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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
(ginseidnbt.)
~,,Sreimamrerei aisH Gbristets'
tkmft."
Cine meme ensliide groidiire Der
Gentralitele eri6ienen.

Die G%briitentbum Seinblihfeit Der
Sreimaurcrei bebanbelt Die neuelte
bon Der GentrdlitelIc bes 8. 8.>8.
Central : Gercins beraussesebene
Broihiire. Die in engliider Sprafc
periaBt lit unb ben Sitel fiibrt:
.Sreemaionrp anb Gbriitiunitp: y
Yroteit BY Come Gmerican CATH
,plies." Die banfenspertbc Iufs
Eaabc. Die Seinbieli9feit Der Sogt
Peegen bns @briitentbum in flarer
popillGrcr 8cile 3u belelidten. bal
Der scnanntc Eerfniier bieier fleiner
leicnsipertbcn Shrift IN geifidteI
8eiie geloit. Sic fliebenb seIdries
bcne. lciht neritdnblide ~Ibbanblune
benefit cine 8eberridung bes Stoffes
unb bietet cine ihlasenbe 8ibers
le9ung Der Observation-Disclosures. Die
in 2osentreiien, ipie niih 5ulpeilen IN
peiteren &rciIen sema6t fperben. UNI
beren 3tped lit, Die Sreimaurerei als
cine ioeale @ereinigung 5ur Scribe
runa pes Mltruismus nnb tpomoglif
audi our S~eitisuns bes @ottcsslaus
bens sesenGber benz Gtbeismns bins
5uiteuen.
@it 8~ebensarten iiber bic .itns
IfGblidfeit", ia .&irhen> uno Gbris
Itentbums > SrcunblidJfeit" Der 2ose
rdumt bieIe 8roidiire sriinolih auf
10 peit bas in elmer Shrift bon iBrer
@rDSe mSslid,. 0abei ersebt lid Der
8eriaiier niht in 2~eoensarten, ions
bern belegt feline Iusfiibrunsen nit
BeipeiIen aus freimdureriifeu Suels
len. rnb ihilbert, nit beren 6ilfe.
cine Sablase, nie lie nidt MIR Die
meiiten &atboliten, ionoeru aud
mand)e 3o9enbriioer ielbit IN Starnei'
Ieten fpirb, bcnn es lit cine Sbatiahe.
pab nidt nun auBenitebenSe. icnbern
bic Sreimamrer 1elbIt. in ben nicberen
Graoeu. iiber Die iuabren 3icle I'M
Yriu5ipieu Der Sreimaurerei NIT abs
iidt gctda!ht tperDen.
SieIer Yroteit eeeen Die Sreimaus
rerei iolite in Der ,peiteiten areiien
Yerbrcitung finoen. gS ipdre Sehr an
ipiinSd,eri, SaB audi Standardization lie
duinebmen uno IN ibren Heibcn pers
breiten ipiirben.
Sic groiGiire 1T bon Scr Central
fteIle 5um YreiIe bon 5 Gents SdS
Sfiid. so Gents Sas SuseIb. S4.00
eas Sunbert an beSieher.
gS iei hermit aud) apf cine asi,c
Sroihiirc, in beutider Spradls
oeriabt. aufn,erfiam acmaht, Die in,
Scrlas bec G~entrdlifeuc eridcini. Sic
behanHclt bic Sonntass > SeilisunG
uno betitelt Ii6: Sic Sonntaasbcilis
sun9 elm Stiid IoSialer 8ciorm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
Gin 2llitbeeriinSer Ses
GentrmtftS

iilb elmer Der menigen nod 9ebenSen
uon Der nlten 0arbe feierte am 20.
Sftober ieineu so. @%ebnrtstas. @S'
III bas Der pcrbiente Yrdlat S6afier-
iu Hatibpr. Shleiien. Or bat ben.
befannteu. am IL, Saniar peroffents
lidten Scntrums : Iufruf fir bic
-erite 8citlstasspabl mitunter5eidnet
nnb biente audi in Den iieb5ieer Sab
ben ais prerBiiher 9auotnsss Nbse<
oroneter. Mebr ais 40 Sabre lit or
audi Yiarrer bon Hotibor 9cipelcn.
Gem grciien @ebirtstagstinpe ipnrz
rcn o alien Sciten Die ber6lihiten,
@llidrpiiulde cntgc9cuacbroft. Sic,
Scntrimo Sortci lpor ba6ei naturgcs,
nloB hcrpprrngcuo mrtrctcn. II,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

bod, ole Inberen an SGbigfeit Der
Siibrerlhaft ipeit iiberrast. limb
5ipar ipelentlid banf ieiner biesIamen.
ipmpatbiihen Yerionlitfeit. Die i'm
crit oa5u ~befdbi9te, fem %auBeroroents
lifes WiIien unb ieinen lngetpobns
liden bipIomatiifen Sharfiinn mo
lleberbIid im Sienite ieiner Yartei
poll unb nit bod)iter 8irfiamteit 5t
perpertbeu. -- Bas man on
Sannibal am meiiten riibmte: oaB er
aus 10 peridiebenartiSen Glementen
Gin jdlagiertiscS Seer maiden tonnte,
Das pirb audi in taftiiter 5iniidt al5
Oas Sauptperbienit @inbtborit'S anz
aeie6en meroen. Iit oieier bunts
Ii6edigen Iannidaft bat Der ptleine
@%inotborlt" ben .groBen gismard"
mad, Sanplia setrieben, ilnO it er Der
parlamcntarilhe 8eihsfan5ler 9eiporz
ben - cine Hebenresieruns. Die Der
Observation-Disclosures Heidstdn5ler niGt
einen Ipmcnt nb5uid)itteln per
mlod,tc, unb Dor Der CT ii6 bunOert
Nal 81 beu9en bate. biz sur eno>
siltigen Nieoerlagc."
Gu Gbrcn bicicr beiSen &dmpeu
iiir ,8abrbeit. Sreibcit mno Ncd,t"
ipll nm auf einitimmi9cn 8eidlnB
Der So. @cnerul : SeriammlunS oes
Central YcrcinS. cine allsemcinc @cs
bcnficicr BON alien bentihen fatbos
liiden Ycrcincn 4merifa's I'M fonls
mcubcn Saniar ~obgebdlfen pcrocu.
INT baS Inbcufcn bicier Strciter fir
Die ehrc @ottcS nno bas Wobl Der
Mcnihbcit 5u ebren nnb Die iebi9c
@cncratiou nui5umimtcrn. i'll Der bon
Sicicn Siibrcrn nnacgebenen Hihs
tunS pciter Su arbeitcn unb nit5us
hclien Die b~rennenben Saaesfrugcn
5u loicn mo mit5uarbeiien. oas
Wotto unicrcs slorreih re9ierenbcn
Sl. @aters. Sapit Sius bes 3cbnten.
Al perrpiriliden: .Iacs 81 erneuern
in Gbriito!"
8ir gcben ms Der Soiinung bin,
SdS olle benz Central Gerein augcs
ihlonenen Iereine bicie annbaes
buia iorbcrn uno cine piiroigc 0cs
pentieier dbbulten iperScn.
Sn StGbtcn. lpoielbit mebrcrc Ters
cine beitcben. fonutc ma oieic Scicr
9cmcimihaftlid peranltalten. oablmd7
miirbc nicie Scmonltration iih ies
benialS sroBarti9cr uuc cinorudss
boiler 9eitalteu unS in erbobtcm
@aBe pa5u beitra9eu. baS Gnbenieu
an bicic .Sdfularmenidcn" nei
Su bclebeu imh uns nllc niSuipor'
nen ibrcm Sciipiel nud,Sufoiacn
icpicl g. in ecn arGitcn ienes Gin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

.Suurd,e@, Gregory nnb Yierrcf 9anb&
biitriften I'M Stdntc SiiosS ofotu; in
Sen Senpers, Yueblpz, Sterlin9>,
6neos. 9antars ,ltup @lcnlpopo
Springs = Ydnbbiitriftcu I'M Stuatc
Colorado; in pcit &alentincs, o.
Nciaz, NORTH Ylntjes, 9roten 8orps
unb Nlinncc 9anbbilfriften i'm Stoatc
Ne6rdsfa; in Den Sdiptoils, Wooos
pdrps mn Guthrie Sanpbiitriften im
Stantc SflahomdS Ar Den Sidinions.
Ninpts, @iaiitonee, Seoils 2otez lino
Sismarf@S iitriften I'M Stnate 9iorbz
Sdfota; in Den 9%bepenncz. @pauiton@,
Guidance, Buffalo, 2dnbcrs unb
Spnala5 : 2dnnbiitriftcn i'm Stdatc
8pomine; in DEN Glaptone. Sort
! GUNNER. Gas 9ruicss, Sncnmcdris.
Rosipcls nno Santn Ses2anbbiitrifs
ten I'M Scrritorilim Nclp Werico; inn
Yboenirs 2anboitrift i'm Serritoriunt
NriSonn; in Der cbcmaIigcn Spofdnea
Snbiancr : GeIerpatipn I'M .Stuote
Washington. IN Den 8urns@. Bale.
60 8ranbs unb She SulaSs 2anbbis
~itriften i'm Staate Oregon. Seinitdt.
ten nufgenommen .boben. hermit bonn
Gage Der @enebmisung pieIeS Mites
bis gum 10. Gpril 1912 ibrer Yflifs
ten bc5iiglib ocs Wobnens uno Der
&ultipieruus auf ibren Seimitdtten
e~ntbunben iinb. Sod ioa bieie 3eit
Der AbipcIenbeit tpdbrcnb s~cnannter
Ieriobe nidt bon Der burd bas &C.
ieb perlangten pouen Seit bcs @obs
mems abeerchnct merbeu.
S%cimitdtter, pcld)e inter oie1en
oft fomnten unb in Der 3eit Stpiiden
10. Iueuit 1911 nnb Is. April 1912
bon ibrem ~Glaim" fortblciben, brauz
den bierfiir nidt Inn grlalbnib SIT
eriuden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
3eeanntmsaePmne fir Hsifn'
ft6tter.

9as General : 2anbamt in @aib.
inatpm, 8. g., bat an bic linn inter.
seorbneten Seamten cine Sefanmt.
madans erlaiicn, IN welher auf bic
yeitimmunsen einer @eriisuns beS
GpnsreKeS ppm 10. Nnanit 1911
autmerfiam semadt mirp, cnrd,
pclde ben Snbabcrn BON Seimifatten
In se,uiNen Sheil.n pes 9anoes &C.
itattet pirb, bis So elmer beitimmten
Seit pun ben %Seimhdtten nbiucienn
80 iciu.
Ser biesbe6ii9lide Sei6lub beS
Snubces Sonareiies lautet i~ol9enbers
maBen: .@S miro hermit bonn Sennt
nnb Observation-Disclosures Der yer.
Stanieu bcihlpiien bnb ollc Scripnen.
Ole in Den Sciumonz Climber Sntcs,
2dpin Gi,ay: Chamberlain -. Scltr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
,9rb farming"

III SuiN SS'hAJ wv w SctShbpo
Sprinas ubsebaltcnen Gongreiies fir
Srodcniarmcrci (Srb iarmina) Seist,
mas inteniipere Sobenfultur beoeutet.
Ser Same lit irreiiibrenb. benn bel
a6iomtem IanDel an 9ooenfeldtigs
feit III abiolut nifts arlS5urid)ten. Gr
lpurpe nm gcipdblt nit 8iidiid,t alri
bic 0ebietc, ipr ma, bon Der fiinlts
lid,en @eipdiierung I6itanb nehmcn
ml6 uno rod, Den, @oben Griten abs
aclpinnen fam. SuS aeihiebt oilrf)
ipr9fdltigc 9enrbeitnng, 10 oa6 Der
Suoen Die gcleaentlihen SsuhtiefcitSs
NieoerihlGae ooer ioldJe ans rnrbaIz
'oercn Suellen. 10 ipdrlid, JIG aud ieir
mGsen. in getiiaenosm WaBe fir Sas
3ad,st6nm Ger 4flunsen Suriidbd[t.
Ser warmer mug arf iein Sdno mebr
TlciH p~eriuenbcn, ais bas hct Irii9es
rem 3aMbbm WctboSen acId,ab. bat
ohcr bafilr and Die @cnugt6uing
iid,crer @rtrdgc. 8irl SauS. oas mlr
iiir @cioeu gccisnet idlicn, ut S,irdl
Srn farming Ihpn Fir @etreiee. Sc!oz
jruft mo Sbitfnltur perlpcnobdr gcs
mndbi iporocn; be- iutcnIiper anltir
iuirb Der Wotcn tets gcniigcnh %ros
BUTTE hcrporbringeu, iel6it ipenn. lpic
|rG'ircnt Suit auT rem Gonlcruas
tionse Sunarcb in aanias Sim ia8tc.
CT III liinfSia Sahrcn S%!peibunoert
Miaioucu Icnid)en 5u crndbren bat.
NJ "a"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
,Sarmers' Snititmtcs."

9tud bcr R 0 II chi 6rift Che
Country Gentleman" ipnrcn nif Der
IN peridicbencu Sbcilcn bcs Sanbes
pcranitaltetcu Sarmcrs' Snititutcs I'M
Sabre 1910 nidt ipcnigcr aIs rutno
5lpeieiubalb Wilionen Sarmer cin9e>
l6rieben. Bic Snititutes pnroen in
$500 YlGBcn in Den Ndcrbnu trets
bcnoen Stddten nbsebalten. Sieie
aurle iulrben bon hurdi6nittlid) $40
Snrmcrn beiudt, unb, Oh tic u;ciitens
Die in Der ndberen llmscbuns pobnenz
Den Sarmer beran5iebcn, fam man
a%nncbmcn, paB nlif pas gan5e 2arb
bered)net, perbdltniBmdBig penige
Snrmer mebrere &urie beiufen.
Semnah bari mani ihliefen, has etrua
Elm Viertel nnierer Sarmer ruGbreub
Ses Sabres &nrien b%eige,uohnt baben.
9ieic 2nrie permitteim bGuiis crit in
aunebmbarrr Weiic has, mas bic
Sunbesrcgiernng nnrdJ bias Nfcrbam=
Requirement, bic SerinhS itatiomen u.
I. ~, ben 5armcrn' supenocu mD&tc.
Sic limb nlip oft oas 8~inoeglieo 5iui=
idcn Der Hesiernns INN benz Sarmer.
Ocn Sarmcrn miro @clcgcnbeit ges
gc6en, manfcs Gprtbcilbaftc 5t
lcrncn ipipobl bon bcn @ortrd9cnocn
olS nild) aus Den SiSfiiiiionen, bcnt
Iuotnnld bon ~grfabrungcn unb Ins
iid)tcn iibcr perificbcne Srdacn Der
Sarmcrci. SdS %cripdbntc Ylatt be-
iiirdtet, baB in cin5clnen Staaten oic
iiir Die Snititutcs gcipdbrten 9cipidis
aunaeil b~eid,nitteu peroen fpnntcn nno
iorbcrt Die ldnblifc 8epolterung auf,
lid ba9c9cn 5u ipcbrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
Soma, Der srOftc Sdweineitaat.


Solpn lit Der grobtc Sfipcincitaat,
;. +. cS gibt bier mcbr Sd)ipeinc dls
in irgcnb cincm Stdntc Der Union.
8ds @roper Glcpelnllo emit bon Soma
eeia9t bat. baB Soma 5rpar Gin gutter
Staat fir Raisbdu unb Sd,tueine<
Sild]t lei. abcr niht fir Semofratcn.
baa trifft and bcutc nod 5li. Had)
cinein Genius : gulctin CAB .cS I'M
porigcn Sabre in Den Ser. Stdaten
5S.000.632 Sdhpeinc I'M Rcrtbc bon
$39S,O02, S7s. Sas iparen picl
ipcuiscr Shfpcine, abcr Tie battcn
cincn piel bobcrcn Wcrtb, ais Bel Der
pprlcstcn 3dhfrng; bonn IN 1900 CAB
cs 62;S6S.041i Shtpcine i'm Snnhc,
Die MIR S231,97S,031 pcrtb lparen.
Scr Surhihnittspertb Der Shlpsine
ipdr in 1900 SO. $50. IN 1910 bascgen
$3.50. Sir Soma ersnb Die Dor
idbrigc 3dblung 7,527.153 Shfpeine
iebcr @ltcrsflaIien AMI 173,603 Sar>
men, nno ibr 8ertb iplrbc auf nahe3u
10 MiQionen Dollars dngcacben.
SainoiS fommt I'M iucitcu gbitanb an
S~ipeitcr Stcac nit SO MiIlionen Doll
lars; bann folacn @inonri nit 80,
Hebrasfa 80, aanias 25, Snbidta
"a, Cbip 10, MinncIota unb @iss
coniin IA, Seras IL, Sflaboma II
nnp Glib afota nit 10 Iiaionen
Dollars. gae iibrisen Staaten baz
ben ipcniser. Obaleif Soipn 10 picle
Sdipcine siiftet, lit oas @robidldds
tcrs ilno Sodelaeiddft bod perbdltz
niBmdBig serins. - .&atb. w."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

Gin alteS Yaar- Serr &. g. Soos
neg bon Ilbio. Sebr.. iGrcibt: .Wieine
Sral mnb i) iinb alt unb nabeSu abs
aemust. mnb eS muB cine iebr quite
IebiSin iein. Die %uniere altcn, idpas
den &orper nod itGrft; dbcr baS III
serabc mas Der IIpenfrduter tbut.
Wir tDmncu ihiperlid obne oeuielben
fertia tperoen. Sr bat inns unenolid,
bel 8utcs Setban." :
&enn I'M bohen Sitter StGrfe Su
lpeiden be9innt. miro Elm milSes. abcr
itdrfeuoes Seilmittel lpie Sorni'
Alpcufrduter cine tbatidhlihe Eoths
iperSiafeit. Seine Npothefers @ebia
ain. Gr ipiro Dem Yubiifum bircft
bon hcu Seritellcru. 81. Tcter Snbrs
ncn 4 Cons 60. 1875 60. @opu,
Tpe.. Chicago. Su.. aclieiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

5elnen itebt, sur Gbre @ottes unb
gum Seile Der Renihbeit.
SIM Iuftrase bes Hrdiibenteu.
5 o bn 8. ii m a n n.
Gorreip. unb Sinun5 : Sefretdr bes
8. &.s&. Central ereins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

untgcicbt lpcrbcn f6nntcn, liese auf
Der SnrD.
Ian. miiiic cnblid anfauseu, ros
tionca gu MULTIPLICATION. Wineniduft
iinS, Eraris miibten Sdnb III 8nnb
ge1cn. Sam lperbe man Dem 8ooen
diif ooppelte Grtrdgc dbringen. llno
bicIes 5n beipertitelligcu, miiiIe Der
a~ngcbenDe GARNER anf lpirflih iads
semdBc 8eiie beranaebiloet tpcrben
uno bnrd lebrreihe, 5fpedbieuli6e
8ortrGse bon Sahmdnnern miiiic Der
9~anbipirtb auf Dem 2%aufenben err
6alten unb IN Sen Stano geiest ipera
ben nit ipirfiidem grfolse gu ipirtbs
id)aftcn.
SeriHiebenes.
Ser Stdat Soma bat Icbten CONF
mer Az IiQionen 8uibels Iepfel
~probusirt. lpopon Die Sdlftc i'm Staate
cpnIumirt. Der Teit aber mad aiiss
pdrts nerihidt miro. Der Surtz
Idnitts sYrcis miro aif 60 Gents per
Sufbcl geihdst.
Sic Sireftoren Der sroben inter
nationnlen giebs IusiteIlnne fiinoigen
an. baS bieielbe IN ben ltnions8icbs
bofcn 3it Gbieago, SI., ami A.. Sc5ems
Der eroffnct unb bis 5rm 9. Sc5embci
oulrern ipiro. Sic Scr. Staaten,
CANADA, Nierito unb europa iinb pcrs
trctcn.
Sens 9rog6 bon glf Ioint, g. 8,
bat bon z Ieres aartoffeln seerntct,
lpcldc inn $105 bradtcn, nnfocm CT
id)on rs Suibels gum eisenen 8es
brall6 5uriidbebalten bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
(Gingeianbt.
2lsaS Seift E~etrers& Seminars 81
$t. fronSiS, mis-.

Seit Dem pori9cn 9eridt iinS fir
Die Or. SalSniauu : SreiitelIe einges
gansen:
Yon Srn. 6. Sueuentrop.
Goipid, &ans. $500. S 1000
Son Srn. Sb. slntonp -. 800
Son einem bofip. Serrn aus
Minneiota ........ 500
Som hodtp. 8. s. Sierrou :. 5000
Son llneenannt 49,. 4.5S
Son eiilem Srenlb $780,. 1000
Spn einem friibercn Sdiiler 5000
Srilbcr cingesansen . 80. 392.1S
Glen 8obltbdtcrn b~er5lid)en Cant!
Anteroem lit bic Anitalt nod elmer
Nu3ahl pun unberen @~oblth1tern
ihren Sanf ihuloig. bic in oieiem
Sabr NIT wabrem Gbelmntb es mehre.
reu mnbemitteltsn Normaliifeu mig
lid MAIDEN, lid anf ben 9ebreritano
npr5nbereiten. Tamen su mennen, ut
ms niht s~eitatfrt; aber has biirfen
mir iasen, baR swei Wohltbdter fidD
erbpten haben, lie eincm Shiler bic
san5cn l~imfpiten anf elm Sabr gu be-
5ablen. Saneben limb in fleinerem
Summen nod $500 e~insesamsen sur
tlnfertiitnng nnbcntittclter Stuoens
ten, barmnter $50 anS Der 2aKe bes
fathuliihen 9chrer- Vercins. an Der
Anftalt wiro ieben Tag sebetet fir bic
Wohltbiter, bak @ptt ibre @iitc per-
selten mSse.
I up 6o;sI Msfior
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

@enn Der Iaeen pcritopft lit /.
llub rnrcim ipirb. lit cs Zinc natiirlidei
Ssolge, DAB unier 8hit nnrein ipirb. i
@enn mir Sr. Iu9uit aonig's Samss
burger Sropfcn 9%ebraud,en, ipcrben !
mir @rlcihterung befommen nno ber
Iaaen nno bas Slut peroen 9es
rciuiot. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

on the cabin swusIu' it over hts head an
bellern' his lungs ont.
But she kept a-comin' ON. ms steady a.
"a locomotive The roar Of her .crews kept
CROWN bigger an bigger. and then We
could hear her bows smash into the seas,
an We knew her people never could hear
MS through AN that racket 1 tell YOU. l
was scared But I didn't say nothin. I
inst stood up AN hollered. She'd like as
nor cut ia in two an never know h.
THAT noise OF her. comm like that. got
80 loud you couldn't hardly hear nothln'
else. an then an of a sudden she come Mp
out of tho fog The Teller at tho wheel
seen her lights an put tho wheel over.
Then thu next second while the Motor
was fauin' away. she was right on top OF
Us.
"lt was Just like ae 70 an Boston was
failin onto us. There was great swell
in front 81 her that she kicked out from
her bows an when that struck us the Old
schooner rolled half OF her deck under
an then KEEP a-goin I thought we was
done FOR. sure BUT We come M agin. an
seen portfolios along up where our tops
ought to be. an then she went 10y an ",
couldn't see nothn nut the water all
white an fiat. an a great big stern sky
hooun off into tnc fog with the nam,
Alnuchaha' printed an aerost 3D.. We Wa,
p!asuey glad ~ see that end OK her. too
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

While Noonan VAS freeing himself OF his
ish. wound itself around his legs. and BE-
fore hs could throw II OF the plungipg
creature had drawn IL tight. lie could only
cling 10 the dory and shout for help
Captain John Noouan. his brother. ar
rived IN time 10 KIN tho swordfsb with
lance and take the exhausted men from
the water The line had held tho Young
mans legs so tightly that they werc with
ont feeling Tor two hours and he was un-
able 10 walk until the next day. Tie mon
ster they had captured weighed 40 pounds
and measured eighteen feet from sword to
tail
Swordhshng IA a game ot mingled chance
and skill AZ It's best II is form OF gam
bling. Schooners will stay AT sea for five
weeks. tin all their ice Is melted, aud come
iu with two small Ash. worth 80 or So.
The Dorcas sold her catch OF seventy rye
rsh FOR enough 10 pay each man s275. and
this was the result OF a two weeks trip
from dock 10 dock"
/ AS a rule the owners guarantee IN. ~,
penses Of tho trip and take a fixed Der.
ceutage Of the proceeds. and the rest Is
diyiGed share and share alike for ,h.,
mon. with a somewhat larger share for
the captain Usually Tho captain Is owner
as we'll OF at least a par, interes, In tina
!Ne4se- J. BoARDAIAN, JR.
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a stout spear ~ seven feet or So A stroke
at the base Of the backhn goes through 20
the heart and kills
All this time the schooner has been
cruising after more swordGsh. As soon as
one is sighted the whole process is re-
pcatcd. The man in the pulpit. who has
been riding az his ease with his harpoon
across his lap, has attached a new dart.
passed tho line from 10 back 10 the cook
and made ready 10 strike again The cook
produces another bucket of line. second
dory IS got overheard. and again the look
ont shouts his steering orders. ana again
the long harpoon leaps down upon its prey.
10 is a masters trick. this of striking a
swordfsh from a Keeling bowsprit. The
men who practise DO become wonderfully
expert Usually they stab without letting
20 their hold on the long harpoon Some
times. however when the fish is giving a
long chase and seems on the point Of get
ting free altogether, the hdrpoon s thrown
from the hand. and recovered by n line,
which is fastened 90 the shaft for the Dur-
pose. TO hit a hurryug target no larger
than a mans body through the moving
water. however. is too much OF a feat 10
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over hand. and drops it swiftly .u q loose
coil Then he drops the work and stand
ing with both feet on the thwsrt Of the
dorv. clings to the sides with his hands
An instant later WritniHg dark bulk
shoots ont Of the sea boats myth away
from him. and the long, thin sword quivcrs
In the air 80 wonder the man Jumped for
the thwart.
When % ewO~dfsh charges for The sur
face il is pure luck whether he strikes the
dorv that is pursuing him orr not II ne
does ne drives bis weapon through it for
the greater part of its length II the man
happens 10 Dee standing al The point whore
the sword comes through he is hurt. not
"a few men have lost their legs in this same
way. The wound IS d poisoned one.
Hardly a season goes 10y ON the Georges
without an accident OF this kind. 10 Is Ger
tain that there is not one Of the srhooners
of the sworddsh fleet that has not one or
two of its dories patched in the bottom-a
two-inch bottom Of solid wood-with "a
8x2-inch scrap, where swordhsh has
stabbed it. I'm the drydock ~ Gloucester
last summer the carpenters cut out part of
a sword" which had been driven through
five inches of solid oak in the bottom or
the schooner herself.
Whenever the struggling sworlfsh at
tempts a rush Dee must be given his head
to keep him from tearing ont the dart. IF
rr. iron has not wounded him badly. the
only way TO capture him is 10 wear him
ont and draw him gradually close 10 the
dorv Then stroke with the lance IS his
death blow. The lance is "a much less i'm
.IH
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CLOSE SLAVES GALORE.

Oftener there is a saving last instant In
which something can be done 10 avert .
collision. but narrow escapes are unnurn-
bered. Hardly a schooner OF the TIRES
dozen or more which ply IN the sword
fishing trade gets through a season without
close shave ~ some kind.
But 10 tell the story OF the fishery a. IL
should be told would take another "Odys-
sey" or another Kipling at the least Its
adventures are food for dozen novei'sts.
! The fghl = the Dorcas's men thu other
day when one Of It's dories was sworded is
exactly such an ARRAY as a hundred Of the
old sworddshermen have taken part IN IN
their time.
The Dorcas had struck a monster fish.
and as the skipper had seen its great size
he sent TWO men, George Noonan ana
Thomas O'Rourke, 70 play n. Instead or
rising after its first downward plunge the
great fish set off az a terrific pace SWIM
ming near the bottom Of the sea and tow
ing the floating cask SO fast that the men
IN the dory could not overtake II for near
ly a mile.
Then the fish rose slowly and the men
hauled I'm the line. coiling It foot oy loot
until they had drawn in all but about Ten
fathoms. Suddenly there came rush. me
line leaped over the side. whirring ana
sizzling. eating a notch in the battered
rrnwale Only A fathom or two remained
when the rush was checked.
ns tho two mon hauled the line IN again
,rev found 10 slack There was no tug NJ
f. That could mean only one thing
suordfsr was making straight upward.
They were still hauling at the line when
the fish struck their dory.
There was q ripping rerding crash. They
saw a long. laucelike beaN shoot up be-
side them splntering the side Of their
beat. r. rolled over. and they were strug-
Cling in a wild confusion " ocean. twist
ing rope and writing. battering. fighting
fish
Noonan. the younger or the two. had
chung 10 the lance. and he tried 70 hold bv
the overturned dorv and strike the creat-
ure But his HEAVY boots and oskns
dragged him down into the water. and the
dsh had soon thrashed Itself free OF the
broken dorv and began swimming IN u
splashing circle about them.
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be attempted except As last resort. but
an Old hand can strike his fish in this way
six times in ten. at that.
So the chase goes on. II no FISH is I'M
mediately in sight the schooner puts BACK
10 pick up the dOry and the fish II mas
been struggling with. II the fight ~ over
and the lance has given the final blow, the
swordhsh is floating on his back. WIN
strap around his tail and a line leading 10
the dory From aloft somewhere on the
schooner a tackle comes down and Is made
fast to the strap. and tho swordhsh comes
aboard. tail foremost. beak hanging down.
the limp and pitiable ruin OF a game
fighter
If there is any prospect Of killing more
fish that day. the carcass Is added 10 the
indescribahle confusion and clutter on
deck. and the men get aloft again TO keep
the lookout. Later, when II has grown 100
dark 10 see a fin at half mile OF distance
and when supper is over, all hands turn 10
stow away the days catch. The fish