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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
PERSONALS,
Continued from Page ID

John Hughes has returned HON,
kafter an extended trip to Eastern
cities.
! The Rex Boys will give a grand
| dance on Saturday, October 2S. al
Pythian Hall The committee in
charge is X. ]. BreauX. chairman: ]
}. Braai. eX-offciO; F. T. Zwicke. r
+. Dupuis. s. c. Crawford. r. F.
BreauN, J. Sparacina and Il. Williams
The price OF admission is l. cents.
Mr.. Paul POupart, of the New Or.
leans Dry Dock Company. is i'll al
his home, where he has been confined
for several weeks.
Officer Meyers, of the lower coast,
is in the hospital undergoing treat
ment for chronic trouble. His
friends state his condition is critical.
Miss Ruth Pettigrove entertained
last week at a linen shower. compli-
mentary to Miss Viola Lilly, whose
marriage will take place shortly.
Many pretty gifts were received.
Mrs. SentOn Rahm, of Houston.
Tex, is the guest of her sister. Miss
Pearl Langwith.
The many friends of Joseph Lang
with will regret to learn that he has
been quite Ill for the past week at
his home in Verret street
Mr. and Mrs. JnO J. Braai of 1927
Pacific avenue are receiving congrat-
ulations on the arrival of a fine little
grandson, at their home. The little
one will be known as Dahir Hanna.
Jr.
Mrs. Jas. Casey left for Beaumont.
Texas, TO visit her sons, Emmett and
Adds Casey.
Mr.. JnO McNeeley left for Memphis
on a business trip.
Lady Commander Hughes will en-
terrain the members of Algiers Re
view No. % WOmans Benefit AssO
citation of the Maccabees of the World
lat social on Thursday, Oct. 2Gth. at
$50 o'clock p. H., at 307 Delaronde
street.
Mayor Behrman expects to leave
today for Hammond, La, to attend the
TangipahO2 parish fair.
Mrs. ]. VI. Barlow has returned to
her home in Belle Rose. La. after
spending a month here with her
daughter, Mrs. F. Duffy.
Mrs. W. II. Seymour has returned
to Long Beach after a business to
New Orleans.
A special meeting of Santa Maria
Council No. 1924, Knights of Column
bus of Algiers. has been called for
1880 p. m, Friday,
Misses Ruth Barlow and Florence
Labarre of Bellerose, La. came to
town Sunday, Miss La5arre returning
the same day, Miss Barlow will re-
main here some time.
Mr.. Allen Sanborn spent a few days
at Empire, La, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strassel and family
have returned from Verret street and
taken up their residence in Elmira
avenue.
Mrs. F. c. Anderson has returned
home from the Touro Infirmary after
an operation for appen-
dicitis.
The friends of John H. Schroeder,
son of John Schroeder, clerk of the
court of appeal, will be glad to know
that his condition is improved to such
an extent as to allow him to leave St.
Vincent's hospital, New York. where
he was treated for severe scalds
about the body, which he sustained
while working as an oiler on the Nor
gan liner Proteous several weeks ago |
He is expected home for a visit to his |
parents for a while as it will be some |
line before he is able to return TO |
work.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
Not a Biblical Term.

The terms major and minor
prophecies" do not occur in the Bible
but have been used for convenience in
classifying them. According to this
classification the major prophecies are
those Of Isaiah, jeremiah. Ezekiel and
Daniel, and the minor ones are Hosea,
Joel. Amos, Obadiah. Jonah, Micah,
Nahum. Habbakuk, Zephaniah, Hag-
gal, Zachariah and Malachi. The DIS
tinction between major and minor re-
lates to the size of the books.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
Word From Headquarters.

When, where and how will the wal
end?" 81 don't know" replied the land
lord Of the Petunia tavern. However
the young ladies and gents of the
senior class Of the village academy,
several of whom are over sixteen years
Of age and have been outside of the
county a time or two, are going to set.
tie the entire question in debate to-
night. / understand. too, that while
they are at 1t they will fix things so
there will never be any more wars. So
I shall be able to inform you in full
tomorrow morning."
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26

very Good Eddie is said to prove
some wonderful truths regarding the
musical play. II shows, for instance
ia. musical comedies may be funny
sitnout being vulgar. The new play
soes not lay claim to any excess OF
ennement, but 1t Is absolutely free
om tne roughness of many plays OF
aino, and the New York press un.
ae IN declaring this entertainment as
Onte, highly diverting and tasteful
" al It's details.
Inc young couples separate in the
t ACT. The husband and wife who
not belong to one another are COM
ssied to pretend that they do when
country hotel is reached in the
Sona act, while the final scene
sisntens out this simple intrigue,
cn mas an embroidery of songs and
= ICES strung over it in the process
asnsiorming it into a musical play.
- stated that Jerome Kern has
-sr AL provided a more tuneful score,
attractive costumes, sufficient
h and smartness in the chorus,
sv'elul costumes and scenery make
n. GOOD Eddie" a means of pass
delightful evening.
ha company comprises a well
6n list OF names including Burford
Gsspuen' Dave Ferguson, Madison
f.nt Jack Squires. Jules Epailly.
A. Martin, Regina Richards, Lot
"a. Ineiie' Georgia Harvey and
new play is musical farce
WITH 8 difference.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
SuspiciousIy WiIIino-

Sue. sweet" said the swain. do
you think that if we got married Sc
cretly your father would ever forgive
US! I'm sure he would, dear" re-
piled the girl without hesitation. And
would he give us a house of our OWN"
Yes, darling" And an income big
enough for us to live in comfort?"
The maid nodded decidedly. And
would he take me into the FIRM" Ger.
tainly he'd do that" And let me run
the business to please myself?" why,
OF course he would, silly boy!" She
snuggled into his shirt front, but he
put her coldly from him. Il can't mar
ry you. Miss Brown" he said, sadly.
"Ycur father is too anxious to get YOU
on his hands"
Taking Care Of Him.
One of the local politicians Che in
sists that he is statesman was a
guest of honor at gathering the other
night, and while on the subject of econ
Omy in government quoted the follow
ing conversation between payroll pa
triot and United States senator ::
Senator, you promised me job" But
there are no jobs" IL need job, SEN
ator." "Well, I'll ask for II commits
sion To investigate the reason for the
scarcity of jobs. and you can get q
place on tnat."-BostOn Traveller.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
EaXorite Fare.

A certain father who is fond of
putting his boys through natural his
tory examinations is often surprised
by their mental agility. He recently
asked them to tell him, What animal
Is satisfied with the least amount of
nourishment?" THE moth" one of
them shouted confidently 1T eats
nothing but holes. Compan-
ion.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
CASSERINO-WHElAN.

The marriage of Mr.. Merrill Cas-
serino to Miss Anna Norma Whelan
was celebrated at the Church of the
Holy Name of Mary Rev, Father
Petit officiating. The attendants
were Miss Irene Thompson and Mr..
Henry Golden. -
The young couple are both popular
in our district and received many
handsome presents. The groom is
the only son of Mrs. Jack Scherer.
and the bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jno Whelan.
After the ceremony, the brial party
went to the Rathskeller where we'd
ding supper was served.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
Cause for Excitement.

Nose Johnson. colored. handy man
around the factory, came in late one
morning, appearing to labor under con-
siderable excitement. What's the mat
ter, Mose?" asked the foreman. Sick,
sub" That's too bad" Dat amt
de wust oh 1t. Use got to have op'ra-
ton p'fohmed." What kind?" the
foreman Queried. We'll. sub. de doc
tab says Use gotta hab NAH asteroids
token out"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
MACHINERY ARRIVED.

\ " y. verneuil, superintendent
,o,ss new incinerating Plant, an.
~ tnat the machinery for the
6ri,sst osether with the boiler, has
~ and is now being installed.
- M complete the plant, except.
s.s generator and the crane,
- .ere shipped some time ago
o. Louis. 1t is expected that
n11kf plant will be in operation
- ae next twenty or thirty
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
Too Much Of a Good Thino,

Grubbs-'1 understand that the
Binks-Jinks wedding has been post
poned indefinitely" Stubbs-"Yes,
Miss Binks learned that young links
was beginning to manifest an inter
est in politics, and said she thought
one politician in a family was quite
sooogh."-Richmond Times Dispatch
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
Only Temporary.

A man whose married life had not
been of the happiest lay dying. Call
ing his wife to his bedside, he prom
Used to leave all his worldly posses
sions to her on one condition, that be-
ing that she would erect a tombstone
and inscribe on II, AT rest" This she
faithfully promised, but, finding moth
ing had been left her, she added to the
above epitaph, It'll ! come"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
Free Party" Didn't Suit Him.

William had been to several birth.
day parties, always taking present to
the little hostess. When his birthday
arrived his mother told him he could
have a party, but nothing was to be
said about its being his birthday. He
pouted while and then said: Il do
not care for party If have to have
. free party"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26
Whare the Chauffeur Go.

One very cold night small boy at
tending q church lecture was deeply
impressed by that part Of the lecture
which referred to good boys going to
heaven and bad boys ending up else
where. On his return home he sur.
prised his mother by saying: Mother.
I don't think the chauffeurs want to
20 to the good place. When l was
coming home from church heard one
automobile driver say to another: 7
know where I am going; am going
where I can keep this old motor hot "
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26

There is q difference between
ordinary olive oil and good olive
oil. The Italian Beauty Brand is
a recognized standard. 10-oz.
bottles. soc; quart tins, 90c; gal
Ion tins, $3.50. Always full meas
ure. v. 8. Dantoni, $40 Hospital
street.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26

Value Of q Good Book.
A good book Is fruitful of other
books; 1t perpetuates It's fame from
ase to age and makes eras in the lives
Of its readers.-Alcott.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-10-26

What's that noise?
-Four and twenty blackbirds baked
IN q pie, your majesty"
Take 'em back to the chef and tell
him to bake 'em till they don't feel
like singing. can't eat rare birds"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Ter @alfansng Der &nft.

lteber Den Tlan elmer oelitid.oIter.
reid)iifen Suftfabrt.& erbinolng be.
ridtet Ole .9teue 6reie Yreiie". Gieie
loQ Don Berlin iiber @ien llno gr.
oapeit nah &puituntinopel geben.
Die StubiengeieQifait miro inter
9etbeiligun9 bcs Seiterrei6iiheu
CLOUDS uno Der llngariiten 9nnf.
uuo neutrality-suspicious. errid)tet wcr.
ben mo 5lpar 5ll elmer beitimmteil
3eit, na6 berert Mblaui Die Sbeil.
neblner bic Gntiheioung iiber Die
Sortieeung Der @ftion 81 t%reifen ba.
ben ueroen. 0ie enti6eioenben 9e.
oingungcn bciteben in Ser Seiitel.
lung Der Art Der @elobeifaffung,
oes Cups Der 6lug6ellge uno Der
6llg5eug'2anoepl1ee, iopie IN ser
Wtitpirfung Der Staotsperpaltung,
namentlid ser Soitperrpaltung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

Banter bon Der He9ierune Die CIR
Iaubnib our &useabe BON Sanfnoteu,
bic aber crit piel ipdter bon Der
Stodbulmer Sanf inter Dem Namen
bon .Srausports 3etteln" uuseegeben
lpurben. Sic paren auf einfadite
Reiie i'm 8lldorrd> @erfdbren ber8ez
itellt rno MIR Nuumeru unb Nameu
banbidriftlih cin9etra9en. Sent
Gorgane Shpcbeu's fol9te 1894 Die
8ant bon Gn9lauo, 1895 Roriue9en,
1918 9auemurf, 1913 Srontreih.
Iu6 Die iibriaeu e%uropdiiden Staoten
IieBeu lid Die @ortbeile nitt ents
oeben. Die Die 9elbproouftion burd
Die 0ruderpreiie NIT lid bringt. limb
10 CAB 8ubIanb bonn Sabre 1858 an
e~benfauS 8apiereeIo aus. Seitera
reid bate i6pn 1852 ban,it begons
men, Sahieu fol9te ge9en @noe oes
18. Sabrbunberts uno in Yrcliben
IieB Srbr. BON Stein 1905 bas critic
Yapier9clb aus9cbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
yltnterrpf-S dDfuinoel."

Sopeit iinb niht meniger oils
100000 6rolcn cilem Sdrpinoler
nltf oer 9eim gegangcn, mclt)cr
fiir5Iih inter Dem Nanen nltnticnal
brokerage grfonge" cine oGnoloie
aette" .Yropoiition in Gang iette.
gS mltroe ben Srallen. mcld,c &c
Gents eiuid)idcu uno 5ebn Slieie an
Sreunoinncn ubicn0en milrocn, ci!t
icibener llnterrod pom .OtooeG
periprohen. aur5 na6Oem er Sic
8eififte ange5cttelt bate, per.
idpuanb Der glrtc Wonn. Seit6er bet
baS Winneapolis'er 8oitarnt nit
bieier 8eifid)te einen Srubel, mic
ME 5llpor lett ieinem geite1nt.
Gin einem ein5igeu S1Jc iinO
nid)t neniger ais $4,000 Oernrtigc,
lie einen n9ime" entbolteroe Sricie
in minneapolis ei%n9etroffen, meld)e
iammt ut0 ionocrs nad) Ser Seaa
Setter Office IN @oibington nan.
bern, I'm BON BORT aus an bie eb'
iertoerinnen retourniert 6u Ipcroe1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Ter IGngite Nomau Der @elt.

Sci cinem Der beliebteiten S6riits
teller Sapan's lit Der Idn9ite 8oman
gu iud]eu. Der bisber 9eihrieben lpuroc.
Ser Sdriftiteler, Der oieien Heforo
auigeiteIlt bat uno biSber nidt iibers
~troiien purbe, beiBt &iong te Satin.
gr iii 9leid3eiti8 elmer Der frutt>
bariteu uuo icBt nod beliebtciten Or
5dbler ieineS Bottles. Sm Sabre
1869 poQenbetc CT ieiuen ~lan9en
Npmau" - 10 nanntc or buS unenoz
lid gebebnte Wert III rihti9er Grs
fenntniB -. an benz or tbatldflih
nitt peuiser als pier8i8 Sabre 9es
arbeitet bate. Nad, uniereu Be-
sriiien lit bas 8ert, beiien Sertigs
itcanng eiscntlih nod iriiber crfol9t
ieiu ioQ. oils bonn Nutpr bcabiidtigt
purbe. einfah ur8enieBbar iniol8e
leiuer 8leinmalerei, bic lid bis AMI
bic 9Ieibeiltisiten @egenitdnbe aus
oebnt, bic nit Der eiseutlideu gr5dbs
lung gar nidts gu ihnfien babcu, Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Sluan's eminent fir Heuralsie.
Shmer3eu.

Gas bumpfe Yo6en bon NeuraIsie
ipirb idneQ our6 Sloan's eminent.
oas aQgemeine SeiImittel fiir
SGmer5eu, 9eIinbert. 2eidt 5l &C.
brauten. es briugt pbne Heibcn
ihnea elm lnb beianftiet bic idmer>
3enoen Wusteln. GO lit reinlidcr
uno nirtt .prompter ais beirbeInbe
Sflaiter unb Sintments; befledt
lpeber Die Sart, mod peritopft CO Die
Horen. Sci iteifen WusteIn, hroni>
i6em Ibeumatismus, 9iht, 2ums
ba9o, @eritauhungen bringt es
ihnele 2iuberung. Sloan's 2inis
ment r~ebu5iert Die Shmer5en unb Die
@nt5iinbung BEL SnIettenitifen,
Guetihuneen, 9eulen unb ionitigen
fleinen ltnfdIen Der &iuoer. Solet
nod beute cine Slaide bel gurem
Ipotbefer. 25 Gents.-In5eiee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Sas Spnurur Der iapaniihcn Ger5te.

2as &rantIein 9ebort in Sapau ges
nib 10 ipeuig gu ben Innebmlihtciten
iuic bel llns. Gs bat nber iebenfaus
bort DEN @prtbcil elmer erbeblt6en
@i1iofcit fir lid. 9enu elm iapaniz
ider Nr3t mirb bon eiuem arnren
E%oticnten ME cine 9elolihe @ntlobs
nuitg forbern. Tus bcrbtetet ibm
i6ou Elm aItes iapaniide5 Wort, oas
bon Der Gr3tIifeu 8riiberidaft Sa<
pans gum StauocsaeieB 9emaft ipor>
ben lit, unb bas etlpa lalltet: n8ern
Die b6icn 3ipiuinse armutb unb
&ranfbeit Elm Saus beintiuGen, 10 lit
Der elm Sieb an nennen, Der bon
cicIem Snuie elm 8ou er6ebt, au6
lucun bieicr Spu cine freiluiaige 9abe
BARTLETT" Gber Die Sbdti9fett BEG
iapunii6cn Nr3tcs 6cI6rGnft iid niht
nucin nuf bic @ratisbebanbluug. gr
iorgt aud bafiir. bab Dem &ranfen
Die ~berorbneten Rebitamente umionit
9eliefert tperoeu. ga CO gibt iapn>
nii6e Ger5te genu9, bic ibre armen
9a~tienten ieIbit nit 8elb urteritiiBen.
9a es iibrieens in Sapon MIR nenise
@pot6efeu gi6t, uub bic Ger5te aud
in Der 8ubereitung Der Rebitamente
erfa6ren iinb, lit Der ar5t 9~leit3citi8
aud Der &potbefcr. Iud Der rcife
Runn tpiiroe iif in Sapan punocrn,
renn er bon ieiuem Gr5te bic bel ben
bieiigen &oqegcu iibIi6c 2iauioation
erbielte. 60 etipos fennt man in
Sapan nift. @ber Der ar3t fommt
6estpeeen ni6t i6Ie6ter meg; benn
Der Sapaner ldBt ii6 ui6ts i6enten
unb beridumt es uitt, Dem ar8t beinl
leeten @eiu6 cine Gntihdbi8uug fir
feline 8emiibuneen gu iiberreiteu. Die
S6be bieier gnti6dbi8ung ri6tct itd
ielbitneritdnbli6 mad ben gcrmo9cns>
perhdltniIien Der 4ntienten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Snnbc ais Srbonnansen.

Sins Dem Selbe miro Ser .&olni-
id,en 8olfs5eihlng" seidrieben: @or
etnieen Wtonaten fingen mir IN einent
oerlaiienen unb 6erihoiienen fran5os
li'd)en Neit einen abgelnagerteu, polls
Itanoie ~auf ben Suno 9efommenen"
Sdnferbunb, Der naf) griinolihem
@aiden, Sheeren ,lnO gutter s%Siitte.
RING Dieoer gan5 aniebnlide 6ormen
annabm ulto inns 5ltlest auf Sdyritt
mo Sritt begleitete. @r mar Ser Sb.
but Der 9atterie~S rbonnarlS amer.
trout, Delde i'm auf alien Wteloegdn-
gen mitnabm, ielblt in Die porOeriten
Sinien. Salo fannte y8ea", lpie
mir i'm %nanntelt, @ege unb SteIlun9
aus Dem IT, llnb bic Sroonnan5 per,
iudte 5ulest, itatt ielbit Die OteIoun.
gen nod borne 5u bringer, @ea
bierjri 5lt benlsen. @ea befam elm
2ebert6ihfen nit inItegenoer Wtel.
bltng nm ben Sails gebangt. Zen
gewobnten @eg sei6idt, fam er na4
10 Winuten nit Ser Hiidnteloung
wieoer. Seit Der Belt bringt @eq
Die WeIbungen nah borne. @r fennt
genau Die Stelen, an benen er iiber
freies @elGnbe lmlfcn fam, obne pom
Seinoe geieben 81 perbeu. &ommt
err oltrd @rabenobihnitte, Die inter
bdltfigem 9lrtiQerie. ODER Winen.
fclter Iiegen. 10 fegt er pie elm
Stlrmpino binourt. Sit er einmal
,lnterpegs, 10 I6Bt er ii6 oilrf, nidtS
abbaIten. IS limo idon oeri6ieoent.
lih @ranaten in leiner unmittelba.
rem g1be frepiert, cbne OoB @eG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
yGattlc Sing" bcidenft 8cbnrf$ur,

Ter iiingit in Son Srunci3co,
Sal, pcritorbene Seltrp 9tiller, in
@eiten inter Dem Namer Cattle
Sling" befannt, bat ieinem 9eburts-
orr, 9odenbeim bel Sranfflrt a. sc.
in Geuti6lano $4,000 mir sic slr.
menpflege permaft uno $4,000
iiir Ole 9trmcn in 8ilrop. Gnl., no
WtiQer IN ieillen iurgen Slbrcll &C.
lcbt bat. 8on ieinen ansciteQten
erbolten oiele lebensldnglitre Een.
iionen unb 2egate bon $3.50 oui,
DGrts. Der auf SOC, 900 be.
pertbete NadlaB fGat Dem ein5isen
ainbe, Srau 3eIlie Wiler.Ntidel 81,
beren 9otte, s. 2erop Nifel, nit
s,rnt NadlaB Serlpalter beitimmt
por0en lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Bonn 2ebcrselb sum 9~apierselb.

Sas Bapiergelb on iid lit 5tpar
ettpos reht Qltes. Sfou Dor 5iuei
Sa6ren Bat es feiu $50. Subildum
feiern t0nnen. grfunben purbe es
baoeeen i6on Dor 1000 Sabren in
China unb 5tpar an elmer 3eit, mo Die
Gtnatseinnabmen nit ben Iusgaben
ni6t S6ritt bielteu. GQerbines be-
itanb Der erite @rias fir bns Retnus
geIb ni6t aus Rapter, ionoern aus
Siri6Ieber. Su fauitgrobcn. be-
malten Stiiden fam es ais cine Dirt
bon ShaSi6einen in 3a6luug. Gbcr
oieies 2ebereeIb, bos beute gu ben
erobten Seltenbeitcn 8ebort, bate
reriGiebene Ra6tbeile. 9ie Sarbe
belt qlf ibm ni6t felt genu9, cs
fonnte leiGt uat9emadt tperoen unb
ihlieBli6 mar Der Stoff nift in ses
niigenber Wen9e %borbdnbeu. lin
oaS Sabr 1000 II. CIR. cnti9ieb iih
oesbalb bns Neih Der Witte our Gin
fiibruug o Yapicr9clb. &c lparcu
Sol5tafelorude, Die io9enannteu
"8ihistii". Sic battcn unbegren3tc
llmlaufs6eit. Spdter cling ma gu
Den &aostlu llocr, D. .. 81 S6etnen,
Die MIR orci Sabre I'M &urS iparcn
unb oaun einge5ogen purben. aber
bas hineitIhe Bolt iueigerte lid 3uz
nddit, Die neueu 3abluugsmittel aus
3%unebmen. Die Hegierung lpubte ii6
gu belfeu. Gin Auforud auf ben
S6etneu %beItimmte: ~Hapier9elo nit
GaiierIihem G;e9el lit 10 gut ipic
RetaIgelb. 8er nidt 8ebordt, miro
aetopft." 9as ipirttc. China ges
nieBt iomit nidt uur ben Nu9m. oas
erite Sapiergelb. ioubcrn aud ben
eriten Spau9siurs eingefibrt gu
habeu. Gu6 in europa perlief Die
GntipidIung in gIei6cr 8eiie, luenn
aud b~ebeuteuo ipdter. 8ei Der Be
la9crung Der itaIieuiiheu Stabt
Suen3a I'M Sabre 1241 8riff Safer
Sriebri6 @arbaroiin gum eriten Deal
an benz Wittcl, feline mlrrenoen SDlos
ner nit QeoergcIb u%bSulobnen. 9as
critic ei9entli6e Yapier9elo aber fam
fir europa in Sdipeoen our auS9abc.
3ort erbieIt I'M Sabre 1855 Gin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
@e6iel Der Sabres3eiten bringt
Grf1ltungeu.

@eritopiter aopi unb Raic, Gngs
brilifigteit uuo peber Gals iiub iid)cre
an3eit)eu elmer Grtdltun9 uub Or.
Sings Nen Discovery lit iidere
3inoeruna. Cine 9oiis bieier 3us
iammcnitelIung bon artiicptiid)en
9aIiameu linbert Die ent3iinoete
Sdleimbaut. reiuist Den aopf, lott
ben S6leim. Sic atbnlen leid,ter unb
merten. oab Die grtGItuu8 lid beilert.
8ebanbeln Sic cine GridItung be-
barrlih; cine unpoltommcne Scbanoz
ling binterIdbt eineu langanouuernz
Ben Suiten. Nebnten Sic Sr. Sings
Neip Discovery. bis Sbre grtdltunB
tIrirt lit. Seit At Sabreu baS Siebs
ling5mittel iunger II. alter 2eute. Sn
Sbrer Gpotbete, 90 Gents.-an5ei8e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Saain in Der 2epante.Sinie.

&urS Dor benz Nusbrl6 0es &rte.
9eS nobm ole @umbllr9.Mmerito.Si-
uie oltrd) Gnperb bon "A Drill. 50.
aftier an Der 9rutihen 2enante.2t-
ME in Samburg Sntereiie. @n Stellc
beS Suriidtreterloen @ertreter oes
SiirItenfon5ernS gingeu Serrpol'
tunesmitglieoer Der Sapag III oelt
IufiiftSratb ser 2eoonte'2inie. sir
betbe @cicQi6aften ergab lid @e!e,
genbeit St gemelnianer Irbelt an
Sdppor3en Weer, Oenn eS mar lbot
IGnge Der @uni1 Der 2eponte.Stn
ii6 Die 5iemli6 umfangreiden San-
0eiabe5iebungcn oeS naben Siten3 81
hen 8ereintgteu Staaten 5ltllIse 81
MAIDEN. Sier5u eignete ii6 Die BON
Der Sapdg ctngertftcte rtclic
SfAporse.Wtecr-Sini om heiter. Ger
&rieg bat 5par Oas grbeitS "Bro'
eramm Der beioen ltuternebmen lnl'
ter6ro6cn, nm 10 eifriger aber ar
beitet ole 8erpaltungen an Der Der.
ntrfIihrng ibrer 4lGne fir Die Belt
nof bent arieg. 9uS Elm 3eifle: iiir
bie 8i6tigfeit oieier glnnobme lit c.
on3uieben, baB General 0ireftor
9alin in ser Infang September
ltattfinoenhen General g riomnlun9
Ser 2eoante.2inie in oeren Iuiiidjts.
rut6 aepG9lt mcrOeu miro. Der fril.
here Gireftor ser Sapog, Ebormann,
iGci0et Oo9esen nus Der 9er1paltunJ
Der Qeoonte.9inie aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
&arten III GbeIiteinen.

Ser ruiiiihe Safer NitoIaiis Der
3peite IieB ieiner 8eit fir Die be-
freunoete unb perbiinbete fran5Diiide
&epublit cine &arte Srantreih's her,
ltellen, Die als rein5igarti9" I'M bud>
~itGblifen Sinn bes 8ortes be3eifnet
lperpen burfte. Die Namen Der
Stdote beiteben aus reinem Cob, Die
Sliliie aus Slatina. Die erDberen
Stdbte aber iinb nift aqein burh hire
9olbenen Namen, ionbern au6 burh
iebr tpertbpole gbeliteine eefenn5eife
net: Taris burh einen 8ubin, Sabre
bnr6 einen Smara8b, Houen burf
einen Sapbir. SaS ba5u peripenbete
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

etapas 9cif)eben obcr CAB er gar ans.
9eriiien mare. gHlr bari man i'm
ouf ieinen 8dngen nid)t 6uuiel drrc.
Den ODER i'm gar belditigeu, oenn
Damn fam er rbunoSgemein" grob
merocrt. Solhe Sroonnon5 .Sunbe
itno iibrigerlS on uielen Stelcn Ser
6ront tbGti9. Sic iito icbr 5Iperldi.
Jig uno treu mo nntlrgemGB BET
IQen iehr beliebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Sibitalieniid)c Hlagen.

gu Ben iibrigen &alalnitGten Sta.
liens fonmnt Scr ~ungcbeliere Sd)a.
ben, ben Ole 6elom6uie in Siioita.
lien ongerihtet baben. @ie Ser be.
fannie 3oologe, Grofeiior @raiIi,
mittbeilt, betrdgt ollcin IN Sen Ero.
pir5en Soagia, Bari, Yoten5o ltnO
9lpeaino Der SlurihaOen $50 WiQios
men Sire. Die @egenmoBregeln Der
&egierung iinO peripGtet ur0 I'm.
ipirfiam.