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The evening world., 1910-12-29
INSURANCE TRUST
forces CHURCHES
J TO PAY HIGH RATE
Price Jumped More Than i2o
! Per Cent. Last Fall on a
/. Flushing Edifice.
"A STORY O A
Broker Tells Committee His
License Was Cancelled Under
Peculiar Conditions.

Sohn W. Meade. q vestryman OF st.
osorse's Church in Flushing. l. l.. was
the first witness called to-day before
the Joint legislative committee. which
Is investigating the method Of the Fire
Insurance Trust.
Mr.. Meade had complained OF the ex-
cessive rates the fire insurance COM
panies levied on churches.
The churches are being Disseminated
<,against." said Mr.. Meade. individuals
y may refuse TO insure and this results
ia rates that are in some degree fair.
But the trustees OF churches must in
sure. The companies know this n fix
Whatever rate they WISH
IA The witness said that for ten years
f4kt. Georges Church carried 81. 800, pay
Ing S56.b6 for a three-year policy until
last fan. when the companies increased
The rate to 1888 an increase OF more
than l2o per cent.
Their License Withdrawn.
Solomon koffer of this city told the
committee that the license OF himself
'tnnd father to do fire insurance broker
ssse was taken away from them by the
View York Fire Insurance Exchange be-
'ause a powerful fire Insurance agent
2 was angry with his father.
X koencr testified that before his IL
a cense was taken away a man named
Baldwin, connected with the Baltimore
NJ Fire Insurance Company. asked his
father What is in 1t for me?" when he
settled a claim. The Father, said Koef-
@fer. replied Nothing doing"
NJ Noefer said that Baldwin went into
tfA b-AlyA-a-- --.- - a
Baldwin became a member OF the Brok-
erage Committee OF the New York Fire
Insurance Exchange, and then. aid
Noefer, the licenses held by him and
his father were revoked.
koener declared that al employee OF
the Exchange demanded 800 as the
price OF restoring the license.
l.. Il. Armstrong OF Brooklyn, VINO
las been in the fire insurance business
f. TOR forty years, on taking the stand.
aid that mutual companies Insured
risks 20 per cent. cheaper than the stock
companies. He said that It was all
D baldcrdash for the stock company Of
fcials to hold that there was no profit
\ In fire INSURANCE.. He said there was a
vast profit in fire insurance.
n Give us laws to enable us 10 organ
lie putuals in New York" said Mr..
Armstrong. To-day we are barred
n The mutuals would oe a remedy for
n combination rates"
lie said that the fire Insurance i~ro',ers
N COATED.
Even the biggest houses rebate. sad
tae witness. Al the big department
" s;ores get rebates Take A%rbuckle. over
Va Brooklyn. He carries 10000 fire
assurance. And this is written b. one
~ his own men. who writes the policy
as a broker"
But that is against the rule 90 the
l~:Schange." interrupted Judge Bruce.
The witness laughed and said rebating
was an open secret.
N Plea for Mutual Companies.
IN Thomas O'Connor OF Waterford, ~. Y.
The evening world., 1910-12-29
Bass Ale, Very Finest, Dozen Bottles, $L.35
Imported Wines

Very Ola AmOutillndo sher
Old Rich OlOru-o sherry
fulr Dry Delirndn sherry.
l,oS al told sherry lSNrrt
PrndO Med. sweet sherry .
ight Golden sherry ....
Very ola inwn, pOri ...
! inr Old IlwnN Port ,..
= Diamoni Port .....s.
IaragOnu Fort ........
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
x FRUIT, TRUCK AND VEGETABLES x
gallons. Strain this and spray tn

gallons. Strain this and spray the
trees. Thoroughly boiled lime and
sulphur sprayed when the trees are
dormant will kill the scale that may
be on them and will have some effect
in checking the rot. But if you let
the rotten peaches remain and Law
on the ground you will always have
rot. Worms in peaches are caus-
ed by the curculio singing the fruit.
The only way to prevent this is to
jar the trees frequently, and gather
up the insects and bitten fruit and
burn them. In the large orchards
they use machine like a big UNI
brella, with slit In one side so that
1t can be pushed around the stem of
the tree. and then jar the tree, and
gather up the insects and put them
in a vessel with kerosene.
Apples should be sprayed early
with Bordeaux mixture, and as soon
as the blossoms fall, add ounces Of
Paris green to a barrel of the Bor-
deaux and spray to kill the cooling
moth that lays the eggs for the
worms in the apples. You cannot
use the Bordeaux on peach trees in
leaf, for 1t will take all the leaves
Off. but the lime and sulphur slaked
together will not injure them.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

tAnswer by Prof. II. c. Thompson.
The variety Of sweet potato known
as Big Stem Jersey is considered the
standard commercial variety for
Northern and Eastern markets, and
Is grown more than any other variety
In Maryland. Delaware and New Jer-
sey. II Is form OF the Yellow Jer-
sey. and was selected for its larger
size and productiveness. The vines
are long and slender and the potatoes
are spindle-shaped, and grow quite
large. The color is rich yellow,
the flesh light yellow or deep cream,
and. while the variety yields well, 1t
Is not good keeper. The potato
cooks dry. and is not considered Of
good quality in the South, where a
moist-heshed potato is demanded.
| would not advise the growing OF
this variety commercially In the
southern tier Of States. as 1t seems
to be better adapted to the north
ern sweet potato growing region.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Summer Spraying of Peach and Apple
Trees.

have some peach and apple
trees that | wish to spray. The
peaches. or n part OF them. be-
gin 10 rot and fall OFF about the
time they get grown, and con-
tinue until all fall. and some
others are troubled with worms
considerably. Would like 10 have
II formula To spray with for this
so as not TO lnJure the young
fruit. Apples seem TO be at
illcted with worms also
G. 4. NJ,
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
BEE KEEPING FOR FARMERS.
VIu.-More Queries Answered.

A correspondent writing from
Unicoi County, Tenn, says he is very
much interested in bee culture, and
desires to know who manufactures
the best all-round hive. This would
De about as hard to tell as who man
ufactures the best all-round plow.
Farmers have different opinions
about plows, and so have bee-keep-
ers about hives. For comb honey.
IN sections, many keepers prefer
the Danzenbaker hive, made by the
A. /. Root Company, of Medina,
ohio. They claim that its shallow
depth causes the bees to work in the
super sooner. Others do not like it
because Of difficulty in handling its
frames. They would use the dove
tail hive. which is not now patented,
and is made by several factories.
Our correspondent has himself
been using the Danzenbaker hive for
comb honey, and last year produced
956 one-pound sections from fifteen
hives, and sold the same for $108.68.
Most Of it brought 20 cents per Sec
ton, and he did sell 100 sections for
$500. He has honey on his table a.
every meal. His location near the
Great Smoky Mountains ought to
make modern bee-keeping very pro-
fitable to him.
Our correspondent further states
that his Danzenbaker hives require
close attention, and he thinks of
using the Langstroth or the Dovetail
hive. Which would be the better
hive? We recommend the DOvetail.
Get the 10-frame hive. He has only
hybrid bees. If they were pure
blacks it might be as we'll or better.
The Italians are gentler, but perhaps
no better honey gatherers. They
are all right, but black bees seem
to compare up better with them than
formerly in the estimation Of the
general bee keeper
Information about bee keepers
manual or guide has been desired.
For the general bee keeper, we should
recommend THE A. B. C. and X. Y.
Y. Of Bee Culture" published by the
A. l. Root Company Of Medina, Ohio.
They also publish "Gleanings in Bee
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

Messrs. Editors; | am reader of
your paper, and thought | would
tell OF my success with watermelons
last year. | had in rs Of an acre,
and sold $3.50 worth and hauled them
five miles. Now. II any OF your SUBJ
scribers can beat this let them write.
The land was ordinary red land. In
getting stand planted three times.
The bugs would kill them as fast as
they came up.
WILLIS JACKSON.
Jackson, Miss.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
HOW TO DEAL WITH PEACH
TREE BORERS.
How Prof. Surface Has Kept 9S Pc
Cent of His Trees Free From
Borers.


Borers.
The easiest way to deal with
peach tree borers is to remove them
from the tree with pointed knife
blade. cutting up and down the tree
where necessary, but not cutting
across any more than must be done
Wherever gum is seen oozing from
the tree and containing fine grains,
like sawdust. you may be sure this
is due to borers; moreover. gum
without such grains does not come
from the holes OF borers. Remove
all the pests; then wash or spray the
trunk OF the tree with a thick or
heavy solution OF the boiled lime
sulphur wash. made as you would
make IL for San Jose scale, only US
ing twice as much lime. This means
IL pounds OF sulphur and IA pounds
of lime boiled one hour. with enough
water to boil 1t. and then add water
10 make so gallons. Stir II up and
strain It.. paint the sediment that
remains around the trunks of some
trees. and spray the others with the
strained liquid containing all sedi-
ment that viii go through the nozzle.
You thus have enough substance to
make body that will stick to the
trees almost like paint BY applying
II with n coarse nozzle and a spray
pump. you can throw IL well into the
HEu xsshn
be deposited. or where there may be
young borers that have not yet en-
tered beneath the bark.
This treatment will also prevent
moths from laying their eggs there
In the summer season. and may even
be continued during the summer or
winter. The more of the bark that
Is covered. the better. Apply from
n pint TO quart to the trunk of each
tree. according TO the size OF the tree.
spraying IL. TO distance OF two feet
above the ground and down to below
course. the soil was removed for the
purpose OF letting you get down low
To examine tho borers' holes.
After the trees have been treated.
al In the ground. not only to the
level OF the soil. but 10 a height OF
three or four inches. mounding the
earth around the trunk OF each tree.
II this method is repeated about the
last OF June. you will find there will
be but few borers. indeed. to remove.
and almost no cutting to be done to
the trees. and tho application will
prevent the borers attacking the trees
during tho summer. Mound the trees
Immediately after applying the lime
sulphur wash and keep them thus
mouuded. Prof III. A. Surface.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

Culture" This and "The American
Bee Journal" of Chicago, are the
two most important periodicals for
bee keepers in this country.
T. G. HARMS
Powell Station, Tenn.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

(Answer by Prof w. +. Massey
The peaches should have been
sprayed before the buds swelled'
lou can spray them now by mixing
II pounds OF sulphur and 20 pounds
OF fresh lime. shaking them together,
ihen add water enough 10 make 60
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Big Stem Jersey Potato.

viii you kindly let me know
something OF the variety of
sweet potato known as Big Stem
Jersey? Also let me know where
can get seed and slips OF this
variety. A. A. d.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

had been trying to raise late
potatoes for several years. Last year
had my land fixed. and as l plowed
up the first crop, planted the Sec
ond crop. | never had better stand
u. /. Copeland.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
Der bcftisc Yicrfrics,

Der oa ilno bort I'M 9diernIonb tobt,
erlhtert on ein beiteres Sorfonlnni6
bet einer Wulterrng IN %&irhbcimbo.
lanoen. Die Burden moren meiit
bon 0onncrSbcrg. Der critic tritt
EN-, miro gennlitert rtno lit toltglit.
Ser Sfri5ier cntifcioct: IS. Snfon.
terleregimcnt nod Mcs. "-,Grlau.
ben SIC" iu9t Der iultge Moni, i'd,
nlodlte liebcr 81 ben SGgrril nad)
3ipetbrildcn -. 8it, alip ,SGacr!"
Ser Hcfr1lt Gebt frcrOeltrlableno
ab.-2er. jlucite tritt elm. ,Sauglif
5ilnl 8. acknowledgement Wce!"'
.Serr Oberit, id mohte liebcr 81, ocn
So9crn!"- ~@arun?" Gid bunl
mel Sloiicer Oro" (id) babe mcin
Ylaiiir oaron, Meirchpe9cn, olio
Sagcr!" Ger brittle tritt Gin.
5mglid). 8. Acknowledgement,
Met!"-"a dL &err Sbcrit licber ~
Den Sngern; mciu Safer hot ba id)on
geOient!"-yIli 5u' Den S%G9crn!"
TlS obcr md '0nS nGd,itc 9nBeli6
Sonnersbergcr su Den ..:Sgcrn m;a.
'tittt Der Sbcrit uno frogt: ,@a.
RIM lpoat Sbr 6enn ollc bel ben .Ss%-
germ %olencn?" SiefeS Sdlpciacrl.
Gr frogt nod ctnulnl. @ic6er Stiac.
"a l%lIllIlt Der @cnoarm ooS @ort:
rentltnloigcll Sie, Serr Sbcrit, Der
8rtno Ut cinfoh: in Meb foitct baS
.@laS BIER % Fis., IN 3meibriidcn
abcr mr. II Yig."-Seit bicier 3cit
belBt man Die Gonncrsbergcr @icr'
j1ger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05

Der DAM utb niht Die Srau Die
mirfIide Seele zines Seims lei.
nWer be5ablt Die Wictbe," fragte
bic Rebnerin, yipcr fault Die SeOIri-
niiie nnb NabrungsmitteI, wer iiebt
barai,f, oab nlcs beihafft mirb. um
Mtlttter urto Sinh 81 befrieoigen2 gS
iii Der Batter unO @atte. 8ieIe WGn.
ltcr inn @ntten fiigen lid unbcluubt
ilnb itilihpeiacno Den &%inoergarten'
p%rinSipien, buB in pielen S1len bel
Den Goseln bic Mdnndeu Die SIM.
gen i'm Neit iibernebmen. Sic balelt
Dos 9teit, haltcn es rein uno biiblh,
mabrenb Die Srau MIR 3it oft mehr
uno mebr fiir ibren llnterbalt Der.
langt. 9os omerifaniid)e 0urh-
idnittsmGbd)en mGfit auf iiirSS benft
MIR ans Seiratben, Inn groBere lin.
o%bbGngigfeit linb perionlihe Srei'
belt SIT crlangen, neil Damn alle &ed.
minaen pom @ntten prompt be5oblt
merben. Sicics llcbel mliB Der
yWotbers' Gongreb" abihaffen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05

render Wtiene lino Sait trat er Dor
ieinem 9aitseber unb oeiien Samilie,
einen Collar in Ser !Sanb boIteno,
Der, mie Der iriibere Siinb nit 2ebm
bebedt, gleidlfnQs i'm goben Des 8ar.
tens gerubt baben iolte.
n8ineer, rief Der eliiflife Sinoer
babel aus, les tbut mir leib, bob id
nit Dem Sapa gleid naf Der Stabt
mtB uno crit morgen 5uriidfomme,
lol,it ipiir6e ih mid unper3iiglih an
Elm pei.ereS Nohluten mahen; giter
@arten iheint ia cine wobre 8plb.
CRUDE 81 iein.,"
8oum paren bic beiben @lten OBJ
eefabrelL 10 ereriifen Die brei err
nohienen Sobne aelp's Spaten una
begamen enliig ben @arten rn5,ts
graben, bd Die porgeipieienen Wtiins
sen oil5ilbciiten ihienen, oab man es
bier nit einent aus friiberer Belt
itammenOeu 8eritef 5n tbrtn babe.
SIN bieiem 8lauben mllroen lie llpd)
mebr bcIturft, als elmer DER Nrii0er
nod Ginger 3eit Elm Iiuleitiid 40
Cents dlteren 9eprGgcs b~eruusbitb.
bette.
Sic arbeitcten I'M Sdmeibe hires
Nngeii6ts bis in Die iinfenoe 9odIt
mo anberen Cages nod i%tulloenlallg,
bis fcin Slet6en bes @artens mebr
lilhcgrobcll mar-lueitere Si,noe aber
ticlca ibucu nid,t in Die SGnbe.
MIS- Die beioen Sarmer Iahinit.
tags ans Der Stabt fanten, hicS
0hrpbp ldon bonn 8agen aus nod
benz 8artcn unb bemterfte idmut.
5elno: o6reulb, i) bobc Die Wette
gewonncn, mein %fIeilter aniii bot,
Die Oh iest iiebit Oies, 8unoer be.
Dirft."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
Der 8ipfel Der @ermcssnbcit.

Iis 2pnn, Waii., perla,ttet inter
0atum pom %. Suni: Sbomns =.
2anoresen, Der Witinbaber Der
S6ubfirma .@elb & 9onbregen,"
bate allf Der .2pnn Rational @onf"
geraoe bas @elb fiir Die w0dentlide
Notwithstanding u~bgcbobelr mo be.
iano lid nit Dem Eoli6iiten Sames
Carroll, Der i'm 81 ieiner Sid)erbeit
bealeitete, aitf benz @ege 81 ieinenl
@ei6Gttsboiie, ais ploslid III Der
8iQomitraBe, feline bnnoert Sdritt
bon ibrem 3iele inlnitten bes belebte.
item @eidGftsoiitriftes Der Sabrif-
ltobt, orei junge 2eitte bon binter olif
lie 5uiprangen mo elm beftiges Seuer
aus 5mei Hepolpern auf lie c%roffne-
ten. 2anoregen iiel auf Der Stclle
toot nieber, mGbreno Carroll bon bic.
len Sfiiiien idyper perlest nod lc.
bend ms Solpital gebradt muroe,
ober bort gleib nod ieiler Gtnlieie.
rlng peritorb. WdbrenO hire beiocn
Spfer 5u 9oben ianfcn, crgriffcn ole
orei &Guber ben 8elbbeutel, meld)cr
ctpa $4,000 bis $4,000 in Silber unb
9anfnoten entbielt, unO ~entfloben
oanrit.
CAB es linen gelong, Tire Tlud)t
5u bcpcrfiteligeL lit olS elm @nubcr
$40 be5eihnen; ocnn bic 8eeeno mar
our 3eit oeS ll~eberfallcs oiht belcbt
unb Die Sdiiiie batten elm 5abqoieS
Yublifum angelodt. Gie gauge
Sahe ipielte iih ober 10 idneq oh.
oab Die in Der NGbe 9eiinoliden gar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
Wapoleun's Mutb

mar bon jener sortc. bic tein Inter
liegen unb fem Nah9eben fennt.
Gines ioldeu Wutbes bebiirfen sic
am mciiten, lpenn Sic lid cine Gr<
fdituns. einen Suiten pber elm 2unsens
leiben 5use5ooen ba6en. Iub penn
5rp6es. SuitensS prips. COB 2iper
Oil unb aer5te Sbuen nift balfen. 10
laiien sic bod ben Wutb nidt iinten.
ionoern nebmen sic 0r. Sings Stem
DISCOVERY. Sufriebenitelung miro
sarantirt. tpenn oisie Webi5in BEL
irgenb einem Gals ober 2ilneeuleiben
gebrau6t pirb. Sie bat Sauienbe
bon boffnunssloien 9eibenben se@
rettet. Gle iiberipinpet bartnddige
Grfdltunsen unb Suften. 8lutitiir5e.
ga Grippe. Group, Iitbmla, Seufieber
uub 9eufbuiten unb lit bas iiheritc
Seilmittel fir ale 2%uftrobren Be-
i1perben. so Gents unb $1.00.
Yrobcilaife frei in &. 8. Hucte' 8
Apptbefe. $50 Wain Strabe, SUI
buque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
Sene 9urten Der 9inberiabre.

@ic foitlid5 ifmedten bic Sorten
in ben ainoeriabren. Siciel6cn
idmcden ieet nift mebr 10 gut.
8as lit anbers g%epurben? Die
3orten? Nein, sic ielbit. sic baden
nift mebr ben seiuuoeu Wasen, Die
rcge 2eber nnb Hieren, Die regels
mdBieen G~inselpeibe Der ainbbeit.
Sbre @erbauing lit idleft unb sic
9cben Den Speiien Die Sdulb. 8as
lit notbfpcnbig? Cine ~politdnbige
Grditigung aller S~erbauung5s Sr9ane
- Wagen. 2eber. Nieren, ginges
neibe = burd) electric Sitters.
Yrobiret basielbe. Gs tpiro Den
@ppetit Sbrer ainberinbre. unb Die
@crbnuun9 tpieber bcritcllen unO
Sbrcn &Drper formli6 NIT neuer @ea
iunobcit, Strait unb Hiiitigfeit fiillen.
so Gents in Z. ". &uete's Npos
tbefe, 656 Waiu Ctr, Dubuque. So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
Ses Sarmers Git.

Der i'm Staote Wiiiouri artgeIei.
iene GARNER aellp bate 9eiud bon
ieinem Srennoe Mnrpbp ms Gen.
tildp, Der bel 9%lnfinft Die gauge
@irtbid)aft beiihtigt uub bel oicier
@eleaenbeit mahte man einen Hluos
gang oitr6 ben 8arten.
vslber, aelp," rief Der @oit pl6t.
lid aus, init Der 8arteilarbcit bit
On ia nod fiirdterlif 5uriid, eS lit,
pie i'd iebe, faIt nod ni6ts umgegra.
ben"
r9as itimmt," meinte etpoS fleilt.
laut Der Better, ,aber meme Sin'
gems i6ieben bieie Nrbeit immer auf
Die lebtc gonf urlo id babe burd)
oeren HahlGiiigfeit idcn monfe
GinbuBe IN meficu Gintabmeit &c.
babt. Man mus ii6 beiltSutage piel
bon Der Sitaeno bieteit laiien unb
ipeiB oft nid)t, nie man bogegen auf.
treten ioa."
.Sreunb," cripioerte Iitrpbp, lid
itimnte. in Icin alagelieb Elm, mir
gebt es 81 Sauic ibnlidy, bod fonlmt
mir IN iolden Sdleu gemobnlih cine
cute Soee, Die mid 5ilm Serrn Der
Sitllotion mod)t. Nud) I'M pprlics
genocn Sale wiiBie id) elm lpirflanea
Wtittel, bns @artcnlGio mper5liglld)
imgcarabcn 81 iebcn."
aellp NOR neilgierig mtc Der
Sreunb Dies bclpcrflteaigen fonnte
uno er bot linn bobcr cine @ette on.
Gut" erfldrte Iiirpbp, lin elmer
balben Stlinbe babe ih Die nDtbigeu
Yorhereitungen ~gctroitcn, 0ann lob
rem mir 9eibc noh Der Stoot, nnb
neiln mir mor9en %9tnd)mittog 5nriid.
febren, pirit OH icbeit, DAP icoca
Sledhen Seines @artens umgegru.
ben it,"
Mit oieien @orten crNriif Der @olt
einen Spnten mn begu6 lid, III Den
@ortcn. Gs mGbrte 1rid)t lntae, 10
febrte er eilenos in's Sors jnriif,
einen bolben Collar pur5cigenb, ocn
er bcim 8roben gciunbcu boben
mpllte.
aclp unb ieinc S6bnc intereiiirtcn
lid lclbitpcrit1nolid) fir bcn Sumo
unb ornn9cn in Den Sd)aearGbcr, Die
Stelle an5ugcbcn, 100 baa @cloItild III
Der Grbe gclegen bube.
,Sas iii mein @~chcilultB," iprod,
Iurphp, ruro oas gcbe id nid)t
preis."
golb barailf pcridymonb er obcr
wieoer unb oriidtc lid beimlid IN ocll
@arten. Seine Nbweienbeit bGiertc
ieood MIR fur5e Seit. 0tit Triumph
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
8mnbesridter nimmt einen @irtb in
Sdmt.

Ills Wilmoufee, Wis., miro gemel-
oct: Gem Wirtbe hilbert q. Sopp,
Der an einem Sonntae iein 2ofal Of.
fen sebalten bate, iolte oespeeen
baS giirgerreht permeigert peroen,
moriiber es 3l,r alage fam.
9unoesrifter 5. 9. Charles ent-
id,ieo, bab Sopp als 9iireer Der Ser.
Stooten 3~l,5ulaiien iei. Sn oieIer
gntiheioung meiit Der 8ihter baranf
bin, bab Die @emobner Wilmaufees
Su IS Yro5ent Irsl1nber ieien ober
bon M~usldnbern abitommteil, uno
bab Der sroBte Sbeil bieier aus
Gertihlanb fdmen ober bon oeut.
ifer @bitammlng ieien. Sas CONT
tagsidlubseies beitebe beretts lett 40
Sabren i'm Staate, aber niemols lei
cine slnitrengung gemadt woroen, es
burtSufiibren.
Ser alte Seittihe." 10 iagt Der
3ifter meiter, vpelher NIT GROCER
3Gbigfeit an ben lteberlieferungen
uno 8emobnbeiten ieines alten $50.
terlanoes feitbdlt, beiuht niht Die
@irtbitaften, I'M iid) Der 8oaerei
binSugeben, ionoern er betraftet lie
oils einen Srt, mo- er nit ieiner
Srernben unb Nofbarn, iein 8las
@ier trinfeu uno ieine Rfeife rau'
den FAM"
@eiter Iagt Der Hi6ter. Der 0eut-
ide betrodte Die @irtbihaft als lei.
men &lub. Sopp babe in ieinem Ser.
Dor geiagt, es iei linn niemals einge.
faQen, oas @eiee gu ii%bertreten, uno
wenn Die anoeren @irtbihaften an
Sonntagen geifIoiien merben mir.
ben, miiroe er elmer Der eriten fem,
melfer iih bieier 8eitimmlins fiigell
weroe. Die Dffentlibe Meinrng
itinme nit oieien< Iniiften bes
Serrn Sopp therein, uno bas aIte
romiihe Spridmort, Dob .oes 9ol.
fes Stimme @ottes Stimme iet",
babe ailh beute nod geraoe 10 gut
Mnmcnbung pie bamals.
rSrgeno cine 2egislatur," 10 beibt
cs weiter, ymelde offcntlihe 8egnla.
tionen pornimmt entgesen Der offent.
liden Meinung, muB es lid gefaQen
laiien, boB ibre anoronun9en nib.
ud)tet meroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05

ridtcn lie bauptiGhlih boro,.f, fleine
Negerfinber 81 to,tfen. Die bette ntS
leid)teitc Irt, lie red)t peid sit mo.
ferL lit, man iblGgt tie ioion9e, bis
bas 8leiih gan5 mitrbe ilnb iart &c.
luorben lit; oalln idiittet nlail Tleiid,
briibe ,tno etiuos peiBen Yieffer oor.
iiber, legt lie in cine 9rntpfanne urtO
laBt lie longiom ifrnorcn; oonn mer-
ben lie in fleire Stiifhen geihnitten
unb burf Elm Sicb getrieben; oarouf
foft man lie nod einmal Srpei bis
0rei StiInoen bel mGBigem Seiter.
Mtit @ottes 8nabe merben einnlal
aus linen bruilhbare Gbriiten beran.
bliiben, Die ibrericits mieber ntbere
gepinnen uno er5ieben belfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
Gin idrcdliher ttnfaa

zines 3ugcs. Niltomobils ober 8usgbs
mag Sfuittlrunben. GuetidMlngen.
Sdiirfungen, @errenfungen ooer
ipniti9e Scrtpuubun9en perlriaten,
pcld,c cine gebanplung NIT 8udlen's
IrnitasS nlbe. Der grobten SeiIerin
Der &elt, erforoern. SdJnelle Sinbez
runa unb prompte Seilung iinD baS
Hciultat. Sir 8rnnopunben, 8es
ihmiirc, Wllnbcn aller Irt, gc5cmu,
%Bciprungenc 5dnbe unb 2ippen, lpcbe
gllgeu pbcr 6iibnerml9en fann Tie niGt
ii6ertroffen meroen. Sic Iihcrlte
Gitr fiir 9d%morrboiSen. % Gents i'll
:. W. Huete's gpotbefe, 656
Iain Str., Dubuque. Soma.