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The Monticellonian., 1915-01-14
To Iron Linen.

An excellent way to iron table linen
is first to dry 1t thoroughly in the air,
Then dip it into boiling water and put
1t through the wringer Each article
is then folded in dry cloth and al.
lowed to remain there for at least a
couple of hours. Irons must be hot.
but not scorching, and the linen ironed
perfectly dry.
The Monticellonian., 1915-01-14
JAG obin's Pottane.

Chop the meat of cold turkey fine;
add two ounces of grated parmesan
cheese, salt, pepper and nutmeg. Make
four or five slices of toast, put them
in the bottom of a dish and add one
cup of stock, then the chopped meat
and a sprinkling of breadcrumbs
Rake one hour, add lemon juice on
top.
The Monticellonian., 1915-01-14
ReaIistic.

Now" said the stage manager, you
are the heroine. You are supposed to
suffer more than anybody else in the
play. You must put yourself into a
frame of mind which represents grief
and remorse."
4 know" replied the leading wom-
an. I'll try to make myself believe
I'm one of the people who paid two
dollars to see this play
The Monticellonian., 1915-01-14
Cleaning EnameIed Dishes

Salt moistened with vinegar will re-
move burnt marks from enameled
saucepans and dishes, but don't forget
that they should be soaked in cold wa
ter for few hours first to loosen the
stains.
The Monticellonian., 1915-01-14
To Soften SUGAR.

Brown sugar that has become lumpy
from being kept any length of time
may be softened in the following man.
ner: Fill the teakettle with boiling
water and put the sugar in a pan.
placing it over the teakettle to steam
The Monticellonian., 1915-01-14

the situation and found himself raven
ous1y hungry, for the strain of the last
IL hours had burned up tissue. He
took a biscuit out of his knapsack and
began nibbling It, as became a true
rodent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
Gum Nbiiibrem OI-OS.H Shre
uao SlutreiniSm ~V
20 GtS. geI alien o6noltrn. rs Gts.
Bic ,Menaec" in Shuulitdten.

Gle beriiftigte .Menocc" bat III
Den lebten Wod)en nle6rcrc ld)mere
Sd)lappcn erlitten. 3ilcrlt Iette lie
cine gegen Die Central Stellc oea
G..&. geridtete aloge in S5ene. Die lie
5uriid5ieben miBte. SSn Der 5peite1
Sanuor.@o mllroen Die Seransge-
Der bes S6anOblattes bon ben Slnt.
bes @robgeidmorenen in Soplin,
Mo-, inter Anflage g~eitelt, uno 5Dar
allf orci 9eifmeroen bin: me9en Ser
breitltng zines Nlottes unIittlIfen
run0 perleilmlOeriid)cu Sllbalte; megen
Gertrieb zines Sllhes nnIittlid,en Slls
Ilalts, ilno negen Der AnfiinOi9ung
ienes 9lldes III Den Spalten oes
Slnttes.
l(no MN baben allBeroen 8eldmos
rene III Soplin NO, lolltcr 9tid)t.aa-
tbolifen, Die .Otenoce" sur 3ablrng
bon $500 S~haoenerias pernrtheilt,
anlf @runo elmer bon Hep. Hobmorl
ongeitrengten Serldumoungs aluge.
US mare Orlll9elro 5i mlillldlelt, odB
oas 9latt nod nlebr iolder Nieherln.
gen critic, I'M Sntereiie oes biirgerlis
fen Srieoens.
gu gutter 2eBt Iiub MN ald)
Ybclps unb grolun uub 8alter. Scr
~ullsgcbcr uno Hebafteur Der nMcn>
acc" 81 Soplin, Wo.. pcrbatc
pprben mn 5lpar ieitens Der Yoit6es
BORDEN. Sm Ibgeorbnetenbnrie 5u
8aibington bat Sqmcs s.. @alligan
bon WniiafuiettS cine @prla9c ein9cs
rcidt. Die Dem @cucruls Yoitmeiiter
Die notbi9e @plmatt gegcn Die "@Rcn@
ace" cinSuidreiten, gcbcn ioa. Com
grebmann 6iBgcralO o Srootlpn bot
cine dbnlifc Gorldge eingcreid)t.
&ereine mo Gin5elne, Die lid nod
nidt al lire &crtrcter i'm GongreB &c.
manOt BADEN nit benz Griud)eu. Elm
@eier a~ll5luebnlen. olrd 0aS 9l1t-
tern iener slrt Die Senubumg Der Solt
eutjogen merben Ioll, loaten lid be-
ellen, ihrcr Tflid)t 81 geuiigen on Der
Nu9eublid elm icbr giinitiger lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
Mrbeiter oeimbt.

IS 9ibt 5ur Seit Susenoe 10 gu
ten beltdnbigen Nniteluneen 81 fiillcn
in Dem Selbe. in Dem uniere 3eitrng
cirtulicrt. @iele Der $4,000 tatbolis
id)eu Snmilicn, Die uniere 9Idtter ball
ten, linn bemilbt, Nrbcitcr 5u finocn,
penen tic ~beitdnbi9e Nrbeit nit 9iltem
2obn anbictcn. @enn Sic Nr6eit iuz
dlen, 10 miro cine %crlau9ts Iu5eigc
pieie Selltc nit Sbrcu @ilnid)en be-
fnnnt maiden mn Sbnen nit Cider
belt cinc Nrbeitsgele9enbeit i'll Tuss
iidt iteaen. Sa5 folgenbc SeiipieI
gilt ais ihlo9cnber Seneis fir unicre
Sehanptung:
Gin Irbeitcr licB elm StcQcngciud,
o 20 Mortern 3rpei @tul IN unierc
@ldttcr cinrilfen. Sieics fpitete i'm
MIR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
Srief aus Senti6lunn.

@err Widael Nciu5 aus @Sciicn.
areis Saarburg, Ne9ierun9abe6irf
Srier, id)idt ieincm Sntel, Srn. Nif.
aettcnboien, 1437 @bite Str, 9us
buore, Soma, cinen Brief, Dem mir
foI9cnbe intereiioutc Steqeu ents
nebmen:
Bciten, bcu 30. Nop. Ii
Sbr partet gcipiB idJou langc ouf
cinen Srief bon inns. Nbcr ib fonntc
nid)t cher id,reibeE, bcmn ih iullrpc
am 3. Nu9uit 5ur NtiIitdrar6cit bel
NteB c%inberufcn. Sort nrbeitetc id,
ucun @ohen. IS 9ing IQes gut bel
MeB. Sas @icn tpnuten mir ms
tallfen. @ir fomeu ipdter mad Sronfs
reid 5luiiden Die Scituu9en Soul uno
%erouu. &icr nrbeitetcu mir brci
@phcu. S6 nbcr beIhpertc MIDI
mo luurbc entlaiien. @as sic Sc
beusmittel anbctrifft miiiien bieiel6en
in Sranfreid %ip0rlid)cr lein bcnn
bort lpor bcinnbe Iaes niebcrgeid)oiien
unb perbronnt. ~llniere Irbeit mar
nidt ldlper. @ir muBten Die ger
Idoiiencn SGilicr micber fiir unicrc
guten Soloatcn belpobubor MAIDEN.
Ser Mrbcitslobn mar 6 Yf. $3.50
pro Sag.
Sbr ipoat ipiiierL pie es bel ms
ausiiebt. Sio Jest iii. Soft ici 9ouf,
nod NQe5 gut. Sic Sobritcn uub
nle @clperbe arbeitcn fnir obue
StOrln9. Nber es 9ibt beinabe tein
Saus, 100 nid)t Elm ODER Slpei ober brei
pber iogar bier Wnnn i'm Selbe iteben
unb es 9ibt aud feincn Srt, Der nid)t
id)on etlihe Sootc unb Gcrpunbete
bat. Gas bcutid)e @olf lit boiler
9egeiiterllng iiir Ous licbe %nterlonb,
meld,es nuf 10 id,dnblidc @eiie in
bicicn ungcrchtcn arieg bineiu9e5ogcn
purbc. Min @ottc3 Silic pcrben mir
nId in 3ufunit Sicgcr blci6en, bcun
@ott perldBt II Scutide nidt. @s
miro iibernll bier 9ebetct nm Sriebcn.
Bic @efdngcrcn ipcrben gut bier
bebanoelt, bas babe i6 Ielbit nit an
geicben. Mnn ihreibt, oae Die
beutidjeu Srlpaten iih 10 uieler Der
seben gesen bas weiblihe @cihledt
ihulbis MAIDEN. Sieies lit uuiunbr.
SIS lit ben Solbaten auf's Strensite
nnbcfublcn ,uurner, lid iuldcr Ser
geben 81 cntbalteu.
Die brei d~lteiten Sobne meiner
Shpeitcr Nuna Iinb nIh i'm Sslb.
Ser dlteite Sp6n mciner Sfpeiter
Nmi iii p%erlpunbet, Oh lciht pocr
idIpcr. lpiiicu mir nod nidt. Wein
dlteiter Sobu lit 20 Sabre oft; er
luartet jeOeu Gag auf ieire giu6cs
%rufung.
Soffentlid lit Der aricg balb 5u
gnbc, benu Sbr fonnt Gud nid)t por>
iteleu, tpie ea al Der Sront nusiiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

better. - Senrp Soro berid)tetc itber
Die G~rfabrnnsen nit Dem Troiitbe-
tbeiligungs Spitem III ieiner De
troiter automobil Sdbrif. - @ouis
9ranoeis trat Elm fiir elm Spitenl ~in-
bilitrieler 0emlofratie" an Stclle Ger
se9enparti9en o5ariitiid)en" &opital-
berrif)aft Elm,
" Iuf Dem II. z. Stronger ,Son
Itego" crplooirtc nnh elmer Erobc-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

iabrt am %. os. al Der Eucifictuite
cine Iompfrobre, nobel pier Wann
ibren Goo fanoelt ulto rlellrl ld)mer
perleBt mllroen.
& PM Dem in ct. Soilis tagenoell
aoupent iiir slllslonohnnbel beIeild).
ten Der ~ebemnlige Rchtsfoniulent oes
Stonts requirements SSobn 9oIiett
0toorc uno Nnbere Die Don England
oem nelltrolen SanOel a~ngethanen
llnbiloen.
s Somnlonp Sal C9tem Oort) 10
mie Die 2igo ser 9iirger itolieniit)er
Nbfltnit cntianoten Sertreter mad,
@aibington, I'M beim T~ralioenteil
@ilion Eroteit gegen Die @inmonbe=
rltngs.9ia ein5ulegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
airhlihc giadridjten.
.spe,ien fur oieir seitunp pearbsnet.l

IS itarbcr: am g. SanIar i'm gtt.
@erep s&loitcr 5u Y%ittSburab, Ya., bic
ebrlp. Stlpcitcr W. @pbrenl. 9eb.
8pau. I'M Nlter . 70 Sdbren; am
II. SSamar: Die bormbcr5iGc SdJpcs
tier 0ario @mmumc! Srate ~
@rccsburG, go. in Altcr 0 ~
Sabrcn itanmte nlGS htr ct. Srou5
BON Coles Yinrrci, NcaceS HpdS,
So; on - Samnr' bic Sron8l9s
fauers Shlucitcr Noildun, inn q, Wors
guretbeus 0oipitd! 81 AouiG9 Sim,
Sans. 9eb in Scuti6l0no Dor ii
Sabrcn. K. 1. z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

angeboten. &atiirlicb fonutc Ell mn
cine berielben a%nnebmen.
Sails Sic lid tad Irbeit umieben,
iolten Sic lid Die grfabrrng oieies
Arbeiters 81 9tlise MADDEN unb cine
fleine @erlnnets &n5eige cinrilfen lnis
len. Sieielbc ipirb Sbnen iiderlid,
eine Nn5abl S%lngebotc bringen inter
bcnen Sic Damn mdblen fonncn.
Shicben Sic cs niht ani!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
$4,000 mertb @p%r5usSaftieu fir
G~baritassuefc.

0err Y. s. Cuiglen &auptaftionol
oco SubuQlter oSclegrnpbz 6cralb",
hat adt perihiebcncu Sublauer @o6le
thdtigfeits Nnitnltcn $4,000 pcrtf
|pr5u8sattien, bic AZ Sro8eni
Sabresbiuibcnhc nbrucrfen, geidcuft,
Die Thiihten Nes @ebers liub pbnc
3peifcl quite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
DIR hnrt(ei6iotcit behaftete

lGit Sart(cibistcit bebaftete
Scutc iiirdltcu ben &inter. Nifts oils
idlperc, raube Wnbl3eiten. acin Sbit.
tcinc @cmiiie. nm Den Ntngcu tbdtia
81 Gnltcu. Guer better Seller, Guer
better Srcuub 81 bicier 3cii iii
6oliiter's 9iodn Wormtuin Sbce. oa5
bette I6fii6rz MD Stdrtung2mittet
ser 8cIt. Srinfet bsutc Iberc cine
Saiic.--S ohE2 sizes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

3u uertauien.--240 Nder in faihos
liider @egenb. Az Meilcu pm 81.
Ynul, AaniaS. Sdonc tntbuliidc
Stride. SdmeiterltiGulc. ionic neucs
observation-disclosures 15A Hder II
ter aultur. NcIt lit &ieIc, @eirc mn
SDl6lnno. Sed)S 3immcr Saus, Stnl
mo anDcre Decentralization. Ercis
$4,000. Sbeil boar. Sir NGhcres
Ihrci6c man an bie Grbin lmo Scitn,
mcutsuplliircdcr;n Martba Haiicrtn,
q. Saul, Noula3. t,2S.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

@eiuht.-gin cridbrcucs @bepuar.
nm auf elmer Sarm i'm lilblifcn Sbabo
m~s3ubelien. Nbreilierc: 4. y. ~,
oicie5 8latt. LISA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
3u peramfem.-@erbel1crte Iicrtel

3n ueraufen. Ticrtels
%leftion' IN Ncb Cafe County, Winn.
Cine Neile o fntbuliihcr Stride mo
Srtihnit. @ute @ebdubc. 100 Tder
cinNcSGunt uub fultipiert. Sm @crbit
gcpilil9t. 35 Nfer &plSlano nit Bad.
Soiortigc @eiiBergrcifung. Yrcis $45
per Ndcr. Selm @itatc, Ncb Gate
Sails, Minn. 1,2S,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
Grite Nspotbetea
nni ucr6tNeris Hnrmsn iine iide

aui uer6tReris 6nrmen iins iider.
SSir IcgeR Shrc Seller 10 an. h1B tic 8 gro,
sent SinieH rcy briracn. Hih bci,cncrbdr.
Scppfticr earautiri. q. I. Sind,.
g. @rdi. g, ReIio Sinic &nnf. Ct Reno. Stlu.
Seim S6reiDer ermdbnc oicicS 0lniI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
0rite 0npoibeicn

nni osrSsfcris 6crTcL. icasic0 aiii6cr!, SIS
itrniic. Gonpcn'aolen.
s.. Suirj. 1885 Wlain Ctr. Sgsl1le, Soma.
Seiepbpn go
SeiU S9reiben erpdbne man eicIcs 9latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given to all persons in
that on the 18th day of January,
\. H., 1913, the undersigned was appointed
by the District Court OF Dubuque county
Iowa. Administrators of the Estate of
Joseph Sturher also known as Joseph
deceased, late of said County.
Dated at Dubuque. January l2th, 1913.
L. II. Wiilging, administrator
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
Sarm biais 81 ucrfanicn.

Sarm hiais 81 pcrfanicu.--Sdl
ci9nc cine ihoue Scfiiou @Gnb in
Wortou Gomtu, u. Sat. bic id 81
pcrfauien miinihc. Haco 2nnb pitiig
6nr. 125 Nldcr bcpilnu5t. Outer
@ruuucr WN llcinc5 &nuS. Ncuu
Gti!cn bon 6ipti Gutcn Ortihaiicu.
Nn!hc!iIG)c Nirden. Cute Grutca.
%erlnngc $25 per Alder; $4,000 baat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

3n perfnufeu.-Shonc $50 Ider
Snrm, bier Icilcu bon S~nnesboro,
Minuciota, in elmer fatboliihcn
@c0eub. $50 Adcr inter aultllr. baS
llcbri9c lit @ciocz uno Solslann.
S%lieBcubcs 8aNcr nuf icben 40 Ater.
@c5dilnt unO qucrgc5dunt nit gelpo>
bencm 0rnbt. gIeftriide gnbn 9cbt
an Der Sarm porbei. Gcrbeiierungen
I'M @crtbe bon $4,000; AaeS nett.
Bette Sorm in SiQmore County fir
&ieb8udt uub Wilhlpirtbidait. Sebr
mdBigcr Yreis unb leid,te Sebinguuz
gen. Mnu idreibe an i. &. Gnrisbt.
@igentbiimcr, Sanesborp, Iinn. 2,4.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
WeiudJt

@ciuht. - Nildtcrner fatboIiid)er
Wtnnm nit gutter Silburlg iud)t
III elmer Garage obcr ionltigc
1~citdnbigc Scid)oitiaung. Ipreiiicrc:
". q, biclc3 Slatt. 2,4,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

Torns9 ppotbeiea 81 p%crtauicn
burd Srau5 s.. @eibc 4 6 o..
3. Gtod inn 8ants unS endurance
@ebGubc. llcbcr SO Sabre Sriabruug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
Warm : Snpothefen.

Wenii sic fSarms 3Opoi6cfcu 81 fnnfen piilf
genoen idnicn. no oic 9rliieu finer iiro. I'M
heeen' nnh SSornairiel: nut gano, onS Sic pbie
9rpben Sciioerlni ielbii ieben f1nnell. @ir bns
ben cine sin5abl Dieicr Spppibefen i'm 0eiraee
bon $500 bis $1,000, welfe feds Irosciit Gin.
len iruoen. SuS qnIo, aut lpcldc oicie 1920
tbeten ln&gciieli tho. III In ciIer cbcneu @e.
acno in &i@cpniin .9elegen, 100 nir eipc saibc.
rpibcfen iranen bic llnierihriii iiiniieer Solp1er
SGrner. Sprenel Dor. ie!epDpiiit ODER
ftreib, on e. j.. @alib, no Ifnin Cir. Sus
hpurc. SolpG. lelepboH 1888.
Neinl Gfreibcn erlpdbre man hieieS g,Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
lebanon, Srcaom,

I'M Centrum oes beriihnlteu 2Silamctte,3b bales
acieacu. aiible Sommer. Wiloc gSinier.
,Srlbtbdrcr SooeH, Der itd fir Grpouiic uQer
srt eiapet. S1tboiii6e atrde nit reitoicrens
Dem Brieiier. SIR nGbere s~tiisfunfi i1rcibe
man an
SpID Gnuit epcietn,
Ran 9Snebod. Sefreldr.
lebanon, Gre.
9eim S6reibet erlpdbns hieies SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

Sm serlanfen.-@eneral Store nit
flei1er Sarm. 8uter @eifdftsplae.
Oscar Sertel, Grab Sr6arp, ap.
LISA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

bas ltebrige mad gel;eben. 8erbc
Hnbatt geben. lperr Der &aufpreis
a%nnaberno gan5 baar be5ablt ipirb.
g9an fartfe iebt, ipdbrenb Der 9reis
niebrig lit. S6reibt fir ndbere Nus
funft an Sus. Eruhasfn, @atau9a.
Q. Saf. 2,4,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

3u uerfnufsn. - %crbeiierte 100
Idcr Sarm I'M pcitlid)en Scntralz
W(innciota. Siinf Wteilen o Stnot
uno fatboliider Stride. aaufet bonn
Sigentbilmcr. Wcrbc bilig p~erfoufen.
Sir Sebin9ungeu unb 9eihreibung
noreiiiere man: s.. g, bieies 9latt.
3,1S,d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

STEELE Standardization illuser
Mann Iud)t Stcle ais reiienber N9ent
Tilr cine 6~llocrldiii9e Sirma. Sprid)t
oelltIdl lino cngliid). &nnn bic beiten
Scugnine porle9en. Abreiliere: u. G.,
Dor 215, Subuouc, Soma. 1,2S,ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

9bica9o o, bsn 26. Sanuar.
Oetreibe.
Denn-
Mai. 1.44Ha1.46H.
Suli.: i.269sal,27X.
6ern-
Mai.: 7a4asOT.
Suit: s03sssi4.
Sai.r-
Mai.: 563sa57H.
Suli. 54H@b5.
8iebmarft.
Shpeime-
S@mere, SO. 3J@6S5.
Shmere. raune. Sc. 3ie6.50
9aHte. SO. 7DGS7.15
Yeminte. s6.5596.95E
Yieh-
Rtnopieb, IS. 6099.25
Ribe mo Rluosr. s3.25as.OO.
WefernS, s5.10-T.j0.
HrupiiioneR.
Sdweiueflsiid-
San. SIS. 32a1S,35.
Wai. : SIS. S0t9Sls.90
S&mals-
San. sln.62@1O.67.
Wai. $40. 75ta10.S5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

STEELE geiuht.-Same llld,t Stele
ais S~atshdlterin iiir cincn Yrieiter
in elmer Sanb9emcinbc Sber fleinen
Stabt. abreiiiere: 3D., bicies 9latt.
1854
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

8eiudt.-Seutide tatboIiiGe SSaz
mile Iud,t gute5 Idb6en I'M Sitter
BON ln9cfdbr "A Snhren, nm arf Der
Sorm 81 arbeiten. Man ipenbc lid
an god Spg 222, Sem Cattle. Iebr.
2,4,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28
1.47

5 ais Heiultot crbielt er niht lpcni.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

@einht.-Gin Sarmarbeiter. Be
ltdnbigc Initeaung unb guten 2obn.
Watb. Scucrs, Suniatu, Nebr. LISA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

Stcle seiuht.-Sunser @nnn, 30
Sabre alt, ildrt Seldditi9uus. Sit
Wtit9lieb bes nanisbts Of Columbus"
unb Samidicnputcr. Spridt belltid II.
engliid. Bier Sabre Grfabruna in
cincm @cnerul Storc. fam aber
lrgcnbiueldc Nrbcit p%erricbten. Wan
nbreiiierc: !. Is. g., bs. 9Iatt. 2,4,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-28

Observation-Disclosures fotbpliiteS
Wdoden I'M Nltcr bon 10 bis rs
Snbren. 8utes Seim uno ibealc
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The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1915-03-12
.CRAZED MAN SHOT FORTY PEOPLE
in BRUNSWICK. GA, KILLING FIVE
CHARMING CARD PARTY
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs b. c. Mayo Hostess at Much En-
jOyed Function at Her
Home.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Friday afternoon Mrs. B. C. Mayo
was hostess at delightful card party.
The handsome Mayo residence was
beautifully decorated with profusion
of cut flowers and ported ferns.
Bridge and five hundred were PLAYED,
the prizes at bridge being won by Mrs.
Whitlock, Mrs. Read and Mrs. Oster-
bout. At five hundred the prizes wera
won by Mrs. Klady and Mrs. Hoadley.
Delicious refreshments were dainti-
ly served and the afternoon was great
ly enjoyed by all the guests, among
whom were Mesdames Clemson, Fowl
er, O'Hara, Whitlock, Klady, Prindle,
Hoadley, Girdler, Alworth, Osterhout,
j. K. Cheyney, Knapp, Rim, Gregg,
w. H. Bigelow, Hayes Bigelow, Wig
ellsworth, Greene, Read, Staley;
Misses Young, Davis, Mollie Young,
Clark, Grooming.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1915-03-12
BEING MADE
AT. CRYSTAL BEACH-
Election Held for City Officers and
Women Were Allowed to Vote
A Fine Community.

CRYSTAL Beach, March AT a
meeting at the Crystal Inn Friday
evening, it was decided that women
should vote at Crystal Beach, the pop
ular seaside resort. The following city
officials were duly elected:
Mayor, S. S. Ballard; Mayoress, Mrs
S. S. Ballard; City Clerk, M. E. Dew
ling; Treasurer, Mrs. H. Ps Barness
Assistant Treasurer, Nelson c. Tiff
fanny; Chief of Police, Commodore
Jas. S. Thompson; Health Officer, Dr.
Malcolm Gum, Judge J. L. Thayers
Coroner, E. H. Ladd.
A board of aldermen and other Of
ficials will be elected at a meeting
called for that purpose Tuesday even
ing next, to be held at the club house
1t is also decided to organize yacht
club at that time.
The annual meeting of the Crystal
Beach company was held at the club
house Tuesday afternoon. The old
J.
board of directors were reelected with
the exception of w. o. White, who
could not serve any longer, and M
Moody was elected in his place. Al
the meeting of the directors, following
the stockholders meeting, the follow
ing officers were elected: A. P. Avery
president; ]. E. Rebstock, vice presi-
dent; Mr.. Moody, secretary and treas
urer.
E. H. Laid was continued as sales
agent and general manager. Mrs
Byrns, the hostess at the club house,
entertained the company at lunch af
ter the meeting.
Plans are now under way for am
eighteen-hole golf course and new
hotel. Another meeting will be held
next week at St. Petersburg to take
up these matters.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1915-03-12
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
ABLY DISCUSSED
BY DIR. MARY Stafford, PRESI-
DENT OF. THE FLORIDA EQUAL
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE.
BEFORE VERY LARGE AUDIENCE
Meeting Was Held in Trinity Nj. E.
Church and Resulted in Forming
of Local Leagues.

DR. Mary Stafford, president of tn,
Florida Equal Suffrage League, spoke
to large and enthusiastic audience
Tuesday afternoon at Trinity M. E
church.
Rev. Joseph Antle spoke interesting
" for a few minutes on the suffrag,
question, and why the men and wo-
men of Florida should awaken to its
importance, after which he introduced
DIR. Stafford.
DR.. Stafford spoke first of the effec-
tive and far-reaching influence of the
Woman's Federated Clubs of the
world, which represent something over
eight million women, and yet of how,
even fifty years ago, people looked
askance at the club movement for
women.
She spoke of how, in the far-off days
when governments were organized as
defenses from foes without, it might
not be necessary for women to have a
voice in the making of our laws, as it
is today, when the laws we make so
closely affect our homes, and the well
fare of our children (even the health
of our tiny babies) as is the case in
the legislative laws prohibiting the
sale of impure milk.
DIR. Safford's appeal to Florida to
enfranchise her women was on the fin
er, more spiritual basis. She quoted
Tennyson's beautiful vision of a time
when men and women should be given
equal privileges of representation, and
of their larger helpfulness to each
other when such an era should be re-
allied. She told of the twelve states
where women now have full franchise,
and of the good resulting therefrom.
1t was an able, thoughtful, winning
address from woman who represents
the highest, finest type of American
womanhood, and it is to be regretted
that every man and woman in Tar
pom Springs could not have been priv
ileged to hear it.
At the close of DR.. Safford's address
short talks were given by the Rev
Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. J. C. Beekman and
Rev. Joseph Antle, after which a
mems equal suffrage league was form
ed with Mr.. A. E. Welsh president
Mayor Shaw secretary, and Mr.. ]. ]
Hope treasurer.
Following this, woman's league
was formed with Rev. Mrs. Robinson
president, Mrs. S. v. Parkin, vice pres
and Mrs. ]. B. Cowsert secretary.
These newly formed leagues viii
meet for further work at 7:30 Friday
evening, in the Board of Trade build.
ing.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1915-03-12
KING CONSTANTINE ACCEPTS
RESIGNATION OF HIS CABINET
Determination is Firm I'd Maintain Attitude of Arm
ed Neutrality. -Verezelos is Out.

ME notified the ministers of the reso-
lutin of the king. The premier then
announced the resignation of the cabi-
net The news was surprise in dip
lonltic circles.
yesterday Premier Venizelos told
cerain foreign ministers he would re-
sig8 irrevocably if his policy did not
receive the approval of the king, who
now has called Alexander Zaimis "a
former premier) for consultation"
Diplomats Surprised.
Concerning events prior to the res
ignition, the correspondent says:
This morning when the king, &C.
conpanied by Premier Verizelos, left
the cathedral where TIE Deum on the
anniversary of the taking Of Janins
was celebrated, they both were &C
claimed by the crowds. This man ;ies
tation was interpreted as indicatin.
the perfect accord of the nation il
pursuance of its traditions"
'Salih Bey, the Turkish minister
visited Premier Venizelos this after
noon" -