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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

permodbte troS oes eroBten Offers
taum alen Wiinihen eereft 81 tpers
ben. IIs Die feline 0eieQidaft iib
nisoerlieb, fam aeraoe elm Selner bors
iiber, Der bat, lie mohten elm tueuie
@ebulo babeu. er tperoe iie 8leitf be-
bienen.
glIa seiste nod brei @inuten idon
sroSe lan9eoulb.
.8tr iisen ia I'M 8iiblen unb baben
nidts 3u peridumen", beihpittiste iie
Der 8rGutigam; die armen Nenihen
tbun. mas tie fonnen, aber perpiels
fdltieeu t0nnen iie iid chen audi
uidt!"
SD bin bas 8arten nift ges
tpobnt". idmoate gYa. has Sebiens
tenpoGf iou iid beeilen."
ginige Ninuten lieb lie ii6 nod
batter. bann itanb Tie auseiidts Der
pielen Reniben auf uno berridte Dem
unspeit banou itebenoen 8irtbe gu:
.@irtbI i'd sebe; ioreeu sic elm
anberes Zeal fir before geoienunsl"
uuo f%er5eneeraoe aufseri6tet, einen
BUG unidelifeu 9o4mutbs in Der
Wiene. i1ritt iie an Der Seite Der
Yautter binaus; es idien ibr iidtlid
nod yrsuhe gu bereiteu. benin gin.
ausge6en gu b0ren. tpie berb Der Wirtb
ben arn,en 8sQueriursen abfertiste.
Serr +. seleitete feline Sra,t bins
aus; er nolte I'M offentliden 8arteu
feline GefiibIe niht 8ei9en. 9rauben
aber pe~rabidiebete er iih hlr3 mb
tiihl bon ihr nnb am abenb i6on loite
er Die 8erlcbuns auf. SaS bier feline
gpur bon Site porbanoen lei, oapon
mar er II iberoengt. ia, ieine
Rutter batte re9t; obne oieie liebli6e
giseni6dft batteu S6onbeit nno
gei6tbum feinen Wertb.
ella mar Iebr aufeerest iiber bieis
uneripartete Benoung; lie bate es
bod 70 peinlih oarauf abselest .ges
babt. Die 8ole Der 8iite gu ipiefen,
aber oa es eben nur cine .8ole" mar,
10 fisl Tie eben aud sriiuoli6 aus oers
ielhsn. nm 10 ibren pabren ebarafter
3u 5eigen. Y
Serr +, bat iid nidt mebr ent'
fdliebsu fSnnen. iih Su perbeiratben
8enn ibm aber bic aIa9en Der Britt
ter an Sbren fcmn,eu uub Seren San'
msr, bab in seseptpdrtiaer 9eit 70 piel.
Nedsden CUR Qbeluiisfsit oerurtheila
feien. sann sibt er ibuen saut otter
ben Natb: ~grSisbst Cure SSdte,
mebr sur GuEprndsrofi O.
fett unb WIte. an9tatt .5pi
SsfDniuht urb Sur armabune. hdnr
nirS eud bic issiae 9sit. IN aei
sesen frii1er baS Sprtfoumsu un'
8lsAA S4fpersr 1T. tuentser SaaetstS,
J uwb tpeuiser site SuNefsrn fthen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

8moespeben, iein @eii6t, feline Seele
bleiben mibmutbig.
ODER on poHeellt our Itilen Somz
merunsS5eit in bas srobe, berrlite
Wiiniter, unb bic 3eute iino I6on fort,
uno beine Seeie iteigt pie an elmer
2eiter am boben SdulenbaH uno @es
noble binauf gu 4ott unb ihnebt unb
ipebt. tpie Der 8eib in BLAZER 2nft.
tpoblig unb ielig in anbaht - uno
es ~fniitert ni6t peit bon Dir cine
8irfenmaus, unb tie lduft dnsitli6
bas unb bortbin lmo iuht, Oh Iie feline
eSbaren 9roielein finbe. Sic iiebt
nidt. mie Idon oas 6ars tit, mo lie
bauit uno peiB nifts o Sem, DEM
81 @bren Der Som 9ebaut lit.
8 Weni6l lei on ood fein miBmuz
t6i9er Sol5mader uno feline ihpar5s
graue bungrise &irhmaus IN benz
nunoerbaren Seilistbum Der 8eli9ion.
Nls 3aGdlts ool SrelIoe uno Cant
mar, baB Ser 5eilaub 10 freuuolih nit
linn 9ereoet unO bel linn ein9etehrt
mar, trat er Dor i'm bin unb ipra6:
ySerrl iieb, nein babies Sermpgen
gebe i6 nun Den &rmen, uno tpenn
i6 SemmOen unreht 9etban babe, 10
erIebe ih es pierfaH." 60 GRILLE audi
on oein Ser5 nit Sreuoe unb Sant
segen 8ott, Der Dir Gag fir gag unb
Stumbe fir Stunoe uno ieoeu Nu9enz
bid eeiltlite unp leiblihe 9uttbaten
Ipenoet. limb benfe am Ibeno, peun
hu 0ich AIR Rlbe Ieult, on Dos, fpuS
@ott Dir ben Gag iiber 9ei6entt uub
on per3ebrt uno in bid nufsenummen
bait, aud an al Sas, mas geraoe
tein 8rot lit gum siien, uno oeunoh
grot fir Die Seele. Dante redt boz
fir; uno in 9etratt, baB 10 uiele tduz
ienp NeRi6en gar nidt oanfen, 10 Itch
on fir lie elm, 10 gut Oh %fannit. uno
eanfe 8ott 4benbs bon 9aH5em Serasu
fir allies Cute an 2eib unb Seele. mas
err Dir uno Senen, Die Den 9anf ners
seiien, 9etbun bat.-(Glban Stcl5.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

.8enu 81 Sid mad einer 2ebenss
sefdbrtin umidauit, lieber Soba".
iprad tars Dor ibrem Sini6eiben cine
treu beiorste Iutter gu ibrem Gins
5isen, 10 Iab Did ni6t betboren bon
GROCER Sd6nbeit ODER groBem Der
ifsno nod, bon einem beoentenben 8srs
mOsen. S6au' Dor aaem oarauf, OBJ
Define grpdblte einsn siirisen unb
ebIen CHM babe; benn obne Siefen
tpiirben Did Die bret eben eerIannten
0or5use nidt sliidlih 3u MAIDEN pers
moeen. Sur BEL pabrer. e6ter Site,
tpie lie Der ense Iniflub an bic Res
igion berleibt, lam es eiuem aud
tpirfli6 tpobl um's Ser5 tueroeu; lie lit
an unb fir fi6 idon elm 8apital bon
uniddebarem 8ertbe."
0ieie Borte prdste iid Der Sobn
tief ein; auf tie iponte er iein 3us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Des Onkel's Brief.

Liebe Kinder! Cute Kinder sind
germ in Gesellschaft andsrer Kinder.
Doch lasst euch einmal ausfragen, wer
dem cure Kameraden und ~Spielgefkhr-
ten sind.
Besinnt euch nun, liebe Kinder, OBJ
ihr NIT euFen Freunden oder Freunsdin-
men an der Hand wohl vor dem g3tt-
lichen Kinderfreunde erscheinen kGnn-
tet? Wurde err desc Kinder auch fieb
haben n germ segnen wOllen?
Zwar seid ihr selbst nicht ohne Eeh-
Ter und bose Neigungen. doch wolff ihr
gewiss init der zeit allie desc Fehier
ablegen. Das verdict ihr aber NIGHT
k0nnen, wenn ihr Elm Kind zum
Freunde hattet, das euch Elm b0ses
Beispisl gabe. oder welches euch gar
EUR Sdnde verfiihren wolfe. Nit einem
solchen Kinde dtrftet ihr nicht mehr
umgehen. Viele heilige Kinder, von
denen euch die Legende erziihlt, sind
nur durch die Fluent vOr b0sen Kane
raden der Sinde und dem Laster emit
gangen. Sage mir, NIT Wen du I'M
gehst, so will ich dir sagen. wer du
Dist" Selbst wenn ihr dieses Kind sehr
lieb hattet, so miisstet ihr die Freund-
schaft do0h ~aufgeben. dem der Hell
land Sagte einmal Sehr ernst: "Aergert
dich dein Auge, so reisse es aus und
wirf es Won dir" Err wolfe damit sa-
gen: "Wenn dir etwas so lieb wire
vie dein Auge-es wolfe dich aber z,lr
Siinde verftihren, 81 ware es besser, du
%trenntest dich o linn, ais init linn
verloren Zu gehen."
Fraget cure lieben Bltern und die
Lehrer, oder fraget euer eigenes Ge-
wissen, OBJ ihr init den Kindern eurer
bisherigen Bekanntschaft weiter ver-
kehren durft. Els gibt ia leider auch
viele bose Kinder, die schon in schwere
Sunden gefallen sind und die nun so
gar hire Freude daran linden, auoh an
dere, CUTE Kinder zu verderben. Solche
Aergernisgeber sollt ihr fliehen es
wire linen besser, sic warren todt, alS
dass sic nun auch unschuldige Kane
raden dem b6sen Feinde zufjhrten.
Aber beten drift und sollt ihr fur
desc unglickliehen Kinder, damit der
quite Hirt sic wieder zuriickfiihre un-
ter die Schaar seiner unschuldigen
L%ieblinge.
Freut euch allie i'm Verein nit den
lieben Kameraden und Freundinnen
eurer sch0nen Jugendzeit! Wendell
desc Ieit aber gut an, durchlebt sic
s~iindenlos, wenigstens ohne bedachte
| Sunde; damn liegt das Leben so sch0n
vor euch vie Elm lachender Frtihlings-
tag, und mach diesem winkt euch der
ewige Himmel Aus meinem Stub
chen"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Gin @Drt iiber Bic Giitc.
(Won u. 81

.es ioG auf bic Settle, unS inbem lie
bies ia9te, itisb fie oas elenoe Sbier<
den nit benz Sube 10 beftie, baB es
an Der entsegenssiesten Iauerrpano
anpraate. 2adeno cling iie bdrauf
ms Saus, po Tie nit ibrem liebsnsz
miroigen 8eplauber ale 5er5en fir
it'd gefpann. "a,
Serr 4. aber mar beritimmt, ftief
bsritimmt. ,aam elm 9utes, eples
Ser5 alfo nit 6ottes 9eidopfeu pers
fabren?" fraste er iid INNER pieoer.
r@o blieb ba gbeliinn unb 5er5ensz
siite?"
Nidt LANCE nad bieier S5ene besab
ii6 Der Serr I. in Sesleituus fetrer
8raut uno beren Rutter an einem
beiSen Sonntas sYormtttns mad Dem
Sodamt in eineu offentliden @drten,
Der tets beiuft mar. Die 8ebietuins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

Baifer srbroden Bat. absr oieie
0rInoe tpirfen niat gang pIauiibel,
toern nan beoenft. oa6 bic Sdtpims
mer seUOhnii6 iunse iraftise 4euts.
haufis aud red)t asibt, bel oenen elm
4ersfebler iebr untpabri6einli6 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

au6 baben bic meiften Seftiunen
Der 2ei6en am Ser5en nidtS eefiins
ben. @S lit nun intereiiant, cine Sps
pptbeie gu borsn. bic Or. o.. 8iittihs
Srantfurt in Der mebisuriiden alinif
entfpidelt bat. Or 3iebt ban iogen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
I m 8 t.


Ser fleine 1ran5 bat ii6 nit fsinen
8riibern se3antf. Die Iutter nerfpri&t
ibm bafur Yriisel: .WGrt nurl 8snr
Wittass Yapa tomnt. perS ids linn
faasnl"
Seuleno siebt Der fleine 9eueel aus
Der Stube. Nad elmer Wehe trifft
i'm bic Gltere Stpsiter i'm &arten Ano
iie9t. pie or imuerfort BraS in feline
Soien itepft. ba6 Die 9an3 nett Mno
bid abiteben. auf ibre Ssrtuunbsrte
Srase bin flIitert er i9r leiie ms
Sbr: .Du barfit bas aber nidt fueiters
iaseu. Sisb nal. ipenu Yapd bas
naSber fisbt. mub er laden, uns eann
thut er mir ni&ts." = limb feline 0ers
mutbuns beitdtiste ii6.
Der Sesen bes lluterriHts.
Ns5rer gum S6lIer: ~gtenne mir
ben Naneu mebrerer 1biere."
S9iNsr: .pisrb4sn. Sdtpeiu6en.
funbd)eN -
2sSrsr Enthusiastically .@arisu
6dnsH ou bsuu immsr den ara
Meune MIR bod bic Sbiepe obne' Sseiss
anednsieI."
S&liler (na& eHriasm Rcd,
bHHSeW): mTaS Aaxis.4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
> bieie 2inber!

Ser si6eite Sansl.
rSans. nenu elm Saustbier
Sfneu iest mir.
Ser 2sbrsr fra8t.
Ser Sansl ia9t:
Die Cans" .'s is git.
Ruu eines. Sas nidt
fliesen tbut."
Ser fleine 3ans:
me tobte 8ans."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29

OtNtUutS HpHpIVI pSp tutbLStt SpLSp
berdu. befeu Sf0ruugeu S6tpinbel,
xntpilfiixlide acknowledgement (Np'
itasmus) unb erbrefen berporrufen
f6nnen. Derartise griheinxngsn
treten bel setpiksn Wenihen. beions
bers islden, bic cine 2Giun9 bes
Tsommeffedes bsfissn, aber aud BEL
arbesen, beren TrOmmelfen intaft lit.
auf. tpenn man linen taItes Wafer
m's Cbr iprist. Die plosIid)en 9os
besfdue i'm Bafirr iiub our9 iolde
Hei5unseu bes p%eitibuldren Ipparas
tes 3tpaugloS au erfldren. es 9ibt
cine Wenge Weniheu. Die einen alten
Otib i'm 1romnelfeI bon Sugeuo anf
beiiBen, obne ettpas banon 81 ipiiren.
4ild tann es bel einem miBlun9ener
&~opf1pruns gum 8ib fibren. Damn
bringt faltes @aiier our6 ben
duberen 9eborsans in Die Yaufens
hS6le unb rei8t bon bier aus ben belts
bul6ren apparat. @s fomut gu
observation-disclosures - benin bes
fanntlid 1T bas 8eitibulum oas ltas
tiihe S~innssorsan = gum grbrehen
infolge Hei3un9 Der Wagennerpen
auf nerp6iem 8ese bonn @ebirn Der.
Oabei lit elm boiler Rasen natiirliG
aefabrliter afs elm leerer. Wan
miiBte oa6er. 10 perlanst 9r. @ittih.
0eute nit TrommeIfel .9efeften tpars
nen, aRsu fiibne a~opfipriinse aus5us
fiibren ober in gu faltem Waiier
uuter3utauden. Gin in'S DIR &C.
jtedter Wattepfrppfen 1T Elm sutes
gurbeusunssmittel seseu bic 9efabr,
bic benz inneren DIRE nrcbt.
See Cream cine sefunbe Nabrnns.
SaS See Cream na6rbaft unb ses
Slino lit, lit Die Iniift zines 1rofeis
tors Der nuiperiitdt bon Wiifouri, Or.
30. q. Hapenel bon Der meoi3innfen
Sdule.
.8ir entertainer ellen mebr See
Cream als ireeuo cine Natiou in Der
8elt". iaate Or. Ganenel bel grortes
rung bes Habrur9sipertbes bon See
Cream. .Sn ieber Staot sisbt es
5ablrei6e Gtabliiiements. tpelhe taus
ienoe CHARTS She Cream unb 5hers
bett tG9lid beriteleu. Sriiber mar
See Cream cine 9elifateie unb tpnroe
fat aaein als Oeiiert unb in 8eiea<
Staft seseieu. aber iest lit es elm
8abruugsmittel g%eiporoen.
.Sie National gpmmifiion OH Drill
Standards lit CUR Belt NIT Der Seits
iebung bon Normen fir bieieS tpertbz
pole Nabrunssprobuft beihdfti9t. See
Cream. Der aus reiner Wild5; reinem
Suder, unperfdli6ten 3utbaten uno
einem mdbiseu Guantum 8elatine
ober Waisitdrfe berseiteIt ipiro. lit
nabrbait uno lei6t berbaulid. Dieie
Rabruns iagt oft 8ranfen gu. penn
nidts 4nberes gut tbnt. Start ges
fdrbter See Cream ioute inoeb berz
mieben tperoeu. 9as Wieberfrisren
bon See Cream 1T aa9 ni4t ratbiam.
rBenn See Cream ~sefroren lit unb
sefrorsu erbalten tpirb. unterliest er
Heiner merfbdren Nenoernn9 rpd6reno
betrdhtli6er Seit. unb es 1T fein Ginz
tpanS sesen ieinen Bsnib pOm Stanbs
punt Der offentlidJen 0eiunbbeit nors
banben, IeIbit tpenn sr 3tpei ober bret
8cchen oft III. Gs lit Der 8rmld
bieIer trusaflantif8sr 0ompferlinien
See Cream bon Neiu Qorf fir bic Sins
unb Serreife mitsuusbmeH.
Sr. 8ossnel erfldrte. oab bas @ers
fa6ren Der Yaiteuriiieruns Der Ril6,
ebe man fie gum @eirieren brinet. iebr
aDsemein uerbe unb gu empfeblen lei.
- - -
" X
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Seine 2 d q B a.

SrteI: Sra. SrisGen. bait on Dir
benin biesmal einen 9nten plat in Der
8laife erobert?"
Srisfen (ftrableno) 20 ia, Snfel,
i'd iise sleid beim Sfeni"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
2a{6 Sit.

" VI wv
Srisden melbet Der 9ebrerins@e rs
treterin: .Srdulein. Der Gdner bat
sefaet. er modte Sic germ beiratben."
Die aebrerin: pMirflia, G6nsrg
@bsr bas freut mid fehr; bas madt
mid ia gang sliidli1l"
adnsr (tpeMerli6}: .ah neiu,
BrGulein, i6 bab' ia blob Spas
semaht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Ser 9 d, u.s e n I.

Mlttsr: ~Nu. arissl, bait bus benz
iisben $3ueensa fhOu seiaet baB Su'
,beute cine srobs SenReTdeibe einsss
vpsfen boita"
Sriser: -Weir, TutteI, ba tpepo' s&
mid iAon biitsn; selt. bab ber's s9tsiA
i'm seassw SimnI symsaabltl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
y y,
Seimattiebnen.

ginitens mar i6 b~inse5osen
Sn bic ipeite @elt binaus.
Su bes GebenS ipilSe Wogen.
Sn bes 2ebenS Sturmsebrans.
@liidlib iein tpont' ih bienieben,
Sod bas Slid lieb mid auein,
4irgenbs fanb id redten Srieoen,
Nir9eno Srobmut5. Sonnenidein.
Gus Den Mueen rinnen Sbrdnen.
Sn benz Ser3en piiblt oas Weh',
Surd Die 8ruit 5iebt mir elm Sebner
Na1 Der Seimatb Glpenidnee.
Ra6 Der if6n sele9'nen Stdtte,
@o elm trautes Sdushen itano.
Iatb Der Mlpens 8irnen Settle
Sim seliebteu Seimatblane,
Bo bic 2iebe mid 9ebulten
limb bes Slides Sonnenitein,
$50 i1 lernt' Die 9dnbe falten
Beteno fromm bonn Wiitterlein.
8eineno muB ben Bid i'd ienfen.
Gent i6 ieuer 3eit 5uriid,
@tpig m0hte i'd 9ebsnfen
Neiuer Seimatb Susenoslild.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
aatbdHder &ir&satalenber.
0om Rbarifder nnb
3oItner.
Gut. 10, 9-14.

(Nueuit.)
1. g. Yetri &etfenf. SIDES. Spes.
2. G. NlionS b. Sig. @Mnoetax..
8. 8. Stepban's anffinb. 9amaltel.
4. R. Sominifus, Orbit. YerpetiN.
5. s.. @ariG Sduee. Sstpalo. q.
8. 8. 8ertldrun9 GbrAti. Sigtus II.
Z. e. Gaietan. Gfra. %. Sonatus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-29
Der ylStli&e asS ber Yabexbem.

NiGt isften bort mas pou plDtfiAen
TobesilIen. bic Xt4 in Slut. nnb
Seeb&Seru ereispsu. Die Gaeact~a.
Die ma bafiir 9Sbt. iast. bot ben Ua'
beubeu iuiolse Der AstsruTfsreusuvs
uub Grbisuna eiu &erlldeaS sstrst.
FEN bat. Sv1 Der nsde Nassn Git
bisipsaen az liaia&s. ilhsm man
aunimut. bal. Ax &ssrpvasue ,sNer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
singer at the operap VIII there be

singer at the opera2 VIII there be
indeed the same demand for the ser.
vices Of opera singers who also dedi.
Gated themselves to the screen?
The same question has been asked
before In the world of amusements.
although the circumstances were some
what different. Is the vogue OF an ar
tist damaged through appearing in a
more popular medium than that in
which his or her fame was made?
RICHARD STRAUSS played here in "A de.
partment store, yet his reputation is
certainly none the less exalted to-day
on that account. ERNEsrINL Sent
MANNHEIM sang In operctta and 1t
was said that her artistic rank had
been seriously damaged. But nothing
Of the kind happened. Instead she
gathered through these appearances
a larger public than she had ever
had In opera house or concert hall.
LILLIAN NoRDrcA was carried abou.
the canals Of a papiermache Venice
In the Madison Square Garden. bur
she sang at the Metropolitan Opera
House and in Carnegie Hall with un-
diminished success afterward.
Vaudeville and other profitable asy-
lums have hitherto been the resort of
artists who were drawing toward the
end of their career. But that is not
true OF those who pose In the moving
picture plays. since they must be in
the first youth and beauty TO make
them popular. SO they have a longer
period In which to let the public grow
weary Of them.
But it does not seem probable that
the public will he Indifferent to these
celebrities because they have posed
for the camera Indeed, their sphere
ought to be much increased. Persons
who are not accustomed to attending
the opera may be drawn there through
the acquaintance made on the films.
Anything which tends to broaden the
popularity of an artist ought Ia he
advantageous professionally. Ger.
tainly the picture theatre reaches a
large world, whatever else may he
said of II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
TWO POSTER HORRORS.
unIntended influence Of the Pictorial
Appeal for Votes.

To THE EDITOR ~ THE SuS-Sir: Two
midsummer horrors confront us. along
with the common Affections of life. one
Is a fence poster OF a callow maiden
In masquerade costume with weak ankles
and gard % hose neck. in frenzied atti-
tude. with trumpet to lips and hand ex-
tended. inviting wretohed man to let
her vote.
The other poster portrays her sister
on horseback armed cap-h-pie, II about
to launch a Javelin into a ~dragonlike
monster o. the ground, which We must
assume represents man. For the latter
! make denial OF any point OF resem-
blance. There is IA city ordinance
against fence poster display Of scenes
Of physical violence, and / call for its
operation.
II is to be assumed hat the leaders
of tho suffrage movement authorized
the displays. unless. indeed. the anti
sunragists have betrayed the costs In
tho spirit OF joyful irony.
To win men TO extend the voting priv
llegs to the other sex II would seem
mors appropriate 10 display a poster
portrayiug a matrOn with serenity or
expression, engaged in kneading a batch
of dough. bathing an infant or other
winsome office that appeals to the APP
proyal OF all sensible men. SHOCKED.
NEW York, July rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
Simple Treatment for Waste and
Graft,

For the year 1909 the budget an
preparation to support the Board Of
City Record. which publishes New
iork's Official newspaper and supplies
stationery to all departments of the
city. borough and county governments.
was $1,441 $50. The amount requested
for 1916 is S990,07l.
Nor does this saving tell the whole
story. The requirements of the city
for the thousand and one things the
board deals with have greatly In.
creased. These have been supplied
In quantities sufficient for all pur-
poses, without deterioration in quality.
and at least as promptly us ever In
the previous eleven years. The a V
ings that have been made have not
been attained through parsimony.
They have resulted from the npplica-
tion Of simple business methods, com.
MOI sense. and plain honesty To the
purchase and issue of supplies.
one 1act is or interest. The present
Supervisor. DAVID FERGUSON, was ap.
pointed to Office by Mayor GAYNoR.
He was retained by Mayor Mitchell.
He has had nearly six years of SER
vice. Throughout this period he haS
acted under the broad commission is.
sued to him by Judge GAYNoR. by
which he was authorized to work
solely for the city. That Mr.. FER
GrsoN has done.
An efficient, honest Office holder.
kept In place because he does his
work well. is the best remedy for
waste and graft the wit of man has
Yet devised.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30

To THE EDITOR OF THE SVN-S,r, I
have Just read with delight tho inge,-
uous letter OF Mr.. Herman a. Her.wIg
printed In this mornings Sun. How de
llcious II is in the entire lack of logic
and reason which seems to characterize
most of the pro-German outsivings on
the existing relations of the United
states to the ~helligcrents in this fright
full war! How can amy one hut n Ger
man or a fool liken our position TO tina,
Of a magistrate %i!sposing Of a case ,!
assault and battery? We have no night
,more's the ply, some of us think) t.
determine how the belligerents shall con-
duct their warfare between themselves
50 long as our rights as neutrals are no,
molested.
To carry out Mr.. HeUwig's smile, let
II be supposed that in the course of the
hrawl, for participation IN which he was
hailed 10 court, ! had been wounded IN
the arm by a bullet from his pistol.
Would he then hope to escape all La.
bil!ty for his wrongful act on the plea
that he was not the aggressor. Incl.
d~entally pointing out that his assai.ant
had broken one OF my windows with
a cobblestone? rRo-AlLY.
New YORK, July 2s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
The Artists World.

The preponderating picture theatre.
not content with acquiring the ser.
vices of most of the famous actors.
has set out after the celebrities Of the
operate world. The most popular
prima donna now at the Metropolitan
opera House has recently contributed
her services TO the Gamers stage. OF
course there was Nc question OF her
singing. II was only pose and move.
ment for when the managers were
seeking. Another member of the same
company was seen singing In a lions
cage, Now men Of the operate stage
without the excuse OF youth and
beauty are to follow in performing for
the screen.
There seems no greater distance 10
he Slnnned In all the world of amuse-
ments than the step from the aristo.
cratic opera house to the peoples thea
ire, as the moving pictures have been
optimlstically called. VIII audiences
that have Witnessed one of GIULIO
GATTI-CAsAzzA's stars in the picture
plays be just as willing to enjoy this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
Secretary Redfeld Qualities as an
Efficiency Expert.

Secretary REDFIEI.D Of the Depart
ment Of Commerce, who "is charged
with the inspection of steam.
boats and the enforcement Of laws
relating thereto for the protection of
life and property" has been in Chi
csgo inquiring into the Eastland dis
aster. Mr.. REDFIELD was quoted yes
tGrday as saying:
II d. not believe that the stability OF
Q boat should be inspected any more
thsn your tall buildings are inspected
Tor stability.
THE matter OF stability. as well as
all plans Of the ship. are left to the
builder"
UnacQuainted though we are with
the statutes Of Illinois and the ordi-
nances of Chicago regulating building
construction, we venture to say that
tall buildings there, as elsewhere, are
inspected for stability. They are in
New York they are in every com
munity that pretends to be civilized.
Even Mr.. REDfIELD, apostle OF ELI
cheney though he is, should know that
official supervision Of tall buildings
and buildings not 80 tall, including
their stability, is everywhere Il recog-
nized, essential and frequently burden
some detail Of their erection.
The Secretary OF Commerce vii.
ind few II any citizens except build,
ers Of cheap ships TO accept his the
DRY that the stability Of vessels does
not come within the purvicw of Off
cial duties which relate to the "pro-
lection Of life and property" How
many ships navigating under Mr.. RED,
FIELDS certificate of seaworthines
are top heavy, liable to calsize and
generally prepared under his sign
and seal to contribute another East,
land horror to history?