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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-22
GROWING CANE
IN GADSDEN
FARMERS ARE PROSPEROUS AND
TAKE A GREAT INTEREST IN
THE INSTITUTES CONDUCTED
THERE.
Special. to The journal


Greensboro, Oct. 20.-The farmers of
Gadsden county made the usual re-
sponse to the farmers institute held
october 9Th and 10TH The usual GOOD
attendance and interest was increased.
Farmer after farmer expressed his
gratitude and appreciation Of the work
that was successfully worked out in
this particular section. Several men
toned the fact that their corn would
average from 35 to so bushels per
acre on land that formerly produced
10 and Is. They have learned the
careful use of commercial fertilizers
and see that it pays to apply it lip
orally. A good percentage of the
farmers have disk plows and have
good, heavy mule teams and prepare
their land as it should be done before
they attempt to plant. The corn crop
of that section is the best they have
ever had. Many samples were brought
TO the meeting which could not be
surpassed from any other county In
the state.
Gadsden county farmers are busy
growing sugar cane. All through the
county splendid patches of cane are
growing. They consider this one Of
their best crops and are preparing to
ket in a much more acceptable and
better condition. Several of these
farmers are fattening two and three
carloads of hogs. During the past two
weeks they have shipped five or six
carloads Of corn and have plenty left
for their own use. The farmers are
PROSPEROUS and are on the direct road
to success. They are going to grow
more corn, more sugar cane and less
cotton.
Improving Hogs.
Several of these farmers have pur-
chased Tamworth hogs, others Berk-
shires, and still others Poland Chinas.
Their grain crops as well as their
animals are being gradually improved.
Hon. J. L. Shepard acted as chair
man for the two days institute. He
requested full week of farmers in
stitutes in place of the two days that
are usually given, but owing to the
many calls for institutes it was i'm
possible to spend more than two days
at Greensboro. At the close of the
meeting local farmers institute off,
GERS were elected. Hon. ]. L. Shepard,
president, and Mr.. M. NJ. Smith, sec
Eetary, were chosen. These officers
were also elected a year ago and full
filled their duties to the satisfaction
of their fellow farmers
From Greensboro the farmers in
stitute workers went to Bristol, hold
ing a one-day institute. This was the
most successful farmers institute
meeting that has ever been held in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-22

Kuicker-what were the via waves
saying7
say anything. Ny wife was in bath
tng.-Nsw York Times
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-22

You must learn" he said, mot to
believe everything you hear about your
neighbors."
But why not believe them, as long
as they COVE one so much satisfac-
tion?" she innocently asked.-Chicago
Record Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-22

why aren't wou at home for din
ner? The baseball season Is over"
NY wife desn't know that, and I
thought wouldn't tell her for a couple
Of weeks yet--Ptttsburg Post
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-22

Knicker-Mr. Hill says our stozaachs
will force US back to the land
Rocker-The verInifoTn appendix
does it for q great many OF us.-New
York Sun
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-22
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Every wornan's heart responds to
the charm and sweetness of a baby's
voice, because nature intended her for
motherhood. But even the loving
nature of mother shrinks from the
ordeal because such time is regard
ed as a period of suffering and danger.
Women who use Mothers Friend are
saved much discomfort and suffering,
and their systems, being thoroughly
prepared by this great remedy, are
in healthy condition to meet the
time with the least possible suffering
and danger. Mothers Friend Is
recommended only for the relief and
comfort of expectant mothers it Is in
no sense a remedy for various ills,
but its many years of success, and
the thousands of endorsements re-
ceived from women who have used it
are a guarantee of the benefit to be
derived from its use. This remedy
does not accomplish wonders but sim
ply assists nature to perfect its work.
Mothers Friend allays nausea, pre-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-22

Loborer-And have they tan build
ings In America, Pat?
Pat-Tal buildings have they-faith.
Nike, the last one I worked on We had
to lay on our stomachs TO let the moon
pass.-Life.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-22
FOR SALE.

One delivery horse. j. +. Rhodes,
242 West Government, Phone 343.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-22
Fine for your Pocketbook

Shield Brand Shoes are You can search the co,,n
SOLD on the Dasls OF large try over-you can't find
production WIN sa pro- more style, fit, comfort and
nus oausneu customers wear in any shoe, than you
anu u. quCN tuino'eiS' will find in Shield Brand
dising, and it is satisfactory 49, 80 ny ie'uiiis
to everybody concerned the
and the principal point that ooOu''
interests you is, it gets the A.,
very best shoes on your EA0N your snoe man 10
feet that be built the show you Shield Brand
lowest possible price. Shoes.
M. G.. KISER co.
MANUFACTURERS OF SHIELD BRAND SHOES
gift BEST WEAR LONGEST"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-22

vents caking of
the breasts, and
IN every way
contributes to
strong, healthy
motherhood. NJ
It drug stores.
! 7Nk fer expect
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's-
Buy your ehildrens stockings at Veale
& Knights on Saturday.
Full quota OF BARRIERS t, night at
Miers' at your service. Six chairs.
Auction sale, new goods, at City auc-
ton rooms, Pearl street Saturday at 2
and 7 p. m.
Fresh fancy strawberries arriving
daily at the New England Fruit store,
23c per basket.
Dry wood is scarce. Why not use coke
instead? IL is clean, economical and
an ideal fuel for hot weather ID. NJ,
Miles Coal Co.
The federation rummage sale will be
held in the Wheelock building Thurs
day and Friday afternoon and evening
May IL and y. Articles may be left
there after Wednesday noon.
c. F. Smith, an auctioneer of twenty
years experience, can sell your real es-
tate, farm stock, merchandise, and, In
fact, everything you wish to dispose OF
at public auction. Satisfaction guaran-
teed With the d. A. Perry Real Estate
Agency, Barre, Vt. Phone 272-L.
Auction sale-H. M. Farnham, the
horse man, of Montpelier. VT, viii hold
his second big combination auction sale
on Friday, May IL. 1911, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon at his place of business
Just out OF Montpelier on the North
field road. ANY one having horses, cows
or other stock, wagons. harnesses, farm
tools and machinery or other property
they wish sold, please notify II. n
Farnham. Montpelier Vt. or c. F. Smith
auctioneer. Barre, VI, at once, 50 tbs
property can be properly advertised.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

G. II. Watt went to Burlington to-
/ day OH a business visit.
| ii it is lighter weight underwear go
to the Frank McWhorter Co.
A chance to save money on muslin
curtains. At Perry's Saturday.
Richard Attridge went to Waterbury
this morning on business visit.
/ Fresh berries in this morning, "a cents
per basket at the United Fruit store.
Auction sale at and P. m. in City
auction rooms Saturday; new art square
and pictures.
Mrs. William w Cate Of Greensboro
lis visiting at the home of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. George H. Cook,
! Cable etamine curtains, lace edges,
| filet insertion, new arrivals, S2I5 and
$500 pair. At Hooker's.
II you want genuine stocking bar
gain, see what Veale g. Knight can give
you for l5c, two pair for 25c
Rev and Mrs. w. A. Kinzie left this
noon for their home in Lynn, Mass, att
ar few days visit with friends IN the
city.
A. f. Milne arrived in the city this
morning from Scotland, where he went
| two months ago for visit at his former
/ home.
| Otto coke for the range; cheaper than
wood: hotter fire. Sold only by Calder
& Richardson, Depot square. Phone
440-L.
/ The Altrurians meet with Mrs. F.
/ A. Grearson Tuesday at 2:30 P. m. Les
son, Labor Movement in England and
America
Saturday. May 9, is the last day you
can pay your water rent without ten
per cent, being added. Office open every
evening to s.
A party of about 20 children of the
Baptist Sunday school, ehaperoned by
| Mrs. Frank +. Cave, went to Middle
sex this morning to gather arbutus.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Al. Parkhurst re-
turned yesterday from Burlington, where
/ they had been to attend the funeral OF
! Mr.. Parkhurst's sister, Mrs. NJ. X Drew.
Mrs. Christina Henry and Miss Christ
abel Henry arrived in the city this
morning from Scotland, where they have
been visiting relatives for few months.
Miss Elizabeth Smith Of 65 Maple ave-
nue. is now employed as bookeeper in
the office OF the Peoples Gas company on
Depot square, taking the place Of Miss
Allie Clark, recently resigned.
/ The New England Fruit store is max
III ng specia. sale on ice cream for Sat.
urday Any quantity of our frozen del
Iicacies in different flavors may be pur.
chased at 25e per quart or l5c per pint.
Our matchless ice cream sodas viii sell
for only SC during the day. Remember
the place, New England Fruit store.
The Toxic japanese troupe, who are
at the Pavilion to-day, are fine at
traction for the ehildren's matinee this
afternoon. Two of the persons in the
act are japanese children. They are Q
little boy and girl. Their skill and
i daring as acrobats, on the ground and
/ high in the air, are features of the act,
which is one Of the best acrobat and
aerial acts ever seen at the Pavilion.
4 Jack Symonds, the tramp comedian,
seemed to be funnier than ever last
night. He kept the audience in roars
4 throughout his act. Both reels Of pic
/ lures are excellent. In the picture en-
4 titled. "A Show Girls Startagem,D Miss
Florence Lawrence Is seen at her best.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-06
TALK OF THE TOWN


Sale of muslin curtains at Perry's
Saturday.
Get your auto cap. coat and gloves
from the McWhorter Co.
Auction SALE City auction rooms, Sat
urday at 2 and p. m. New goods.
Fresh fancy strawberries arriving
daily at the New England Fruit store,
pc per basket.
Wilton rugs, size 27x54, attractive
patterns. Special for Saturday at Sl50
each. At Hooker's.
Coal ON the low prices; plenty of all
sizes. Otto coke at Calder Richard
sons, Depot square. Phone 440-L.
w. H. Messer, carpenter, builder and
slate roofer, 1913 Orange street, telephone
7l-ll. First-class workmen furnished
by the day or hour.
An informal meeting of persons in
terested in the formation of a tennis
tournament in Barre during the coming
summer was held in F. II. Rogers store
yesterday afternoon. A number of To-
cal tennis enthusiasts were present and
plans were discussed for a revival of
this popular outdoor sport. Il is
thought that at least two courts viii
be available for use during the season
and others may be laid out. A good
sized list of persons who would be like
" to take an interest in the idea was
drawn up. and another meeting viii
doubtless be held within a few days.
Meanwhile the matter viii be thorough
" discussed in the hopes that enough
enthusiasm may be aroused 70 provide
some good sport during the next few
months. 4 list Of the names entered in
the tournament and the places given
them can be seen at this Office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-06
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1911.
Weather Prediction.

Sunday, fair; moderate temperature
light to moderate west winds.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
guxsntb,.raer Gazette, pir,,stau, nea IS. gehr,.ar 1911.

0%eriforbenc, Die Gin treles Nlitglicb
Der Scr5 Seiu : @cncinbc eelpeien,
purbc ant Sonnerstns inter 5ablz
reider getheili9ung auf benz Galpn>
rienz @ottcsader beerbigt. sic rube
in Srieoeul
Iattbeips & Chalmers, Inpps
fateu. 3im. 3O5-307 9. & 3. 8lpe.
8eibe Ybones 1852. Eratti5ieren III
Staats@ u1b Sunbcsgerihten.
Iac bic 1875 @eialieber Der
llniou Der Siinder, S%eforateure ulo
Sapc5icrer limb ant Sonnerstdg an
ben Streif segungen. Sieielbc for
bern cine Sobnerbobuns bon 3712 bis
40 Gents per Stnnbe. Salb uno baIb
lpdren Die Mrbcits9eber bieier Sprbez
RING cntgesen gefpmmen; bod 5ers
idluscn iih Die llnterbanblunsen ins
fplge 9etpiiier 9eoingungen, Die %ieitens
Der arbcitgeber eeiteIt puroen. 8ieie
lpoIlen ndmiid, Dab senannte llnipn
it'd III Dem Dubuque Building
Srabes Council" 5uriid5iebe.
--Sr. q. 1. 2oes. 951 2ccuit Ctr.
sd babe Sarmen uno grpbe
Sld6en Sarmlanb 5u berfaufen. @.
8. u 8 a NJ. Guero. Seras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Gin Stif &leinarbeit in Der
Spsialrciurm.

Isle mir eingetretcn limb fir Sabcn=
ifluf am g%ornbcnbe BON @eibnadJ i
ten, 10 nnteritiiten ,uir aud has Sc.
ind Der geamten bes bieiigen 9pits
antics, haf bic 8uit= ablieferung I'M
8pftamt an ben Sunntas Wprgcn bier
IN Dubuque abseihaift iuirb. 8ielc
Der Glerfs arbeitcn 365 Gage i'm
Sabre bon 7 llbr RorgenS bis 1880
llbr GbenDs. llno an Den Sonnta9cn
miiiieu Die 9rieftrdger bon 9 big IL
llbr Nor9ens an ibren Sdaltern IN
benz Yoitamte Icin, Inn Die Solt al
lortieren unb alls5utbeilen. Die 8e>
amteu beS lofalen SpitbieniteS. Die
StabtbrieftrGger unb Die Yoit Glcrfs.
forberu besbalb Die 8iirger Oubuaue's
aui, ibre Setition bcim 8pitzS epartez
ment in betreIf pbiger Sa6e al
te / It ii Ben. @ir finn bafiir
aug Der ltriafe, bic mir uben i'm Sitel
nngegebem baben. Was iibrigens in
Colorado Springs, IN Detroit, in
Gebar Mapios nnn IN anberen Stabten
m5slif mar, Diirfte auh IN Dubuque
m:1slih iein, unb mir tuffen 5nper
iidytlid,, baR ,uir IN uid,iter Scit iiber
cine biesbcsieliGc Sbatiahc bcrid,ten
fDnneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Correspondents aus Sort Spbse, ga

@m 10. Sebruar iir oabier Srau
Olonifa 8oel. geb. Shueiber. seb. aus
8oIfad in 8aben, "a Sabre alt. rers
idieben. Nah Imerifa au~ssetpanoert
im Sabre 1854 fam lie brett mad,
Dubuque mn bon bort mad Sort
Dodge in 1856. Sm Sabre 1853
perebelidte lie iiG nit Wtattbias 8oel
II Sort Dodge mls beiien Che neuIt
ainbcr entiproiien, bon oieien iibers
leben Die Wiltter nod folgenbe aiuber:
Sobn, 2ouis, Senrr, S%oiepbine. Ytars
(Srau Better S. Senrp). nno Shpes
tier SO. gulalia Jest i'm ct. Soiepb'ss
Soipital su Bebitcr Gitp, Sa. Sen
trauernbcn SinterbIiebenen infer
ber5lihes 8eileibl Gle rpu cine
praftiiHe &atbolitiu bon Ser Corpus
Gbriiti : @emeinbe in Sort Sobee.
Cine groBe %Siebbaberin unb 2eierin
unIeres eeI1dBten glattes Die .2us
remburser @a5ette" unb Der Gath
plic Sribune". Dubuque, go. Sic
rube IN Srieben! - q. S. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
@mpieblensiurrtb nno nuanit6bia.

Srl It. Soicpb'3 College iiibrtcrr
Die Stlbcnteu ucrflclienc @pfc bas
StiiG She Sigu Of the Grpb" in
pur9irter 8eriion nui nno ipipphl Die
&abl bes Stiides nIs audi Die 2eiituna
gen Der Spielcr ncrnicnen Iuerfen
nllng. Die S5encu iitb Den Sngcil
Der Glriitenpcrfplguu1g %eutnormel
lnb 0tiltcu unb G%ntipidcllng pcs
StilGcs fprfcrn h it / d Iuz
Ibaurngcn.
Sn ct. 9taricn : Guiino fanp.
inter Den Iuipi5ien bcs ga Snlle
@pfes 6. 8. s.. cine Iinitrcl Sbpiu
am Sonncrstag Nbenb itatt. Ils
s it II ohts : llIf mar Die gufz
fiibrlrng cine gelungcnc uub
Die Spieler lieSen CO an o~riginellcn
@ibcn nidt febleu. 3u heluben lit,
oaB Der 9umor. ipenu aud mandjnlnl
pteleidt Elm nenia Ybei Sen 8naren
berbei9clGlcprt". sod in seiner Sins
iidt II npaicn . mar. Nud lrllr@
ben fei,e malitiGcu g8ibe oncr
Stiheleien abgegcbcl, mas beunz
Seres o b neroieut, ba Die ndcbIte
8e!e9enbeit ba5u 10 nabe liegt. @s
mar Der idmmtlihc Sumpr, harmz
Ioier. i%pirtlid1 o%mnliantcr. erbcitcrnber
Saitna6tsiter5. Hedbt ipl
Ser 2ihtbilber : Sortra9 i'm ct.
@arien : Gaiino am Sonntas IbenO
mar lcbr gut beIu6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
(Spe6iel fir bicie 3eitlurg.)
Die @efabr Der 2ihtbilbcr Sbu,ps.

Nhls elmer fleiltsren StaDt uniercs
Staates mirb ms bon cinem Seel>
ior9er 9eifrieben. baB Die .Woping
Sicturc Sboips" Die ,Sllgenb - aud)
Die futboliiGe S%fuijusenp - INNER
nlcbr II ING II, rob, otrtdn"
rnb liebesiiihtig MAIDEN. ga Die
Silber lpelhe nit bieien @ihtbiloers
Nppnrutcn MIR 81 pit ae6ei9t iperben,
gena1 Du3u geei9uet iinb, iplde Gi9en<
ihaften IN Der Sligeub gu pilcgen, lit
oaS HcIultat mir Die II ii II CT e
8ulge Der pprbergegun9encn II u
Il h e.
Ais ~ + t III cmpfieblt
Der betreffeuOe Seeliorger Die Be
Iebrungu nb " aruung bon Der
aan5el unb cute, erbaulid)c Sihtz
bilber : Soritelungen fir Sung unb
Glt in unicren 8emeinbebaleu. Gs
lit pieleiht Gltern, 9rieltern luo
2cbreru piel %Sugemutbet. baB lie jest
nod oin's 9icture Sbplu SuiineB
geben" ioaen. ltnb benno6! gs
9ebt hermit lpie nit Der Srauen>
fra9e. Iau mag Den Srallen inl@
mer ipieDer Suruien: .Sie Srau ses
bort ms Sausl" Sesbalb lit Die
S~rauenfrage nidbt abseidattt. u Of
bic s rnnen II, ionbern Die r,oberne
Gntmifelnns Der Sinse. surnnl I'M
8irtbid)nftsleben, bat Die Srau q II 8
Dem 5auie 9%etrieben. gIterr,
Yriciter uno 2ebrer mDgen be>
5 + II. baB Die ridtiee Gr5iebuns
IN Samilie, Shule unb Stride Ioipie
bas 2eien bon grbauungs@
uub @ebetbiinern Of mebr 9ez
II ii q t. gs ideint aber, als OBJ mir
obne q II 8ereinsleben liilb Sbedz
ter, obre quite Ereiie, 2idtbilber. etc,
etc. einfaG n / Of t ausfonmen fonnen.
Sic 0tadjt Der @erbdltniiie ulb Der
3eitlage riftet lid nift nah ilnieren
/ o III M e @iinihen. @eeen Die
inIcdtc @r5icbun9 mlb Die
quite; aeeen Die 6le6ten 3ei>
titnaen miiiien cute gldtter; 9e9ef;
ihIe6te 2i6tbtlher miiiieu
unD gegen Die golfsperz
ii brune muB Die Splf a II a.
run9 9eitelt lperbcn. Cher? -
81. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
stabt uuo nmgegenO.

= Im 0iittiuo6, Den %. Sebruar,
mar ipieber einmal @aibington's @es
burtstas, pes .gaters ieines Sanbes"
unb bes eritcn Hr6iibenten Der Ser.
Staaten. Die Sagn nad benz all
midjtigem Collar hiersnlanbc mad)t
bieicn einitmals gut gefeierten 5aa
INNER mebr nno mebr in 8erscfeubeit
seratben, iuSaf or id)liehlid saiis nub
gar peraeIen neroen ,uirn mnb
@aibingtpn anf). sSier 3. 3. mad
ten nlir Die Yanfen uno Saloons lid
einen Seicrtag, bas Yultamt ipar nur
3citipeiic pffcn. Die Gountp : 9camten
madbten cinen balbeu Seierfa9 uno Die
Yfnrrihulen lparen ben gan3en Gag
gei6loicn. Cont 9ing Iles Den ses
ipobnten Sang pie an irgenb einem
mlberen Wcrttage.
- @immer 4 8immer. 1854 GlaD
CTR, iabri5ieren ale Sorien feiuer
Wilrite. Salanli, Sommertpurit mn
Guremburser arautpurit (3reipen)
cine Spe5ialitdt. Insipdrti9e Seitels
lun8eu pcrben prompt beior9t.
Brau Rarie 2eibolDi. g8ittipe
oes peritorbenen Sos. 2eibolot, iit am
81. Sebrllar in ibrer Samilienippb :
uIn8, 1868 Hbomberg Mpe., im Alter
bon rs Sabren peridieoen. Sbr
0atte giu9 ibr elm Snbr I'M Sobe pors
aus. 81 iiberlebeu lie brei SDbne
mno cine Todter. ndmlih; Sobn.
Saleniiu mo Soiepb nnp Srau Geo.
Stein, aQe IN DUBUQUE %pobHbaft. Sie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Gum abiiibreu or NC q 4
unb 9lmtreinisen ]sES'0 Svee'
rs GfS. Bel alien SdnbIsru. rs 8ts.
Hicienfabrif fir Snbuauc.

Sic Guntrafte iinb mutcrSeihnc!
lporoen. Die 8runspid 8alfesG Col
lenoer 81. 3ipei9fabrit lit fir Sus
bllaue 9eiihert. Sie Sabrit ipirb aui
Die ulten Sairz @riinoe I'M Norbenoc
Der Stabt crrihtet iperben. Sbr
SldGenraum ipirb 100000 Guaorats
fuB iein. Die Soften fiir bieie Riciens
fabrit iinb auf $150,000. Sic Sirma.
Die feline 5pl3arbeiten, pie Soolz
billiard Glide, Bar unb Office
DEMONSTRATING ais Spe5ialitdt be-
treibt. miro 500 erlttlaIiige Shreinei
uuo Srcfsler beitpdftigen. Die
Sirma lit NIT 600 t~apitaliiirl
uno bat @ieentbum I'M @erttc Dor
$12,000,000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Observation-Disclosures iluterridt in ben
Djicutlifcn Sdulcn.

Sas Observation-Disclosures Dor Spipa
nabm perfloiicne &ofe cine &orlnge
CT. ipouah in Den pffentlifen Shulen
nlld Observation-Disclosures llnterri6t
ertbcilt iperpcn iol. .9iotIin9 more,
nothing leB" 49, niGt wabr?! @un
bat ia i6on 10 piele rs in uns
ieren .Yublic Shopls". Die Den Gins
bern bei9ebraht peroen pllen,
nber upn beuen MIR Die Steuer5abler
bisncilcn III nnangenebm,er @eiie 81;
boren befpmmen, baB eS auf zines
mebr ODER peui9er niht anfommt.
Wiit ali Oem &ram aber iino Die
ainoer beute 10 ipeit porangeihritten,
boB lie aus Der Erimdridulle entlaiieu.
niht NAL ciucn ein8i9er Sat feblcrs
lr5 uisperi6rciGen f0uneu. IuBeroenl
bohcn mir crit iiin9it Die @elbuna &C.
braft. bdb iunse Seute, Die lid III
Observation-Disclosures Siniibt aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Sas Oregon Senator =@ablseiet
petuirt.

@oupernemr Carroll belegte AM
Sienstag bag bon beioen SduIern Der
Sonia @eiesgebrm9 nit sroBer @ebrs
belt angenpmmefe @eIes. Der io9en.
Oregon Hlany inter Incident Die 8uns
bess Sendtoren brett bonn &olf scs
ipGblt iperben thiiifen, INIT ieinem
9Seto. Sn ieiner 8oti6aft an Die
2egislatlir, in Der CT feline @riinbe
an9iebt. bebalptet er. bdB Imenoes
ments sur Staatsberfaiiun9 oorerit
bon Der @ciesseblng sitsebeiBen unb
Damn Dem Volf unterbreitet iperoen
miiiien. Sic Natiouals @erfailling
fam nidt abgednbert tperben, nltBerS
benz 3peibrittel Der 8eiesgebunsen
aIer Staaten rerlangen Iolbc Mbs
dnberrna obcr bon ben Stimmcn bei@
Der SduIer bes Ndtional : GonareB.
0ie ganSe MaBreeel, iaet Der @ouz
perneur. lei elm Streben Gtipns ine
brett at erlnngen, mas nift bireft
getban iperben fann unb ut bcsbal6
elm @eriu6 Die gerfaiiun9 gu umz
geben.
S6fpobI Die ,Stanbpat" s9fepublie
taner elm @eto ipiinihten. tralrten lid,
@entge Die 8offnung aus5noriiden,
oaB 8ouperueur Carroll Den ,Wutb
baben piirbe, cine 10 allsemcin bonn
Bolt aepiinidte Nenberung III Der
@Gbluna bon 8nnbess Senatoren NIT
Ieinem 0etoreht 5u periperfcn. Bas
MN Die &~egislatnr tbun pirb. lit me
sefpiS, oenno9 lit 5n pernebmen, DAB
lie bas Ieto iiberitimmen unb bne
8eies 5ir @iiltigfeit erbeben uirb.
SIN Saits iulrbe bag 8eieB init 50
eegen IS aneenommen. Sm Senat
feblt mir cine Gimme. I'M bus @eto
au iiberitimmen uiib slallbt man. Dab
OieIc Stimme erlangt iperoen ipire.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Tnd Die Grthaltrne bon Slciifipcilcr
an alien Wittipodeli mn Sreitagcn ii
Der Saitcn5eit. am Sarnstag IN Der
Guatemberpofen mlb am Gbaridmss
tag. Gn alien aubcren 5agcn III
Slcil6 bel Den perid,icpcncn Wabls
5elten erinlibt.
Die 3cit res Gn,pianges Der SItere
communion eritredt iidl ppul /. 6airen@
l%ountug. 8. Idr5, bic sum- bl. Srcis
falti9feitsz Sonntag. II. Sunni.
Die @ldlibigen iuerocn baron CT
ilnert, nod ibren Nittellt Ilnluicn al
9eten. Sie Gpllcfte fiir Die Ncsers
unb Snbinncrs Miiiioncrl unb Die Ser
breitu19 beS @laubens ipirb am eritcn
Sonntaa in Den Saitcn icin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28
Siebe bier5n Ssifc TO-,

Sic @oIts3dbIung IN lebten 0c5emz
Der bat Yreuben go 0iiaioncn Gin
ipobner) an ~llnfoitcn 523,S10 Wort
perurindt. Sic refine .Saupcrs
Grbeit". l1niere Genius @rbebungcn
baben Is 0tiuioncR Collars eetoItet,
nub babel lit es nod reht fragliG. Oh
{ie gepiienbafter NIB 9cuaucr iinS,
oils Die beuti6eH.
9ie I'M Se5ember uorisen Snbres
ubgei6loiieue Solts5dblun9 bnt fin
3eutidlanb cine @imipo5ner5a6l bon
"a ,S96,SS1 eraeben. Sn Sabre
1905 bat bic 9ep0lferuug iif uui
60,641,27S ~belaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

Gin fntboliihcr SiidJpf bes Gurb.
iucItcnS brandt 0clb iiir 6irdjen.
suede nrb mGdtc iulfes anf Sarms
ldnbcrcien 5m 6 Gruscut hurscn. Tim
itdbcrc Mnsfunft mcnne man lid AT
", care Of Catholic Grintius GD..
Su6uauc, Sptun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-28

bilbcn ipoQen, bics allf bcr Staatss
adertduihule ST Iincs tbu1 fonnen,
no Icihc idoll eintreteu fptnen. llad,@
Dem tic Die lutcrcn &ldlIen Der
&rintdrihule nbiplpiert BADEN. SaS
oiirftc hcd gcniigen.