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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05
AMERICA HAS
THE COTTON
THIS COUNTRY SHOULD SUPPLY
HSRLD WITH COTTON GOODS.
THE WORLD WITH COTTON
GOODS.
Old Story Of Failure to Consult the
Tastes and Wishes Of Other
People in Regard to the
Styles Desired.

Seventy-five per cent Of the raw
cotton used in the world. says the
Hartford Conn Post is grown in the
Southern States. And our relative
backwardness in the matter of manu-
/ facture is shown by the fact that
while, in 1906, we exported $4,000
900 worth of goods made from cotton,
Great Britain exported $500, 100000
worth-practically all made from our
raw cotton. And not only that, but we
import from Europe cotton goods
doubling in value what we export.
Thus while we enjoy practical
monopoly of the raw material, we are.
to a large degree. dependent upon
foreign manufacturers for the finished
product of that material, whereas, we
should not only grow but manufacture
the cotton goods Of the world. Coun-
tries that have to buy their raw cotton
from us or go without, beat us out OF
sight in supplying the worlds market
with goods made of cotton. With a
heavy handicap in our favor we are
far behind in the race.
The explanation of this backward
ness can be gathered from a recent
address on the subject by Mr.. Carson
of the bureau of manufacturers, which
seems to boil down to the old familiar
story harped on by our consuls abroad,
especially in South America. The
cause, SUMMARIZED is: The failure OK
our manufacturers to study and cater
to the special tastes and requirements
of consumers and merchants in every
foreign market. These people know
what they want and what they need,
and will buy from those who study
their wants and aim to please.
The British manufactures is out
for the export trade in cotton goods
and leaves no stone unturned to get
it; while our exporters are compara-
lively languid about it, and proceed on
the what is good enough for us is
good enough for you" principle re-
suit Great Britain outsells us about
10 to l. in goods made from American
grown cotton.
The bulk of the productof American
cotton fields should and some day WILL
be made into fabrics in American cot
ton mills.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05
WILLIAMS OF
MISSISSIPPI

The canvass of Mississippi by John
Sharp Williams and Gov. Vardaman
for United States Senator has led 10
Mr.. Williams being seriously talked OF
,as "a candidate for President. Mr..
Williams combines the two great
requisites as a leader, for in addition
to being one of the most
scholarly debaters in the coun-
try, he also draws around
him the best minds in the party by
his absolute fairness and the power
of his intellectual attainments.
That the people of MISSISSIPPI
should bring him forward as her fav-
orite son will meet with endorsement
inlmany other states, for probably no
other Southern man is so well known
by Democrats, North and South; for
in every campaign Mr.. Williams has
been volunteer to spread the doc
trines of Democracy, and no one has
done is better,--Ex.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05
HUGHES ON
"SHORT RATI0NS"

Governor Hughes was put on short
rations for luncheon one day last
week, says the New York American,
because Judge of the court of appeals
also insisted upon having lamb chops.
The Judges of the court always lunch
in the little restaurant in the capitol
and on this day one of them ordered
lamb chops. few moments later
the waitress returned dejectedly and
said;
I'm sorry. but won't something
else do. There are only three lamb
chops left
well, that's enough for me- What
do you think ana regiment
asked the Judge.
NO. sir" replied the girl, but
those are for the governor. He never
eats anything else but lamb chops ~
lunch and we have to save three FOR
him every day"
well, put the governor on ort
rations and give me one Of them
laughed the judge.
Gov. Hughes had only two chops
Tor lunch that day
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05
AM BIGUOUS.

At the death of much-loved pastor
some years ago, the vestry of prom
inent New York church resolved to
place a tablet to his memory in the
vestibule of the church. In due time
the tablet appeared in it splace, where
It still remains. 1t has caused not a
few smiles; for after reciting a list OF
the former pastors virtues and labors.
it closes with the quotation:
Now the people of God have rest"
.Harper's Weekly.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05
Advic. To Southern Students.

Southern white students, who enter
Northern universities and raise row
because they are thrown In contact
with negro students, whom they are
expected to treat as their equals, are
entitled to no sympathy. What with
the educational facilities the South
affords in the way of higher institu-
tions Of learning, there is no excuse for
the youth of the South going North
10 no educated: especially is there no
excuse for their attending colleges
and universities into which negroes
are admitted. Richmond News-Lead-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05
POOR MANS CROP

The old reliable poor mans crop
never fails, come drought, flood, fire
or frost. The blackberry is the king
of berries, requiring only to be let
alone, and this year, as usual, it will
be in evidence everywhere. The crop
in this section has proved itself very
valuable and any man, II not too lazy,
can have a superabundant supply
Springfield Herald.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05
And Then He Did Catch II.

Tommy went fishing the other day
without his mothers permission. Inc
next morning one of his chums met
him and asked: did you eaten any
thing yesterday, Tommy?
Not till got home was the ra'ner
.aa resnonse.-Detroit Free Fress.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05

Professor said senior, trying to
be pathetic at parting, Il am indebted
to you for all know"
Pray don't mention such trifie,'
was the reply-Pennsylvania Punch
Bowl.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05

DIR. Thomas Electric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
ease-croup. Has been used with sue
cess in our family for eight years.
Mrs. L. whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05

Heavy, impure blood makes mud
by, pimply complexion, headaches,
nausea, Indigestion. Thin blood
makes you weak, pale, sickly. Bur-
dock Blood BitteEs makes the blood
rich. red, pure-restores perfect
health.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05

The Republican scramble to succeed
to the Presidency has produced suner-
ing from over exertion, and the candl-
dates are now watching each other
from the safe antage OF luxurious
summer retreats. AS these candidates
are the best the Republican party can
produce, it must be rather dlshearVeh-
ing to their hackers to find how llt-
tie the public think of them. Inc
Knox boom is so dependent upon the
corrupt Penrose machine that It's rate
in other and more honest hands would
insure its rejection. The FAIRBANKS
boom would not live day without
the careful management OF the ma
chnery that has been with SO mucn
care erected to control it,. The Can
non boom is dependent upon congress-
and Republican members oil the HOUSE
of Representatives are Dependent up
on the Speaker for good positiohs on
Committees that give them power anu
if they are SO inclined ample graft lor
themselves or their favored consti.'
uents. Somehow the wheels OF INC
Taft chariot drag heavily in spite Oh
the Roosevelt boosting. and there 10
evidence that it will result in being
merely center around which uhe
Administration forces can gather Foi
instance. the Republicans oil heh'
lucky have just declared in FAVOR Oh
man like Roosevelt" which shows the
desire to keep on the Administration
band wagon and in close communica'
tiou with the political pie dispenser
That is all there is to the hepuoiio"n
marty in the Southern States
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05
POLITICS IN
WASHINGTO
GOSSIP FROM THE CAPITOL ON
POLITICAL AND NATIONAL
AFFAIRS.
snecial Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July a.
Congressman Hull Of Iowa was in this
civ last week and at once proceeded
70 give out an interview in which he
ala that If President Roosevelt
sbould be renOminated next year
10 would get about 40 per cent.
~ me Democratic vote in the North
Is states" Such an absurd state
msnt is of course untrue, and II the
feeling of those who visit Washington
is any criterion of the trend Of Demo
Gratis for or against the President in
tho Northern States, be would not get
one per cent. of their votes. At pres
snt every Democrat / meet, and they
come here from all over the country,
;s anxious TO know who the Democrats
should nominate to beat Mr.. Roose-
Welt Some think Mr.. Bryan can de-
feat him on account of the number of
Republicans secretly opposed to the
President, but by far the greater num-
her declare they want candidate up
on whom the whole party can unite.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05

The optimistic view of Chairman
Knapp of the Interstate Commerce
commission that an era OF peace be-
tween the corporations and the people
is dawning is all nonsense. Mr..
Knapp says the railroads are accepting
the situation and that, ANY further
legislation will have the approval OF
railroad men as we'll as the public.
If Chairman Knapp really believes
what he says, he evidently does not
understand the railroad tactics, which
at present are to lie low and take
what small knocks are coming TO them
from the Commission by virtue OF the
very imperfect law passed by the last
Congress. The coming Congress is
not expected to add any drastic legls-
lation. for President Roosevelt has de-
cided to rest upon his laurels, ex-
cent to try to take from the states
their present power to control COM
mon carriers within their borders and
so make the general government SUI
preme. and in that the railroads agree
with him; but the majority of the peo-
ME never should acquiesce, for they
would lose the only power they pos
sess of real railroad control.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05

One of the astonishing features OF
our present industrial system is the
growth and persistency of vagrancy.
Recent statistics show that during
the year 19O1-19O5, there were 23,964
trespassers killed by the railroads OF
this country, and that 1926 more
we're injured; nearly all of them De-
ing tramps. The tramp question mas
become national problem. But now
shall it be dealt with? Tramps and
trusts have been bred in such num-
bers of late years that they seem TO
have the same origin and very much
the same nature. They reap where
they have not sown, and flourish IN
the same jungle created by unjust
legislation. To reform the tariff would
be in a large measure to reform the
trusts and the tramps.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05
QUARTERLY REPORT OF
COUNTY JUDGE, W. 0. GORDON

II IsIIlINlI IIIIIITf NJ H. ITIIkIlIlN
q VUONt SOOVG1 w. W VVuDOU
!
II
TO THE WoRsHiPFUL QUARTERLY COURT:
make the following report have issued Warrants Tor
Quarterly Attendance 1142O
Circuit Court Cost L4SZss
Poor House
Jurors l4szsO
Jail n6O1
PauPer conns and Charity
osoaA l-Ou3e ''''''''''''''''' SOS "a
Ordinary 4"So0'
i -.
i The Ordinary Warrants are as follows
Julia Knox Matron
Albert Sheriff. fireman. asoOl
W. O. Gordon clerical work
j. L. VOORHEES,, County Health
W. Goad TWO days vaccination
Letsnger sOOol
W. fowler Atty County tax returned WHISKY dealers "oio
Citizens Telephone Co.. rents april May ana june
R. X Dawson damage by Public Road lOooO
b Lindsey repairing bridge on Perryvihe Road 2SOO
W. Whithorne County Attorney lzoOuI
n A. McCord' one oad o.
W. Gordon County Judge salary zoOO
James Bros attention to clock dSOO
M Kindle CIV H. 4oOOOI
j. s. Coney days Revenue Commission
Julia Knox. Matron ooO
Columbia Water Light Co. water for Court House o4
Mauy Democrat stationery and printing
McQuiddy Printing Co., stationery and
Marshall Bruce stationery and printing
Foster Webb Parkes, stationery and printing 1890
Columbia Herald Co., stationery and printing o
Stacey Election booths 4th District aoo
Frank SwanSou Court House
Dsnfectng dsinfectants jail 10OOI
Commission 1900
typewriing Poor House Committee l5OI
5000
Court House
l95SO7I
j. L Phyc
j. L. VOORHEES,, County Physician Z5OI
w. O. County Judge salary 25O0
W. Gordon clerical work lou
Julia Knox, Maton loOO|
Albert Sheriff. fireman
Is Churchill, liquor license returned 2Sl2
~ A Pearson, liquor license returned $50
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05
TO THE woRsHIPFUL QUARTERLY COURT:

following have issued Warrants for
The Quarter ending July lst follows:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-05
A Polite Thrust.

Mo. GORDON, County Judge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Nnslanf Der e6meime im Winter.

Sunge SerfeI unb idliaenbt
S6peine beanipruden. beipnbers i'm
Winter. einen tparmen StaQ lnb cir
tuarmes. trodenes Eager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

SiinftenS: Sc rdi6ere Nrbeit per>
ldngt ipirb, beito con5entrierter mug
odS Sutter fem.
Sehtens: Siir cole 8eits unb autz
idenpferbe muB Safer ous 5auptfuts
ter bilben.
Stebcntcns: On Yferbe, Die i'm
S6ritt arbeiten. fam mar %portbeil$
bait poluminoiere Suttermittel, @ur@
5elseipdhfe unb nuh mdnberlet Sas
6ritsabfdlle fiittern.
Mdjtens: Sebr beipG6rt haben ii6
als Sutter fir idnmtlihe Sienitleis
itungen: Eferbebobneu. grbnubfuden,
Waisfeime unb getrodnete giertres
BERN. Nu6 bel Siitterung ses eblen
Fferoes fam elm S6eI oes Safers
our6 bieie 6iIigersn Sutterntittel err
leet tperoen. Sic babe Saferration
lit in pielen Sduen bur9 gronuBs
fu6en better Sualitdt erieet porben.
Neuntens: G~rinfutter mub itets
Dor benz &raftfutter unb lstteres audi
ni4t &c mti6t nit eriterem nerabs
rei1t tperben. gbenio mub bas Ges
trdnf ftets Dor benz &raftfutter eersiht
perben; sr5bere Wensen Waiiers nod
Gufnabme bsn 6aier piiroen etne
Sortipiluns bes Safers nacb benz
9iinnbarm 5ur Solge babeu.
5ebntens: Siir 0ferSe nit normas
lem euten @ebib unb unter Ser @ors
alIsieeung, bab Die 3abrune seiunb
lit. iino Subereitine Der Suttermittel
ni6t mn mnnotbig, ionoern meiltens
nadtbeilis. @eionoers iei geparnt
Dor Nabfutter. Ginfpeid)en ober gar
Sdmpien nnb &phen oes Sutters uub
benz S6roten bes 9afers, ipeHn bic
Yferoe nod quite bdbne baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Die 5ram in Der ause.

Ga6ite6enbe Ilsfiibrun9en biirften
nlih umiern 2eiertreis intereliiercn.
SefanntIi6 baben lid au6 Die ameris
funilfen 2ogen io9en S6peiters
frdn5fen 5u9eielt. Is bat mn
bann 8eoeutltng, tpenn oieie ardn5s
den i'll Die 3iele Der 2o9e eingetpeibt
iino uno mitarbeiten on beren Sers
folaung.
Ser Barrier n@ils8lns". elm com>
biitii6eS 9latt, baS Die aatbolifens
perfol9un9en in Sranfreih begeiltert
mitnladt, maht folgenbe bemertens>
ipertbe Wiittbeilnn9en: Sic nS6ipes
tern ~Sreimaiirer" baben bas Nitllal,
Die @rnoe. Die Spmbole Der Sreiz
mollrer angenommen; lie fennen nldJ
ale ibre @ebeimniiie. Sic Sreis
mailrer oes .@rnnb Orient" nno Der
r@roBs Epge" i6lieben Den S6ipes
itern nod Die Sbiire ibrer Sempel
bo6 in Die 8ertltGtte Der 9emiIdten
2ogc iperoen tic mlfgenonmen. Ser
r@ranb Orient" uno Die ,@roRs
2o9e" iebcn IN Die Srauen eben nod
fein @ertralien. Die fleiuc (Srauen) :
Qoae, bon Warie Seraismes aeitiitet
lit groB geporoeu uno bat lid pers
pielfdltigt: lie lit 81 elmer ireimaus
reriiden uniperielen @emalt eeipors
ben. Sic oS6neitern" Sreimaurer
iinp iebt ii6er. III allen groBer
St6steu Der @elt einen i6peiterli6en
Gmpfnug an finben: benn eS 9ibt bprt
SilialS 9oHen. 9ie lpeibli6en Sreis
malirer brailfen nlio Die ~offi6iele
Gnerfeunung Oes mdnnli6en Srbens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Sebn 8ebote Der Hferbefitternns.

Gritens: Siittere reihlih I'M erIten
2%ebensiabre. Sie SiiIen nebmen in
oieiem Sitter an 3~Drpergefpiht unb
Sobe ebeniopiel gu. ais IN ben iibrigen
gntipidelungslabren SuIammensenoms
men. @enn Die gum &adstbum n5s
tbigen Stpfie aber I'M Sittter niht 9es
boten perben. leibet Die @ntpidlung
Seridumniiie in oieier Seit laiien lif
nift pieDer gut maiden.
Sweitens: Siittere oft unc reeels
mdBig, nm observation-disclosures al
perbiiten. Ser Yieroemascu lit pers
bdltniBmdBig flein. er fnBt beim mits
telaroBen Yferp niht piel mebr ais Der
Wfagen zines 9roBen SunpeS. Naz
mentlid miiien Die 6iiIeu oft eefiits
tert iperoen.
SrittenS: Siittere niht MIR frdftia
pGbreno beS itarfen @ebrmi6es. ions
bern aud ldu9ere 3eit Dor Semielbcu.
@iertens: Siittere ni6t ltarf unmits
telbar Dor itnrfer unb raider Nrbeit.
Sns Sierb arbeitet pobl nit Dem SUIT
ter oes Cages 6upor. aber nidt nit
Dem Sutter bes Cages. .Sas Mors
senfutter finoet man I'M Iiit. nas
Nbenbiutter I'M areli5 unb in ben
Maisteln Der Tierbe", barrm aebe man
buS arditfutter IN Der Sonptlade.
alIo Su Smei Sritteln bes Ibenos nadb
Der Mrbeit. @s miro Damn mGbreno
Der nd6tliheu 8ube gut peroaut uno
aliimiliert. @aneelbaft iih Die Vers
balun9. penn bas Yfero na6 Der
@ufnabme pon Gruftfutter sleit 5ll
%ltarter unb ihneler Nrbeit beranses
5o9en tpiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

CUR SerIteaune bes 9obens eines
S6tpeinefobens iou man niemals
0eton pertpenben. Im 9eltsn, ipenr
aii6 nidt %bauerbaft. lit Sol3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

Sbne ni6ts balb, tpas on CANA
tbim %fannit: unb be9inne ni6ts. mas
on ni6t polenben ipiuit.
llrtbeile ME einieitig bore
ale Yarteien, bann enti6eibs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
MaMt Der Weupbnbeit.

Ser Soriter 9a6sbuber bat mid
neuii6 I'M Sagbclub eineelaben i'm gu
beiuhen; i6 fonnt' i'm aber auf go.
60 ni6t finoenl"
.9as %tpunoert mid ear nihtl
8enn Der NAL I'M Mnfi6neiben brin'
lit, bann gibt er audi feline Sausnums
mer - itatt NIT 80 - nit 80 an"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

Sbelei6 Die S6neine i'm Stane ges
gen talten 8oben uno 8inbe re6t ems
pfinblid linn. 10 ertragen lie ben @ins
fllib Der falten 8itterun9 i'm Sreien
obne beIonoeren Shaben. ipenn tie oas
bel einiae Seipegun9en MAIDEN f0nnen.
Ser Ibbdrting lpegen bringt man
bier unp Oh aud bel ihle6tem @etter
S6lpeine i'm Infnn9 Der SrG6tigteit
nod ms Sreie uno ldBt Tie e~eipobnlid1
auf Wiititdtten. auf benen lie lid eins
wiiblen. gs trdst oieles iebr su i6rer
8eiunberbaltuns unb @bbGrhIna bel
nnb ibabet linen ni6tS. lpenn lie mn
i'm Stale rpieber Elm trodenes. parmes
Yldbden finSem unb bon Siiaeno OIL
Sieisn Guslauf setpobnt iin6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Nus Der ~Sommerfrii6e.

r@utter. ioa id ben 8nden
ma6en?"
ga, Sen5il Nimm aber an guts
ter unb a. paar Gier ba5u - mir
i6eint, mprgen balm mir a elenoes
Better, unb ipenn bd D. Stabtleut'
net berauf tommen. miiii'n mir i'm
lsl6er eiIenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Z Die Wineralnoff- Gatternns bes
Milhuiebs.

lIeber Wineralitoff : Siitternng bes
Ril6biebes beridtet 9r. 2ipIhibs
8eipais in Der sSautrirten 2anbs
tpirtbihaftlihen Seihing" nuf 9runf
feiner 8erSu6e unter Mnberem iibel
folgenoe Heiultate bel &odial3beigabe
Grftens: Cine &o6ial3beisabe gum
&raftfutter Fat BEL Wilhpieb cine be-
trdbtlib gelteigerte INSTRUMENTATION
CUR Solse. bic audi bel giniteline Der
&o6lal5fitterung nod eit1i9e Seit
binourh bober bleibt, als Tie por Der
Sal5beisabe mar.
Sweitcns: Cine Snl8beDabe bor
fiinf5is 1ramm pro Stub uns Tag err
neiit lid als 81 bod. ba tie su srober
Baherconium na6 ii6 5iebt unb bas
our6 an 1tarf ~lagierenb tpirtt. SIZE
Tbiere bermbgsn infolsebeifen bas
ibnen serei9te Sutter ni1t seniigent
dns5nnutcn. MIR idtpah oerGeinsrtes
80rnerfutter sebt gum Shelf unbers
oaut bur1 Wasen unb 0arm in Der
8otb iiber, unb Iomit lit elm Sinfer
oes Wlilhertrasss Mnausblsibfi6.
9rittsms: Ser prosentise 0s6aIi
Der Wtilb an OefnmNtaihe erfdbri
BET geiteiserter aodialssufuhr sine
redt beSeuteNoe 3unabms; er fusyt Bel
Gnt5iebung bes &o4iabes bstrdftlid.
bod bait er ii1 nod striee Saae bpbsr
ais in Der Seit bor6er, in Der &oxial;
niht gefiittert ipuroe.
Wtertens: gs erineiut bisvuad ses
boten. bic Sal3Teneen regefmdSig az
controaieren unb Sal5sa6en pOn Ii
bis bohitens 80 0ramrn pro Sas uni
1000 Hfuno 9sbenoeetpiht auBsr bel
SItterline iebr falirei1er Slttermittel
niht 5u uberihrsiten, 6a ao8Ial8e
auf tbieriide 0etpebs nnb S~liiiiiefeiter
cine fodial5eutSisbenSe Wirtung aus
iiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
@ns Der Shnle.

2ebrer: .Seber bon @u6 mag
einen aufiab MAIDEN iiber bas Sbter.
tpelhes ibm am beiten befannt it'll"
(Nus Der Irbeit beS fleiuen
Mar): sd mill Die 8an3e be-
i6reiben. neil i'd ,ibr am beiten
tenne. Sie lit braun uno plattses
oriidt. Gnsen bat lie nift. aber
cine feline Naie; Tie 1T immer. MOO
i'd mir binlese. sic lebit meiit in
@etten unb lit elm iebr anbdnsli6es
Saustbier. Iutter iast. lie 5iebt
nit aus cine @obnuns in bic
anoere."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

Observation-Disclosures lolen pom6alid
onrh @ebdube. @auern ober Seder
Dor ben berrihenben 8inben eeidiibi
lein. Nur in parmen St~alunger
seoeiben I'M Winter Die S6peine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

gmpiinbli6 iiub audi Die 3u6ts
Ihpeine 9egen Die SobenfGIte. Sn
9roBeren Observation-Disclosures brinst
man Die &oben Der 3u6ti6peine in
Der Wiitte bes Stales an, neil oa ser
9oben am pdrmIten lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

Sdiueinebu6ten. Die aus giIen uni
9eton ber9eiteut Iinb. limo iebr Ifle6tt
Iufentbaltsrdume fir junge G6pei.
ne. Sic linb ou feu6t unb 5u falt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

nift mebr, ba iie ielbit elm Srben
linb.
@eiter iast Der .8ilsglas": 1os
nod itreben Die Sreimaurer in Srants
reid? Sic pplen itatt Der alien,
auf Die religioie Woral eegriinoeten
camille cine anbere Samilie bilben,
Die auf Die iueltlihe Ioral lid itiibt.
60 erbebt lih Die freimmlreriIde Sc
malt 9egeu Die Sabrbunberte alte Sc
malt Der Stride. Nireenos finbet
man Die S~eoeutilne Sieies Samples
beller oargeitelt, ais III elmer u~nierer
9olontcn 5u Noumea. Sort erbebt
it'd Der tatbolii6en aatbebraIe aeaens
iiber Die Soge; Die beioen 8aulihs
teiten erbeben ii6 bod in Die Cuff
nno beberri6en Die umliegenben Sc
bdlloe: ein Sbmbol bes e~ntiebliden
3meitdmpfes, ben Die Ienidbeit
bur6ma6t.
Die lebten Sabre baben ocf peibs
liden 2o9en biele Witglieber suoes
fiibrt. Sebt 5dblt man iiber bic
gauge 8elt perbreitet 10000 Sfmes
tern Sreimaurer. 9ieie Sreimaus
rerinnen aber bnben ibre @efannten
unb Sreunoinnen. ole me6r ODER
neniser ben @influb ibrer MnIfaus
ungen baben. Sardus eriiebt nan,
ipie misgebebnt Die perbedte Sropas
ganba bieier S6tpelters Sreimaurer
lein miB.