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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05
Lighting and
Efficiency
m N. ARLINGTON BRUCB
Author ~ The Riddle ~ Person.
ality" -ychology and
parehthcod." etc


Mr. Employer. in casting about for
WAYS and means OF raising me en-
cheney of your employees. have YOU
civea ans real thought 10 The light
.nS problem
DO you realize that enc OF the
most insdious as we'll as most com
mon. factors covering efficiency IS
faulty lighting of the working place
ask these questions today be
cause have JUS been reminded hy
a report of Tie Pcnnss depart
mont % l8tor and industry that
man, employers SIN pay insufficient
attention TO the lighting of factories.
stores Offices. cite.
Some err by having too bright an
illumination of then places or bust.
ness When workeis are subjected
no slWIng hght whether ~ the
sun or OF an artificial iiluminant.
thel cannot escape eve rain
And eyestlaIn always causes gen
eral sensations OF fatigue. with re-.
sultaat uandts io do sustained
work mental o. PHYSICAL M an
high level OF efficiency
Bur most employer who thought.
iessly nGict eve strain on fhetr em.
ployoes do So oy mHps t1 give them
sufficient light As the report iust
mentioned points our thoy usual,
err m one ~ three Na>s sometimes
il All three
They provide windows TOO Few in
number and roo small and marrow
OR their artificial ugb. are of 700
low n candle power. and placed TOO
far from the point OF operation
Or. having windows sufficiently
large and numerous. and artificial
lights OF ample power they more
than Onset these advantages IS neg
lectlng 20 keep windows and lights
clean
ilirf end dust % is JUST as vell 10
remember arc nor transmitters OF
light hu Instructors Experience
has proved 'ba- their obsrurfing
power may indeed be source Of
cyestraiu
Alsc particularly In crowded work
ing places, dirt and dust are aEways
liable re- be laden with The germs
Of disease Whether on tables or
chairs or on windows and electric
light bulbs. they may be potent car
r.e~s % Infection
Resides. dusty windows mean
lowering % efficiency cutie apart
from any weakness due 10 eye-strain
or disease For Ermy dusty win
lows give any working place an az.
mosphere ~ gloom AMI y such an
atmosphere workers can. never do
AS vcl as in bright. clean cheerful
rHrIoundinEs
u will pay accordingly. 20 have
careful inspection made % your
( lighting facilities
Dont be satisfied 20 make This
Yourself. or le- one of your man
gers make d. Engage an expert
IN such matters 20 make it for you.
And. mber, what is true OK
The working place Is true likewise o.
The home
In too many homes. windows and
I electric Hgh- bHios. lamp chimneys,
or gas shades are auy KEEP sufficient
1 ~ clean None TOO vell lighted A.
best. these homes are seriously IN
derHghted as a result Of this neglect
/ In cleanliness
Consequently thaA= Who read--or
write or SON. or otherwise closely
use their ewes In such undcriighted
/ homes soon or late Join ihe big army
I OF victims Of eye-strain.
Don't Let this state Of affairs con.
unue Both n the home and in tho
working place make b a rule 70 have
+ windows and lights cleaned fire.
guently and thoroly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05

Egg dealers have been warned that
bad eggs must not be placed on the mar
ket this year That's news that's all 10
the bakers custard
A lake captain reports that during a
storm on Superior. fish were blown upon
the deck. That sounds ike q g00d-sized
storm.
Walters are on a strike in Russian ho-
tells The loss will be made up. however.
in fewer broken dishes.
You esnuet be 5000 nephew both Of
Uneie Sam and AJnts Draft.
"He never dagotacent. Bert: ne was
on the wrong side Of the street
ROVER; WILL you come out of those
lilies-of-the-valley2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05
A Troop of the Guard Rides Forih---


There's a trampling of hoofs in the busy street
There's a clanking OF sabres floor and STAIR
Ifefes a sound Of restless huIrying feet,
or voices that whisper Of lips that entreat;
VIII they live will they die will they strive will they dare
The houses gailanded flags futter gay,
For al Troop of the Guard rides forth today
the troopers VIII ride and their hearts will leap
When it's shoulder 20 shoulder and friend to friend
But it's to the pinnacle. some TO the deep,
And some in the glow of their strength to sleep,
And for all its fight 10 the wars far end
And IT, each TO his goal turn, sway.
When a Troop of the Guard rides forth today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05

atmosphere In which fo i'fe
The consamliire who Jams going
distance 8 search OF favorable
climate sEnuld consider both th. ad.
vaat8Ros and disadFantages $50
should have IN mind fto expense.
the hind ~ lie hat viii Boo neces
sary in no noW localiu thc po
sibie absence ~ family and friends
and 'he faci'rIes Cor proper medical
care and nursing
8 favorable climate ydr We uber
culosls sufferer la one ffaf not
too warm A moderated cool atmo
sphere is inyigoraung while a 500
warm one o. depressing Very cold
weather on fhe other hand makes
outdoor living difficult
80 locality has a climate that is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05
Uncle Teaches Languages
By Or. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1915. by Frank Crane)

Johnny soon found that Uncle Fred
knew all kinds Of tricks, and that he
loved 10 do them for boys He could
put lighted match into his mouth and
take II out again still burning. He could
let you pick a card, look at il, put il
back IN the deck, and after shutting he
would drop the pack on the floor face
down. and only one card the one you
had looked at, would turn over face upl
As soon as Uncle Fred came into the
house the little boy would run TO him as
a fly hastenS 10 sugar.
"ULcle Fred" he would say, "do some
tricks. won't you? Tell me a story,
won't you? Talk funny. won't you ?"
Johnny's mother remarked one day to
her brother Fred. you're nothing but
child yourself. and you're over forty"
Il suppose so, he replied. "You re-
member Chestertons definition of a child
in Magic? II was "A child is some one
you can play with.
Nov Johnny" he said one day. I'm
going to teach you some useless Ian
guages. You learn the useful ones at
school First, there's Hog Latin. Did
you ever hear any Hog Latin?"
"No."
Wen, you make it by putting w on
the end Of the emphasized syllable. 1t
takes practice
Talk some"
All right. Howvz youvz dow? Youvz
bivz scoovz dayvz? That means, How
DO you do? Have you been to school
today? Youvz-tawvz sumvz You talk
some
"Ivz cav. Is that the way to say, I
can't"
Cow Now Mary had a Little Lamb
would be
"Mayvz havz lvz law
Fleecvz whyv1 snow:
EVz whervE Mayvz weyH
Law shervz govz.
Then there's the Awgr language. You
take The initial consonant, add awgr and
put it at the end of the word II the
word tegins with vowel you just add
awgr For instance:
"Armawgradhawgr a ittlawgr amlawgr
us eecFNaWgF was ltewhAwEr az oSnOwgr
And everywhere thAt Arymawgr entwawgr
The amawgr was Urshawgr 10 ogawgr
You can use ay instead of awgr and
make a ay language, as
"Arymay adhay a ittlelay amlay
Then the Bonunkus language is made
by spelling thus: b is bah. is kak, X is
Xix 60 distinguish it from c), is fat,
& is gag, and so on. The vowels are
unchanged. Thus:
"Mam-a-rary hah adad a lal.LtattatIai-e Ial
amsm-bab.
lfat sas far Isldoubie-ekak waw.asAs wawhah-
i,ate asas sas-nanowaw," etc
Johnny had a lot of fun with the Bo-
hunkus language, and called his Uncle
Fred Unankaklaly Fafraredad and his
mamma mam-a-mam-mam-a. His ball
was bab-a-lal-lal, his slate sas-lal-a-tat-e
and his marbles rar-bab-lal-e-sas.
And Uncle Fred had quite as much fun
out of it, For though he was considered
q serious man in the business world and
was president Of the Frederick c. Win
sted Iron Company. and did million dol
lars worth Of business every year, some
thing inside of him kept young and made
him like to play with little boy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05

Both stood A. the bar In silence One looked
an the other and said
What are YOU thinkin about"
"Oim fhinkn the same thing that YOU are"
"Oh. 80 we're startin agin. are YET"
The sympathetic visitor 10 tho jail saw that
one Of The prisoners had a rat I'm his possession.
"Ah Won have rat | 500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05
Anniversaries

ITsf-Amerlcans took Augusta. Ga.
from the British and loyalistf. after
q siege ~ two weeks
1905 Napoleon made his brother
Louis king n Holland
1885 The nrst state leEiFlature ~
Wisconsin assembled TIA Madison
1854 Canada and the United states
concluded a reciprocity agreement
1897 National Brewers Congress.
ir session IN chicago. favored poll
teal action 90 stay IN" progress ~
the "fansticar Temperance move
ment
tx ~ and Ahvssinia
1899 Dam az SpartanshurE. Pa.
gave way. and oil from tanks hHF=fed
by the rushing waters iEnitsd on the
surface q OH Creek. over 100 lives
tsss prank Thomson. president 81
the Pennsylvania railroad. died at
Marion. Pa. Born AZ chamhersburS.
Pa fuiy 3 1871
1915 Great loss NJ lifs and proper
tv caused hy furusdooa that swept
over parts ~ Illinois Missouri Mis-
slssippi and Arkansas
one Year AEo TO-DAY IN the war
Earl ktfrhcnrr. British war minis
tor and mis- stan lost when tho Britt
fsh cruiser H8mpshlre was sunk hs
mine or torpedo near me orkney isl-
andt
German INf0oriti NANFFlIHF. ~
speech before tho rrichsfag. declared
ans further sgREeeflons - peace hy
Germany would be futile and evil
Today. Birthdays
Albert Hale. employed bv fhe gov
eminent 20 boost American trade IN
trreats IN South America. born in
Ionestllie Mich. OIL years ago toe
dav
Mortiner schIN prominent nnan-
~fer and phHanthropist born IN New
York city a. wears ago today
D- Richard o. Nsrfnflrin, president
~ Nasaachurrtts Institute ~ Tech
neiogy. born in Scotland. 81 years zoe
day
r-T1riet r-0rrfrau. ors ~ tir- r-@'r'i-
nenf actors 81 tho American stage
born ln Amsterdam Holland 90 years
ago f0dan
Bred Mitchell manager ~ The. Chi
raQo National league baseball club.
horn IN Cambridge Mass. as years
ago todJB
firhtwelgbf bueiilFt. born dn C0ten-
hurep, Denmark aa wars ago today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05

FENHls DEPARTMENT manned light o. truth or the
operations o. the Advertising fakr tire quses and "tnae Y
nave
unfair their assertions prors-ho have nsea or
70 honest
not De
ADVICE VIII
given Only writer's name ana
withheld as pre-
ferre5. Mirror The Times. Detroit. Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05

we live IN the same tinimint
and 'tis a burnin shame that
We do be actin like "A couple OF
boobies Come along Wild yer
and shake hands and Wen
mako up and be- friends
Which they did and went 20
an adjacent public house 70 CO
ment their friendship with a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05
Good Reason

She They say it is not at an san.
fary 10 kiss
he Perhaps not bat people do
not usually do II for their health
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05

r. scold Otherwise. perhaps.
ne would have spent more time
AZ home and less time in the
market place finding fault with
The Athenisn government
This thought occurred 70
mo a. q school treat. where ]
asked "a bright Young girl
How did Socrates die
He died. the little girl TO-
piled. from a dose OF Wedlock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05

he said blandly.
Yes. sir" said the prisoner.
Il feed him every day. ! think
more ~ that rat than any other
living creature
That reply pleased the Wish
tor immensely.
In every man." he said,
uth.ro fa r,racthg,C 80 ~ -,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05
Laugh With Us

Two lrishmen, long enemies. met one day
Said ono
What's the sinse Of two iniillgint min goin'
along. year after year. like couple OF wild cats
- IL LIZ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-05

gel left. N one can only End 81 How came you
TO take such a fancy 10 the rat2"
Cos he bit the jailer
George AIDE said at a Chicago wedding break
fast.
Tho great and good Socrates was married 70
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Civilization"

~Gipili3ation", bns grpbe Ybotos
Drama. ipclhes pcrfloncue 8ohe bier
III Subuoue 9e3eiet muroe, lit Elm
S6enenbilb, pelheS gegen ben &riea
lpirten ioQ. Nbidredenbe arie9ss
i5cnen gibt cs in 6iiQe, ipgar Nns
flanse uno Gnipielungen nuf ben iesis
gen Weltfrie9, aber Die leitenbe Sece
lit cine ueridpommene. Aus einem
Stipahnntitus unb Tcrrdtbcr cinen
SeIus 3i mahen ut uidt uur ld6ers
lid, lonbern a%eidnladIos mo al
Suirileg gren3enb. 0tnn iiebt aus
Dem 9an3eu Bib Die ameriianii6e
iuobl9emeintc aber propin3iale Muis
%iaiiun9 lid p%orbrdneen: ~@ir niiieu.
tpie Die Snhe 3u loien lit; mir tperben
oarna6 ieben, oaB cs 10 scma6t
tpirb." @erabe pie Sduliunaeus
ipreden tie, tie Die bon europdiidcn
@er6dltniien nitt Die blaiie Sbec
babeu. guropdiide 3uirdnbe tGnnen
nidt NIT bemielben @aBitabe semeiien
fperoen nie nmerifaniihe.
8ir ollie limb fir gerrinserune Der
8riege alif Gin NinbeitmaB, aber ipie
lpeniae poIlen ole S%hiebsrittcr DEN
Pnpit. ben @ertreter bcs pnbren
SrieocnSfiiriten. Nidt einmal Elm
Wilion mil bieies anerfennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Nhtung, Sarmer.

8ie p%erlautet. niro 9iubfaben
Climbing tlpine) pdbreub Der toms
menoeu Saiiou unseidbr 16 bis IS
Gents baS Yfinb toiten. RenaIio
Rarin, Der Nefp gorter Ngent Der
Meeierunss saommiiiion, pelfe bic
Siials ausfubr aus benz mcritaniihen
Staate Dlicatau tontrolicrt. perneiut.
Der Yrcis mir Siial lei nermnBcn &C.
iticacn, bpb Der obige Yrcis geredts
ierti9t mare. Sr. Mnrin gIanbt. bic
ameritnniitcn Sntereiieu iuiiroeu Den
Sarmern bIaucn 9unit pormnfen. nm
linen ben ginoiooen fir bobere Sreiie
n%ui5ubdngcn. es 1ngt lid ia leidt.
Die Sarmer Nucatdn's uno bas ihIehtc
Bctter ieien fir Die bDbercu Yreiie
perantportlih. Scit Shlub Der 1916
Sipine Sailon bat Die Uucatnu Siial
Gomnriiiion 100. 100000 Siunb Siinl
gum Yrciie bon If Gents per Yiuno
amcriianiid>. @eihaiie abaeloHcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Mnf&uuttnsss tlnterriHt fHr nns.

Sas Legislative 8omite Der Sotpd'er
State federation Of 2abur bat inter
anberem Der 81. 2eeislatur bon Soma
Die ~folsenben @eiesporlaseu unter>
breitet:
8etn Ban BON Straben, 8etrieb
bon @efdnsnibs Sarnts, ETC., iuIIen 10
bel tpie moslih @efdnenibs SdftIinse
berange5oeen perben.
9ie geb0rben Der offentliden unb
pripaten ShuIeu iuuen nbligaturiit
p%erpfIid,tet tuerber, bic Sei5s anIasen
aDer 5ipeis ooer mebrit6diaen @ebdlibe
bon Der eieeutIihen Sdule 5u i1olieren.
ginen ab%tfhinbenta9 fir ale
ftaatli6en, gountbs unb ftdbtiiden
Arbeiter.
Sie etablierims elmer Mbtbeilnne
lin 4mis Sufpeftion in inforpprierten
Stdbten.
Bdre es uitt am Yfabe. bab bas
Legislative 8pmite bes ct. 8onifatiuss
8unbes bon Soma in dbnIifer 1eiIe
tbdtig fpdre?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

@biid)t iii, cinen Ifnelen Sriebens@
,6luB berbei5uiiibren, bann ratben mir
GERM 8iliou Die bafilr geeigneten
Wittel 5u erereifen. Solde 9tittel
iteben gu iciner Werfiieung. - Serr
Wilion braud)t nlIr benz aIgemeineu
8erIan8en bes ameritaniifeu Bottles
uah5u9eben unb ein embargo auf
Sebensmittel 81 lesen, - unb inner
balb Dol lehS 8oten buben mir, -
bat Die &ulturlpelt Den Srieben I! ! =
Wir perlangen nod nidt einmul elm
embargo aui Worbnerf5euee, - bas
fiir ut es II 81 ipdt. Gin iol6cs
embargo, bas burhaus I'M ginflnng
NIT lpnbrer Neutralitdt 9eitanben baz
ben pilrbe, bate n~llerbin9s Willio>
men Wenid)cn am 2ebeu erbalten, ans
bcren Nillionsn Die seiunben @lieber
unb Den trieefiibrenoen golfcrn NM
crmeBlidIe Cpier an Gut unb SbrG>
uen iparen tonneu, - bod Serr
@ilion periGnmte es, bieieu
Hubm gu ernteu. -
Serr Chiffon peridumte bas
Bette -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
@ilion's 3eltfriecems. Rrusramm.

gSir lenten Die Nufmertiamteit
unierer Seier auf Die Jingle Neoe pes
Yrdiipentcn, Die bieier an Wpntag
Natmitta9 (22. Sanllar) Dem II. z.
Seunt ppr9etrasen. 9ieIe anIitten
iinbet Der geneigte Seier auf Seite 9
pieIer Hmmmer. YrGiioent 8ilion bat
- ais Ncutrnler - Brunoidee mn
3iele bnrgclegt. bcren Verluirtlihun9
lpilnidcn5mcrtb lpGren, uber III
europa crit Sead)tung naf DEM
arie9 iiuben iperbeu. Die Widtigteit
Der Sreibeit Der Weere mo Die Notb>
lpcnoigteit Der ginihrdntung militia
rider H%iiitunscn tDnncn nidt ges
lcugnct meroen.
Ulit @prten mar Der Yrdiioent
INNER bel Der Sanb, abcr lpcnn's ans
Nusiilbrcn. 81 Sbatcn fonmten iolItc.
ueria9tc or. Wir idbcn es lieber, ipenn
Der YrGiibeut Srasen prbncn pilrbe,
ole ms Imerifaner bnuptidflid,
ungcben:
SGt Der Yrdiibent Die meritauiihe
3rape 9etldrt? Nein!-
0at Der Yrdiiotnt Die II Boot aons
trcpcric 3lpiitcn ben Ger. Staaten unb
S~cutidlnnp 9clGit? - Neinl-
oot Der &rdiibent Die Siderbeit
unicrcr Eoit berbeiGfiiibrt? -
Vein 49,
0at Der Yrdiiocnt Shritte getban,
INT II bon Den a~rie9slaiten an be-
ircicn. Die mir tra9en miiiicn. ipeil
unbcrc aricg fiibrcn mo @oltsauss
lp,dcrer i'm ciaencn Yanbe un9citrait
ibr @eicn trcibcu biiricn :? -
u II. unb npermnls ucin -
8cnn cs Scrrn @ilipn's rcblihe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Wus aefmebett fonfe.

Warines Sefretar Daniels but fih
elmer an ibtn gnn5 ungefpobnten
Sfjarfe IN icincm apmmcntar iibcr
bas BerbaIten Der 8etelcbem 60. Bel
BEN ansebotcn fir pier6ebns55Ilia &C.
iduiic bsfIeibiet. gr dlrbert iiA In
6tttcrcn Bortcn iibsr ben upatriotiss
mus Der fIetner @ruppc bon Stnbl,
f%abritanten", bic MIR fiir TIRE fpeiten
Taiben foreen. nnb jebe gebotene
Ro8Ithfeit benusen. nm etfpaise Ser
Iegenbeiter Der Regierung mnsons
beuten. Nliu ion Der Warineiefretdr
ietne Gbftht CUR Ttat MAIDEN iinb Bite
grrtHtung elmer Regierunesfabrtf Bee
treiben. Dad tpirb aui ben @eIbfads
Watrtottsmus Der Stablfabrifanten
nod ptel tiefcreu ginbru6 mafcns ais
sihttsenbe @orte.
Sm &pnereb 1T cine gorraee elm,
gerettt tporben, bic RegterungssDes
partements perbietet, i'm Gnslanbe
etuidufe su MAIDEN. Slottenietretdr
Daniels @efteuuns bon 14s uub 49,
souisen @ei4oHen fir uniere Sdladts
ififfe bat Die @sranIafiuns ba5u ses
seben. Yatrtofii6e 8iireer f5nnen
III tuiinfden. bab Der apngreb BITE
0orlage anntnumt. @ir fDnnen uniere
@eifiise ieIber berfteaeu unb stpar
mttteIit @esierunesfabrif. tpenn noting.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Cine neue Surtc AbmirGlc.

Ser 2eibnr5t bcs Yrdiibcnten Sr.
@ropion. III, lnut .Gbicngo &rciic"
(23. Saniiar). i'll Inbctrnd't iciner
boben 0eroienitc nm Sns leitlid)c @phl
pes S~berbauptes Der Nntion iiber cius
Observation-Disclosures bi~cnitilterc.
sleihfalls perbicnte Siiijicrc bimucg.
sum General gr3t NIT Npmiralsraua
bei0rbert iporoen. Scrr 81. @raps
ion lit auf bieie Beile I'M Nllter bon
3S Sabren in cine SteIuna nuiaes
riidt, bic MIR Die alerpcnigitcn
MeilitdrGr3te ie erreiden, ,bn tic &C.
pobnli6 on Der G%lterssrcn3e ons
langen. obne iibcr Den &apitonsran9
binausaefommen 5u iein.
Inter BEN Sanitdts sSffi3iercu bat
bieie g%sf0roerun9 beereifliHcruciic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

(Serren 'unb Snnen) iperben ba iein.
- Borne boz Der Hebnerbiibne - of,
bite th1n, Dor Der v&unseI" 1T
ber ySnlubuit Trail, isne Stele, tpo
BITE .eefetrten" iih periammeIn. Muf
beiben Seiten Der 8itbnc, dnf ipcIder
WiIbcIm auftritt, befinben iid folsenbe
@tnrihtlhgen, In cft nmerifurtih,
prnttiftem Sirue gcbnut.
@rpbc &tnbcrbefuobr # b c
NIT benz nbttigen Perional, RfIepes
rinncn, etc, etc., bomit Yapu uub
Wuna ben .@ottgcianbten" pbne
Gorge I'm bic aIeinen b6rcn f6nnen.
9ns Pribnt>g ube8immsr oes Serrn
Sunbap.
emergency Soipitul nit Nerstcn,
Rranienpflegerinncn. gerbaaooeie.
etc, etc.
3immcr fir ngetriebs" sYcrionaI,
.. B. fir llibsrs. Sauscr, etc, etc.
Bimmer bcs Tabernacle . Uers
fpnlters.
1oitamt. SeIcpbon, unb TeIcs
grnpbens Stattonen uno gerianbts
8inmer (um 2iteratur ou Der,
id1idcn).
Spetder fir Spulnens Binder unb
auherc literurii6e rWorrdtbe".
NbtbeiIung fir gearbeitung Der
SeffentIi1tett. B. +. Reportersr gins
uler, SertIt6feitcn fir Seitungsleute
riebcr @efittuns nnb @eitnnung" NIT
ShreibmuterialerL ETC., etc.
9as @ebdube tpirb an 9roabtpab
uno 1913. Strabe iteben, Den alien
American 2easuc 9aiebaQ Grounds,
mas v9iub" du beionberer 8e>
aetiterune aneifern foIlte, ba es ia fir
i'm t%ucnigftenS lin @eruhe" ieines
einitisen Sanbtperfs lrnb Sanbtperfss
@eidtrres Iteben biirfte.
grnit %sefprodyer, tpdre es ipobl linz
reht gu bebaupten, Serr Sunbap tptrfe
. i 8 oSer 5uminbeit q T nihts
@utes. Seine S6iIberunsen Der
9 ii e, bes Caters unS ieiner
n a Ii 6 Solseu, limb eeipiS
padenbe Dariteuuueen, tpeIhe mans
dem 8uborer bod 0ebanten an @ott,
Die gptefeit, Soue etc, etc., betbrtns
gen unb an bas 8eiiere unb SSbere
appeuieren. Die proteitanttifen
Setten ieben in Sunbap 70 cine art
BatentsR ebisin. sic lit oft bon
itarfen Womenterfoleen beglettef.
.giIb" itidt ndmlib feline r9efebrs
ten" duriid 5u ener ReIistonsses
meinidaft, gu pelher ite ii6 betennen.
CT bot feline eieene Stride ober
&irbeneemeinihaft, ionbern lit MIR
10 cine Nrt .TrapeIins Geenf" fir
allie Seften. Seine gbri It II 81
liebe lit tpobIeemeint unb ieine
Hare grtenntnib Der a I ii d
Solsen Der Siinbe unb beg 2aiters
bari ia seIten. Rntirlih iinb feline
6 8 m b o b n, fem edit
amerituniiher Inseiee apparat
unb iiberbaupt iein gang marftz
I d r 6es @eien, bic
@etboben zines reli9i6ien
& 3 a / | q t s, Der mebr
hredt uno bppnotiiiert
aIs er3iebt. 9ei 2euten, ipelfe
in religioien 0in9en, b. 3. In Sa6en.
tpel6e Die ge5iebungen 81
Gott unb 5ur 9 10 igfett be-
t~refien, ben entfprefenben grnit aud
in Wetbroe uno Autreten
perlangen. er5ieIen rSiup's" Spriinee
- er maft iolhe portlih auf Der
giibue - iebr oft MIR Seiterteitss
eriolse ODER Werahtuns. 9amit Tam
man aber leitt oieien nperriidten
Seniationspreoiger" unterif dsen.
@s tonnte gar mantem antboliien
our6aus nidt ! haben, tpenn er
es peritdnbe, bic natiirliden Splsen
pun Siinoe unb 9aiter 70 FLAIR 81 or.
f~ennett, uie iie Der Gbariatan. Yrebiser
bartlett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
9pro @ren, bcr Shnlbiae.

Ter Stimmung in England geeen
Cir @rep 9ibt Der betannte unb bod.
uneeiebcnc RilitdrihriititelIer glibs
marb Bartlett Nusbrud. tpenn er
idreibt: .3oro @rep, Der iid ungcs
itort uno %mbelditi8t aui ieinen &anos
fig 8uriid9e3oscp bat. ioatc Dor cincn
lnparteiiihen @erihtsbof B~itiert pers
Den. Ser nrmc SeuieI, Der cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01

5iinfpfinbnote ftieblt, er5alt flint
Sabre @efdn9niB. Ser ioeenot,nt.
engltide Stuatsmnnn. bird better
S~tuptbitdt bns Neib IN ben Ranb bes
werserbers sebra6t 1T, Der bic Gass
csbnang bes aanpfss, In ben CT iein
g~uferlohb ssiairst Bat. nidt 81 er'
~n,eirer bsrfanb, elm folder ysann ests
raftet iih IN alIer 1emiitssru5s bsr
geranstportIt1ssit unb bsrfHtptnbet,
ipdbrenb 7a,ifenbe fetner 3anbsfeute
abSefblaGfet ~iuerbenl"
8enn 1res Iange eeniie lebt, lam
CT nod tn Srubel fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Splbaten geget Grieg.

8ie ieet betannt miro. itimnteu bic
an ben 6ronten befinblifen auitrns
liiten Soloaten NIT iibertuie8euber
Rebrbeit 9eeen Die aonifription;
100000 Solbaten botierten NIT
Rein" unb MIR 10000 nit ,Sa".
Die gauge Iebrbeit 9eeen Die ginS
fiibrung Der aonifription in auitraIien
betrus $1,000 Stimmen. 70 bab man
pirtIih iasen mub, oaB bic $4,000
bon ben Solbaten abeegebenen seenes
ridden Stimmen ben Stpanasoienit
unmceIi6 mabten. llub mas nGre
aud natiirlider, als oaB Die 2eute.
lpelhe ben &rieg in isiner san5en
3dBlihteit unb S%rttalitdt feunen lerns
ten, ibn aus ~tiefiter SeeIe baiien!