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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

DUssY often asked, "what is the
 sea like?"
 First he asked papa. Then he asked mamma, and then big brother, and then big sister, and when visit ors came to see the family, every one ffon from curious Pussy Please what is the sea lkeg" But none could tell him. x,...
 Captain Angora at last gave Pussy the next thing to a satisfactory ~n-
 .See here, Pussy, l don't know any more than anybody else by actual ex- perience what the sea IS hks, aus pus this is what I'll do: Next time coihs Til bring the sea to. you, .A..
 'sYou wilIl Oh. do tell me when and how" cried Pussy. now on p. ZIP foe win excitement and anticipation
 Never mind howl but 1t will be
 The Following Monday. sure enough.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

friend will ejaeulate, "how do you ex- plain that2 Is the cork bewitehedr'
 The explanation Is simple enough. course, you understand. We'll, when you blow your breath hard against the cork, you cause a sudden compression or the air that Is inside the bottle, and when you cease your blowing, this compressed air immediately expands to It's former volume. thus pushing the cork back in its original place in the neck of the bot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

~ GERTRUDE is a very bright young
 girl. But, better than that, she ' is a very sweet girl, and her It, 0 tie sisters, Madge and Katharine and baby Elizabeth, love Ter dearly:
 Almost every day, when they are tlreq of playing, they rush to Gertrude ana beg her, please, to read them story.
 So Gertrude takes Andersen's Fairy Tales or Swiss Family Robinson or some other lovely story book and they run out to the garden and sit under the trees. - .A A.. And Gertrude reads so well that tt as just delightful to listen to her.
 Now, let's see how well you little boys and girls can color this picture Of Ger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
nWalking-stiek Insect. :"

Sr HE ..walking-stiek inse-t'' of Rra-
 zil ia cne which has attracted a 4 good deal of notice amongst stu dents of natural history. his huge insect can scarcely be called freak, since if is a specles of which thousands may be found in certain parts of Bra 1t is very difficult to obtain. however, because it so nearly resembles the twig easily pass hundreds of them and never know 1t. It is about eighteen inches long
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
can You Boys Answerp

Harry and oscar were caught in a pear tree on which there were thirty three pears. The owner of the orchard gave Harry forty-two blows with a switch, and then turned on Oscar and gave him twenty-seven. How many more blows than pearsG How many more blows did Harry receive than Os- car? If each boy had eaten his till, how many nears would have been leftR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
What Famous Poete

The name of fs fsmSIisI Glowing SiH PPSszle PSsS t Can you find the answer l., My first is in John but not in Fred; My second is in George but not in My third is in Harry but not in Don. My fourth is in James but not in My nfth is in Jacob but not in Gill; bert. . ... Conrad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

How was This Garden Dividedp
 A man rented his house to five fami- lies. who occupied different floors, and having a garden attached to the house, he was desirous of dividing 1t equally among them.
 The garden had ten trees in it, and he wanted to divide these, also, equally
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

300 tribes of Holland rats. including the pink-eyed rats. the gray-striped rats and the Norway rats, and burrow through the dike and let the greedy sea in on you"
 The old fellows single eye blazed, and his tail shook warning.
 Hans trembled.
 "IsiI do it." he said. Then from all sides came a shriil squeak of applause.
 "Then I'll bid you good-day, Hans Snuff; but mind. If you ever spend the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
How About This BulIP

A bull has forty rods to travel to reach a tramp. and the tramp has thir- ty-two rods to travel to reach the fence. If the bull travels one-fourth faster ter come to getting the grand hoist?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
Arithmetic in Jest.

In going along the street dog is. traveling at the rate of six miles an hour That Smith boy throws a stone at him. which speeds, at the rate of thirteen miles an hour. How long be- fore the stone oVertakes the dog, and before justice overtakes the boy2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

the king might fulfil his promise to grind out gold coins every day at F.. So he released the old king, who limped slowly to the nearest hole and out or
 Hans snuff now rides to church in a gorgeous coach and owns a yellow pipe far better than the one left him by his grandfather.
 So, what do you think, boys and giris7 Did he owe his prosperity 10 the King of RatsY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
Can You Figure ThisP

James has a large hunk of ginger bread and Joseph has none. In going a distance of twenty feet things are re- bread and James all the surprise. How many feet would Joseph have to travel to get all the gingerbread in the bakery2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

The -O ope to receive me- The ---- ---(z1 cries to me Comet The Columhine has some all ready On hearing { h c sound of my hum.
 TAI o st I waa c a ug ht by a robin,
 Friend ----(3l pro- tected me well. For just as he dip- ped to secure nae,
 s h c whispered. Creep into my
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
ChiIdren's Cunning
 Sayings

-ABY MEG was supposed to be say ing her piece of poetry to her D aIdttie drops of water. httie grains of sand. make-- sne Is ns ehs Kitten. SO at last father said: .. Come, come. Meg. what do thes maker ,..a ,,,,,t., Mud pies" said Meg, wno hao euiso forgotterl me rest of the verse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
Can You TeIlP

shed along with half a dozen Joints of stovepipe, worth 25 cents each What was the difference between the worth of the goat and the value of the pipe eaten?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

Little Harold's mother looked very se- aI shall have to tell your father what A naughty boy you've been today ,o,, s'Oh, mother" said Haroids Sah "" keep Q secret better thah thaes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
Double Beheadings and curtailings.

See if you can find what words are referred to in the following:
 Example: Doubly beheaded (al--) and doubly curtailed (--gh) notv withstandinG (althoughl becomes a second person pronoun (thou).
 Doubly beheaded and doubly cur tailed. abashed becomes cured pork: a close-fitting knit outer wrap be- comes to consume food a vessel used to decant liquors becomes whining pretension; to prepare becomes did run; hurried view becomes a little demon; commented becomes a German coin; to decide becomes the sun; ex- ulted becomes the singular of a cer- cal; very ignorant becomes the oppo- site of day. one who dWells in a place becomes one of the surfaces of any solid surface; mourned becomes to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
Double Acrostic.
n..hlo pernendicular.

x,1.,.o do,vn the following hve-Ietter VII Write ,n oowe \ column. The frst column of letters and the fourth " VII ths gUe 1gted ged she name of w,s PFs5ra'hil Sora in A August: s Ss Full of bushes' ssSs A composition.
 Saltpetre.
 . . mans name.
 sssss An antlered animal A mass of geld s..,,. sssss Name applied to tenlaIe goat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

STTHE players git down in a circle or
 in two opposite roWs. The fifss player begins by saEtpg; Ihsl ministers cat IS an ambitious cat. and SO on until all have named an ad- 1ective beginning with "A.r When you use the two adJectiycs given above, but require them to think up adJectivos of their own.
 must begin with "R, |" the next with 'C, and so on until the entire alphabet has been gone through. To vary the game other expressions may be employed like "Tha doctoT'G dog.a etc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

Now back to the hive must hastens Her Majesty's waiting, you knoNs To breakfast upon my rresn nonS@s
 So n youu excuse me " eo' xe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

cry; more important becomes to con- sume food; precisely becomes a deed; undertaken or tried becomes to test; more manifest becomes Q facial feat ure; dressed becomes a kind of fish
 Double Acrostic. Can you make out the following double acrostic2
 The initials spell kind of hreworksi the finals spell a miniature implement of war All of the words In the list are six-letter words except tne seeohu' which is an eight-letter word A fault peculiar to some sssssSsS An animal native to Aus
 tralia. Annually. . . Pertaining to the coun-
 try. r,,.-
 sia.
 . A small cat. .,-....-,. . ss A town in soutnWesteF"
 Texas. z h. h,-- A chemical used h sur
 ing skins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
AMspers to Last WeekS
 PnSzLeS and Problems
Arithmetic Puzzle.

Arithmetic Puzzle. The figure is 6 making the problem read as follows: Sg
 ns
 2S4
 Riddles. 1. Because they make a noise when ever they are told (tolled). 9. The one sells watches. the other 8. One makes acorrs. the other makes corns ache. s.,-...- 4. Miss Ouri and Mrs Sippt. 5. Into his 10th year. 6. Bear (bare) skin. 2. It shoots from the eye. 8. He possesses good constitution. 10. It makes him yell "ohr (ye1- low).
 Curtailings. 1. Carl-caF. 5. Boar-boa. z Earl-ear. {. Forth-fort.
 Logic Puzzle. l. An acrobat is a tumbler; a tum- vessel Ttsa II is $ s ship. Therefore. aa aero D2t 5! Thaddeas 1S a dsi of Warsaw was a Pole; TheeGefOre. Thadde1s of Of Warsaw aSlv was was 1eh feet and giant
 Beheadings. 1. Whale -hale-ale. 2. Krout-rout-out
 Who Can Read Thisp I understand that you undertake to overtuTn all my undertakings.
 Hidden States. 1. Indiana. 4. Montana g. Mississippi. 5. Idaho. 3. Utah. 6. Colorado.
 Enigma. America
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

w,nifred was being dressed. and her mother sent her upstairs TOT the put fon-hook When she came down aBala she was carrying the shoehern n nsF heHdi Have you got the button-hookf" AsaSo .No." " repiied Winnie. But I ,.ur' I'd all over, and all I can find is the bnt- ton-hook for the heels, so I've proush' that instead"
 MT. Green. the new rector, had come to call on mother, and Jack, wno was there, watched with great interest as he 1p1p slppeod delicious e @ these little biscuits arei Really. l don't know how many i've eaten" remarked the clergyman. "a aPiease-I do," said Jack. promptly, ''You've eaten eight"
 "Do YOU think your mother would oel you to me?" said the visitor 70 pretty little eurly-headed Dick.
 DoI ..DonI't '1Ss you think have enough mohe .'it isn't that" said Dick. very polite iv.rs'but. you see, there are Tour ot ", and I don't think mother would hAs " break the set"
 Sarah had never been into the country % sn early run round the. meadows. Where the dew was sparkling on the S5f. aoh. it's T. oh hottern I thought r was!" .-, -..,, .,,,,,, so9"
 ''Cos the. grass IS all eoVs'sN perspirationg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

The figure is 6 making the problem read as follows: SG
 Ile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

between the five families.
 How did he do 1t?
 Draw lines on this picture to show your solution of the puzzle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02
CurtniIinp
Logic Puzzle.
behead1ngs. 1. Whale -hale-a ale. 2. Krout-rout-out
Who Can Read ThisP
Hidden States

I understand that you undertake to oyerturn all my undertakings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

PUSSY often asked What is the
 sea like?"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-02

winifred was being dressed. and her notfler sent her upstairs for the put ton-hook. When she came down aBala she was carrying the shoehoFn ID heF
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
Soma.

= Sci Der Sasb aif 8adteln
ipitrbe Der IN Der Ndbe bon Cafe
Gitp ipobnenbe Sarmer Sobu Sieb
bon elmer 8ilbfnbe angegriffen, bic
ibm brett an Die &eble iprang. Or
trus einen i6iperen lleberrod, unb
Der auein rettete linn. Or i6lang
feline Mrme Inn Die Bette unb
briidte iie NIT aIler araft an ii6. er
fonnte ail6 ni6ts anberes tbun. als
feitbalten, ba bas Sbier tpie ner5tpei>
felt fGmpfte. Or mar bier Neilen
bon ieinem Sauie entfernt, unD er
ii6 nit Dem an linn bGngens
BEN @ieb auf ben @eg. gr lief,
mas er laufen fonnte' uno bate beis
nabe Den 9ansen 8ea suriid9ele9t,
dig ibm sipei Sormer be9eeneten; Die
Die 8ilbfabe eri6oiien. Sizes mar
bas erite Ilal IN iener @eaenb. bab
elm Wenih bon elmer 8ilbfobe obne
iebe llria6e an9e9rifien nurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27

frei gepriift tperben. Ius benz
Serlaufe Der @ranbprobe mill man
Damn Hiidihliihe MAIDEN auf Die
9iinitige 3uInmmenieeung bon Sill
lung unb Sefblatt. Sd Der meni6>
lide Hau6er ME gang g~leifjadBie
rdlld)t, Die ein5elnen 3iiee pielmebr
oft itdrfcr, oft ifndd]er in fiirSeren
poer ldngeren 3niidenrdrmen err
folgen, 10 nniB Die Wtnidine CUR 30S
Jung Oieier Iuf9abe einipringen. Sic
9i9nrren iperben med)aniId gerau6t
unb 5ipar erfolgt in 3piibenrdumen
bon 80 Sefunben ie elm 3u9 bon
10 Sefunben 9auer, etmas reidli6
lang. Sic IoIhine lit gnn5 eins
fa6. Die 81 priifenben Gigarren per>
Den in cignrrenipibdbnlihe Iunb<
itiide 9eitedt. bon Dem Nunbltiid Der
Spibe fiibrt Damn cine Gpbrleitung
nod einem fiinitlihen Itbmungs@
Ipparat. Ser entipidelte 8aud
nirb babel bur6 b%elonbere 0lusges
idbe bur6eefiibrt. lam alip auf iein
Gusieben unb feline Ien9e, ai6
auf feline gei6affenbett 9es
priift tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
e1o.GaroIina.

- Gin So6n beutI6er gltern lit
Der nene @ouberneur Siibs Caro-
lina's, Iartin S. InIel. or tpurbe
AM ~. Se5ember 1850 in Charles
ton seboren. Sein @ater mar elm
@iirttemberser. Der emit aIs tednii6
e~ebiloeter Nann nod Imerifa fam
rnb ii4 in Ybilabelpbia NIT elmer
Seuti6en, Srieberife Bauer, berbeis
ratbete. 9as gbepaar iiebelte balb
naf gbarleiton unb ipdter in Die
i6pdbii6e golonie @albann iiber,
mo Der iunee Gniel feline erite S6ul>
biIbung erbielt. Spdter erlernte
er He6tsfuube unb tpllrbe mebrmals
in Der iiiDscarclinif6e S~taatsgeiebs
gebung gepdblt, mar Johann 5tpolf
Sabre in einem Der 8e5irfe Staatsz
anipalt. Gniel. Der fem neues Smt
i'm Sannar antritt. lit Elm gutter
Seuti6er, Ser beutihe Sprade MnS
beutihes 8eien bo6bdlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
Gin Slmtjabr.

0as Sabr 1908 pirb Ianse In
g%rinnerrn9 als elm glutinbr I'M
Seime bon 3. 81. Sadet aus alliance,
ab., blei6en; 8lut flob 10 rei6li6
aus ben 2ungen bes Srn. Sadet,
bab er benz Sobe nnbe i6ien. gr
f6reibt: nSefti9es @luten aus meis
men 2un9eu unb elm idredli6er 6u>
iten batten mid biz ON Die Sbiire
bes Sobes gebra6t. ais i6 begann
Sr. Sings Sem discovery fir
S6ninbiu6t 8u nebmen, nit Dem
eritaunliden HeIultnt, baB nadbem
id bier Slai6en bapon genommen.
i'd bplitGnbi9 pieoer bergeiteqt, unb
tpie Die 3ett Denies, bauernb furirt
ipar. @%arantirt fir tpunbe Guns
gen. fir Suiten unb @rtdltungen.
Sn Ser Gpotbete bon E. 8. &uete,
656 Nniu Strnbe. Sreis so Cts.
uno $1.00. Srobeflaihe frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
New YOrr.

= Ser befonnte rui'iShe Shrifte
teller Inrim @orti ifreibt felt ieis
ner Hiidfebr bon Sem 9orf nod
europa an einem @u6e iiber
Gmerifa; er tbut bies in Stnlien.
uno bon bort purben bereits Tro>
ben Der S6rift beriiber9efnbelt.
Wnn Ia9t i6m nod. er lei auf Neip
9orf bes6nb erbittert. neil bort Die
ruiiii6e Shnuipielerin, Die er nls
Srou mitbrahte. pdbrenb feline refts
mdbige Srou bon ibm oetrennt. nber
niht eeidieben lit. bielfn6 5uriidges
tpieien poroen iei. gr iel6it be-
trndhtet bieie in pirflid iitt1amen
&reilen iid bon ielbit beritebenoe
3uriidpeiinna als einen Iusbruf
ifuober merifaniiher Seudelei unb
S6einbeiliafeit. gl6er Der unge>
beure Ibitanb 5ipiIden rieiigem,
gierigem Heiht6um uno GROCER Irs
miltb in Nen 9orf mag aud an
unb fir iih nbitoSenb unb erbitternb
auf iein i6on ourd d6nliGe @eaens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
e6wei3.

Gin ialonlonii6er IiGtss
i6eint bas electromagnetic bon
8eibfelben i'm i6pei5eriiden Stanton
Sbureau nidt st leiten. Ser @ers
treter bes @eiebes bat es nGmli6
ferti99ebrd6t, einen breiiGhri9en
Suneen, Der ais einem 2aben einioe
Spielia6en entfpenbet bate, su BRET
unb einem balben Monat @efdngniB
su berurtbeilen. Sic SGpei3cr 3cis
tuneen aIer S6attieruneen ipred]en
ii6 eirmiitbig nit Der groBten Gnts
%riiitung 9egen bas 8or9e6en bieieS
Gidters aus, bas nur eeei9net lei,
bus Gnieben Der idnei5erii6en
&e6tspflege b~erab8ulesen. Ser
fleine Sunee, Der bon ieinen gltern
ms @eriht eebrn1t plirbe. ants
portete auf Die Srasen bes Mids
ters. bnB er an einem Spielipanrens
eeiddft borbei9esangen lei unb einige
bon ben an Der Sbiir bdneenper
Sahen miteenommen babe, I'M 5u
Sauie NIT ieinem S9peiterden 5u
ipielen. 3um gr0bten gritnunen
bes eansen @eri6tSbofes ipra6 Der
Hihter bas ltrtbeil mno perdnlobte
Die iofortige 1teberfiibrune bes &iu>
oes ms 0efdnenib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
SuinotS.

Sn BEN Nobinfon 8asfelbern
IN Sninois enttpeidt elm Strom Gas,
Der ausrei6enb mare, cine @robitabt
8as auf Sabre binaus an bere
iprgen. Gin Strom flint 3on I'M
enttpeift bort nit einem
iolfen @erdui6, Dob man glallbt.
tanb 5u fperben, tpenn man MIR
nabe fommt. @er Die Sanb iiber
ben enttpei1enben Strom balten
benz niirbe berielbe bas
Sleii1 bon ben &no6en reiben. Mns
elmer iolhen @eri1nenbnng
fnnn man MIR bebauern. bab Der
Stnnt nidt eingreifen min ober
fann. 8enn Tripat> gorporationen
nidt risfieren tpolen cine Hobren<
leitlin9 5u legen aus Insit, bab iid
Die @ei6i6te nidt be3ablt, ipeil bas
Gas natiirli6 jeben ausenblid ais>
eeben fam, bann ioate bod Der
Staat bies tbun fonnen. Isle biez
len 2euten ipiirbe babur6 elm bili>
ges Sei5s unb 2i6tmateriall limb
Der Strom entpeift unbenubt ltnb
Die Better ipdren frob, fpenn er MIR
aufbOren ipiirbe. bamit iie auf Del
bobren f0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
Sinriet Columbia.

= llnldn9it lit cine Ioihine 9es
rout morbeu, Die bds Gigarrenrauz
0eu. abgeieben bon Dem eriten Ins
5iHben, obne Weni6lt6es 3utbun
bclorgt. IS lit oamit oie Ioali6z
ieit gegeben. bab Neni6eu Die ben
Gigarrenrauh lie6cn. bns &allden
ober nidt pertragen f6nnen, Ii6
ieuen 0emIB perI6nffen. Sod lit
nus ui6t Der 3med Der nellen Grim
buu9. lie loQ bielme6r, tpie mir I'M
.Scientific Nmerican" leien, ems
itere Slufgaben erfiiqen. 0as gebt
ihou oaraus berbor, Dab Tie in elmer
&btbeilun9 Der Ser. Staaten Gilfs
iteIlun9 9efunoen bat. Sic ans
berl6iebenen. in ben Ser. Staaten
er3eugten Sabnfen ber9eiteGten Gis
sarren ioIlen ourd Die @aidine auf
bic Site ibres Sranoes einpanSs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27

Idbe in Der alien 8elt berbittertes
unb berbiiitertes @eriit9 getpirft ba>
ben. Sn bieier Stimmun9 i6reibt
er: rNetp 9orf lit Die Stnbt bes
gelben Sdmons, bes 8olbes. sic
lit Elm Mneen bon Stein utb giien,
Der Wiuionen bon M1enihen eini6luft
unb berbnitt unb einen enbloIen Sins
einitur5 Inberer 9efrdbig ertpartet.
0ieie u~nbeipeelih rlibigen 8eiidter
perrathen niht, bab lie Die Sflnben
bes 2ebens bieier unaebeuerlihen
Stobt iinb. Sn ibrer i6mer5enben
Slinobeit alnnben iie Serren hires
S6idfals 81 iein, iinb aber MIR Gins
iel in Der Sanb beS Siinhers, SGmz
mer in Der Sanb beg Sdmieos, 3ie>
gel in Der BEG ungeiebenen Iaurers.
Der elm gefpaltiges unb unbur1breds
Tides @efdngniB fir Tie erba,it.
3en Yorf's @olfenfraber iinb elm
8enets ieines So6mut6s, ieiner
Srutalitdt unb feines roben 8e<
idmdGs. Son @eitem lit Die Stabt
elm Iaitobonrafen nit idpar5en.
nnreaelmdBigen Sdbnen, Der @olten
@aufes gum 5immel emporbldit."
Gin duberit srenes Bib entpirft
9orfi audi bon BEN &irbern Der Ir>
mltb in Ietp gort: .9ieie ginees
fpanberten in Sem gorf idauen
brein. aIs bieIten lie i6r 2eben fir
berfeblt. nnb lire &inber Iinb tpie
@lumen, bic cine railbe Sanb aus
ben Senitern in ben Strabenihmrs
eeidleubert bat. ober ipie bas @ez
miiie auf Dem Glide zines @iel>
frabes; lire drmlifen aorper finb
bleih unb selb. ibr 9lut lit nit bers
sifteter 2uft seidttiet, lire Nerpen
iinb bur6 ben unnufborli6en, nners
trdslihen 3drm tonenber WetaIe
unb sliibenbe Sunfenihnuer 5~erriits
tet. Sn ben @betto Straben iiebt
mar &naben nnb Mdb1en. tpeI6e
bic @oiien nnb @bfaneimer mad bers
fallltem Semitic burhpiiblen unb
bieies eieris neri6linsen. 9as
Snnere Der Sduier itebt benz bers
tpeienber 2ei6eu eleid. limb in
bieie Reitboblen fliebt bas fleine
Golf, tpenn es ben BoliSiiten an Der
Gde ieinem @niippel fdpinsen unb
nit breiten Baden Snbaf fauen
iiebt." - Iber aud Die Stem gorfer
Irbeiter sefaIen benz peiiimiitiiden
ruiiiiden S1riftfteIler nidt; 70 iagt
er bon linen: .Oie 2eute Ierren orr
beiten aber niht Ieben. Mtit benz
Mubetase tpiiien iie nidts an5ufans
gen. sic ffeden an linn bic Sdnbe
in Die Saiden. MAIDEN burnme @e<
ii6ter, unb ftarren 2euten mad. bic
better eefleibet iinb. ober ben eneels
aleihen 9amen, bie in bornebmen
gauipasen boriiberfabren nm lire
berrIiden Soiletten %betpunbern 5u
laiien; insrimmig bereleiben Die
8affer bieie &leiber nit ibren eises
men unb nGbren ben Neib unb Sab,
ben bic elegnnten 0amen berbienen.
neil Tie Die Menee 10 pera6teu, bab
iie iie nidt einmal ieben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
GIorioa.

= Gin eroBes 6ffentlides @erf
Jon bonn Staate Sloriba unternoms
men tperben. Sn bieiem Staate
befinben ii1 befanntli1 alissebebnte
Siimpfe unb bic bortise Geieesebuns
bat jebt borbereitenbe .6hritte ge>
than, bieie ipeiten Sumpfitreden gu
e~ntipdiiern unb fru6tbaren 8oben
baraiis gu MAIDEN. @an min suz
nd6it einen 500 Meilen Iangen
&anal bur6 ben SumpfsS titrift
bauen, I'M bic itasnierenben Sc
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cine Mi0ion older umliesenben 2anz
bes setponnen fpirb, tpGbrenb Der
ihon ertpdbnte &anal niht penieer
aIs 100000 older 2anbes trpden
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nenen 2anbe iinb 5tpei Wiaionen
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men older bon SpnOifaten unb i%onitis
gen Bripatbeiitern geeisnet tperben.
Die Segtslatur bat Nun etn @eles
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Der Soften bes Mie5eniperfes eine Be-
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flint Gents fir jeben older aliss
i1reibt. Sic Observation-Disclosures
tpeisern iih aber bieie Steuer 81
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MAIDEN piirben. Inn ibren @ibers
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zines Smenbements our Stadtsbers
faiiuns n~otbpenbi9 iperben.
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