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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03
The Times cam
paign for a smaller
Hendersonville
seems to be suffer
ing from a frost.
Mr.. A. CANNON ON
THE COST Of LIVING

Editor Hustler: There is a
great complaint throughout the
country about the high cost of
living. The question is: What
is the cause?" There are seve-
raj reasons.
The first and principal reason
is the rush of the people to the
cities, towns and manufacturing
plants. The census of 1900 made
Something over 80 per cent. Of
the population of the United
States living in the rural districts
who were engaged on the farms
making a large surplus of all
farm products more than enough
for home demand and supplying
Europe with hundreds of mil
lions of dollars worth of food.
Today the number living in the
rural districts is estimated by
reliable parties at less than forty
millions, with foreigners coming
in at the rate of "a million per
year, and 80 per cent. going to
the cities and towns, increasing
each year numbers who have to
be fed and the producers, many
of whom are docking to,theStowns.
If this continues for the next
few years there will be such
a demand for bread and meat
that the poor will be suffering
for the staff of life (bread and
meat.
There was a shortage in 1909
in the United States of hogs of
e Ia million head, in 1908 there
was a shortage over 1907, the
estimate of 1903 was 35, 900, 600,
making the output. of 1909 g.
$50, 600, and estimating each hog
slaughtered at 200 lbs we have a
shortage (which is startling) of
I, $50, 600, 900 pounds of pork!
Look at the decrease in the
number of cattle in the last two
years: January 1st, 1907, there
was 81, 575, 900 in the United
States, January 1st, 1909. 49,
379, 600 is a decrease in two
years of 2, 1876, 600 head.
The exports of all beef and beef
products in 1907 was $50, $50, 103.
Exports for 1909, $13, 72O, 685, a
falling off of more than 100 per
cent. If this continues for a few
more years there will be no ex-
ports and the United States will
have to import meat. The prices
of all foods are up in the same
proportion. Corn, Wheat, hay
and oats are at the top notch and
five expect to have them drop
| in the same proportion as meats
we will have to abstain from
bread for awhile.
There is remedy for these
high prices and only one. namely,
let one-fourth Of the people in
the cities and towns return tothe
farms and raise their own hog
and hominy and you will see
more solid prices along all lines
and renewal of prosperity, con-
tentment and happiness. This
congestion of the masses in cities
IS serious question, one that
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03

Beautiful, beautiful weather,
Rev. R. N. Wilcox went to
Canton Tuesday. y
L we won't advertise wa
won't get the crowds!
Mrs. Charles Nuchols of Char.
lotte is at The Summer Home.
J. E. Justus Of Edneyville was
in town Wednesday on business.
Misses Ethel and ELIZABETH
Dotson spent Sunday with friends
in Spartainburg.
A. G. Morris has moved into
his new and handsome store on
Sixth avenue.
Hospital Association will maA+
Thursday afternoon at four
o'clock at the residence of Mrs,
A., Flicker.
Little Frank Bishop, of Route
6, fell into an open fire place,
last Saturday, and was seriously
burned.
Quay Edney. discharged from
the army on account of disability,
has returned to his home in
Edneyville,
City council may buy adver-
tising space in Southern papers
and publish the excellent water
reports received from the State
chemist. That would help some,
To-day, Wednesday, being
Ground Hog Day, and the sun
shine being bright, you may now
prepare for six weeks more of
Winter weather.
When town spends sixty or.
seventy thousand dollars for con-
crete sidewalks there must be
something doing in that. town.
Watch for Greater Henderson
vile!
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Baker of
Knoxville, who have been at the
Gates during the past three
weeks, shave as their. guest Mrs.
R. w. McCargo. Mr.. Baker is a
prominent coal mine operator.
.. laughter, talking to a
Hustler man, says: cut where
I live, in Edneyvi1Ie we want.
Nike Schenck for solicitor.
He's a democrat and would
make good, faithful official"
Mr.. w. Fl. Hawkins has re-
turned from Savannah-where
he found icicles a foot long.
Mrs. Hawkins and her daughter,
Myrtle, will remainin Savannah
for the Winter.
J. Edward Brown and West
Freeman were initiated into the
rank of page at the K. P. castle
hall, Monday. No. 161 continues
to grow in membership and USE
fulness.
Mrs. j. E. Wilkinson and. FAM
lily of Wilmington are new and
welcome residents here. Mrs.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03
Wants Cement CuIbs.

Editor Hustler: If the town
council would specify cement
curbs for those streets where the
new walks are to be put down, /
believe they might save the tax
payers several thousands of dol
lars. understand cement curbs
are entirely satisfactory and
much more economical. Let the
city fathers investigate a little.
CITIZEN
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03

It's a curious sight, to see
clothes pressed by a machine.
H. Patterson h as such a machine
one of the three in the State.
1t not only presses the suit to
perfection but the dry steam
kills all germs. Mr.. Patterson,
to introduce this method, offers
four tickets for one dollar which
entities you to four suits pressed.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03

The old Toms rock building is
now a thing of the past. D. S.
Pace is havingit torn down and
will utilize the material, partly,
in the erectionIof his new ware
house at theE depot. Edwards
& Blythe will start atonce on the
construction of the Peoples Ma
tional Banks new reinforced
concrete building there. Their
new machinery will arrive in a
day or so. The excavation for
the new building is progressing
under the energetic di-
rection of Big Charley Hamil-
ton.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03

1T gives me pleasure. to, re-
commend -Four Barks" to all
who have grippe or colds as it
cured me in about twenty-four
hours of this trouble. I think it
is a fine tonic and appetizer"
j. F. GARREN.
-Four Barks" is sold only at
the Rose Pharmacy.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03
Summer Homes Folder.

If you want to have your
boarding house or hotel mention-
ed in the Southern Railways
new Summer Homes Folder, !"
see Station Agent Bailey at once
for the nece5-ary blanks to fill
out. This is an excellent oppor-
tunity to advertise free and
YOU know this town will need
all the advertising it can get.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03

Last year this time most all
boarding houses in town were
rented. There are none rent :
ed now. And no advertising
of any kind being done. About:
next August someone :: will
wake up!
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03

l-71-
Mr.. w. Al. Smith has returned
from Atlanta.
Mrs. William Redin Kirk will
entertain the Whist Club, Thurs
day.
DIR. ]. L. Egerton will leave
soon, possibly Friday, for New
York city.
Mrs. Fred Ewbank returned
today "wednesday from South
Carolina.
Charley Hefner, seriously
burned in a recent fire in Day
tona, Fla. has been discharged
from the hospital there.
Mrs. Michael Schenck enter
tanned the Daughters of the Con-
federacy, Wednesday afternoon,
at her home on Main street.
Mrs. jamie B. Flowers, of
Bishopville, S. c., was in town
last week. Mrs. Flowers rented
DR.. Waldrop's house last year.
Miss Beatrice Willis has gone
to Asheville where she will
spend a month or SO with her
sister.
VIM. H. Lyles, the prominent
attorney of Columbia, and ]. A.
Woodward, he of the pleasant
smile, are in town for a few
days, at the Gates.
Mrs. Frank Valentine has re-
turned from a visit to her son at
his home near Asheville, bring
ing her granddaughter Ruth
with her.
DIR. r. A. Child will preach at
the First Baptist Church Sunday
tnnoruing, atl1 a m. On account
of union services at Presbyterian
Church, there will be no preach
ing at night.
Miss May Boyd, after passing
the mid-year examination very
successfully at Converse College,
came up and spent Sunday and
Monday with her parents. return
ing to college Tuesday morning,
where she will graduate in June.
Mrs. G. w. Connell of Spencer
is visiting her mother here, Mrs.
Ande1s. Mrs. Connell will short
| Ily let the contract for a ten room
house corner of Second Ave-, S.
w. and Washington, to be COM
pleted by June.
Everybody shovelled snow last
Friday, when the heaviest fall Of
"the beautiful in ten years
struck HendersonviIle, putting
the electric light and telephone
company to the bad and making
travel almost impossible. The
electric current was off all day
and many telephones out of or
der.
For one hundred years or more
the Office of the Speculation
Lands" has been in Rutherford
ton. Mr.. S. J. Justice has been
appointed agent for these lands,
comprising some 5, 900 acres in
different parts Of the State, and
his Office. of course, will be in
Hendersonyille.
A social afternoon with an in
teresting programme of varied
character, will be given by the
children of st. James Parish on
Saturday, February 9TH. at Pine
Grove Lodge. The entertain
ment will open promptly at 8
O'Clock; and tea will be served to
all at the close of the perfor-
nance. An opportunity will be
given for a silver offering, on be-
half of Missions. All are cor
daily invited.
B. M. Chenoweth is in town
for few days. Owing to the
terrific condition of the roads,
Mr.. Chenoweth was unable to
reach his fine place at Etowah.
Mr.. Chenoweth says: If Hen
derson county would vote a bond
issue of $500, 900 for good roads
lit would treble real estate values
here, bring thousands of people
into the county and the increased
valuation would take care of The
bonds. 2
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03
Personal NelUs OF
The Only 7oll,1l!


R. J. Fletcher, that expert fur
and hide man of Etowah, was IN
town Saturday.
Mrs. J. L. Egerton, with Miss
Estelle, leave on Friday for Con-
way. S. c.
]. /. Liverett, one of the pro-
gressiye farmers of old Hender-I
son, was in town Saturday.
U. M. Orr, who knows all
about moving houses, was a
pleasant visitor at this Office Sat-
urday. -
Addison Lambert was in town
Saturday, much improved in
health, returning to Hot Springs,
Ark, Sunday. q
Thomas Egerton is recovering
from an operation, performed
Tuesday, in Asheville, and it is
now believed he will recover.
c. L. Boyte, the genial mana
ager of the Hotel Majestic, has
a number of guests at his in
creasingly popular hotel.
Chas. H. Singleton, who has
been indisposed during the past
week, will return to South Caro-
lima shortly. Mr.. Singleton
has a large contract there.
Union servises of the Metho-
dist, Baptist and Presbyterian
Churches at Presbyterian church
next Sunday night at 7::30. Rev.
Jno. w. Moore will preach.
) Chief McCarson has in his pos.
session a ladies gold watch which
he recovered from a colored boy
Monday. The boy found the
watch on Main street.
Installation Of officers of the
Presbyterian Church next Sun
day morning at II O'Clock. All
members of the congregation are
EARNESTLY requested to be
present.
C. C. Buchanan, of the Harris
Rees Tannery Co., Sylvia, spent
Saturday in town, guest of Mr..
C;aS. Outright, cashier of the
Peoples National Bank.
Thomas Egerton, the son of
Mrs. M. w. Egerton, who has
been dangerously sick for some
few weeks, was removed to an
Asheville hospital, Monday. The
boys condition is serious.
Rev. R. V. Miller has gone to
Orlando, Fla, where he will
spend the next two weeks. Mr..
Miller may remain in Florida
during February.
: e. B. Drake, secretary of the
Retail Merchants Association, is
creating new interest in that or
ganization. The Association will
soon have an Office with Mr..
Drake in charge.
Engineers, said to be in the
of the Southern Power
Co., are working at Lake Toxa-
way, with the intention, it is
rumored, of developing the great
water power there.
Miss Martha Sullinger has re-
sumed her duties at Fruitland
Institute after an absence of
many weeks in Florida. Miss
Sulinger's health is much i'm
proved.
Misses Matte and Jennie Davis
left, Thursday morning, via Ashe-
vile, an a visit to Charlotte and
other points. From there they
will visit the Northern markets
in interest 4of their millinery
business.
will be in town Wednesday
and spend the night. School,
mates. " This is the telegram
received by DIR. Waldrop last
Wednesday; it kept the Doctor
and Mrs. Waldrop guessing.
Late in the day, however, they
were pleased to see their two
daughters, Mrs. Frank Wilson
and the baby and Mrs. DR.. Zeno
Brown, both Of GreenvilIe. N c.,
alight from the train. They will
remain in town for a couple of
weeks,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03
A Remarkable Remedy

Just what -Four Barks" that
remarkable remedy for colds,
grippe, indigestion, ETC., viii do,
is shown by the following voluu-
tary testimonials from well
known Hendersonville men:
II consider -Four Barks" a
very fine remedy. 1t cured me
of a severe case of grippe in a
remarkably short time. My wife
has a very high opinion of it also
as she has taken it with bene-
ficial results. P"
]. A. GARREN.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03

II think -Four Barks" is a
very fine tonic, Ny wife is TAX
ing it and she thinks very favor
ably of it. A few mornings ago
/ woke up with every symptom of
my old enemy the grippe and one
dose of it made me feel alright
in a few hours -and have con-
tinued to feel so ever since"
]. A. FRAZIER.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03

B. w. Marshall guarantees
-Four Barks. " At Rose Phar-
macy.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03

1t gives me pleasure to testi-
fly to the merits of Four Barks. I"
It cured me of a severe case of
grippe in less than "a hours.
w. II. PHILLIPS.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03
Water Gut of. Friday.

For the purpose of cleaning
reservoir, city water will be cut
off Friday, from 2 to 5.
]. w. MCINTYRE, !
Chairman.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03
F. A. BLY,.

P. S. 1t has cured me of a
long standing case of eczema.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-02-03

'I think -Four Barks" is a
very fine tonic. 1t has done me
more good than any other tonic
/ ever took and / cheerfully re-
commend it to anyone who may
be ailing as I think it must be
good for most troubles"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
DEM tftmtkiSen SImekslSen.

Sen Setter in Der Srembe" bat
Der Sidter Sermann 9oloberger bon
Yeorin. Su., auf ben mutbigen
S~lusbeloen Ralter 8elman an9es
ipanbt tpie folst:
Ser Wellnan fpoIt niht LANCER
bleiben,
CIR pplt' burfars fort IN Die 9uft.
Sies Waeeitiid miBt er betreiben,
Oenu er tparb LANCE nidt rses
puff.
Gin naf europa tpolIt' er reiIen
Sm 2uftififf iiber'u S3enn.
Ser gan5en Relt iuont' er betpeiien,
@as fir ben Sortidritt er setbau.
God feline 8alfen bat Ser Getber
60 penia nte bag tpeite Ieer.
llilb In Gebanfen beimlih flebt' err:
rWenn's nlir erit iiberitaupen tpdrl
limb i6licbli6 iparS's ibm iebr be-
flommen,
9ieb iif berunter gan5 eeIdeibt,
Senn mar Der Hebel niht 9e>
fommen,
Damn ipdr' er iest. iper peiB, pie
ipeit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
@Iansenee 6eietafte.

8lan5enoe 0elddtte baben DIE
iiberieeiifcn Sampfer : @eielihaften
nit Der 9eforberiine bon Yaiia9isren
mad Dem Saien bon Hetp Yorf I'M
Ronat Sttober eemadt. Die beiben
ocutifen 0dmpfers @eieli6aften bds
ben ale anberen 8eieaihaften iibers
t"roifen, oenn lie beforberten iiber elm
8iertet Der @eIammt : Saiiasiere nit
% Sabrten ibrer Sampfer, inbem tie
bon 94,216 Yaiiagieren 27,224 Yers
ionen mitgebraft babcn. Die CANT
burg Nmeritds 9iuie bat ale anDeren
Weieaihaften bel Weitem ilberflii9clt,
oenn nit 10 Sabrteu braften Die
Sampfer bes Sapag BON Sambure
14.951 Taiiaeiere. 2,611 in Der l..
Gniiite, 4.00S in Der 2. aaiiite uno
1892 int StpiIdenbed. Ntt elmer
Sampferfabrt brafte bic Sam6urss
Imeritas 2inie 1884 Raiiugtere ms
Diittelmeerz Sdfen. In 5~ipeiter SteQe
itebt Der Norboeutihe 2lopb, Seiien
Dampfer nit neuu Subrtcn bon Srez
men $500 Yaiiceiere mitsebradt bas
ben, 2.374 IN Der 1. &aiiite, 1888
in Der 2. 8niiite unb 4,507 I'M Srpiz
iheubed. YPit 5tpei Sampferfdbrteu
brahte bic peitihe 2inic alls Witttels
meersSdfcu 1850 Saiiagiere. Gu6
piele Der anberen Sampler : 9eieuz
ihaften madbten NIT Der 8eforberun9
BON Saiiasieren perbdltniBmdbis quite
8eihdfte. Bic Sanpier Der Sols
lamb Gm,erifas 2inie brahtcn nit flint
Sabrteu 1874 Raiiagiere. Die 9nm>
pier Der Heb Stars 2inie NIT fiinf
Sabrten 6.17O Yaiiasiere, Die Sams
pier Der guitro Imericana NIT bier
Sdbrten 4,304 8aiiagiere uub Die
Sdmpfer Der Huiiiih : amerifaniideu
2iuie nit 3nei Snbrten 1888 Saias
giere. Sicbenunb5tpan5ig 3ampfers
2inien betbeiligten iih an Der 9pnfurz
reno. unb ibrc Sampler madten inss
geIammt 104 Snbrten. Sn Der 1.
&aiiite trafeu 1854 Haiiagiere elm.
in Der 2. aaiiite 23.066 unb $500
i'm 3tpii1enbed. ga jett Die Saiion
poriiber lit, 10 ipirb pdbrero Der
leeten stpei Ionote beg Sabres Gin
6eoeutenber Nbfdu i'm HaHaeierperfebr
mad Hetu 9orf gu per5eihncu icin.
Singegcn biirften Die iiberieeiid,eu
Sampiers2 inien nod elm sutes gors
feiertass s@eitdft nit Der Scforbe@
rung bon Taiasieren mad europa
MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Warfiertes Vieb.

Yierre. g. 8. - Sic itaatIife
rRarfen" : Gommiiiion bat ibrt
5erbIt : @erinmmlung gei6loiien,
nddbem Tie 12S Iarfeh, Die ieit Der
leetcu Gommiiiions : Sieung einses
gnngcn iinb, g~utgebeiBen bat. gs
cgiiticren jest 1904 ei~r9etra9cnc
Rarten I'M Staate. Nadoem Die
9roBen Seerpen aufgelolt iporoen linb,
iiub Die fleineren Yiebbeiieer babon
iiber5eust. baB bas Rartieren bes
Siebes bas bette Sorbeigemittel gez
gen @erluit burh Serlaufen mn
9iebitabl lit unb Die Gn8abl bon
Iarfcn fpirb nit Dem Iufboren Der
ireien &ciben cher 5%unebmen, ais
iid perminoeru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

baB Der Yreis unbebingt in Die SDbe
geben ipiro. Hun brauden MIR nod
Die rGisbeine" tbeurer 81 iperbcn.
Sic itnatlihe Controls 8eboroe in
@abiion. @is.. fauftc pprige 8ofc
bier 8agenlabunsen Iebl gum Yreiie
bon $40 per Barrel, bas ipdre 55
Gents biliger nls baS 0iebl nod Dor
einem Wondt ~foitete. Ser Hiebcrs
gang i'm Yrciie bat ieincn @rilnb barz
in, oaB jest piel mebr @ei5en ans
gebaut ipirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Sic Embellishments.

Sn Der neneiten ausgabe Der bon
penn IderbauzS Department. perofiente
litten yaonatsl6rift, Abe Crop Res
porter, fptrO be5ii9lid Der Wei5enz
ertte nnoerer YroonttionsldnDer mits
8et9etlt, Dab ipennglci6 europa bless
nal permlltbltf nm ctlpa 80 Wtilios
men Sulbel tpeniger prpbu8iert pat, ais
I'M portgen Sabre. Die ~biesjdbrige &eiz
5enerltc bes %europdiideu Continents
lmmerbin nod Die bisber 5rpeitbcitc lit.
Ses Weitcren iinD quito ausiid)ten fir
etnen rei6cn grtrug Der biesldbri9en
Wet5enfiltlr Der 2dnber Der Iiioliheu
Scmilpbdre porbanben. Sauptiddz
lid tommen babel @rgcntinien, auitras
lien lnp gritiihs Snoien in gctradt,
ipeihe Gambler NIT ibreu 8eiScnernten
lin Sriibjabr uno 8inter fir europa
ipid1tige Se5ll9squellen bilbcn. Naen
Seridten 5ufol9e, lit Die aarifulturelle
Sttuation IN oieien 2dnDern. pielleiht
NIT elmer Iusnabme. beuer iebr allss
lidt5reif.
Snsgeiainmt lit Die %boriGbriee @eis
5enernte Giiropa's auf 1870 0iiIio>
nen 8uibel '8u peranihlagen, unb
iiberittee Dieies @rtrd9niB ielbit bas
borberi9e bette. ndmlih Die @rnte bon
1905, nod UNI 100 Miuionen Suibel.
SIN bieiem Snbr bleibt Die europdii1e
@ct5enernte, tros rei6en @r9ebuiMes
in Den Sonauz unb Salfaus Staaten.
linb 5ipar bauptiddli6 infolge bon
Wtinocrprobuttion in 8ublnno uno
flimatiid}er llnbiloen IN Srnnfreif,
Inn so bis 100 Iiaipnen guibel bins
ter Der oes lestcu So6rss 5uriid. Sir
Die ballptidhlidJ in Setrnht fpmmenz
ben iiebeu europGiI6eu 2Gnbcr lauten
Die amtli6eu Siffern fir bieies nnp
pori9es Snbr fol9enbcrnlaben:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

gbica9o. Sn. = Sic Stabt lou
einen neuen 20zitDdisen 8uIfenfraser
erbalteu. in Incident iih eiu Sbcater
bcfinDen ipirD. Sas 8ebdube piro
aui Dem 9ruuoitiid oes Srube 2eiters
Nablaiies erbmit. bat 70 bel SO SuB
unb ipirb SO. 100000 toiten. gs iol
AM 1. Sanuar 1912 fertig iein, Der
@runobertras lduft auf 1913 Sabre.
Sie Sbuberts Sntereiien tuerbeu bus
Sbedter in 8etrieb nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

iiber Die Srase Der @olfsauifldruns
iiber anoere Granfbeiteu fDnnen mir
BENT Sdreiber idon beipilidten. ubnc
auf cine ndbere Seipreduug bers
ielben einsuseben. - u. @onner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
,uirtlid,e 'Mebisin

Cine ipirflide Mebisin. $50
immer i9 binfommen mag. iperbe ih
Den Mpentrduter empfeblen. benn
id gluube, er lit Die ein5ig pirflide
Webi3iu". idreibt Serr Sranf Rlinet.
1883 8aibinston Ctr. 9enper,
Colo. Sd mar felt 3ebn Sabren
trant nit Wasenleibeu, uuS ale
Rebi3inen. bic i6 sebraufte. paren
nuslos. SD itanb am ab9runS Der
@er5rpeifluns. als i6 mid entidlob,
Sbren Alpentrduter 5u periudcn.
Sd bate ni6t mebr oils cine Slaihe
gebrauht ais ib mid lhon better
iiiblte. unb iebt. na1 Dem @ebraud)
bon feds Slai6en befinbe i9 MIDI 10
lpobl tpie Dor 5ebn Sabren. ebe i6
tranf fpiirbe."
Sorni's Nlpenfrduter lit feline
Ipotbeters Repi5in, niht elm seipobus
Iiher Sanbelsartitel. Ionbern Elm
altbepdbrtes arduter : Seilmittel.
ipeltes ben 9euteu brett 9elieiert
pirb blir6 2ofal : Ieenten. augeiteut
bon ben giaentbiimern. Or. Yeter
SabrneD & Co.. 1875 60. Sopne
ape.. Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

gelpi6 cine iolsenidpere Srase lit. Oh
man Den, Sdminpiiihtisen bas Seis
ratben erlauben ioll ODER niht. Sas
Shlubiport bicriiber 6n ipredcn lit
ippbl ebenialS niht in nuieren
SpaIten Der seeianetc Srt. aud
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15

beioen 3eitmgen. CT babe bon Senator
Siaaf Stepbenion bier 0artoffeln 5us
gelfidt 6efommen. ipeld1e 5ulummen
612 Sfuno fpo9cn. Sics lei gez
ibcbcn, nm 81 3eigen, tpeldc Nrt boz,
Sarmer Snfel Ste ciscntlid lei. 8ic
es ifeiut. fennt ipcber 5oarb, nod
iein Sreunb in Warinettc. bns alte
Spritpprt ySie biimmiten Sarcrn
baben Die erobten aartoffeln." Die
beioeu 9roBen Serren Gcber bon
ibncn lit iiber iets SUB bof) miiicn
furioie Mnli6ten baben, iuenn lie
slaubcn. Der llmitanb. Die sroBtcu
&artpffcln 81 babcn, berebtise Den
Siidter oerielben gu einem Sis i'm
Sunbesicnate. Sdtte Der altc Siaaf
Dor mebreren Sabren iol6e aartofs
fcln gebabt. 10 bate or ipabriheinIid
$4,000 ipnren fonnen. I'M in Den
Slnbesienat seipdblt 81 fpcroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-15
Aneipp S~anitariuIa,

Strrtih e~eltatrer, prcntpoasr &ubsturort. Gtns
5elauitalt, pette itreug nab pfdrrer 8n,tpps Nes
thcee asItitet ptro ihc StpGpG RcrusEs I'M Dta9sa.
leiotnot. ionic aud ttr 8hsu mattsmuS uu0 aue aro-
alden aranftstter. GiatEer se.liprssr unb ipellef.
lr Sottssot.ni. Sir rabere Instuuff l9rsibst an bic
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD.
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