davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
CAMPING ALONG sWATARA
BY Special CorrcSbonGerce


Jamestown, Pa, Aug. 26. = Charles
Rank and family of Williamstown
spent day with relatives here. Mr..
Gherke of Reading visited his SON.
in-law, George o. Runyeon, Jr., pro-
prietor of the Jamestown Hosiery
Mills. - Captain Robert w. Lesher,
first lieutenant United States army
stationed at Harrisburg, spent Sunday
with his mother Mrs. Caroline Lesher.
Miss Anna Lentz who is employed
at Hershey, is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam II. Lentz. - Amos L. Darcas, who
underwent an operation in the sana-
torium at Lebanon is slowly improv-
ing. - Frank NJ. Boeshore and fam
lly, Emanuel B. Boeshore and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b. Lesher and
Miss Florence Rank comprised an au-
tomobile party to Rockville on Sun
day. - Misses Clara, Irene and Clari-
bel Nissley of Harrisburg are visiting
Mrs William II. Bross = Roy Reed
of MtlroY is visiting Elmer E. Lein-
niger. - Frank NJ. Bceshore and fam
lily of Philadelphia who are spending
their vacation in Lebanon county.
spent several days with his sister, Mrs.
Henry B. Lesher. DR.. and Mrs. f. +.
Lands of Womelsdorf, motored here
on Sunday to visit friends. - Rice
Rank and family of Reading are
camping along the Swatara creek.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
MARRIED AT PHILADELPHIA
BY Special Correspondence

BIain, Pa. Aug 26. - Miss Olive
Wentz. formerly of Blain, was married
to Daniel Singly in their already fur
nished home at Philadelphia. - a fes-
tival will be held at Stony Point, Sep
tember 2. - Union Young Peoples
meeting will be held on Sunday even
ing in the Zions Reformed Church. =
Miss Rachael Fry, of Marietta, visited
the family of L. c. Shannon. - The
Rev. r. w. Woods, of Pittsburgh Wis
tied his aged father, w. w. Woods,
who is i'll. - Lestern Kern, visited his
grandmother. Mrs. Olevia, Kern, at
Harrisburg. - Mrs. Eugene McNally
and daughter Della, of Harrisburg,
visited Postmaster D. p. Stokes. =
Miss Lottie Collins. of Harrisburg. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Collins. The Rev. and Mrs. s. L.
Hench and SON. William Leigh, of
Dallastown, Pa, are here on vacation
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Hench. Misses Ida,
Bessie and Margaret weidle. of Loys-
Vile, accompanied by the Misses Ru-
dolph, of Baltimore, Md, called Thurs
day at the home of W. I. Stokes. Miss
Bertha Collier, of Carlisle. visited Ella
r. Stun. Miss Agnes Lickfeld, of
Camden, n. j., and Mrs. J. A. Sausa-
man, OF Landisburg. visited the latter's
sister, Mrs. D. w. Sheaffer. = Miss
Anna Hoover returned to her home at
New Cumberland.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
BY Special Correspondence

MontandOn, Pa, Aug. 26.-The P. o.
S. of A. camp will hold its first picnic
on Wednesday, August 80, at Rishels
Woods. = H. II. Frey. of McKeesport.
is spending week at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Charles Frey. Mrs.
Alice CARRIER spent Sunday at Milton
with Edward Waite. Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Fairchild accompanied Dr. and
Mrs: r. b. Tule on an auto trip to New
York state: = ]: g. Shortess has re-
turned to York. Mrs. ShorteSs will re-
main a few weeks with her parents,
Mr.; and Mrs. II. +. Frank. : James
Deitrick and family spent Sunday at
Lewisburg. = Mrs. /. f. Fetzer, Of New
York City, is visiting her father w.
T. Smythe: = Clinton Reed and family
and Ray Sheets and family autoed to
Harrisburg on sunday. - Henry Whit
myer and family, of Northumberland,
and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer "Furman. Of
Sunbury. spent Sunday at the home of
John Sheets. - III. II. Frey. Grace Frey
and Max Iteit@ autoed to Watsontown
on Tuesday and were entertained at
dinner by Mrs. S. l3. IIilliard - James
Diffenderfer of Camden, N. J., was
visitor in town on Saturday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
VALUABLE HORSE KuJEn

Rife, Pa, Aug. 26, - Benjamin SPOTS
had a valuable horse killed in a run
away accident while hauling logs on
struck tree and the horses leg was
broken. The driver escaped with a
few bruises. - Frank Forney and ID. ]
Reigle made a trip to Elizabethville on
Tuesday in. the. interest of the United
Brethren Church. Mrs. John Ginter
and daughter and Mrs. William Longs
calling on friends here. : The follow
lowing were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoffman on Sunday: Mrs. Jerome Ets
weller and son. William. Mr. and Mrs.
George Snyder and son, Richard, Mary
and Kate Hoffman, all of MillersburL.
Romberger has, a farm OF
siXty-tive acres and threshed over 500
bushels of wheat. - William Campbell
and family, of Duncannon, visited VAL
entine Hoy over Sunday. = Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Rickert, of Herndon. vis-
tied Benjamin SPOTS on Sunday. =
Guests of Aaron Strohecker and fam
lily on sunday We're: Mr.. and Mrs. welsI
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Laudenslagei,
of Gratz; Jury Lenker, Lizzie Lenker,
Esther Schaffer, Albert Lenker, Lean
Paul. Mary Paul. Mrs. Jennie Hoover
and daughter. Maize.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
ALL THE NEWS OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA TOWNS
Newport Minister Named
as Presidential ElectOr
By Special Coneseondsrec

Newport, Pa. Aug. 26.-The Rev.
Robert NJ. Ramsey. pastor of the Pres
oyterian Church, has been named a
Frohibition presidential elector for
pennsylvania. - Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G.
van Newkirk and children. who have
oeen spending some time at Moore
held. w. Va, have returned home. -
MRS. Horace Beard and daughter. Miss
Louise Bechtel Beard, who for the past
hVe weeks have been touring the coun-
try by auto have returned home. -
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Blatzer entertained her
sisters Mrs. J. Porter Smith and Mrs.
j. William Bayliss. of Harrisburg. on
Wednesday. Mrs. d. Mingle is en-
tertaiping Mrs. S. L. Cooper. Mrs. Eliza
OF Lewlstown The Rev. Frank L.
kerr. a former pastor of the Reformed
Gh1rch =. OF the Incarnation, now pastor
IN PhoeniXville, and Mrs. Kerr. Visited
here this week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Dlehl Myers are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. EDWIN Stauffer, of Greencastle.-
tnrned MISS Mary fI Morrow Schooner. has re-
Mr. MI ana Mrs. Norman r. Wright and
M MHaugnter OF Bellefonte. are visiting
Mp; Mpsop mrIghts parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
IB5latzer' a student nurse at St Luke's
Hospltal, South Bethlehem, who has
Tpeen VISITING her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis NJ. Blatzer. has resumed her du-
nes at the hospital. - Miss Elizabeth
parwart and Albert Leonhard Dorwart.
WIlp mas peen at the Indian Mission
tAimneTst. t,I Va, or the summer. have re-
rInrned to their home here. - D. Ralph
i,., Dem,aree; of Philadelphia. spent the
Te eek-end with his parents. Mr. and
MT NJ Is; r. Demaree. Mr.. and Mrs
hlchard Mathers Marshall are enter
tanning their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester aaS e Dayis at the Mansion" = Mr..
burg, spent the weekend with Mrs
IHtwegeTs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
Ilam IAN, M; Horting. = Mrs. Charles Nc
nenry Iry Eby and daughter. Miss Helen
Wyhere they will join Captain Eby OF
u one ne SeVenteenth Cavalry of the regular
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
$1OO Reward. S10O

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is al least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure Gnown to the med
ical fraternity. catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the foundation
Of the disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers that they
fails to cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
and unframed men.

how YOU can prepare your
self, in your own home,
for the position you want
in the work you like best.
At least find ont what the
I. c. S. can do for you, by
marking and mailing this
coupon. 1t will be the first
step upward. Choose your
future from this list, then get
this coupon into the mail
today.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
SOCIAL. FOR MISS BRANDT

ShIppensburg, Pa. Aug. ga social
was held for Miss Vesta Brandt on
Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Pague and daughter Ruth,
spent a day at MELVILLE = Russell
Jacoby and family spent several days
at Dry Run. - William Fleming and
family spent day at Newburg. = The
new Hollar building, corner of King
and Penn streets, is being rapidly COM
pleted. = The Shippensburg playground
season will close this week. - Eliza
beth Apdkerbrandt is spending a week
at Harrisburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Stoner are at Boston.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26

uERE is your future charted for you, based
l. L on the actual average earnings of trained
and unframed men.
Which way will you goi You'll either go up through
training position that good money and more
as the D gG
1t rests entirely with you which way you go. You
make or break your future And nOzO is the time
decide Not next year, not next month"; but You
can 90 up if you to- You can get the training that
will command trained mans salary. The international
Correspondence Schools have hundreds Thousands
of qualify for advancement. Let them show y01
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
18th Anniversary |. C. S.

n 1915. tho International Correspondence
Schools celebrate the completion of IS
years of suecessful educational work In the
Interest of technical and industrial prepared
ness. More than 10000 men and women are
NOW STUDYING ]. G. S. Courses, prepar-
Ina for advancement and Increased esrninga
and greater service 70 their employers and
their country.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
WHAT MISS HAMILTON
SAYS OF PIMPLES
and CUTICURA
81 broke out in pimples, my face being
full OF them. They had yellow heads and
itched and burned so that | scratched

them, and must have poi
soned my blood for they
spread all over my face. l
couldnotsleepand Thought
Iwouldbedis forlife.
81 had them about three
months, and l used cold
cream and Ointment
but they did NOT do anv
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26

good. Then | sent for a free sample
of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
afteward bought cake of Cuticura
Soap and box of Cuticura Ointment.
used them two months and now not
trace of the pimples can be seen. am
healed" " (Signed) Miss Florence NJ.
Hamilton, 2405 East Gordon ST., Phil
adelphia, Pa, April 19 1916.
Tens of thousands of people, young
and old, suffer torture of mind and body
because of pimples which might easily
be cleared away, and what is even more
to the point might have been prevented
by Cuticura Soap and touch now and
then of Cuticura Ointment. Half the
trouble is caused by the use of impure,
harsh and strongly medicated soaps.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard: "Cuticura, Dept. Fl
Boston" Sold throughout the world.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
HEADQUARTERS FOR
SHIRTS
SIDES & SIDES
Resorts
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
HOTEL. TENNESSEE.

Tennessee Avenue aud Beach,
Ocean view. Bathing from hotel Show
ers. $S TO $3.50 weekly; 81. so up daily.
A HEALY.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
LEXINGTON

Pacific and Ark. avs. Grounds adtoin
beach and boardwalk Only hotei
where guests may go to surf in bath-
ing attire without using streets, which
= prohibited. Use OF bath houses free
Running water In rooms Private batha
Special rates, 50 to $3.50 weekly; SO nm
daily. including choice table. sun
piled from own farm. White seryice
orchestra, ballroom, garage. Booklet
mailed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13

guf obisem giIbe lam Der seneiste
2eier Prof. grnit Sddel nit
benz Sfelett zines ieiuer .Ibnen" aus
Der Iffen3cit b%ctpunnern. Neulit
madte Sddel iit pieber bemeribar.
inbem er iagtc, der aricg babe Die
Suriipn zines 9otteS uub Die elmer
uniterblihen Seele p~plitdnois SER
tort"
Die mobcrne 8ilieni6aft iii bod,
ettpas if0nesl Menih. ertenne, bas
On elm 9errentbier bit. baB es teinen
8ott eibt uno feline uniterbIife SeeIe,
oaB 9u Did ielbit seihaffen bait.
mad Dem gbenbiIbe zines Iifenl yAls
fhere biftprifhe 9batfafe", iast
5ddel in icinen r@eItrdtbieIn"
(1s99> 9. OF. "bIeibt Die foIsens
idtpere grtenntniB bethlehem. bak Der
Wenid 5nnahit uOm gften abitammt,
ueiterbin bon elmer Iauseu Hcibc nies
berer BirbeItbiere. Sieie ~b%iitoriite
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13
5mr abwekr.

Die .amerita" bonn 20. Eesember
ihreibt: Der &pninI ser Republit
Srantreih in ct. 2ouis lit in iInsiter
3eit bemiiBist geipeieu. ggempIare Der
bon Risr. Glfreb 9aubriuart i'm Gufs
TRACE bes v&atboIiiden &omites Der
iran3oiiihen Yropasanoa" ber6ffents
liGteu Shrift: Ser beutite &ries
unb Der aatboli5ismus". Die nsuers
oin9s Yrof. Or. 9ottfrieb .Sobers in
Sreibure upd,malS ibrcm tpabreu
@ertbe. obsr better 1lnipertbe nah aes
iuiirbist bat. in Der in Yaris peroifents
lidten ensIiiden lleberiesuns unter's
Rublifum 3u bringen. Sen beutihen
aatbolifeu bes 9anbes ipiro es baourh
our Yili6t eemadt, lid e~ineebcnScr
NIT Den oeutitcn 8esenibriften gu be-
iaiien. oa Die iran3oiiihe SdJriit tros
ibrer oifeHfunoisen Shtpdheu seeisuet
lit. ginorrld 3u ma1cn. limb es aibt
2eute. Die ais reiner 0orliebe fir ibre
oeutih : ameritaniiden 8Iaubensbriis
Der lid gar niht iebr sesen bic bon
ben 6%ran3oien b%eabiiftisten ginoriide
itrduben tperber!" Sn nGtiter Belt
oiirfte cine amsrifaniihe Iussabe Der
8oienbers' iten abmebrihrift .ers
ideiucu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13

leBtcn 8inter eeifab. Sauienbe
lold)er There itebeu Der tiirtiihen RE-
sierung 5ur |erfiigun9 uno iebes bon
ibnen f0nnte cine 2aIt bon 500 Yiunb
trdeeu. SobaIo bic Organization Ses
Grain in Crbnune nGre. ipiirben Die
Sruppeu in Der Wiiftc iih ieiner @es
iabr 9egeniiberiebem. 9as 8interz
tIima lit duf Der SaIbiniel Sinai porz
5iislih uub Die immeriheinenbe Come
iperoe Die @niammlln,s bon Woiier
unb oamit bas 8iIoen bon trantbeitss
erregenoen Wifroben perbiiten. 9as
Terrain lit urberoroentlid siinltig fir
eine Sffeniipe Der riirtiits oeutiben
Sruppeu, ipenn Die engliits Gspptiz
ihen Sruppen es hagen iputen, ben
Sue3 s&anaI 5u iiberifreiten uno iit)
Dem SeinSe auf benz Situfer 3u iteIIen.
Solteu Die gnsldnber aber ani Dem
Weitufer oeS aanals lid feitiesen, 10
tuiirbe ali6 bic lteberihreitune besz
ielben fir Die @ngreifer feline Stipies
risteit bereiten. Ser aundl lit an
fansen Streden niht mebr ais 100
Reter brett uno lit fir bic @erbiinz
oeten entfernt nidt Elm fold arobes
SinberniB fuie bic 9cnau. ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13
Cine HeSe 0raf 1issa's.

Cine interciiaute lIeberiift iiber
Die wirtblt]aftlite Gage lln9aru's sab
Der uusariihe Yremier 8rai SisSu
Dor Wit9lieoern Der un9ariifeu SAM
mer. Die Dem belonSeren Aomite our
llnteriudmn9 Der llriatcn Der @es
benStbeueruns a~nseboren. Sr CAB
eineu aommeniar 3u Dem BON aomite
aiis9earbeiteten Memorandum unp
iprah iih bierbei H.. a.. ilber Die siins
itise pirtbiGaftlite Gage Seutits
lambs pic ioIet aus:
sd mil uid)t i'm 8erin9Iten be-
5lpeiieIn. baS bic 3uitGuoe in Scutit.
lamb uiht 10 un8iiritis ais bel unS
iteben. S%eutidlanb bat nidIt. MIR Die
nutbluenoisen Iittel uno Die notbs
ipenbies Organization. cine iibers
mdBise Observation-Disclosures Su pere
binoern. lonbern IS bat aud, cine
iold,e auBerorbsntIih bobe iosiale
8uiuolaae. baB Die 9oiuna elmer
iolhen 8rase piel leidter ipiro. 8ir
miilieu audi in 9etruft Sieben. SaB
bas 9eben in SeutiflanS ielbit. in
Srieoens3eiten piel biliiscr ais bel
ms 81 9anbe III, Nbcr lucnn mir
ben llnteridieo Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5ipiihen llngarn unb SGuti6lanb in
Srieoens5eit nit Der ieei9en pers
aIcidcn, tonnen mir ieben, pab bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13
aeteter Grntefeeen.

Ser neueiie grnteberiht pom Mders
bauz Separtement maht folsenbe Vim
gaben iiber Die i%pittisiten @rnten in
Den Der. Staaten:
Welihforn. = 1854, 200 Bus
ibels. @ertb $1,755,S59.000, segen
2,672, SO4 900 'guibels i'm @ertbe
bon $1.722, 100000 i'm Sabre 1914.
8intertuei3eu.-655 ,045,000 8uz
ibels; 1914: 6S4.990.0 900; Bertb I'M
Sabre 1915: 900; 1914:
$675,623, 900.
Sommeripei5en.- 400. 900 g.;
(1914: 2O6.227,O00) ;8ertb. 1915:
$30S,290,000; 1914: $203. 057,s
900.
Sanger @eisenertras. - 1,O11,z
$4,000 g.; G914: 91,017.0OO)
@ertb, 1915: $830.302. 900; 1914:
$S7S,6S0. 900.
Safer. 1.54o,362.o 900 g.;
1914: 1.141.06O.O00); 8ertb,
1915: S555,569.0 900; 1914: $499,s
$4,000.
@erite.-237.oO9,O 900 g.; 1s14:
194,953,000) Wertb, 1915: $122.z
499. 000; 1914: $105.9O3, 900.
Rosseu.-49. 190.0O0 g.; (1914:
AZ. 779.O00); 8ertb. 1915: $41.s
295,000; 1914: $37.O1S.000.
%&artoffeln. - 359.103,0 900 g.;
(1914: O5,921,0 00).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13

Seiten bearbeitct norben. Die Grnte
lei baber gerin9er ailsgefalIen, OBJ
gleif sic @utabeiiser einen bobereu
1reis fir Die &0bnunger be5abIt
bdtten.
gum SdllB crfldrte @raf Sis5d.
bab Die Hegicrung ben perihiebenen
Wirtbidaftsfra9en pole IufmertIam'
felt idcrlfe, baS lie aber aut Die per'
ihieoeniten Shruieri9teitcn ItoBc.
@ie Der Slciifperbranh 81 regelu
lei. lei 8. 9. Elm 9elpaltiges Yroblem,
ieboh boffe Die Hegierung CO troBoem
baIo gu lDicn. Sic un9ariife 8eeic,
rIug lei nift MIR se5iuunseu lid
I'M Die 9ebiirfuiiie ibrcr eiseneu ges
pDlferung 81 tiimmern, 'ionoeru es
miiiien aud bic fortfpdbrenben
Sleiifs unb 8etreibez grporte. lpelde
naf Ceiterreih 81 MAIDEN ieieu, in
SeriidIihtigung ge5ogen iucrben. ST
rietb allen sur 8ebulb uuo Spariams
felt, "a bieie Si9enben uotbnenbig
ieieu, I'm Die S(biift bcs Seinoes,
Seiterrcid, : lln9aru unp feline Ser,
biinoeten bis CUR Interviewing alis'
%jubunsern, 3unihte 5u MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13
GeleraSe HaS ,,tllmtcrIGnSIe".

.Sortihritt berlften" tann Yrdiis
bent 5. s. Welburu bon Der Golos
rabo Sllel & Sron 60. in Senper.
Colo. in einem aussegebeneu 9eritt
an Die bon Yrdiioent Wilion eingcs
iebte Colorado Goal Gommliiiion".
Sic Gommiliion nurbe betanntli6
nat Den Streifs llnruben Dor eini9en
Sabren cinseisst. unh Der biciem
3oae9ium ieet eritattetc @eridt be-
5iebt lid in Der Sauptiafe aui ciu i'm
Sftober. nad einem @eiude neS jim
seren Sobu 8, 8odcfc0er in benz
fernpeitliheu aoblenoiitriit. bort eir.
ociiibrtes Spitem Der Sertretlns Der
@ele9ihait idmmtlider Der @eiels
i6ait aebDrigen Ntinen in elmer Sele,
sier,cns a6rperihait. Ole bel Seite
iesnns Der 2pbus unb NrbeitsperbGlts
niiie uub aQem ~etrpai9en SiSputen
3piiten Irbeitnebmeru uuS Nrbcits
aeberu 81 Nate se5oseu pirn.
Tad benz ieti8en Scridtc bal Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13
Die usttlaee In fsb,.

Gls Die Seutiheu 3uerit in ben
geiis bon 2ob3 tameu. 10 mleloet cine
u. % &urreipouoenS, fanben tic Die
Snonltrien ipesen berrihenben Sob
lenmansels in elmer iblimmen Yers
faiiuns. Ter 8obleumansel mar aui
Die 3erit0runs Der @ruben purG
Spnamits Spren9ungen unb uiif Die
Shipierisfeit our Grldusuns bon
Srahttua9en 5uriid5ufiibren. Sieie
Shipierigfeiten puroeu ihlieBlif
iiberipunben. Sect aber besinnt lid
Elm Nangel on Hobmaterial bcmerts
bar an MAIDEN uno lpenn iit Die
0iuse. 10 fpie tie berte lieecn. niht
dnbern. biirften Die Sabrifpetriebe
ctipa i'm Wonat RdrS polenbs Al
ihlieBen babcn. Sn bieiem Sale
lulro Die %seeeniudrtis berrihenoe Totb
lid bis CUR llnertrdelihfeit perihlims
mern unb nan befiirhtet. bab 5aus
ienoe elmer Ierbun9eruns ausseiest
iein fonnten.
Sriiber importierte 2ob5 cine srcBe
Wenge 8aumipoQe aus Mmerita uno
aus Surteitan. &einer Der 6e,pen
Rdrite itebt ibm iest often. @tpu
40 Yro5ent Der iGmmtliten Irbeiter
I'M Sertilaeperbe nrbeiten MIR mebr
80 Stuubeu Die Wodc.
Reben Dem NanseI an 2%ebensmits
telu unh Npbie, Der iiberaIl in YoIen
bcrriht. lam fir 9oe5 nod pom Ses
ginn an ein GROCER Hangel on Saars
9eIb hinSu. Die Huiieu bubcn icoen
Hubel, Der iiir lie erreidbar mar. ees
nrnmen uuo Die iest i'm 9etrieb be-
iinblihen Sabriten tonren uur nit
@tiibe i6rc Sobne be5ablcn.
9oo3' S6uleu iuad,ien nab unS
mad, INNER mebr, ba nab Dem Rid
5us Der Huiien aus Der Stapt iebe
z teuererbebune mifseboben porecn lit.
Zen Seutihen ipar es Elm Siua Der
llnmoaIihfeit. ben Selpobnern. Die
ielbit iiber uIhts mebr p%criiiaeu.
Steuern auiJuerleScn. gnitatt elmer
Steuereinnabme batten iic io9ar etlpa
5000, 600 Nart on Die Sranen BON
8eierpiiten uuo al Yeui,ondre an sabs
len. ba Die ruiinhe Meeieruns oieie
3ablunseu sin8sitelt bate; bicrSu
tonmt nod. bab Tic 100000 bis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13
GneIanS mnS Japan.

Die in SltsNiien eriheinenpe 3eits
idrift ,Tbe Sar Gait" peroifentlihtt
intereHante Gusfiibrun9en bes tribe
rem DIRECTORS Der ppIitiifen Nbtbeis
lung bes iapaniiten I~uSlpGrtiser
amtes, Sapataipa. iporin CT iif in
3iemlid ofiener @eiie iiber gusIaub's
@~erbdItnib gu Sapan ausipritt
,lluier Iuspdrtises Imt", ingtc
Sapataipa, lit pie Elm Isent De,
Sopuins Street : ScbDrbeu. liner
auspdrtiser 9tiniitcr fiist iid ims
nler Dor Der britiideu> 8egieruus
unb iniolsebciien ionnen uiemals
entihiebene IaBreeeIu crsriifen ipers
ben. 9as ensIiihs iapaniihe Siinbs
nib lit beute fir ben Eapicrtorb reii
uno bat iiberbaupt bon InfanS an
Sapan feline b%eionoeren Sienitc ses
~Ieiitet. aIs oas @iinbnis burh aato,
unieren bamalisen 0eianbten in Con.
Don. por9eihlasen purSe, mar id
Director Der politiiten abtbeilune
in: Nu%Stpdrt,aen Gmte unn mar cir
lebbafter 8eener bsS IorihIass. Sit
9riinbe baiiir Iieesn aui Der ;Sanb.
Sorefdltiee 2eier Der biplomahihei
@eifihte Der Welt ipiiien. bnS es ME
mails Elm 9ano se9sben bat. bas purd
Elm giineniB nit 8roBbritannier
Iortbeil eehabt bat -" Gin ioIfcs
ginseitdnSniB lit I'M Iunoe eincs
iapauiihen StaatsmauucS Spppeli
ipertbpoQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13
Die Gaudtbssfe I'm Nlitteb
nicer.

Nah Den tiir5li6 in 8ien Der,
Difentlihten @etanntmadunsen ipurs
Den in ben lesteu beiben Sttpberipofen
uno i'm Wonat Ropember bon beute
idpen uno oiterreihiih : unsarii6en
lluterieebooten I'M Rittelmeer aft
Sruppentransportififfe, 25 Srnuss
pprtbampfer unb "a Sanbelsbampfer
nit einem 8eiammts Sonnensebalt
bon ungeidhr 225,325 Sonnen pers
ientt. llebcraus perIuitrei6 geitaItete
lid Die Sorpeoieruug Der S%ruppenz
Transportihifie, nit benen mad
mdBiser Sddsuus minbeitens 5000
Wann untersegan9en iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-13

5batiadJe" ersibt iid lpabrIteinlid,
aus Der .Sbentitdt" Der iuneeu Gms
brpouen bes 5uubes, Der SGiIbtrote
uno oes Subnes, beren .Gbbitbung"
9ddel in ieiner erlten gufIa9e Der
~Natiirliten SdDpfunsseeihiGte"
(1S6S) brei Wial burt benz
elben SoI5ihnitt nebeneinanoer
oruden lieB unb popon er in cinent
T~arorpSmus bon Gpnismus iaat:
.Wenn Sic Die iungen Gmbrponen ocs
Sunpes. Der ShilbtrDte uno Deg
Subnes pergleid)en, peroen Sic niht
I'M Stanoe Iein, einen llnterihieb
tpabr5unebmen." Sieie Sdlihung.
Die Sddel ipdter e. @ntbropogenie"
1891 nIs ~eine bodit unbeionnene
5bprbeit" entihulbist. seniiet Inn ibm
ieoen iuihenidaftliden Character ab.
5uiprefen nno ibn oils einen blinz
Den Sunutiter bin3uiteuen, =
mas er burh ieinen lcBten ausiprud,
leoenTalls beItdtigt bat.-(X. P.)