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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12
KING OSCAR IS DEAD
AGED AND BELOVED MONARCH
DIES AT e:Io SUNDAY MORNING
1RULER EXPIRES in PEACE
New King Issues Proclamation ara
Refuses To Permit His Fathers
Cabinet to Resign.

Stockholm, Dec. Oscar II, king
Of Sweden died at $40 o'clock yester-
day morning. The death of the
venerable monarch occurred in the
royal apartments OF the palace,
where surrounded by members of his
family, including the aged Queen
Sohpia and the crown prince, Oscar
Gustav and high ministers of state,
the inevitable end had been awaited,
while outside the palace great crowds
stood with bowed heads and fearful
came of the death of their well be-
loved sovereign.
The whole country Is bowed with
grief for King Oscar was something
more than ruler of his people and
had endeared himself to them as an
intimate and personal friend. When
the flag on the palace was dipped to
half mast there was moan of an
grief, for King Oscar was something
and many of them cried "our dear
old king is dead.
The following official bulletin was
posted after the kings death: "The
strength of the king continued to de-
crease throughout the night and the
state of Inconsistencies became
more marked. His majesty passed
quietly away at 9:10 a. M"
In room near the death chamber,
The first marshal Of the court read to-
the cabinet draft of the new kings
proclamation to the Swedish people,
In an ante-chamber high officials and
officers discussed the probable policy
Of the new king. One by one the
ships in the harbor and the buildings
throughout the city displayed the flag
at half mast and the people soon
crowded the streets and open places
near the palace, but all spoke IN vA-ist
pers, bearing witness to the ks sli-
ness of him who had departed and. to
the love they bore for him.
The succession to the throne of
Sweden now passes to Ocar Gustav
Adolphe, duke of Vermland, the old
est son of the late king. At meet
Ing of the council of state this AFTER
noon the new king took the oath Of
allegiance under the title of Gustav
V, and adopted the motto, with the
people for the fatherland". The
princes then took the oath of alleg-
lance and the new monarch accepted
the homage of the state officials.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FOR THE BUSY MAN
MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS OF
THE PAST WEEK TOLD IN
CONDENSED FORM.
ROUND ABoUT THE WORLD
Complete Review of Happenings Of
Greatest Interest from All Parts Of
the Globe--Latest Home and For
egn Items.
coNoRe .sIoNAL News.

An annual tax of one dollar on every
barrel of beer brewed in the United
States, for the creation of "pernra a.
nent investment fund" of s50,000.000
Yearly for the development Of the
country's waterways, is the proposal
carried in joint resolution intro
tuced in the house by Mr.. Acheson, Of
Pennsylvania
The annual message of President
Roosevelt was read in both houses of
congress. and practically no business
was attempted by either body beyond
listening to the message.
Speaker Cannon was reelected by
the house of representatives and the
old rules adopted on the opening day.
w. j. Bryan entered and was given an
ovation.
Senators Aldrich and Crane, two Of
the Republican leaders of the senate,
after a call on President Roosevelt.
announced that they were convinced
he was not candidate for third-term
honors.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12

When a man deserts from the United
States army the stigma sticks. And
so it should. A soldier who some time
ago took French leave" now wants
10 reenlist in the army and redeem
himself. But he is down on the off,
eial records as deserter, and while
that inscription stands he cannot be
accepted as a recruit. He has applied
TO the war department to have the
record expunged, but the request has
been denied, it being the irrevocable
decision Of the department to make no
change in the records when they are
in accord with the proved facts. So
the man will go through life branded
as deserter and debarred from the
military serviss of his country, even
though he desires to make good for
past misconduct. He should have
thought of all that, says the Troy
Times, before he ran away.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12
NEW FIRE RouTs REscUERs.

Monongah, w. Va, Dec. But
fifty-three bodies had been recovered
from mines Nos. and s of the Fair
mont Coal company when darkness
closed over the little town of Monon-
gah last night.
Fifty hours had elapsed since the
awful explosion and majority of the
bodies brought to the surface were in
terrible condition, necessitsting al
most immediate, burial. 1t is now
believed that the number of dead will
not be over 400.
Shortly after 8 o'clock yesterday
afternoon fire broke out In mine No
8, and the rescuers were driven to the
surface. Efforts were then directed
toward extinguishing the fire and il
is thought it will be subd.Ad within
a few hours, when the work or rescue
will again be taken up.
Members Of the rescuing party say
that over 100 bodies have been locat.
ed In both mines and that they wiz.
be brought to the surface as soon as
the fire has been extinguished. 1t is
not believed the fire will reach any
of these bodies.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12

Here Is a variant on the did-not.
know-ft-was-loaded item, but having
the same old tragic ending. This time
It was woman in Richmond, Va,
who playfully pointed a pistol and
asked her sister for another help of
salad at the table at which both were
seated. Then the supposed-to-be harm
less weapon was discharged and the
missile it contained inflicted what is
likely to be fatal injury on the sister.
The one safe way to handle any pistol
is not to point it at a person. The
young Richmond woman who cause
the trouble will have the rest Of her
life to reflect upon that truth.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12
A Chance for Young Men.
A. Q. Boss. Pub.


There seems to be new profess
sion open to young men Of education
tn the consular service. Those who
desire to enter 1t are now obliged to
take a civil service examination and,
therefore, there is an opportunity for
students leaving college to obtain per-
manent places at moderately paying
salary at the outset of their careers as
bread winners. Indeed, as far. as pc
ennfary remuneration Is concerned,
they would be better off than IL they
started as lawyers, doctors or minis
ters, who frequently have hard strug-
gle to support themselves before they
are well established, and sometimes
have to rely on relations or friends to
help them out of financial difficulties.
The department of state seems to
have recognized this to certain ex-
tent, for 1t has sent to some OF the
higher educational institutions a circu-
lar saying that it is anxious to obtain
the services of recent graduates from
college, and it asks for encouragement
and assistance in this laudable en-
deavor to improve the diplomatic
corps. 1t can offer at the beginning
an annual salary of about $500. This
is not a princely recompense, but
many respectable and intelligent men
are supporting families on 5000 year
less, and are glad to get that amount
even in these times of so-called ma
tionaI prosperity. We are told that
the professions are overcrowded, but
the consular service is not likely to
he so for some time to come, now that
appointments and promotions in it are
not dependent on political favor and
influence. To be sure, remarks the
Boston Budget, it is not inviting to the
man who wants to marry and settle
down in one place for his life, but on
the other hand, it offers a chance to
ambitious youth to enlarge their minds
by becoming acquainted with foreign
parts Of the world, for the adage says
that the housekeeping young have
ever home!y wits. ..
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12

OF all the enterprising things done
in Chicago none surpasses the recent
act of a widower with four young
children to look after. He needed a
wife and they needed a mother, so the
man wooed the unmarried women of
his neighborhood, but found none will
ing to assume so many domestic cares
at once. Therefore he placed placard
In his window one day, bearing the in
scription, "a widower, living within.
wants wife. Ladies, If you want a
husband. inquire within at once" and
remained at home to meet his callers.
The interesting part of the story Is
that the callers came, and the man is
likely to find what his children need,
II indeed he has not already found a
new wife.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12
SUNDAY Tneaters Hard vi,

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec S.-The
county grand jury yesterday after
noon returned indictments againt 2O1
theatrical managers and and players
now'at the local theat srs for violation
of the law against working on Sum.
day. The sheriff began serving war
rants at 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon,
just as the matinees were ending
Those arrested were taken before
Judge William Wallace in the Grim
inal court and compelled to give bono
for appearance later. All the theat
ers, with the exception of the Willis
which was closed Sunday, are af
fected.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12

A church fair is to be held by soci
ETY. women on Long Island which is tc
be strictly honest, change 10 be giver
IN all cases and 100 cents worth Of.
goods is to cost the purchaser no more
than dollar. This is almost enough
in MS financial radicalism to bring on
another panic.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12

When an intelligent man cannot an.
swer an honest question in a court OF
law without discriminating" himself,
hts confession to that effect may keep
him out of jail for contempt, but it
ought not to keep him Oh, longer than
Is necessary TO properly convict him
Of the criminal conduct he pleads in
his own behalf
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12

If some fellow asks you for money
for meal, be sure to give him your
card along with the quarter Remem
Der that New York man who nine
years ago bought a meal for beggar
and who has just received from the
beggar 81 900 bill.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12

1t is estimated that the people in
this country spend s2,OO0,o0O a yea.
keeping their shoes polished. Just fol-
the sake of comment, think of the
number of shines of another kind thai
would buyi
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12

They are running realistic play ir
Paris. one feature Of which is the vol
canic Mont Pelee in full eruption. Blu
then this is not the first instance o
,hot air on the stage.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-12
president, Attacked sv mI,.rs

Denver, Colo, Dec. 9.--The execu
tive board OF the Western Federation
OF Miners has issued statement tha'
In sending the troops to Goldfeld
New. the president was animated b,
personal hatred against the associa
ton and its officers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09

NAL, ndmliG nadh Scr 2Gnge uno
grcite. @ia maii zen %Sicieubnhcn
nit Guni.sSun9 bcriebcn pbcr i.:Itcn
Samcn barauf btii,gcn, 10 tint man
oa5 por Der Nrbeit bes GggcE5. @dbs
renb be5 Gg9cn5 formt h,riia aQc3
beiler nit DEM Sohen IN @criihrlng.
Natirlid muB man cine CUTE eis
ierne Ggge 5nbcn. Die Dem mclit feiten
@ieicnboben frdftig angrcift, sum
minbeitcn mub Die Gg9e bon hartent
0ol3e lsin, luenll ma feline eilerne
81 banecn bat.
Sn her Hegel iuirb duf Die @ieIen
ntft iopiel @liibe pertrenpct. Sic
iino bas Mi6enbrDbel inter DEN auls
turfldfe1. ba5 guten grtrag bringcn
ioll, obue pisl gcpfIegt 81 tperben.
6at iid aber Ser 2anomirtb crit cins
mol oardn eeiuobnt. uit1 Die @icien
re9elredt elmer %iorgfdltigen aultur 81
u~nteriperfen. Damn pirb or balD einz
lehen, bob cs aud bier beiBt = Ir<
belt brtngt Se9en. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
9iinsnns Ger Sbhbaunte.

SaB quite SbIternten pegen mans
~gelbafter g~rnGbruu9 Der 9Gume 10
ipdrliG iinD. tit, oa I'M Mleemeinen
Die 9iin9ung Der GbitbGu,ne 10 ieltcn
iiblib lit, nidt gum Te~rlpunSern;
benn Die Ndbritoiie. mel9e Der 8aum
du ieiner Ius6ilouug n5tbig bat.
Sbospboridure. &alt. Natron ETC.. iinb
i'm I%ferboben in I6slifer Sprm Dem
geoiirfniB entiprehenD. niht reihlid
pprbanDen. 0duftg feblt I'M llnters
grunoe Die our 0Diune Der genannten
Stpffe notbige Sendttgfeit. 8ie
notbig aud bem Baum elm geipiIies
MaB bon Seudjtigteit I'M 9oben lit,
ieben mir baran. oab burdlpee Die
9dume auf beipdderten 8ieien am
rei6iten Chit tragen. Die Srud)ts
biloung itebt MN IN bireftem Werbdlts
nib 5ur Menge bes in ben Srganen
Der gdlme aifgeipeiderten llebers
lhu'ies an Nabruns, Der iogenannten
Heierpeitoffe. SIT baber in ben Orr
9anen Der Sditme MIR elm beihrdnftes
y}aB bon Heierpcitoffen norbanben.
tpie es bel manselbafter grndbrune
immer Der Sail iein nirp, 10 fam iif
Die 8liltbe ihon MIR biiritig entipideln
nuo ldbt es 81 elmer SriidJtbilbung oft
gar ni6t tomnIen. I'm ieDes Sabr
cine Sbiternte gu cr5ielen. bari nor
cine 5iuedmdBise llntererunbsoiius<
un9 niht peridumen. Mls critic Megel
bel berielben lit aber 81 beadten, bab
Der Siinger in ffiiiiger Sorm gegeben
iperbe, banit Sie Infuabmes Grgane-
Wur5elipisen - beuielben iofort aufz
nebmen tonnen. Sobann lit oaran
feit5ubalten. Sab Der 0iinGer bortbin
sebra6t ipiro. p ii6 Gle M%ufnabmes
Srgane b%efinben. alio in ben Inter
grunb. 0ir fonilen unS aus ben
berihiebeniten 0insitoffen einen frdfs
ttseu 9iinger fir Sbitbdume bereitcn.
Ser ipirfiamite lit unitreitia Der Snz
bait Der Iborte. relher leiber bel 10
pielen Sanppirtben nod 81 tpeni9 ses
piirbigt tpirb. Wit bier Sbeilen
Waiier 9enlengt nnb Damn in Den Be-
reid Der Saugpur5el gebradt, ipirft
er tpabre Wunber. Sn pielen SGlen
lit ihon conitatirt porben, baB poIIs
ltdnoig eridopfte Sdru,e haSurh pies
Der gum frdftigcn Sriebe unb CUR
Srud)tbarfeit ge6raft morben limb.
Sas @Iut itcbt ben &loatenoiinaer an
Wertb glei6; es lit ieOoh notbtpens
Dig. DAB 0emIelhen led)s Sbeile Wais
Ter 5ugeiebt perben. tnbem es ionit
dsenb iuirft. Out p~ergobrene Sailbe.
nit ebenio bel 8aiier semii6t. tbut
eleidfaIs quite 9ienite. Gang be-
ionbers GIFT pies aii6 bonn 8nohens
mebl iinb Der Sol5aihe. beren 8ebalt
an S~6ospboridure unp &ali i6pn nuf
0iinitise 8irfung idlieBeu ldBt.
IuBer Den genannten Stoifcn baben
mir nod elm iebr srtes Siinamittel
I'M fur5en. nerrotteten Staumilt, ics
bod MIR oann. penn berlelbe in fliiis
tiger Sorm = ais 0ine - gese6en
ipiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
COB bc3 SarmerItanocs!

Ser Bauer lit Gin Gbrcrmanu
Sm 8alD, in 8iei'. I'M Selb;
User eires Sarners ipotten fam,
Slt mir Elm ible6ter Selb.
Sriib morsens ED Die Come fpmmt
@ebt or I6on ieinen Sang.
llnb tbut. mas allen Wcniden frommt,
Wit Suit unO nit 0cIang.
Sm SGtpeibe ieines anseii6ts
S@afft CT fir ale @rot.
llno bdtten mir ben GARNER nidt.
8ir Stdoter htteu giotbl
Srum lebe bod Der Sarmeritanb.
gr lit Der Gbren lpertb;
or lit es. Der burd feline Sano
Sic gauge &elt erndbrt.
q. $.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
SD beilte mein 8rndleiben
sd min ibnen seisen, bas ibrise fret
su beiteu.

so mar felt Sabrsn infsIes stnss boppsItsa gra4ss bHHos nnS bsss.
Idseris. Rein 9ane tcnuts baltsn. Die aer,s erttdr.sm. ID maHe aerbsn,
wsnH " MID htuer Dpsration u~nterssRs. SO belt Fe isss4 ,um Bsnsn
uns turirte ua sar1 sts etuie3s Gntbstans. So ieuss i1nsu ss
mittsI fret per poa, wenn Gle barum f1rsibsH' es bette mid uns
fsissm aGu'snSe. GO wirs Hs hrireu. s8rsbt bsuh. Capt. %, Y.
Goutass, Bog 7A xsatsrtswa, r. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
Shafe unb lire 9flcae.

Sic 9dmmer ioIten iest rei6lid,
9efiittert peroen, oamit man lie 3eitia
auf DEN Iarft ifiden tam. 2ets
tere5 erfolgt am bortbeilbafteiten,
menn Die Tbiere a6t bis neun @tos
nate alt iinb.
Cine Nation bon 5ipei Sbeilem Sas
fer unb einem 5beil @ei5entieie. nebit
Suderriibcn uno Sddiel. erpeilt iid
al6 Elm sutcs Sutter fir S6afe.
S6nfe pcrlanaeu mebr iriidle 9uit
nls Gnoeren Sorten bon Snnstbiercn
oner 9ef!iisel. nit Ser Musnabn!e bon
Srutbiibnern. Oft miiiien iib al piele
Sdaie in einem fleinen Stan aus
lenmenprGngeH, mo ie iih nidt irci
bencsen f0nnen. Sol1e SGaie pers
Den iih niht gut cntipidclu.
Gin StnG, Der Dor gutcn. in ems
amber paiiiicnoen @reitern 6uianmcns
geiii8t lit, miro gepDbuli6 ben Sfas
fen i'm &intes> geniiseneen GGut scs
ipdbrenb. Saben tic 9Gnmcr oufsus
5ieben. 10 miiiieu alerSin9s nod be.
ionoere @drmes Sorri6turgen bciorsi
pcroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
Sinausgegeben

.... 9as ean5e @ermOeen, iibers
baupt Gacs, mas ba lit, babe Sd eins
sebraft Tag einmal aufribtis.
mas bait benn 0r, Cannes, sebabt.
bepor Su mid s%ebeiratbet bait?"
nWsej' Stub bob i e'babtl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09

6ab 9u bnrdl SleiB unb isras
liAe llmiitt 9einen @eiisitauo perbeis
icrt. 10 laiie Seine Rahbarn. ipelde
in Sieicm Gimme riiditdnbie aebIieben
iino. ME merfen, ba6 gu Dir oarauf
etnas gu Cute tbuit, tbnc pielmebr,
ais ircnn 9u nod aar ni6tS bon BEN
NuSeren poraus ldttcit. beam iunlt
ita1ellt 9u in idiparenDe @unben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
Srnffc5ler.

Sabre lang lebten' bic Na6barn i'm
Sdob"er miteinanber. - Sic &Ddbin
Itanb Ga6e br.a tenb am Serbe. -
8eim leeten 8ranbe rannte elm lpilber
%" o~belbaufen bur1 Die StraBen Der
Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
gorr aaiermembpf.

l1nteroffi5ier (5um ginidbrisen, Der
nidt bonn Ged berunterfommt) : ga.
ia, bas pabt ben Serren g%inidbrisen.
Die anberen 10 Don u6en berab angus
Iebenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09

SunQgler. oSQ, TDurum TuDrl penn
er Sus beute gar 10 miicrabel? lin,
lie aurpen getraut er ii6 ia fat gar
S6affner: n.IdJ mein 8uteiter. mir
aben ndmlid I'M @epddipagen 5ebn
torbe nit - giernl"
- y -
Wmter &atb.
Sante: ,lleber cine Stunoe iinae
d benz 8ubi ihon Dol unb err i6reit
lodi INNER fort! 8as lou ih penn
tbun?"
Water: .Iuf6orenl"
y - ~
9entlih.
Sic feline olga (5u ibrcm bon eis
Ter Reiie 5uriidsefebrten Cnfel, Der
lie ber5li1 fiibt) (: ~Cnfel 0uSpig. BON
Dir babe i6 aber aud 'pas 8eHeres
rtpdrtetl"
- ~ -
Su ipat.
Dame: .3onnten sic Scnn SIREN
Der bel ben Gunnibalen um's
seben gefommen. ni6t mebr retten?"
Ifrifas @eiienber: .0eiber nidtl
Zig i6 binfani. lpaf er auf Der Speiies
arte ihon eeitrideni"
~ ~ -
Gin b~anfbarer T%afhenbieb.
Dent Sir. belite iab it i'm Sc
ploelidJ ben iunsen Iann ipies
Ter. Der mir neulid bas 2eben ses
~@abit 9u Sid 81 erfennen?"
nHein . aber gum Gnbenten babe
Of mir feline l1br mitsenommenl"
Nuh Elm Orunb.
Tbeater< @eiuher Tin Ser Yremiere
u ieinem Nahbarn): raber id be-
Ireife ni6t. ipie sic bel bieiem i1reds
iden Stiid nod applaubiren fonnenI"
Ia1bar: rSas thu i1 MIR. bamit
d nidt einihlafe."
- - -
Die sefAeibte SAITH.
Ser tleine gmil tim Der Slide Die
leIenb. CUR a0hin): sic,
aatbi. mas ion penn bas beiben: or
DRIFT ieines @eges fiirbab?"
8atbt (bie es aud ni6t tpeib):
Gh mas. bas lit nur 10 elm Sruds
es iol beiben: OR i1ritt ieis
,es 8eges barfHbl"
1udsssJ y
T o8iidsng. 8
9eutnant lin siiem Heiranrant Die
.peiiefarte itlnirenb|: rIeb, 8eIlner.
ino oenn iest in Der Saiion feline
bal? Srdlrise Supel"
&ellner: S;@ersei6en. Serr 9euts
liant, Summ,ern iinD serabe in oieiem
lusenbIid gang frii9 ein~setroffen.
'ieielben iteben mr. nod ni1t aui
'er &urte."
2eutnant: ,Na alio, Damn brinaen
.ie mir elm 8rothen NIT S6pei5ers
die!"
- y y
He5ept 5u einem 9ihter.
Ian nimmt nibt 81 tpenis blinfens
'en Sonnenidein. ieibt i'm burd elm
Reimleyifon unb fist sleide 5beile
iebeiiede OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, alter
biimlide BeimDrter uno anbere Iolhe
gu. Die nod sein Ienid lie
Ieb0rt bar 9as @an5e ,uiro' gut ses
y y y
Gin fibeler Sdmieserfobn.
IIter Serr: ~. Wiiien Sic. Serr
beiratben lit feline 8unit -
nan mug aber .alidb cine Srau, be-
iebunsspeiie cine Samilie unterbaIs
en- tDnnenl"
Sreier: 19o meroe ids niht ie6s
en- Iaiien. @ndbises 6rdulein ipa ii6
amos amiiiirenl"
- ~ ~
Gin6ilbnng.
Serseant Unit ben 8etruten Sen
Snraoemari6 iibenp. alS in Der NGbe
eS Grer5ierplabes sufdllig elm
5Gornltein cinitiir5t) ~Sraool =.
60 it's redtl"
Glue nnidJmlbise Sausiran.
~stubirt Scnn mein Sunse and
limb OBJ -. Soear ipenn CT aiiSs
ebt. nimmt er INNER eineu gansen
Sad Bidder mitl"
~ y y
Mpbern.
Game: SD ipiinihe einen Sut,
her cr mub bon Der aaerneueiten
0iobe iein."
Serfdufer: ~Hebmen sic, bite.
men Gugenblid Ylat, snGbiee Srau,
mo gebuIoen Gle ii6 elm paar @inus
Ell, Die Wobe pedielt eeraSel"
m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09

vi w pSI SuLSV lpelIV,
Or lit es. Der burd feline Sanb
Sie gauge 8elt erndbrt.
q. $.
Wcme ganernreseln.
Sanmnr.
@ibt es am eriten Sdnuar Gis,
60 itei9t am 5lpeiten Der aoblenpreis.
Sebruar.
SIT CUR 9idtmeb Gis unb Sduee.
go gebt Der Sleiihpreis in Die SOB .
90 Tara 3.
@enn 5u Tupertus Die Geilhen
bliiben,
Se9innt Der &ornpreis an5u5ieben.
y
IprtI.
@enn iid5 an @eorgstag @olfen
5eigen,
go ipirS Bic 9ail6 i'm Yreiie Iteisen.
Iai.
SIT siinitises @etter am eriten Wlai.
geeinnt BEL Der @ietbe Die Steigerei.
Sunt.
3pitihern NM Setter urb Yaul Die
Shpalben.
so iteigt Der SierpreiS a%llentbalben.
SuIt.
Stehen UNI Inna berum Die Miiden.
60 miro man Dir etipus bonn 2obne
ab5ipiden.
Iugu'it.
8enn leiie 8inbe Die Semmeln forts
meben,
go iinp Die @iiritel balb au9 nidt gu
ieben.
g b r.
6at Der Bauer oas 8rummet gemGbt.
go ipiro Der Srei5 Der Nil1 erb0bt.
-
Sftober.
Sdngt Der Sttpber nit He6el an,
go iteigt bas Yetroleum bann unb
mann.
Ronem b r.
8ibt's i'm Nppember taltes Meter,
60 benft ii6 Der &oblenmann:
Sober. Yeterl"
9e3em b I.
8iro i'm 9e5ember Dos 2eben an
tbeuer,
60 9ibt es balo - cine nelie
Steuer.
"
ttebsr @ieienfultmr.
Sat man feline &ieienfultlren in
euten StanD 9ebradt. Die bon al piel
Seu6tiSteit beimaeiudtcn ourh quite
8analiiirung geniigeno %cntpdiiert
uno Die anbern bllrh rationale Be-
pdiierung uuo S%iinsuna an gutem
Sutterertrage angcregt. 10 BIeibt fir
Den fleiBigen 2anbpirtb inTner nod
Elm Nittel iibrig, ourf bciien Mntpenz
bun9 er ben grtrag ieines 8ieiens
lanbes bebeuteno erboben fam.
Subem liz bieies Nittel icbr leiGt
aus3ufiibren. Inn 10 lddter, ols man
CO I'M 5eitigen Sriibiabr antpenben
ntub. no man Dur6 anbere Mrbeiten
nod peniser in Gnipru6 senpmz
men lit.
SobalS nGmlih Der goSem auiaez
tbaut 1T uub Die Iielen acnii0eno
absetrodnet iinb. ioll man Tie iorss
iibereseen. y
Iaourh erreiht man bielerIci
@ort6eile. Ser 9obeh min. tcdftia
aui9elptert. Or nernlag bann bciier
2uft unb @drme auf5urc9men. Die
@ernitterun9 bes grbreitcS unb sic
Nuii6lieBmne Fer mincraliiden
Yflan5en : Ndbritoife tuerben trditia
seiorbert. Sic llnebenbeiten Ses
Wieienplanes. nel1e bon Der Nrbeit
Der W~aullpiirfe. gropiibler uno
Nineteen berriibren. ircroen beIeitigt,
ba5 Mioos ipirb bon Der G9ae mitgcs
nommeu. Northumberland llnfr1utcr
lperben ausgeriNen. Iud idnbci es
penn CUTE Yflan5en nit aiIss
g~eriiien lperoen; baS gei6ic6t MIR
Damn, penn ber @rasipuds Su bidt
itebt; mas ii6rig blcibt. bat Damn inns
Naum uno entwidelt Gin iips
piges @adStbum. Siele Rflan3en
tperocn ourd cine Scripuns
onng, pelde tic bel ben gggcu crleis
Den, 81 frditi9crcr @egetation ans
@inmaligss Gaaen geniiat acpDbns
lidl GinN sic MieSeu ,torf nerr,oat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
Geaen Der &ultnr.

~9ie 3eiten idreiten bod fort.
@enn man friiber 10 abgeriien 'rums
lief, ba bielten lie einen sleid fir
einen Strol4. Sest fam man bod
penigltens ais perunsliidter Giitos
mobiliit nod ginbrud ma1enl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
Seltener Saa.

Tidter: rSie baben idmmtlide
Mn66arn aus Dem S6laf seflineelt
uno triisen bod einen Sausidliiel
BET li6l"
Sun9er gbemann: ,gben. bas iols
ten lie iebenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
Saiernenbufblitbe

llnteroffi3ier: ,aerl. ipenn sic 10
lang pdren, ipie Sic oumm iino. bann
fonnten Sic ieet Die Wrmie bonn &ie>
fen @oliatb bequem als Spn5ieritod
beuiisen."