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they not be allowed to roost together
promiscuously, the larger with the
smaller. as it is inevitable that the
larger ones will trample upon and
smother the smaller ones. Neither
should the different sizes be allowed
to eat together, because of the domi-
neering spirit of the larger birds.
AS soon as they are large enough to
get along without artificial heat put
them in large, wellventilated coops or
colony houses, and as cold weather
comes on you need not be very par
ticular about overcrowding, as a small
house, say 10, we'll ventilated will
accommodate seventy-five birds in
winter without danger of Overcrowd-
ing.
There is one very important item in
the care of brooder chicks which
should not be omitted from the con-
sideration, that of their budding or
"piling up" either under the hover or
in one corner of the brooder. This
seems somewhat difficult to prevent,
and yet it must be prevented or 1t
will be found a very prolific cause OF
death among the little fellows. One
remedy is to keep the temperature just
right, so that they will be warm
enough without crowding together
This requires close watching and is
very difficult to do, especially when
the weather is changeable, and right
here comes in the necessity of a self
regulating heat device for the brooder
as well as for the incubator, as 1T is
very necessary that the heat be regu-
lated by some means so as to secure
a uniform temperature.
Another remedy for budding is to
place fewer birds together. Fifty
chicks are enough for one colony while
they are quite small, say for the first
ten days. After this until they have
passed the danger line" there should
be fewer, as our experience is that
the critical period in the life OF
chick is from the time they are week
or ten days old until about the fourth
week.
These and other obstacles have to
be met and overcome by the poultry
raiser, and the novice will find, as the
experienced poultryman has already
found that as in every other business
there is mo excellence without great
labor" so also in the poultry business
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Saving the Chicks.
(By T. S. Rosenberg


and whenever a method shall have
been discovered by which the rearing
of little chicks by artificial means can
be successfully accomplished the
problem of successful poultry raising"
will have been in a great measure
solved. The best we can do under
existing conditions is to be guided by
our own experience and observations
as supplemented by the experience
and observation of others, being care
full to adopt only such suggestions to
which can be made an application OF
common sense.
OF course it is very necessary to-
begin right In other words, see to it
that the breeding stock is sound and
healthy Then select such eggs as
will hatch strong, vigorous chicks;
not large eggs. nor small eggs, but
medium sized, we'll shaped eggs; and
if Matched in incubators be careful
to look we'll to all the details of sue
cessful cubation--temperature, moist
ure, cooling the eggs and proper
ventilation in order that the chicks
may be properly hatched-for chick
that is weakly Matched rarely lives
for any length of time.
Now comes the brooding: and
whether by breeders, whether outdoors
or indoors or with hens, this is the
delicate part of the business.
If with outdoor breeders, it is OF
first importance to secure a proper
temperature Say 100 degrees for the
first day or two; then gradually lower
ing it without chilling the little birds.
If curtained hOvers are used great
care will have to be used to prevent
vermin as the curtains furnish an eX-
cellent hiding and breeding place for
mites, and when once infested with
them it is very difficult to get rid OF
them. If something could be devised
that would take the place OF these
curtained hOVerS SO as to retain the
essential feature-a warm nest for
the chicks-and at the same time dis
penSe with the nest for Vermin, 1t
would be a great convenience and con-
tribute largely to the success of the
business.
In fact we have become so thor
oughly disguised at times with these
hovers that we are seriously thinking
of dispensing with them altogether,
depending on the general temperature
of the brooder to furnish sufficient
warmth.
Then as to the size of brooder. We
are convinced that small ones say
three feet square or even less, are to
be preferred to larger ones for the
reason that our experience has taught
us that only a small number of chicks
can be successfully raised in any
brOoder, and inasmuch as threefoot
brooder will accommodate fifty chicks,
and fifty chicks are as many as should
be placed in even a fOur-foot brooder,
it follows that the smaller one is the
more economical on account OF cost
of manufacture and also of heating.
We find, also, that with indoor
brooders the same principle applies,
with the additional necessity or pro-
viding some means by which the
chicks can get out on the ground.
Our experience is that they will do
reasonably well indoors until they
are about a week old, when it be-
comes absolutely necessary to provide
them a place outdoors in order that
they may have more range and there
fore more exercise.
1t is also necessary that the chicks
chould ha kent in separate wards, all
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purchase what they need, to buy what
it pleases them to eat. In consequence
The Republic knows that fresher,
finer class of goods would bring a
finer, better price, thus giving the ven
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p O u 1T r. Y
II. l.. BLANCHARD

Communications for this department are
solicited. Personal experiences detailed and
questions prove of great beneht. Write to
H. L. Blanchard at Hadlock. Wash. or
direct to The Ranch, Seattle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
gci funnbcn Shiutcrn

Der Tferoe Ioa man feline Wittel an,
penoen, nelfe ba5u beitrageu fonn.
ten, Die Gnt5iinbune 5u erboben.
8iible Ibpoihungen Omit @aiier,
Dem etpas CARROLL beieefiist lpuroe)
Dirfen icbr linbernb. 9amit Die
@lnoe beifen fam. muB bas
ShneiBfiiien an Der Stefe, no es
auf Der Wunoe orfliegt, ausgeifnit-
ten unb nod innen pernGbt merben.
Sat elm Yferb einmol plinoe Sdul-
tern eebabt, 10 brefen oieie leiht
mieber bon Heuem auf; man m,,B
oebbalb Dem Hferoe cine beionoere
Gilese aufommen laiien. gor Dem
Inihirren iinb Die aunmete az rel.
nigen unb Die Sfi,ltern NIT elmer
ihnof)en @iiigloiung ob5upoiden.
@dbreno Der Irbeit bebt man bin
uno mieoer Dos al,mmet etpas in
Die Sobe, bamit Der Gruf unterbrc.
hen miro. Shlehtpolienbe Sum.
mete utb nernafl1iiigte Sautpflege
limb Die Soupturiaden BON plinoen
Shultern.
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GtmaS ii6cr @iebsudjt.

Ser Shreiber, friih nod Winne.
lota gefommen, iieht bier Manfes,
mas Die 9eute, melhe INNER ooer
menigitens lange bier mobnen, nift
beo6ten. Iuf oerifieoenen fleinen
Geiien lob er bas 2ano uno oas mei-
benoe Gieb. @ras, berrlihes @ras
lit genug bn, aber Dem 9roie itno
ieiner SiiQe entiprifyt peber Die
3abl Deg @iebes nod iein Iusieben.
GoS 9eidonigen fam nid)t belfen,
ipern etpas gebGiert Deroen ioq,
Damn muB man crit leben, no es
feblt.
@nnj i'm 8egeniob sur 8iehauht,
Die nod Der gtatur Oes 2anoes Die
SoltptiaGe iein iolte, lit Der @ei5en.
utO 8etreibebau Die Sauptiod)e.
@ie err betrieben miro, 10 fonn es
nift iebr lan9e geben, ifon iest 5ei'
gen piele @ei5enieloer ibre gr.
idopfung. Gas lit nun beilaufig in
ben gart6en Ser. Staaten 10. afer-
bouminiiter @ilion bat oarouf aiif.
merfiam gentoft, onB Der Gurf-
itnittsertrng oes @ei5enlanoes in
Den Ser. Stoaten beoeuteno berrn.
tereegongen iei unO nod peiter
beruntergebe, 10 DAB balb faum
@ei5en genlig fiir Den Serbraut i'm
2anoe ge5ogen peroen Ditroe. De-
brod)t miro idon piel. Iber 0iingen
Der rieiigen SlGfen, pie oas notbig
mGre, lit uinfah unmOglih. Gas
@eiSenlonb elm Sabr fir @eioe lie
gen loiien urto Damn mieoer nit @ei.
gen beiteQen, tblit es aiif) nift, man
iiebt bus Teiultat ia, ipenn mon
auf's Sano fommt. Sfafe miiroen
mirflamer oiingen, beionoers lpcnn
Tie Ibenos Suiammengetrie6en nno
in einen Sier6 eingeihlolien mir.
Den. Sb Die Sdaf5udt iid lobnen
piirbe? 9ieielbe Srage NIT negi'
renoer gntwort perbinoert Die Ser.
aroberung Der Sieb5uft. Der
@rltno lit Der 6leiihtruit, Der Die
Sreiie fir lebenbes Sieb controairt
unb ii6 Der Sanbpirtblfaft oils
9leigeni6t gegen ollie Serbeiierun-
gen ~angeb6ngt bat. Surf, bas
Gleomargarin . @eiee lit ibm me-
nigItens tbeilmeiie elm Selo geiperrt
moroen, rrnb Die Butter. uno Sale
iobriten baben IN lester 3eit einen
tiiftigen IufIfDun9 genommen.'
@urrm fonnen nun Die Sarmer ben
Sruit nitt arh auf ieinem eigenen
9ebiet, Dem Sleiifmarft, an9reifen?
8enn lie es wolen. fonnen lie eS
uno Damn lit er perloren. .,aJ.sa4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
" y
gieliasenS.
Rertrent.

Gin Grofeiior bolt cine Sorleiune
Dor leeren 8dnfen. Eloslid, be-
merit er Dies, floppt iein Bud 3u
lnb rift: r0aB Hiemanb 3rt meiner
gorleiung bier lit, lit i6on beooner-
lid, aber bob mid and feiner meiuer
3llborer oarauf oufmerfium 7madt,
lit g~erabe5u emporenb!"
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Slntigcr ltrin

bel elmer Gltb miro perllriaf)t burd,
Nieren. pber 9laieniteine, uoer
6urd 9eihooigung Der 2enbenpnr.
item uno Nieren. alb burd) Nieren.
ent5iinoungen, ooer aud Ourd ben
@ebrauf barntreibeloer Wtittel.
Sritt Oieie Griheinung nid)t oerein'
self. ionbern IN elmer gan5en SeerOe
dut 10 fonnen @rGier, Die ouf iunl.
piigen @eiben ODER orf @alopeioen
seuodien liub. iGulb barun iein,
ferner bas Sauien aus irmpfiaem
@aiier. @eiter baS Sreiien Der
iungen 9noipen bon Grlen, @ihen,
9ud)en uno anOeren Y~ilan5en, Damn
Suffer, melhes nit Snieften ODER
Yil5en behnitet lit. Del nabfaltem
@etter tritt bieie Grifeining bari.
fig aui. Man bat bier 81 itnteri6ei.
Den, Oh eS eigentlihe Slutungen
iinb, III neldem Safe Der llrin rel.
mes 9lut entmeber in iliiili9cm ODER
geronnenem 3uitanbe entb1lt, uno
Den mirflihen S%lutbarnen, in mel.
d)erl Salle oaS Siut IN 8eitalt flei.
ner 8eriniel beigcmiidt lit. Ser
Sarn lit Damn gleidmaBig rotblid
bis brarmrotb, uno benin Steben
lheioct lid Elm rotbbruumcr 9oben.
ias aus. - @onbelt es lid olio nm
cigentli6e Slutungen. 10 miB man
GisumiGl0ge oui Die Nierengeseno
maden Dem Waiier iest man etmaS
SoljiGure bin5u. 9eim @~lutbarnen
aeniigt es ihon. penn man Die llr.
iohen, Die baSielbe berporruien. ab.
lteat, alio Der Stub mr. geiunoes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
battlifbes

Suffer unb ifleimiges @etrGnf gibt.
Gem Srinfnaiier iest mar aud et-
mas SalSidi,re 5u, ODER man fam
audi etlpas giienpitriol 5uieser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Ter Wcrtb bes giemenboniss fir
Sinocr.

Son Or. gobm, profit. slr5t in
Sfmeinfurt, oeiien SpeSialfah
baupti16lih ainoerfronfbeiten iinb,
miro iiber ben 8ertb bes reinen Sie.
n~enbonigS fiir ainber geifrieben:
ainber, welfe ihneu padien uno in
folge beiien ifna6 uno fr1nflih
ausieben, baben sumeiit srobes Ser.
langen nod Siibiefeiten. Gieier
Srieb berubt auf benz gebiirfniB,
Dem aorper Stoife susufibren, mel.
DIE raid unb unmittelbar ms glut
gelangen unb 10 oen incluiipen Sc.
benspro5eB oermitteln. Sierber &c.
bort porSiiglit Der 3uderitoif, mel.
der i'm &orper io5uiagen oils Sei5.
itoff 8erpenouns finoet. Nun bic.
tet uns aber Die Matur einen reinen
Subitoff. Der burd ieinen hoben @e-
bait an S~rauben5uder unb ourh fait
gduslihen Waneel an Stifitoff am
leidtelttn ms Ylut iibersefubrt
miro = ben 9onis. Wan sebe oeB.
bdib ben &in0ern ausgiebtg Sontg
lrno 10 oft OILS moslih. 9eionoers
empfieblt iid gum Sriibitiid parme,
nit Sonig periuBte Wild nit gutem
Sausbrot. 9as lit oas geiiinoeite,
ihmafbafteIte unb peroaulidite
Sriibitiid; beionoers i'm @inter
fam nifts mrbr gum @eoeiben Der
ainber beitrasen, als iolte Nod,
rilte. @dbreno Wilb uno frditi.
ses Srot Die aino gut nGbrt,
ernarmt Der Sonig ben &orper uno
itdrft Die altbmunes-S rgane. Die
aniidt. oaB Sonis unperoaulih lei,
unb lin Wagen lieeen bleibe", pie
piele slauben, lit elm Sorurtbeil; er
lit MIR, bann unperoaulih. menn or
obne Serbinbuns nit itifitoifbolti.
gen HGbrmitteln In sroberen Nten-
gen genommen miro. gber giiteS
Sausbrot. nit Sonig beitriten,
frommt Den ainbern mebr, als gonse
Sdafteln ainoer.9 biscuits, Grtrafte
un0 anbere &%ilnitprobufte.
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spab nlnb aud iein.
Die fInf Sinne.

Serr Nuoelmaier Gin Wiinhen
beim Sriibihoppen ieine 3eit,,ng
leleno): pauslteQung bes Goloilul.
8emaloes ySie flint Sinne BON
Nofart". Dos mt / mir bolt a
mol onihourt, bin / bod neugierig
Die Der Wann Den Curt" genalt
bat.
f+f
gieliasenb.
Sn 'einer mittelbeutifen Stobt BE.
finbet iid ein ganfseifGft nit Sipei
3ng6ngen, einem bon Der Strabe
unb einem 5tpeiten BON Der Bronze
naoe ourf Den 8orten. Sieier 3u'
gang mar niht offi5ieQ. Gin Shilo
on Der Sbiire beiagte pielmebr:
y&ein 0urheans." als bns Shilb
nidt beuttet tpurbe, lieB Die 9dnf
elm 5peites, eroBeres anbrirteeni nit
folgenber Sni6rift: Gas Gurt.
geben lit nurl Den Witglieoern Der
Sireftion ~geltattet!"
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iein Ser, Dpeibt 9u ober, mann oas
Bier auf Der gun5en @elt am beiten
geweien iein muB2"
DReit". ontmcrtet ser Iierter.
$50 mill i'd es Gir iogcn", ipot.
telt lem Serr, IAN Dem Gage, NO Gu
anfr Die 8elt 9efommen Bit, benn
oa bot Die gun5e @elt an Iifen
friegt!"
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@ohlbeSadlte @csweinms.

Srember: n@is -tomme i6 bon
bier am ihneaiten naG f,-Sori?"
ginbeimiider: as fiibren 5pei
8eee nod bort. Ger linfs ab lit Der
laneere iino Der refts ab lit Der fir.
5ere. Sd ratbe Sbner, Den IGnge.
rem 8eg 81. seben, auf bieiem nam.
lid fommen Sic idueIlcr gum Siel."
Sremoer: rNanu, pie 10 oenn?"
@inbeimiider: r@eil ouf Dem
fiir5eren @ege 10 iebr piel @irtb.
ihaften liegen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

Srember gum Wirtb in einer,
8auerntbeateroorfe): rSn Dem beu'
tisen Stiide tnmmt bod auh Elm feiner
Baron por2 Wer tpirb Sen fpielen,
baht Sbr benn fir Sic Rolle Semanz
ben2"-8 q uEe T: 30. freili4!..
Den fpielt Der. MaHerersS eppi bort,
Der mar a. Sabr IN Der @efibena &ell.
ner -. unb tpesen 4aroniptelen mar
Ct aa' i2on a. mol einaeiperrt!A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

rSerr profefor, bier itelle ih Sbnen
meine 2aura bor."-,@ebr erfreut,
Srdulein, bite, ieBr. sic ii9!~
Sd)lucrlid) an~sSubaltcn.
llnteroiiiSier: r@arum baben Sic
ge5udt?"
SolOot: .GS ioB mir cine Siege
auf Der 9taie."
llnteroiii5ier: .Iomnermctter nod
einmal! @enn .itilgeitanoen" com.
mailoirt lit. baben Sic rubig Sl
bulten uno penn Shnan cine Seeroe
Glepbanten auf Der Nole iiteit
l%olltel"
@erocrblidDcs Slid.
Santoiiclbelb: r9efanntlid bate
i'd, ieiner 3eit Ons llneliid. einen
Sotterie Sonptgeminn 81 MAIDEN"
Gas hernit tn Elm llneliid?"
Gnntoiieihelb: ga. Dem ooburf
murbe eS mir moglid, meihe 6ral
Su beirathen."
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Ginfadlc Grf[1rnnn.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (oie e6en aus
Dem Beniionat gefommen iiD silm
Sirten: ygtun, alter Sreunb. mie piel
otter Nilf gibt benn Die i6one
DeiBe 9iib bort td9lif2"
n8ar feline, 6r1ldein."
g@as gar feline, parum benn
nift?"
.8eil es elm Sdie lit, SrGulein."
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Nrphnna.

Ieltlide @eidGfts.S nbaberin Gu
ibrem ilingen 8aiiirer): nSas Jog
id Sbnen, Serr Weier, entoefe id
nod einmal einen 5eblbetrag in Der
aaiie. Damn miiIier Sic mid bel
rafDen! .... ssIySr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

Serbaselte Sbitbdume mrlB
man Ourd Giinsung ga einem frGfti.
gen Iustrieh peranlaiien; bierjit
itift man I'M llmfreile Der Icite SO.
der aus DEM 9oben. in melbe man
Sbomasihlafe unb Saint uno bier.
aui etpas Saube aiebt.
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8enm @mfbliibcm bcim @ic6 eintritt

miro oemieIben MIR Su oft ole mog.
lifen Gtoffe eingegeben, Die bdufig
cher cine ifGolife oils cine giinitige
@irfung baben. Gin Sormer
idlreibt: Sd rettete cine Stub inbem
it'd lie in iolsenoer @eiie ouf.
5Gumte; SD orebte aus Seli einen
Strang, Der bid itnb lang senug
mar, baB, lpemn Die Sub elnen 5beil
oapon i'm Walll bate, er iiber benz
aopf SuiammengebunOen peroen
fonnte. Ser @ieoerf1uer miro 10
lange auf benz Strane berumfalien,
bis err bas Maul mieOer iflieBen
fam ,urib Inn Die 9llb sum aauer
5u peranlaiien, mas Die Seroalung
bef0roert. brebt man ben Seu-
Strang INNER mieoer etwns meitcr
berilm. gs lit oieB Elm biaiges mno
iebenfa1S barmloies @ittel.
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Sn @icn.

Gin Siener iragte chit ieinen
Serru, Oh er bcnn audi ipiiic. mann
in @ien oas Bier am beiten gerpeien
mdre? "a iener cs perneinte,
meinte Der misise 9uride: .9fnn.
oamJs halt. mie Der StepbnnS.
tburm ein'n .Spie" friegt bat"
,@ut!" crmioerte ibm ldlagiertia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Gparfarn.

1Ias sebt SIR benn gurcm from.
fen damn ba fir cine greulife Mte.
oi5in elm, Suberbduerin?"
guuerin: so, miiien's. bic Is nod
iibrig bon unierm frarfen S6int.
NELL"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Ncuanseidaffte Siibner einsnst
ip0hncu,

lit niht ihrper. menn Die Sbiere bon
einem nabe wobnenoen Siihter &c.
fauit porben iino. Won brinst Die
Siibner eimfah in ben Stoq uno be-
bonoelt lie ebenio pie Der friibere
Yileser. Inoers lit es, penn Die
Sbiere cine peite &eiie eematt ia.
ben. 8enau pie mir Menifen limo
and Die Siibner bon elmer langen
9oit. unb giienbabniobrt ange.
itrenst uno miibe. Sungrig unO
ouritis eelangen lie in Die Sdnbe oes
neuen geiisers. benn, menn aud,
reidfth Sutter iir Die Gciie mitge.
gcben muroe. 10 miirben Die Sbiere
bof ourh Die llnriibe pom SreiIcn
abgebalten. I'm &eroauunesitorum.
gen 81 perbiiten. miB mar bel Der
Tarbietung bes Suffers 5li hoItiees
Sreiien perbinoern mnh nid)t aorner,
%flitter, ionoern @eihfutter in meb.
reren fleinen Yortionen reiden.
Iuh @riiniutter lit ipegen ieiner
leihten Serbaulidfeit anSuratben.
60 geht Die SGttisung Der Siibner
aQm1hlid Dor lid, ole Sbiere erbo.
len iih balb. nno menn lie nid,t ihon
arantbeiten mitgebraft baben, 10
werbeu tic balo i'm Sole mlnter UNI.
%bermanoern.
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@emieelih.

&auber (ai, einem Sahien): .9as
8elo ober bas 9eben!~
rSdren Sic mal, mein 8uteIter,
ba fam ih Sbnen nur's 9Gben "a.
ben, Dos @elo babe tG Sic nGmlif
.ifon miiiien einem Sbrer !Serren
GoQegen adben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
2c6rer unS ShIler.

nWit @eonlo erreift moi, ,tets
iein 3iel", ipra6 elm 2ebrer su
einem am Sernen ber5tpeifelnben
Sunger. nGas glalibe ih nidt",
iagte berielbe miirriid. rSesen
Sic 'mal cine Senne oilf elm BorSel.
lanei, % fam Tie lange briiten."
go
Srnffebler.
Ser &ebner mar ii6rieens nur
i6tper 5i periteben, ba err Die merf.
miiroiee 8emobnbeit bot, beim
Spreden Die 9ne"ute CUR Sdlite 5u
beriGlufen." Yius,1.
SIM Saale ser Seilsarmee bGlt
moreen uilier 9entnant, Srau Sci.
ieniabrifant WiiQer. Sortraa fiber
oos Sbema: Sic llniterbliffeit Der
See.f"e." Haf Dem Sortraa M,t.
merbuns neiier Solooten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
ltnansencbme Sdlnkfolsermng.

Sros: sd iase SbnenJ meine
Sohter eeben ob ipie rparme Sem.
meln."
Softorin: n0arlim lieeen iie olf
Den S6piegeriobnen 10 ihmer i'm
Wngen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Srnffebler.
Gin trasiidjcr ltmitano.

r@as iaeen Sic, Der, Yroieiior
Meier ioq beim Sbeaterbrano rmaes
fommal iein2"
rSa, leiber. gr bat ben Notb.
nltsgang nidt erfannt uno nift be.
niist, neil er naf Der alten Srtbo.
graphic nit ~" augel6rieben mar"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
geim 3abmar5t.

gcim 3abnar5t.
SabnarSt: rSie brau6en ben
Wuno nift nod weiter 81 offnen, es
eeniigt ooafommen!"
Bauer: rs bob bait oenft. Dob Sic
NIT Der Sarge rein miiaBten."
3abnar5t: .Wfit Der 3ange idbon..
aber i] ielblt neroe auben blciben!"
49,
Gin 0emiitb.
o8ie, Sbre Sfmiegermutter
itiirSte ii% Sllm 6eniter binaus. unS
Sic unternobnen nihts 5u ibrer Het.
tung?"
n@cpiB. i6 elite ioiort binuntcr.
Inn lie ollfSnfansen, nber lie mar be.
reits lnnten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Srnffebler.

9itr6 Site brdd)te er feline Sroii
gum Rofgeben. - Sn einem Me-
ooiaon trua lie Die ifpdr5en go.
den ibres @eliebten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
ucbertrnmsft

griter Bauer: nMein -@etreioe
itebt bieies Sabr mieoer iebr miie-
rabel, faum cine Snno boh."
3meiter Bauer: 9as iii nod gar
nifts, bel mir miiHen Die Sperlinge
fifteen, tpenil Tie freHen pclen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Bonn Sanerntbeatcr.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-21
PATIENT PHILADELPHIA.

I T HAS LONG BEEN well known
fact that the people Of Philadelphia
are patient and Iongsuffering Year
after year they return the Republican
gangsters to control them. Year after
year they see their public treasury
looted, their credit impaired, their
franchises and privileges heaped upon
a favored clique that makes no pre-
lenses Of payment therefor. But when
pany begins killing PhiIadelphians IT
would seem that the time for the peo-
pie to arise had come.
This is the charge that is practically
made against the corporation by the
North American. 1t points to the fact
that during the week preceding the day
on which it's charge was made there
We're 6t2 deaths i'm Philadelphia Of the
total 221. or more than one-third. were
caused by pneumonia and kindred dis
eases. "Physicians all over the city. -
says the North American. have de-
hberately expressed the opinion that
pneumonia, bronchitis, congestion of
the lungs aud incipient consumption
are caused by the outrageous condi-
tions which mark the service of the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit company"
The cars OF the corporation are dirty
and poorly ventilated, and they are so
cold that every time a patron rides in
one he risks catching a cold that may
develop into pneumonia. The wonder
or ii all is that the people of PhiladeI-
phia submit to such outrages. We are
inclined TO believe that they don't de-
serve anything better. If they would
rise in their might and throw their
rascals out OF Office they might be en-
titled to sympathy. AS the third city
in the union Philadelphia should set a
better example