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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

(OpIl'eSuH9 D pcr o. Setle.
lc8en, mic On iie poriinbcit. 9ies
"@entral : @ldtt & Social Suffice"
nnb ienbe alld) aug bieiem pailenbc
Irtttel an SoIfc, Die tie belebren
tDnnen. llno ipenn in Seinem
&erciue 9enii9enb arbeitsebcr unb
arbeiter iinb. Damn itele eirs
NAL Die Srase, Oh nidt sic ltnr
"a cine Seipreetung Der Irbeitcrs
tra9e, Der Sobnirage, Der llniouz
frage, Der Hotblpenpistcit bon Irbeiz
tcriettionen in gurem @ereine se>
batter rperbcn ioa. gs lit feline Sc
fabr norbanheil, baB On balb ctpns
erreid1t, ober lpenn Ou MIR elm paar
Seute gum &ahbenten ltnb gum Stus
nium Der @erbdltuiIie ipte iic iinb,
unsere9t bait, bann lit bas ihpu
perthpca. gieneidt peritebt man
ms ipGter, nenm Die &irden be-
~ltelert, Die Sabrifen bremen, lulb Die
Irbeiterfragc nit 8ombcn unb
Spnamit eeloit miro. @ir fDnnen
Damn ia9en: unierc SfnlS lit cs nidt.
HnterOeien, lieber Irbeiter, iuhe
Su nit Dem 9obne, Den Oh erbdltlr.
gu pirtbi6aften unb beionbers nersib
Die Sfltht bes Sparcns
ni6t. Grit Spariinn bermag man
iton Raudes ielbit bel serin9em
2obne. Gorge. bab Su nidt in Die
&laiie Der un5uriebeneu ars
better Scrdtbit, aber balte Die Iugen
pffen: Spare, bcufe nod, itubiere unb
asitirc fir Die rihtiee, driitIihc
Soiun9 Der Irbeiterfrase, mic Tie Der
Central Serein befiirtportet. aaufe
Die 2%iterntur Der gentralftelc nnb
perbreite Tie fleiBis. Sie Solsen ilns
ierer &gitanion iiub belite ihon ii6tz
bar. gs fpirb nod better fomlmen.
gtur Den Rutb nift perliereu.
8inbtborit bat eeiaet: .Sbne Ggiz
tation lit i'm offentliden 9ebeu Nifts
gu erreiden." &sitiren mir rubis
peiter, Die golfsauftldrune fanu nidt
feblen, ms 5eitlifen u1b 5umal
epigen 9obn 5u iihern. limb Oas lit
Der sroBte 2ihtitrabl in nnisren Be-
miibuneen Inn ben tpiftigen nno
i6oniteu Sobn. Sm eipisen 2obn lit
Die Iaes befriebieenoe 2oiung Der
"SDbn" Srage, tpie Der gan5en Irbei>
terfrage cntbnlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
@dtet auf bic &inber!

IGid6rli6 in Der Sommcrs5eit iinb
bic &inber Der Stabt uuD ibrer llms
se6ung beionberen @efabreu aus9es
iest. USE Die @rfabrung lebrt, brin9t
oieie 3eit Die m~eiiten @erbreden 9e>
piiier Irt. 4llb Die 9ubuquer Gro
nit beitGtigt bas, unb neue 8orfommz
niiie lebren es INNER ipieber unb
mabnen bringenb our @orii6t. ellie
@ltcrn io0ten ibrcn 9inberu Die aui
bic Strnbe unb ms Sreie 9eben imz
mer tpieber einifdrfen iih niemals
init fremben Weni6en eiusulaTen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

(Sortiesun9 bon Der 1. Seite.)
Lamb, Spanien unb 8hblanb. unb
fiinf ltriaden, ipesbalb es bas &C.
ponnene nidt bebaIten fonnte: Srants
reid, Snslanb, Spanien, 8uBlanb unb
= unb - Die llniteb States." -
Scr @is d. t, tpertber 5err ii.
S'Sa9an. liner Sruderteuiel tonnt's
belicr MAIDEN! - Die Heo.)
~
Sie Barrier ga petite re-
publiqne" meiut, lie bofie, &ailer
@ilbelm iperbe Die giniidt baben. baB
Scutiblanb i'm Sale zines 8eltbranS
bes 9an5 europa 9egeu it'd baben
tpilroe, lnb oaB er bem9emdb ieinen
Wtiniitern @eriObnli6teit anbefeblcn
lpirb.
Sie aSIIinpis Staatss
5citun9" ingt: v8cnu Seutids
lamb es nuf einen ariee nit SranfreidJ
uuo enslanb anfommen ldBt, 10 fam
Sebermann 9etroit 800 se9cn einen
bur6lo6erteu canabiiden Dime"
ipetten. bnb bas Neibsbeer unb Die
8eihsflotte bis auf ben leBteu Soiens
tnopf f%rie8sbereit uno i6Ia9fertia
iinb."
Sic 81 IN Yort Shines" lett
artifelt bon eiuem international
Solbsllp" nit benz 9eutihlanb burf
feline ~lleberraidun9cn" Den &elts
frieocn beDrobe.
Sic "eonbouer 9imes"
meint gum Shlub ciues ldngeren
Seitartitels: ST tpe DO not loon learr,
from the other iourccs pbat is hap
pening at GgaOir, the public moD thin!
that ne ought TO Ierlo uno ice"
giner Der fiibrcnoen Siplomaten
guropa'S faBte feline Iniidt bon Del
au9eublidlihen politiidlen Gage fin
ben 8ebrarIt Der .Giio5iirter
Sreiie" babiu 8uiammeu. baB cine
auberoroenlide Spanuung 6erridt
Die gefabrlih fperben fonnte, ,ueur
irsenb ettuas gcionberes iid e~rcisnete,
Die a6cr lpabrideinlih burdJ elm sbs
tommen a@seno ipeldJer Irt ibre
2oiltng iinben ipiirbe. Warpfto itdnD(
iebt in 5peiter Clinic. Sn Wirflidfeit
iaubc Elm Streit 5ipiincn @%roBbritau:
MEN uno 9%cutidlano itatt, inbem
Seutihlnnb naf elmer itdrteren uni
moraliid einfluBrcideren Stclunl
inter ben curopdiidcn @ddieu itrcbi,
unb an gleiher 3eit aud mad, terri,
torialcr urb Observation-Disclosures guSecb'
mIug. ~SieleS bdnat bapou ab"
fii9tc Der Diplomat bin3u. nit mi,
ipcuig 9eutidlano lid 6e9niigen nirb
uub Damn uuu Der pcripnlider
Snltung bcs aaiiers mad ieincr Tiid'
tebr nad Berlin"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
ans @aterlpu, Soma,

aus @atcrlpu, Soma, ~bcrlautet
nod ii6er Den peritorbenen Setter
&a9ner: 3eter @. @a9ner itarb am
23. Suli 1911; er mar 9ehpren 81
lripelt, &anton &lerf. 9%urembur9,
am IS. Nppember 1S47. @s iiberz
leben i'm auBer ieiuer Samilie Elm
8rllber, Srtbert gu 8odsborn (?)
&lerf. Surembur9, nno 5tpei Ser
ipnnbten bier5ulanbe, NamenS Ncb. S.
g. Srobit, Sfarrer 81 Nprtb 8aib<
in9ton, Soma, uno Srof. NC. Srcbit,
Ruiiflebrer im Sran3istaner : 8eim
5u Dubuque, ipelhe Seibe ebenfaas
Dem 9~egrabniiie bes REINFORCEMENT beis
ipobnten, bas unter GROCER Setbeilis
gung am 20. Sltlt gu @aterloo itatt>
fanb. RDee Der 8erf6iebene ruben
in Srieben! Sen trauernoen &nges
bDrieen infer ber3lides Seilcibl
Chicago, Sa., 1. Ilt9uit II. -
@s itarben p~erfloiiene @ohe: Serr
SOS. Rolitpr; Srau &atb. 2auer, SO
Sabre oft; Srau gliinbetb @eber. ges
borene Sfmis, go Sabre alt; 81 Sess
PLANES, 81, Srau Iaria &ries; 81
Detroit. Wi6., Der bier eeborene
Iurembirreer Sabnar3t q. 9. Stunt
men, 35 Sabre aft. OeDgen Die Ser
~iforbenen ruben IN, Srieben! Infer
geileibl
@ortbinstun, Soma, 27. Suli II.
- Serr Saul 8esler bon bier lpuroe
b~erflpiienen Sreita9 mad DUBUQUE
sebrn6t, no er it6 i'm Rercbz Soipital
elmer Operation ipegep Ippenoicitis
nnter3os, ipelhe %iorpeit 9lii6li6 pers
Inufen lit. - 8. 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
An SnerspiQe, Soma,

finbet am IL. unS ~. Sftp6cr sic
Ea9ung bes ct. Sonifatius : Sunbef
bon Soma itatt. SaB man riibris init
ben @orbereituneen fir einen Diirbis
gen @mpfang bes Solpa'er 8. 8.@9,
Staatsperbanoes im 8nuge lit, be-
neiit cine biesbe5iigli6e &ufiiubi9unq
in einem Sofalblattc be6 Qennmtcr
etdbtheus. Gin oifi5ie0er Seridt III
ms bier Bis bato nod ni6t 6u9es
oQnQeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
Serbdltnik Der Stabt. unb GanS.
bc,uphucr.

Glls Der alaiiiii3irun9 Der Genius
Serihtc pom Sabre 1910 gebt berpor,
DAP 42,623,383 Yerionen ober 1873
Yro3cnt Der @eiammtbepDltcrung in
Stdbtcu mo SrtIfnfteu uub 49,
1854, SS3 Yeripnen ober 53.7 Sro5eni
Der @eiammt Z Sepolferuus in &anos
SiItritten iuobneu. 9abei ut iebod
Su beriidii6tiscn baS nndb bem
Genius ale Yerionem ipcldJe in
StaOten ODER Srtidaitcu nit mebr
ais $500 @inpobner anidiiig iinb.
nls nStdbtcr", ale Sieieniaen, ipclde
anberslpo n%nidiiig iinb, ais rSanpbes
ppbner" beSeidnet lperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

Slid I'M 8eiten unb Gorbipcitcn 5l
iudlen, aber nidJt 81 finoen. Su pielcn
SdLen baben tie ibre Sarmen babicr
perfauft ulb febrcn farmIos 5uriid,
icpot, entifloien, ipieber bon borne
a%n5ufan9eu. i~iberSeugt, nnb tic troe
allebem in Soipa iuicber e~rfol9reid,
iein perben. @on bieier Sabl, peld,e
emmett Gountp ucrlaiien hattie, mar
fcin einaiger bel ieiner Riidfebr 10 gut
ab, als bel ieinem Sprt5iebcn. -
(v&atb. @d6ier."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
Cine Ifarrer. Sa,stfie.

Cine EfdrrefstSdSuute Z
9opeu. gSts., 10. @ldr5 1910.
nit eutetn @rfeloc eebraiidten 8 bon met.
uer SamiIie Yaitor d5nie'S Rerbenjtarier.
!:Dlctne ao6ter eebrou6te ion sesen bbitertfbe
gnidIle, unb bate ieitoert IN 8 Sabren nur
cinen Nnfau, uuo id CLAUDE, eS fam hon
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Der slernalf6uIe. 'wseire
Srau uro Id nebmen oen Nerpeuitarier seeen
ileberaniirenenns oer Nerben rno .S6lafloits'
felt. gSir itno nit ber @irfnne febr 6ufrie'
ben nno perben bies Wetttel INNER on Saro
Daben. Vntfpr " es. SoSS.
Serr gbas. 99ittman, @otbam, %. D. liz
on Sbnmddt, Ser5leiben irno Siebcr.. S1ira
Yuitor aDnig's 9terpenItdrier befterte it9 fein
leioen iipeientlt1 uno lit er NIT ber 2strfans
Serr Sos Waurer. Sr~eberidsbure, Ger.
fctlt init, b1B er bnrG Batter 81ntg'S Ret
penitdrfer bon S6lafIofisfeit gebei!t tpurbe.
49, Elm tpertbponss Hu9 fir NerpenIeibenbe
SRIkI pirb Sebem bsr IS perIaust, suss'onbt.
@rnte trbolteu oun be Wtebt5tt n~rriont.
9ieje Dtsbitiu rprroe ieit BEN Sabre 1875 bon ben,
Sonn. gaitor Qoni9. Sort Wapne. Snh., i~ubereitei
nnb lest anter ieiuer AnpetiRn9 bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE Co.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, ILL.,
Sci elppttsfers IN haben far
800 BITE Glat@e, SlatMeu t6r S6.OOI
erSte Si.7S, efar 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
SluS Sipur Gitp, Spiua.

Sic Srau5i2fancrs &6tcr, ipeldc iest
Gin College in Spaulbing, Ec6r., bas
ben, lperOen aud in Siour Gitu Elm
icldcs crGffncu. &ieiiGe @eidJGft5s
leute mn GntbolifeE bubcu cincn
Sonb bon $4,000 garantirt. IS ioa
Gin 100000 f~oltenbes Sdul9cbdube
erri6tet perbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
San6 SahenSen

tpirb es sum gprtbeil gereid Ell, uenn lie mir
idreib en-. ebe ne anoerswc taufen. Sd babe
nod etlidhe 6arnten sn ben iolsenoeu anberft
nteorigen Sreiien iu uertduier:
246 Nder, 4 Neilen BON Stabt 49,. Sos. 90 per Nder.
$50 @der. / MeiIe bon Stubt. 80. S62. so per Nter.
290 @der. 3 gieileu .oon Stabt 80. 500. 90 per 4der.
$50 @der. 4 Reiler BON Staot 80. $4,000 per gder.
200 Nder. / Weile Don Staot So. 5000 per Sder.
CT. atborp IN cine aIte Bfarrei init reiibireis
benz Brieiter. Siarridbule unb tetnen Miiiipuer.
Siuei Neiien an Conn. nno fSeiertageu.
pa bic vegene tat aanS fathuliih TT, babe id,
beihlolen, 8atbolifeu BITE erfte 8elegenheit 5i
geben. fidl oieie Sargnins 5u iidberu.
Infer Etarrer fpiro Sbnen bereitiuiaieit ole
eepanitte austuuit gebeu, iueuu Sic lid M
ihn fuenoeu.
HENRY BuHRMANN,
st. libory, Neb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
Yrieiter= @%eriebungcn IN Der Si65eie
Giuur Sitp.

Rep. 6. Suelsborit lit bon 8odipea
9itu uad Scbbam. uno 8ep. Spbn 8.
@eling bon SosperS mad Hoielle. ais
9tadiolaer beS peritprbencu Sep. III
rid Siren. uerieBt purben. 8cp. s. 8.
Dries gebt BON Sebbam mad, Sospers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
murkthPrtn1te.
Cir ben GruRberfaui.

Subuaue. ben 81. Slli.
Oetretbe. Gen. gsebt. etc.
5afcr: 44-5Oc per Snibe.
aorn 80-7Oe per Smlbel.
9si3en: S5-95c per Suibsl.
@erite: 5S-85c per guibel.
Ho9gen: 57-75c per gmibl.
pen: 10. 00-S20. 90 per Touns.
Webl: patent,; S5. 20-5,s0; 'Nraisbt,
%. 40-5.S 80.
&Ieie: $780,.
Butter. Gier unb safe.
9ter: 15c per Duseub.
Sutter: Oairp, 22e; CREAMERY, "a
C924c per Qtnnb.
8afe: &bains4dis, 15c; Srid, lie; Gins
burger, lSc; Swiss, 1Sc per Qiuub.
e3roeer;es, etc.
8artofieln: 81. 50@sl.7 10 per guibel.
Swiebeln, $l.25 per 9uf1sl
Biet.
Stiere: 50. 75-S4.50
Rinber 80. 50-S4.OO
8iibe: S3.00-3.75
S4weiie (auf benz Sus): s8.50-6.75
per bunbert piunb
8dlber: 8 4.00-5.50.
2ebenbes GefiHseI.
Irltbibner, lie; gnieu, Zee; Siibnsr
9He per Rfuub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
SaS Safota=Sauoerelen.
0ier 1T Gin Waraain.

$50 sder. 1870 inter Slug. 80 ssisi, mo sahues
@ras. 40 ssaio ino seioe. "A Meiie uoa ShGl..
/ Nsiie BON Staot. 3 Neilen uoa tnt1 oiiider
Steintsiler. outer Nrunnea. Staa b. bel g.
aruBeS GetretoebnuS uuo atbere Weblulidl.
feiteu. sSsroe btcie erttlaiige 5arn inr S37 oeu
Sarmer. Sur lsidlte Seoiuguu1en itlrei6e man
an ole Sol. Stuecr u. y. Maemeg,N
II. Gloub. Mirn.
Seim edrclbem rr,pabne man peH. oirIes Slot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
gu ~Oerfauten.

100 elder ausgeiudltes 5armIauo at SCI per
SLIDER, penn Dor benz |. September p~ertauit. $50
radD Dem 1. September 1911. 1ieies Yano liegt
III & aoalier Co.. ". 9af.. IA Nieilen BON 9angtou,
oer 9puntpiib, ~ @eilel non @olubrGD, Der
iIGdliteu 9iienbabnitatipn. 9nr 12 Ileile non
9oiipinee. GROCERY. Store glb Shmicbe. IJ5
glder iiuo inter Rultir iuio oas 8aule tann bis
lt0diacs vans btiinoet nd aui benz Gnnbe. IL
Weiic upn airdJe nit rsiioirenben 1rieitcr ure
Sdbule. Sentidle @emeinoe. sSerii Der aduicr
$50 per Wider peSahit. ernalt CT ole pdl'te Der
1911 @rnte. Ter Giaenthumer fam 0aS ynuo
ridlt ieibit 5edrheitsu uuo mus eS oeShalb uers
fouieu. $4,000 miiien banr be5ablt mtroen, bod
fam ein Nldnu nit 5000 oaSielbe taIfeu.
iSir nab ere NnSsunit penoe man iidl ait
REV. GERHARD WILKES,
Mt. Carmel, N. D.
s,eim shrri6en rriuahne man nch. sieies Nlat,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
neutrality-suspicious.
Dereiniete Staaten.

Iscnt fir Gbicasu.
Serr Wi6ael @arnimont, 1886
@eIineton Ctr, Chicago, 81, lit
Gsent fir Die ~8a5ette" fir Gbtcaso
unb llmge9enb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

sbicaao. osu 81. Suli.
0etreibe.
@ensn-
sSuli.: s7X@ss.
Sept. s959 @9o2t.
Rorn-
Suli.: e2@s25S.
Sept.: 63H @64.
5aier-
Suli. 3s@4OX.
Sspt. 4O1S @4iH.
Btebmarft.
S@weiNe-
S&were, s6.45@7. 80.
Shipere. rauhe. S6.45a6.70
geihte, S8. S0@$7. 40.
Gemii1te, 81. 7O@S.35.
Bitb-
Miuopieb, s.. 1O@7.55.
4ibe uuo Riubsr, SO. 1895. 50.
S6aie-
G,nbeimiide edmm.r So SOS. 10.
99eitli1e 9dmmer. SO. 60@4.25.
Giuheimii6e SHaie. $3.9035.15.
8stlite Sbaie-5,t5@7.15.
8rupiioneu.
ShpeineHeiih-
Suli. $l7.20@s17.4
Sspt.: S16. 479l6.6O.
Suii. ss.5o@s.55.
Sept. SS.57@S.67.
Rippen-
Smli. S. O@s. 20.
Sspt.: sS.72@s.SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
eehrcr. nuS SrsaniItcniteac aeiud,t.

@elterer 2ebrer in beiben Spradbcn iudt Stcl.
lung bel iehr beidleioeneu 6ehdltss Nuipri ii en-.
BemaEoert i'm Choral uub 9teiienorgel. Com.
petent I'M ens!iid,eM. 3riben aussebiost. Sci.
OH. XXX, Sor ~, u. y. !, Su!oeroe. SeIar &C.,.
IeraS,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

Tarm=S Maps i Ia sssitiSssr s. 'mS ssila 1,is
reiioirenoem Erieiter uno Sdlulen. IS 0roSent
Der 9iarrauesborigen limb oeutlh. Die 5armen
iinb iebr ant gelegen. Sdlreibt iir arose Siiie an
lbos. 1arcep, @rinoeigeItblns' NIB 0ers
Edernnos .ggent. Sfierle. Mans.
wsim eMrsibsa srIpaDuc man gef. bieieS Slatt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
carmen mno Narmldnocreisn su
U%crfduicu.

Gut DeieoeIte @eseuo. Satboliihe airijr mo
Sfnie, eiaelier gtarrer. -Anherc NlStuait er'
eripig, Warihette 60. isis.
Ssim sdrciben erpapae man seh. oisies Siati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

Gin oater Scrratb ppu General Rcrdbanbiie
iitb @ebdloe i'm ~iipueitli den 2SiScouir. Sir
nabere 2listunit uenoe mani iil an Store, care
Catholic 4riutirg Co.. Snbuque. iona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
FIR EarmI6noereien

in elmer @eeenb, no Seblernten unbetannt limb,
tommet mad RGnfato. Slue Garth Co.. Miun.
sSir babeu cine eroBe Aubnbl gutter, ibonsr 6a-,
men. in Der Hdbe bon fathcltiden 8trben unb
Sdhuleu 9eleaen, 81 oertaufeu. Ghrltd1e uR0
ehrbare Sebaub lung Sarantirt. S6reibet iur
uniere ueueite 3reiSltite. ..
LAMM & HOHMANN LAND CO.,
Mankato, Mimi.
Seim edrcibru er,pabne man gea. bieies Slatt.
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(Spc5iea fir bieie Seituns.)
Cue uTrase" In Der Mrbeiters
u5rase''.
Bon u. q.

(S~ortiesun9 bon Der 6. Settle
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SciuI Ghrcibfn eriy


80 slder. fini NReil.t oun Ser Staot. Ercis
$3.50. SauoI $50 baar. DaS le6rige mi, GIietbe.
100 Yfer. cine Geile bon Glter Stuot. .3ienl.
lid glte SerbeiieruagsE. SreiS ST2Ol. Taupu
5000 0aar, baS uebriSe iuie sRietbe.
Giienbalntahrt GndI irJeno elmer Der stuei
6arlEen Suriiderftattet. iuenU, Dor Dem l.. ,SUii
p~ertnyit. 9Rnn a%oreiire: The staeii &uuutD
Snpettinent 60, SonGton, AduS,
Seim sdreibeu rrpGbns man neh. SieieS Slaii.
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Smtter fir bic 8reiie.

(Sortiesuns bon Der 1. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
SiQia III Derlauien.

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Milford chronicle., 1911-09-29

/ present on that occasion. He also
made the announcement relative to
an essay contest.
In order to increase the interest
in agriculture IN Delaware, the
agricultural committee of the hoard
4 of trustees has offered prizes for the
three best essays on The Safe Farm
and It's Work" 1.-THE influence Of
ar Agricultural Education Upon
the Efficiency Of the Farmer, or,
"What is the Greater Need Of the
Delaware Farmer. The first prize
win be a registered Berkshire pig,
the second prize, one bushel of soy
beans Of the Wilson variety, and
the third prize, one bushel of
johnson County seed corn.
All essays must be in the hands
of Professor Hayward by October
18th, 1911.
Many of the visitors at the invita-
ton OF Dr. Harter, president Of the
college, witnessed the football game
between Delaware and Williamson /
School in the afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-29
ELLENuALE

A delightful birthday surprise part,
was given recently at the home of Mr.
and Mrs William Hammond. The guests
enjoyed themselves immensely and at
midnight refreshments were served. The
couple received many useful presents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher. Jr., and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac j. Warren.
The school Of No. 8, opened last Mon
day with Miss Conwell as teacher. whom
the children all seem to love very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Webster Warren en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paxson John
son on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Johnson at
tended the horse races at Milton last
week
Mr. and Mrs. John Jones. of Union
spent Sunday with their brother. Mr.
Arthur Jones'
Miss Ethel Warren is attending Ellen
dale school.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Workman spent
Sunday at Slaughter Beach.
Miss Laura johnson spent Tuesday
evening with Miss sallie Truitt, of Lin
cpln.
Mrs. Joseph A. Johnson and daughter
lena, attended the convention at Milton
on Tuesday
The Ladies Aid Society of New Mar
set Church, will meet at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Johnson Satur-
lay evening, September 50. All are in
'ited to attend.
Sunday School at New Market Church
I 9.oo O'Clock; preaching at 1890.
SUNSHINE.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-29
SLAUHTER NECK.

Thomas, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma.
F. Davidson, is seriously i'll with appen
dicitis.
Mr.. Horace Lindale gave delightful
party to the young folks last Tuesda,
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jones,of near Union
Church, visited Mr. and Mrs. VIM. p
Jefferson last Sunday.
The farmers in this vicinity are busy
cutting of corn and plowing their wheat
ground.
Tomato season is nearly over.
The mosquitoes are diving out now, and
/ am sure everybody is thankful.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-29
MRS. ELIZABETH WONDERLY DEAD.

Mrs. Elizabeth Wonderly, a native OF
Delaware who had lived more than los
years, died on Thursday evening. Sep
I tember 2lst, at the Methodist Episcopal
/ Home, in Philadelphia, where she had
! made her home for number of wears
/ Her death was due principally to Old
\ age and the aged woman had been failing
/ for some time She had been am inmate
of the home for p years and was one Of
the most cheerful persons in the iustiu-
ton and a great favorite with the nurses
and attaches, as well as the other inmates
Each year as Mrs WOnderlv's S birthday
anniversary, May 18th, drew near elab-
orate preparations were made TO make it
as cheerful as possible for her. She was
always given a large cake with a candle
>On It for each year, and it was her great
est pleasure TO gather the other inmates
of the home about her on these occasions
and tell them stories of DAYS gone by.
But this year all the plans for the annual
reception had to be discarded and Mrs.
Wonderly spent the day in bed.
She was born in Smyrna, this State [
Nav l7th 1905, and was an original d !. /
A. r. Her father, William Walker, served (
in the Revolution and was wounded. She (
was the oldest of eleven children. Mrs.
Wonderly had bright, twinkliug. blue
eyes, silver-gray hair and her forehead .
was surprisingly free of wringles. Her
complexion was that of a woman of half
her years and She always said She owed
her long life to the fact that She bad al
ways been industrious and lived on
simple diet Her diet consisted chiefly of
bread, milk and coffee The habits of
life of long activity did not desert herl
lnul She became SO feeble that She could
not leave her bed. Every morning She
insisted upon making her own bed, and
spent much of the time throughout the
lay in sewing or reading.
Most of her life was spent in Philadel-
)hja and She was member of the Eben
zer NJ. Z. Church, which was formerly
t Second and Christian Streets. but is
low in West Philadelphia There she
as married sixty years ago to William
tonderly by Rev NJ ID. Kurt. pastor
the church. For upward of ialf a
eutury She had been a widow, and her
My SON died a few years ago.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-29

Stains are the great trial of a woman
who does the family wash in the old way.
Coffee stains, fruit stains, egg stains, occa-
sionally blood stains, and many Others which
defy all ordinary soaps and hard rubbing
as well. In despair, the housewife boilS
the clothes until their fibre is softened and
weakened, but even then the shadows of
the stains remain.
Such stains are easy for Fels-Naptha
soap. They are but minute particles of
colored matter cHnging to threads of the
cloth. The Fels-Naptha dissolves them
into tiny atoms which can't cling to any
thing. A rinsing separates them from the
clothes entirely. The stain is gone, leav-
ing the clothes clean, white and pure
And mind you, all this is done in cold or
lukewarm water, without boiling or hard
rubbing. Fels-Naptha does not in the
slightest degree harm the fibre of the cloth
as-boiling does. No other soap, no matter
what it is called, will take out stains with
out boiling. Be sure to get the genuine
FelS-Naptha. Itcomes in the red and green
wrapper.
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-29
ANOTHER POEM CONTRIBUTED.


I'm a recent issue Of the CHRONICLE
there appeared a poem from the pen ot
+ c. w. zimmerman, Of Greenwood. Tie
+ has contributed another entitled Past
ard Present Delaware, which we SUBJ
+ NIT to our readers.
PAST AND PRESENT DELAWARE.
In years gone by. when land was poor,
And grass and grain q meager WELD;
. The luscious peach grew fair and free
in nearly every farmers field
But blight and insect ravages,
Reduced its certainty to grow,
Aud failure in It's culture proved
The loss that we must undergo.
Our lands since then improved by toll,
And labor that had not been given;
Has made 0ur natural fertile soil
Afford to man a generous living
Wheat, corn, and all the cereals.
Grow now in such profusion;
And something for a rainy day
Is no more an illusion.
Lands that were worth but little then,
Have grown IN value greatly
Until farm in Delaware
Is worth fortune lately.
No place in north, south, east or west,
Can show varieties more profuse;
OF products that are Of the best,
By Delaware kindly soil produced.
few years have passed,
Since Delaware did not iorshow
The products that has made at last
Ihe peoples bank account to grow.
rhe berry product has its praise,
IS paving qualities also;
iut what a blessing in these days,
.0 have the red ripe tomato.
ireenWood, town located well
'ot far from other towns nearby;
las grown in size and industries,
nd holds its head mp toward the sky.
I'd tho at times we're covered up T.
9TH produce not four feet in height,
eve men who buy for factories here,
ld others ship them out Of sight. P;
everybody who wants work,
ID tries 10 make living fair -,
ID does not any duty shirx, -
q live well here as anywhere. Je
where You like or please to go, Gu
Ok DER the country anywhere;
ere's no discount to make or show -
cur small State Of Delaware.
G. w. AAfaRRAdAS.
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