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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16

many who q not hire attorneys OF
command . hearing in and Of them
selves.
A newspaper need not have any
other anirnus than a desire to see Jus
tice done. There Is no personal animus
necessary in such cases. SO Tar as
this paper il concerned it has no Ill
will for any one, not for a single po-
!iceman on the force. It wishes them
all we'll and it is ready to assist them
to do well and to deal justly with all
men. The idea that a newspaper must
have 1t in for. this or that mar Is
ridiculous. This newspaper has 1T In
for no man." nor for any set OF men.
1t does not consider personal feelings
at all in such matters, it wouldn't stoop
to such considerations. We would
rather protect than expose, defend than
d%enounce.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16
MOVE ON"

lbul loI I hCSSJ
1t has long been the custom to make
suspects. Migrants. paupere, sick peo-
pie and all who threaten to become de-
pendent upon the community move
on" If some of these undesirables
strike a town, some Of the officers &c:
busy and the unwelcome guests get a
little money and transportation to
some other town and are hidden to
move on" The custom IL universal.
Burlington does it, and she rather con
graduates herself upon the fact, that II
is a practical and economical way OF
doing business, always except when
some neighboring community unloads
a smallpox patient upon Burlington,
Then we grow indignant, II we have
to take are Of that patient and can
not compel him to move on Per-
haps there was a time when nothing
better could be done. But perhaps II
might be in order to suggest that after
all, this is not the best method OF
handling the trouble. and 1t Is not ever
the cheapest. For it costs much money
just to keep the undesirables moving
on" There ought to be colonies OF
farms or institutions, where these I'M
! fortunates could be sent, and where
they would get proper care II unable &c
| work and where they could work and
earn a little something to tide then
! over, if they are able. The move on
idea Is wrong. And the system would
not be ~countenanced, II 1t had not
grown to be a habit with communities
There are so many organizations thai
concern themselves with the better.
ment Of the ace and with the uplift
and with the fight upon all sorts Of
evils that threaten society. that IL II
safe to assume that the move n viii
be moved upon n done away with II
time. It Is even possible that we may
get regular tramp colonies. where {
fair percentage of the wanderers maj
be made. over into steady workers. II
does not pay, this move on rule, ane
there are a number Of other good rea'
sons against it, even better reasons
But in this ultra practical age, the mrs.
will suffice to damn the "move on"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16
A Rebuke to False Pride.

The late John s. Huyler." said Q
New York confectioner, was, for all
his millions and all his philanthropy. q
man Of shrinking modesty. Though
he came Of an excellent family, Mr..
Huyler laughed at those persons who.
in a democracy like ours. boasted OF
their ancient lineage.
"A banker once declared In MI.
Huyler's presence that he was de-
scended from the Princess Of Powys-
Wales. seventh century. you know.
ISIS that so?' drawled Mr.. Huyler.
Yet I heard a man tell you brother
the other day that he could trace his
family back to the days Of armor and
shirts of chain mall, and your brother
said in answer:
my wife made me stop my trac-
ing when I got pack to shirtsleeves and
overalls.'"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16

a T.-R. want ad will talk quite as con-
vincingly to the same number of people
for a $40 bill. n the T.-R. want ad
will bring the results.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16
A Mail CARRIERS Load

Seems heavier when he has a weak
back and kidney trouble. Fred Dueh-
rem. mail carrier at Atchison. Kan,
saws: st have been bothered with kid.
ney and bladder trouble and had a 20
we're pair across my back. Wheneve,
I carried a heavy load Of mail, my kid
ney trouble increased. Some time ago.
I started taking Foley Kidney Pills and
since taking them I have gotten en-
tirelv rid Of all my kidney trouble and
an, as sound now as ever" Mcbride &
Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16
DRUNKENNESS AND DIVORCE.

dubuque Tsissrapa-fEs-a!a!
As a matter Of fact nor d~runkards
have been reclaimed by the devotion OF
wives than by any other agency. Take
out OF the drunkard's life the influence
or woman-oi vie oT m0sac--.nn
children. and he is gone usually be-
You'd redemption. But why should q
wife be expected to retain the name
of a man fallen, who has heaped hI~
initiation and sorrow upon her and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

THE tip is usually rendered for a
service whose burden should be main
tanned by a business man whose busi-
ness Is to please his patrons" insists
the Sioux City Journal. THE cost Of
the service should be included in the
bill. and the remuneration of the SER
want looked after by the business man.
That is the American way of doing
business, and it should be satisfactory
TO every one concerned"
The man with his corn in the cribs
can bake his kin before the fire
and let the other fellow think Of the
weather." says the Iowa City Repub-
lican.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette says, The
president had better 20 down with his
colors flying than to make even the
least show of surrender before a bat
tie
If those who are mentioning Pro-
fessor Holden for governor are simply
testing seed, the proposition is all
right says the Waterloo Times-Tri-
bune.
If every town and every corpora
ton and every business man and
every individual were to spruce up
7 max all sorts OF needed improve
nlentS, there would not be half enough
labor TO do the work" asserts the
Burlington Hawkeye. But when same
big concern gives II out that lines
are not good. and that it becomes nee
essary to economic and to stop max
ing improvements, many smaller fall
into line. There need never be bad
times in a big ountry like ours, that
is growing rapidly, if the people did
not will it."
AT the national convention La
Toilette will be a large factor, whether
he has a majority OF the delegates
under a presidential primary system,
or a minority under the caucus and
convention plan by which the Taft
supporters hope 70 put the present in
cumbent again upon the back of the
party" predicts the Sioux City Tri-
bune.
Secretary Wilson's plan Of pension
ing government employees in the civil
service has little merit in Jul eyes"
says the Mason City Times. Why
not pay the employees enough SO that
they may. if frugal, save something
for their old age? Then if they do
not. they are not deserving Of pen
sions."
Col. Palmer, railroad commissioner,
is suggested By the stan6pat press as
a candidate for governor" the State
Line Democrat adds, is a pleasant
gentleman and the progressives who
supported Carroll for governor last
year could not consistently balk at the
doughty colonel"
Just at present 1t is a good deal
more important to the Iowa farmer to
get his corn in than ia debate the
question of who is TO be the next pres
ident," says the Eldora Ledger.
The man who admits he will be
beaten in reality confesses that he
ought to be beaten" says the Des
Moines Tribune. The man who. knows
he ought to win neve harbors doubts.
much less expresses them"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16
The Strawpile

vetches. lupines. etc. These plant4
thru the agency Of bacteria Which
make their homes IN their roots, have
the power Of. making the nitrogen Of
the air available in q single to
the extent that It is depleted in two t.
five years with cereal crops. The grow.
ing Of legumes Is the flrst step in crop
rotation.
Phosphorus must be bought on thu
market sooner or later and applied to
the land. This may be in the form Of,
ground bone. ground phosphate rock.
acidulent phosphate or some kind Of
manufactured fertilizer. Professor
Hopkins, in his Soil Fertility and Per-
manent Agriculture" says, ito insure
the maintenance Of h phosphorua
contents Of the soil where large crops
are produced, about twenty pounds OF
phosphorus per acre for each year ~
the rotation should be applied In grain
farming and about ten pounds per acre
in livestock farming aside from that
returned in the manure). To enrich the
soil in phosphorus heavier applica-
lions should be made for a time"
The Cow House Floor.
Perhaps the most important point in
connection Will IeL1OuclAu8 b OdIA AOE
the COWS is the. floor. From the stand
point Of sanitation. the floor is more
than half Of the barn. A good floor
combines the several features Of Inn
-perviousness to liquids. durability Of
material and reasonableness of cost.
The one material which combines these
requirements to the best advantage II
cement. It is very little nor expen.
sive on first cost, but will outlast wood
so will be a great deal cheaper in the
end. Wood floors readily absorb all
manures and filth. quickly decay and
lack durability. They never a be
made sanitary 50 are little better than
dirt OF gravel.
In remodeling the barn, It may DO
necessary to fill in with dirt 30 Al to
bring the floor UP to where 1t be-
longs. A good way to pack the dirt
is to level 1t of then turn In q num-
Der Of stock over night. II . few
inches of cinders or gravel are put on
top of the dirt before h cement -
put down it will keep the cement
dry and therefore much warmer. II
Is quite essential that he drains for
the gutter be laid before the cement
is placed for when once down It IL
there to stay.
However, cement In a dairy barn
has a few bad features. 1t is both
cold in the stall where the animal
lies down n slippery n the alley
when wet. A good way to keep b
stall warm is to cover the cement in
the stall with a few boards. These
may be made 80 they can be removed
when the stall Is cleaned. To pre-
vent slipping. leave the surface Of
the cement In the alleys rough then
cover with sawdust or fine bedding.
A great many old barns have been
made over into very comfortable
quarters for dairy cows by adding q
few windows to let in the light, pro-
viding for ventilation and replacing
the old wood fioor with cement The
expense need not be great n every
COW owner will be amply repaid In
comfort to his animals and onven
Hence TO himself. 1922
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16

plato's Philosophy.
Self conquest 10 the greatest Of ~
victories.-Pl1to.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16

The Cedar Rapids Gazette says, The
president had better go down with his
colors flying than to make even the
least show Of surrender before a bat
tie"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16

The mar with his corn in the cribs
can bake his skins before the fire
and let the other fellow think of the
weather." says the Iowa City Repub-
lican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16

If those who are mentioning Pro-
fessor Holden for governor are simply
testing seed, the proposition is all
right say the Waterloo Times-Tri-
bune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16

The man who admits he will be
beaten in reality confesses that he
ought to be beaten" says the Des
Moines Tribune. The man who knows
he ought to win harbors doubts,
much less expresses them"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16

Just at present it is a good dea
more important to the Iowa farmer tt
get his corn in thar ia debate the
question of who is to be the mex pres
ident,' says the Eldora Ledger.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16

Col. Palmer, railroad commissioner,
is suggested By the standpat press as
a candidate for governor" the state
Line Democrat adds, is a pleasant
gentleman and the progressives who
supported Carroll for governor last
year could not consistently balk at the
doughty colonel"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16

But the barbarity of that attack on
Tripoli is an affair of the outposts COM
pared to the Slaughter due Nov. 90.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-16

President Taft talked to 5000. o0t
people on his long and expensive trip
we allow $25, 900 a veal for presiden-
tial travelling and talking expenses: but
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

ben 9S5,000 Srdnfen ausgetbeilt.
Spie0eiter. 0tuiifbireftor. Sduptfdiz
iierer mnb Die SariteGer Der Saupts
roIlen - GbriituS, YiIatus, 8uipbas,
Serobes. - ionic Der Yrplogiprefer
erbielten je 1926 ST.. Die iibriaen
Sarite0er ie mad Der Hone Sonorarc
big btnab an $50 Sir. (Iolf) Die fleis
men ainber ic 371a Sr. Serner ipirs
ben 1925 Sr. an gebiirftise ners
tbeilt. $4,000 Sr. iinb fir semenis
nilsigc 3mefc beitimmt.
+ = =
Had Dem Sindn5 > gusfpeis hes
3olldmts iteIten lid sic Smporte nnh
@rporte bon @olb. Silbcr ttnb Maiifs
n,%anngiitern int Sisfaliabr 1910 wic
fol9t: @olbs INN Silbers Smpprte I'M.
Sabre 1910 $29,S43.759 aegen $17,e
S97.S73 i'm Sabre 1909; @oIbs lno
Silbers @rporte int Sabre 1910 SSE,&
723,339 geaen $136,433,2S0 i'm
Sabre 1909; Grporte bon frenlbem
8olS unb Silber $685. 19 geeen
$3,773.162 i'm Sabre 1909.
&alfmannssiiter I'M Sabre 1910
$912.650,311 segen $s91,527,704
i'm Sabre 1909; grporte bon inldne
biid)en Baaren $6S3,957.9 81, cine
3unabnte bon sos. 100000 eeaelt
1909; Grporte bon ausfdnoif9en
8aaren $1S,S64,S8t int Sabre
1910 gesen $12,579.1s1 I'M Sabre
1909. .
Sic @eiammt : ginnabmen an
3%oagebiibren peiieu einen Miidsamg
bon 100000 gegen has Sabr
1909 auf. sic be5ifferten ii1 aiif
$21S,124,254.03 geeen $223,S72.s
1929 I'M Sabre 1909. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
2lus tseicbslanS anssewieien

Ginc Tndridt ans SiraBbur9
melbct, baB brci 9riipcr BE Sem
@iitgliebcr Der Sirmn De @cnpel
& Co.. Gi9entbiimer cites Der srGBtcu
@iicnberglperte in ScutiHlanb. ole
10000 @rbeiter beifdftieen. auf ans
oronung Der beuti6cn geboroen ans
Dem 8ebiete bon Gliabs Sotbringen
aus9eipieicn iuoroen iinb.
Sic @riinbe Der Nusnciiung iinb
nibt befannt 9e9ebeu. bod ninmt
man ait, DAB bas Ior9ebcn Der Be-
BORDEN nli Die aneeblid beutidps ieinbs
Lido A9itatiou Der @riiber De 8enoel,
Die elmer alten anseicbcncn frnp5Ds
iiiden Samilie angeb0reu, 5uriid5u>
fiibrcn lit. Gin pierter 9ruber be
8enbel 1T Wit9lieb oes 8eidstags
UNI bes Staatsrnibs bon GliaBs
9otbrinaen.
Ser Mcihatass : Ibgcorpuete gbas.
De 8enbsl lit SaSteubeiiser nnb Sns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
Rein ~Nnaerifanerkab

Die e%in9etroffenen iapanif4en 8eie
tlrn9en beiprefeu cinsebenb bic Dez
peiden beaiisli6 Der llnaulGnelihfeit
Der 9efeiti9ungen Der pacifiiden 8iilte
Der Wereinisteu Staaten nnb pertbeis
bieen bic Sapuner eegen bic Verbdhti>
gung, bnB iie' ben Der. Staaten I'M
freunblin geionuen ieisn. 9ie 8eis
lungs Mgentur Gibun Siuibin in
Sofio iaet bel Der @rorter1ina Der be-
treffenben grtifel: .gs lit ieltiam,
aber ipdbr. oaS bon Dem Gmerifanerz
bab, tpeIGer in Sapan berri6en ioa,
in Sapan ielbit nid,ts befannt lit. Gem
@rslanoe bari neriihert tperben. bab
lid Sapan peber 9esenpdrtig in
&fesitimmlng b%eiinoet, nod lid
IN 3rfunft eiller iold,en binseben miro.
unb 5lpar ans Dem 9rilnoe, iueil inter
Den. Sapancrn tros Der 5lrnebmenoen
8epplferiing rnb anberer HiidIidtel1
MIR cine Gimme bariiber berriht, baf
iidJ elm &f init cinem 9anoe ntdt
besablt MAIDEN wiirhe, tueldDeS Sapait
in jeber Sesiebuns iiberlesen it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
Sic ,,rinnF!

Gin Stubent beiteut ii1 bel ieiner
betagten 9iibenpirtbiu elm 8ab. Ils
er nod Sanic fommt. lit bos gao
'niht bsreiiet uub Die @irt6in abb
ipeIenS. Sufiir bat Die glte eiueu
.Settel biuterlaHen, bes Snbalts:
SEER Softor, Sic ginb, Sic fomnen
nift patent" @ruocr Stubio ger
6riht lid ben &ppf. ipieIo feline .altc
Huocl" ploslid 5u ciuem 70 grobliden
S6rcibeu fommt, bis ibm einfd0t. baB
lid bns v9Rinb" niobt auf i'm, ionberu
nit elmer fleinen ortboerapbiihcn
Ienberuug muf Die 9aoeipannc
hr2icht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

geniellr in $ a 9 n. Sotbrinsen.
@eboren I'M Sabre 1871 uuf S6iob
S'Srfraiiere. itroirte er in Saris unb
belt iid mebrere Sabre 81 Stuoienz
Srpe6cn in @merifa niif. Seit 1892
ipo6nt er in Sapingcn als 2eiter Der
Dorti9cn Siittenlperfc ~2es petits Sils
Sc Spis, &c @enpcl & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17
-"S"S
1,is snam Oiebe betraet.

.Iber. &err 5uber, parum lud,elt
Sic benn gar io2" .Nb. eas
is ifpn 5um Sdicben ber9erift
Ia. bo! &dt mir grno giler mel
aolbnc llbr mitinmmt Der eolhneit
actt'n s~eitoblen!" limb oa iad,cn
sic oa5u?" - .Sreili - bu, ba hn.
- bd mlb / laden, nenn | bran BENT
lpie Sic Den &erl ransfeuern iprretn
aus'm W%erinbbaus! 2ie llbr nc
aett'. bn. bu, Ia, - 5ebn gtdrtl
babcn + toitl"
Su Der Iiipsairifaniid3en Nusitcls
lung in 2uubpn iinb ails eiilent @lnSs
fniten @plbhnrren I'M @ertb bon IL
800 9itr. ~gcitpblen prrbcn. 8drnm
lit man olld1 10 unDpriitti9l &em
III elmer AusiteQuns @eine in 6lnld,en
niis9eitelit pcrben. 10 entbalten oieie
Slaihen niht Wein. ionncrh getdrbz
tes 8aiier. Gbcnio iolte es NIT benz
feitcn @olec gcnuft mcroen. Die
Barren fonnten, on lie bod Ntemano
bcrnusnebmeu unb AMI Die Waa9e
leaen BARI. ie6r ipobl ans pergoloetem
9ledb beitcben. 8ie nett ipitreen oann
Die Sicbe bineiuiailen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

GS ifeint init ais Oh Der
SdJmerS uniere WllSfeln curd)idniss
ten penn ipir on Hiidenifmerses
leiben. ct. Snfpbs Del it1rft ioiort
unb furirt Den S6mer5. so lit iiEcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

aeben." -
8uhmboI fieG auf bem Selbc Der
@bre, IN Der Sblndt bon Gambben,
Der beut6 General Sphnrn
bon 81 b. tpelfer am 20. sunni
1921, in Siittenoorf bel @rlaneen
eeboren mar uro i'm fran5oiiifen
Silfsbeer ben Stang zines General
majors %eiunabrn. &eld)er amertfas
niI6e 8iiraer nennt ntft nit Stpl5
ben gtameu bes oSeIbeu BON
Srisfanp", bes tapferen oeuts
i6en Generals Ni@oIas 5erfz
beimer. Sieiem Nahtommcn Der
RfGl5er ma CO pcrsOnnt. ons II ~
re6t 3u rG6en. bas @ugIanb
an Ieinen 8ornbren periibt
hattie. 4n Der Spite bon 800 Wfann
beutIfer @niiebler bradte er Der
opppelten llebermaht bon @%ngidHbern
urb Snbianern cine Nieoerlagc bel,
Die fir bic lleber9abe Surgognes bel
Sarntosa, ia fiir Den 9an3en Srets
beitsfumpf, entiheibenb iuurhc.
Die idDnite Nnerfenmug bes Stegers
bon Sristanp lie9t in folgen6en
@orten 8 abin9tpn 8: Ser
Selo Oes Wobalpfs Sbales pnr Der
Critic, Der in bos fort9ciebte llnbeiI
bes n0rbli6en Selb3ug5 ben lint
i6pung gum Sie9e 6radte. Or
btente ieinem 2anSe als reiuer 2icbe,
nidt nit benz @unihe nn6 einen
bD6ercn militGriifeu Commando, qes
fffpei9c bern I'M %pctunidrer Sprtbellc
milcn."
Spridt man bon ben grpBeI
RGnnern hes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Damn miro man geWiB nidt Die Ataincn
Der beiben Bent den 0eloen Der
8riioer % ii + lcn6er9 uner>
ipGbnt laiicn. @cioe, Der q enernl l.
maj or Setter 20 ii blcnberg
uno Der Sprcder oes erlren lno he5
britteu Gor9reiies, Srtebri6 Nu9nlt
W%iiblenber9. Daren II III c
Sreunbe R oihiu9tur' 8. -
Sier m06te i6 and bon ciuigen
tapferen bcuti6en Sruucn
lGnD I a 3 Of II iencr glorreiden 3ett
reben, bon Marie SETS, pocr ME
Die Solbnten tie ununten yMolie
8ither" unb bon Den beiben, ahts
se6niG6ri9en belltiden WGbfen
Gmtlic @eigcr unb @liinbetb Game.
Ntarie Seis mar Die Satin zines
in Der armee 8aibin9ton's fdmpfen>
Den &uuonicrs. Sn tic ibren Innn
ni6t perlaIieu pollte, 500 lie NIT III
ben arieg uno pilc9te Die %erlplm@
oeten uuo Die arnnfen. Sm heiti0iten
8u9clrc9cn iab man lie, itets clnen
arue nit 8uiier tra9erb, bcrums
ae6en I'M 6en 9urit Der &rieger 5u
itiaen. llebcrau mar lie germ gcIcben
unb Die Splpnten gn6en tbr, hires
&rllacS ipegeu, BEN ShcrSnamc1t
yWtoQic Yittber". Eu Der S6ln6t
BON Wtuumoutb bchedtc tic lid nit
unItcrblihcu 8ubm. Sic meiitcn
m%icrituniihcu @cidIiIec bnttcu ibr
Seucr ctu9cItclt, bu bn3 SchicnunN@s
pcrIpnn( init iGnmrtlid ocrluurbct
mar. Sic GnQldnbcr, mcldc lid 5lnt
cntideiNenhcn %uritoB riiitctcn, Blnu6s
ten hires Sic0c5 idon iid,cr 3t lcilt.
9d fam n0ipllic Yitd)cr" 3u Der
gottcrie ibrce Wtnuuea Den lie per<
plInbet bel Den 0riGiitcu lic9cu in6.
Sic @ciu6r ]erfcnnenn, cr8riff lie
cincn GununcnlpiiGcr INN bcoicutc
IelbIt bn5 @cidiit. Gin bpuucrubcI
,Spd fiir M}ollic Hitd)cr!" erIdoG
bon oacu Seiicu mn, mic nuf8ce
idredt buro1 3nu6cr, griiien Die ers
iG6pitcn Nmcrituuer iptcber 8u Den
@uffcn. Gin Scucrrc0en empfila
Den berouitiirmcnNen SetnO nnn mic
bolb baruuf Der @cncrnl BON Steu6en
uutnm unb BIC ifon iliebeuOen mrcris
faaii6cu Hegimcntcr luicncr orenete
urb Slm Nngriif filbttc, lpnr bic
Sdtadt cutidicbeu unh iic9reidJ lpcbtc
mH benz Snln6ticlbc bon @tunnoutb
fis GI,,k,,,ar n ~, /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-01-17

(Sortietun9 bon her s. Seits.)
fpeiBe Sla9ge olf bcu 8dnen Ncr bot
ben @n9ldnber1t beletten Setting
gorftctpn aufgcbiBt. Su fistc cs fih
6aR Der Sberfcblshnter bcs leBtcr
grpFen ensItihen Scores int Sret'
beitsfriege feline Sapttulatiun etucn
o eutidcn e%iubinnigte. 2 IL
ben'S Sruppen 5ngcn mid an 10
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Scit1ng ein unb harnuf fol9tc bai
Seuti d. 8e9iment 3pcibri il:
den bes fran50Iihcn @tlfsbeers
Dte Iebr @epr9c 8aibtu9tpn Del
General Steuben I6dstc, 9cbt ali,
fetnem nn6fpI9enben S6reiben bon
%. 9e5ember 1888 berpor:
.Sbipobl i6 6Grtfis, 6ifentz
Iid ipipobl mie pribatim, Die
8elcgcubeit cr9riffen babe,
Sbren groben gifer, Sbre
Siugabe uub Sbre Sdhi9s
teiten bel Der g%rfiilung Sbrer
bienftli6en 8fIidt an5uerteuz
IlSr, ~ lluuIt lH ppuJ pt'ei'
lesten @u9enblid metncr antt>
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niisen, I'M 36nen NIT beionz
berem Tadbrud 81 erfldrer,
bab i'd Sbrc Siibrrn9 hrrts
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IaiIen, ME Icbr i1 Die Ser
pflihtitng enpiiube, Die DoS
2auh fiir Sbrc 9etreuen uno
berbierItoollen g eiitun9en
Sbren ee9euilber bat. 9ieies
lit Der leBte Brief, ben id) 1todb
i'm 9tenite meines Batter
lnnhes ihreibc. Bic Shiune
meire8 8iidtrittS lit nif 5pDlf
rlbr feit9cieBt; nIs cinTdder
8iireer ipcrbc i6 3nm llfer
bes Sotoutac 8ltrildtcbren,
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gie 81 begriiBeu unb mcincr
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8 iirbiaun9 al1sorud 81
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brit grut(brn 1T btn Der. Staaten.
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