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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-12

This gives an estimate that Is accu-
rate enough to give very good idea
of what ii costs to produce each par
ticular crop. In figuring the cost OF
labor enough should be added to pay
for the use Of the machinery. The
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-12

IN one minute a mistake can be
made that will cost lifetime of re-
morse.
WHEN one courts trouble there is
no need to turn down the light.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-12

In order to know what crops are
bringing in profit and what ones, II
am. are Improbable it is necessary
to keep some sort Of an account of
them. This account must be simple
and easily kept. for II 1t takes too much
time 1t is sure to be neglected. The
following page headings show u con-
venient method Of keeping account Of
the field crops:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-12

a MAN usually rips where he scws.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-12
NAEAfrNG on high priced land

must he conducted on business
principles If The greatest prof
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-12

NOVEMBER, please pass the mincc
pie.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
G4YNOR NOT asked YET.
COhaIaR Denies That TammaHy Has
Sought Him as Candidate.

Daniel f Cohalan chairman of the law COM
mittee OF Tammany Hail. says it is not a fact that
he has asked Justice CaynOr TO stand as Tam
many's candidate for Mayor at the fall election
Mr.. CohaIan. next to Charles F. Murphy himself.
is a competent spokesman for the ancient and be-
deviIled organization. and while all midsummer
political declarations are taken with allowances
and mental reservations il seemed yesterday as II
Mr.. C-halan thoroughly in arnest when he
verbally killed of the latest political bcorl- The
story that Mr.. Cohalan had made three visits
to Justice GaynOr. each time pressing HIM 10
cept a Tammany nomination for Mayor next fall
Yes said Mr.. CohaIan. Il the story. 1t
came pretty biting me- I couldn't help seeing
it. There is absolutely truth in IL I have
not seen talked with nor communicated with JUS
tice GaynOr for months Tammany Hall Is not
hunting around for candidates in the last Of July.
The organization leaders will not get down TO the
serious discussion Of candidates until after ths
primaries in September.
Despite the disclaimer from Mr. Cohaian ths
breakfast food and quick lunch politicians are
certain that Tammany will be compelled TO take
UP Justice Gaynor after the latter has been 1oni-
mated by his admirers
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
CARRIED TO SEA AND HORSE ON PIER.
Express Company Driver Has Bad Half Hour
on the Adriatic.

"Wurra wurra, And the Old mare amt had her
oats
Thus moaned Thomas Hubert. OF No. 2iS Airing
ton avenue. Jersey City. yesterday morning he
found himself being carried away Europe on
the White Star liner Adriatic. Hubert is driver
for an express company. and had been sent to the
vessel with several packages for passengers. and
It was almost sailing time when he clambered
aboard the big ship.
There was long delay before Hubert could OBJ
tain receipts for the packages. and when he finally
reached the main deck he discovered that the
Adriatic had left her pier and was In mdstream
'Aint you gon' to let nae oh?" yelled Tommy. -
.Tve got q horse and truck on the dock, and the
old mare amt been fed"
The purser informed him that the first stopping
place would be Sandy Hook where he could get
off with the pilot This did not satisfy Hubert and
he continued his wall TO such good effect that
when the tug Robert ]. Barrett hove alongside
Hubert was taken the Jacobs ladder and sent
down the ships side When he reached tire pier he
found that his assistant had driven the team to
the Battery, trying to overtake him
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

said had been put in the code merely 70 annoy ths
manufactures but the provision that only the seq
mental arch might be used in high buildings, and
that the wire metal mesh must be tmbeddsd at
least inch and Il quarter into the concrete. shut
out he said, the Of that material
The architects of the city protested through h D.
LitchfeId. of the New York Chapter Of the Amert-
Institute OF Architects. who said:
The architects have boiled down all their Oo-
jectCns this code these two sections. SOs-
116 and III, and we say that II these sections be-
come law they will work a hardship and expense
to every one iE this city-landlord. tenant and
builder"
The code attacked generally by L Latin
Kellogg counsel u the General Contractors As
Ocistion; Thomas Rock and the representatives OK
several labor unions Resolutions by employers
and labor organizations cOndemning the proposed
code were submitted to Mayor Mcclellan.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
TEXAS STORM KILLS 10
SEA WALL SAVES CITY OF
GALVESTON.
Fatalities on Tarpon Fishing Pier
Hundred Rescued at Resorts
after Gulf Hurricane.
GALVESTON SENDS GREETING.

The following message was received from
Galveston by The Tribune last night:
The city Of Galveston sends greetings to her
sister cities, the people Of the United States
and of the world, In that at this hour II has
Just passed through most formidable storm,
msnlfestins In its OF the most
violent Incidents, cycionic disturbances. and
Its great sea wall has completely indicated
Its efficiency and protected the city against
dangers from the sea. leaving such InslgnIf-
cant damages are Incident TO all storms.
The city, Its great business interests and its
people have safely passed through a most Sc
we're hurricane The wall proved COM
pIete success. The clty's great wharVes and
shipping interests suffered no damage and not
life was lost.
LEWIS FISHER. Mayor.
mACo STEWART,
President Security BUILDING Co.
M. &. kLE5ERG, City Attorney.
" E. AUSTIN,
Commissioner OF Streets
E. o. FLOOD,
President Chamber OF Commerce.
8. ADOUE.
President Maritime Association.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
FATAL FLOODS IN WISCONSIN.
cloudbursts Cause Loss of $500, O,OOO-Families
Rescued from Homes.

Ashland Wis. July IA cloudburst late iast
night caused neavy loss TO all kinds of property
in Northern Wisconsin II is estimated the iotai
loss will be 10000
The power plant at White River, when turhlsheu
,isbt IN tho CITY of Ashland. and the state hsh
hatchery near bayfield, were practically destroyed
Az Highbridge the river valley was raging nood,
Houses could be standing with water almost
up 10 the roof The dam breaking at Whlte RIVER
lmpeTils Odanah where several persons are
-, a.o,,,nna Sly families near the Ore docks
On Ashland were taken from their homes.
Heavy rains have overhowed Wild Rice River
and March Greek, entirely submergng the village
Of Heiberg two mil IS north Of Twin valley Minn.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
HELD UP BY A sHoEHoRN.
Brooklyn Girl Armed with Silver Implement
Keeps Negro Until Police Arrive.

Armed with a silver shOehOrn, Miss Grace Dusen-
berry Of No. IA Leferts Place. Brooklyn. held up
burIy negro until the arrival Of the police early
yesterday morning. Miss DUsenberry was awak-
eued bv the negrOs alleged efforts 70 force the
rear door of No 139 Lenerts Place, where Harry
Nreanv Miss Dusenberry's brOther-in-law, lives In
the darkness she saw the negro running away from
the building Grabbing the shoehorn which was
hanging near she aimed il at the fleeing figure and
exclaimed:
III he moves III shoot
The negro Jumped into the bushes and lay still
until the police arrived He said that his name was
Joseph Gardiner. The police say his picture Is n
the Rog1es Gallery Magistrate Nash in the Flat
bush police court held him in HeeS bail for ths
grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
coLBR D1sM1ssEs MOORE.
Brooklyn Superintendent Of Buildings Makes
Counter Charges Against His Chief

Borough President Coler dismissed David e
DIra his superintendent of buildings. yesterday
NJ Moore was suspended last week charged with
neglect OF duty. absence without leave ana Oter az
1a~.4 offences He was told 10 answer the charges
~ rrAsdav afternoon. The answer did not suit
Nr CoIer. and yesterday he sent notice OF the su-
Dsrfntendent's dismissal to the Civil Service Com
mission
NJ Noorsrs answer a general denial OF all
+be charges against him He charged the Borough
President with having ordered him away from the
meetings OF the Building Code Commission This
vas denied by Mr.. Coler yesterday
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
GAYNoR MAKES VIGOROUS DENIAL
Calls Report of Tammany's Offer "a Hoax.
Nothing Else"

when asked last night about the alleged visits OF
men high in Tammany circles TO his summer home.
in 81. James. Long Island. offering him the Demo-
cratic nomination for Mayor. was very much an
noyed- He took occasion TO deny the report IN
vigorous fashion
The entire thing is a hOax-nOthing else he
said. and I am very much annoyed that such
ports should be credited The papers should not
print such things-it's a hoax
When asked if IL was true that anybody had a2-
preached him any time IN any place in re-
gard 20 a possible Tammany nomination for the
Mayors chair, Justice Gaynor replied
Positively no one has been here 10 see me about
any such matter-there is not a word Of truth
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
DIR. AUGUST HoCH CERTIFIED.
State Civil Service Commission Nominates
Him as Successor to Adolph Myer

Albany July 2l.-The State Civil Service Commits
sion to-day certified TO the State Commission In
Iunacy the name of Dr. August Hoch, of the
BIoomingdale Hospital at White Plains, as success
sor to Adolph Myer, who resigned as director OF
the Pathological Institute on Wards Island
on account of the severe preliminary requirements
DR. Hoch was the only candidate who tried the
examination. The office pays 5000 q year.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

and contract law. said that the code was clearly
in violation of the city charter in concentrating
in the hands of the Superintendent of Buildings
powers now enjoyed by the Borough Presidents
and Fire Commissioner. Thomas Rock. who
gave Senator Tom Grady a hard race for the
state Senate three years ago. said the Central
Federated Union against the code. and that
he voiced the sentiments of two hundred thou
sand wcrkingraen.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

beaumont. Tex, July 2.-Between three hundred
and Ave hundred persons who have been living IN
h,.Ie cottages and tents along the Gulf shore
,,..., tIigb Island and Bolivar reported safe
orIcht at High Island A relief train went 10
wtthin few miles of High Island to-day. and
tbarA encountered the sea running across the
track boat was sent out 1t returned to the
- ,o-rt,,nt with the report that every person
from the Gulf resorts was safe.
Tho train sen. out from Bolivar went through
~ nigh Island and returned to Bolivar picking
IN every one between the two points
The water at Follower and other resorts is from
SIX TO eight feet deep at some points Ten miles
of the Guf g. Interstate Railroad track was washed
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

PARIS NEWSPAPER OWNERS IN JAIL
Paris July H-Octave Legeay and Charles Monv.
proprietors of journal here. were arrested to-day
on the charge Of fraudulently obtaining money oy
offers of employment.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
BEvAN HEARD 40 THREATS.

Lieutenant Bevau said the opening Of court
he did not recall ever hearing Lieutenant Sutton
threaten 10 take the life Of any one in camp He
related the occasion of Sutton's shooting up camp
as told previously by Lieutenants Adams and Oster-
nan
Referring 10 the incident in camp just previous
70 The shooting when Bevan. officer Of the
guard found Sutton confronting Lieutenant RoeI-
htr' with two revolvers pointed at Rockers feet
MAJOR Leonard asked the witness II Sutton was
TAXING any action at that time to protect himself
from Rocker
lieutenant Rocker was eXpostulating with Lieu
tenant Sutton about putting his (Sutton's) revolvers
away but besides that. took no action" replied
Ice witness
asked Il there was any interval between the
uHle some one said. My God. ne has killed
-'9elker! and the time Sutton shot himself. as
'esuneo To by the witness. Lieutenant Bevan said
= WAS only few seconds
are you positi'e that Lieutenant Sutton caused
e revolver 10 be fred al the time he shot7'
inquired Major Leonard
ies. know that one present was in contact
- me revolver except Lieutenant Sutton" Lieu
tenant Bevan answered
u'ur Z Birney. Lieutenant Adamss counsel
ss'fofed the witness. The latter told OF a con
N'Sa'lon with Sutton about six weeks before his
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
CODES CHANCES POOR |

Continued from first page.
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-05
COMPOSITE PICTURE

Since GOLD MEDAL FLOUR occupies most important part in supplying the world with pure food, we believe every housewife, as we'll as flour gen. eraly will be interested to see picture of the Wash burnCrosby Co. Mills, where GOLDMEDAL FLOUR is made, and read some facts concerning the capacity and operations of this enormous plant. The daily capacity of the Washburn Crosby Mills IS 350O0 barrels Each year the equivalent of all the wheat raised on 10000 farms of l6O acres each ground into the best flour on earth Every working day in the year more than 150 cars of wheat are consumed, and than 15O cars of flour and feed are shipped out of the Washburn- Crosby Mills. More than lO,5000OO loaves of bread can be made daily from the product of ms
 The great grain fields of the west are at our hresh old and furnish never ending supply of wheat fresh and free from the dust of long travel But even so not ing IS left to chance and our perfect system including the washing and securing process to which each grain IS subjected nsures the sweetest and ceanes flour pos sible to obtain. x
 For number of years we have operated Tn our lab- oratory miniature flour mill with daily capacity of scarcely one barrel This little mill proved itself valu able unct to our testing facilities enabling us to grind into flour samples of wheat offered in this market. Thus we could tell before actually making purchase whether or not the wheat offered was up to GOLD
 MEDAL standard -~ f sF We have been so we'll pleased ..~I MpNCN \ with the results obtained from our
 ;y; 3s$sc $Ss1 miniature testing mill that it was
 ISNO0lQIsl decided to erect six-story building
 Ee<hEDAkJGU (see above) in the midst of our
 [NOUH} plant to hold new Experimental
 "'H''aHsao's1" Mill of 600 barrels daily capacity. lS-s1 lS.nA11' 1zoM Iu' This new mill IS perfect ma-
 chine for the manufacture of patent
The Newtown bee., 1909-02-05
WASHBURN- CROSBY MILLING PLANT
DAILY CAPACITY 35,OOO BARRELS

four Washburn- Crosby experts have searched the world over for the latest and most improved methods, have studied scientific processes and applied this study and research to the construction of our modern mill
 If an inventor presents to us mill which ap parently has good points to assist in the manufacture of GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, we give the machine a trial in the Experimental Mil, testing and trying the proposition from every stand point before deciding that 1t IS good enough to have place in the main system of our big mills. Thus our capacity Tn the main plant IS permitted to grind on unnterruptedly using systems and processes which have been previously prov en and thoroughly tried out.
 We have the most expert milers in charge of our grinding flour we have the most up to date milling plant in the world today and by the use of the Experimental Mill, we need not put machine in our main plant nor grind pound of wheat until we know just what the new machine and the wheat will do for GOLD MEDAL FLOUR In addition, our Labora- tory and Testing Room Chemists Experimental Bakers, Flour Testers and the entire organization working constantly for the quality of GOLD MEDAL,
 It w indeed, pay any buyer of flour to call at the Washburn- Crosby Mills and see what the making of barrel of flour fit to carry the GOLD MEDAL brand means to us
 Our ambition is to hold a customers trade perma- nently after the first order Merit quality and economy to the pur- chaser IS the policy which forms the . foundation of our business. That 1t I $Ns&S:ho} $NssSho IS successful IS evidenced by the fact ISIGn(1zl that we have been for years the larg- s}1sI Srnu}1sI estflour manufacturers in the world %:.y:a
 A trial of GOLD MEDAL S.s#srsHssrsrso srsss FLOUR IS all we ask of you. kcoO hro.. fo"A
 Quality will do the rest.
 Gold Medal Flour :. Co.,. APOLIS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-02
ilrrniinftiar narfblase.

9ie Gational Nobel 2itenie 9eas
que, lpeld1e Der 0etrdhteira9e ge>
oenii6cr cine objective Steulntg ein>
nimmt, rulD iih rcbliG bemilbt, Den
ebrlihen liub midi bonn 6onatismlS
beberridten Ero6i6itioniitcn ibre SrrS
tbiimer finr 81 mahcn. belt Dieier
Sd9e in 2ouisbiac lire 5lpeitc Sab
resbcriummluug ah. Der Trdlioent
Gilmore iuic5 in iciner Gr0ffnun95z
rcoe ouf Die Sbot'ahe bin, OaB mad
@lufiibrun9 Der &roGi6itiou IN
Georgia un0 Stlnbonta Der Ser
ianbt 1eiiti9er @etrdnte noh bicien
Staten bcbcutenb 3ugcnonnlcn babe.
Gr CAB Der llc6cr3cuguug @usDrud,
baB Die groBe Micbr3obl DeS Golfe5
feline $robiGitiou piiuihc, pobl nbcr
bornrf bcitebe, baR Der aleinuertauf
in anitdnOiger @eiic aeiiibrt mcrbe,
bnB Der WirtD feline Setrmtcne IN
Gdumen bulbe, bieie nidIt 81
grutitdtten Ser llnlittlihfeit, al feis
ncn S~pielb0lcu made, feiue DC
trdntc an Minberidbri9e perfnufc,
flIr5um, Icin @eiddit 10 betrcibe, ouB
fem Derniiniti9er Weni6 etpaa 0nrau
ousiebcn Tonne.
Der Hebuer lit Ser llebar3cuauug,
BOB Der &crfduf BON nltc6olbolt!9eil
Getrdnien i'll Der riGtigcu @eiie rec
gulirt reroen t1nn, unb omar 10, bab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-02

ipdre elm gar 5it trourigcs 3eihen.
Nber elm Sober ioGte freuDig geborIam
pemlelben nnfSufommcn iudcn. Ger
Ri. 0etit bot seiagt: vS6 liebe Setne
Wniif niht; ih liebe Scincu Gbpr
nid)t; mad es anbcrs. 9ds iol gez
nii9en, ont baB mon eS ouber5 81
maden Ilide. Sa lob idl mir eincn
Sin9enbcrger, Elm &irhenwns
liter eriten Tan9es. Sp6alo Das
.Motu proprio" eridienen nit icincn
Tori6riften fir Den Gbprnlgeinng, ba
polte bieIcr Weiiter Der Zone iofprt
feline muiifalii6e Sober nicoers
legen, I'm binfiiro mn 81 liugen
uub 5u Ipielen. mas Die &irdc
linn borlc9en piirbe. 9ns ncn1e
id), Elm treuer q D + Ser STRIDE
ieinl Sas nennc ih eiu glnu@
beusfeiter Gat6plif iein, Dor DEM
mand)er Inbere 81 @oben lhnnen
mub. ielbit lpenn er ein JtnllftnB
ifipGngc. Sas lit bcreitirilliger @es
borlaml Sic Mutter iprt0t,
= ainb geborht.
IA llCl Htul HttiHltlSl WV NIlItu~
gen, Die @ilhofe nad 8om 9cididt
baben. Ginb lolhe Siihofc ctlun
@eaner bes Gbnrnl9eian9S2 Mits
nid)ten! Sic gii6ofe iperben 9es
prdn9t unb brnngialiert. llnD ipenu
baum eiu Silhof Dem 81. Satcr bieie
lnb iene S6ipieri9feitcn nit Dem
Gboral borbdlt, Damn antiportet Der
81. Yater: oNhtn. lpcnn es Glid) llns
m0alih lit, Choral 5u iin9en, bnnn
miiBt Sbr'S bait 10 MAIDEN, ~ e Sbr'S
fDnnt unD peitcr bubelp;
nab impoIlibile ncmo teuetur" SHE
mnno fam 5li etlpnS llnm6glid)cm 9es
bnlten merben." .@ie man ruiet i'll
Den @nlb, 10 Die Gntrprt piocrbelt",
ingt Dns Sprii6pcrt. SarauS mag
Sober ldlieken. mas fiir einen ginilnB
nui bos .@otu proprio" cine iolbe
Nntiporf bot: Gar feincn. Sesz
halb braudt uud fem @eaner oeS
Ghprals ms 9ano btncin5upoinmen
~8e babe made q p%ointl" Gutter
@iIIc nnb u ii dgrat: BARN
liest Der grful8. @rtcr 8iae bel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-02
Gine nSbeal= Gplpnie".

Wcbrere Sabre 6in6urd) 6n6en ocrs
Idicocre dmeritouii0c .Neue Sent
l%ueiie".S 3citAu9eu bic @gapemouitss
Gplpnic IN Gn9lnub els baS Speal
bingeitcltt bn5 sic Slr9er SieieS 2auz
OeS crreid)en lplteR. Sic Gplouic
iuur0e o&obuitdtte Der Siebe" gee
ltanut, uub cine Der He9ren hires
GRINDERS irar, baB inter 9cnen, Die
Nn5 tor ibm pDrgeI6riebcnc Scbcu
Tilbren. 10 ellunS nie cine SilnOe gar
nidDt borfommen fDnue. Scr @riin>
Der mdr %uriprilu0lid ein anglifanilher
Yrcoiger; a6cr er erfldrtc Die Vlbel
na6 eigcnem 0lltbiiutcn uno %lttttete
cine Sefte IN llebercinltimmung NIT
ieinen ei9enen Nniibten. Nnn trifft
Die Ndhrtdt ein oaB ein en9lllber
@cridt51pi ben Yrcpiger unp leine
Golcuic Der llnlittlihfeit 6cfunDen bat.
Sic o0ciligen" iinb Jest I'M @cfdn9z
niiie, Oh lie meoer quite Sitteu nod
@elb baben. Sns @eriht bat entz
@elb babcn. 9ns @criht bat entz
iditocn, DnB Tie bod Uod Oes Siinbiz
gems fG6i6 mnrcn, ltnD eS iheint. Dob
sic Nnfii6rer Der Scftc cine ihipere
Strafc 81 acrdrtigcn bnbcn. - Bclh'
Elm i6dnpiihcs, i~bmadpoaes @nOe
fir cine SbealsG COLONEL llnb, nebenz
bel, mie lit MIN Den 3eliten bon Der
oneueu 9enfnrt" 81 Mutbe pb tes
Ner1crniNes, 1caebcn bon 9ruen, Die
tie 10 iibcrmlS piel geriibmt boben? F,
IS So
8reuube 9i6t'3 an iebcm Srte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-02

Si5enIen obne neitere5 iebes Sa6r err
nelert Derbcn, bis lie entipebcr ourch
&oltsablttmmung poer bel lle6erfiibs
ring infolge bon @eiebesii6ertretung
mioerrnfcn fperOen. Sic 3abl Der
nls5uitclenoen 9i3enien ioG nid)t
mcbr, ais cine fir ie 500 9elpobner
icin, Die 2i3ensgebii6rcn ipllen nidt
unpcrniinftig bod fem, unb Sober, Der
8nm ~8ipciten Wal Der llebertretuna
bc5 @eIeBcs i6ulbig befunben miro,
iou mic luieocr cine 2i5ens erbalten.
@Gs &olf, betonte fpieberbolt Der
@rdii6ent. mill feline Yrobi6ition,
Ionbcru Refornt, uub lueun mir be-
meiien, DAB and mir Heform pollen,
menn mir bn5 Sertrouen bes Yublis
fltms 9crpinnen. 10 pirb bie Srobibis
tipnauelle 5uriidtrcten nllb bic Intis
Saloon @iga miro ibren Seruf per>
icblt BADEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-02

Dem Yrieitcr, Dem Organis
it II mo Den g dugcrn; Hiidgrat
aber bel Der bilholih II
Sberbobeit. Sieieu bier &C.
ndlulten 9elten ppr NQen Die S6lufa
lporte De5 oMotu proprio", porin lie
nufgcforbert ipcrben. Init allem Giicr
hicie wublibcrleate Grncuernus Der
S%irhenmuif sn bcfjroeru, oGruit mint
bic firdlide guturitat Der 0erahtuug
anbrimfaae." s. Cred.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-02
Tic ocfr1nftc 0attin.

Srau (5ur aeIluerin) Sit Serr
0(iiGer picaeift bier?
SelIneriu; 6err WiiQer 6m,
iii nn$ oicleiGt Der Glte, SdBli9e nit
Der piden rptben gtaic?
Srnu; ga, Den mcine i5 (piz
tiert) a6er iA mus Sbnen idpu be-
merfen: mcin M1nn lit ipcber oft nod
td6lid, nod bat or cine bidc rotbe
gtale -. merfen Sic it'd basil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-02
Gelchrtcn,pib.

Srnn @roiclior (8u i6rem gbe9atz
TN, Der nidbt BON ieiuen 9ii6ern ipeg@
/ brinnen iit): Sh polte. id lpdre
ID ein Bud, 10 wdrlt on bod imn,er
Lei mir.
Yrofeiior: 9nS iuiinifte ih dltf.
nber Oh miiBteit Elm aGlcuber ieiu;
10 battc ih jebes Sabr ciucn neuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-02
3abn 2'itf@, Gaa.,

nenc llnannebmI:dJfeiteu -
Seine SgGu 1T Hugliiff!iG);
tbeii* iiber bic linscspse.i-
lciieR TIRES Sodium; thcil3
iibcr befien sufiinftigc Sduwic=
scrmntter. - Sic ffast rem
&cbaftear ibr 3cib, SIR
@igenoiinfcl tni cigcnen Spicscl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-02
(Spe5iel fir bieie 3eitlng.)
Gin ,,Mar,- Trsnk',

IS
iueidIer allcn Scncn, bic I'D, nit bent
utikpcritduScncn ,Wsptm ~pruprip"
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