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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

.giau ipeiB uidt, ipober beitdnbig pie.e
idnerlihe grfinbune fommt. Die ifon
10 oft in ben neri1icoeniten gldttern
lpiberle9t tporben. 8e3. n. Siiber.
&an5leis8 eiiieer Der Sberiten Gesies
rurg. @era. 16. Sept. 1885"
so Iiebt man, pie lpeit 10 eiufafe
BRET @orte ~rpie man iagt". fiibren
tonnen. Weroe Dir Der @erantports
lidteit oieier @orte beipuBt unp Su
pirit lie nimmer mebr gebraufen.
Seller beeeben fann elm Sober bon
ms, aber ieinen Sebler einieben unb
i'm db5uleeen iuden, bas fonnen MIR
Sic. bic es ernilid meineu. inb es
ernitli6 periuhen. gu melden sez
BORT Sn, lie6er 2eier, ipertbe 9eierin?
6. Sc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
(Gm Is. Iai.)

Sees Sdeibens Shlnbe bat seihldeen.
limb es perldbt Der Serr Der Welt
gsdG bieraig' gnnbenreihen Sasen
9ie Singer; fdbrt gum Sirmelsdelt.
Gu6 biesmal front aus ieinem
Ser3en
Sen Siinsern nod elm troitenb Wort.
gu Itnbern tire ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Bcripriht er ieinen @nnbenbort.
-
Sen Sroiter min er linen ienben,
D1it ibnen bleiben immerbar.
Ddb iie fem beilig @erf %no[lenben,
Tie 2ebre hinoen rein uno tpdbr.
~
8 Serr uno Gotf fir Seine 8iite,
Wds f0nnen brinsen mir 3ilm 9anf?
Gin Ser5 bon aler Suaeno Sliitbe
Hereiten mir Sir gum Gmpiara.
q. YroboebI.
y 4 -
Semen !!!*)
bic bo in undrihlider Weiie elmer
GinjGrdnfnng Des 3inberiegens has
gpprt rcben, ipollen mir eint8e
Wdnner unb Srauen entsesenbalten
aus finberreifen Samilien. @idnner
unb Hrauen, bic mir i'm Sutereiie Der
Wenihbeit nidt germ entbebrsn tuiirs
ben. Sieie Mdnner nno Sraicn
ipdren euttpeoer gar .nidt .eeooreil
tpporben, fpenn lire Gltern iene @runos
fate lid al sisen aemad)t bdtten. Die
man beute au berbreiten luht. ooer
obcr es bari be5iueiielt freroen. Oh lie
Gas ~aeiporpen pdrcn, tpeSbdlb ne
uniere @ertbihdbumg ueroienen. ipenn
sic rid,t in fjnherreiheu Sdmilien aufs
oe,nrd}ien pGren. @cmiB. e5 mliB
auoeaeben ipcrbcn. baB mir audi tiids
fiae NGnner mIb Srauen bohen, Die
bieaeidt bas ein5ise Sinh ibrer gltern
tpnren. Salent unO @enie limb ia
barau nid)t gebunbcn. Gber bel
gieIeu baben mir aud Sefunben. odB
Batter nber 0utter, idon in fiiben
Sa6ren aeitprben iinb. SeeenfaIs
iinh bic Werbienite unb 2eiitnneen
Gieler, bic aus finberreihen San,ilien
ftammen. 70 srob, bab audi unter
y aus Der @roi6iire .@inbers
ieaen unb 4inhcriorgen". Gin geis
irag sur Mettung Der 6riitlifen Che.
Bon 9. SreunS. 9onMlfportb. Srud
49, - 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

iiinf 8inbern. Ser fl. Stantslnus
s. o It a, inter flint ainbern bas
5tpeite. (8eibe gprbilper Der SUI
genb.) 9apit SEQ XII, BON
sehn &inberu bas iedite. Yopit
Ytus TX, Der pierte Sobr.
Sapt SEQ Kill. inter iieben
&inbern Der pierte Sobn. Yapit
Sins X, bag erite bon eun Sins
bern. Ser Gater par @emeinoes
biener.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
FIR die liebe 1ugend.


xxxa&xxxxx.x
lpie. on glaubit. Sic pima lit ia int
Sin,mer" unb er flinselte nift. Ils
bas Wdbfcn nieoer birdusseean9er
irar unb i6n Damn Der 9efebl ertbeilt
purDe, scbordte er iofort.
Vpm Spbnrniswiirmhen.
Ser bl. Sobanres Der Sduier ging
criminals AM Idoncn Serbian Ieiuer
@e9e. Sinnenb unb iinueno pahte
er nah iibcr Die unenplide 2iebe
8ottes. @r belpunberte Die Strubel
unb @euen bes ourd, ben Scilanb ge>
beiligteu @uiiers. 2ann betrad,tete
er bic SfDnbeit. Der Hatur III @rns
unb 8lumen. 80 Bptt"'. rief err,
rpie ut Die @elt 10 inon! Die
9liimleiu ldheln in Den ihDnitet1
Sarben unb Iaes griint unb Quilt i'm
8hal. &ein arnut. fem glatt lit Sd.
has nitt 2eben ourh DEN Sh0pfer
5eist. Sebes Wiirmlein freut lid bes
.Seins. Sus. fleinite Iiidlein un0
Sdlmlein trGgt 8ottesliebe in iif. ,
8. ipic idrn bat 8ott Die @eIt ses
mGdtl"
@ic nun Der 81. Sobannes 10 iiber
Die 2iebe @ottes nafbafte. oa idb er
Elm fIeines 8iirmlein AM goben. gs
mar idliht uno gran. Ser Seilige
bdtte es beinabe 5ertreten. 9iebenb
bob err es auf. ieste es auf oas nddife
9iiimlein nnb iprdh 81 ibm: .Sebe
nur, on fleines Sing. Dir CUR 9ilit
unb 8ott CUR gbrel" Sod faiim
bate Der bl. Spbunncs bas 8iirnilein
beriibrt, 10 peripiirte es feline Seeenss
banb. Nus 9icbe gu ieinem Sh0s
pier fling es ploslih an 81 leudtem
Alih ruuhien linn Sliigel. @ie ELM
~blisenber Smaraso ilos es b%inrnclz
an. Seitbem funfelt es ipie eina
lIihtcs Stcrnlein, lpenn es lid ia
lauen Hddfen bes Sommers 5eist.
y W6nSIein!
Gs ipielen munter binter'm Saus
Sic 8uben unb Die WGbhen;
Sins. @rieoe, Yeter, Geit unb &laus,
Gertrude unb Sung sadtfen.
9as jauf5t unb iubelt. flingt uno
iingt
llno biipft unb baidt unb rinst rn6
lprtngt.
0u freiift urploslt6 Sruoe alf
limb blidt erihredt our gree.
Sie Inbern bemmen ibren 2auf; (
Wit dnsitlifer 9ebdrbe
Sdau'n lie bic aleine an, bic
jhreit. q
~ Wduiell Silfel Heter.
Veitl"
Die 8inber ifeben mie sebannt.
9ant podeu TIRE 3eraen.
Gin Wdus6en bort bodt's an Der
Wdno
9dmit lit ntht 3u ider3en;
Senn lit Der 5einb aud nod
10 Helm,
go fonnt' er bod sefdbrlid fem.
Sa iieb' - bui6. 6uifl - Od it
er fortl -
Wobin? = gr lit berihtpunSen. -
Nan iudt gar emiis ba unb bort
Goh ipirb er ni6t gefunben. -
llnb bod - int 8dnieifaue iiet
CIR ieet, iebt. tpie fem Ieugeletr
blistl
~9ns, fansen mir! - @ebt auf ben
3eb'ul -
Damn ldlien Mrs bon alien
Die einen Eenria geben, ie6'n",
Huft Belt. .9as tpirb sefanenl"
limb G1e MAIDEN lid bereit.
8ilt's bod gar erniten aampf unt
Streit.
CUNT geien sreift Der tapf'rs
SLAMS
limb Sin5 DUR Salelrutbe,
SnoeS nit @aiier, Ell Der Odusl
@tu iiesen 9d1bdrs 5rube.
Sob adtden bGlt bes 0aters Sui.
gum Sang bereit - ei. ipelf' etr
Wntbl
9a iprinst bas @duslein plosli&
Dor.
9us i6dfft' elm emiis 8esen.
DING baut unb triiit Belt iiber's DIR.
aleinz5ruoe gieBt perfpesen /.
Zen Waierihpau auf 1eter's &opt.
"a troptt uub trieft Der arine
Tropf.
So1 &dtc - eli. fpie lauert bel -
Sect silt'sl 8 1T auber'm
Spa6el -
9lir 5ul o mel, ba itolpert iie
Gar uniauft nlf Die Naie.
Run sibt'S Gin alagen bier unb
Sod's Nduslein 1T fir INNER fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
,9aft Cure SunssnS beutih
lcrncn,

- Sic yllnentbebrliGen" iino oft
Die am meiiten .lleberiliilisen".
User bebauptet. es sebe feline
S6ne? - Sene. beren Insi6reituns
gen uno Iusihpeifungen am beiten
lire Notbpenbiateit bartbun.
- Nur aif 8ott nuein uni Seine
Wllttcr fanuit Su Sid perIaTen. -
alf @ott immer. alf Define Nutter
meiitens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

Utdl.
5at Der Ifpere 8aiierial
Sief sebeugt Die Slurnen al.
Sritt Der Sonnenihcin ber5u.
Sebt lie fpieber oif i'm Nu.
Die Singer.
Die Singer 5anften bin uno Der.
@er bod Der pittisite pobl mar.
still oa! Ser itdrfite Der bin ih.
Sbr ieib nihts niise obne mid;
Nebr als ibr bier thu id allein;
S'rum mub ih euer 9onis iein."
go i4rie Der 9aumen. Shon sez
ringer
grbob Die Stimm' Der Seisefinger:
.Sie erobiten unb Die ieiniten Saden
aann i6 allein am beiten MAIDEN.
Der f%leiBieite uno tiihtisite
Bin ih unb Drum Der n%idtieite."
Ser gaittelfinser rief: .2ernt Sittel
Ils Serr iteb' i1 in eurer Witte;
Sd bin Der ldnsIte unb Der grobte
unb harlint aud Der allerbeite. -"
Ia iaeet Der @%olbfinger: rSebt.
Sd merle. bub ibr nidts peritebt!
Did ihmiiden @olb unb gbelitein;
S'rum mub i4 mebr als ibr bod
fem"
Ser fleine Singer title I1ipiee
limb miihte ii6 nidt in ben 8ries.
ia riefen ibm Die anoern gu:
,Spri9 bod: mas riiseit benin
mr. SlI 9"
Or ipra1: r@eifafien bat midi @ott.
8ie euf - bod nift gu eurem
Spott.
Ser mid gebilbet, pirb aud tpifen.
Wo5u ih tperbe niisen miiiien.
Or bat ia Niles in Ser @elt
Mrf ieinen re6ten Ylas seitellt.
@er tbut uno %leiiret. mas er fam.
Was Got mill. Der bat redbt getbdn."
Ste Inbern borten. mas er ipraf,
limb baften pobl oariiber ndh:
Still iiberlesten lie es iid
limb iprahen odnn einmiitbiglih:
.Sait tpabr eeiprohen, Iieber Steiner;
8u biit 10 gut als iniereiner."
x*x
(Siir rltniere liebe SusenS".)
Brief elmer fiebsisidbrisen Srbens.
id,ueiter at elm Communicative.
9alb fommt Der liebe Seius su Sir
in Der III. Communion. CT mill IN
Seinem Ser3den pobnen uno INNER
bel Sir bleiben. 1dpd unb Wtdm,a
belicu Dir Sid gut por3ubereiten.
ailh Der quite Serr Yfarrer gibt Sir
llnterridt iorpie Die suten S6peitern.
8u betcit oft NIT Seinen licben
@ltcrn: .&omm. lieber SENS, fomm
in mein Sera." Die lieben @ltern
unb audi Die lieben 8robeltern unb
llrsroBeltern betcu fir did. banit
On redt ipobl porbereitet ieieif.
8liidlihes ainbl 10 tribe in Seineu
iunsen Sabren ben lieben Seius in Der
IF. Communion empianscn 81 biirfen.
8pIe Der liebe Seius Gid ieenen,
serue in Sein Ser5 fommen unb ims
mer BARN bleiben. 2nHe i'm niht
mebr fort. bette oft: .gleib'. i6 mil
Sid INNER lieben unb INNER elm
brapes. frommeS Sinh iein." Wenn
Oh odnn ben lieben Seius empfanaen
bait. bette redt anbddtis fiir Seinc
guten gltern, iie baben Did 10 lieb
uub iorsen 10 gut mir Sid. Bette
fir Seine @eI6fpiiter. fir Define
8roBeltern unb r%rsroBeltern. gete
fir 9einen bpffp. Srn. Yfarrer. fir
0eine 2ebrerinnen unb bette aud fir
MIDI. 9us 8ilb6en. bas ih Sir
idide. peroen Ynpd nub Rama Dir
ertldren. Die liebe Ntitter 8ottes
lei Seine @mtter. BAG liebe Selusfinb
iesne Sid. 9leibe elm gutes, fromz
mes, aeboriamcs Sinh unh Der liebe
Seius ipiro gcrne bel Dir bleibcn.
Sh empfeble Sid Dem S6use Der
ieligiten Sungfrdu unb Seines
S6usensels. 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

y aus Der @roi6iire .Ginbers
ieaen unS ainhcriorgen". Gin 9eis
iras sur Mettuns Der 6riitlifen Che.
Bon 9. SreunS, 9onoufuortb. Druid
uub @erlae Der 8ubbanblung Cubs
3pig Guer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Der mufifaliide aanarienuuseI.
(giue tpabre @eidi9te.)

Dor &iirsem mar ih Bel einem
Germ ei~ngcldben, Der elm grocer
MuiiffreunD lit. Or ipielte mir diif
ieiner Slote munberbare 2ieoer Dor.
Sein ~12sidbriser Sobn beeleitete i'm
auf Der @eige. 1losiid fam elm fleis
ner niebliher &dnariennogel 9eflp@
gen unb ieste ii9 auf DEN @eisens
bpsen. Sd oadte nun. Der &ndbe
ipiirbe iein Geisenipiel unterbrehen.
I6er az meiner srDbten germinbe@
rung ipielfe Der &nabe tpeiter. Sds
fleine @ogelten belt lid po[Ifommen
i'm @Ieihgetpiht. Nur lin unb pie>
Der. fpenrt Der 9eieenbosen etfpas
ifneIer iiber bic Saiten ifrid,. flats
terte es ettpas nit ben Slilgeln. Cont
IaB es gang itin nnb rnbia. belt ben
&opf ettpds idief uno Iauif)te auf Die
Gone. bic Der 1eisenbogen ben Sai>
ten entlodte. Gls oas Spiel 5u gnoe
mar. flog es fpieber BPM 9eisens
bogen beriinter unb ieete iih alif bic
8lumen. bic auf bent Seniterbrett
itanSen. Sd mar iebr %eritarnt uno
fragfe, ben Serrn, fpdrirm ii6 bas
00gel6en auf ben Geieenbosen iese.
Ser Serr aber ld6elte itol5 unb erz
[aablte mir. bab bas Voselfen Die
mluiif iebr Iiebe. Inn MN aber Die
IeInbie better 3u boren. iese es lid
aif ben @eigenbosen. @leih barauf
ipielte Die 9o9ter meines gefannten
8lapier. Gofort erbob iih bds WoseIs
den bon ben 8lumen auf benz Sens
iteriimS unb floe auf Die Eaten bes
&labiers. Sort blieb es aber nift
it'll iisen. tpie auf benz 8eisenbosen.
ionbern bhpite bon elmer 5aite our
anbern. His bas Spiel gu gnhe mar.
flatterte es fpieber gu ben gllnVn
biniiber. Sas fleine Rdofen. DnS
aui benz 8lanier seipielt hattie. iagte
mir. bab bas 0oaelden iebr flus lei.
gs ipringe INNER auf bic Saite. bic
i'm Ingenblid nift benust fperoe.
Sn Der Ode itanb elm Ybouoerapb.
Ser 8nabe. Der norbin 8eise seipielt
bate. brebte ibn auf. adum erflans
gen Die Zone aus benz 1ridter. ais
Sas @0slein flint IN ben 9rifter flos
unb bort 10 LANCE iisen blieb. bis bds
Spiel beenbiet mar. Sonn flog es
fpieber gu Sen @umen am Seniter
biniiber. Sit bas nift ein iebr flu.
ses g0gelfen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Sunne uitb Mesen.

5ut Der Come beiber Sfein
Wfatt gemnft Die Sliimcleir.
&ommt Gin friiher 8eseuz
itrabl,
Se6t ibr 9aiipt NIT einem
Mal.
Sat Der ifmere Raiierfaa
Sief 9ebeust Die 8lumen al.
Sritt Der Sonnenihcin ber3u.
Sebt lie fpieber nuf i'm Nu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Gin f6bneS Seiipiel finblider
9tebe

sab CUR Seit Elm ihlifter. iiinser
2anpmann in ben Ilpen. Sm SpGts
iommer bes Sabres 1880 nuroe in
Der 9emeinbe &auris in Der SiS3eie
Sal5burs cine Iiiiion sebalten. bel
tpelder iid Maes. Sung unb NIt. be-
t~beiliste. Sn einem bon Der Yfarrs
firbe cine Sninbe cntfernten fleinen
9orfe beianb iih elm alter 2anbmann.
Der aud serne Der idOnen Seierlihfeit
beisenobnt bate. CUR Stride aber
aeben fonnte er nidt. neil ibm ins
folge eines 2eibens 6eioe 8iibe la6m
eetporpen tparen. Iu6 ma Der
Sabrtpes. Der in bas Yfarrhori fibrte,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

(Spe5ien fir ben vSamilienfreis".
Maien. 5auber.
Sd lauidte in m~pnbberler Waicnz
ndft
Ser Wadtiaau
Gn @aloesiaum; - ipie Rdrdeilz
trdlim
Go bGild1te Der Snun.
=
9ici unten i'm Sbaf. elm Silbers
ifreif,
Ser dIte Hbein
SIM 8eleneliib'n - Die Eunfen
ipriibn
Wie gbeIiteiu.
Sort briiben bic Burg - Elm Sallbers
ihIob
Sn Wdipraht.
Der STINT I'M Baum. 5tpitidert TN
3rdum
60 ia9t - 10 iaGt.
goblens. S. c..
- y
(spe5ier fir ben .Samilienfreis".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

' .raF.. -" . H...fr :
Ser a5nisin hes Maien.>
Ueaienionne bolb,
Seiner GtrabIen Cob
S4tpinbet in elm Ni6ts
Sm Glan5 BEG Inseii4ts
Ser Iaienfonigin.
y
Soie, roth tpie 9lut,
Seine feur'ge @lutb
ST elm eitler Sfetn
Cur 2ieb' beg Seraens reis
Ser Maienfonisin.
Tnft'eer 2iIieniduee.
Bart tpie cine See.
@Ieifen fnnnit on riht
Ser SeeIe, bebr itnb li1t,
Ser Raienfonigin.
Bliimlein al, bic ibr
9rdgt Der Eusenb 8ier.
Teutet Ieis uns nlr
@onn'eer Eusenb Spir
CUR Waienf0nisin.
u. proboebL
Aerend. Mont.. 1911.
(Gpe3ien fir ben -.Samilienfreis". y
G1rifti 3insmelfabrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Bon Der sGlauheit Der 9biere.

.-L.# a.L.
&inber. CIR. babt bod bon benz
flu8en Suno sebort, Der ipreden 9ez
lernt bat unb INNER san3 ridtig
Gntlport sibt. ipenn man Jpn etinas
frast.
9abei bat man semerft, Sab manfe
56iere fat ebenio benfen fonnen. fbie
elm Meni6. Sic periteben Wicles,
bnS man an linen lpridt nnb tpiirs
ben It'd nit ms %unterbalten. fpenu
linen bic Hebe geseben mare. Nuu
mir has piiien. miiiien mir aud ime
mer baran benfen. Dab iih Die Sbiere
iiter uniere 2iebloiiefeit niel mebr
frdnfen. pie mir seglaubt baben.
@enn man einen fllgen Sunb ans
idreit. oann iiebt er 10 trauris aus.
als polte er ipeineu, nno oft genug
peinen bic 5biere aud Dor Summer,
Der linen pon barten Relihen Siises
fiist ipurbe. Sbr miiBt pas itets bes
benfen unb ME elm Sbier unfreunolif
b~ebanbeln.
Run min ih ei6 nod einiaes bon
Der Shlauiafeit mdnher 5biere ers
5dblen. Gin Serr bate ieinem 5ers
rier 9elebrt. nod benz Si%enifmdbden
3u flinseln. fpenn es i'm, beioblen
purbe. Nirn tpolte Der Serr einmal
unterIufen. OBJ Der Slnb aud Der,
itanb. tpesbalb er flinaelte, unb er
befdbl linn ais bag WGSden 3usegen
mar: .alinele einmal Der Gnna. "
ia iab Der 5unb i'm UNI bann bic
Mnna an nno mahte Elm pfiffises
@eitdt babet. 10 als tpenn er iagen
moIIt: ~Ia. 10 bumm bin i1 midi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

lpie. on glaubit. Sic @nna lit ia int
Simmer" uno er flinecltc niht. Ils
bas Wdbfcn ipieber birdusseeangen
lrar unb linn Damn Der @efebl ertbeilt
purbe, geborbte er ioiort.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-08-24
PASTIMES OF THE PAST

1t has not been very long ago-midde aged
mothers and fathers of today will recall the happy.
happy time-when the game of grace hoops was in
fashion. Indeed was quite the rage. though OF
that placid epoch it must be said enthusiasm for
out-of-door amusements as far as the dear girls
were concerned, were as mild pigeons milk and
never bubbled over the brim of pleasures modest
cup. If there was anything the young lady of
that halcyon time dreamed it was the charge OF
being Tommy No, no, she must never lose
sight of department, and her pretty lips were
framed on prisms and prunes to the proper tucker
for conversational purposes-that is. for the lit
tie conversation that went with the game. So
grace hoops were entirely en- rege with the best
ideas for department.
The charm of grace hoops was slowly but sure
ly passing away when Maurice Thompson, who in
vented Alice of Old Vincennes." and his brother,
will Thompson, who wrote the thrilling poem,
"Pickett's charge at Gettysburg" brought for
ward the long disused bow and arrow, laid aside
for viainous gunpowder, the indianapolis News
says. Maurice wrote clever little book called
The Witchery of Archery" and in a surprisingly
short time young men and madens joined in arch.
cry clubs were plugging away with blunt arrows
at targets as big around as cream cheese boxes
of that day. Though these marksmen and women
frequently went wide of the target not so Cupid,
who was there with his bow and a full compile
ment of arrows He shot center nearly every time,
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-08-24

for it was said that the witchery of archery, no
matter how poor the score at the cheese box tar
get was a great helper of Cupid and many
marriages followed
The writer has seen the archery game played
on several occasions, once on the grounds of the
Knickerbocker school, with only girls engaged
what a moribund affair it was!-and once, on the
same grounds, with a detachment of young gen.
tlemen-with what delightful difference!
But the archery game was not to last 1t was
at last to join the grace hoops, and for time its
most ardent votaries were fain to solace their
grief with the game of croquet and its melancholy
dawwdng.
When one looks back to that day, with it's lady
like amusements one but wonder at the
astounding progress made by the sex in out-of
door sports. Now they shoot at target or at live
game, either no more with bunted arrows but
with revolver and rifle; they play golf, swim. pad
die canoes, play basketball even play baseball
after fashion; ride astride like their brothers
what horror that would have been in the days of
their mothers-and do anything that any proper
young man might be permitted to do without the
slightest censure and quite as matter of course
Yet there was something in grace hoops that
may be fondly cherished in ones memory along
with the dear old plush album, to which you con-
tributed your picture and some verses-and there,
too lingering in memory, are the doeful cadencea
of "Lorena."
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for the selling end Of the business in this fashion
this task is delegated to his wife, his son or his
daughter. Particularly in the Of the young
people do these periodical visits get to fill large
place in their lives. There are hardships to be
sure, not the least of them suggested by the fact
that usually the trip to market must begin ere
daylight in order to reach the city in time to
catch the trade of the earliest marketers but the
farmer folk who have acquired the habit OF
hucksterng in this way invariably loath to
give it up Many a romance too, has had its in
ception during the progress Of the caravans of
produceladen wagons to market or in the ex"
change of courtesies between the farmer folk
whose wagons are ranged so closely side by side
in the congested urban market districts
In the sparsely settled and more isolated sec
tons Of the country there many odd speG
tacles incident to the transportation of produce
to market. In some localities where canals are
yet in use the quaint sow-moving boats are en-
ployed to carry the eatables and in the south one
may see donkeys, bullocks and all manner of I'M
conventional steeds pressed into service to move
the foodstuffs. Just here it may be noted that
the old-fashioned colored folk of the south take
as naturally to the conduct of portable market
stands as fish does to water In kindly eli
mate such is theirs most Of the staple Vege-
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The Brldec.oom's Portion.

Miss Elsie Gentsch, who teaches
Sunday school, had been reading to
her class from the gospel of Matthew,
and was examining a promising boy.
a newcomer, anent the subject matter
There were ten virgins" said the
young man, five wise ones and five
foolish ones, and the five wise ones
filled their lamps and the five foolish
ones wasn't in no hurry. And at
midnight came the bridegroom. So
the five foolish ones went across the
street to buy oil and got locked cut"
Very good" said the teacher.
"And what did the bridegroom do?"
Why" said the good little student,
'he married the FIVE wise ones."-
Cleveland Leader.
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the American people for 1000 commodities III
package form is ali influence felt indirectly in
the transportation of farm products. From
time out of mind berries have been sent to
market in trays, boxes and crates, but latterly
there has been tendency to provide standard
size baskets for apples peaches, tomatoes, etc.
In the old days the consumer who purchased less
than barrel of apples or potatoes did not re-
ceiye them in an Original package" bearing the
growers statement as to quantity and quality
but all this is being changed owing to prevailing
market conditions-aded and abetted by grow
ers who are eager to establish a reputation for
their branded products.
Eggs are another commodity which will bring
increased PRICES all the year round if furnished
direct to discriminating consumers. The stigma
of the cold storage egg is such that persons who
are keen for really fresh eggs are in many in
stances willing to pay an advance of so to 100
per cent over the prevailing market figure for
eggs that can be depended upon. Poultry raisers
have not been slow to take advantage of this and
instead of the large crates made familiar by cold
storage methods we now find the fancy-priced
guaranteed eggs put up by the dozen in boxes
of wood or pasteboard, each box being closed by
a seal which insures that its contents have not
been tampered with.
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USE FOR RETIRED ARMY MEN
Members Of Service Are instructed In
All Kinds of Professionalism
Given Preference.

What to do with men who have re-
tired after their term Of enlistment
from the army and navy is question
that the British government is trying
to answer. For this purpose men in
the Royal Marine Artillery and the
Royal Marine Light Infantry have
lately been given exceptional opportu.
mites of becoming skilled workmen in
any trade, and it is quite safe to say
that no man who has made use OF the
facilities offered need leave the ser
vice to swell the ranks Of the unem-
ployed. Painting, carpentering, brick
laying and practically the whole OF
the clothing of the regiment, and boot
making. are done in the barracks.
Other men get instruction as BARRIERS.
butchers, walters, and these men are
sure of getting position in their par.
ticuIar trade on retirement. Would
be employers give preference to re.
tired service men, The officers take
the keenest interest In the classes.
and assist the men when they leave
the service, so that the complaint OF
lack of employment is disappearing.
It is a notable fact that graduates
from the army school make rapid
progress after taking up work out
Tide.