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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

George Keller, agent for the Ill
inois Central at Waverly, has confess
ed to robbing the station cash drawer
and feigning Inconsistencies, claim
ing to have been sandbagged by rob-
bers. He hid the money, which has
been recovered. Owing to the youth
of the offender and the fact that it
was his first offense, he was fined
only $40 and costs.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10
Stole Sl,500 From His Father.

James Hetherton of the Lawler
Waucoma section is wanted by the au-
thorities for stealing 81, 800 from his
father Thos. Hetherton, last Sunday.
The old man kept the money in a
trunk.
The robber is described as being 80
years old and hard drinker.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

Henry Diercks, prominent farmei
living six miles south of Mason City
was seriously injured Thursday morn
ing by being caught in the drive belt
to a threshing machine, crushing his
ribs and breaking an arm. The acct
dent may prove fatal He was soap
ing the belt when the accident &C.
Cured
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

Bees Laxative Honey and Tar the
original laxative cough syrup acts as u
cathartic on the bowels. 1t is made
from the tar gathered from the pine
trees OF our country, therefore is the
one for children. 1t is good for coughs,
colds, Group, whooping cough, etc.
Try our free offer. Sold by Brunt &
Parman
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

Hardin county, with a population
of p, $50, as per last census, had a
three days fair with ,939 paid adj
missions and total for gate receipts
of So, 1873. 45. The amphitheatre receipts
were S337.70, and there was a
good healthy sum besides for privil-
eyes and concessions.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

The latest effort to establish sa.
looms in Mason City has been denied
by Judge Smith, as the petition
lacked the necessary number of
names.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

The Grand Chapter o. E. S. of Iowa
will hold its twenty ninth session
in Mason City October "a and 25th.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

1t is stated that the Bickel Produce
Co. has made TIE following PROPOSE
ton to the citizens of Crecso: They
will build creamery plant costing
SO, 900 if the farmers in the vicinity
of Cresco will take $4,000 worth of
shares at $40 share, and the company
stand ready to support whatever else
is needed. 1t is move, of course, on
the part of the Bickel company to
attract the patronage of the farmers
about Cresco in their affairs, but it
is rightly contended that there is no
telling what course the company
would follow after they secured a
firm hold on the patronage. One
thing for certain, Waukon is receiving
but little benefit from the branch con-
Germ maintained here in return for
turning over the entire poultry bust.
ness of this section to them. Under
home rule the poultry and egg bust
ness used to furnish considerable en-
ployment to local help but the Bickel
Co. has succeeded in reducing their
employment here to one man, l.. b.
Olson, their manager. There will
be something doing soon for home ben
eft, from what is heard -Waukon
Democrat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

The Fayette County Sunday School
convention will be held at Waucoma
Oct. 1917.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

Candidate Porter the democratic
nominee for governor, speaks at Cresco
this afternoon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

August Napier, the eight year old
boy at Abba who shot a playmate in
a fit of passion a few months ago,
was convicted of murder last Friday.
He will be sentenced the same as a
man, as under the juvenile law muir
der is excepted. Napier is the young
est murderer ever convicted in Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

Are you troubled with piles? One
application of ManZan will give you
immepdiate relief. Sold by Brunt g.
Parman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

Pine salve cleanses wounds, is
highly antiseptic, unequaled for crack
ed hands. Good for cuts. Sold by
Brunt & Parman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

y dispatch from Manchester says
that Albert Lusk, a rural route car
rier living in that city, thinks he has
solved the problem of perpetual mo-
ton, that elusive will o. the wisI
that has sent many good man to the
padded CELL Mr.. Lusk has con =
structed an engine that works on the
plan of gravitation and the inventor
is enthusiastic over the results which
he has already obtained from his ex-
periments. Patents are now being Sc
cured on the machine and Lusk is
guarding his secret carefully until
he has obtained his papers protect
ing him from infringements.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

Little Gladys Fletcher of Waverly
met with distressingly painful acct
dent. After school, she, with some
other little girls, had gone to the
gymnasium in the high school build
ing TO exercise with the apparatus
there. She had been doing stunts on
a bar and was sitting still upon it
when one of the other girls spoke
quickly to her. She was startled and
fell to the cement tioor-the mating
for the floor had not been put in
place yet this fall. In falling she
thrust her hands downward and her
weight fell upon them, breaking both
arms just above the wrist. Both
bones of each arm were broken and
the larger bone of one arm was badly
shattered.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

j. j. Earle has in his possession
the first cannon ball fired at the Third
Iowa Infantry, at Monroe, Mo-, July
IL, 1861. The shot weighs about
nine pounds, and was picked up by
day. He sent it home. and after
wards presented it to the State His
torical Society at Des Moines. He
had it returned to him the first of
the week, and it will be on exhibit
tion at the coming reunions. -Fayette
Co. Union.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-10-10

names
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-25
And TEDDY-G when at the bat
Is a hitting. dodging Democrat:

And TEDDY-G when at the bat
Is hitting, lodging Democrat;
But when we change and I am he,
I'm Democrat and he's G.. O. Pr
eve re losing time,' said TEDDY-G;
II vote for children and they for me;
Goodbye Priscilla don It work too hard; /
Be sure and send an invitation card 49,
To Jack ~Bodine and his sister Nell -~.
In Vernon Street in Somerville.
We met Jack on ranch out West;
He gave us clothes and did his best
With the food he had to put up feast
And start us happy on our journey East"
Priscilla promised and off they walked
And as they went they played and talked
With boys and girls along the street,
And stopped policeman on his beat
And asked which way and the street to take
And the square to cross and the turn to make
TO go here or there or up or down
Without walking twice around the town.
They lost themselves in Scollay Square;
They didn IT know which way or where;
There were streets enough but which to take
To get around without mistake
Was more than they could figure out;
So they stopped right up to look about.
A beggar blind On the sidewalk near
Heard what they said and called, "Come here.
You re the Roosevelt Bears; by things you say
I know your names; you We lost your way;
These many squares and all this maze
Of narrow paths and crooked ways
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-25
Have taught Bostonians the newer light
To walk by faith and not by sight"

Have taught Bostonians the newer light -.
To walk by faith and not by sight" -
The blind man took them here and there,
And showed them all the places where
Patriots were born and Graded, too,
And where they worshiped and where the few
Fought for their rights with stubborn will
In Faneu Hall and Bunker Hill. =.
eve thank you kindly" said TEDDY-B,
"For all these things you We helped us see, >
At Bunker Hill We'll want to stop
And climb up to the very top.' 49,.
TEDDY-G put cash in the beggar's hat
And said, 'You've shown US this and that
Some things we're glad enough to see
To prove the dates Of history;
But we started East on this tramp alone
To make some history Of our own"
They said goodbye to the blind man there
And started up the winding stair.
They reached the top and the view .>... ="
And there they planned things to do
"We'l write names, - said TEDDY-B,
"Where all who pass clearly
That here, the date and day.
When the Roosevelt Bears down this way.'
IA good idea" said TEDDY-G,
II want to make some history Of
And put my where it will stand
With all the great men Of the land''
So down they went to the ground again.
To street nearby where they had been,
And paint and brush to take along
When the bears returned they barred the door,
And shut the keeper In store. ...
TEDDY-B went up to the very top ".
And from there he let the cable drop
To TEDDY-G on the ground below
Where a crowd had gathered to the show.
A board fixed to make seat,
And up he went two hundred feet
And wrote ''Taken again. where all could see;
Signed "TEDDY-B'' and TEDDY-G.''
The police came out in squads Of six,
And called to the bears to stop their tricks;
And the boys in blue and fremen too
But there wasn't thing that they could do.
They couldn't get in to climb the stairs,
And their longest ladders wouldn't reach the bears.
When their work thru the two came down
The happiest fellows in all the town.
TEDDY-B stood up on a bench near by
And made speech which made folks cry
While TEDDY-G on the other half ' -
Danced jig to make them laugh
From Bunker Hill to Plymouth Rock
Was two hours journey by the clock. -
But the Roosevelt Bears were bound to trace '
The nation IS history from the place
Where the Pilgrims landed to Oyster Bay;
So off to Plymouth they went that day.
In small hotel on pleasant street
They stopped while and got things to eat,
And brushed their clothes and shined their Shoes
And rested up and read the
HThis is the rock, - said TEDDY-B,
''Upon which We built this country;
The rejected stone which you stand
Is the stone Of all this land.''
TEDDY-G replied, "Where'd you get that?
In Emerson or the Autocrat?
This rocks too small for you and me;
How it held the Pilgrims can't see,
Unless they sat on each others knee.
From all the things that have heard .
That Mayfower ship must have been bird.'
And thus they talked for an hour
Of times three hundred years ago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-25

.@.:5. ,~%~ a5,.- .v,. = ~ E}sr-+
Priscilla Alden and her brother Will
Were unable to 60 to Bunker Hill.
They expressed regrets to the Roosevelt Bears,
And told them how to climb the stairs
To reach the top and to get view
Of dozen cities and the harbor too.
Will gave guide books to TEDDY-G,
And wrote down things for him to see,
And where they were, and what each cost
And the thing to do if they got lost.
Priscilla said, I'm going to write
Some cards to friends to tonig ht
To shake your hands and have some fun;
Stay home, I must, and get things done.
I regret to start you off alone;
IF you get into trouble use the phone"
"The day is fne,' said TEDDY-B,
"Well walk around the town and see.
The Old State House and Faneuil Hall,
And church or two, and perhaps We'll call
On the governor and the city mayor, 60
And tell them plainly not to care
Which party rules the Old Bay State;
When one is in let the other wait.'
"When I'm pitching ball, " said TEDDY-B,
''1'm straight and curving G.. o. P;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-25


The bears returned to Beacon Street,
To Priscilla's home her friends to meet.
Boys and girls Of every rank
Had gathered on the rivers bank.
Jack was there with his sister Nellj
The only two from Somerville.
The play went on for an hour at least
When all sat down to Priscilla g feast
Of strawberries and cream and cake
And chocolate sweets Of Boston make.
They planned next day to have some fun
On the road to Concord and Lexington.
They'd hire an auto for the day,
And make things hum along the way.
TEDDY-G said he would the auto steer,
And repeat the ride Of Paul Revere.
CONTINUED Next Sunday
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
Surnflmft nnb Tulsen oerislbem.

@enn in ser Sornmano oeS
Bf~eroebufes elm HiB oOer cine quer-
uerlaufenoe Slide entitanoen lit,
nennt man lie Sornrluit. Sic
lit unbeoenflif, unb Die Eferbe
labmen nift, pem lie MIR allf Der
SberflGfe iih bemertbar maht.
3iebt iif aber Der HiB tiefer in's
Snnere binein, bis auf Die blutreihc
Seoerbaut, 10 empiinoen Die Eieroe
Sbmer5en iino labmen. "a Der
Sui wGfit. miro Die Sornfluit uaf
uno nad Dem ulteren Hnnoe 0es
Sufes iib nGbern, nno man miro
Tie idlieBlif beim gei6laeen oes
Snfes entfernen fGnnen, menn Tie
nift 81 tief lit, mno ber 8eidllaa-
idmieo ieine Sahe gut peritebt.
@ebt Die Sornfluft aber tief, ODER
miro Elm nidtpoiienber Seidla9
angebradt, ooer Der SUIT beim ge.
idlagen nadl1iiig Sueeriftet. 10
fam Die Sornfluft sur Sornipalte
neroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
Geine Wilh.

CUR Grobuftion gutter Butter lit
refine Wilh bns Saupterioroernib.
I'm DGbrenO bes @inters refine
Wilt 5n er5ielen, miiiien Die
Stdnoe in seeigneter @eile gebaiit
iein, Ole &iibe gutes Eager baben,
uno bemeslide Stangen ODER an-
oere gorrihtungen gum @nbinOen
in ieoem 8ubltalle benust weroen,
10 baB Die grfremente in ben ab.
fluB uno niht anf bie aante oes
Stanbes fallen.
Seine Sub io1te gemelft peroen,
bepor nift lire Gutter seborig &C.
reinigt iinb. gs lit nift geraoe
nDtbig, Den Gutter Sil pai1en, aber
Der Welfer iollte i'm BET jeoer Sub
init einem felthten Sanotufe Dor
Dem Ielfen abwii6en. Nof bel
Ter lit es, penn Oas Sud in 8ai-
ler eetauft miro, melfes cine feline
AuantitGt GarboliGiire eutbdlt, uno
oann griinblib ausgemunoen miro.
Gs nimmt auBeroroentlih penig
Belt in aniprud, 5ebn bis fiinf5ebn
&iibe in Oieier 8eiie al reiuieen,
uno per eS berIuht, miro iiber ben
giinitigen griols iiberraidt iein.
Milb bon 10 bebanoelten &iiben
bGlt iif lGnger iiB, oils iolfe aus
iingereinigten gutern, menn an Die.
len audi MIR Staub, Sen oOer
Strobtbeilfen II. !. NJ. iiBert. Iaer
on Der Stub BARTENDER Staub cber
anoere ltnreinigfeiten entbalten
Sauienoe bon 9afterierl, ltno 10 oft
etpas oapon in Die Milh i1at, emit
iteben 2ebepeien, Die, unter Dem
Rifrosfop geieben, einen efelerre.
genoen 'Inblif eep1bren.
Sor alien Sinsen ioate oie Mtilf)
ME olirf 3eus geicit peroen, benin,
pom Stanoprnfte Der &einliffeit
betraftet, lit ein 3eiieieier bas
Shledtelte, mas man iid benfen
fam. Sa, menn man 81 ieOem
Dielfen Elm friI6es, reines 3eilg
nabme, piirbe oas ieinen 3mef er-
fiiaen, a6er oas geihiebt ME,
wie Die g%rfabrung lebrt. 9as
3elg miro pieoer uno pieoer ge.
braudt mo meiitens nid,t GRIND.
lid gepaiden.
Sit man notbgeorumgen se5mun.
gen, Seitg gum Surdieien sr be.
nrtben, 10 moife man es nod ieoem
Ielfen, Worgens uno abenos,
orOentlid in faltem @aiier uno
fohe es oanr ans. @ei6iebt oas
nif)t. 10 miro bas Scug SIT einem
Srutbeeroe fir Safterien. Srabt.
ieier iino III ieoem Sale por5u-
5ieben, neil iie leift 5u reiuigen
limo!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
Sdenfclg,ihtpdlit Der VicrSc.

SbentelgeihmulIt bel &ieroen
eatitcbt namentlrh bel iebr gut eer
ndb:ten. uermobnten Sbieten, ipenu
oieielben BEL falter 8itterun9
Nahts aui fsuftsr @eioe bleibcn.
Die 9eine ifmeaen ploslth on, 10.
Dab oas Saier gar niht Itebcn, piel
meniger gebru mla, nno menn es
sam S:cben ooer @oben gesmungen
miro, gtoBe Shmeraen perrGtb TaS
HieIo ltelt anm oaS Sreiien ein.
5itiert nno bat einen iebr lhneIlen
Ynlsihlag. Miirlc,ipeile perbreiiet
lih Die 0eid)mulit bis on Den 9auf.
unO Dos Sbier pererret inter folif.
artisen griheimngeu Mit sSitt.
terpcdlel uno iparmen Stall, Der
init einem iebr meihen Eager Der.
leben lein miiB, leitet man Die &lir
elm. Die angeifmollencn SGeile
ltreihe man bon oben nod unten;
ferner entnebme man Dem franfen
Sbiere ourb einen aoerlaB etrpa
Smei Gitart Slut ur6 fibre es,
audi tpenn es oabei S6merSen be.
funoet. taglih cine Stunoe berum.
@enm ourd, @erabreihuna bon
weidem 6utter Der Miitabeang
niht beihleunist miro, 10 sebe
man @lauberiaI3 ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
2naif.
Gurrigirtcs Srafel.

oSageu Sic nal. Serr @ampl.
buber, Tarrm baben Sic eigentIid
oo untc,l Den iiberidiiiiigen anopt
roo bod gar fem anopiloh porban.
Sen ilt?"
Ser is gar net iiberiliiiiis! @iI.
lens. wem | am @benb i'm 8ait.
balis on Die anOpi 5ablt bab: ia
- nein - ia - nein, Oh | no a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

iden Inn idnooeS @elb ieili6en unb
idaAern, chamber bctriigen nno be.
itc6len, 10 mus man mne6men oaB
lie al teinen @ott uno feline Gruiq.
felt mcbr 0loubeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

-@enH oas SIbnerbaus aui
ienhtem 8ooen irebt, empiieblt iit
ein 6iiBbooen pom 9retteru; ionit
lit ein SuBbooen bon Snne gepohn.
li6 better uuo geliinoer. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
9ie GmpfGnslidfeit Ses Sdnueines
fir menialife Snberfuluie.

IuI uIeHIuptuJe SuutrIuluIc.
Die Suberfuloie BEL Sdppeinen
tit namentlih BORT itarf perbreitet,
MOO Die Sbiere nit Waeermilh se.
fiittert meroen. go iinb in 9Gne.
mart IA Ero5ent Ser Stweine in.
fi5irt, tpGbreno in Den Ser. Stoa=
ten oiele 8raufbeit bel Shpeinen
1uBerit ielten lit. Die llebertra.
gung bieier aranfbeit auf bas
Sbpein fnbet bauptiG6lif bon
Den Hinbern itatt. Man fann
aber audi nif)t leugnen, oaB cine
llebertragung bon Seiten bes Wen.
Ifen ebenfaas itattfin6et. Sir Die
lettere griheinung brinsen nel,er.
oings angeitelte Ieriuhe einen trei.
fenoen 9emeis. Sdpeine, tpelfe
nit Dem Speihel bon an norge.
idrittener 2ungentuberfuloie leiben'
Den Neniden eeimpft fparen, er-
franften tbeilmeiie nit tootlihem
@usgange on Suberfuloie. gs lit
oaber alio bas @arteperional in
Den Shmeineitdqen auf ieinen @e.
unobeitsSuitanb Su priifeu, neil
oiirh oasielbe cine grobe @efabr
fir Die Initedung bes ~seiammten
Observation-Disclosures eegeben iein
fouu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
MISUNDERSTANDING

gafterien aler s(rt, geidlbert per.
Den fam. Srauben unO fleinere
5riifjte fonnen Ourd Shpenfen in
@aifer bon etma anbaftenoen
Shmubtbeilen gereinist peroen.
9amit geniiet man Den Soroerun-
gen Ser Geinliffeit, obne segen Die
3pedmGBigfeit 81 peritoBen. Iler,
oings ioa man Die Sdiiberung Der
6riihte erit fur5. bepor man lie
genieBt, nornebmen, neil Die aa5l
LANCE ferft eebaltenen Sriifte
leiht unanidaulid ober gor idim-
melie ner6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
3adj aaerb5ditem Nmlter.

Sn elmer Miindener 9ierpirtb-
ihait fommt es 5u elmer Hauierei.
Gin DEFENDERS eifriser 8Gmpfer be-
orbeitet iein 8eaeniiber, einen gut.
miitbigen 9rGugeieGen, nit Wab.
frii9en. Ils bereits Der brittle an
Dem nnbermiiitliden 9aiuparenid)G-
Del 5eriplittert, drBert iit bas
Spfer Der S~oIfsputb in folgenoen
tlallii6en @orten: ,8eb, Seppil
9n bilbit Dir mobl sar elm, Su
ieiit Der ierbiihe 9ronprins."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
spab mnb audi iein.
9tcusieris.

Gi6ter (im HaufproseB): Isle
BADEN BET Der &auierei cine beion-
oere Hobbeit on Den Gag geleet, IN,
Dem Sic Sbrem 8esner Elm Obj
lno Die babe Haie obbiiien. "a.
fiir bat sic Der @eridtsbof nit
ncim Monaten @efdngniB beltrait!"
slngeflagter: n8iepiel fommt bo
ouf Die Naie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
&inoermnnS.

n@ie spetmdBia mo mobltbGtig
lit Der @ediel Der Sabres5eitcn!"
iagte elm 2ebrer. .@crin mag mobl
Der Sortbeil bieies @etiels be.
iteben? @arrm ireil: iih sinll
Seiipiel Sein Sater ouf ocn Crib.
ling?" fragie er einen 8nabcn.
.@eil mir Damn feline Shnbe
brauden", cnttportete Ger &leine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

DOB trinfe bert nadia is oQetpeil
NIT nein aisgango. Drum bab
| mir Den anopf oa bernGben laiien,
Itann's, jebt gebt's allipcil nit ia
ouS!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

@er mberi6Gmt nit 2iigen
Der miro nit gIei6er Miin5'
lci06lt.
Siebt man an, mie ole Msen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
Cine Insnabmc.

Sabre lang bat man i6on
uegen zines fIeinen Nerpes selitten
weil ct. Safobs Del nidt se6raud)t
porben lit Reuralgie 81 furiren,
melde Den gserp angeeriiieu bate.
Seio iiher rnb ipartet nidt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
SnSiuioneae 9luslcgmns.

Der EnNeleruirtb IN 8nilsboicn
Itebt nit DER photographic aui refi
geipamatem SiiBe. gls er einmal
elm fleines Seli abba!teu woate,
5atte CT ein flcilles Shilo on Der
@irthsbaustbiire ~beieiii9t welGeS
ielle sl6iidt an3eigte. Die Suuern.
melde es lelen, ibiitteln Die 8opie
iinb la9eu: DOS is gut, Jest per-
langt + ga no iir's Halien 8elo,
neil er if,eibt: ,,Seite groBe
@auoi. Gin Sriit 90 Yienaise."
~ ~ Y
2naif.
Gait: D@ie forner Sic aber
idreiber, @aittais sur idonen
arsiiht! SD iinoe fcinel"
@irth: vGber id bitt' Sic, als
i6 neulif i'm Stdbtd)en i'm @oIt-
ballS 5Im gIepbonter logirte, iano
i6 nnh i'm 9anaen @aitbolis feinen
glepbonten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
Sin folsianer Hatient.

ar5t: Sea, baben gle mctnen
&atb .befolgt uno Dos @iribsbaus
gemieoen?"
Yatient: r@efpiB, .Serr Softor.
llebrieens babe ib babel Die 9emcr-
tung gemoht, oaB bns 'gier an
Saule aud gair5 gut idmeft!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
Bonn @aIcrneu6pf.

llnteroifi6ier: ,IiiGer, Sic iino
Dos grnBte, no. ih min's ni6t
ouslpred]en, aber iuenu id ieet
g!9i6 Elm Nobelohr BET Der Sano
bate, oa miibten sic burdl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
8esem seidiuoaene Gnter.

Ton einem prominenten Sbiera
arSte miro oas iplsenoe Wiittel ge-
gen %gcitwolene Gutter %empfoblen:
Ian ninllnt einen elmer nit bel.
BENZ @oiicr, legt einen gliibeto hei.
Ten Sie9el binein unb ltelll Den
elmer inter bas Gutter Der Stub.
lin bas Gniipcihcn oes sauiItcigcn.
Sen beiBcn SampfeS 81 oerbiten
6eoedt mon o,s aitl mi: einer emit.
Ipiefeno grpben Sedc. Mnn ldBt
SEN elmer 10 laagc inter Der 4lb
ite5en, als ild ned Camp. 5eigt.
Gas Serfabren miro tdgltt] sipei
bis orei Nal pieoerbclt Won
tam oas Gutter audi hao:.rf) DAM
pttn, Dab mon beiBes @aifcr in Ell.
ucm nit Selibllmcu geiiiIten
elmer aui p0rbiu hcidriebcnc @eiie
unier oas Guter ser &ab itel,. Sn.
nerlih gibi mon NIT S,rtbeil cine
Mbfoditrg bon W1loen (malops).
q
IS lit nr5iuefmaeig, oas Chit at
ihalen.
@ie ale Snnen, 10 entbalten
audb alle Sriidte lire nabrbaiteiten
luno itmafhafteiten SeItonotbeile.
Die NGbrlalSe nnb Dos iiir ben Iui.
bou oeS 9orperS unO Die @lut.
bilorm9 10 miftise giien, oiHt
unter Der Sdale gelagert. SeB.
balb lit es - 10 iiibrt Or. Nein.
barot i'm yYrometbeus" aus - I'M.
5w%edmaBig. bas Sbit gu id,Glcn.
Wan eiie es pielmebr, nm ieines
pollen @oblseidmades uno N1br.
pertbes ~tbeilbaftig 81 meroen, nit
Ser S6alc. bereu SberilGhe burt
pieoerboltes Gintauhen in @aiier
mo no6berigeS gtbreiben nit einem
Guide BON etpa oaraui gelangten
ScrmreiniginsenL iuie Stoub ulo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
Stimulates Gpicl.

slrat (5u Sen Girbern elmer be-
fannten Semitic: SO, 10, ibr ipielt
Softor; mie matt ibr oenn 6as?"
aleiner Sris: Gem Gilbert, Ser
germ Sbee tr;ntt, tb,i' ih ihn pcr-
bieten, uno Der &lora, Die teinen
mag, thu id Sbee peribreibcn!"