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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

| I'm trauten familienkreife.

foi9e ebrilti" bon Shpmas bon aenz
pig lpnro Dieie selduterte Seele in iid
uno @ott geieitist. bate lie bas Sebcn
NIT Der @elt ab9eihloiieu fino err
ipdrtete NIT frpblideri 9oheln ben ers
ipunlften Soo unb init ibm = Iube
in Soft.
@brl1tlite Satin, G~r5ieberin Oeis
ner 3inoer, mas lieieit Su?--(@fr.
8arl Nb @Aa. WleQinaen.l y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Ser Srieesflapseriturd.

Gin berpnnbet aus Dem Selbe beims
febrenber Sffisier fnnb. mic nan bel
nSranfiurtsr 3eituns" mittbeilt. 81
Snuie als @liidipunid 81 ieinem
eriten Sunsen. Der linn in5tpiiden ses
boren iporben mar. folsenbes fleine
@ebift Dor:
&lapperitorf, flies. flie9!
8ater lit I'M ariee.
Mutter BART am Nedaritrm
&lopf an ibre Stubeuipaub.
ltnb on ibrcr S6nele
@elbe bid our SteQel
alapperitorh flies, fliee
Seq ibr in bic @ieg
.Witten III bic Stub'
@inen itrammen Subl
&riegt er 2~iebessaben,
Col audi mas babenl
&lapperitorf, flics. flie9!
Bring Den Seutihen Siesl
Sen 8ater aber ihid'
Ser Nnttsr balo 3nriid.
Samit or boil Seranii9er
Sen 8llben BELLE piegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Gbte Sreuuhidait.

Gri einem &irhtburm iollte nod
Der &etierbabn seiest msroen. Gus
@eriiit ma aber niht bod senus; pie
fOnute man oa finuuitommen?
Die beihen iunsen Sanpiperfer. Die
Den Sabn aufridten ioIlten. iparen
CUTE 6reunbe. Der cine. elm BRETT
ihultri9er Siinelins, Iaste barum an
Dem GnSsrn: .Steia apf meinie
adie!nl SD mill ieititeben ano Sih
halten,"
Ser iiinsere ities m,f bas le6enSise
@eriift. nabm Die Sleapfarne unb
ting an. nit Sem fliiiiiaen 9lsi Die
Stanee feiISGlpteu. Gr merite nitt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Tapit Senenift Der 5iinf5ebnte
nn6 bic Smgeno.

* Cor GINGER 3eit getpdbrtc Ser
q 81. Batter Seuebitt Der Siinf>
e 3ebnte Den 9ertretern Der fatbos
e liifen Susenbpereine Hom's cine
x Iubien5. Sei bieier @elcsens
e belt belt er cine ldnsere iiber>
x aus liebepoGe Iniprafc. in
* peld,er CT Die Sugeno nit einem
Is bliibenoen 8arten oerglif), beiien
e gliitbenidmud cine erobe Grnte
* ifoner Sriihte in Iitsiiht iteue.
" Der 81. Batter legte Den Siinaz
* lingen marin ans Ser3. Die
* 8liitben iprsiam si bitten; aud
Is Ioaen Die iitn9en 9eute iif bon
* ibren seiItliten Siihrern serne
Is rnb nilis letter. laiien uno
= bur6 ofteren Gmpfans Der bl.
* Saframente iit BON Simmel Die
Is notbpenotgen 8naoen erbitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

ttbtt-AtaS lkhplI plItOl
rein mitten inter Den boien @eielleu.
Nae hire Sodunsen ihldst er ab; 10
Jung er audi nod lit, er lit elm mut6is
ger Selb unO barMm gebt er aus au'
ben beiben admpfen nm Die Sugeno
als {toLSer Sieeer berppr.
Sefb unb Siegerl autboliid,er
Siinslins, idldgt nidt bcin Ser5
bober, iuenn on bicie bciben @orte
bort? Rotrelt bu nid)t aud elm oelp
unb Sieger lperoen?
r7a bab' i'd einen mirtlihen mabr.
baften Selben seieben!"
Gin Sffi5ier ihreibt Ser .aDlnie
i6en @olfsseitung" aus Dem Seloe:
~Sie pereanseue Natbt bllritc it mol
tuieber inter Sa6 auf Strob ltlaien.
Wis ih beute iriib aus Dem Sens
fer lab, ipurbe gernbe ein illneer Sra
gonersS ffsier. anifeinenb ihtper
pertpunbet, auf elmer &arre porbeigez
fabren. CT iab iurdtbar elenb i'm
8eiiht aus unb ihien gGnSlif Srs
ihopft. Ser beiiiscnbc Sauitdter
fragte, Of ih nidt eiren Goguoc ODER
ettpas Rilh bate. SD fonnte. 8ott
lei 9anf. geibes brinsen uno gtna
ielbit binalIs. Inn nit benz &ameraben
5u reben.
Wan benfe: Bel cinem Tutrouillenz
rift frieste er eiuen ShuB ourd beipe
Sberihentel; lints Sleiihpunbe.
rehts aroheniplitter. or fGlt bonn
Sferbe, bas, mif perlpunbet, pegrait.
Ssine brei Scsleitorasoner iofurt tppt.
gr liegt ba, unfabis. iif fortsubez
fpegen. Nnberen Ipreens bort unb
iiebt er, baBl ef 5piiten 3rpei 8ronten
liest. Born iieen Die Sran8oien felt
I'M Sfiiseneraben unh binten Die
Seutihen. Sn Der Ndtt batten bie
Yarteien bieie Stequnsen einsenpm>
men. aber pas Surhtbare lit. baB er
100 Weter nabe bel Den SrauSoien
lie9t uno etpa 900 9teter bon ben
SeutIhen entfernt. Nun gebt BON
-beioen Seitsu bas ShieBen los. Sic
Snfanterie< auseln lnuien bidt iiber
ibm meg; uud) Die reutihe Irtillerie
beitiebt ben fran5Diiiten Sdiibens
grnben. Nlln peiB er genau: 8enu
uniere Nrtilerie MIR 100 Ieter 81
fur6 ihieBt, mas lei @~ntfernunsen
bon 1000 Ieter bprfommen lam.
bann liest er mitten I'M Seuer Der
eieenen S%ruppen. Hihtig reiBt cine
beutide Sfrapneltusel linn elm
ldd]erlih pin5i9es Stiidden ans Dem
red,ten Sbr. Gortpdrtsz pocr Hiidz
ipdrtsbeipegen lit mmmDglih. ipeil er
Den Sdenfel nift belpegen lam. CT
muB allo lpnrten, bis cine BON beioen
Yurteicn Den @egner 6uriifpirit. porz
gebt unb i'm finpet. llup scrabe an
bieier StelIe pauert Die Sahe ieh5
Wtal "a Stunoeu.
Nair benfe: Seds Gage unb icts
Nddte lie9t Der 2eutnaut On BEL me-
lnterbrodenem seseuieitigem Shies
BEN. = Sh tragic. poro CT 'gelebt
bat. .Ib unb 81 on einem Hiibenz
blatt %setnabbcrt." @enn man pas
ilberlegt. welbe SeiItung fir 8orper
uno Seele - einiah nidt 81 be-
id)reiben. am iiebenten Gage ma1s
ten Damn nuiere Sruppen ciuen
Sturmangriff uno iparfen Die Srauz
5oien. Sas mar Iorseus fritz 5 llbr.
Sabei ipilrpe er aefunpen unD ioiort
5uriidtransportiert. Ilio Der illnge
aamerab tonnte ipeber bas @ldshen
nod, bie Mildtaiit gum Iunbe fiiSreu
unb mar riibrenb Sanfbar, ais ih es
that. Sabei fpeber aeiammert, nod
renommiert - einfah Sbatiahen be-
rid)tet nit e~iierner &llbe. ga bab'
i'd einen pirtlihen trabrbaften SelSen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
&ms 'einein Summer6riei.

~. urO Grobeeren sibt's bier
gum StNpsinefii.tarn; i6ididc Sbneny
nadNtelts eineE &prb bon, liebite
S%reituoin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

gcrnbe5u einen SaB aif Die Gngldus
Der. @ir baben Iitleib nit Dem
iran5oiiihen IoHe, Das ben &rieg
nid)t lpollte, aber 0 ieiner perbIeilz
oetcn Tegierung bineinge5ogen purbe.
mir oerahten Die Hulien als Bar
barren, a6er Die gnaldnoer baiien mir.
Die oeutihen Solbaten rufcn iih gu:
n8ott Itrafe England - Soft itrufe
esl" unb Die beutihe 2oiung lit: Otit
HuBlano unb Sranfreif MAIDEN mir
nod mai tpieber Sriebeu, aber nit
England nod LANCE nid)t. llnp lpie
Die Gnsfdnoer liiser! Sn TeutIfs
lano iteben unter @nffen bic gee
bienten Idnner BON 90 bis 80 Sab
rem; bas lit elm Seer bon iiinf @tils
%lioncn; Damn Die SreipiQisen. Die nod
niht ale eineeitelt iino, ettpa p
0tilion, olio So Wiaiun. @enu
nur allie i'm Ilter bon II biz IS
Sabren eilseiteilt ipcroen, 10 baben
mir nod einrnal elm Seer bon flint
~ttItpilSN. <uS III uutl llpu It(ull
notbig sepeien. llno mas Iaeen Die
%gngianber? gu bait es ia seihrie>
ben. 0ie belitihcn 9eere baben bliss
Der nod geiie9t, tpie On pieleidt aud
aus Der 3citung seieben bait, bas 1T
Die 8nbrbeit, mosen' ole @ngldnber
lii9en, 10 piel Tie fpo0en. @ott lit alip
iihtlid nit uns unb unierer Sahe.
llnb MN ihnb ailb Die 5iirfen gesen
ilniere Seinbe aufgetreten unb BADEN
Den bcilieen &ries erfldrt. Sic gnas
Idnber iinb aesppten's. peget in
id)reibe. s~reifen uniere Sruppcn Die
GROCER gnsit. limb ieet. ipo ih 9ies
id,rei6e, sreifen uniere SrNppen Die
g%ngldnber unb S%ran5oien bel gpern
an. Muh in Yolen fGmpfen Die
9entifcn unb Oeiterreifer fortseiest
iiegreif sesen pie 8uiien. Die gnts
iheiouug lit aber nod nitt sefaaen.
% nbarb Strunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Ginent setuiHen 9beile nnierer fatbp,
liiGen 5ramenmelt

it!WCu OruuVtttuSh
belt giihof SonIina bon Oes
Ioines. ga, in Der Subuauer &atbes
hrale iiinsit einen Spiesel Dor. Der Bic
ielben gum Nntpenten nlresen io0te.
3ahoem Der bodip'ite Serr betput
bate, bnB ME 5uuor Die gltsrn lid 10
Dor ibren Tflihten geiheut, ME 5upor
Die aineer 10 nnbotmdBis uno lpeltlif,
sepeien, erfldrtc er iportlih:
.Niemanb miro rrenser in Der 8elt
perbummt ais Der Shein6eiIiae.
spld,c Gltern iiub Elm Staubal fir
lire ainber. @cnn Die @elt Die
Stride bisneilen falid) beurtbeilt, lit
bieies nift lpe9en Ger 9ebensfilbrlng
10 Nmnnter Satbplifeu?l @s lit cine
idredlide Siinoe fiir Sene, pelde
porgeben. &ntbplifen 5u iciu, saber
iittenloS leben unb iih ~ifanbnloS aufz
fiibren. autbpliihe Sralien. mas tbut
ibr in Yiintto iittiamc 3leibung unb
dnItdnbigc Acknowledgements Seugen
Die bon tntbpliitsn Sbealen %unierer
8ciblidfeit? Sic gauge 8clt ihout
alif mnsA perben mir miere 9fliht
tblln? WaS tbuen &otbolifeu, nm
bns pffentlitc Cater Su beifrdnten
unb nuoere llebel u~nierer Gage? gs
lit .bobe 3eit, pnB mir ms ais pabre
Gbriltcn 81 bctbdtigcn beginnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
.&atbfa.

CHM 3beil bon Sir
Sen nenne mir
Sen jesss Sbier aud bat:
8ebraudt es friib unb ipat
Gin III" fiige nod elm
Ohm i'm tannit Su ME iein.
Pin Soien, nod unb aIeib
Sine's Su es jeoer5eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
eeiet Gure beuti&en Seitmnsen.

Die Miiiion, bereu iih Die peutih,
amerifaniihe Yreiie nod ME ents
sosen, ionSern itets nit 9an5er Sins
sebuns gsmiomet bat. ihrieb bon ieber
e6te Sreibeit uub urbeugiames Gins
treten fir Die %aulturgiiter Der Seis
matb, fir cute, ia freunbihaftlide
ge3iebunsen 5piiHcn Siiben unS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
y " "
Nenhcibniihe Weiber.
(spe5tca fRr ben ,Samilienireis".)

NSpeoVu Nt oeH v6umutfhtrets".)
Den n~llcrbeIten, oen aQerIideriten
Elan, fiinrttse &riege 81 pcrbiiten,
fpurSe 9egen gnbe bes Monats
Sftober IN Ifron. Sbip, enttporfen
unb bon iiber 900 Seleaatinnen Al
Der Contention Der &onen's
9briitian temperance Union inboiiirt.
Cine Selegatin, Srau Iipla Tomans
bon Columbus, Ohio, Stadtsiefretdrin
Der 8omen's Gbriitian Temperance
Union mad)tc ben @orihlas unb cine
Gincinnatiarin, Srau Hidetts SneQ,
llnteritiiete oenielben.
Der @orihlas gipfelte BARN. bab
ale Srauen iib babin pcreiniaeu
%iolten, Die Relt niht mcbr nit iuns
gen S0bnen 81 oerieben. oies piirpe
Dem Militdrismus pen SobesItoB
periesen. CO tpuroe bao~orge6oben.
baB bic Mdnncr gar fein Gerit1nbs
nib bafiir bdtten. tpie bel bie Sralien
aus5uitebeu battsn, &inber CUR Belt
gu brin9en. Der eltropdii6e arieg
beiueiie, tpie (eidt oieie &iuber ais
3ancnenfutter psrpanot perbeu
fonnen.
Ser .6riitlihe" @orIblas bisIsr
.hrifliditen" a1er @eiber perbient
g%rfpdbnung unb granrmarfuna. Sb
bic 900 Wei6er in Summa Sumnlas
rlm audi 900 &inbcr uuisulpeiien inn
Star,bs iino, baoon iaat Die 8eihidtc
niTts, lit inoeIien iebr fraslit. Dies
piirbe ben u~ntriislid,eu 8ereis lies
fern. oh Die 3%elbinnsu bas, mas lie
prebieten, niht lhon praftiSirt b0tten.
Sic pilen augeniheiniih nichts bon
beutiher 0e~miit6lid,feit unb 9Gtten
folsIih feiu SeritanbniB fir bas
idpdbiihe @offsliebd,en:
@o e Helms &iittle itcbt. ii6t
c fleins @iitlc;
$50 c Helms 6ilttle ltebt, iIdt
E fleins @ut.
linn mo piel 8ube iinb, @tGblc
iinb. Sube fine.
ga iidts bait lie6le. ba iiftS
bnlt gut.
~. 6. 9 ct r.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Sel0en.

- "
SeIOen.
gs Siert elm beioubsres Ib5eihen,
Die bDhite irbiihe Ius5ei6nuns fir
Weannesmutb nnb Sapierteit 10
mand,en o g%uropa's Selbeniobnen,
bic oa binaus9e5ogen limb, fir bes
Tdterlanbes Sreibeit unb Gbre sl
i~treiteu. God bic Nidnner uno
Siingliuse. Die Sa ,aui Den blutigen
S6lnhtieIbern ii6 lrniterbli1en Hubm
ertparben, iino niht Die ein6isen
6elben, Die mir bepunbern unb
preiien. Gin Sifter Iast:
+ y5npfer lit Der 2Dipeniieger, Hn
Sapfer lit Der 8eltbe5tpinser.
Sapfrer. iper iiG islbit
b%e6ipdng."
Sd, S%ieieni9en, Die ollf Dem
Shlattfelbc ibrcr uniterb(i6en Seele
iieareif fdmpfen. Dos iinb bic sroSten
Seloen. Su gilt es ia niht, tpie Der
@eltapoitel iagt, aries 81 fiibren
ytuioer Sleiih unb @lut". B. b. piber
Tenihen. bic in offener Seloi6laft
nit SGtuert unb 8lei beipaifnet pber
binter @aa unb Seitung perihan5t
IiA ibnen entsegenitellen; nein, bieier
8dmpf muB gefilbrt neroen, ssgen I'M
pergleihlid itdrfcre 6cinbe: geseu Die
9epalten Der 6initernib, aesen Die
itiirmiifen Seibenid,aften bes Ser
sens. gegen Irsenluit. Sleiihesluit
uno Sofiart bes 9ebens. @iepiele.
Die I'M &uselre9en Der Sflahten
tobesmutbig Dem Sies entsegenses
itiirmt. iinb in oieiem beilisen aampf
Der Seele unterlegen. Inoerieits sibt
es Idnucr mo Siinslinse. melde Die
Iclt nit feincm gbren5eihen aes
ihmiift bat. benen tic fein Seminal
geieBt, unp Die bennod) SelDen iinb.
Selben i'm luabriteu Siuue bes
Wprtes.
@cld' Elm Selb lit 3. 9. Der bl.
Nlonitus bon @un5aga! Sic Stdbte
Gaitiglione. @nbrip. Iantuu unb
Rom, oas lparen Die &fesitdtten
bes engeIsleiten Siinelinss. Sn
ibnen bat er feline Siesc errunsen.
feline 9eiiti9en Sriumpbbogeu aufses
ihlasen, Die arouc pes eipiscn 9ebens
erobert.
Gebnlih Dem 8rafeniobn bon
Gaitiglione mar Stnnisluus Sofia.
gr pcrbradte feline iunseu Sabre in
BEN, itol5cn Shloiie ieiner Ibnen.
Gr mar lrmgeben bon alebem, poourh
Elm Siiuslinssbsr5 lid MIR 5l leidt
betboren nnb gefuinusn lGBt. aber audi
mir 81 oft perhorben pirb. Sod
Stanislaus bat lid nidt pcrberben
laiien. &itten in Ser 9~lGn3enben,
id,immernben 8elt. IN Der er lebte,
mitten in Zen perfiibreriifcn @eisen
Der SinSe, Die auf i'm cinitiirmten.
blieP er tart unb rein. 60 mattel
los mar feline Ssele, naB, als emit
beim feitlihen Mable in ieiner
Geaeniuart Elm unanifGnbises Mort
geiproden purbe. Stanislaus in Ohm
maft iieI. Start unb itanSbaft mar
Stasislans aud ~8eseniiber Den @ers
iiibrern. SteIt guh Dor cinen Siinss
ling bon freien Sitter unb ipeitem Bes
piiien, einen Siinsling. Der anf ben
gefdbrliten 8egen Der Sinbe mans
relt. Gin ioldler mar Yaul. Der
Iltere Sruber BON Stauislars 8pitta.
llnb nift bei'er mar Der 9ebrer unb
&nusmenter Der geieen. Sc6ann 9ies
49,. on. - -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

c llniere Seller mnb 9eic-
rinncn Werben geteten, iene De-
i&Gite su patroniiiereu. ole in
oieicr Seituns ~an5eigen. Gs
iinb smoerlGNise Sc.
ihditshduier
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-06
Blight-Proof
Type Of Pear

A large number of orchardists Wis
tied the Southern Oregon Experiment
station last week and observed the
progress being made by Prof. F. c.
Reimer in evolving a blight-proof
type of pear. Prof. Reimer has found
by using the Chinese root that blight
can be practically eliminated from
the roots of trees, but the difficult
problem is to secure a graft which
will at once not lower the quality
of the fruit and at the same time
will render it immune from blight.
This problem has not been solved,
but several resistant types have been
secured, notably the Lucy Duke of
South Carolina, which is the most
palatable pear found immune to
blight, and material progress is being
made in the direction outlined. Prof.
Reimer has also showed the orchard
lists what had been done with irriga-
tion, the irrigated sugar beets at the
station being three and four times
the size of the non-irrigated beets.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-06
Exposition is
Free Of Debt

With former President William
Howard Taft in the role of "chief
burner" the ceremonies consigning
to the flames Saturday night a paid
off mortgage of $110,159.O2 the last
cent of Indebtedness of the Panama
Pacific exposition, were the most
spectacular and impressive yet staged
at the big fair.
The Court of the Universe, where
the mortgage burning took place,
was shrouded in darkness when the
ceremonies began, with President
Moore Of the exposition standing be-
side the huge pyre. Moore briefly
outlined the history of the exposition,
at the conclusion of which he handed
to James j. Fagan, representing the
San Francisco clearing house. a
check for $11O,199.O2. Pagan in re-
turn gave to Moore the cancelled
mortgage, which was then handed to
the former president.
Placing one corner of the mort
gage in the blazing pyre, Taft waved
the flaming paper aloft, signal
which released veritable sound of
noise throughout the exposition. The
ashes were then placed in an urn
which Aviator Charlie Niles took
aloft in his monoplane and scattered
to the winds. Niles flight concluded
the official cremation ceremonies.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-06
Flax Culture
TO Be Urged

One thousand acres will be planted
to flax next year if possible, it was
decided by the state board of control
recently. The planting of the flaA
will be urged upon farmers living in
the vicinity of Salem. According to
the decision of the board the home
grown seed will be sold to the grow
ers for $3.50 a bushel and the state
will pay for the flax raised at the
rate of SIS a ton. The convicts will
pick the flax as was done this year,
and the growers will deliver the
product at the penitentiary.
"The yield in some fields this
year." said Governor Withycombe,
was about three tons to the acre.
Although the growers paid So bush
ell for the seed because it was neces-
sary to import it, | believe the crop
with that yield is a profitable one.
! see no reason, with reduced price
for seed, and the farmers having
gained experience in flax culture,
why one thousand acres should not
be planted this year. The industry
should be profitable also for the
state.
"Our plant, which will last for
many years, has been paid for and
the state soon should be able to real
ize more than it expended in getting
the industry established, besides fur
employment for the convicts,
that is most desirable"
The members of the board of con-
troll visited the penitentiary and
looked over the arrangements made
for caring for the flax. Already 500
tons of flax has been hauled to the
prison and one hundred tons addi-
.ional will be hauled in the near fu-
.ure.
A portion of the machinery for
the flax is now on the
ground and the rest is expected to
Irrive here from the east in a short
ime. The old moulding room has
eceived concrete floor and will be
lsed in caring for the crop.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-06
Industrial News,
State Of Oregon

Ione-Eight Mile is planning for a
new school house.
Vending sawmill has started with
force of 200 men.
North Bend is raising $4,000 to
celebrate the completion of Southern
Pacific bridge across Coos Bay.
Coos county has $250,OOO unpaid
warrants drawing interest.
Banks--New brick industry starts
with 100000 kiln.
Siuslaw jetty contractors are hav-
ing three large barges built at the
shipyard on Coos Bay.
Oregon Wood Products Company
on Coos Bay to add shingle MILL
Portland commission regulates
construction of automatic elevators.
St. Johns Water & Light Company
would sell its plant to Portland for
$13O,O0O.
The Southern Pacific and the gov
ernment will boost the Crater Lake
district.
Eugene's new chair factory is do
ing a big business.
Tillamook-Cates Lumber Com
pany will spend $4,000 on a logging
road.
Columbia Steel Company gave en-
ployes 5 per cent bonus on annual
wages.
Portland starting work on grade
crossings to cost $750,000.
Marshfield-Crown- Columbia Pa
per Mills Company may operate the
Smith plant.
Baker-East Eagle Mining Com
pany will erect a five-stamp mill.
Paisley invites private capital to
establish a water system.
Eugene. H. Smith and j, N,
Wray will establish chair factory.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-06
Nineteen Are
Given Treatment

The following is taken from the
last bulletin issued by the board OF
health of the state:
During the quarter ending June
80, nineteen Pasteur treatments
were administered in the offices OF
the state board of health. One in
fected from the saliva of a mad COW !;
one bitten by rabid mule, four by
a coyote, and the remainder dog
bits. In almost every instance the
diagnosis was confirmed by the labo-
ratory findings in the brain OF the
infected animals.
1.-THE point that the board wishes
at this time to call particular atten-
tion to is the absolute necessity of
sending specimens to the laboratory
In such manner as to insure an exam
ination. In spite of all OF our bulle-
tins, personal letters and newspaper
articles, more than half of the speci-
mems arriving in the laboratory are
in an advanced state of putrefaction
frequently the brain matter entirely
destroyed, not even fit for a self
respecting garbage crematory. More
than two-thirds of the specimens re-
ceived from eastern Oregon, where
the disease has been most prevalent,
arrive. in this condition. The dissec-
tion of brain and the finding OF
the hippocampus is comparatively
easy If the brain has not been de-
stroyed by gun shot, or putrefaction
has not begun But in either of
these instances no examination of
any kind is possible. Several people
probably have, unquestionably two
have, had to submit to the pain and
expense of the Pasteur treatment on
account of this gross carelessness.
I'VE are exceedingly glad to ex-
anime all of the specimens sent and
to do all in our power to safeguard
the public health, but let us again
call your attention to this: Remove
the brain and place in glycerine suf-
ficient to cover it entirely, or else
Immediately pack the head in suffi-
cient ice to insure its reaching the
laboratory in a proper condition"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-06
Forest Receipts
Are Increased

The national forests turned into
the United States treasury during the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1915, near
ly $2,500,000, an increase of more
than $4,000 over the receipts of the
previous year, according to a state
ment just issued by the Forest Serv-
ice. The timber sales, which amount
ed to $1,164,000, yielded on account
of the depressed condition of the lum-
Der industry about $4,000 less than
those of the previous fiscal year, but
the gain was made possible by larger
revenues from other sources. The
grazing receipts, which totaled ST.
125,000 increased $4,000 over last
year, and the water power receipts,
which amounted to not quite $780,
600, showed an increase of nearly
$4,000.
The decentralization of the turpen-
tine industry on account of the wars
curtailment of the naval stores mar
ket caused the receipts from the sale
of turpentine privileges on the ma
tional forests to drop about $4,000,
as against nearly $4,000 last year.
The sale of special use permits, under
which all sorts of enterprises, from
apiaries to whaling stations, are op-
Grated on the forests, yielded nearly
$4,000, an increase of $4,000 over
last year. There was a decrease of
nearly $4,000 in the revenue de-
rived by the settlement of trespass
cases in which government timber
had been cut without intent to de-
fraud, the revenue from this source
being only little more than $4,000. |
More than $1,000, however, was col
lected from other timber trespass
cases. Grazing trespass cases yielded
nearly $4,000, an increase of about
$1,000; occupancy trespass cases.
which occurred in only one of the
seven forest districts, turned in some
thing less than $3.50; about $50 was
derived from turpentine trespass
cases, and $3.50 from fire trespass
cases, the latter being more than
$1,000 less than the amount collect
ed in the previous fiscal year for
damage to government property
through fires carelessly or wilfully
started in or near national forests.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-06
New Warship
To Be Started

The keel of the battleship Callfor-
MIA will be laid in the New York navy
yard on September 10. The Califor-
mia will be the first fighting craft in
any navy to be equipped with cleo
trio engines for her own propulsion,
Such engines have been thoroughly
ested in their use by the collier Jupi-
ter.
Material for the construction of
the California has been accumulated
in the navy yard for several months
and about 100000 pounds of steel
are ready to be used in the building
of the ship.
In most respects other than the
engines, the California will resemble
the battleship Arizona, but will have
a tonnage of $4,000 as compared to
the Arizona's 91,400.