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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Ghlaafertte

Gin Sariier Sournaliit i6rieb Dor
Surgeon cine uidt gerabe i6mei6els
bate &ritif iiber cine 6efannte S6aus
ipielerin. bic IN elmer neuen @oae aufs
Getretea mar. Sieie fiiblte iid naz
tiirli6, In ibrer 8iinitlers Gitelfeit
auf'S Siefitc gefrGnft unb beid)loB,
iih 6ci @elegenbeit on benz aritifer an
lideu. Nl5 tie iid6 zines Ibenbs nit
einem iunsen Nriitofraten in ben
~e'nrietes" befanb, erblidte iie bort
ouN ibren 8iberiader. Sic BAT
ibrca Sreunb, Elm Yadet. baS Tie Del
iJa1 tritg. benz Sournaliiten perionlidJ
"a iiDergebeu. Der Stuser erbob iid.
iabm bac Sadet. begab iid in Die
&uAc bcS Gritifero. Der bort nit me6s
.ren 4efnnuten Mtiammen IaS, unn
iltcr9nb ibm bG3 Yadet nit foleenben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
@orten: .Mapemuiieue. his CIR ga,

8orten: ~Mabemoiieue. Die SIR Sas
lent beipunoert, bat mid eriudt.
Sbnen bies al5 elm Mnoenten an tie
5u iiber9e6en." Ser &ritifer na6m
uno Offnete eS Dor leinen Sreunben.
Die Die feline Nebe Ses Cutters mits
angebOrt batten. GO entbielt elm
Susenb @dniefebern. nelfes @el6enf
ni6t perfeblte, auf bic Nntpeienoen Die
getpoate 8irfun9 als3uiiben. benn
IGe lddelten. 9o6 Der Sournaliit
lieB iid ni6t berbliiffen. .9l6 mein
9ieber". laste err 5u Dem ariitofratis
i6en Soteu, .iiberbringen sic Der
iuneen 9ame meinen ber5liditeu
9anf fir Die biibiden Sebern. Sd
babe mobl sepuBt. bab lie i6re Gns
better geborig rupft. aber id babe mir
ME eineebiIbet. baB lie DieS fir mi6
tbut."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

- @ebe unb battle nit ben &leines
rem ais On Bit freunDliheu Verfebr
uno brdnse Sid ME on 0roSere bcrz
an ais Su es bit; nerDen ole lebtes
rcn etwaS ouf did balten. Damn lpcrs
ben lie su Din fpnimen.
Oh iouit nidt Die Irbeit ais elm
notbpenoiees lle6el. ionberu alS niiez
lide 3eritreuuna betra6tcn. Die Sir
Nube unb 3ufriesenbeit. seinrbe @liez
Der. frdfti9en. eronifenSen Gthlnf nno
am gnoe 2obu uno @oblltanb perleibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
geaip.

Ser aaro bat elm StiiG Bleiid in
Der Slide seltobGen unb fribt es eben.
Oa fomn,t Der fleine Srib basu unb
last 5u ibnl: .&aro. is audi grot 81
Geinem Sfeii9. ionit mubt 0u ipdter
nod einmal Das grot obne Sleifd
eiIenl"
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spab mnB aud iein.

NN TN N ~ yW
-
Naip.
Ser &nro bat Elm StiG Bleiid IN
Der Slide eeitob(en nnb fribt es eben.
Oa fomn,t Der fleirte 8ris ba5u unb
iast 5u i'm: .&aro. is audi grot 81
Seinem 8[eii9. JOINT mubt 0u ipdter
nod einmal bas grot obne 0leiid
eiienl"
9llcr Sinfans 1T fdtper.
Observation-Disclosures: .~gInfdnslid lit
es ia iebr fdtper nit benz @eifen. Sd
iase Sbnen, Dor benz eriten Geiddftss
baus bin id cine boIbe etinbe auf>
unb abgesaneen. ebe i9 mid bi,eins
traute. Gnf einmaI babe i1 mir
aber elm Ser5 eefabt . unb bann
lag ib audi idon fuieber braubenl"
-
SdSne 0egenb.
Gin SDriter flaet, oab i'm 8aIoe
biel Sol5 eeito6len tpirb.
Srember: .@drnm berbieten sic
benin bas nidt bur9 cine @arnunss@
tafeI2"
S0rfter: 60. bab mir bic au1
nod eeitobTen tpirbl"
y - y
Ste Grten.
,Se6en sic nal bas Wenf6enges
orange bor Dem Saufe bes peritorbes
mem aoniulsl ). Seute ioI fem Seita>
ntent er0ffnet tperben."
rSa. iinb benin ba 10 biele grbbes
rehtiete?" Has
o9lein - MIR elm ein3iger Neffe!
Oie Iubern iinb feline - @ldubigerl"
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Wpriflas.
Gait (iebr lans): ra0nnte ib BEL
S6nen iiberna1ten?"
8irtb: Gin 10 Ianees gett babe
i9 leiber ni6t. Sic iponten benin nit
Der neuen 8eselbabn @orlieb nebz
y - y
Wifperitanbaif.
20 --a -Hs -aH - N[H LH HL 3
Softor: sir sic, mein 9ieber, lit
Sonnenidein Die Sauptiade." ct.'
Ser min mir Ieiber audi nidts
nebr borgenl" {i a, s,,;b,
1iS ,Iyscs <I - y ~ u5y N
&i Watp. ss7
gd1ierin (bie ioe6en elm Seleerantn,
an lire Sodter nufeegeben bat):
.Iber, eelt. sic telesrafieren q biBl
laut, mel So6ter bort net gang sutl"
Ns4 ~ ~ g y
7aFr e.. gerfdnappt.
(Mafl benz granSel: .gun. Sins
Der. tuie feb ibr benin 10 idnen in
eure aleiber sefommen2"
80 Mutta fla E ur,s seitern slbenb
.sIei' ansla6enl" l@ul
y - - "
~ Weib. f.E
Bauer: .gs is merfpirbi, mas
mel anett fir a Slid bat. iebesmal
faIt er ir9enbtpo 10 runter. bdb er q
Rent'n frieastl"
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9lus Der irstliGen Spredjitnnbe.
ar3t: vStottert benn Der Sunse
immer?"
Weutter: ~gaein. MIR tuenn er ettpas
iaet."
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W~prtipiel.
gulalia: ais ih nod jung mar.
tparen Die Serreu gang anger iiG.
tpenn tie MIDI iaben. iest iinb iie ale
arBer Si1tl"
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SIN Gifer.
gertbeioiser: ss8enn sic meinen
8lienten freiipreden. meme Serren
@eihnorenen. Damn neripre6e id
Sbnem i'm Manen bes Sreiseiprodes
men, ME tpieoer an itebIenl"
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6eranSserebet.
Serr 8irtb. i'd muB mid bei6tpes
rem. Sinter ben Sapeten iuinmelt'S
ia bon l~lnse5ieierl"
rSa. iH bab' Sic aber gleid ses
fragt. Oh Sbnen Die Sapete ni9t gu
lebbaft pdreI"
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Slnf ber Sud5eitsreiie.
.Sie unb Sbre Drau betpunbern ia
auf Der Heiie gar Nidts."
.0ieine Srau betpunSert mid unS
ifJ beipunbere meine 8ranl Sies ses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
g.sxssatbtreer dSasstte, g~is.tsias, ben, 4. gnnf 1902:

Sttlper 0u Sdn5 uHO q dit Fe III
nod ni6t einmtal flint Sabre att"
Game (eritdunt): nSieben? limb
bas dlteite nod ni6t etnmal flint
Sabre aft. 9a %ntiiien bod elm paar
babon 3piuinee iein?"
Settler: Gin paar babon2 Iue.
WaSame, Gue iino 3piaingel"
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tteberliitet.
CT: ~Seut Gbenb GET it fpieber
NAL 81 meinem alien Sreunb ms
.2amm"."
Sic: Spit Sid MIR ni6t brauf.
bab i9 Sir ben Sausi9liiNel mits
sebe."
or: SIT and unnotbis. i9 bin
ndInIid Der g8afs unb SdlieBseieQ>
i1aft beieetreten."
xxx
2ibme Ebantaie.
.8as tpobl aus ben 3piuin9sbriis
bern Waier 9etuorSen fem mag. Due
porises Sabr Die Soridunesreiie mad
Nfritn nnternpmmten baben?"
.Sie tpirb elm sdrtlides 8annis
balen<paar als 8ielieb1en aufses
freiien 9dbenl"
Seritrent.
Sebamme (bie Geburt zines Go6s
mes a~noeigenb) vSerr S6ulse, es lit
Elm Surge b."
&aufmann S9ul5e (bon Der Irbeit
aufblidenb) : .@as mill er oenn?"
- y y
Gin fpefnlatiper 8eamter.
S6ulbner: .@erabe an meinem
8ebnrtstas ion ib alio auseepfdnbet
tperoen2"
9eri6tspou5ieber: .8ie, @ebnrtss
tag? 0a tparte i6 lieber biz morgen.
pie1eidt fommen beute nod 8es
i1enfel"
y - =
Oenau befulgt.
Gr5t (%ieinen Yatientem in Der
8aoetpanne finSenb) : .8as MAIDEN
Sic benin ba i'm @aHer? @olen sic
1if ben Sob hoIen?"
Hatient: Fiber sic baben mir bod
geidgt. i6 ioa bic 8iQen. Die Cir mir
periGrieben baben, I'M @aiier
nebmen!" glr
Gpnberbare 2pgif.
Sdusipirtb: Cine 81 bumme Wors
i6rift. bteie Sreppenbeleudtune.
8enn Tie nidt 30 ipdre. miibten bic
2eute poriidtis fem. unb neil tie pors
iidtig iein nibteu. tpiiroen Tie nidt
faQenl" Z iISlnu
xN y
spIitter.
Sas Genie dbnelt iebr einem noroz
dmeritaniiden grpreB5ns: gs maft
feline 8ohn serabe 10 idnen unb ents
gleiit audi ebenioi Iei1t.
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Ieri@nappt.
Gait (ber cine Slaide .3eltinser"
beiteIt bot): .gein. brinsen Sic mir
lieber .Hisporter" mad fiinf @inus
tenn fober meinetpesen audi .8sans
neberser"."
@irtb (unseoulbie) .Serreott.
tpie oft fpolen Sic Die 8eiteQuna
benn mod dnbern iebt babe id
idon oas brittle gtifetterl auf Die
Slafde eetlebt!"
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Bonn %2aiernenbof.
Sergeont (au einem ~Ginidbrigem.
an befen Selm auf Dem Maride
gIdtter zines Straudes bdnsen ses
blieben iinb): nMaier. nebmen sic
be SLATER bon Sbrem Selm berunterl
Sic tpouen tpobl bier bic i6pebenben
@drten Der Semiramis marfieren?"
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Nie n%erfesen.
Ser Neger bat ia san5 pei6c Sles
den, Der lit tpobI ni6t edt?"
Ser lit bait idom bon Der auItur
beledt!"
y - -
4uS DIT Mfrifa.
gnsliider Iiiiionar: .Nun, Jag
NAL. mein Sobn. iper sefdut @uG
benn eigentli6 beiier. bic Gnsldnber
ober bic 9eutihen?"
Gfritaner: 80. lieben Die gngliIds
menn megr."
Wiiiionar: $50. oas freut mid.
llnb tparum benn?"
Gfrifaner: ga. Die Seuti6en iein
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
9ic Iaupcn Der slpfelmirmer.

gs gibt feinen sroberen SbGblino
I'M Sbitgarten ais Die Ipielipidlcr
(Gopling 0sotb) gelannten Snietten.
Ser S6aben geibicbt iuenieer, 10
LANCE ii1 Die Haupeu i'm larpens
Gbuliden 3uitanbe befinbeu. aber
iuenn Die 5abaoien fleinen 9iirmer
oassricbe;: ans iiG In Die GriiG.e
bo9ren. wel9es 9eip0bnliG our6 Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

5tpeite 9rlit anfdngs GusuIt ges
ihiebt. 9as tpurmiti6ise Sbit tpirb
5tuar ni9t gang perborben unb lit
nod ipdter eeniebbar. a6er es fdat
iebr piel i'm unreifen 3uitanbe a6
unb beeintrG6tiet ben Grtrde Der
8dllme. Sn 1910 traten Die Naupen
5uerft perbeereno in ben oitlifen
Staaten auf unb man 9laubt. b ab
lie aus Dem IiiSIi6en europa etil9es
i6leppt ipurben; Biz 1860 batten lie
iih iiber ale Staaten big nab Sonia
unb Californian nerbreitet. Ser
piiieni6aftlide Name lit .Garpos
capio Sornoneue" unb meint mad
benz griehiihen Musbrud .eefrGbis".
W2an finoet ben @urm nift nur in
ben Iepfeln. %ionbern in 9irnen.
Hflaumen. Iprifoien, &iriGen uIp.
Die peibli6e Haupe leet I'M Sriibs
iabr iobalb es parm pirb bon so
BIB 100 gier in Die abeeblibten
Gliitbenfelhe. BEL ben YfLalimen linb
anSeren an Die Stiele Der i15 ent=
tpifelnben unreifen Srudt. uno ber>
anlabt ba5 friib5eitige Nbfdllen. Die
Maupen leben bon September Biz i'm
Sriibiabr in @eriteden unb es tpirb
empfoblen. I'M Serbit einen Sting bon
@dtte ODER audi Sapier um ben
Stamm gu lesen. mo tie iif perIams
meln uno I'M Sriibiabr bernidtet
neroen fonnen. Man merle iiG. baB
betm Gei6neiben Der 8Gume ale
gaupenneiter unb grbGbnngen. Die
iplde anbeuten. 3erItort perben Iou>
ten; aud bilft es biel, Die Haupen
i'm Sribiabr uno @oriommer e~in5eln
ab5uleien. Sebr pidtis lit bas M6e
i6aben Der rau6en Iinoenihuppen
an ben Gtdmmen uto beitreiGen nit
elmer aalfl0iung. IlS bas bette Witz
tel our 8eiprieuns Der 9drime nirb
empfoblen: Man bermiiht "a Yfunb
2onbon Hurple NIT 10 biel @aiier.
bab es einen grei gibt. Der Damn in
einem elmer bon @ai1er berriibrt
iiber Naht iteben bIeibt unb barauf
in pier5ig 0nnonen @aiier anfgeloit
miro. Bel Dfterem llm,riibren sez
i6iebt bds 8eiprenfeln nit elmer be-
fannten 9anbipribe uno bas Ser
fabren lit mebrmals gu tpieberbolen;
iollten bic 8lGtter barunter letoen,
10 lit es ein5liteIlen. Mnh gegen
S6ilbs uno @lattlGuie. iotpie anbere
Snieften, lit oaS Ierfabren an5us
penoen.
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Vnte HbOtOgrapbicMi

Ionnen nur BON 6rpertcn beraeitelt weroeu.,
SIS gilt bel oeren 9eriteauu9 Griabrnma
81 BADEN. pailcnoe 6opis mo N0rperiteuunsf
gen 81 teahtea. oaS %paiienos 9i0t. uno
misunderstanding 81 tenuen lino oamu
aud bic iiotblaeI. oft reht tptipieliaeu
glpparate III babeh. SicieS Niles III uors
hnnber. wenr Sbr Sure Photographic uor.
mir woher frfr'.
". 9. Mac&enste,
1913 elav.Sw. G,;oasuc. u 4
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Oenan befulgt.

Ir5t (ieinen Yatieuten in Der
8aoetpanne finbenb) {: .@as MAIDEN
Sic benin ba i'm @aier? @plen sic
iid ben Sob 1oIen?"
Hatient: "Wber sic baben mir bod
geidgt. iG fon bic Iilen. Die Cir mir
periGrieben baben, I'M 8aHer
nebmenl" dr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
@ie pflamst man aepfelferme?

@er ii6 iunge aepfelbdume aus
&ernen b~eran3ieben mill. bat oas foI<
genoe Verfabren 5u beobnHten: Die
Saatferne fir Iepfel unb anoere
S6itdrten pertpabrt man am belten.
penn lie elei6 aus Der Srudt in
feudten Sanb geIeet unb biz our
Rflan5uns benz Sroit ~ausseiest ipers
ben. benin bur1 bas gintrodnen miro
bic &eimfraft sei1pd1t. Sobalb es
i'm Sriibiabr Der gut borbereitete
fette Ua~rtenboben erlau6t. legt man
Die &erne NIT brei SUB Gbitanb 5ipis
i6en ben 8eiben Elm unb bebedt tie
nit ettpa einem Bon grbe. Ser
0runb lit Ioder gu balten. Biz iid
i'm Serbit bic junsen 8dnmden gut
enttpidelt baben. Sm Sriibiabr f6ns
men tie NIT einem Snb Gbitanb auss
9epflan5t tperben unb man beihneibet
oann Die 3neiee, baB bic gdume
cine ihone 4rone betommen. Sas
Sfulieren ODER 1fropfen seidiebt
am beiten i'm britten Sabre. bod lit
barauf 81 ieben. bab Die Bfropfreiier
bon euttragenben dlteren 8dumen
fommen.
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y y y
2lacr Mmfana 1T iauer.

0eihdftsreiienoer: ~Gnfdnsli1 lit
es ia iebr idper nit benz &eiien. Sd
iase Shnen, Dor benz eriten Geiddftss
baus bin ih cine babe Gtinbe duf&
unb absesansen, ebe i9 MIDI bineins
trarite. Guf einmaI babe ia mir
aber elm Ser5 sefabt unb oann
lag i9 aud ifon tpieber braubenl"
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9ie Gr6en.

nSeben sic mol bas Wenf6enges
orange Dor benz Sauie oes peritorbes
mem aoniulsl !. Seute iou fem Seita>
nlent erOffnet tperben."
rSa, iinb benin oa 10 piele grbbes
re6tiete?" Etas
oNein e. MIR elm ein5iser Neffe!
Die Inbern iinb feline = @Idubiserl"
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gpridlae.

Gait (iebr lans): .aonnte i9 BEL
S6nen iiberna4ten?"
8irt6: Gin 10 Ianees 9ett babe
ib leiber ni6t. sic iponten benin nit
Der neuen &eselbabn @orlieb nebs
menl""
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Gpnberbare 9psif.

Sanspirtb: Cine 81 bumme @ors
i6rift. bteie Sreppenbeleudtuns.
Benn lie ni&t ba tpdre. miibten bic
2eute borii6tis ieiu. uno neil iie bors
iidtig fem miBtert. tuiiroen iie nidt
fdQenI" Z irslnu ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

Bauer: .gs is merftpirbi. mas
mel ane6t fir a Slid bat. iebesmdl
falt err ir9enbtpo 10 runter. bdb CT a
Hent'n frieagtl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Sd5ne @esenb.

Gin S0riter flaet. baB I'M 8aloe
piel SoI8 seitoblen miro.
Srember: .@arum berbieten sic
benin bag ni1t bur6 cine @arnunss@
tafel2"
Soriter: 60. bab mir bic au1
nod eeitobfen tpirbl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

@ertbeibiser: ss8enn sic nteinen
alienten freiipreden. meme Serren
@eidtporenen. Damn neriprede i1
Sbnen i'm wamen bes Sreieeiprodes
men, ME tpieoer du itebIenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Seransserebet.

Serr 8irtb. ih mib mid beidtpes
rem. Sinter ben Sapeten tuinmelt'S
ia bon llnse5ieierl"
pSa, ia bab' Sic aber glei1 ses
fragt. Oh Sbnen Die 9apete ni9t gu
lebbaft ipdrel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

gulalia: AIS iA nod jung mar,
tparen Die Serren gang anger ii9.
tpenn tie midi iaben. iest iinb iie ale
auBer Si1tl"
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Mifperitinbnif.

9oftor: .Siir sic, mein 2ieber. lit
Sonnenidein Die Sa,iptiade.~ ch.'
Ser mill mir Ieiber audi nihts
amebr, borgenl"s f a., s,,,a,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

Nus Der drstliden Spreditmnbe.
Gr5t: .Stottert bern Der Sunse
immer?"
Wltter: nNein, MIR tpenn er ettpas
iaet."
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-26

women and children will be cared for put upon reservation. From there you can steal them back"
 But how can we get free?' inquired Lame Foot. "Tell us quickly"
 Matthews drew the four chiefs heads together and whispered to them.
 After time all rose.
 Shall we have guns" inquired Canada John.
 "No-bows and arrows. can get them and hide them in my board lodge across the river"
 Lame Foot pouted. "Our brothers who are fighting have fine new rifles from Standing Rock"
 Rifles cannot get" said Matthews.
 "But." said Standing Buffalo, If we cross to your lodge and get our bows and arrows, will not the pony soldiers follow in their smoking canoeY
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-26

"Bahv' retorted the interpreter. "Am I like pig for sense? The smoking canoe shall be gone."
 The chiefs nodded.
 q must go," added Matthews. '"There is no time for the pipe. Remember, if you are discovered trying to escape I know nothing of it. Then I shall try another plan. And keep everything from Squaw Charley. He is friend to the pony soldiers. He may tattle."
 And your reward" said Canada John softly. "It is that the Plow Wo- man and her sister shall be-
 Matthews put a finger to his lips. "You will free my land," he said.
 ,"When the night comes" whispered Lame Foot. They pressed about Mat thews, taking his hands.
 "When the night comes," he answer ed, you will know by sign. Let a warrior keep watch, for it shall come when the moon dies. It shall be the call of a mourning dove"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-26

ID Since dawn Lounsbury's head Eaa had been poked from a win lAEaJ dow of the forward car. Now he followed it with wedge of shoul- der and muttered a fervent "Thank Godr' His face was blackened by the breath of the engine, his hair was roughed by the tugging wind, so that he bore not a trace of the past months careful grooming. Outside of Chicago he had shed his eastern garb for blue flannel shirt, dark brooches and tall boots. Again he was frontiersman.
 A brakeman entered to call out the final stop. Cramped bulks here and there slowly unwound their sleepy lengths and gazed around. A slim re- cruit in a front seat who was outward bound to fight Indians wakened with a protesting oath. Other occupants of the car grudgingly put away their card packs, but cheerfully clapped on their hats. A long, hot journey was done.
 But Lounsbury when he drew in his head and shoulders delayed his prep arations to alight. He reached down to a boot leg and fished out a letter, one paragraph of which he carefully reread.
 "As say, if you look for that rascal, you'll find the right man. He was here, for Charley saw him. Who was itT asked the Indian. What do you think he did? He crossed his fingers on his noser'
 Lounsbury took a deep breath. "It's likely" he said aloud. ''It don't take courage to kill a cripple"
 The wheels were yet turning when Lounsbury swung of. His looped belt had been buckled on, and once more his revolver hung handily upon his thigh. As he tossed his satchel to the ticket agent he gave the ".45'' a swift look over. Then, with the expression that the Clark outfit respected showing through the grime of the train, he started on a tour of saloons.
 In a square fronted groggery his hunt ended. An assortment of adven- turers packed the place-mule skinners. soldiers, gamblers. settlers. Among them was a sprinkling of women. He pushed his way through the crowd un- til he reached the bar. There. ofhciat- ing in pink shirt sleeves. was the Babe"
 A moment LOunsbury faced him in silence, his cheeks pufing and his chest swelling in an effort at self con trol. Then, dropping his hand to the ".45." he gave a jerk of the head Come out" he ordered.
 The Babes" souint eyes made sep arate inspections of the room He was in the act of pouring from a bottle to a glass. Now. as be held them before him. they tinkIed together.
 His customer backed away to the door, where it was cooler. The women cluttered at the farther bar end The other lOungers rotated 10 a position be- hind Lounsbury and waited, all agrin
 He came Ioafng out, the sweat stand Ing in huge beads upon his nose L0unsbmy advanced to him. playing a tattoo along the bar with his left hand
 -Babe.'" he said quietly. the train goes hack Chicago way in the morn Ing-
 The other blfaked and gulpe1 WI, VT he began-
 @YOu take ft-- cOzti1ued Lo1nse1rE- =Your fznnyis xe+rfng darned Unpopu- lar bere-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-26
(To be CoatinusdI.

1ozTs losing ~sy every cay Cat rear terezezt fs vscznG Let the psDo<-zt fnd a tenant d1Ts for S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-26
CHAPTER xxx.

nearing at last.
 Since dawn Lounsbury's head $ had been poked from a win V dow of the forward car. Now
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other delicate and tender; besides the
small ones are easier to grow.
Big bull-neCked onions are often
grown for the market and exhibition
purposes but there are more good
solid qualities in a peck of nice, well
ripened little bulbs than in bushel
OF the big fellows, while the keeping
qualities of the latter are well known
to be poor. Many other instances
could be given. On the other hand
there are some varieties that may be
good and yet large. The modern va
rieties Of peas, for instance, are TAR
larger than the old round seeded kinds
but these have as we'll other excellent
qualities to recommend them. Some
Of the newer varieties of Cos lettuces
grow to an immense size but if quick
ly grown on good soil are of excellent
quality.
We do not hold a brief for small
and badly cultivated produce; far from
it. There is nothing worse than vege-
tables grown slowly on poor soil, as
they are always tough and crude in
flavor. Nor would we decry size in
most kinds if quality at the same time
is kept in mind But one bad point,
encouraged only too often by careless
or ignorant judges, at Our exhibitions,
is the favOritism shown to vegetables
that have only size to recommend
them without any reference to fair
quality.-Southern Shippers Guide.
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Powell Wants to Know.

The St. Augustine Record says:
Somebody ought to relieve Willis B.
Powe1Ps mind. He came to Florida
from a town not far from the Mis-
souri, state line, hence the following:
"Our good old friend, Schaeffer, Of
the Adrian (Minn.) Democrat, is ex-
horting his readers to lay in their sup
ply Of winter coal. The appeal is
made very strong, pointing out the
horrors and suffering of last winter
when the snow covered the ground to
the depth of one or three feet and the
people were burning furniture to keep
warmth in their chilled frames, as the
railroads were snow-choked and could
not deliver coal. We wish Schaeffer
would explain to us why countless
thousands emigrate to the frozen
northwest each year and locate on the
boundless prairies and exc out mere
existence for years satisfied with $40
to $I2 an acre profit on wheat when
they can come to Florida and make
more money off of a fve-acre tract
than they could off $40 acres in the
wheat belt. And here they enjoy
life 365 days in the year. The first
year, from the time they break the
soil of the little old five acres, they
are making money-$2oo to $1,000 an
acre profit. Why is it? Is it because
our state. does not encourage immigra
ton? Is it because Our railroads DO
not advertise our resources and posi-
bilities as largely as do the roads OF
the West and Northwest? There is
something wrong some place"
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Quality of Vegetables.

Size is. and always must be, des1r-
able quality in vegetables but when 1t
is obtained at the expense OF succu-
1ence. flavor and other good points
then striving after it becomes a dis.
tinct loss instead Of gain. One OF
the commonest vegetables is OF course
the cabbage and it is the rule in al
most every garden to grow large heads
and let them develop into great, white,
hard monstrosities as big as a foot
ball. What difference there is be-
tween the flavor of these and a nice
little green cabbage just beginning to
turn yellowish white at the heart
great many people do not know be-
cause they have never tried the lat
ter. For storing away in winter and
for turning into all kinds of prepared
cabbage the white hard heads are all
right, but anyone who has a garden
and knows the tender green cabbage
as it should be, will not be likely to
let the cabbages all grow that way.
Beetroot, again, is never SO good as
when the roots are about two or three
inches in diameter and the large tough
roots obtained by sowing early on
heavily MANFRED soil are fit only for
cattle feeding. A few rows of beets
sown now will produce excellent roots
either for use in late summer and
autumn or for keeping through the
winter, and these are far better in
color and flavor than large coarse
roots. Asparagus is often sought for
with thick stems, blanched for nearly
their whole length of foot or so, but
where is the comparison between
them and the nice crisp shoots with
green tops just bursting? The one
is coarse and insipid in flavor, the