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Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
THE VALUE OF TIME.

| ALondon financier has lost a fortune through missing train by a fraction of a minute.j
 A Nebraska man has lost bride l from the same cause. The young wo- ! man declared that she would rather remain single than be worried all her | life by man so slow as to be late at his own wedding. Many another, through slight care lessness in keeping an appointment. has seen the opportunity of lifetime slip away.
 As cents are to dollars. so are min |is an absolute necessity for the at tainment of success.
 ''Dost thou bye life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of Benjamin Franklin, who said this. not only understood the value of time but he put a price on it that made others appreciate its worth.
 A customer who came one day to Franklin's little bookstore in Phila- delphia, not being satisfied with the price demanded by the clerk for book he wanted. demanded to see the pro- prietor The clerk pleaded that MT. Franklin was very busy in the press room. but the customer insisted, and Franklin, summoned. hurried out.
 What is the lowest price you will take for this book, sir?" asked the leisurely customer.
 ''One dollar and quarter was the prompt reply.
 What? Why, your clerk asked me only dollar just now,"
 True" said Franklin, and I could have better afforded to take dollar than to leave my work
 The customer thought him joking. Come now he said, laughing, your lowest price for this book?"
 .'One dollar and a half?"
 Why. man, you just said a dollar and a quarter."
 ''Yes. and I could better have taken that than dollar and a half now'
 The purchaser paid the higher price. At that, he learned cheaply from the greatest philosopher of his day not only that he who squanders his own time. but that he who wastes the time of others is thief.
 This busy world does not wait for laggards.
 Success will meet no man half way unless he is on time.
 The habit of promptness is a price, less possession.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
SIX KILLED IN SNoWsLlpE.

MiSsoula, Mont, Feb. 24.-Six were killed by a snowSlide on the Bitter Root mountains today. The bodies of four prospectors were recovered and sixty section hands arc digging for the oth- CT two. one a woman. The accident Oc- cured at Adair, tank station.
 Almost the entire line of the Chi cago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound rail- road from HauglIan to Avery, sixty miles, is blocked by snow and a num- Der of avalanches have occurred. Sev- era' passenger and freight trains are stalled. with no prospect of being re- leased until tomorrow night
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
HOLD THE LINE.
Then lie Hung Up Receiver and Went
 to Bed

Tie night was still. Nights gen orally are. The -hoqseholder had built fire in the wood stove with d couple of old newspapers, which warmed up the vicinity sufficiently to enable him to prepare for bed without excessive suffering Then he made sbivering run for the bed and crawlcd beneath the covers with chattering teeth. and hooked his knees over his ears in his effort to Keep warm.
 Then he swore. Afar down in the ,iniighted. cold -filatfinged hallway the telephone buzzed merrily. The house. holder tried to persuade himself that ifNwas mistake. It was just the tin kle of broken icicles on the glass of the window. but the telephone ob- jected furiously. l,
 The Householder arose and hurried down the stairs. They were not worm The hall was cold and silent The telephone kept up it's persistent clam or.
 "'Ello." said the householder wrath fully "'Elio." "
 "Is that 345S?" inquired fnascu- line voice.
 Yes" said the householder; what dye wait?"
 Docs a family named Mullins live next door to you?''
 Yes said the householder: what of ft?" f rri" i
 q wish." said the voice. you'd send over there and ask Miss Mullins to come to the phone
 ''Huh?" inquired the householder unbelievingly, vision of dressing in the cold room and parading out into the night flooding his brain.
 "Get her soon as you can," said the voice. I'm in hurry. Got to catch d train" Then the householder came to swift decision.
 Hold the line, he said Then he calmly hung up the receiver and went to bed
 Isn't that our 'phone?.' asked the. householder's wife after while; I've been hearing it for half an hour
 Tt ain't for us." said the house. holder, curling up comfortably. "They had the wrong number-wanted some one named Mullins. s."-Galveston Newss
 A Drug Store-that's all. Adams Pba rn1acy -fr-rr
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
WEALTH OF THE SENATE.
Most of the Statesmen Would Be Able to Live Without Their
 Salaries.

Washington Feb. 24&The fact that two United States senators, Flint of California and Piles of Washington, have declared themselves out of the race for reelection for the reason that they cannot afford to remain in the most august legislative body in the world, directs attention to the fact that the senate also is one of the richest legislative bodies in the land.
 It is estimated that about one third the membership of the senate are millionaires. while enough to make a majority Of the body are what might be called wealthy men. that is, men whose assets top their liabilities by half million dollars or more.
 The richest man in the senate is Guggenheim of Colorado. His wealth is estimated at not less than s5e.000. 0eo. Elkins of West Virginia is re- puted to he worth s25,eO0. 900. Steph- enson of Wisconsin s20,000.000. while Warren of Wyoming. Nixon of Ne vada, and Oliver of Pennsylvania are credited with about sl5,o0e.OD0 each Crane of Massachusetts. Aldrich O. Rhode Island and Wetman Of Rhode Island are worth about sfo o0o. 900 each The men worth between s5.o0o.- ono and sio,oo0,oo0 each are DePont of Delaware, Depew of New York Hughes of Colorado. Kean of New Jersey. Newlands of Nevada. Lodge Of Massachusetts. Scott of West Vir- ginia, Bourne of Oregon. and Shoot of Utah. In the class owning between sS,0eo,o0o and s5.ooe.o00 are Hale of Maine Root of New York, and Bran degee of Conpecticut.
 The plain millionaires include Briggs of New Jersey. Page of Vermont. Balkeley of Connecticut, William AL den Smith of Michigan. McEnery of Louisiana Owen of Oklahoma, Pen rose of Pennsytvania. Perkins of Cal ifornia, and Rayner of Maryland.
 Those who are comfortably fixed" but who would not be called rich in the crowd of moneyed rnen with whom they are associated are Burn- ham of Connecticut Sutherland of Utah, Crawford of South Dakota, Dix on and Carton of Montana Richard son of Delaware, Frye of Maine, Bai- ley of Texas Whom some would put il, the millionaire class. Cha nberlain of oregon. McCumber of North Da-. kota and Lorimer of Illinois
 These rich men of the sena own between them pretty close to a quar- ter of billion dollars. which is rather above the average of wealth in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
JAPAN OFFERS WISCONSIN GIRL
 POSITION.

waullesha. wis.HMiss Nina Belle Smith of this city, a daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Smith, who is studying music at the O5erlin con- servatory, has been offered the posi- ton of director of music at Kobe college, Japan. Miss Smith has not decided whether she will accept the fiaftering offer as her musical studies at Oberlin are not completed.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
GENERAL RAILROAD STRIKE.
Possible Result of Replies of Southern
 Roads to Demands of Men.

Cleveland. Ohio, Feb. 24.3Thei re- plies of the southern railwa'ys to the wage demands of the Brotherhood of Trainnien and Order of Railway Con- ductors were opened today. The re- fusai of the roads to meet the mems terms Is unanimous. f"
 If the decision of the men Is to call a striSe, as 1t is said to t,e. the execu- tive councils If the two organizations. which will meet here later, are eN- pected to submit to the men on all railroads the question of a general
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
COMING TO ARIZONA.

Los~Angeles,. Feb. 24.-The chamber of commerce authorized excursion in the middle of March will visit the prin- cipal cities of Arizona. They indorsed the petition of the Yuma county citi- zens for the immediate throwing open of part or all of the Colorado River Indian reservation.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
-uTAH WOOL OUTLOOK GOOD.

Salt Lake City. Feb. 24.-Utah wool growers anticipate & highly prosperous season, with good prices for their clips. Losses among Utah flocks have been light this winter, but in Nevada and Wyoming the sheep men have suffered heavily.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
LAPS PESSiMiSTIC.

Tokio, Feb. 24.-The speech of Shaw has caused gloomy impression among the Japanese. Editorially the papers repudiate the suggestion that Japan is seeking to control the Pa cific. They declare that American competition would be welcomed The papers print specials announcing the recrudescence of the anti-Japanese movement in San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
Eeea 1leed,

Means good healt9I And Moods Sarsaparllla has ansUhappsoached record a . blood-puvifiees
 It effects its wonderful cnres, not simply because 1t contAins esrsaparilla but because it combf6es the utmost remedial values of moro than 20 different ingredients. There is no real substitute for it. If urged to buy any preparation said to be just as good yoh may De sure it is inferior, costs iess to make, and yields the dealer larger profit.
 Get Hoods SarsaparfllA today. In asdAl liquid form or in choeolAtsa tablets known:ss Sarsatabs.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25
sPREcKLEs CONTRIBUTES.

San Diego, Feb. 24-It is announced that John D. Spreckles has subscribed s100,60O for the San Diego exposition il. 1915
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

Daisy-I suppose you know that Tom Dixon and I are going to be married?
 DeIla-Indeedi Well. ] really can't tell you ho~ sorry I feel for you.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

A Drug Store-that's all. Adams Pharmacy. r''-7
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
Sidtbilber VprtrGsc iiir tatbpliidc
Semciuccu, *

Sus Ncmicn,. Soma. crfabreu mir,
bnB Der bodbip. Yiarrer s. L. Shultc
eincn moocrneu &idtbilocr : slpparat
N~ctnuft bat unb iii 20. Oc6cm6er
icinc eritc Goritellurg 9ebeu luirb.
Sans im Siuuc u%liercr biesbeSiia>
lifcn Nusiihrungcn IN friihcrcu
Nllmmerlt oiciea glnttss, banbelt cS
lid aud in HcnIicn bnrum. on Stellc
4 ~ eiiclbafte 2i6tbilper BON
rnnbcrnoen Companies ben &euten
luirtlid, ReineS unb Sittlitcs, 9elch9
renbes unb GrbaucnbeS 8u ~lieicrn.
Sci DEN ..rcincn". @eIhditsbetricbeit
un6t man lid, uiclind lptuig Be-
bcufcu Oh 2icbclcicu NIB ~@iBe" bcr
SltBenb Die ia auo) nift pcg5us
balteu iit paBt Deer nid)t.
@utc 2~idtbilocr. mir if6ncn %ors
trG0cu iinb Gin rid,tiGr5. pihti8cs
Wtittcl 6ur lunhrcn %oItsnuitlarung.
Hcdt ipl Hcrt?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
Ter frlibscitiac Sabcnihlnk ant Spr.
abcno ppr gScibuadtcn

bat bic ber3lid)e iInterltiisuna ullcl
d. ri IT ! d c @lemente Su6uquc'
loipchl bel 8cifGftSlclitcu ipie be-
ocm ElibIitum ~gefrnbcli. Sbnc Ius,
ndhnlc crfennt man an, bdS CO gca
uilgt, bas Ylblifum an3ubalten icin.
Ginfdntc bel. 3eiten 6ll MAIDEN.
Sas Gomite. Ercl9cs Die Inter
ldriftcn fiir 2%abendlub geiarWuelt
bat ilberan5 ,inte:r ciantc mi
lpcrtbbollc G~rfabrunaen genlaft
ipetd)e fir Die 3nfunft iuobl ebenit
luihtt9 iinO ais fir bieie Sra9e elmer
ii II d. II @eibnadtsfeier.
Der gaoenihlut am @orabcnbC
BON Welbnahten mirbr ruit, ipiupbI
3iefes tuic in tummenncu Sabrcn, upil
iclbit criulsen, ,ucum has 1m6iifum
ipret, bar alc Ginfauic y 6 ltbr
Nhenbs am "a. Se5embcr ~becnnisi
iino. Sene Snbrifcn uub @cihditss
~iirnlcit. lpelfe ibrcn Ineeltcuteu Die
Wctdlter Dor hcm "a. Ec5ember 3ablz
ten unb Senc. pelhc burd) ibrc Inter
Ifriftcn Der d + It | / den @cibz
nnftsfeicr linb elmer paiicnoen Y o II
bercituna anf bieielbc trdftigc
llnteritiiBuns perlicbeu, ieicn bier nod,
einmal Der offeutliden Iucrfcnmlng
unb Dem praftiihen Snntc Der aduicr
enpfobleu. Seber absr beiprsc ieiuc
misunderstanding uor g llbr MbcnbS
am "a. Ic5ember.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
0ntes SanD ;m
%perfamtcn.

2sir bnben nod etlid,e iebr uiuidbsnspertbe
perbeierts 6arnIen IN Der Aahe BON S'Reiu. benz
gonntniiy bon SoIt Gountp. 9ebrasta, S'Neiu
VI ein blihelioer tBeitnftSort. Elm gutter Mortt
nno bat jfuei Giienbabnen. bic y. \ v. ". uno
Die g.. y. :. IS hat beoeutenoe @rsiebuugs.
Nnitalten. inter anberen oas grDBte @lpfter I'm
Staate Rebrasta. quite d ientltdle Sd)uleii ilnb
aird)en Guer MISUNDERSTANDING. SeBt III bic
Belt, nm gutes Sano IN Der siGbe oieier Staot
3u fauieit.
BON S'9ieiu, S6J per Nder.
100 Nder. ean3 chen. gut perbeiiert, l Weile
bon S'steil. SIS per glter.
l6O 9lfsr. sanS ebeu, perbelert. a. Reileu BON
C'9leiu. 800 per gder.
100 ader san5 ebeii. Al TeiIsn BON S'Nein.
SIS per Nlder.
ssir babeu ebcnfaas etlihe winih ensuertbe
perbeK observation-disclosures.
Sd1reibet mir ober foInmet unb iehet gud, bieie
@esen0 an. Sdl bin iidler. 6aB tl Sic in Se5u9
anf Sanb, Yrets uno Seoingrngen 5uirteoens
feuen fnnn.
C. M. DAILY,
O'Neill, Neb.
Seim Sdlrcibeu rripaluc utau aeh, eteicS ylutt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
neutrality-suspicious.
pereinietc Staten.
&prreippnbens ans Spspers, Soma

Ncrtbc Hebaftipnl
sd, mil Shnen bier bns Gr9e6nib
Der Understanding Der Seftioll
% bcs &urembur9er Sruocrbuno bon
Gn,erita mittbeilen. Die 8eriamm>
lung tpllrbc am 10. Se5ember BON
Srdiibenten s. &irid cr0ffnet. ollie
8enmten lub bic neiitcu Wtitglicbcr
tparen nnipcieub. bas Trotofoll Der
lestcn SerIaminIung ipirbe augenoms
men tuic perleIen. >Ine 9iiher ipurz
ben ais rihti9 %befrnoen. Sem Bril-
Der s. SeB ipurbcn $25 &rnnfenselb
nusbe3ablt. iptpie Dem 8ruber SSaf.
Ssnitou $500. Damn iplrbc our
Sedmtcnipabl fir 1911 9cihrittcn.
Ils Brdiinent ipiirbe 9eip6blt: Yctcr
Sransen; Sicez YrGIibcnt, 2puis Sum
gers; Brot. SefretGr. Setter 8cis;
Sinausz Sefretdr, Natb. Soffman1;
Sufferer. Seter Hobinet; Wdrifdll,
5eurp ScB; &erlpnlhinesrnth fir brei
Sabre: jSobn Hobinet. Nls SeIesat
fir bic n6ditc Contention Sobn Nos
binet; dls SteIlbcrtrcter Som. Siins
sers. ga ipeitcr fciuc @cihdftc porz
Iagen folgte @ertn9ung. Dtir ~fonntcn
fenG eiu grusnrtia "Srits" balen clpc
DC EemIencr, ipea mir lin &c arm. -
Iit beitem @rub, Sctcr &cis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
8rern Ban, 0is.

8recn Ban, 9Sis. Nep. 9. u
3beIen. bisber Yfnrrer in CHARLES:
burg, bat lett porIeeten Sicnstng oil
Seelior9c an Der ct. Warien : &c.
meinbc boz Clifton atgetrcten. ais
3ahfoIger bes peritorbcncn YfarrcrS
Serrn Sos. 9altidn. Ser Hcp.
~presbptcr Gcp. Wath. araus lpuroc
gum Iiiiitentcn ar ct. Yatrid's in
@reen Ban cruannt.
Bort @aibinatpu, isis. - On,
Sonntag itarb Maria, Gin 10 Gage
Mites S0dterten o 5enrp Ieid ppr
Eoipn Bort 8aibin9ton.
4. Ct. 3ihplas, @inn. - Bic Sas
milie bes 6rn. Matb. Map bon bier
spuroc am IeBtcn Witttpo6 bon eincm
Aartcn Shidial betroffen, inbcm Der
Gater burh bc1 Sob, tppblpericbcn
init Den III. Satramcntcn, bon Der
Samilie 9etrennt ipurbe. Gr butter
i6Bt ne6it Satin att Ginocr. Gr
crreihte MIR elm sitter BON 81 Sabrcn.
0tdtbias Ian purbc int Scptembcr
1859 81 Shiqingcn im Hegieruugsz
besirf Sricr, Scutihlanb, %gcboren.
Sn 1881 fam ct nad Nmcrifa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
@arnm Sic @eibnadtsiiescl Der
&co GroB@Geieaidait fir Sire
Weibaadtsbriefez II. Yafete
. faufen iollcu.

8cill elm Spbesfal aus jebeu 5ebn
in Dubuque 9ounty bon ber S9ipinbs
frft berriibrt;
8eil iebes SicgcI. pelfcs sic fnuz
fen. belfen ipirh. Die Iils6ebrun9 IN
bicicm Goiintp 81 %6efdmpfcn;
8cil SuberfiIpiis nidt nuSgerottet
lpcrben tdnn. ipcnn Sic nidJt Sbren
Sbeil Da3i beitrageu.
Die ~Iiiiting Nliric Iiiocidtion"
bon Dubuque hill $1,000 aus DEM
gcrfauf bon 9eb Grob : Sicecln &C.
%tpinncn. ~
Die Sieeel,t pcrbcn ipibrcnb Der
8aibnaftss CATION IN Den Sdben.
offentlihen :0ebdupcit, diIi ben Dffentz
lifen Yldbenl unb orn Srnben Der
Staot bon Suhuquer Snntcr p~crfauft
WCr0erl. 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
. (Spc5ieIl fir bicic 3rihrro.l
eSns mir iiiblcn, nbcr nift uerbchern
Bon Y / {. @puncc.

Gin. nod, ltnecS &plf, mic mir 6
In Den S]ercinigten Stnuten lino, ociicn
cbeufnIls in Der SuQcuoz
Scit ibrcr Gntluidclune iinb, ioLtc cine
befrieoigeube S0inng bes @pbnungss
1rpblems %bciouoers beifdfti9en. lInr
ipcun mir bon Ben Nuiga6cu Der dme I
rituniihen antbolitcn IN Der Sp5ialz
REFORM rebcu. 10 piIBtci1 mir fciue
fantbnrer,e 5bdti9fcit, iiir
Stnbt unb Sanb. nls Die Sprac nm
aeiunbc nno jnglrih augcncbmc, b.
b. ihDne 8ubnunacn.
Iui bent &anhc. bel unIercn
Barmcrn, no cS lidl nidlt I'm;
H q m idNmierigfcitcn hanbclt.
t0untc Mandc5 idyucl 6ciicr lpcrocn,
ipcnl1 d bel &ohnungsbalitcn 5uz
crit Is cIuubb il q d1 ell
linb aud, Den z 60nbcitsiiun
ttlpas mcbr mitrcocul icBc.
Su Den StGbtcn bonbclt cS lid,
IN r~eritcr Stelle, bnrum Scr vs. 0 b.
nungsnutb n~b5ubelien. Sieic
9toth beitcbt i'll manten, 5ltnlal or0z
beren StGbtcn. in Dem Iangel oil
paiienocn. ,Gclnnbcr &%obnun9cu iiir
Die arbeitcnbcm fiir Die Grmcz
rem mo al III it e II &luiicn Der Be
bDlferuug. Bir Antbolifcn Nmcrifa' $
ioaten inter ben n tie II iein. ipcldte
FLAIR MAIDEN, baB sic StGStcs Ser
pnlhIngen Die Sflidt baben Der
8lei ~ o btu ungSnotb alb
Subelfen, urb 3lpar burh mittcl6are
ODER ,mmittelbnrc !Seritellng 0eiuus
Der. bili9cr Bobnun9cr. Sieies 3icl
fpll, penn notbis, inter finan5ic0er
Mitmirfuug bes StaateS NIB GiurGu.
muus eines Seitcuernngsrcdts aui
ben unpcrbicnten &crtb5uWadJs nit
alien 2rdften anscitrcbt iuerbcn, Jet
e. bard Srlbifbancn Der Stnbt'@er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20

Vim 81. ScScn,bcr miro in Ct.
WtariensSa ii1o inter Neiturg ocs
budiu. &ater 9ombolt bdS "Ncths
nnhtSz 8 rntprilim" nit @cinng uno
lcbenben Silseru nuigefiibrt ipcrpcn.
Gintritt ut 30 Gcnt2. ~
@ic Die I,nea Iderbalid)ul>
Serlpnltuua ms mittbcilt, finbct bon,
=. bis IA. Snruar buielbit bao Slpcttc,
idbrlidIc .Sulipr CONTEXT" itatt uno
fir bic bette Nusitsaung . &prn.
&ci5eu. @~artpffcln Srob. NGbIod>cn,
etc.. luerben $4,000 IN Yrdmien pers
theilt perbeu. Sicie5 Gontcit ut frci
unb icber Simgc uub jcbcs Mdbden
aus Sptun iolltc pcriud'cn, cine Yrdmic
cin3ubeinriem. I'm Hdberes luenoc
man lid an: =. Z. Suff. Manager
Sllnior Gorteit. Imcs. Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
Staot nnb Etaat.

Ser pcrItprDruc Goloucls Y. &.
CRAWFORD FAM 1880 nad 9ubuarc
lino mar Der Gltcitc 9eluohncr Ser
Shliiiielitnbt. Scr mllnlchr dltcite
8cippbncr Der Stnbt III Sobu~ Nc
ani9bt. her Tctcrdu 8ailuap 0tail
@lcrf, pcldbcr I'M Scorllar 1910 nndl
Subuauc tam. y
Geu. 90. Slatterp BON @arrvulpcn
lit 5um &farrsr Der Ct. Spicpb'ss
STRIDE bon @aterloo. "a. crilaunt
por0cn. =
Amla Soril. Die I'M BiciiNeu Gouuths
@eidnaniB inbditicr:c ainocSm0r0erin
ucrliid)ts perfl. gSod)c SclbitmorO an
begcben. inbem VIC Den @asbabn an
brcbtc. pGbrcnp Die 'o5efdn9ui6ipGrs
term i'm, ciriBc 3eit nbrueienb mar.
Sod gclnng CO Der @efGngniB 9es
bDrbe gcrabc ir fritiifcu Ipnlcutc
Die 9ebaucrnsipcrthe upm Sobe
81 reticu. z
Sr. $. Oil bon Chicago. Der be-
fannie Sierocbdnblcr. lpeilte peril.
&odJe bier in Dubuque. G5 ipurbc
ibm sutcs nnb trdftiscs Material als
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20

iunltnngeit, ici cS Surd) anscmeiIene
unferftitnns. Saber ipiiten nnicrc
Stahf. @crrunltunsen aud, haranf be-
bad,t icin, nt1gl;hit piel 8rurnciscn
fbnm 81 heiiten uirn bic 6rttiden Ser
tetrsmittci 1T ben cisncn Setrieb 3n
brinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
Mueae,eidnete 0eleaenheit.

100 Nder Sarrt, bier Nlciler bon Mpntroie. 9o
Sd,ones ! oilrner pnus. iebr quite Staauuaeu
inb auoere arSensebd itoe. gttc 3dune, sroser
8arten uno poi. idbpnsr tra9enber 0bitearten.
10 Ader lintptbp, 10 Ader @eioe. Is &der &nus
gras. Der Heft inter dultur. SiaugrassS amen
erqcb bier i'm Surdlifritt $50 per Slder. Gin
id1Dner YlaS tfr ell sutss SeinI ,tlo IN Der Ndhe
elmer tntbolii1er airdle uIb Sehneferttidl uie.
BONNET NIB beiehet @idl benielbeu. Man aorei'
fire ". care OF Catholic Iriutin9 Co.. Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
Natbuliihe Warmer!

9S 0ietst Nd, @eleaenbeit nahc bel tasbpliidber
Stride nn0 SdhiIle nit oeutidleui Erieher. Beetles
9anp in 9toroiueften. Bltes 3iiind. feline StiirnIe
ip,e inn Siten. Tim nGbere 2istunft iueuoet Gud,
an y. ". Sanaer, ODER 8eorge DiudJen. uber
5ieu. Iatber Sampc, Mes Eerce, Soabo.
Scum Sd,retbrn eripdBnc mon gea. oicicS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
YEo III 0aS bette xQuS!

yseuu Elm Sooen, Der fir 25 Sabre iebes Sabr
nit aorn bephanSt iuuroe. troboem nod erne
quite ernte ~nbiuirit. mas uiiroe er brineei, ipeRu
eit verrluitieer uuo %iisiBises Sarnler iidl ieiuer
;sans, 3eferion TO-. Hauias. 0umnl uno ieh.
Nto. y. Soteph 2. 2. D.. st. Senebict'S
Nbbep. Ntdliipn, aanias.
gsim emrsibcn rr,pdbns man sea. sieies giatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
64O glffr

,6nes ebenes 2ano, iparlih nit Gideu bstpadl.
ieir. fdtn leid,t ,nbaeboISt .ueroeu. npli9 8ras.
Sl3 per Slder. Sn Grop Ring Co., 9Rtnn.
q. \. solar, 6tencoe. Iinu.
geim edreiben er,pdbne man scf. sieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
AathoIijher Sejrer perlauat

iitr cine Tfnrrid)uls. IlB llutcrrid,t ertheileu
tomiei in Heptidl. GngIiidI NIB Singeu. 3euss
llii'e perldngt.
REV. u. CHR ISOSTOM, u. :. r..
Box FPS, Bruno, Sask., Canada.
gcim edprribcn cr,pabue man sch. picies SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
Manias Earmen.

gsolen sic cine quite @etreibeiarm in Der Gdbe
Der Stride tauier? Sh babe einige quite per.
befierte Unrriert in elmer oeutidleu fnt1oIiid1et
nno In Seogtpid @ountp. dnnias. gelegen. sum
4retie BON $40 bis $50 per elder 81 pertauien.
Sbeilet mir init. mas abr iuiinicbet.
E. e. FOLEY, Wichita, Kansas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
Mljalfa= mno gSei,enlauo.

6s iuiro id Jbuen IohneH. Osborne gountp
Sulb 5u beidltisen. che sic tauien. 1as 2nuo
I'M Soiortuu. 5hdle fam nidlt ibertrofeu iper
Den filr 3pri. alfalfa uub SSei5er. @ute fathus
li'be SeeIiorge. dlretbet ttr Siite gutter 9nn'
oereien. Nath5nirn geu bel gather 1euhan
poer CANTON 0res.. Ssborue, Sanias.
Setm edrreiben eripabne man seF. oieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20

gsir babeu etlttlc quite carmen Su uertauien.
9ieielbeu iiub in elmer glteii Radhbaridlait. nidbt
melt pom elmer tntboiTid,en Stride unb .Sdlmes
re~rnidluIe eelegen. 8utes Sano NIB aus ge5eidl.
nete Yerbenerun9er. Spred9et Dor BET poer
id)reibet an l.% ,,
MARTENS BROS,
Milbanks, South Dakota.
Ssim edbreiben er,pabne man sen. bisies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20

0trieieltes Sano billie ~ perfaufsn. Sn.
itntereii bio @ranoe 5haI I'M iloliden 5eras.
Sbenles alima. (, cute ARdrtts. @roBe Grnten.
Seipnbere Sferten int etlidhe prattiide Sarnler.
Nnn id,reibe an Mnuaeer. Nnlerican Sio @ranoe
yGno & Srrtsntion Co.. MERCEDES. Sioalso
County, 5erds.
gsim ehreibcn eripabnc man cen. bieIes Siati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20

- sd babe Carmen unb sroBe
SIdden Sarmlanb 81 %ocrfaufcn. ".
8. 0raba NJ, Guero. Seras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
Snatiae Ylaenten srrianat.

Sathpliidlc 9ianner in Soiua, I'M 9ufalSfueiae
beS Natboliicier i5prfferproeus in Srtidjaften gu
prgnniiiren. ipp nod, feline ioldjen bstieheE. Jrsi.
8etise Commit lions 8ebiihreu. Nau idlreibe an
c. e. BYRNES,
State Secretary,
X 80, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-20
gu b%erfaMien.

Gite uerbsierte Sarm in Sudlauan co, 3nipn.
ss5 per Nder. Rdbere ginseibeiten All Griucben.
A. N. TODD, Independence, la.
Seim shrciben sr,pGhue man set. Sieits ylett.