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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
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Ser .gDttlihe Sciler" Or. 3. 8.
goafrm bon Gulifpruisr lit ipieber
bier uub bar elm .3cit aufgei6lnsen,
in Incident cr an9eblide @unpcrfnren
perridtet. Gin Wt~ctbobiiten : 0eiit=
lider Soc. Simmif nnteritiitt ieinen
Sumbus nit Irebisten NIB geten.
am eritcu Nafmittag unb Mbcnb bait
ten lid mir fiini5ig gldubige Shdfs
leiu i'm 3elte bcs Scrrn eiuaefunben.
abcr pSruber" Yoafum beritebt Den
8ummel ltnb pirb balb itGrferen 3rs
lauf baben. benn er bat prompt bic
critic 8unberfur burdh .Sanbaufs
legen" beiutrft. Gin gepiiier 90.
gapcs. Der iid fir seldbmt aussab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
@prbnbuna
bicier

scididifide @orbilbune bicier
EDITORS.
5err 8uiieu tbut uns leic. @r
mag es ia ebrIif NIT icinen Yldnen
meiten, 1T aber i'll feincr 8eiie Der
Dlann. Der iold' GROCER Iufeabe ge>
fpndlen' 1T. Sasu gebOrt idpn
bonn aai5 nntiirlihen Stanbpuntte
aus 9cicben cine gnn5 anbere
8eiitesfrnft. Fluid penn mir gan3
bon Der fntboliihcn Stride abfeben
lpoIten. Selblt I'M proteitantiihen
Eager, 10 boffen mir. perIan9t man
mcbr @rceeie, @ef6i1fte, uno
niflt 5llest Spgif.
Sn elmer friibercn Srepist bat
Hlinea seseigt, bab or pielfdt blir6
Den @cbanfcn, ,.@ott lit niht barts
ber5i8 aeaen ieiHe @eidopie itnb tann
babcr nidt spbne @runo WtIlipncn
unb Milionep perbamrnen"", ,auf ben
Veg gefommen lit, ben er beute pans
belt. Die &ermtniiie Deg Hebners
in bibIiifcn. ilnh audi in fatbpliihen
Dingen iinb III gcnamier Yrebist
niht iebr TART. Nan ntilB Die
8ibcl rtid,t mn leicn. ipnbern bcren
Snbalt md lid tic periteben. gtnn
bdrf enblid fntboliife 9ebren nidt
anbers alislessu, nls ipie lie in
Birflih CT iinb. Iir lebren
ia Sbiges gar nidti
@eun cnblid uniere ,Sailies" tint
rter ipldJc 'Yrcbigfcn brufen, seisen
iie, ban lie Der Gelisipn nidt inbiffe-
rent Experimentation, ionnern bak iie
Iruteitanten siiab. (Gcm piirben
ipobl bic .Sqilies" bic Brcbigfen,
better Die griiqolih piiienihaitlifeu
@rbeiten zines fntholiihen @elebrten
icbe Wohe brutcn 2 2 y
Sieie 5auptStoanten mohtc ih Dor
bas 9eiepublifiut brinaen, hainit es
iiebt, mo 2usif pub @abrbeit lit, mnb
bamit es lcrntI bic fatbpliide EreFc
81 ffunieren ntn sm7 nnteritiiten. -
q a ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
an Der eers aein . airde bahier

Sn Der Sers Sein : Stride babier
fpurben am 21. sunni ebelid aetraut:
SRI. Niarie Ries. iiingite Sobter Der
@beleute Srn. unb Srnu 5. s. 8ies
bon @lbora, Sa., unb Sr. Sames
Sloan bon Nortb Ic@regor. - Eggs
5ubor fpdren in berielben Stride Srl.
9elia Siaiarb unb Sr. Yetcr Seller,
geibe BON DUBUQUE, burh Batter u.
goebing gum 2cbensbunbe bereint
iporbeu. - Sbnen ELLEN @liid gum
Gunbel
am 10. Smni befano Ii6 untcr Den
I'm bieii9en Sran8istnners &lpi1er als
S6ipeitern eingefleibeten Sungirauen
aud SRI. @arid Noris, 9ebiirtis aus
&nnnoorf. aanton 8ilb, 2urembura,
fpelde crit o 3tpei Sa6ren in 4mes
rita e~ineeipanbert lit. sic 6eibt jebt
Gdpeiter R. &albursa. an Oicicr
Seierli6feit betbeili9ten lid audi lire
5ipei Snfel nnb 5fpei Sarteu bon
CARING, Sa.. Sr. Nnton &entel, SrI.
@liie aenfel unb Sr. unb Srau Sobn
Safo6b. ipelde @le aus Reder, Sam
ton @ilb, Sugemburs. beritammen.
2aGpmner, @aib., Den 10. SUM
1891. (9orreipouoen3.) Srau Ii6os
los &iplin9er, pelfe ieit BEN lebten
bier Sa6ren frdnfli6 9eiueien lit, iii
am 8. SUM Ibenbs in i6rem Seine
an Der 9ritten StraBe an Der 8aiIers
fu6t geitorben. Gls gebilrti9e Static
rind @ebuer erblidte tie am 10. Mdrs
1887 81 Sngelborf. 2urem6ilr9, bas
2i6t Der Belt, fam in 1868 nit
Sreunben mad Amerifa unb nurbe
am ~. Sebruar 1865 81 Settings,
Minn.. NIT Srn. Gu9ene Sbein 9es
traut. Sbr @atte itarb am 30. Oft.
1874. Mis bieier Che iiberlebcn tie:
@uacnia, Clemens uno &. t. S6cin.
Sic perpittpete Srau beiratbetc am
g.. Suni 1870 5u ct. Yaul, Ninn.,
Srn. Ni6olas Riplineer. Ius bieicr
Gbe itrmmte elm Spbn s. s. Hiplin9cr.
5euerDebrmann gu Scattle, 8aib,
Sie camille liebelte Dor brei Sabrcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Suite Earmten

Si uertnutsn su ct. aibprp, s,e6., su ben foIsen.
ben auserit mhBtsen Nrsiier:
no. f--s60 Gfer. / Reile, bon Stabt, 200 alder
unter auItur, 100 afer @eibe anb geieie. Der.
befsrt. prets s66 pet gfer.
DO. CLEO slder, 4 0leilen BON Staot, 1i5 slfer
inter auItur, Reit sseioe. Yreis $50 per ader.
$4,000 baar.
No. 3-i6o Nder, 2 Netlen BON stabt. Ser.
befert. s55 per ader.
re. 4-249 elder. Q Ieilen BON Stabt. Grtrn
quite gerbeneruugeu So Ndsr yseiDe, 10 Nder
Ssiele, 10 @der alfalfa, Der 9ief uuter aultur.
Yreis SOS per Nder.
yto. 5-24O Ntter. 2H Meilen bon Gtabt. 20
@der NIfalfa, 5 Gder @alb, 20 Nder Beibe. las
Nder utter 8uitur. Sh bner Sbitgarten. 3retS
$50 per older.
no. CLEO gfer. 5h Retlen bon Sta bt, 80
Mder inter &ultur. 30 Nder Wetoe, &eit gSteie.
Serbehert. Hreis $3.50 per Mder.
st. 2iburp III cine alte. tpohIgegriino etc q Is
itet1oe nbne Mttiiipnen. 3lpei b. Meiiet an alien
Sonns nno Setsrtagen. 9farridnle. Jir nds
here NtStunft fdreibet an lnieren Efarrer, Wep.
Wnsnft &ssntes, ober an midi.
HENRY
ST. Lib0ry, Nebraska.
Seim edreiben eripGbne mon s,h. bieies giatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27

lieb lid ndmlih iul 9tolitubl bcreins
fabrcn, proflamirte lid, nahbem Der
ybeilige" Wann fir ihu scbetet mn
i'm beriibrt bate. als 9ebeilt INN
tdn5citc binaltS mic Gin Singing.
Ilih cine Srau Gotta 6ia bon Wtarue,
Soiua, Die I'M lesteu Sabre AMI ariifs
fen 5u 9oafum tam unb bon linn ses
heilt irorOen iein mill, tritt ais le6enbe
8eflane fir Den 8unocrmanu auf,
r&. @."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Srimi5ieier at 9perspiac.

&m 81. SUM pirb in Ser ct.
Srau5isfIss Stride 81 9persniae Der
bpdir. Batter Senrp Sunfcl, fpelder
am 81. Siini 81 Baltimore Die III.
Yrieitertpeibe empfangcn. feline erite
Fl. Mclic lcien. Gater Sunfel lit Elm
Sobn Der @beleute Sr. uno Srnu Sb.
8uufel nnb 5u 8eit 9pcrspilIe scs
boron. gr 9raouirte I'M Suni 1908
bonn ct. Soicpb's College. nabbcm er
borber Die Yinrrihnlc az SDersoine
beiuft bate; ieiuc tbeologiiden Stus
bien madtc er 81 Baltimore. SieIc
Yrimi5fcier iuirb Elm GROCER Sng fir
Spersbille fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27

7eutitbe adthpliten! Sudet Sbr Elm sutes
5etr1 fir SUD ielbft pber bic Shrieeu. bann bic.
tet Sbeu, i'm iiboitlideu EbefIs Tebrasfa's, bic
bette 8eleeeubett. Das 9anb III gut. bic 8egeno
rein nnb seiunb, uorSleIthes geafer. uuser.
BEN eignet lid oieier 8poen aud fir Ebtbau.
lie Staet ielblt bat cine ber gr6Bten Giit8fabri.
9anp. nit gu ten Gebdulitbt eiten. fpirb bier sunl
Ereife uoIt S75 bis S115 per Gder pertauft, lie mad
Der Ga &c unb @ntfernune bon Stabt.
Seea bat cine tathctife sdbe lno cine n
i~iGnoieen bentihen Nytefter, ssep. aogIph W.
wiosler. Der eerne bereit IN. trsenofueld,e sas.
Unit Al gebeu.
6isr iinb bic Nameu einiger oeItid1er tatbp.
lifther FARMER, an bic Jbr Qub dudb member
tonnt: 3. @epnano. Jrsb Bed, Q. 6. Sdblanseu.
a6reiirt: Sbea, Reb.
1eim Sdreibea eywdtne man sea. biefes Hlats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
6ier III elm 8araain.

$50 Nder. 100 untsr 9fus. 50 gsieis uno sahmes
Gras, 40 @alo uno gsei6e. u YteiIe pom Sdule.
1 Meile bon Stabt. 8 Meilen bon tatb pliider
airde (9urembnrserl. Z 3immer 6aus nit
Gteinteher. Bnter Drummer. Staa 81 Del 90,
groBes 6etreioehaas upb anbsre @ebaultdb.
feitet. @erbe oieie erittlniiise 5arm ilr SS7 ben
Jarmsn. Sur leidte Bebingunaen icbreibe man
an bic Sol. Stnoer ". q. slsenep,
ct. 9louo. giinn.
Dsim eGretben sripabne n,au eeK. oieics Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
charlottesville
Ear bea Urokberfaui.
dau.. ben 26. Suni.
Oefreibe, Sen, TeIi. ETC.

Dubian.. ben 26. Suni.
Uetreibe, Gen, Tebi. ETC.
Soter: $3.50 Yer SnibeL
Sorn: 56-5se ter Suib.l.
Wei;en: Tj-s0t per guibd.
0erlte: 4S--6seper 8ulbel.
Go9gen: 60-7}. per gmIbel.
oeu: IA. 00--st 80 per yonue
ytebl: Satent, k4.sO-L2O; hraiebt,
S4.6o-5.Ou. -
aleie: $1,000.
Dntter. Eier mnb aafe.
Ger: lac per Stsenb.
Butter: Sairpl 2Oc; @reamerp, 22%
ta23c per Yfnnb.
3ait: RbamsSde, 15e; 8rid, lie; 2ins
burger, lse; SuSS, 1se per Yjunb.
0,roer;es. etc.
8artoffelu: 7ic ler 8ui6el.
5wiebelu, s2.25psr Crate.
giek
Stiere: 8 3.75--Sj.00
Rinbsr s3.50is3.75
&iibe: 80. 25-3.s5
Stweine (aui1 sm 6us): s6.1O-6.35
per bnnoert Yfunb
Rdlbsr: s i.O0--5.50.
eebenbes 0cffEsei.
Srntbilbner, lie; Gntrn, 1ae; tSibner
l0c per BfulS.
Erpbifpnen.
@eraudsrtes Nfeti@: Stinten, 9-lSeX
Spsd, 17-23%t.
Sdnal,, 3 10c.
aoblen Sarttoblsn, $3.50; Weidtobl.n,
So. 90 per Sonne.
5oI,: GiheuboI:, 7.0o-7.5o; @ei9bol;,
$500 per &oroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27

mad 2aGonner iiher. ipo Sr. Giplins
ger am Z. Suni 1895 itnrh. gs
iibcrIebt Srnu Iiplinger einc Shipes
tier, SRI. Suianna Sebner, melhe bel
ibrem Gcffen, 9rn. s. 4. Sbein lebt.
Die Sabin9eihiebene. cine brape
l%uremburaer Srau unb Muttcr. rube
i'll Sricoenl Sen traucrnbcu 4nge<
borigen unicr 9cileibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
aatbolifher ar5t nnb @anoar5t imG,
Srtfhaft, Mnt fih nieberMlafen.

Gin tatbogiher elrSt I'M mittlersn alter, Der.
beirathet, nidltern. init Is idbrieer griahruua.
piinid)t Il dJ tn einent Stnotdher pom 400 Dts TO-.
900 Ginnohneri at eiiler @iienbabn gefe gen unb
graftisirt nad benz nlter uno benz iieien Spifem.
aanu bette Gmpfehlungen Hefern. Srgenb Sc.
manb. Der etne Ertihaft weiB. no iidi eifeni au.
ten Nr;t unb ghiruraen cine quite Welegen6eit
bistrt. 1T gebeten. iim geh. an PHYSICIAN.
care catholic Printing Co., Dubuque, Iowa,
Su ipeeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
@ertber 9eier!

8ir mDdbten Define fpcrtbe
Gufnlerfianfeit auf cinen I
; ldngeren Grtifel auf Sette 1
bieier Summer Ienfen. Sere
ielbe bebanbelt Die piel be-
Ipro6ene Sdlenber : 1efprm, I
unb 5iuar in iuterehant> I
populdrer 8eiIe.
Sait Oh 3eit. 10 lies Den I
Grtifel; bait 9u jebud) nift I
3eit. 10 idneibe benicIben aus, I
uno bebe i'm allf, big 9u 3eit I
finben pirit. @s biirfte Sid I
'ionit ipdter 9ercuen. Sid iiber I
bieies Sbemn uidt oricntiert 81 I
BADEN. - Sic u ebaftipn II. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Deimjumer

80 older. fini Msilen BON Der sraes. grsis
$500. 9aoon 500 baar. oas uebriae wie Wfiethe.
160 Ader. eiie Meile bon outer Stnbt. Siems
lid, CUTE Berbenernrgsn. 1rets ST2oe. Sauon
5000 baar. has tlebrige fuie aiietbe.
Giierbahriahrt rah irgeno elmer Der 3ipet
farmer 5uriderftnttet. iueun Dor Dem /. Suit
p~ertauit. sqan aoreifre; 1bs slusn GcantH
Snpeftnhsnt 60, Sougtur. Rans.
Scim edreiten ermabne man seh. SieicS ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Gateaso. o.n 90. Suui.

6atcaso. o.n 20. Suni
@etreite.
Deam-
Suit: ssnaSs3<.
Sspt. ss1G5'a>a%.
Suli.: 555s0i6S.
Sept.: o7ls@5s2s.
6oisr-
Suli. :4on@4i4.
Sspt. :4l8@42H.
aBiebmarft
Shneine-
Saw.r., sc. ioae6.55
Shmere. raube. 80. i096.25
9eiate. %, l5@S6. 80.
@emri4te. So. l5ts6.6 so.
Sieb-
Riuppieb, st.s5a6.70. >
Hiibeu INTO Rlioer. s2.40 a5.s5.
Shaie-
s,nheimiids sammsr s8.75a6 90
99etlihe gam,ner. Sl.0036. 20.
9inheimiihe Sdais, $2.75@4,l5.
@sniibe Sbaie-2.5O. GALS
HrDpiionen.
SdwsineHeiin-
NSuli.: S~l5.3l@Si5.45.
Gspt.: SO. s5@15.50.
Sdmal,-
Sui. +: 90. thes.11..
Sept.: sS.27,eS32.
Nippeu-
Snii.: ss.as@s.so.
Sspt.: ss.8a@s.35.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
acbrer. %geriammluma.

9m II. unb IL. Suli pirb in Der
&atbeoral : Shulbale 5u gelepille.
3d., Die 7. General Ieriammlung beg
fatbolii6en Sebrer : Iereins itatts
finben. S. &c. &afeI.
@iecz Yrdiioent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
9elrerlfeQe b~erIamat!

Jn irseno elmer tatbpiidem SihrittlhuIe i'm
Staate Nebrasta ooer in elmer Tfarridlnte init
Cr9aHiftenbteuft ~perbunoen. Tim unbere Nuss
fuiit ipenbe man i'd, at 4. g., care OF 0atbclic
Grinting Co.. THtuaue, Selpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
25 berbeHerte Tarmen

int idbIidasn Minneiota. gieorise Ttv.ie ans
Isidbte MISUNDERSTANDING.
A. II. SCHROEDER,
Mankato, MINI.
Seim edreiben rripabne mau gen. bieies glati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27

TdGh Wstt Tint bem Tersrn. et1rler.
Gus Studrt, Weh., theiIt ON 10. le1rs 1910
perr Sofepb gdbI NIT: Infer Sobn lift febr
ibIimnt an 9crpenfniodde, fonntc riot f@Ia.
len; mubie INNER heipndbt fein, ba ipir fiir1.
teten, CT fonnte itm cir 2eib sufiigen mir
bratten ibn in etne InitaIt. fpp or bon 2
Mer5tet 8 seodeii lang obne tebeu grfcIe be'
bnnoelt tpnroe IA lafen wir fiber 9nitpr
Qorie's Ncroenitdrier nnb gebroubten 10 Stn.
ften oabon. iest 1T er pieSer o5uia aeiuno
nno eebibrt ndtit @ott ber gseofSin Der
Duh'' @cpubIic, Mib.. 5ebrucr aeaa
Wtein appf unb Sanbe maren fnlimtl init
St. Setts.2nn6 bebaitet, als unfer Brteeies.
goter Deder, nietner Wliitter rietb, Eaftor st5s
MIG syterpenfi1rfer III eebrcnhen, ipeIder mir
tofort boil ino fuicoer etne ecfmrbe lino ftorfe
Srnu aus mir nladie; th fam Hid)t eei,no
fur btefe McbtStu faeer,, 6a iie MID aereitef
bat unb i9 bofie aud au6crc reftcn ispirS.
5rau Martn u n.
~~ns elm mertbcones ssun fur TsrcenI.ibrthe
WIKI mlro Sshen Der es psrlangt, suaeiouot.
Wrrte erloIten aud bic Wse6isir umIpuit.
9ieft Waebi1tt pur6e felt BEN Sabre 1876 bon BEN
1oHr: Yattor Rbnta. Sort Wapns, Sno. s~ubtrettet
nno iest nIffr ieinsr aniueifuus bon Der
kOENlG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, ILL.
Bel s%Ipstbsfern Su habem far
o1.OO ote Vtaf6e. 9 0Iafdbem tar $s.OOs
srSte SAFE. e'ias $500. $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
yerbeKerte Tarmen IN bsrfaufem.
Snbiancr. adnbereien an perfaufen.

300 gefu1bIte Sarmen 5u pertauien. Rpro6itl.
Dtlnboma. Rteorige Hrsiie. geihte Sahlnuass
bebineungen. 9erfefter 5itel. Msenten perlanat.
E. 7. TETER, & CO., Nowata, Okla.
geim ehreiben erwdbns man seq. sieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Sarmta ,sao SarmIansereien ~
p%erfaMfem.

Gut bsieoelte @esenb. RathoIiihe Stride uno
thetlt Der Gisentbamer 1heo. 6egtem,
r. Griotb. 1larinette Co., isis.
Ssim eGrsibeu erlpapne man set. blsiss Tiatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27

ssarm>S nab8 y SsatiasS InS t.iid,sa
reibirenbem 9rieiter nub Sdulen 70 BrpBtnt
Der Siarrangeborigen limo Deltfih. Die darnisn
inb iehr gut eelegeu. Sdlreibt ffr crosse Elite an
ibo6, BarteE Wruubetgenthums' uHb gers
idlsrnuss .ssent. Cleric. Rams.
Seim edreiben er,pabns man ssh. sisieS ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27
Tarmen at D%erfanteu.

seim edreib.m er,pabme mon San. Siefes Bio
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-27

Frazee, Minnesota.
8eim edbretben erpdbne mon sea. bieses glatt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-10

Suppose" said Bersonin slowly, "l should show you how to find the money"
 A sharp eagerness darted across Phfl's face. Money! How much he needed it. longed for it! It could put him on his feet, clear of his debts square his bridge balance and, his brother notwithstanding, enable him to begin another chapter of the care less life he loved! He looked steadily into the experts face.
 "Tell mel" he almost whispered.
 Bersonin rose and held out his hand He did not smile.
 Come with me tonight" he said "I dine late, but we'll take spin in my car and have some tea somewhere beforehand. Tell me where your house is and I'll send Ishida with the motor. car for you"
 What did Bersonin mean?. Phil re. plenished lis glass;. feeling tense nervous excitement.
 Why had he listened so 'intently- made him listen-to what the men iI the next room were saying? He could recall 1t all: For some reason every word was engraven on his mind-tht visit of the foreign squadron; specu lators who had once made quick for tunes through an accident to battle ship. He thought of the look he hat seen on Bersonin's face.
 "What do you want me to doy' He muttered the words to himself As hs rose to go he glanced half fearfullJ over his shoulder. He walked along the street, his brain afire.
 He had turned for a short cut through a temple inclosure.. and there he met her face to face-the girl of thu matsuri, whom he had seen wading il the foam at Kamakura. Her slim neck, pale with rice powder, rose from a soft white neckerchief lowered witt gold, and a scarlet poppy was dream ing in her black hair. Phips fac, sprang red, and wave of warm colol overran her own.
 "O-Haru-Sanv he cried
 "Konichi-wa," she answered, witt grave courtesy, and made to pass him but he turned and walked by her side "Please, pleasew he entreated. "If you only knew how often have looked fol you! Don't be unkindr'
 ''Why you talk with me?'' said Haru turning. My Japanese giri-no all same your country"
 "You wild, pretty thingr he said "Why are you so afraid of me? For eigners don't eat butterflies"
 ''No," she answered without hesita ton; they jus break wings"
 He laughed unevenly. Her quick ness of retort delighted him, and hel beauty was stinging his blood. He put out his hand and touched her sleeve but she drew away hurriedly.
 "Seep she said. My know those people to come in gate. Talk-'bout my Papa-San-please, so they will tt think he hove know you, ne?"
 Gro Be ConHnusd.)
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 Goodbye sore feet, aching feet, swollen feet,sweaty feet. smelling feet, tired feet.
 Goodbye ,corns, callouses and bun ions and raw spots.
 You've never tried anything like TIE before for your feet. It is different from anything ever before sold
 It acts at once and makes the feet feel remarkably fresh and sore-proof.
 TIE is not a powder. Powders and other foot remedies clog up the pores. TIE draws out all poisonous exuda- tions which bring on soreness of the feet, and is the only remedy that does. TIZ cleans out every pore and glorifies the feet-your feet.
 You'll never limp again or draw up your face in pain. and you'll forget about your corns, buAions and cal louses You'n feel like new person.
 TIE is for sale at all druggists, 25 cents per box or direct if you wish from Walter Luther Dodge G Co.,, Chicago. III.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-10

EVERY NERVE WAS. fatigue of ages.
 THRILLING TO THE aping the super
 eiHhf. facilities of re- mote race; not merely a tidal wave of intense vitality. mobile and mer- curial, hastening onward toward an in- audible unknown, but a splendid re- birth, dazzling reincarnation of old spirit in new form, symbol concrete and vital, like the blaze of a beacon flaming racial reveille.
 She turned toward Daunt, her hand outstretched, her fingers on his arm, her lips opened.
 But she did not speak. Afterward she did not know what she had intend ed to say.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-10

menSe g T e e D wastes alternat-
 ing with hum
 ming sections of trade, of abrupt, climike hills, of small parks that were masses of cherry bloom and la n d scapes of weird Japanese beauty. Patricia quoted i. one of Haru's quaint say ings: '' s O. 70 many small vn- lage got such a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-10

AE D A6c'I IdH LITTLE CuAG ALL 6hO1NAa
 TOO"
 up in my arms before all these people and run right out in the center of that feld'-
 She flushed to the tips of her ears. "And them
 -"Just run, and run, and run away"
 "What a heroic explOit!' she said with subtle meckery, but the flush deepened.
 "You know to what lengths can go in my longing to be a heror' he nut tered.
 Running of with girls under your arm seems to have become mania. But isn't your idea rather prosaic in this age of flying machines? To swoop down on one in an aeroplane would be so much more thrilling. This is the field where you practice, too, isn't it? Is that building away over there where you keep your gliderY
 "Yes. At first I made the models in ! Japanese house of mine near here. I keep it sill, from sentiment"
 ssHow fine to meet a man who ad- mits to having sentiment! I'm tremen- dously interested in Japanese houses. You must show it to me-"
 T will. And when will you let me take you for fly?"
 .I'm relieved, "sshe said, ito find you willing to ask permission"
 Her eyes sparkled into his, and both laughed. Patricia was chatting anil matedly with Count voynich, young in the train.
 The band stationed in the center of the immense field had begun to play something with a martial swing, and now the far brown strip that had blended with brown earth began to shift and tremble like the quiver of air above heated metal. Its notes de and the long. wide ribbon, like huge serpent walked from rigid sleep in the sunshine, swept into view-regiments of men, armed and blanketed, by file and platoon. They moved with high, jerky goose step" and loosely swing ing arm, line upon line, till the ground l shook with the tread
 1 Before each regiment were borne strange flags blackened and tattered :! by blood and she'll Some were mere | Tapping fringes. But they were more ] precious than human lives. One had been found on a Manchurian battle field wrapped about the body of a dead Japanese, beneath his clothing. Wounded, he had so concealed it, then killed himself lest, captured alive, the standard he bore might fall into the hands of the enemy. As each new rank came opposite the coach before the purple canopy an officers sword l flashed out in salute, and "banzai ere across the martial music like the ragged yell of fanatical dervish. Daunt, watching Barbara. saw the light leaping in her brown eyes, the excitement coming and going in heI | face. Again and again he fixed his gaze before him as infantry, cavalry and artillery marched and pounded and rumbled past-in vain. Like g willful drunkard it returned to intoxi cate itself with the sight of her eager beauty that made the scene for him only a splendid blur.
 i In Barbara, however. every nerve was thrilling to the sight For the, mo ment she had forgotten even the mar beside her. As she watched the au
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-10

dacious outpour- ing of d file d power, tempered a nd restrained. y e t so terribly alive in its coiled virility, she was feeling a k e c n pang of sympa. thy that was al- m O S t pain. In this burning pan orama she di- vined no shrink ing, devious thing sinking with the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-10
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-Respon young men. who are able to furnish team ano wagon. to sell on commission to farmers. the best line of household
 necessities. for ths oldest, largest and most responsible company Oi the kind in the world. About Z,0no ealesmen now working, earning on the average over S100 per mcntn net clear of all expenses. Net earnings of best men. over $S0O per month Two million farmers now using these thoroughly adyer- tised goods. Established 1SS5. Capital s2.0o0.o00. Address, The J. R. Watkins Co.,. 113 South Gay street. Baltimore. Nd. R 1b 1T.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-10
SITUATIONS WANTED.

CHAUFFEUR wants position either
 in or out of town. Can do own
 repairs. Good references. Address E. N. T.. care Farmer. R25' IT,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-10

wANTED-Cottage. furnished. a, walnut Beach or Laurel Beach
 from July 18th. Small family
 Vacation. care of Farmer. PS sd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-10
BACHMAN'S EMNIENAGOGUE
 MIXTI1RE

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