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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-24

to the extent Of 100000 horse power energy already
and 100000 provided
Other countries charge and year every
power unite electric energy developed private company
corporation
This represents rental that the state charges for til,
undeveoped waterpower privileges and is the price the com
panies have to pay for a charter.
The showing is that New York losing 100000
100000 year water away that other
would collect
investigation however reveals another fact that looks good to
the people that powers undeeoped by
charter still might ultimately yield the state an annual
revenue rental OF $1S 100000
But won't the power companies oppose plan
walton in the interests of the pope2 They
only favor but they offer buy the undeveoped power
rent rate of IS 90 per unit.
The spring high water damages their
plants tremendously In the fall compe
them to put costly steam plants short only They
cannot build the surplus spring
to flush the streams the low period
constitution forbid it. Hence they
thing and they will buy the stored
The railroads put stop to spring
floods that damage them the million dollars single
The people revenue to be derived theon
and to prevent annual losses from floods and drouths
you community interests in New York state all de-
mandng water conservation through the medium
constructed the heads rivers sufficiently large pre-
vent spring floods and low fall This
meaning 1t spells benefit and every individual
the and will benefit present power coman
The west will not oppose such conservation that Idaho
would like some in hers
Idaho favorable to bureaucracy in interests
borders
should be made produce for the rather than
nation and should
than the will caprice individual present
The policy already inaugurated by
of making lands produce
extended and Enlarged upon
Those power companies that have secured valuable
franchises pioneers the they
But if be derived in the all
the undeveoped by doing monopoly
prevented there isn't in the who would object
Conservation with meaning is all right
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-24
THE ENGLISH ELECTION,

There progressing Britain Of the impor
and exciting political compaign that has ansped in that
country within the memory Of living
When Parliament recently dissolved because the House
pass Budget which provides complete system
raising applying purp government
ordered
country elect majority Liberals
Commons the action the House Lords will be
thereby Bus they majority unonists power
House Lords will indicated Budget will be presented
Henry Asquth British prime and leader
Liberal paryho recently has laid down the policy
which Liberal government is appealing to the country
Asquith speech II tell the and
on behalf Of the Liberal party this upon
single a task dominates and anscnd because embraces
aad every great and enhen social political change up
That vndcate establish
upon unsuitable foundation the principle republican govern
mrntn
principle by the Liberals the denial
Lords any power all legislation pertaining
adoption tbs Budget which lays the
nobility that would up time and build up farming
population Tor Ireland the dseablhmen OF the English
wacs land reforms in Scotland; old pen
sion- for aborers and other important reforms
referring the Irish policy the British government Mr.
Asluhsad Speaking last year before to the premier
ship described the Irish policy the undenable failure OF
British staesman-hp"
These premier might referring
the action Of members Parliament during progress
the Boer war terrible English soldiers
Parliament the Irish members greeted the same
With cheers.
By The advocacy reforms Liberal party
hearty support Of party the Wech and Scotch
formers md the big following Of the Labor party
Great Britain their ballots favor Of reform
candidates pledged enact them will dawn
country Of repubiesnm will be strengthened
throughout the world
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-24
NEW LIGHT ON CONSERVATION.

conservation has looked somewhat hazy The forest
policy mak Of bureaucracy The danger OF water
monopoly looks a unreal ar a pipe dream
withhold power sites from development for fear Of
poly had the appearance depvng communities OF what
they and desire.
protecting peoples rights the matter OF develop
rent people have taken the hue and against
pswer monopoly merely calculated put entirely de-
eopneut along deprive communities OF the
derived utilizing the Of going
recent article Golfers by Agnes C. Iau; entitled Water
the East throws light that department Of conservation
relating to vat power sites.
ADMINISTRATION New York instituted by Governor Hughes
that franchises had granted
companies whereby power sites had beu developed
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-24
Alias Summons.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District of the State of Idaho in and tor tn,
County of Lincoln.
George H. Anderson and Dora Andersen, hi
wife, plaintiffs, VS.. the unknown owners o
lots . S, and 10, of block 81 Of the town o
Shoshone Lincoln County, Idaho, and the
unknown heirs or the unknown devisees o.
any deceased owner OF person, claiming title
to or possession OF said lots, and John B. Neil
George North, Willard F Thompson. George
D. Hill, f. u. Pharris, Elizabeth C. Moore,
Mrs. Jessie Wooden. otherwise Jessie Wooden
and otherwise Jessie woodin and Mrs Jessie
woodin. widow and sole heir at law OF W. W
Wooden otherwise William A. Wooden,
otherwise W. \. Woodin. deceased and the
unknown heirs or devisees OF each OF said
named persons. defendants.
The State OF Idaho sends greeting to the
above named defendants
Nou are hereby required TO appear in an act
ion brought against you by the above named
Plaintiffs in the Disl-ict Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District. State OF Idaho, in and for the
County OF lincoln and to answer the complaint
filed therein Ia copy OF which is hereto attach.
ed within twenty days exclusive Of
the day OF servicel
hittf the S'FNict on you o. TINS summons. II
served with n this district; OF ii served out OF
this district within forty days The said fac
ton is brought TO quiet title in the plaintiffs TO
lots :, s and 10, OF block 81 OF the town of Sho-
shonc, Lincoln County, Idaho aud to obtain
decree that defendants have no estate or inter.
est IN or to said lands what ever
Aud you are hereby notified, that II YOU fail
to appear and answer the said complaint. as
above required, the said plaintiffs viii apply
10 the court for the relief demanded in the
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court OF the Fourth Judicial District
81 the state of Idaho in and Tor the County
Lincoln, this 2oth day Of November in the year
,f our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
nine
BARRY W. ANDERSON.
(Sean CLERK.
Paul 5. Haddock. Attorney Tor PlaintiG. rosid
ing at shoshoue, Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-24
WORK ON THE MIN|OOKA DAM

Minidoka Dam. Dec. IA. Chief Elec-
trcal Engineer o. II. Ensign, accom-
panied by d. c. Heney Of Portland,
Consulting Engineer Of the reclamation
service. visited the dam today. When
seen at the Office in the evening Mr.
Ensign stated that beyond being pleas
ed with the way that the work was
progressing he had nothing to give out
for publication. Mr. Ensign enjoys a
distinction seldom attained by an en-
gineer of the reclamation service. he
having been appointed as a member of
the engineering force of the Los An
geles aqueduct. No engineer in the
reclamation service is allowed to accept
any position without the written con
sent of the president. Shortly after
the return Of President Taft to Wash
ington he gave his consent that MIR.
Ensign might accept the position in so
far as it did not interfere with his
work connected with the government.
The position carries with it salary of
$50 day. Mr.. Ensign viii visit the
south side Wednesday
Electric Foreman NoggIe has 10
creased his force and proposes to push
his work to completion.
Some Of the switch boards for the
third unit have arrived and the entire
lot is expected before Feb, 1910 Be-
fore water is needed again for irrigat-
ing there win be three units installed
to furnish power at the lifts.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-24

Before Judge Walters in Chambers
last Tuesday appeared the county com.
missioners of Blaine county and deputy
county clerk Geo. Mcleod, and their
attorneys, Dick Angel, w. J. Lamme,
w. A Broadhead, and county attorney
II. f. Ensign, with motion to dis
miss the writ of mandamus previously
issued to compel the board of commits
sioners to call local option election in
Blaine county. The temperance people
were represented by Judge W. c.
Howie Of Mt. Home. The attorneys
for the commissioners claimed that the
proper remedy for the temperance
people was to appear from the order Of
the county board. The court will pass
on this motion before passing on the
merits Of the original case and the at
torneys for both parties are required to
present written briefs which will be
done at once.
sheriff Wheeler reports 10 prisoners
in the county jail this week, many of
them ditch workers. The sheriff states
that of the Americans who work on the
bitches 90per cent are cocaine dope
lsers. The manner of using it is to
'nuff the powder up the nose and also
o put some in beer or whiskey before
thinking. The drug taken with liqnor
makes them crazy and ready for any
ort of crime. 1t is used also by the
negroes on the Mississippi levees and
" Texas laborer's.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-24
shoghone. Idaho. Dec. I, laO9.

Shoshone, Idaho Dec. Z, 1909
The Village Board met in regula
session.
Present: Fred w. Gooding, Chair
man, E. G. Merrifeld, A. j. Newman
and C. F. Borden, Trustees, Haddock,
Attorney and Anderson, Clerk.
Minutes of Nov. LIST were read and
approved The following claims
against the Village were examined and
approved and the Clerk instructed to
draw Warrants for same:
j. w. Wheeler, Board of
Prisoners Observation-Disclosures. s 81 60
Shoshone Light & Water Co.
Lights November ..... .-.... 81 %
Oliver C. Dunn, Salary Mar
shall ................................... 100 90
NJ. M. Mackey, Water Tax 90 s OF
E. G. Merrifeld, paid leveling
streets Observation-Disclosures. 90
Empire Rubber Co. Fire Hose. 146 80
M. M. See Fire Ladders ........... 80 90
AL Cottle, Proprietor of the Column
bia Bar appeared before the Board and
made application for a license under
Ordinance No. 27, for sale of intoxica-
ting liquors in his Columbia Saloon,
for four months, beginning Jan. list,
1910, and after due elaboration and
the Board being fully advised, by car
riad motion cold aOplioot;on rrac do
MED for the reason that said saloon has
not been conducted in quiet, orderly
and peaceable manner, and that the re-
newal of said license would not be con-
ductive to the best interests of the
Village of Shoshone.
Motion made by Newman and Sc
,onded by Merritt ED that the rules be
and that section 2276 Re-
used Codes 1909 prov iding for the
'eading of Ordinances of three different |
lays be dispensed with and that Or
finance proposed as Ordinance No. 46
'e read the first and second times by
title and the third time in full.
Whereupon the roll was called upon
aid motion with the following result.
Newman voted Yes, Mortified voted
es, Borden voted yes, Gooding voted
es. White absent,
Whereupon the Chairman decla red
aid motion carried.
Whereupon the Ordinance proposed
$ Ordinance No. 46 was by the Clerk
cad by title the first and second time
nd the third time in full, the question
eng, Shall Ordinance No. 46 pass as
lad and the roll was called with the
blowing result:
Newman voted yes, Merrifeld voted
IS, Borden voted yes, Gooding voted
IS. Whereupon the Chairman de-
AIRED Ordinance No. 46 can Ordinance
Ordinance No. Z, entitled
An Ordinance Defining Offenses
,ainst the Peace and Good Order of
e Village of Shoshone and Providing
lnishment therefor" Passed and
proved January l4th, 1903, and re- i
'aling Ordinance No. ~ duly passed. c
No further business appearing at
is time the Board adjourned, subject
the call of the Chairman. =
FRED w. COOLING, Chairman,
test: HARRY w. ANDERSON, Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-24
VILLAGE BOARD PROCEEDINGS

Shoshone, Idaho. Dec. 9Th, 1909.
The Village Board met irregular SEES.
sion.
Present; Fred w. Gooding, Chair
man, E. G. Mortified, c. f. Borden
Trustees, Haddock, Attorney and And
erson, Clerk.
By carried motion, Board adjourned
until Dec 18th.
FRED w. COOLING, Chairman
Attest: HARRY w. ANDERSON, Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-24

BILLY" Helm has almost completed
a general overhauling of the trans
mission line. Strengthening up cross
arms, Tightening up bolts, etc.
The spillway is completed and the
gates at the dam have been shut down
so Systematically that the river has
been changed from it's course. filed a
great lake and yet not noticed.
The diversion channel is very low and
it is expected that the moving of the
loose rock on the south side will com
mence in the very near future. Pr
oneer Record
Standpoint, Idaho. Dec Is. "A large
buck and doe we're seen on principal
residence streets of Standpoint at 4
O'Clock this morning. The buck was
first seen by F. W. Alrich, who was
awakened by the hleating of the buck
eought in fence. Both deer after
ward were seen on the Prater lawn.
while they browsed for some time and
were scared away by neigh5orhood
dogs. About 8 O'Clock the deer were
seen on West Nam street. The dogs
finally chased them into the hills.
Huntsmen say someone who had been
hunting with dogs chased the deer into
the city. Spokesman Review.
Prof. Gamewell of the Rupert school,
has been invited to be present at the
Scholastic League of Southern Idaho
declamatory contest, to be held in
Twin Falls on Friday evening, Dec
ember II, and to act as one of the
judges Mr.. Gamewell has accepted
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-24

Of Of
receive he free the
at of TODD
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-12-24

and will be there. This is the second
time within year that the principal
of the Rupert school has been thus
honored. Pioneer Record.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26

fir ben Sal, bab Die @ruppe SuItp
Der llnabbdugisfeits sSartei Die 8auts
fraee lpieoer nufroQe, entIhlofien, bas
NbgeDronctenbdiiS Su %bertngen.
Ser Wonar6 fii9te 6in5u, ipenn 1i6
Die gegenfpdrti9e Hegierun9 ipei9ere,
ben 8trtaeungsz grlaB 81 unter5ei6<
men, 10 iuerbe bic Srune elm neueS
&abimett ernemmem, me!hes BITE Ser-
tagnns poer epentmea bic Mufl6imng
bes nnsariiden Methstngs pDrnebme.
- 2ebbaftes Sntereile bat Der &ais
fer Sran5 Soief neuerbings an ben
Slusfabrten Der @ebriiber Henner 9ez
nonnnen, iiber beren 8erlauf er iib
picberbolt bat geri6te eritatten loilen.
Minmebr baben Die beiben 2uftihiffer
ibren l~enfbaren 8aIon Dem 8aiIer
leIbit noreefiibrt. Ser ereiie Serrz
iher foIste ben berldieoenen gbolua
tionen nit Der seipunnteiten Infmerfa
iamteit unb fpra6 gum S6lnb Die
9robte 8efriebi9ung ans. Sdmmt<
life @anober pes @nlons nurbcu
b06it erfolereid aussefibrt. Sas
8abr5eus beitanb .jebe Trobe, Der ca
unter5o9en tpuroe 9ldn5enb. 8
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
Gin ,rirfiames t1tittel eesct
Sic Wt;rmpiaae bel picrSen.

Sober Snrn,er unb Yferbebeiiber
miro erfreut iein, o einem neuen
Nittel gegen Die gefiir6tete 8urms
PLACE BEL Sferoen 3u boren, bds IN Der
tur5en 3eit ieiueS 8efnnntieins gang
erl tdunli1e Geiultate ge5eiti9t bat. So
lilo Dies Die aus Der alien 6eimatb
berii6er gefommencn 6eurefaz &apieln,
Die lid IN Der fiir5eiten 3eit Salienoe
bon Sreunben eripprben unb in Der
Iustreibun9 bon @iirmern bel Yferz
ben ais mniibertreffli9 erpielen bas
ben. IrS 6unberten bon b%anfbaren
Sriefen bon Snrmern, Die Die &apieln
benueten, 9ebt berpor, pob nod Dem
@tngeben bon nur 5mei 8apielu Suns
berte bon Bots unb alien mDsliben
8iirmern bon Yferben %abgingen, unb
DAB Tferbe, Die porber mayer, biIIi9
lino Itorriid paren. nnG Dem @inge>
ben Der &apieln iofort 5unabmen uno
ole i6le6ten gigeni6aften nerloren.
Die 8iirmer seben e%eipDbnlid idon
mad einigen St1nben mad Dem @ins
geben Der &apieln tobt i'm Wiite ab
uno lit bas Wittel unr 10 tpertbpoler,
ais es o6ue tpeitere llmltdnbe unD o6ne
Sutteripediel jepem Yferbe leiht einz
se9eben iperben fam. Iuf alien Sar>
men, mo Sferoe eebalten perben, ioaz
ten gerabe jebt ieoem ein6isen Sbiere
8lpei Der &apieln our @oriidt perab>
reidt lperoen, ali6 menn iih Die Sara
iiten duBerlih niht bemerfbar eemaht
baben. Die aapieln iinb 9eiebli6
sarantirt unter Serial $50. 21,741
ilnb fonnen auh tra9enben Gluten gez
9eben tperben. 9as Nittel lit einSig
uno auein 81 be5ieben pon Der nniercn
2eiern poblbefannten g BREEDERS
st emebp s o., 6S6 %. Strabe.
Sept. 5 8, Iilipaufee, isis, gum
Yreiie bon $1.00 fir 6 ODER $3.50
fir IL &apielu p~ortpfrei NIT @e<
brathsanipeiIung. @or biqigen Iad@
abmnnsen lei hermit uusSradli6it
9eiparnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
Geras.

= Ius @resorp perlautet unter'm
9atn. /, bonn 10. Sttuber: Im Gage
nah Ieirer Infunft in San Intonio
Seiete ild Der Erdiibent ben $4,000
S6uliiubern, Die Serrn 9aft ibren
patriptii6en @ruB barbradten. Sarz
auf belt er cine &uiprnde an Die
anf Dem Nlampe &laBe perlammelte
Wenge nnb beibloB oas fir Ieilen
Iufentbalt in Snn Intonio aufgez
Iteate Sro9ranlm nit einem @abel>
friib1tiid I'M ct. Nutbpnp@S otel.
lin 2 l1br II Winuten iubr Der
3ug bes Erdiibenten aus Der Station
beralis, nnb man bari luobl annebs
men, bab es Germ Gdft trob nller
8aitfreunbliGfeit Der bieberen @in@
tppbner bon San Intonio ni1t unans
genebm geipeIen fem miro. Ser ital>
bigeu. beiBen Staot ben 8ilden gu
febren. '2n
Cine iedsfiinoige 8abnfabrt
bra1te pas 5aupt bes d2auoes nad
@regorp, Serus. mo fem 8ruber
CHARLES g. Saft i'm auf Dem Sabns
bofe empfing unb iofort nit ibm auf
leine srobe 8and uah Corpus 9briiti
Bah fubr. 6ier tptro bet Srdlipent
ii6 big gum Sreitas ben Sreuben oes
2anbfebens bineeben, jagen, iiiben
unb Golf ipielcn unb iih Die @rbos
lling 9onnen, Die er nah ben Strapus
gen Der langen, ermiibenben Heiie. Die
nun 5l 5ipei Sritteln binter linn
liegt, pobl brauhen fam.
Sic Hnn6 leines 8rubers umfaBt
anndbernb 100000 Mcres unb befnbi
iid beinabe ausi6lieBlih nit @iebe
8udt unb 8numpoafultur. Iuf ibr
befinben ii3 iopobl etne @erberei,
tpie au6 cine @ntformungsnnitalt fir
Die Sanmpole, beibe in 9roBnrtisem
WaBitabe unb multer9iiltig ein9erid>
tet. Ieilenipeit bonn gin9ang in Die
Non6 eutfernt, erbebt li6 bds ftatte
life 5errenbaus, bas mebr elmer
prd6tieen Stem Yprfer Siaa als eli
mem Snrmbauie I'M iiibneitliden
Seras abnlib iiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26

rants, barlinter audi bic bes 3oologis
ihen 8arten, baben ben erbobteu
&affee,3ol gum NnlaB 9enommen,
DEN Yreis Der SaHe &affee bon 25
auf 80 Yfennis 81 erboben. Ser
8erein beutiher &affees @~robbdnoler
unbs HSIter, Der IN &Dln leinen Sib
bat. lit bennsegeniiber NIT Der offents
lifen @rfldrung nufgetreten. oaB Die
Stlbitfoiten fiji bic Saiie &affee NIT
Mil6 unb 3llder nidt ben 8etras bon
fiinf Yfeunis iiberihritten unb oas
Yublifum lid gegen Die @rbobung our
8ebr fesen iole. 9ie &ftiondre nno
9einder beg 3ooloeiiben @artens
linD MN bieIer Infforberung gefoigt,
inbem lie in elmer belonoeren 8ers
iammlune Die aaffeefragc bebanoele
ten. So cine friibere Gin9abe an
ben. gcrtpaltungsratb obne erfolg ge@
blieben lit, beIhlpb man Die @inrets
dung elmer MaHenpetition iotpie cine
Heiolution, fporin iid Die bunbert Nns
peieuben, nnter benen Die 5dlfte Sae
men tparen. berpfli6teten. i'm 3eltaus
rant bes 3oolpeiiGen @artens uibt
cher ettpas su senieBen. als bis Der
alte &affeepreis pieoer eingefiibrt lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
uew psrf.

- 1le6er Die Wabors : Ganoibnten
fir @robe Sem Yorf i6reibt in lleberz
einltimmung NIT unierem llrtbeil Die
bprti9e Thanksgiving" inter Inbee
rem Solaenbes: Sic bempfratil1e
Yartei Der Stabt gieip gorf bat ais
Ganbibaten fir bns @mt bes 8iirger>
meiiters ben Supreme Court Hi6ter
@iQiam s. Gapnor ~auf9eitent, einen
unerl6rodenen Wtann, Der it'd Die
@plfsgunit 5uerIt ernor6en. baB er
o6ne HiiGlidt nuf feline Yarteis 3uges
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ollie groBen unb fleinen Spibbuben
baben ieitber Dor Hi6ter 8apnor beile
iame Surft gebabt.
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faner einen Wtann 9egeniiber 9eiteilt,
Otto 8annarot, einen erfplgreiden
Sinnn5mann, nngeieben in Sinnn5s
t~reileu, ober obne ale g%rfabrung in
Dffentli6en In9ele9cnbeiten. Seiue
Ganbibatur 1T bon ieiner ei9enen
Yartei aud ebenio penig ernitlib 9ez
meint ipte Die HoOlepelt's i'm Sabre
1885, als lih Sepitt unb 6enrp
8eorae, Der cine 9emofrdt, Der anbere
SosiuliIt. Inn Die 8iirgermeiiters @abl
in Mt> Sem Dorf betparben. Iub Der
So3ialiit feblt in Dem beporitebenDem
@ablfampfe ni6t. Iber pel6 Elm
llnterifieb 5ipiihen Senrp George uno
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6enrit mad alien Ieineu 9rotcSfen
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llnteriGriften finben fonnte fir feline
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fl6rlid, tpenu man nidt piiBte. bab
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30" @iGiondrs IGon friiber Niaionen
geopfert bate fir Die ftets unerfiiQt
gebliebene Sefriebigung ieines politie
IGen @6reei5cs. 9nS Erogramm.
nit ipeldem Senrit ais Gnnbibnt Dor
bic @irgeri6ait tritt, entbdlt 10 5iems
lid SIes, mas Elm burtgeIottener
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gar bns Srauenitimmre6t. 3pei
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ipnbl nbgelebnt.
= &ls i'm Gftober 1907 sic @elbs
ponit los6ra6, mar Der 3uiammens
brlId) Der eriten 8nnten Der anidere
boder Sruit Co.. Der @tercnntile Nas
tional @ant unb Der gtational ganf Of
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6alten ntuBten. nm @eipolt iibcr Die
brittle uub biertc 8anf 81 er9attern
uno 10 peiter, big Die nad miBen bin
I6einbar 10 impoiante vaette IorSe's
i6er @nnfen" 5%uitnnoc fam. Wit
6ilfe pieier Banter. ibrer 9epoliten.
~fiuansierte 6. g8. IorIe feline peits
ber5peisten 6iman5 : llnternebmun>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-26
SbSnteit iit @eimnSteit.

@ls Niaoanie Reeamier oieie Behauptlng mt.
itelte ineirte lie oamit. onB ilr lie, tuie tlr 10
piele Nenihen. nidlt bic @eiuuoheit oeit Hebeu
ieinen @erth perleibt. iuHoer1 ole Shbnbeit.
Rntilrlih iuiro elte oerartige Sennuptung aber
nur aus Dem Munoe eiue5 Menid1en t%oinrren.
Der oa nidlt peiB. mas eiesntlih aranfbeit il.
ger BON eitem ern% ftlidien 9eioen beim9elnd,t
tuiro. oereist gar balo BITE S~eredhuung. NIT tets
nent NeuBeren auiieben 5u erregen. Sunieiit Der.
fdat er iosar in baS @egertbeil, ieiue uirgebnng
nit obGiaer @ieidpgii It'll 9teit 3u %behunbeln. NEIL
ibn elm @e6ante beberridht; Der an BITE eigene
GiiaI. GS beriibren iidh eben tets bic Grtreine:
llebertrutb unb NieoergeidIogenbeit SofnnngS'
ireubigteit unb WintbIoiigteit. Gui benz Mittels
mcgee aebt man aber am Siheriten. @er it'd. I'M.
ppbI iublt, belle benz aDrper. Die SnIIe bsfeht
BARN. benz Sorper neaes, reiues Blut an Steue
Der peraifteten Sdtte. bic ibn langiam abt5bter,
su neridbafie en-. SaS aRittel elmer &stniaung oes
&orpers. Oct @ruuobeoiugurg aner 6einnbhetf.
bieten Die ct. Bernard &rdutsrpinen; uro 3iuar
flr Seoermann. oa tie III aputheten 3n haben
iinb. nnb per tie %gebrnutbt, pirb aud baio nte.
Der 5u neuer ~HebenSfrait uno Soffnung gelans
een: an ueuer Sdh6nheit uno 0eiunbhett, bent
idlieBIib 1T ieoes @eiunbe aud ihon.