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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-09-04
FARMERS CLUBS

Politicians have looked with more or
less concern upon the organization of
farmers clubs in the Western States,
lest by some possibility they may here
after be used for or against some aspir-
ing statesman. 1 am free to say can
see no reason why such associations
should not be formed. We have legal
and medical, ministerial and trade as
sociations, and why not farmers as
well? L have confidence that the agri-
culturists are rs sensible as other peo-
pie, and do not believe they can be
used by designing men for personal
ends, or for any purpose other than for
their own and the public good. Worthy
and reputable public men need not fear
their influence. If only bad men are
retired by their action, no harm will
be done. By well organized and pro-
per associations, intelligent farmers
can impart valuable information to
their neighbors. When any important
interest requires an advocate, the ablest
representative can be selected to present
the case. There is no reason why such
organizations should degenerate into
political machines, any more than in
the case of lawyers, doctors and clergy
men. The farmers and mechanics of
Ohio will soon have their own college,
open and free to all, where their sons
can be educated for lives of usefulness
either for the occupations of their faith
ers, or for any other honorable avoca-
cation in life. As the means of knowl-
dege multiply, we hope and believe the
standard of intelligence will be elevat-
ed, and that prosperity and happiness
will abound in proportion to the privi-
leges enjoyed.
1t is gratifying to know that the value
of farming lands in Ohio has increased
more than two hundred per cent. in the
last ten years. The value of farm pro-
ducts amounts to 5000, 100000 annually.
l see it estimated that ut present one
half the amount raised is exported
bringing return to the farmer of about
seven per cent. on his investment, ex-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-09-04

"Total number of miles in operat ion,
81, ,1O4, of which G,427 were built last
year. Some made no returns, Others
refuse information. The total earnings
are $11 100000 more than the receipts
in the United States Treasury, and the
net earnings $4s, 100000 more than the
Government interest account. The to-
tai cost is 100000, 900 more than the
National debt. Thirty-three thousand
nine hundred and thirty-four miles have
been built since 1862"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-02

In response to a request, we give the
law as it stands relating to newspapers and
subscribers.
L. Subscribers who do not give express
notice 10 the contrary, are considered wish
ing to continue their subscriptions.
2. If subscribers order the discontinue
ance Of their periodicals, the publishers
may continue to send them until all arrear-
ages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their periodicals from the Office to
which they are directed, they are held re-
sponsible until they have settled their bills
and ordered them discontinued
4. II subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
papers are sent TO the former direction,
they are held responsible.
8. The courts have decided that ''refus
ing to take periodicals from the Office re
moving and leaving them uncalled for, Il
priYad facio evidence Of intentional fraud
8. Any person who receives newspapel
and makes use of it, whether he ordered i
or not, in law is declared to be q subscrib
er.
Z. If subscribers pay in advance, the,
are bound to give notice to the publishe
at the end of their time, il they do no
wish to continue taking it; otherwise tn
publisher is authorized to send it on, an
The subscribers viii be responsible until q
express notice with payment Of arrears,
sent to the publisher.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-02
Invention the Mother Of Necessity.

We have always labored under the i'm
preston that the only individuals who
ever reversed the old saw: Necessity Is
the mother of invention, and made it read
Invention is the mother Of necessity, T"
were those infatuated geniuses who too
often squander their worldly goods in fruit
less efforts to carry out lmpracticable
schemes. We have been mistaken, for we
have encountered one of those instances in
which the inventor, after having worked
out his machine, to his satisfaction, in his
brain, discovered himself placed by his in
vention in dire necessity for material for
its physical embodiment. He was not a
landsman, afflicted with chronic impecuni-
osity, but sailor, and an officer Of cruis-
ing whaler His device, which, by the
way, is quite an ingenious machine, for
cutting up blubber as it comes from the
animal, necesstated the employment Of
many cog wheels and other gear, for which,
ordinarily, metal would be employed. But
at sea one cannot carry foundry, and be-
sides, no iron OF steel was to be had and
even if it were, no tools were probably at
hand to get it in shape. Finally, after
sundry trials, the huge bones Of the whale
were thought Of, and from these harder
and stronger than ivory, by the aid Of a
common lathe and a few chisels, a number
of cog and bevel wheels, rods, etc, were
made, which, for accuracy ami neatness Of
execution, will compare favorably with the
work Of many professional model makers.
The model, thus Iugeniously constructed,
was brought to this Office few days since,
and letters patent applied for on the de-
vice II affords fresh evidence Of that
persevering energy which is inherent to all
inventors, and besides, proves that a mind
capable Of conceiving useful and valuable
idea is never at loss to devise means,
even from the most slender and least
promising Of resources, for carrying the
same into execution s Scientific Ameyicdn.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-02
ILLINOIS
TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK.
Capital, 100000
DIRECTORS
No. ava g. 27b Madison ST..
CHICAGO. ILL.

VIII receive saving deposits and IAy interest on the
same the u per cent per annun - provided
In its by laws viii receive and execute trusts ahd IN
money for Individuals estates. corporations and
societies. WIN loan IN ney bonds and mortgages,
cash coaterAs aud other good securities giving prefer
ence however. u persons of small means. who are
desrous Of securing homes and Will sell exchange on
the principal u this country, Europe and the
CAnadas and issue travellers letters II credit
This Bank has been organized As strictly Trust
and savings Rank. and will transact only such busi
directly connected with the receipt and care
of Trust and savings Funds. and VIII be a. liberal
it, business II consistent with SOUND
ana conservative policy and permanent safety
Depsitprs desiring do have letter. addressed
them IN uf the bank, and their request these
sttsrs will be forwarded any other pOstofhce. They
may also apply % tn cashier for any Information on
matters Of business, 10 have letters carefully ad
dressed and forwarded
Special arrangements have been made for a Ladies'
Bwstmess Department., in neatly furnished room,
with dressing attached, and separate from the
general business room. entrance which s from Mar
kst street.
The Bank will be open Tor the transaction u busn
from 10 A. N. 10 =. P NJ. and SA turdAy evening"
from n s.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-02
SCIENTIFIC AND MECHANICAL.

Thomas Winans, of Baltimore, the we'll
known railway contractor, mIchinlst, &c,
is building, for his private music hall in
the above city, gigantic organ. IL is 20
be worked by steam power. 1t will have
twenty-five bass pipes each two feet square,
and thirty-two feet long. 1t is to be fin
ished within year, and it is expected to
be a roarer. Compared with it the great
organ Of Boston will dwindle into insig-
niticance.
Nj. krupp has Just insured his steel fac
tory at Essen, in twelve German eompa-
MES, to the amount Of S5,697 ,Sl2 This
sum includes the value set upon only the
portions Of the establishment liable to de-
struction by fire, and not that Of the steam
foundry, railroads. telegraph lines, canal
system, special shops, and metal stock.
NEW METHOD For Boat AND SHOE HEELS.
John Blakey, of Leeds, England, has
lately patented in this country method
or process Of forming heels or Leel lifts for
boots and shoes, by first cutting, from
waste scraps Of leather, small pieces Of APP
propriate size and shape; next, compaeting
and soldifying such pieces into solid bar,
with or without a solid core, by means oi
Il
ing the same, and then cutting or saving
the same into heel lifts Of the desired
thickness
NEW MOTOR.
Louis Charles Errani and Richard An.
ders, Of Liege, ,lgium, have patented in
this country new motor, operating as fol
lows: Oil is sprayed into the cylinder be
hind the piston, and, being mixed with air
is ignited at the proper point by All cleo
tric device; the consequent expansion
drives the piston forward, the momentum
Of the fly-wheel returning it to its frs 20
sition. An ejector supplies the oil from
the tank to the sprayer the eJector htns
connected to piston blower driven by
crank attached 10 the na,n shaft. IN,
general principle is the sarIr ~ The gas w
gine.
1t appears from the researches of DIR. ID
J. Macgowan, If Shangha that the medi
cal virtues Of fish OIL as a care for lun
complaints was known 10 the Chinese man
centuries ago. But instead u goldfish the
take the oil from the shad Acting on thi
hint, our apOthecari.s may perhaps b
saved the necessity VI sending 10 New
fonndland for their supplies, "a the water
OI the nuusoh, OohhecelCue OncsapehAe
and other rivers, will afford an abundanc
Of medicine.
/ A company Of French glass workers hav
D located with their families in st. Louis
/ where they propose to construct su6staI
4 tial works for the manufacture Of Frenc
. glass. FroIa the report submitted on tn
feasibility Of the enterprise, it appear
that the glass is a chemical compound I
; sllicia, alkaIies and lime, t. which are ado
q Cd metallic oxides to give the shades r.
4 Quirvd by the trade. The silicia in "a
!. state Of sand is found in insxhaustab
|. quantities in the eastern part u Missour
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-02
They are Coming


They are coming they are coming.
Every week thousand more,
Prom The CROW led towns ID Asia
Aud the grcat Mang lian ~harr
rnry leave their homes and fatheriand
With all thNt make them dear.
For better I,ay and better tarr
That wait the toilrrs here
They leave their Ni,rs behind them.
Their hYy-~ ART all Dciurr,
They are coming the, arr comiug
Even week thousand more
Beyond the great Pacific,
Where The ucean meets the >kN.
Pour hundred million Cinnamon
Your vision may dr-yr,
Aud eselN China steamship
That comes sailing up the baN,
l, filled " overlooking With
The children No DAthaN
And Thousand ,lcomes Wal, them
From their brethren 90 the shore,
They sre coming, theN arr coming,
kscry Srck thousand mote
They arv " aiming n the cities,
ThrA are rtuNuing iu the mines.
And theN toll from morn till evening
Where a half dollar sh'ne>
They are v -ivng tlYth and blankets,
'e - i..i',,
rhsy are learning huN "a use
"1''' ''i 80"
'"e' IT, Ne0l''N ,'i'"'
'uvA ai' mink 'heN ~ '"ni'ie'
f'eiN week li'''SNhn "'''v-
iuv' 'ie ,'Ai'i- li' '"' .''i'V''
P''f ~ - - ".'iiias
'"91 ~ 49, .'H ~
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-02

ONE Of the most touching instances of
gratitude with which we are familiar oc-
Cured the other day. A little boy, the
child of wealthy mother, tumbled into
the river He was rescued by a working
man and restored to his parent. The
mother gave the rescuer three-cent post
aye stamp, and said she would be glad to
have him come to her house and sit in the
entry, and hear her play the piano. He
went away with tears in his eyes. He said
he wasn't used to such kindness.
A Wsshiagton correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, who has been examining
the records of the Pension Office, has
found on the list of twenty-fiv surviving
soldiers Of the Revolution, eighteen who
were q century old and upwards; five more
than 10l; four 102; two lO3; one 104; two
los; two 106; and one 100. A list Of the
widows of soldiers Of the Revolution al
the Pension Office, gives the names ol
twenty who lived to be 100 years old, and
seven who reached the age Of 81.
Don't swear at the postmaster because
he asked you for postage ON your county
paper after July lst, and don't blame th'
printer; but go for the members of Con
gress who passed the bill that compels saei
payment when you get q chance. Still, i
would not have been Inv had not tn,
! President signed it.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-02

WHEN Milton was blind he married .
shrew. The Duke Of Buckingham called
her q rose. 81 m no judge Of colors, re-
piled Milton, ''hut 1t may be 30, for ] feel
the thorns daily"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
ceferreiA.

SIN Seferreid itebt jest bic
Babltewesuns fir bic rireften &ei6ss
ratbspablen i'm Scroersrunpe. 8ablz
a~ufrufe, @iblers 0erlammlunsen u. Cant
Observation-Disclosures beberrl6en has pos
litilde unp publieifil6e Serrain nabs;u
p%puitdncis. SrpB ibrer 3srfllftuns in
Die nIlten" unp bie nSunger" laeinen
Die Oeutihen in cen meilten 8rpnldncern
Gle belieren @ablaus fidten III BADEN,
sumal Die iflaYii6sn unp fsupalen Seq
ner wpm5slt6 an nod arseter innerer
3erfabrenbeit leipcn ais Die OeutIben II.
liberties eur6 bic neuefe innere UNI duz
eere Gntpifauns Sielfa6 en%tmutbiSt
ppreen iinp.-Der observation-disclosures
bat bereits gu Gnce sefplelt. Die &esies
rune binperte stpar Die &cepten nt6t i'm
serinstsn in ibrsm Sbun, aber ite lsitete
ibnen aud feinen SorS6nb, unp lies iid
ni9t bic Abenteuerli6fsit aufbinoen, pas
aus Der fatbplil6en Stride cine neue fas
tboliIde Stride berauswadie, we!6e Die
s6te uns serebts alte STRIDE iei. Oa Der
prptsits 8atbolisismus eeutidm llrlpruns
ees IN unc INNER nod reutI9er rperpen
nil, 70 FAM sr bel rem Natipnalitdtenz
Tanatifern feinen @nflans,-Oas @sn>
selsfelt in Yras nit ieiner auberprcentlis
den piesiabrisen Seisr 1T vOrdber, uni
man parf lasen, Die Gsitssfeier 1T tros
auer @sitationsn, ole man in ben lsBten
@p6en sesen rieielbe Scn sewii1er Sefs
te In Scene su itssn bsliebte, auf's @ldns
;enpits ~aussefaaen. Die Grsbild5fe
S9warssabers unp Gdrfenbers 70 wte
Der selammte 6sucalsA pel paren' ebens
falls anpeIsnp. Gdrt 9eurs eObfCwis
%prdipirte. Der Grsbii6of perlas Elm
S9reiben pes YapisS ibsr bic @snsels>
6sisr, in pel6em cen Sbeilnebmern Der
pdpfli9e Ssssn ertbeilt miro, t%porauf bic
Mnmeisnesn elm 8ebet fir ben beilisen
0a:sr bsriasten u. beIblpl1en, paS pdpts
li1e S1reiben ;u beantworten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
Spanien.

Diemit ben lpaniiasn ~pirateni9iTsn"
seIpie!te SomSpie bat ibr sOrldufss Gnps
errei6t. Gs baneslt ii6 BET oisIsr saus
,en @eIbidte nur UNI cine Mrt bon Sns
terpention ~ 0uniten Der Warriner .Nes
sisruns", fir welde man, "a fe lelbit eas
III ni6t i'm Stanpe mar, Die bon ben So
peraliiten benanntsn SdiHe abfns. @ir
linp nett entfernt BARON, au6 nur ben
Sbein eines Iapels aul eiele 8aperei
Ielbt rerfen su ippIen ; i'm @essntbsiL
mas mir su @nfans Der afaire seIast
baben, taS wisberbplen mir iest: rem be-
trsTeneen fremren @eibwanpern 1T es III
Danf ansuI6reiben, eas fe bic Sslpen
bes pstrpleums an 8ranpldaBuns UNI
plinreruns bincerten. @aS mir taesln,
III iene unebrlide, beudleriide Diplomatic,
wel1e ii9 binter eaS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
prinsip Serfrie6t, UNI auf allen mSsliben
S6lei6wsssn cine .&esisruns" su uns
teritiBen, eer Ie bic O%ficielle Inerfens
nuns SsrIast sleidseitis ater ii6 cerisls
Ben bepient UNI ben Sies pes lesitimen
Ns6tes su bintertreiben. Das bic gafes
laril6e &epublif in Spanisn feline Muss
lidtsn auf cine peIntiYrG onfituiruns Bat
wi1en eie beutissn Staatsmanner iebr
pcbl; fe wi6en absr aud, eas bic Macs
ricer 8spublitaner auSsGei6nst easu III
sebrauasn iinc, bic Serwirruns unp I'M
prpnuns i'm Sance aufre1t su erbalten
unp 70 Den Grfpls elmer Sadie su sri6wes
rem, wel6s, sa einissr 6etisfsit ~sspisben,
Ger .liberalen" 9epplutionspolitif In ssz
wiEsm Slime einen Damn ~entssseniesen
wiree. " 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05

fen, pie Siele Sploaten iie fprti6aHen
f5nnen. Wtt unerb5rtsr gnersie baut
man auberpem neue Sorts an ben 8ren;s
feltunsen. Niemane aueer StSmard
fam fasen, po paS @les binauS Mill.
Mber @dter uno Mitter idifen ~sittcrnp
ibre balberwadienm SSbne mad Mmeris
ia. Man bate sebeft, auf bic uebcrs
w%incuns Granfreids wercc GntmaHnuns
erfclsen. Staat rslen paren rie 8rtesss
riiftunsen in Yreusen, Stalien une De-
fferreib ME 70 bafis, als in rieiem aus
senblid. slu6 Die Reorganization Der
fransSfIam armee ibreitet Yprpdrts.
&ein intelisenter Guropder bdlt bic Sir
fen besesnunsen Der leBten Wcnate fur
3sfden frieplider @bIdten. Saben bod
abnliae 3ulammenfiinfte iammt pblisas
ten bic
fem S%abrbuncerte tpenisitens-np6 ies
res Mal fattsefunren, renn Elm grocer
&ries Dor Der Tbire ftanc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
Tranfrei&.

Granfret d sebteiner i6reren Gnts
1heipunssfunce entsesen. Sc ndber Ger
Iermin beranrift fir ben @%ierer;uIams
msntrttt tsryfa Notwithstanding CA. Nos
pemt). ceito srSSer perren pie9lnfrensun>
gen BON Seitsn per&pyaliiten auf pie8iss
csrberfeIuns Der Monardis. pibren bic
8spublitaner ibrerieits sum 8ieesrianos
rasssen iid riiten. unp swar untsr Ans
fibruns res Srn. 3bisrs. Sn zen leg
ten Iasen biss eS, 0raf Gbambcrp babe
encli9 sinsepiaist BON ieinem Yrin;ip
bss DsSttlihen &ebteS rer&Snise" atsus
ieben, II. er wolle eritens cine Contribution
nit Der q Notwithstanding beratben,
speitens bic preifarbise Glasse fat Der
weisen SABINE nit ben 0ilien alS Natips
naibanner seltsn laGen. Selblt In eieiem
Gaae pirfte es aber INNER nod ibpsr
perpen, pbne Die furdtbariten GrI6dttes
runsen bic mpnardii6e Staatsform fir
Srarfrei6 pieper aufsuri6trn, ca pteWaGt
pes remcfratiI6en 9eiites. Der Dor fursem
erit ben 8atlsr Napoleon III. gum Stur;e
ssbradt i'm fransSiiben 0plfe cine ilarfe
III, uur bic Nepublifaner gum Neassriten
cntl6lclIen iinp.-Sn elmer bon ben eins
ilusrei6iten mpnar6iiben Oeputirten
sebaltenen SiBuns wurpe bsidlci1en in
Der nd6ifen Notwithstanding ale
Srasen iber Contribution, SABINE u. I. 10.
aus;uarbeiten, su piscutiren unc ;u sinem
ceinitipen Gntwurf su pereinisen, wel6en
pier Der bauptId6li6ten Sertreter Der
mcnardiidsn Wsinuns beauftrast MIR
ben na6 6rpbsrOrf CUR siniat pss So
niss gu brinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05

ab, bic BON pieien Sorpen seIunsen tpurz
zen. Iae ciele Sdreisr suIammenses
npmmen modten nidt msbr ais preis bts
pierbunpert betraseu, bic in ~ein;slne 5auz
fen BON creiBis bis sier;is Damn absss
tbeilt waren. Die 8eb5rpen, pel9en es
Elm eeid!ss seweien 1etn rpiirpe, tinsu,
iplhen Scanbale Shranfen sl IeBen,
tbaten aud nidt tas @srinsfs. UNI benz
unfuss su tsuern. SIN @esentbeil
bat es Ytelsu rubisen 8irssrr 14st<
men molten, ais Of ben poliset=
bsau,tsn Der Sefebl ertbsilt serpsien mare,
icptel als nur INNER mSsli& pieien Gree
benton aussuweiden. als seiern Der FL.
Vater ptelen H6mern @upiens ertbeilte,
canfte er cenfelben, inrem crIaste ,Mir
1T es TETS rs9t ansensbm. Gua bef mfr
3u ieben, aber cine beipnrere Sreupe maat
IS mir, penn SIR an iplaen Edsen,
pie Der beutise, ;u mir fommt. @nfansS
mar ries tumultaril6e Seseben FOLDER
Gage CUR Grtnnernna an cas- psribte UNI
redt cine seiitise Gsrirruns DisIe 9lrt
aber, pie cs ieBt selaiebt 1T Elm wabrer
Sutenfreid." -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
yurembnrger @a3ette.

CT mas" labte er, ..bie Sablesp'bptes
Diners wiesen nidt i6wer. SD femme
pas. Du piaf Did nltr aenirsn. lles
brisens tpeis id Elm sutes Wittel." Ysi
bieien 0ortsn sos sr mid Dol Elm BUFFET
1denfte mir eiii sroees @las Gpsnae Elm
unc iaste pa, pas trinf aus, unp pu
rpirft balo nidts mebr ron peinem Diner
ip%iren."
5atte ct &e1t Der CUTE Monfeur
Waupart, prer bate er unredt? Surs
unc gut, ib trinfe raS 0las Gosnae uno
bin rpirflid pte ner sebcren; unc ebe i'd
midt redt belinne, fiBs i1 nit etrpa finfs
gig 6erren unc Damen an elmer sroeen
Tafel. Der Duff elmer fSfliden 8ouils
Ion nit S6wimmfl5bden ldBt mid ppls
lenps mein sritss Diner perseGen, u. als
cas &inrHsild berumsereidt miro, nebs
me i6 mir mein bel9etpen Ibeil, pie bic
ibrisen 0dite.
,Nlter Srsunc, tu fcmmf ia 10 Ipdt !"
Bore i6 Woniieur Wauprat einem neu
eintreteneen Germ surufen.
u0enn cu pistsf, mas mid sueebnls
ten bat !" par bic Nntwprt. nOenfe Dir,
i6 bate an meiner 5ablesp'bote einen
Weniden, ccsr sinen Wenldenfre6er, Der
mir IueS aufsesebrt bat ; nod finf Wts
nuten, uno er bate mir metne Slumens
saien Serl6lun9en."
Die Stimme mar mir b%efannt i6
erebe mid UNI, uno Ger Wirtb aus Der
Some itebt Dor mir. Wie Der mid iiebt
uno nod casr mispsr bel Glide uno Dor
einem pollen Seller, wirp CT fat pbnnd6.
tis Dor S6ref, Der alterne Srppf! Or
sreift mad elmer Stublsbne UNI ni6t
binsufaQen. u@as BAIT pu, Sreuno 2"
fraste Wauprat beitirst unp cer 8irtb
i~tpttert inpem er auf mid seist Der 1T
ss eben !; aud meinen Grsenssl Mihael
bat er aufsefre1en ; pu peiet Zen IuflaB
Don meiner leliSen Srau pa ltip tbr
ia alte Ssfannte !" rief Wauprat lahcnp
unp mics auf einen leeren Ylas an n,et>
nsr Seite. Der @irtb leste iid nsbsn
mid, aber nit einem @elibt, ais mare
id Sanqup's 0eiit sewelen, unp BEL ies
Der neuen S6iiIel, bon Der id mid be-
piente, itieb er einen leiien Ansiruf aus.
@irfli6 la6erli6! alS penr Elm junser
Wann fsinsn appetit baben piirfe. Oas
Mabl mar sprtrefai6, Elm rpabrer So6s
;eitsldmaus, wie INNER in Der proSin;.
Da baben sic meme 0ei1i6ts pom
Grsenssl Wi6ael unb letnem Ora1en.
Opd trinfen mir sinmal auf unlers Sc
Iunpbeit."
Cine ldSne @afe, bic 9anse anb
I1mude Sclpaten, bic 2aneiers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
9eutiGlana.

Gin Gprriponeent css Baltimore @mss
rican" ldreitt aus Deuti6lanc .Nun
sebt es beimwdrts. Infer Dampfer 1T
beIeBt. Aaein iiber sweibuneert 3wiidens
redspa6asiere baben iid Jpn anpertraut.
Meit Sefsrrei@er unp YreuBen. Sunse
2eute, Waphen unp Wdnner, Defenders
Yiels Suben swil@en sierssbn II. lisbssbn
Sabrsn. 8arum le nab amerifa auss
wanpsrn9 Dem 8riesspisnf entHisben
iie. Sic wdrpen ionlt balp eintretsn null
len. DEM wie friepli6 europa ideint,
10 alaubt man bod allsemein. ~belonperS
IN preuBen, pas perpe nibt LANCE wibs
ren Gifrisrr ais ie miro tort sepriat u.
aewaHnet. tlnp pdbrenp Der leBten paar
Wo6en lino bic Dampfer pes Nprrpeuta
l9en SlpYp wie anpsre pom Der Saneelss
marine rar9 3esiuunss'S eamts psrmel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05

70 bab eS mir manGmal re&t I9limm
9tns. Gtnmal babe id losar einen beis
lt9en Wtdael nit 5aut uuc 5aaren pers
;ebrt."
~Ginen beiIisen Miaasl9 rief i'd CT
ifaunt.
u@te i'd Sbnen Iase, unS ben ORA.
den pbenein. Sc 1T LANCE bsr, renn i'd
gable ieBt ieds3is SABRE !; ater id weis
bic @el6itte nod, tpie peun iis seitern
paIirt mare.
Gs mar i'm Sabre 1918 i'd bate Fl,
men atpeimonatlihen urlaub bel meiner
Bamilie In Ter Ndbe BON &ouen suses
bradt uuo tpoute mad ellie snrlf, no
rnsin &esiment in @arniion lag. am
Mbenb Dor meiner Mtreiie CAB mein 0as
ter mir einen Brief an einen leiner
Greunee, MonIeur Wauprat In 8iIors,
nit benz er bic Champagne in SoIanp UNI
ter Yidesri semaat bate.
@i1crs 1T cine niscli9e fleine Start
i'm guresO Department befannt wesen ibs
rer Spinnereien uno 8ebereten 1000
Ginwobner.
Giienbabnen CAB es bamals nod niGt;
i'd fubr allo mit.cer Dilts ence mad 81
TARA ~~rs~ffEg.s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05
Stalien.

@ie Die 8rsibsit ees 81. @atsrs BON
Der italieniiden 8esisruns sel&ist miro,
setste li9 wieper einmal re6t csutlid, bel
Ger Seier pes 20. 2 ep:embers, res 0ersnts
taaes Der sepaltIamen SeleBuns Hpms.
Der papit wurpe 16pn Dor A llbr BON
ben Yetarpen. Bomten unp SbaHen
aus Dem S6laf sepedt. Die %pcrsanscne
Na6t tpbten %bstrunfene SuSurrlbanpen
rur6 Die msiltsn StraBsn Der Start ;
9erwdnl6unssn sessn ben paNt unp Die
prietsr pe9lelten nit un;lbtisen eieeern