaaben Der beiben gcretteten @rubenz
orbeiter alldb ibre periGiitteten 8ples
aen al finben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

Scr critic Sdnee in bieier Saiipu
ficl am 4. Gftober in OF: Hnul. Winn.,
bielt ieood nrr lpenige Wiulten on.
Srei bis iehs 3oll Sdlnee iiel III ben
9lad Si0s in Glib afotn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

9iebe Ginber!- 2eiet
, ,Ses Snfels Brief" in Der
, bentisen Summer. Gr 5eigt 1
Sud mie Sbr einen if6nen 1
? Ereis geiuinnen fDnnt.
2eiet Nle ,5es Snfels Brief"
nnS ifreibet benz Snfel.-(9ie
u ebaftipn ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-14

- ic amerifaniide Gegierltng bat
All bon ieber einpfinblih Darilber
eefpadt, baB iih Sertreter
~ frember Nintipner nidlt IN rein
The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-13
che.terfieId on Toothbrushes.

When did the English first adopt the
toothbrush habit? In "Esmond" Thack-
cray makes Lord CastlewOOd spend "a
tenth part OF his day in the brushing OF
his teeth and the oiling OF his hair" and
in doing so the novelist commits dou-
BILE anachronism. During the first half
OF the eighteenth century all fine gentle
men wore wigs and had no use for oil
on their hair. while the toothbrush was
so late as 1854 unknown TO Lord Ches-
terfield Writing TO his son. Chester
field says: II hope you take great care
of your mouth and teeth. and that you
clean them well every morning with n
sponge and tepid water. with n few
drops Of arquebusade water dropped
into 1t. / do insist upon your never
using those sticks. or any hard sub
stance whatever, which always rub
away the gums and destroy the var
nish OF the eth."-London Graphic
The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-13
Fire Lands.

The phrase fire lands" originated in
a passage Of early history. which also
gave rise to the term western re-
serve After the Revolutionary wa.
when the colonies consented to cede
their claims TO western lands TO con
gress. Connecticut reserved from her
cession a tract embracing a large part
OF northern Ohio. The tract thus re-
served included the present counties OF
Trumbull, Geauga. Portage and Ash
tabula and became known as the west
ern reserve. IL was settled chiefly b.
emigrants from Connecticut and was
sometimes called New Connection
In promoting the settlement Of tn
land Connections reserved half a mil
lion acres from the western end OF III
tract for bestowal upon her citizens
who had suffered losses during the
war. and the lands embraced I'm this
special reserve were called sufferers
lands" and later fire lands" becaus
most OF the sufferers had been losers
by fire In early times the phrase fir
lands was sometimes used I'm deeds
in describing the location OF land in
the tract referred to. - Philadelphia
Press
The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-13
LAURA DONELLA WILSON

Sunday, August 1, at 2:3O o'clock,
the death angel claimed the precious
little soul of Laura DOnella Wilson,
the beloved little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Earl Wilson of Oak. The
little one had only been sick a few
days, and from the first was under
the constant care of one of Ocala's
best physicians. The devoted young
mother never left her darling's bed
side, day or night. Friday morning
she was thought to be better, but at
II o'clock Friday night the little one
began to fail rapidly. On Saturday
morning she was removed to the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs H.
H Meadows in this city, where the at
tending physicians worked faithfully
all day. But nothing could be done
for her. 1t was Gods will the little
one should leave this world of sin and
sorrow. The Frustrated young parents
have the sympathy of their hosts of
friends in the loss of their precious
little baby. Mrs. Wilson was formerly
Miss Lille Meadows of this city and
was married to Mr.. Wilson about two
years ago.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-13
CIsverness of BeaVers-

Some beaver dams, II built by human
beings. would be styled feats Of engt-
neering. They are by no means locat-
ed haphazard Each site Is carefully
selected and each dam accomplishes
purpose that seems as II reasoned out
in advance. Trees are felled with
nicely that can be duplicated only by
skilled woodsmen. And the beaver
does not limit his tree cutting to sap
lings. In the AdirOndacks the animals
have been known TO cut down trees
twenty inches and more in diameter.
They prefer yellow birch and poplar.
though they will cut any tree that
seems necessary TO their purpose The
dams are built Of alder sticks, mud
and grass and are finally chinked with
moss, making a solid wall that often
must be dynamited TO be effectually de
stroyed. The cutting teeth Of the beav-
er dre very sharp, and there Is great
power behind the little jaws. Ordina,
~ beaver chips are about half the size
Of the chips made by the average
woodchopper, and they much resemble
chips made with an ak, so smoothly are
they cut
The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-13

The love Of money can hardly be the
root OF all evil, for IL Is only one per
verse passion out OF many. But there
is a kind OF decorum about money
which makes the love OF 1t peculiarly
dangerous, since II conceals from the
lover the nature and effects OF his pas
sion. II a man wants too much food.
he Is evidently greedy. If a woman
wants too many clothes. she is evident
ly vain. But money is not thing, like
clothes or food, that can be enjoyed by
itself. 1t Is only a means Of getting
things that can be enjoyed, and so
greed for money Is not direct greed,
but indirect. 1t Is a civilized means of
conducting the struggle for life. which
to a great extent cOnceals from those
who use IL the ugliness and the animal
nature OF that struggle 1t Is, I'm fact
a kind OF diplomacy. politely conduct
ed, behind which there is war. But the
diplomats often do not see the war
London Times.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-13

Practically all the porpoise oil used I'm
this country. even II not In the world,
for lubricating watches and other deli
cate instruments is made near New
Bedford, Mass, which many years ago
was important as a whaling port. The
product is taken from the jaw and GER
tain other parts OF the animal, which
Is caught especially for this purpose.
When the industry was I'm its infancy
whalers were depended upon TO supply
the porpoise, but now the manufactur-
ers maintain a fishing department
which follows the schools OF porpoise
migrating along the coast and furnish
es a continual supply OF them. The
history OF the New Bedford industry
reaches back to the early part OF the
nineteenth century TO watch tinker
who regulated and cleaned the time
pieces OF the whalers.-Popular Me
chaUfca
The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-13
A White House Fete.

I know nothing more impressive in
It's dignity, more complete in its way,
than the White House en- fete- 1t en-
bodies all our best tradition OF hospi-
tauty and cordiality-of perfection
without ostentation. Then there Is
something in the atmosphere which
hangs about it-especially during the
DAYS Of a closing administration-whic
makes one think OF that serenity that
seems to cling around the woods or
Mount Vernon and which appears there
almost ike a material reflex from the
calm and tempered ripeness OF Its own
er's soul There is, imagine. an afhn-
ity, a certain likeness I'm the magma
nimity of all generous. wise and simple
men whether Of ancient or modern
times. Alas, too hard for our genera
ton of egotists to follow or even re
spect! The only ideal which is preach
ed nowadays IS zones duty to ones
self."-"Pieces OF the Game"
The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-13
His Real Victory.

The writer has seldom witnessed
deeper feeling or more enthusiastic ap-
pIause from a student audience than
that which greeted the confession or q
southern student who arose before the
men of his university and confessed
dishonesty I'm debate. The young man
had recently won the sophomore-jun-
Tor prize debate, but later in chapel he
asked permission to make statement
to the student body, saying: 81 over
heard my opponent rehearsing his de
bate I'm an adjoining room, and, al
though stopped my ears and refused
to listen, my roommate took down the
points. Afterward the temptation was
SO subtle and strong that / took the
notes and arranged my debate accord
ingly and won. But" said the stu
dent, with feeling. 81 stole 1t, and
have come to plead the forgiveness OF
the student body."-Christian Herald