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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

Editor The star I would not
bother you with thiH letter. bat
know that most 81 the working class
FIRST Ward. Last Monday January
papcrs hers. and " sent ID TO
either ~ thefa they wauld not pub
fish it a. they are expecting 20 aog
the CRITICAL printing frum tne coun-
60. ana they are afraid 90 pFint the
sricf have been tryfnr 10 ct water
fer me last two years The majority
OF the NFnrkNt own council has bean
warklnE lard los Il. bat whsn Ghay
would hFinx tn report to the
e"gnetl 70 have the water company
eht water on the 1iii. AT fIrpin-
colt Tire chairman Of the water com.
iNittee. would stand up ana mAhr a
NiN speech about what the water
company was going to 40 for the
pseple on the BIZ and tell ERE pso-
PIE time after time III the people
~antd walt vxwrrthiHN would BE-
This work has gone on for the
last two years and the people on the
hiil are HettinE sick and tired % I'd
ft iH = Disgrace 60 Mayor Muller rs
put this nan a. ehafrinan 81 ne
water committee gVerF year. az iip-
piureft never paid one cent ~ faNss
iu 1TorKetuwu. iu his timn here ne
uwver rented house and re never
rad % pay ter any water lie was
ia the ssgort ward ahen he first
got elected teF one year. ana a. the
Second II a large one ue. seeing that
Hta rr~aiecsinn wWa iwnoaaihla. took
nia grip and rsaFed over 20 fhs FirHf
ward A. the brewery has q great
many Votes IN the First ward. and
the total vote - very small tn this
ward. they thought that fhafF man
kstrrtnc0tt had better move 10 the
firs ward last Monday. IanuarF
~. Mr IAppincnff was nominated anh
appointed gue ~ tue clerks % the
lesis latHre, The WA lufity ghlectrA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
rue NAY Aue.o.

fditer The star In your edit
nFiaf % last Saturday you bsast srn
farmer ! agree with you. hat nos
sheut the man that Protected 49,
farmer against the hostile fnsise
Hnrdee that swept this slate gfess.f.
and taah" IN ff anH +Tx@ ffsp'
ahoet him that uraFty bscAins a Vis.
tim % second Custer nsasaaer.
e SILVER river. Ore. and aft9rrVmrfsr
Tor months lived on mtkfll 4u4t ram.
$50 bacon and bareback hmnffww ~
dams Under General HouaraF Hoe
about htm that flopusd dopn ANY,
where "a the sand and dnat nun
&reAa ~ miles fYuFM q roof ans
wekn NJ ca che middle ~ fha nlaht
drrnrl1ed 20 the akia and shtvHrfus
wlth the cold. uos allowed - fnak9
e ftfe. and ~ dayhrsak Saddle an
And - en-. 0wt HH sen are. wish
nnihiuE tut two bareback ana aae
small sltrr 81 bacon 60 da You ali
taA How ahnat the man that the
wtNfHr following transported fhrsa
same indians wtth The Temperature
any where bet seen zero ard 40 -
los e. the Nahinsa reservation 10
keep them from doing more haFiu :
VII tell YUn swat ~ gets
left" After tn years sew re no
applied repeatedly "a tndis Sam faf
employment fn TIE iffrmrrtuu NasF
Yard. and sos turned down every
time when The government DECIDED
an engineer Tor the pnatNffios ~
applied. proved that - had 81 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
FLOOD WATERS
ARE RECEDING

PORTLAND. ore. Jan. as ny u.
Reports received here today
from districts affected by the floods
Ia Idaho. Washington and Oregon
Indicate that the swollen rivers are
receaing and that railroad traffic is
being resumed on lines that have
been blocked from two o. four days.
AZ Wallace. Idaho. the walla
Walla branch Of tho .. r. 3 n. re-
sumcd traffic today. but all other
trains have been Rnnulcd North
rrn Pacific trains are running
through 10 the coast the washouis
At Sprague and Lind having been
repaired last night
AZ Walla Walla the conditions
we're much Improved today and In.
dications point 20 an opening og an
lines by tomorrow The first mali
Tor three DAYS reached the city this
morning from the east
The first trains over the south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

fisa o. Insult 70 tha higher public
AentlN4ant
TiH aeeeptance o. any rift o. favor
end the tutai Ignoring Of All ohiiFas
lons ssefer nlsees . The ns. r'e yPI1,1S
called dhonof haione thieves" has
not yot been attained 90
II the brewers were afflicted With
. stroke Of charity, Why not give
the umbrellas 20 The pb0rY
moral ohtdiily. thia little favor on
the SIDE eaueeda any public insult
yet ~ tHmptcd A moral prathouHe
welb tuled, would help Seattle won
rhla wear Seattle stanaa on an
emiahnee. IN the intense iimeileht ~
public HefutinY. The eyes of the
world are on ua. our smallest acts
are noted and commented on by tho
home Hnd foreign press. Intending
visitors VIII carefully regard every
item ~ news concerning this city,
ita government aud tia pronpentH
n IL the first big advertisement Sc
attic has had, aud few words for
o. aEainsi uH viii Eo a long ways
with the intending uitiEenH
What class 81 citizens % we want
~ attract Go our city, Think Of a.
WhHn the rest OF the world learns
that unr lawmakers aud rliera open
Isl ana iaatluHiY boast that small
fntora are thankfully received" Will
not the civic inaaihrity Of Seattle oil
mate seem homeltke 60 every moral
degenerate and bid him welcomed
II iH we'll known that some Of our
iawWak arH are able. honest and
above auanicion. tut will such men
accept Hn umbrella from a brewery
We would like 10 know ana see
every councilman who dtFnpproven
~ IL stand up aud be counted
Tho writer believes that The star
il ono or tho chief Instruments "
civic fiphteuuaBsss Ca this commun
It's. and would like 90 have every
persons who reads this write n
letter 20 The Star telling their opiu-
lon ~ this act Of our gonnrilmen
III accepting wifta from a brewing
a sTIRTAR.
696 W Fulton 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
CCSGROVE IS
ENROUTE
NORTH
Left Paso Robles This
Morning in Special
Car for Olympia.

" FASo ROBIES. Cal. Jan. &c RS
u. P,--0oVsrnor- elect Cosgrove left
hefc this morning aboard the pri-
vate ear California for Olympia.
wash whore he viii take the oath
Of office as governor of Washington.
II Many eltiaens % paso R0biea were
e present when tho train departed
and gave the governor a farewell
q characterization
The train d In charge % hish
RtEsffic official of the Southern Pa
Tic. and. although some trouble
5inAy be encountered through the
SACRAMENTO valley. an expeditions
trip Il anticipated
The governor entertained a party
81 " eScuralnniats from the WaiiA
Watia valley last night. many IT
- hon were his personal friends
from Pomcroy. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
AMENDMENT MADE TO
THE DIVORCE BILL

OLYMPIA. Jan. %. n u. 4. IN
troduced BY John A. Whailoy 0f
KING county was yesterday amend
Cd ana recommended FOR passage.
itH provision that hnbitual drunken
ness for two years ie grounds for a
divorce was changed TO read one
year. The section providing that
dementia existing for ten years OF
more 10 cause Tor divorce was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

ern Pacific from California IN SO
hours arrived az Grants Pass today.
The waters Of tho Rogue river are
receiing steadily. Ashland. ore, re-
ports that the storm appears 20 be
broken there.
Here the Willamette river 10 at
q Htandstill and Is expected 70 be-
gin 60 rccede soon az tho storms
have been broken IN the Willamette
valley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
ACCUSES HIS
CLERK

%. w Eyansan. president Of the
Seattle Wooden company, today
filed a complaint charging Louis
Gordon with obtaining goods under
false prelenseA
Gordon, who has hcen sales
mau for the company. Is alleged
to have turned Ia an order Ton $40
worth nf goods for IT, Herachherg
a Co. Of Alaska, 90 he delivered
"a TlS Third ay, whore they we're
said % be going into business
Gordon IL alleged to have had a
boy receive the goods there. aud
then made arrangements With
clothing stores IN the lower part
OF town 10 take the good from him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
BONAPARTE MUST
PRODUCE PAPERS

WASHINGTON. Jan % by u.
7 The senate today adopted with.
out debate Senator Culhersons res,
olution asking Attorney General
nonaparto 60 submit all correspond.
encc 20 the senate ia connection
With the alleged loan by the Amer
lean Sugar Refining company to
Che fennsylvania Refining com.
pAny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
Troubls Over =, Stockton.

STOCKTON, Cal. Jan. ss.Ry y.
P.-The flood waters are reccdins
from Main It this morning and ne
entire city will be dry BY iato this
afterueon, except IA places where
tho water IL being retained By rail
road smhankmonta. The damage
win not be nearly 70 great as a.
first reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22


Mr.. Brotherton OF ios Pike g..
says; was laid up with seiatic
heumatlsm 20 7 could not turn
tyer IN bed was advised BY
xfrlend who had been cured By the
se Oven Treatment Of Rheum-
ausm to 20 and see those druKisss
fsaiers and I can tell you they are
wonders. They cured me complete
" 20 could go back to work aud
lefees better now than I ever aid.
~ Il a pleasant treatment and the
bake oven I will swear BY a. a
sure cure for Rheumatism. Lough-
ney q Loughney DO not ask you
what ails you or how you feel.
but they tell you Just where all
yonr aches and pains are located.
Everyone Is surprised to be- told
Just what ais them without saying
a word. AZ other doctors always
ask what sila you. then prescribe
medicine for you that does sou
no good ! tell you. those drugless
heaiers are wonders They never
miss giving q correct diagnosis and
they don't charge you for the dag
nosts and advice about your case.
They have moved into new and
larger quarters az the corner Of
End ay and Pike st Their offices
are from 22i 10 225. 90 and see
them n you are sick Don't be dis
couraged They can cure you aud
Il won't cost you q cent for con
suitation Their hours are from
!. 3 a. m. 70 p. ln. Sundays . 10 ~
only Mr. Br0thert0n says, my
address II iOG Pike NJ. | will glad
~ vouch for TIE above" -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
WHAT OTHERS SAY

Weir stood firm and landed his man
larpiucost New all the hiil p~anla
ni Afewf q ctown can see why they are
ant 9eltinN water on the fuf
James Wslr owns the oseTs.f,sss.
water company u Is monaer noe
thv poor man who owns IA oNn
little home aud the business men 81
s,spf gsto~n can ataua such work -
w & GRAHAM
NcafNatnwn. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

changed " read five years Or more
The aeetiop denying tho privilege II
the wife who was married under the
ago " 10 90 sue for r. divorce when
che arrives 20 a marrinReabln age.
apd the husbRnd married nt an
Gafllof age thhh rs years 10 sue
whom he arrives at "a mnrriagcabla
age. was stricken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
WALL PAPER REMNANTS.

While they last GRANTEES. Toe.
Maire Ceilings, Toe. IngrHinr. 2bc
Enough 10 do from l % rooms OF
a kind. Your opportunity n you
paper this spring. 20 20 30 per
cent saving on new goods.
Federal Paint 4 Wall Paper Co.
1914 First aY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

experience fluht horc ia Seattle.
proved that Ne thorouRhiy WIDER
stood hts funinegs but RUt TUNED
aoVn Ia feNQf o. a preteHo " tho
Gauge bis head la 8fttlnH gray, and
when that happens 10 man he has
no ftEht to live Hut he will tFy N
once more. this time with the son Of
our martyfed president the Heero.
~ ~ A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

The finance committee OF the
city council thin morning author.
iEed city Comptroller Carroll 10 ad
vertise for the sale Of the lighting
bonds recently voted az the special
bond election. December 20. Eight
hundred thousand dollars In bonds
have hecn issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

coma IN the night aud Will dis
charge part Of her cargo tharc. aft
erwafda completing here and load
INK for the return voyage at the
AIbers mills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

Jap steamer Toaa Maru ~ 70.
ported IN az Victoria this morning
and should make this port some
time today
Steamer iiyades arrived AZ Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
Palace Market

Headquarters for Fresh Meats
and Poultry. Highest class In city.
Only Al stock carried.
SECOND AND YEsLER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

The funeral of Lewis 4. Clark.
the stamp clerk AZ the postoffice
VII be held Sunday morning az 10
to'ciock. from the BOnnay.Aateon
Sundertaking aarlore interment
vii be made az Mt Pleasant Gene
terry. Rev Major viii officiafe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

Steamer Nashonian. in the lsiand
trade. damaged her ruffer IN coli
lLAsnn with the steamer Reliance al
Portage yesterday and with be- OFF
her run for a few days. pending re-
pairA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

The uniformed members Of Green
Lake lodge % Rod Men VIII glpe
an old faShianed country dance al
Coiman hall Green Lake. tonight
The country Idea viii be carried out
complete. A country dinner Wili b.
~2eFwed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

sight riding will not be 80 pop
uiaf since the return Of the Union
city iufYH verdict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
RUTH BRYAN LEAvtTT
ClfEg FOB nfNnG 3

! LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. 81
! BY Z. Mrs. Ruth Bryan
| Leavitt. daughter OF William
J. Bryan. today filed q suit for
! divorce from William Homer {
Leayist. charging him with de- {
sertton and nnn.sapport. Mr.
! LoaVstt Is now In Paris. where !
he has an art studio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
Grbarmte Sid!


Sas rRabpile (8is.) Banner"
ifreibt iebr NIT Hedt: @enn Su
Sein treues Yferb in oicIen Sunoss
tagen niht meni1entuiirbig bebonoelu
%fannit. berfauf's unb ihaff Sir elm
Iutomobil an. @ielei6t ma6t cs
Der aaufer beifer oils Oh. Dir aber
9ciHiebt's 9an5 re6t, ipenn 9u Sid
iiber Die Eoffstoff : autide drgern
mnBt. Die ldBt iih niht bon Sir
miBbanbeln. 8erIu6's. unS aiaen>
blidlih gebt Tie an ben Streif. Oamn
fannit On Did barunter bine unb
hertpdl5en uno iudben unb herums
murfien unb flufen - es niist Sir
nihts. Sic Raifine. Die Su miBs
banoeIit, rdht lid aif Define Soften.
Sas fam ods arnlc Hferp nidt.
2eiber. Iber Die Naidbine erbulbet
bod ipenisitens feline Oualen purf
Seine Sborbeit, ionbern 0u leiDeit tic.
fpie iih bds gebort. ltno bel Dem
Sall nit DEM Bferb it's - mieber
leioer - umeefebrt.
t9alte ben &opf 0eines Yferoes in
ben Sageu Der Sibe fiibl. Ses' linn
men Strobbut auf. CIR braudt
tpeber 10 sroB nod, 10 tbeuer an fem.
tpie Der fibele @ittpenbut Der SRI.
SUhter. 9enebe Dem CHER Stirn
unb Siuterfopf nit fdltem 8aIIer
uno forge reihlif unb oft fir einen
fiiblen 5rnnf. 9as lit menihlid
unb be5dblt iih, tpenn 81 bas lieber
borit. IudJ sesen Die Sliesen, Die
Gudleeiiter, fonit gu IS idiiben 10
gut Sm's permaelt. Sober Ipptbefer
fpirb Dir cine Sliiiii9teit b~erlteuen.
tpelhe oen eetpiinihten gffeft bot.
Sic Soften lino gering nnD Die pers
mehrte notwithstanding be5ablt Die
Iusga6e reiflid.
Der 8erehte er6ormt Iih Ieines
Viebs. Ser praftii6c @ann peis,
bab err gut babel f6brt. ipenn er ii6
Der Sbiere erbarmt. S6au es an,
bon tpeld,em Stdnbpuntt 9u ipiuit
- 8armber5igfeit lit Die laute
Surbefnng Der beiben Sulitase.
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~ - -
WifperfinbniS.

Cine Sausfrau bat elm neues
Wadb6en 9emietbet.
Dame: Gins mus iG S6nen nod
iagen = baB Gle nidt erit ettpo nod
einen @eliebten anfbnffenl
WRdD6en: Nee - t4 babe an
Giuem oen1toi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
Ginisfeit madjt tart!

Wereinist eitd1. ibr farmer,
Hno lhirort chamber Sreu';
@ere6tigfeit unb Sreibeit -
Sebt Die .8arole Ieil
uno aebet fiiroer 5anb in 3ano.
llno itebt chamber BEL,
limb icie eud eurer Madt beipuBt
uno fperbet einmal freil!
@ereinigt elth; ibr Sarnler,
uno fiir6tet nift Den Seinb.
Sbr fount i'm lcidt ~beiiegen.
Seio ibr einmnl bereintl
Ber Sanb nno 8olfer ndbret.
9at Mnredt aud) nlif 2obn.
Srei lit er, nidt eih Stlabe
Ser freieu Nationl
8ereinist en6, ibr Sarmer.
Sdlaf't BEL ben @affen niftl
8aht auf. aus langem Shlafe
uub iiset 5u 9eriht.
0ie Shaar Der groBen Siebe.
9ie Nafler grpB unb Helm.
Gle iouen. miifien peideni
Drum. GARNER, bauet b'reinl
.2anDmanm".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03

rSGib3oa" auf Observation-Disclosures
Wtaifincu su itrei6en. nuroe nit
GROCER Webrbeit nieberges
It | IN NJ t. Sie N6Itimmung bilOcte
einen Der eclntanteiten Z ruitiiege
i'm Serat, mrtb bic Wiiaiuncn einDci.
rntidler Jarmer wcrnen mad mie npr
pas Gersniigen babcn, tiei in bic
9aiden sreifen SIT miiiiei, nm Den
fpcniscm Mtlipndren npm ,,Sarpeiter
Srnit" aud iuciterbin sribut SIT ent-
rtften. - .@reelIior~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03

iiber bic Sbren habit bamen
IaHen, nnb hies nod f~ortwabrenb
seiheben fam, meil Sbr Gmdb
nidt organiiieren, Aae mic Gin
Wtann einigen f5nnt, nm gegen
Gnren uon 9rnft : Vcrtretern
protegierten Shr5pfer uursms
gebet. Die Heb.
Sm Sabre 1890 duBerte Sercmiab
W. &usf. bet friibere 8isconliner
@ouperneiir, Der oamnls i'm Sarrilon's
l6en Cabinet bns Yprtefeuiae beg
Gferbau : Sefretdrs inne bate, bah
ibm 8elegenbeit geboten iei. Mftionar
elmer Observation-Disclosures Wdihinen<
fabrit 81 luerOen. bie Elm Ronopol be-
liee nnb ais ~Snrbelter 3rmif" be-
fannt iei; or babe Die Sfferte abges
lebnt, ea Der 5riit ieinc gr3cugniiIe
III auoeren 2dnoern biuiger perfaufe
unb bon benz nmerifaniid3en Sarmer
aG5u bobe Yreiie nerlange. Scrartiae
3uitGnoe ieien unbaItbar uno miiBten
ldlieBli6 Der republifaniihen Yartei
CUR Gait aelest netben. gs lei iiher,
oaB oieier 3ruit Der republitaniIdJen
Yartei Saulenoe bon Stiumen toiten
fperbe. falls nid5ts geibebe, nm cine
Ienoerung berbei5nfiibren.
Wtebr benn n6t5ebn Sabre iinb 1eitz
benz in's 2ano 9egangen. Ser .Sars
BETTER ruit" bliibt utD aeociht tpeiter
uno nintmt iteti9 an llmfang an. ba er
3ablreihe fleinere Sabrifanten al Die
8anb yeoriidt bat. 10 baf er Jest iiber
85 Erp5ent Der Gr5eugnife tn ieinem
Srbnitric : Sweiae e~ontrpIirt. itnb
ubiuubl eS hem 3rnit In bent leBten
Sabren selnnsen lit, bic S~erteannss.
fpiten erbeblih b~erab5nfetcn, bat CT
bic Erciic bebeutenb IN bic SDbe
aeihranbt. llub Serr Mlsf. ncilanb
Iderbau 9 Winiiter inn Sdrriion's
idem Cabinet, bat lid als idledbter
Yropbet eripiefen. @eoulbia be-
5ablt Der Sarmer nnieres 9anbes Die
bohen Yreiie fir Ianbtpirtbidaftlide
Waifinen. unb i6eint ail6 nod frob
bariiber 81 lein, ban bic 2anbwirtbe
in anheren 9dnbcrn trpt bpber 1rad.
ten nno nnferiester 35ae bic Gr5eus.
niiie beS ,Sarpeiter . 3rnits" Bis an
40 Truscnt biliser sm fanfen i'm
Stanbe iino, ais i6nen ielbit abper.
langt wirb.
Cur %.grflGruns" oieies Ieltiamen
@~oraebens ipirb er5dblt. paB Der
Eruit lebislib feline ueberproouftion
duf Die anoeren 9dnber ablaoe, uno
baB er bierbei nidt aui 0erbienit
rehnen Tonne. limo bod tpiro es
ihiper 8u elauben. paB Die 2eiter bes
Sruits lebislih Ybilantbropen iinb
unp @daren anfertisen laiien. nm lie
nit VerlMit los6uI1lagen. Dor
@ur5em fam Die Mn9elegenbeit aelez
gentlih Der Enrifbebatte 3ur Sprade,
nnb Senator Operman, elmer Ser Verz
treter bes Staatcs &orb Carolina,
fpartete nit ben nDtbieen 3ablen auf.
ct hemcrfte babel. BAD Der YrGiieent
bes Srilits ibm ertldrt babe. bab feline
@eieaidaft NIT Der 9an5en Ielt an
confurriren permo9e. @enuet bats
freili6 nidts, unb Der Gntrae. ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
Simmer 5~eritrent.

Yrofeiior (Ner ii1 i'm Balbe Der.
irrt bat unb eineu audmd rifen
bort 8ott lei 9unf. iest fommc ib
tpieSer inter Nenihen - chen idIus
cine &ududubrl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
Iauerureaclu.

Vanieritregcl1.
Ser 8artbel : Mann (24.) bdngt
ben 9opfen Srollen (Soloen) an.
8ie bas 8etter an 8aiiidn (13.),
10 bdlt es mebrerc Gage on.
Shon 8etter 5u Marid Simmels
fabrt (15.) pertiinpet 8ein bon better
Irt.
ct. 2auren5 (10.) nit beiBem
Saudi fiiut Dem g8in5er SAB uno
SHland.
User in Der Selet nidt gabelt, in
Der Grnte nibt 3abelt. i'm SerbIt nift
friib alfitebt, fam ieben, mics I'M
Wtnter gebt.
Bebt Iusuit<@ inb aus Dem Norb,
bdlt bas 8etter bumernb an; 5ic6'n
Die Storfe jest ldon fort, riidt Ser
Winter balo beran.
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Sranenlpsu.

@ie fonnteft Ou MIR bas 8ebeimz
nib Der garonin iiberaa tpeiter ers
Sdhlena
@arum ni6t? Was fir Die 8as
ronin elm GebeimniB lit. lit nod LANCE
teins fir mild IL
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gesem ,,9iden" Der ahbe.

Gin erfabrener 9iil6farmer gibt
ais probat Elm einfahes Mittel on, IN,
ben 9iiben beim Welfen Die llnrube
ab3n9epobnen. gtna 10 Weinuten
Dor Dem Melfen 5eltreift er Den lintes
rem Gutter unb Die Stride nit Scbmals
nnb reibt Damn ianft nnb boriidtis
NIT einem tpeifen Siidbe ab; er bate
ME notbig, BAG @erfabren mebr ais
funf ooer ie1s Ial an3utpenpen.
Wande iunae &iibe befommen tpebe
Gutter. namentIih I'M @tnter, unb
ncnn Damn Semanb beim Melten nod
Die Singer NAB ma6t. pernria6t es
Den 1hieren S6mer5en unb es fperben
Slider. 9asegen ipirb baS 8eitreis
den nit 6ett berubisenb uno beilenb
tpirfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
Mnnpnee.

Die Game. ipelhe iid scitern BEL
mir einen GAIN 5isben lieb. mirS nm
@iidaabe Der 3anse sebcteu. Die ib
perIebentlid IN ibrem Wtunbe liegen
lieb. Sabnar5t 8eiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
Die GrlebieuRs.


Sn foorf mar Gemeinberatbss Sibs
ing. Oie bret auf Der Sagssorbnnne
ltebenben Sdqe tporen bafb erIeoiat,
ais Der 8rummbipfl Naai nod eine
i9tpierige Sade auf's Tapet brahte:
Gin S~nbetpobner babe Elm nenes Salis
fertig uno fpolle iiber Der Sbiire gcrne
einen Spruh an6rinaen. Die erite
8eiIe babe er f1on; lie belize: .8es
fhdise, Simmel, oieieS Sams.~ Run
bite err ben 8iirgermeiiter unb ieinen
Hatb nm einen ~pdiienben @eim. Gni
Die @r0ffnung bin mar es 5nerit iebr
rese s~eiporoen; Die Serren 0emeinoes
rattle lieben it'd ieber cine friIhe MtaB
Bier b%rinsen (bie Sisuns tfanb INNER
I'M Heben5immer gum .@olbenen
Sorn" ftatt) nnb man aiinbete lid Die
Bfeife an. nm Die 9enfmaidine better
IN S6tpung au bringen. Damn trnt
polige 9rabesitiue EN-. Die nifts
nnterbra6. ais bas 9lapperm bes
arugoedels, ipenn ipieber cine MaB an
gnbe ipar. Die Mdnner iaSen aus
Iammeneeiinfen oa nnb badten mno
Iannen. Gber Geinem tpoute bic CTR
ieuhtuns fpmmen. gnbli6 aeaen ~
llbr reste iiH pIosIih Der 8iirgers
meiiter. Wie g%rloIung pirfte bas duf
GQe; nit frobem Staunen boben lid
Die muterihieblihen &opfe nno blins
5elteu NIT ibren tniffieen @eualein
bas betpdbrte Sberbaupt an, bas alio
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-03
: Ginem Miscnniiner 0afntI

- ginem 0isconiiner glatte ents
nebmen mir Solsenoes: Sn einem bon
Der itaotlihen Observation-Disclosures ber<
ausgc9cbenen Bulletin fpirb auf Die
@efabr binsefpiefen, tpel6e DEN SbIts
bdumen, namentlid Nepfels unS
Vtrnbdiimen. bon einem S6doIine
orobt. Der unter benz Mamen .SDiter
She'll Bart Qouie" befannt lit unb Der
nibt ielten aan5e Sbitsdrten ruinirt.
Sie 8eborbe empfieblt bie geltGubuna
Der Sdume nit elmer Iiifning bon
3alf nnb Shipefel unb gibt 9enauc
Infpciinngen iiber Die Anpenounq
bieier @iidun9 seaen ben Shdblina.
Sas betreffenbe Bulletin (Mo. 81
miro ieoem 8iirser bieies Staates aili
Wnni6 foitenfrei 3ugeIanSt, fpenn
man lid an Sreoerid graneiielo, Ntas
oiion. 8is.. barum ipenbet.