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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04

aili ben leler fires gegleiters
n0tau ioQ oen Iogen nid)t nit Sci.
den iiittern."
.aber ih bite iebr, id, eiie bod)i,
ielten Sleiih."
Sic bnben @ier beitellt, ullo Giel
limo gleihbeoeutenb nit 6leiIf-
iebes ei miro nit Der 3eit elm Suhn."
Ia irren Sic iid) iebr, oie. Sorte
Gier, Die if ciie, miro nienals sum
Subn."
yllnmloglib! @as iino oas fiir
gier2"
y@efofte!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04

trinte. = S,ialmti,te, bring ms fini
apftebfs."
gStapp!" iogt 90 Ser Sentepidel,
Init ior mi"
90 par De Hei9e an ltns, iurpreiit
81 iein I'M ser Saueroimpfl haIert:
Bit on frebiiit"
Ser Senrepifel 5iebt e goloene
6almten.Rcnn aus ieinem Eadet III
lagt buInpf: ySidentelmen, Ois 6ier
Eenn is e Neujabrspreiert BON mel
ner altelt, le bot ie ielbit 9efiut, I'm
Damn ben ih G Yleoi6 Oamit iibne
milie-if mollt iage, id, ben c Tlebif)
oomlt geIethnt i'm neie Sobr oas
Srinfe 3u fruitte."
Naf einem 9Iid oes Ginperit1l1o-
mites nit berle immrige Sellers ben ih
gelagt:
.Sennepidel. III Bit c Saneel.
@eibte oenn nit, OnB naf elmer alten
Sab e YleoidL 100 ma am erite Sa.
mar ieibne But, crit am ~foleenoen
Gag in 4rait trete out?"
~Tees Is relbt!" FEN Be annere &c.
|baQert.
% mar Der SennepifeI iatisfeit III
arg frpb III bot ieinen aodtehl nit
groBem @enuB %getrunfe.
Silbrs truli,
Shabn & / If nj ii !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
u Eletid punt critic Sanmar.
DER Wiiter @0itter!

u Yletid uont critic Sanmar.
0ier Iiiter goitter!
Sampe Sc id,on nal SIT Aeuinbr c
Yleoid geieibnt, oas beiBt, geprnm.
miit, ouB Sc I'M neie Sahr ufm @af-
ferDoge Ollrh De uelt gonoele miiroe,
Oas beibt. oab sc nifts StGrferes
triufe piiroe ais &offi Sie. Selser,
Yopp, 9imonebo nt gemohnlihes
oiinnes @oiicr NIT, ooer o9ne 90.
| 5IQen?
@enn &c oas get6an baipmc, Mi.
tier Goitter, oann Iino Sc a Sd)ufs.
fopp. 9efobs eS is fei Subs net.
iolde YlebideS fam man net balte.
@oberum2 9ifobs neiI e Menif,
fem Hinbpieb ODER aameel is, I'm MIR
G Hinospieb ooer aanleel e iolfe
Eleoif balte fam. @enigitens bees
is mel Spinien.
Sh mill Sbne cr5eble, mas id)
mein. I'M DC iehm Seim meme Siorib
pritpe. gllio &c fenne bod, nieinen
friebere 9tad)ber, Den Wtiiter &enne-
pifel? @ca, wenn. sc i'm heit miete
oete. miiroe &c i'm nit pieoer femme.
I'm pie bees gefomme is, bees is De
Stori, no ib Sbne belt er5eble mill.
Gllio es mor ON Spenb oeS Nei.
inbrstagcs, uls Der Saueroimpil, Der
Stodop, Der Sorbatih, unb ih beim
Giialmtilte (oees is c meier Salltbn),
sebodt iino III e @ebm Yinnatei se.
ipielt ben, bifobs oas idonite on oenc
Solioebs is, DuB Damn &c Suluhns net
gefloit iinO. Iii enlol iogt Ser Souer.
oimpfl:
sd moft bod nal miiic. mas &c
0f1tter init Dem Sennepifel IS. emf
meocr is er perilngliift, ooer jei Ilte
bot i'm nit fortaeloIie. Wie mGr's,
Niduhn. meltn OIL nal hintclepbone
oeteit?"
,aG right" Jag id, .oees mod)e
mer."
Sd gebe olio ans Selepbon I'M rilf
&c Miiies Sennepidel ailf I'M iage:
rMiiies Sennepifel, is Sbr S0sbeno
at Sarie?"
Sub is oiS2" frogt ie.
Ser Oid)obn aidmiiler," iaae id).
yNo, Der is net jt Samsl" jaat le
90 id,nippiih I'm ih ben's in meinen
Sobns gefielt, Dab lie i'm nerte Mo'
ment ben Heiieluer ufbdnse miro,
pesbalb ih fuid geballert ben:
Bonn Moment, pIies!" alS i'd
Damn ibr baaridaries ,@elit" se.
bort ben, fabre ih tort INT iage:
30 i'm id) aber arg iorri, Mtiiies
Sennepifel. &c piiic, OaB Shine ibr
Sosbeno e langitieliges - ih meme
l~angiGbriges Member BON unierm e8.
iaugperein maeufbuiten" is, IN 90
BANNER beld1loiie gebatt, i'm in aube.
traht ieiner artBeroroentlihen Ser.
bienite c Seipoaller 8olopies ais Neu.
iobrsprelent az made. Mber Of fcbrs,
penu er nit 90 is"
,@cbt c Moment," ballert Sc Mii.
les Sennepifel 90 IN glei6 Oruf last
ie: nSeB. er is bod Dol"
.Iareibt," iasc idL CT ioll fonnrle
10 balS mie moglih ooer iuner." Cam
ben ib bees Selepbol ufgebenft.
gs bot oenn oaf nod feline babe
Stlrno gebuuert, 90 is Der Sennepidel
bcreiaefomme. er bot arg gep0lielt
ausgcfudt III seirogt. mas DC MGtter
lei.
.gSieio9" frog if.
r@eib." iast er, Incl sllte bet mir
DC GrlollbniB aeaepne - ih mein,
bot mid seiagt. ih' iolt bierber font
me. 90 pGr e SilrpreiS for MIDI. .Sf
fcbrs, oaB mel alte mid bot aebe
laiie-ih meme. seiaat bot. id) ioate
9ebe. War c Sirpreis Tor mid aQreibt.
Nber mnt is &c 8ehm?"
.Sreno Senncpidel," iaae ih so
feierlih, bod lid hin. De Surprcis
fommt LETTER OH, p%crl1uiis wple nler
I'M ncie Sobr nal ems Suiomme
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
Sputt nno Sdjaoen.

Der 3ahnar5t mar Del eiuem altlt.
Den semeieu. INN Die HehnuIla mir ell
8ebiB ein5ufaliiereu. oas er ibm Dor
Sabresfriit geliefert bate.
.Sat or oif enolid) be5ablt?" frogte
Ole Satin bes 3aGnar5tes, ais er nad)
Sauie fam.
.9eSohlt?! gr bot iih nid)t MIR
SIT sahlen 9epeieert, ionoern nod
obenorell Dor @uth gefniri6t-mit
III elnem SGbnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
Mifperltanolid)e NniiaiIuma.

gllf elmer Seitlidfeit, Die Die Spe.
oi~tionsfirma Meier & So. sur Seier
ibres fiinf5igidbrigen geitebens fiir
oas Gerionel arrangiert bat, pagt es
Der 1lteite Hoatutiher oes @eId)Gfts,
oils elm San3d)en gemodt pirb, Ole
anpeIenoe Satin bes Chefs 5,l en-.
gagieren.
rWiro's Oeiin alid) gebell, Wtiil-
ler2" fragt Die etpas forpllente
0utne lodenb.
%, oa braiIdlen q ia a(ngit 81
baben, gna' Strait" entgegnet Der Die.
oere poa Stol5. SAB ia crit bel,te
gan5 allein cine Site i'm 8epitt pom
lieben 3entmern alf'n @agen sebo-
ben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04

neral nortlid1 al%tslpenoig. Im nGh.
item Gage belt or ieinen Sortrug; nit
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sid)erbeit, Sade
fenntniB uno 8elGuiigfeit iprad) er
Dor ben erItounten Iitlfiilern, itnD
Der Vrofeiipr horte inn id,meigeno,
init ofienbar 5uiriebenem SGdelu 5n.
Had) @eenoigirna bes ltnterridrs
iragte Ser Stuoent Den 9ebrer, rpie
ibm ser Sortrng gefallen bobe.
.Sebr gut" a%ttlportete Der Sro.
~ieiior.
y@arltm Gaben Sic fein @ort oor.
iiber seGuBert, fem Sob mo feinell
Iuoel9 @ar Sbnen oas Sbema piel.
leiht fremo2"
nOos bob mobl nidyt-ih babe
nGmlih Dor 3ipanSig Sobren ben be.
trefieuoen Irtifel mir Die gncpclopG.
Die geihrieben, aus Der Sic Sbre
@eisbeit geibopft baben."
~ y -
Ser l1msnfriebcnc.
Cine @ohltbdterin bate es iidj jltr
allifsabe eentsdt, Die Sniaiieu oes
Staatsgeiangniiies nit Seieitoif 5t
periorsen. gls elmer Der Strdilinge
Die ihm iiberaebene 2eftiire bird).
bldtterte, brummte er:
yNutiirlifl nihts oils 2ieferungSrp.
mane. SIMMER menn'S om Sd6nlten
miro. beiBt es: Sortleeuna foigt-
uno ilbermorgen Ipa i'd gebGn9t mer-
benz"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
u y ~
Snitrnftiunsjtmnoc.

@Gbreno Der @od)ell Ger oroben.
ben ariegsgefabr milroen Die Wtann.
iaitell b~eionbers iiber bas Serbalter
Dor Dem ieinbe uno gegen ben SeinS
%initruirt, namentlih Die 8ren5regi.
menter.
Sn einenl oitpreuBiihen &egimente
iraete Ser 2eutnant in Der SnItritf,
tio~nsitunoe:
y@renaoier 8rigoleit, mas mc6en
Sic, menn Sic alif Dem Shlahtfeloe
einen ifmerperpunOeten fcinollfen
Soloaten geiangen nebmen?"
Ia trdt ih ibm boot, Serr 2eit-
rart."
,Hein, 0as thut elm braper Soloai
nid)t. @as MAIDEN Sic, @renaoier
Sd)neioereit2"
sd flpeel' linn crit nod c bis.
6en!"
Gas lit allf falidJ!-8as n,afJii
Oh, aac5mlaret?"
sd rlttf benz Serrn S%beritabs'
ar5t."
.Hidtig. limo Oann?"
yIann tritt Der LOB Don iGlbIt on
linn beran!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
- y e
Ypeiic mnb Hruia.

Gas allseinanoergeben lit elm
liiBer Sdmer5!!" ieui5te Ser Eoetiihe.
rNid,t INNER" meinte Ser Troiai.
Idle. rSie baben mobl nod ME cine
~Gbininfapiel aenommer, sic allsein-
anoeraeaanaen iit?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04

Yad Nlud 9ll, elm Observation-Disclosures. Der Den
@Iiiliondren beim nnIerri1ten beblIfIi6 If.
Sitte, ~perseiiet bic armen Snbiancr
niht!
Sic 1iiiIiUndre Der St. 6rancis' Mliilpn, 9.
., bitten Die anten 6Teunoe Der SnoiansT,
iDuen bel Der stnsbreitunD oes Jieidles ebriiti
unicr ben 9inbcru Der Sralrte D~eDiltiidD 81 iein.
Sic Sanienbe inter rnierer Aniiilbt iteben.
ben Snetaner lppDnen %5eritreni ani einer 5lade
opn 5000 S.naoratmeilrn, Snfplgeoefien mil lien
Die Wiiiiiunare ipl6e Snotansrgcbfiien anitel.
leu, bic beiantat Nno, anoere 5n' unterrid1ten,
Sefebrte pprSnberettcn niip. @as nns am met.
iten nptbtbni, iino @iittsl, nm oieie Satedeten
81 eejablen. cnne oteie saten SneianerssDht.
len funnen mir nur lpenia erreirlen.
iHtereiante Mniidltsppitarte unitrer Wiiiiou
ipiro ieoem @cber pun cinem Collar pocr tlebr
pun ben Wliiliundren diS Nmpfnnasbetniieuna
masianbt.. Waben muae man ienoen IN bic
N~atbolte Yrtntidna %, SnbnaHs,
Suipu, pncr bircft an Wep. SpuiS u olI,
e, T., ct. SraneiS. ., Sat, pia GrSoitom
Rsbrnsta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
Gin Wetterfejter.

@ottin: Eros oes Hegens bleibit
On Oielcn slbeno nift 3it Sauie?"
8otte: .llniinn, slltel Gcnfe NAL
an i%niere tapferen Sritppen. pie sic
bel @ino lino @etter i'm Sbiisensra.
ben liegen miiiieu. mo "a iol id) mid
ourd, Die pdar Sropien abbalten TAI.
len, ms @irtbsbuiis 5lt gehen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
ltnliebiame Yeriued)sluns.

@alter 9. Slider, ser Sefretar oes
Snnern, bate bel einem ganfett cine
0mle ala Siihnahbarin. Die er fir
cine Sruu. .. bielt. oeren @atte naf)
Den Ybilippinen abtomnmnoirt NOR.
Is mar 'Sod,iommer mo Die inner.
trG9lih beige @itternng gub Stoif
sur llnterbaltung.
~@naoiae Sroi. mir icQten inns
nid)t iiber Die Site beflaeen, menn
mir Sas beoeiiteno beibere alima be.
oenfen. in Dem lid SIR @atte ieBt
muibGlt."
Sie SJlle errotbete mo febrte Dem
Spred)er entriiitet oen Hiiden. Serr
Slider Wubte nift. momit CT ieine
Nafyborin beleioigt babeu fonnte, bis
ibm icine Siiboome Si.r 2infen jill.
fliiiterte:
nSie id,einert Sbre Hafbarim nidt
Su fennen: bos lit Srau &C.. Die Satin
oeS Oberit g., Der Dor eillem Sabre
~aeitorbeu it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
Der t~beilnabmspuQc &eQncr.

Sranf &eiber, Der Dor einiseit Ia.
gen nadl oriibelt fubr. cling nit red,t
aemli6ten @efifblen an goro oes
0ampfers-er miro gepobnlidl iebr
beftig ieefranf.
Mir grullet Dor Sen liaditelt lagen
uno i'd 0eltfe nit Sd,reden an meme
erite lleberfdbrt. @ir moren einige
Stunoen nnterlpegs ais bas Signal
6llm Glen ertonte; troB Der sln5eifen
Der nabenoen Seefranfbeit aillg i'd,
nit Sooesperad)tnng jit Siif uno be.
ltellte mir ein Shnisel.
Ger 3ellner brnfte es, i'd, nabm
Den criten 9iiien. aber er rpollte mir
nidlt ref,t lfmedem.
Sic, Gellner. oas ShniBel lit nid,t
be%ionbers."
Ter Sterparo lab mid mitfeioig
on, en- bemerfte Ole blGlllid)en Sfot.
ten nm meine Munominfel liiro iagte:
Giien Sizes getroit-iiir Die BOAR
Witniten lit cs gut genug linb Die
Slide limbs nidt better sepobnt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
StiaihlueiaenSe Mnerfennnna.

Gin Stuoent elmer ,Soditnle IN
@aibington erbielt zines Cages Die
Inisabe, am nifiter Gage einen geo.
loailhen @ortrag 81 bolten, Ole @abl
oes SbeniaS blieb linn iiberlalien. Der
Siinglins bate oaS 9anSe Scmciter
binonrh 9ebummelt nno uahm ein.
iad bas Serifon sur Sano mo lernte
Den Mrtifel ilber ein beltimmtes Mti.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
u ~ y
ShnlersV usbcit.

Or. G0lpim y. alderman, Grulioellt
Scr llnipcriitlt bon Sirainiu. iail,
~Itriert ollrd) ~iplgenoes @cid)idtten,
mie ratbinm cs lit, bel Der &ritif Dor
lid)tlg 81 iein:
Gin Yroielior Der llniperiitdt, Ser
leinen S%tllocntcn lnIncr preoi9te. oaB
man icine @orte ii6erlegen ioQ. che
man JIG ousipridt, priiite sic 9lrbeit
zines SdlillerS unb iaate id)lieBlih:
Cine cute Irbeit, iunser Sreunb,
bis oltf einiae iliihtig aeorbeitete
Stelleu. Sic miiiien INNER raruli
ieben, DAB ieNer Sae lino ieoes @ort
alldl Dem groBten Gummfopi flar
perItdnOlid ieieu."
Srcrber5ig lab ser Shiiler Sen
2eDrer an utO iragtc:
,gSelfer Sab ooer meld]es @urt lit
Sbncn ultlar, Serr Srofelior?"
Witter inter lid.
sd, bobc mir felt pprgenommen:
Neiue S0hter lollen iidl iGinmtlih
nit llelln6ebn Sabren p%erloben."
yllno Wem Dies MN nidlt &c.
ld)iebt?"
o@an5 einiah! Damn bleibcn lie
eben nelln5ebn, bis iie perlo6t iino!"
y ~ -
GbcSiuiit.
Hidter: nalio, Sic bleibcn babel,
Sbr Maun babe Sic gemiBhanoelt.
Bite, beoenten Sic, or lit Elm Strip
pei"
Sran: nNber bod crit lett Der
3eit!"
81. 81!
Gr-@ouperteur Sellccn BON Eli.
nois lit fein InbGnger beS Seacta.
rlanlsmllS, Die ans ~iolgenoenL, bon
linn ~er51blten @eitihtfeIi berpor.
gebt:
an ei1em Geltaurant in Sprina.
ficlo horte id, cine llnterbaltuma nit
an Ole mir uiel SpaB bereitete. Gin
Ncrr ulo cine Came ipciiten an eli
Ien Nebeutiibe mo Ole Game, sic
o%tTenbar &e9ctarianeriu mar. be-
nlerftc nit einem perGhtlihen 9lide
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-04
Sd0m sciaat.

a.: YAsas? Shon bier @od,en
bier nnb Den Montblanc nod immer
nift beitiegen2"
y: ga, mein lieber Serr, elm
Wontblanc lGBt lid nid,t 10 ems. srpei
iiber's 3nie breben!"
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-12-10
Henry CIay's EIoquence.

It was the remark of a distin-
uished senator that Henry Clay's
%loquence was absolutely intangible
, delineation and that to be under
TODD it must be seen and felt. lie
as an orator by nature. His eagle
ye burned with patriotic ardor or
ashed Indignation and defiance
pom his foes or was sutTuscd with
ears of commiseration or of pity,
nd it was because he felt that he
lade others feel. A gentleman aft
r hearing n of his magnificent
forts in the senate thus described
i'm: "Every muscle of the orators
ace was at work. His whole body
eemed %agitated, as if each part
as instinct with a separate life.
he appearance of the speaker
eemed that Of a pure intellect
'rought up to its mighticst energies
nd brightly shining through the
hin and transparent veil Of flesh
hat invested it."
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-12-10
Bio AaiIstones.

In 1907 a hailstorm visited a part
t lndo-China, and the director Of
ne Central observatory, NJ, Cadet,
eported afterward hat at first the
ailstones we're as large as eggs, but
s the storm progressed they in
reased in size. \. soldier picked
p one cas- large as a mans head,'
nd another was placed on the scales
nd tipped the beam at sixteen
unces. In January, 1911, too, giant
ailstones fell at MoIcpolole, Bechu-
naland, Of such a size that twenty
atives we're killed by being struck
18th them.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-12-10
ANTIQUITY OF CLUBS.
he First One Was Formed by q Group
of Athenian Epicurcs.

of Athenian Epicures.
Colonel Henry Watterson says in
is "History Of the Manhattan
Tub" that the Athenians and the
partans were the first to appreciate
lie advantages Of the club and the
t1icacy of the blackball. The first
ub, or GROUP" in Athens had as
S incentive the desire Of some fiji
zen or twenty c%ongenial spirits to
1joy each others society about a
ommon dining table"
"The pioneer clubman of note"
rites Colonel Watterson, "seems to
ave been Themistocles, his sue
essor being Cimon, son Of Militia
es, who took the next step in club
rogress by organizing certain of
lese casual groups of cooperative
liners into a select and fashionable
role in the interest of sport. Thu
ydides got the club into politics by
rganizing other groups against Per
les. From that day to this polit-
.al clubs have had a free rein.
hey became, even in those times,
ontrolling influences on elections,
erved as secret agents in the mar
ct places and we're employed by
-lcibiades to further his willy ends.
"Some Of these group clubs be
anne famous for wit, some for intel
,ct, many played their part in poll
cs, but all, if We credit Epicurus,
njoyed good cooking, since we find
i'm accusing Aristotle of having
asted his heritage at cooperative
%anquets and Of having developed at
les feasts an undue weakness for
luxurious living"
From Greece, according to Colo
el W~atterson, the club Travelled to
.ome. It made its first appearance
England in "Thc Court of Good
ompany," founded by Thomas
[occleve in the latter part Of the
ourteenth Or the early portion Of
le fifteenth century, which met at
tavern close to the Inner Temple
l London Hoccleve modified ira
ition by introducing a "patron'
no was expected to be generous
18th his purse, but who proved a
1infint. A century and a half aft
r Hoccleve Sir Walter Raleigh
bundled the Mermaid club at the
lermaid tavern, in London, where
riginated "some Of the most impor-
ant enterprises in history"
It was Ben Jonson who, in
ounding his Club of the Apollo,
as the father.of modern club life,
Or che hired a permanent room for
IS meetings, arranging its furniture
ccording to the. taste Of the club
nd not that Of the tapster," whose
aproom had been a meeting place
or other clubs.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-12-10
What He Meant.

During the concert a man who
eally appreciated music for its own
AXE was greatly annoyed by a young
op in front Of him who kept talk
1g to the girl at his side. "What
nuisance" finally exclaimed the
ppreciative man.
"Do you refer to me, sir?' threat
ningly demanded the fop.
ooh, no! | meant the musicians.
hey keep up such a noise with
heir instruments that | can't hear
alf your brilliant conversations"
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-12-10
Coin Abrasion.

By the abrasion Of coins wealth
terally vanishes into thin air. An
,nglish banker explains that if a
thousands pounds in half s~overeigns
+; sent Il thousand miles in a bag
ne Of the coins always disappears
uring the journey-that is, the abb
aston that takes place among the
1hole number amounts to half a
overeign2in value.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-12-10

~Aov, would yea I44o Il ...l far
=, &C. c9hisrp'eee or a ro~..a-4 III
M dear. scenery is al ri.at in
us place, but your meals are a trif.c
decorative. Might | make ytl4ar
suggestion as to a ccntcrp,oyc:"
"Y-ycs."
Il recommend a bccfstcak ~s,.ct,-
cred with onions Philadelphia
News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04

49, Se8nnr. - Angunfnyfua.
NurfAumbsxinud cuunfy pa fnPmer.
hid IN experience with hugo czfn-
mount that almost turned his hair
gray He was driving To the Sunhury
marksts with a Eoad Of produce. and
was passing through dense woods
when he felt heavy body land ON his
wagon. followed by splitting and
-meovfnx' thar wer. hideuus.
Looking back. ne saw two big balls
Of fire. the eyes Of the largest cata-
mount he had ever seen Il was paw
ing At the canvas cover he had over
his load With a revolver. the fright
eued farmer fired twice. At tina dis
charge Of the weapon the cat jumped
and escaped tn the darkness. When
he arrived AZ the market two fzr
drsnsed chicksns were missing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04

impossible to imagine tho Time When
Ne win Wiendrs~ His Pres
encs Frum ua

So long as there be in the human
sound Of that which In true and Just
and honorable. 90 long As the In
sttnctfveiy pure soul prefers purity
TO hrs. 50 long a. there be found
friends Of truth ready TO Sacrifices
their peace In the cause Of science.
friends Of righteousness To devote
themselves to holy and useful works
Of mercy. womanIy hearfs 20 love
whatever is good. beautiful and pure.
artists TO render IL by sound and color
and words Of inspfrzffon-sc long
God VII dwell within US.
II could only be when eruism.
mesnness OF soul. narrownsss Of mind.
to knowledge. contempt
for human rights. corgsffuIness Of
that which is great and noble. invaded
he vorid-if could only be then that
Tod would be In humanity no more
But fzr from US be thoughts like
heses Our aspirations. our suffer
MS. CUR very faults and tsmertffes.
re the proof that the ideal lives In as
les. human life Is stu something If.
rfnet Our apparent nexafsons are
'ften nothing more than the scrapIes
II timid minds that fenr to pass be-
'und the limits Of their knowledge I
They are n vorfhier homage TO the
Divinity than the hypncrftzi alteration
u n spirit given ever TO routine God I
s still within US. est peus In nnhis.-
Keenan,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04

rlmss p>svs chsnssd slsss fsi4
= hnndrsd ycars ngo. during the
Wstsrioo campaign. 4 required three
days to- TIE duls Of Wellington TO
ssnd . mesunss from ths battle fruLt
10 England. snd thres dnys more 30
rsc~fve . rspiy. But Sir John Frsnch.
ths British nsld marshaL hundred
ysnFs Inter. MAKES . whit 10 England
ard il able % hsep in direct touch
ufth tfs army ~ means Of the tale
ernpA SIR John vfsitsd waimsr cas-
Tia - home a. Prime Minister A.
quits whars . council Of war was
ssid. vent also 70 London. v-ers he
w.s present af . series Of ccnnci1s
during the NEXT two dAys. spenf con-
siderable time In hin own homs. ~
esivfng ussusagss every hour from
headquarters IN France. and m no way
fsit nat he was Handicapped By his
absence from ths baftis line. This h
ouly one Indication Of the great
changes which have come over the
msthods Of making war m the last
huntrsd ysarss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
CAl0MH WHEN BLjODS not STOP
ACTS LIKE DYNAMITE on LIVER
Guarantee -Dstseus' Liver Tsner WIN Give you ths Best L
and Bowel Cleansing Yen Ever Had-Duest maks Yeu sukI

stop using calomelt n MAKES you
nick Don't lose . days work. II you
feel lazy. sIuGgish. bilious or eunskt
pnted. listen to mai
Caiomel - mercury or quicksiivsr
which causss nscrusfs Of the bon~s4
cnIomsI when n cunes Into contact
with sour bile crashes into n. breaking
IL NJ This In when you fe<f that av-
fuI nausea and crnmping. 10 you feel
AL knocked cut" II your liver 10 tar
pid and bowsIs cunstipafed or you
have headache. dizziness. coated
tongne. II breath IN bsd or stomach
sour Just Try spoonful Of harmless
Dodsun's Liver Tons.
Here's my guarxntee-Go 10 auy
drug store or dealer and get a sec~ut
bottle Of podson's Liver Tone. raRs .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04

An Indictment charging . phys1c1nn
with manslnnghfer IN tho sseund -
gree because Of negligencs IN tho oDu>
af1un Of an x-ray machine. - ths -
suit Of which y patient received = mnr-
tai burn. has been upheld by the ~
prsme court Of Minnesota in 9tnfs ~
LsstsE. Ths euurs nd
we must taks judicial nnties tAns
x-rzy machines sumstimss inA1se -
riuus burns, snd tn ind1etmn1x ehnR'
aetsrizss thu instrument usD1 - Gnnr
geruus unless skfllfuI1y han11s4 anA
prssumptiveIy Known by dsssndnuf b
bs such. Notwithstanding vn3<A -
pInesd Il too clcss 10 hts sub1ss4 -
also fHfIed during n s1sssufvs ~
posture To give har tn aftsnf1nu roquf
site to prevent injury Thsss allsgD
lions import criminal nawiiguncs. anA
the QUESTIONS ratssd thsfshy are IN
TIE jury"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
NO BAKING POWDER MoaE
WHOLESOME THAN ALuM
PcWDEHA

Washington. ID. C.-AInm baking
powders are no more harmful to per
son than any other baking powders.
Such il the conclusion Of the rat
cree board Of consulting scientific AZ
pertz OF the department Of agriculture
a. the result Of experiments 70 deter
mine the influence Of aluminium COM
pounds IN tha nutrition and health Of
man The report gives the results Of
three sets Of extensive experiments On
human subjects conducted independ-
entity by members Of the board and
was IN response 70 questions put To ft
by the department az agriculture. Tia
boards report was unanimous and was
signed by Ira Remsen. president Of
Johns Hopkins university. Chairman:
Russell a Critrendon, professor Of
physiological chemistry in Yale uni
versity and director OF the Shefieid
Scientific school. John Fl. Long. pro-
fezzor % chemistry in Northwestern
untvs<ziry, Alonzn =. Taylor. prufssr
ssr IL phyufnIng1cal eh~mistry IN tn
Un1xuE.6ky 81 Rsnmnyfsau1n. znA Thns
unld 0m11h- pEneu.snR q eumpnEnk1Sl
Da<hoIogy In Harvard