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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-12-14

was very comfortable. a sewing ma
chine was drawn within the magic
circle and there was low rocking
chair and beside it huge work basket
overlooking with bright bits Of silk.
Anne pushed a big rocking chair
close to the stove and motioned Lor
ing into it. "Sit close to the fire anc
get thawed out. Grace will fetch you
a glass of currant wine-or maybe
you'd rather have a cup Of coffee?'
She beamed Hospitality at him ovel
steel-bowed spectacles that were the
color of her silvery hair.
II would say coffee If it were not
so much trouble" hesitated Loring
1T does seem an imposition for me
to drop in on you in this manner but
as l was explaining"
1T will be no trouble at all. Grace
will be glad to make you cup Of cot
fee"
The fair-haired girl fastened to a
tiny cupboard and brought out small
canister and a coffee pot. Miss Anne
excusing herself for a moment, rose
and left the room. Loring watching
the young girls graceful movements
was suddenly impressed by painful
fact. His hostesses were unmistak-
ably poor The girl had shaken the
last grains of coffee into the pot and
filling it with cold water placed it on
the top of the cylinder stove. Then
she stepped to and fro from cupboard
to table, laying a meal on snowy
cloth. There were fresh bread and
butter, baked apples and some slices
of cold ham.
When she had invited him to sit
down, Loring arose with many apollo
gies upon his lips. Just then the door
opened to admit Miss Anne muffled in
shawl and hood and trembling with
agitation. She seemed to forget Lor-
ing's presence and her words were ad-
dressed to her niece.
"Grace-what do you think has hap
pened? That-that-he's gone!" Her
thin hands flew to her face and the
tears trickled between her fingers.
"Oh, Aunt Anne" The girl threw
her arm around the older woman's
shoulder. Are you sure? Why he
was there not half hour ago because
l looked at him. How do you suppose
he got away"
Il guess somebody has taken him
he was so fat. too, Grace" Miss Annie
sank down in a chair and slowly re-
moved her wraps. "Oh, dear, I'm
afraid your coffee will get cold. Sit
down and eat your supper, sir"
"Thank you," said Loring, as he
obeyed. II hope you are not in
trouble. Miss Anne? Is there anything
that I can do to make things right?'
Miss Anne surveyed him with ap-
proving eyes. All at once her eyes
wrinkled pleasantly and she began to
laugh. do you ink you can dis
cover who stole the white rooster we
were going to have for our Christmas
dinner? I had him penned up safely
and Just went out now to have Q look
at him and he is gone-the hen house
Is empty" zs,
THAT IL too bad. Cant I catch ~
-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-12-14

white rooster, but did corral the
plumpest little white goose you ever
saw; it's such long time since I've
prepared for Christmas that once
started I couldn't stop, so I went
on through the village and bought all
the rest of the fixings-I hope you
won't object-oh, we'll, Miss Anne-I
shall just take my packages and have
Christmas by myself in the woods. .
Miss Annes sensitive pride had
prompted her to wave aside the
proffered edibles, but as Loring re-
placed the packages In the basket she
watched him all unconscious of the
fact that her eyes were wistful. First
went the plump goose and following
it were turnips and potatoes, cranber-
ries and onions and celery; bag Of
white grapes; another Of nuts and q
large and tempting box of candy.
With his basket on his arm, Loring
turned to the door, II must thank you
for your Kindness" he said gravely.
"You have taken me in and permitted
me to rest when was cold and tired;
and you have offered me the sweetest
hospitality I wish you and Miss
Grace the most joyful Christmas you
have ever known"
His hand was on the knob when
Miss Anne stopped him. II don't like
to have you go like that sir. You are
welcome to remain until you can re-
sumo your journey and to our fare
plain as it is-the Leightons have al
ways prided themselves on their hos
pitality, but of late years"
"Leighton!" interrupted Loring,
placing his basket on the floor and
opening his overcoat. Are you Miss
Anne Leighton?"
Miss Anne's round eyes opened wide.
"Yes-why do you ask"
Loring took a letter case from an
inner pocket and searched carefully
in it's depths. "You are a cousin to
Mr.. Josiah Leighton, Of Boston? Yes?
Very well, my search is ended then.
l am Mr.. Leighton's private secretary,
Robert Loring, and he sent me to seek
you out and present this letter. be-
lieve it contains a Christmas gift as
we'll as an offer to make your future
home with him. BY Jove, but it's the
merest chance that led me here. I
reached the station all right and hired
a man to drive me to your place. He
lost his way and we travelled half a
day; then he managed to upset me
into a snow bank and he made off,
leaving me to find my way back to
civilization as best I could. You see
fate led me here" He was looking at
Grace's downcast face rather than at
Miss Anne's excitedly bobbing figure.
"Grace Leighton-here we were
watching for the expressman, thinking
Cousin Josiah was going to send his
usual presents of silk waists-and
here is his letter and a check for $50
You wished us a joyful Christmas, Mr..
Loring; I guess it's going to be one!"
II have feeling, said Loring. de-
liberately. that it il the beginning Of
many happy Christmases for me"
He was still though fully regarding
the sweet proAlo of The xoung 4irl
SbGnAing ovoe ut G1i
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-12-14

on time few men had been able to
resist. He took the stranger by the
arm. Come with me-" he command
ed.
They entered the restaurant and
Wellington walked straight up to the
proprietor. "Bob," said he, II owe
you pretty stiff bill, but am going
to go to work in week and then I
will begin paying you of. Now I want
you to do me last favor. owe you
about forty dollars, and a couple of
dollars more won't make much differ
.ence to you. It is Christmas eve and
my friend over there is starving. Now
I want you to fill him up to the chin
on good, solid food and charge it to
me. will not ask you for any favor
again If you will do this last thing"
The proprietor looked at his old pa
tron thoughtfully.
"All right" he announced at
length. Beings it's Christmas eve
I'll take chance on you even II you
are down and out. Tell your friend to
order what he wants." So Wellington
and the stranger sat down together
and Wellington watched his compan-
Ion fill himself with good things until
at last with his stomach again curved
the right way, the droop gone from his
shoulders and the feverish light van
ished from his eyes. the gorged one
arose. FT"~ e..
my friend" said the stranger. II
could not have endured it another day
but of course you have never known
what 1t is to 60 two days without
food. And when tonight you go home
and sit down to your table to your
feast, remember that there is an out
cast fellow being upon the streets who
is blessing every mouthful that you
eat. Good-by, Christian"
Wellington held out his hand. Good
by, stranger. and good luck to you. II
was mere trifle. Happy to have
been able to give you lift" Then
As went up TO Fsnchys hash house
md had his dime s:Worth e oonDe ana
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-12-14

other one for you or was the white
rooster especially fattened for the &C
casion?" asked Loring.
Miss Anne hesitated' and looked al
her niece. But the girl busted with
her bright silks did not lift her eyes
q faint color glowed in her cheeks.
"There isn't another chicken about
the place." said Miss Anne bluntly. 81
may as we'll say, sir, that it was the
last Of my flock; that's why it is dis
appointment to me-"
Loring arose from his chair and
reached for his overcoat. 'Then it's
my place to scour the countryside
for one to take it's place." he said
firmly. please don't tell me not to-
it's Christmas eve, you know, and
there isn't soul that expects me to
do anything and I'd like to feel was
of some use at such time. I won t
return without a bird of some sort if
l have to rob roost myself"
Without waiting to hear their pro-
tests, Loring let himself out into the
star-lit night and plunged into the
crisp snow.
Two hours afterward when he re-
turned heavily laden, the windows Of
the farmhouse glowed pleasantly and
seemed to offer a welcome. AS he
stamped the snow from his feet at the
side door he heard Miss Anne's voice
raised in warm approval.
well, now, Grace, believe the poor
fellow will be tickled to death to get
that pin book; he said the didn't have
any folks-he seems honest enough"
Loring stumbled into the warm
room and let his packages down on to
the round table. He held his cold fin
gers to the heat. II didn't find the
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-12-14

And to give a man a dime in such Q
case was so grossly Inadequate. Yet
what could he do? He turned about.
Close before him was a restaurant
where he had spent hundreds of dol
lars in his palmy days and whose pro-
prietor he knew we'll. Yet he owed q
bill there for his last big after theater
dinner party Of many months ago, and
he had never had the courage even in
his semi-starvation to go in and ask
for more credit. Yet now it must be
done, for here was q human being
starving upon the streets. Wal
lington shuddered. 1t was plainly his
duty to fill this mans stomach, and
for the last time he would exert those
powers of persuasion which once up
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-12-14

tho time being hopelessly inso1vent.
Day by day his little handful of re.
naming change vanished in steadily
diminishing ratio as his meals be.
came cheaper and further apart, un'
til finally he had but dime left. This
coin he resolved to save for some last
and most desperate extremity, and he
even determined to fast for days be
fore parting with it. And fast fol
days he did, while oft times the days
came much too fast.
When Christmas eve came he had
not tasted food for three days. He
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-12-14

Tbe Trifle
By HARRY IRVING GREENE
By HARRY IRVING GREENE
25E23e
Copyright, H1l

HERE was q time when
Wellington had general.
~ been conceded to be
a brand new genius in
the financial world-a
marvellous being who
could change stones into
bread and serpents into
fowl; then all at once
he found himself in the
throes Of bankruptcy.
He had exhausted his
soanlnnon ard MAJ 4Na
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-12-14
Copyright )

blown away the covering the limbs
were darkly sketched against the
bright blue sky. A thin spiral Of
smoke drifted up from the big chin
ney and shimmered away into moth
ingness.
Loring tramped YEARLY up the path
and turned the corner by the clump
of lockwood where little side porch
jutted out to the south. There was a
window here filled with red geraniums
and the brilliant color seemed to i'm
part warmth to his benumbed body.
The steps had been swept clear Of
snow and he was careful to scrape his
boots before he knocked at the door.
The whrring of sewing machine
stopped suddenly and quick steps
came across the floor. The door flew
open and revealed two faces; that Of
Miss Anne, timidly expectant, and the
fair face of the young girl, hopeful
and eager.
"Oh!" they cried in unison and their
voices betrayed bitter disappointment.
"We thought it might be the express
man." added Anne in explanation.
2 I'm sorry to disappoint you" said
1oring courteously as he barred his
head. CAS- a matter Of fact. came to
beg nights lodging. l have rather
bad knee and it's gone back on me
in the midst of a long tramp. won
der"
"Come in." interrupted Anne hos
pitably. cts bitter cold out to-day
and the drifts are awful. We haven't
as many fires as we used to keep, but
you're welcome to sit and get
thawed out"
Robert Loring entered the low.
ceiled sitting-room where small CYL
inder stove gave forth welcome heat
In the center of the room. The cor
ners seemed chill and dusky, but IN
I'll 1rQm the ftoyei IL
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-12-14
Photographs and Records

carry the largest line of Edison and other makes of
Photographs, including that wonderful instrument the
Victor Vctro the most magnificent and perfect instru
ment made in large range Of prices Come in and hear
some of the fine music they make. Thousands of new
and disc records in stock the largest line carried by
any dealer in southern Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-12-14
Toys for Children

The children should not be forgotten and nothing
pleases the little better than few toys. They
not expensive, and you well afford to spend little
money to make the youngsters happy large stock of
toys sleds doll CARTS and hundreds of other things for
the little at inexpensive prices.
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7lmS Ser Setweis.

Gin srobes Hingen i'm boripiegenS
fatbuliihen ihtuei5criiden 9nnton
2liSern fonb an einem Der lestcn
Spnntage ltatt. @s banbelte iih nm
Die @ablcn 5llnt Hegicruussratb unb
gum @rpben Hatb bes aantons. Sie
9~iberaien blieIen gum Stnrm ailf bic
fatbpliihe Webrbeit. ole felt 2ungem
Den 6unton aeididt re9iert. Sic tas
tboliihcu 8dbler lieBen lid abcr niht
ire maden hurh Den liberalen
2drn,. Sas couierbatipc 8egimcnt
Der lesten 40 Sabre mar cine Nera
bes rcligiDlen SriebenS mn bcs gcs
iunpen Sorti6ritts. unb pas bot pen
@dblerr cine before 8arautie aud
fir Die 8ufunit, ais Die idDnlten libes
ralen Sprii6e. Nui 8runp Der @ers
bdltniBipubl erranaeu Die &atbolifen
nit SO Sieen bic Iebrbeit I'M 8ros
ben Hatb, bic 2iberalcu erbieltcn
50. Die SoSialSenofrateu 7 Sise. Die
@ablbetheiliguug betrua ruub a.
SOC Stimmcn; Die h6ditc bisber err
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OfFsiea

In Die Sefretdre Der ben peridiebenen
Staatsperbanbeu ansei1lolez
men 3eretne.
Wertbe Serrenl
Sic tuerben hermit benaGriftiat,
baB bieies Sabr feline 8eri6tse
Sormllare bon Der SefretGrsz Office
Deg Central ereins seididt tperoen.
Die Sefretdre Der Staatsperbdnbe
baben lire eisenen Sormulare bereits
perianot linb besbaIb ioIte Die fdIlige
&opfiteuer nebit 8eri6t m0glihit balb
an Die Sefretdre Der Staatsperbdnoe
etusei6idt perben. S6idt Der 9otals
perein eiuen Selesaten our gentral>
Sereins : Seriammlung in Chicago,
10 lit peIlen Same rno 4breile audi
Dem Sefretdr beg Staatsuerbanbes
mit5utbeilen. bdmit berjel6e in ben
Stanb seiett ipiro. einen po~Ilitdnbigen
9erifJt o Dem 1. Gugult 1911 dn
Die SefretdrssS Office beg Gentralz
gereins eiuieuben gu ~fonneu.
Gtnsel. SERENE.
Ste Dem Central @erein als gins
selbereine brett angei9loiIenen Gerz
cine merben I'M 2aufe Der n1ditcn
8oten geridtss Sormulare suseididt
befommeu. fpelhe man ioiort aus
iiilen urb nebit Der &opfiteuer bon
minoeitens s Gents per Witglieo an
ben Sefretdr S. @. S%uenemann. $50
Globe Building. ct. Saul. 1inn..
einienoen iollte.
Wau mose nift nit bieiem geridt
unb Der &opfiteier iuarten biz our
leeten Iimlte. ODER gar ben Seri6t
crit ourd ben Selesaten in Gbiea9o
iiberrei6en loHen, benin our6 iolhe
Hahldiiigfeit miro 9etppbnli6 bie
san5e Seriamnluug i'm Ibpideln Der
@eiddfte Suriid aebalten.
Sic Ndmen Ser 8eamten unb
Selesaten iotpie beren Ibreile m6ae
man redt beutli6 i6reiben. bamit
Srrt6iimer permienen tpcrbcn tGnnen.
Bel g%inienbung Der &opfiteuer ienbe
man feline gbeds, Ionberu Monep
Srbers pber 9ant Srafts.
IhtunssboI.
Sobn 8. Suenemann.
Gorreip. unb SinaussS efretdr.
$50 Globe 8lpa., ct. Saul. Minn.
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treiien Der Expedition 600 Iann,
meiitens inheritance. our Veriiigung
bdtten I'M Die grrihtuns ibrer .Ncs
publif bon llntercalifornien" seltenb
81 MAIDEN. Die meritaniihe Hegies
rung tperbe NH, Wonate binaus in
anoern 2anbesf6eilen 10 beifdftigt
iein. bdB fie feline armee naf Inter
Galifornfen TENDERS Tonne. Snsfpis
ihen piirben tie Ghienaba 10 befeItiz
gen. DAB bic Staet, un%einnebmbar
fem iperSe. i h
9ahbem Ser 8rieg stpiihen BEN
S%nlnr9enten unh Der c%pnIerpatipen
Eartei in @erito init benz IbIdIub
Des SrieoenS nno Der Ibbdnfnn9 oes
Yrdiibenteu 8ia3 formcu 5u gnbe gez
tommen, i1eint iebt Die eigentlihe
TrdIioentidafts : Gampaane besonnen
5n baben. nadcem General 99epes, Der
friibere &riessminiiter unb Elm
Sreuno bon 9ia3, an gorb Deg
Sampfers .Siirit 8ismard" in @era
Gru5 einsetroffen lit. bon mo aus er
Die Weiterreiie mad Der Sauptitaot
Wegifo antreten miro.
3ebes. Der ldusere Seit iid in be-
lonoerer militdrii6er Riiiion in gliz
ropa aufbielt. tpar Dor einiaer 3eit
bon bort 5uriidsefebrt. bate aber in
6abana Station 9emaft. Inn ben
ipeiteren gcrlauf Der Sinse in ieinem
Setmatblanbe abSutparten. Ser @es
neral bat 5fpar nod feline beitimmte
Grtldrins abseseben. bab er bel ben
fommenoen Standardization iih Inn
Die Yrdiibentifaft beperben peroe, es
gilt aber fir iifer. Sab CT Die Cans
oioatnr annebmen tpirb. ipern iie linn
anseboten tptro. SIN oieiem Sale lit
er elm sefdbrlifer 8esncr fir s. 8.
Waoero. ben S%niursenten Ga~nbioaten.
bd er in Der merifaniihen Irmee iebr
beliebt lit. unb ii1 aiberSem Sic
1l~eberbleibiel bon 9ia5' 8egiment nm
ibn i6naren iperbeu, ipenn er Sie Cans
pibahlr anuimn,t.
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y2lppeaI to XeaVea I'M Gemrt."

Sizes lit ser Sitel zines GrtiteIs,
Der IN Der &of Gitb. Ser. .Yplt"
iiinsit erihienen lit unb Der uns silz
9eianSt nurbe. Sn Der 9%enannten
Stabt eri6ieu felt GINGER 3eit elm
Igent. ber l%inentseltlih Gin gremplar
bes berii6tigten ip5ialilriiden Sess
blatteS .Ippeal to 8enIon" in Den
@eI6dftsbduiern mn Sripat 8 @obz
nlitsen binterlieB. Sa Der Ngent
oieicS Sreiben tros ipieberboIten Yros
teitierenS Der betreffenbeu 8ei6dftss
uno Eripdtlerte = Die feinen oers
artigen Shunb in ibren SduIeru
bulben ipouten - niht einltellte, baz
ben Die 9iirser li6 on Die @ranp Silrn
bon 9ar5a Gountp. Ger. setpanbt.
bamit pieie Tie unb ibre Seime Dor
ienem .%inulen @uite" beIfiisen, reip.
Die gertbeiluna iolter S1unSliteratur
p%erbiubern ioue. Die Sroteits Npte
lit bon ben Gountps Seamten ilnb Der
Wtebrbeit Der anseiebeniten 9iiraer
iercr Stabt unter5eihnct. Cine Ibz
idrift aebt Ser 0ranb Surp gu, pdbs
reno cine aubere an bas II. g. YoIts
Separtemcnt. &aIbington. 3. g., abs
geifidt lpilrbc.
"a ebenfals IN nnberen Stdbten
ae9eu eiu ioldcS Serfabreu Der
Igenten Ses ~gppcaI to Heaion"
proteitiert ipurbe, itebt EoIt gitb nit
oieier unperlbdmten So3is Srnris ais
2eibenbe niht allein ba. 8enn aber
iibsraa 10 eneraii6 proteitiert ipiirSc.
mic in Yoir Gitb, piirhe gar balp
ieuem beriihtistcu So5ialilten6lntt
bic Soits@ eiorberung pcrireiaert ,ucr-
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anerIei aus 1ftertts.

Die Snilrsenten in Siiuana in
Inter California baben ii6 bon Der
l~iberalen megifanii6en Sunta losges
Iagt nnb Did Serris. einen @ei6dftss
mann bon Cos angeles. gum Yrd1iz
benton Der neuen unabbdngigen Hez
publif 1lnters California ausaerufen.
Sic ertparten Nahrift bon General
Yrbce. Der am Sonntas tpieoer in Sis
iuana ertpartet tpirb. nm fir ibn,
falls er nidt auf ieinem Yoiten bleis
ben min. einen Rahfolser az ernens
men. Sie Siibrer Der rtnabbdnaiaz
feitsbetpegung, ar beren Spise 2ouis
Dates. ein Sniursentenfapitdn itebt.
baben ii6 bereits baran scmabt. cine
8erfaiiung gu entiperfen unb cine
S~anoesflasge 81 beitimmen.
Srancisco Nlabero, Der auf Ieiner
am Sreitaa frib q. Suui) ansetres
tenen 3eiie na6 Der Sauptitaot
Ibenbs burb IIpine. Ger. lam, ers
fldrte. es lei ibm nifts gleues, baB bic
.Sp5ialiiten. I~nardbiiten lnb Slibus
tier. iute er iie be3ei6nete, in Inter-
California 5und6it bas bauptIG6li6ite
SinSerniB fir bie @ieoerberiteQuna
Der Rrbe I'M 2dnoe fem peroen. Imz
broiio Siguerora, Der Siibrer Der Sns
iurgententruppen I'M iiibli6en Iegifo.
bat @tabero anseboten. nit 1900
Rann mad Inter California Al
5ieber. nm Srbming an idafien.
Waaoero bebielt ii6 Sic gntideiouna
bieriiber Bis 5n ietner Nnfunit in Der
Sauptitabt Dor. Sieueroa bate in
ieiner 8otifaft on Wsabero bereits Die
gefiirhtrns elmer 2o5trenuun9 beS
untcren California ausseipro6en.
2aut Der grfldruns bes Capt.
9ouis Sames bon Der io5ialiitii6en
Sniuraenten : Streitmad)t in Inter
Californian bat Der General" 6.
8bps Yrice. Der Observation-Disclosures Der
So5ialiiten > Sninraeuten. Der neus
lid bon Siiuana nad Sos Mnaeles
fam, Ieinen 3iped erreiht unb es be-
finbet iib cine expedition bon 200
Wann nit 5ipei Sinterlaoeraeidiiben
unb 10000 Satronen aui Dem @ca
nah Siiuana nm Die bortise Cars
niion su p%eritdrfen. Die expedition
perlieB ansebli6 2pS anseles in Der
Samstas Tnht unb lit nun aiBerz
balb beS 9creides Der ameritnnii6cn
geborbcn. Capt. Games meint. oab
Die SoSialiItcn Sninraentcn nab Gins
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BEL ben Sdmmelltenen elmer 8emeinbe
nllein i'm leeten Sabre mebr als 5tpei
@iDionen lebenbe 8einberssi6neden
nbgeliefert. Seitens Der @roBperz
ianotbdnier iperben bann Die S6neden
i'm Spdtberbit, uno stpar in Sdiiern
5u 5000 Stid nit Der Giienbabn
berianbt.
Ser 8erub bon S6neden mar be-
reits IN Der alten Homer5eit iiblif.
Gin r0miiher S6riftiteller beriftet
nns iosar bon einem Snneden3iifter.
Der, nm ben SeinI1medern Defenders
ent9egen5ufommen, feline Yfleslinee
nit gefodbtem 8ein. 3uder unb ans
bern Stoffen mdItete. iubem CT tie
tpdbreno Der Raitperiobe in irbene
Sopfe iebte, unb er ioQ ausnebmenb
groBe gremplare ge5iidtet baben.
Iuf IN Der beuti6en Sonaugegeno 1T
Die S6neden5udt idon iebr alt; bier
ffeint tie bur6 Blonde cingefiibrt
iuorben gu fem. Gus Der llmgeaenb
bon unr sinsen ebemals idbrlit bier
Niaionen Stiid in Sdiiern gu lie TO-
900 nerpndt bondiabpdrts bis @ien
li1o odrilber bindlt5.
Sie Subereituns Der Sdneden s,im
8cnuB lit perIhieben. Sn Seiterz
reid jperben bic S6nedeu spiifen
Safer alfbefpubrt nnb. nafbem iie
cine 5ungerfur bur69emadJt baben,
einfad ab9efodt unb seseicn. Sn
Srnnfrei6 unb i'm 'gliaB iperben Sic
SdJneden aefodt, aebaden uno nit
einem 3uiabe bon Sarbellenbutter
berIpeiit; lie baber Damn ben @ez
i6maf elmer sebadenen Guiter. Sm
S6pa6enlanbe perben lie in Salsz
fpaicr nit 3ulat bon Giiig sefo6t
uno bann nit 3tpiebeln nnb @eniirsen
g%enoien; no4 ihliirft iie Der e6te
Seinihmefec brett aus bent 8ebGuie,
na6bem lie in beibem Sal5fpaier gez
foft iporben iinb. an beiten ioIlen
Die S6neden in ben Wonaten nit
einem M" Ihmeden. - &. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13

reifte Sabl mar runo 10000. Sie
3abl Der conierbatipen 2iitenitimmen
betrdgt bel DEN 8robratbSfpnblen
runo $4,000, bel Den 8eeierunsss
ratbspableu ruub 18.400. Iit bic
fer Stimmen5abl iinb Die bisberisen
flint e%onierbntipen 8egierunssrdtbe
beitdtigt. Sic beiben liberdlen Gans
bioaten erbielten runb 1880, Der
io5ialiitii6e Ganbibnt runo 2.100
Stimmer. Sir Die 5tpei Sibe bat elm
5tpeiter 8ahlsang itatt5ufinoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
@eisen .Sarmer.

Ia6 ben bonn @inipanberunass
Gommi6dr SEQ. 8elib 5ulammenges
iteateu lcetidbrigen grnteberi6ten Der
8e9ierun9 baben Die Sarmer Iinues
iuta's aus ibrem 8ei5enlanbe mebr
Hliben se5osen, als bic aller iibrisen
Stanten, unb aldj I'M Waisban einen
Srofit er3ielt, Der nur bon Soma
iibertrofiem ipirb. sic babeu nGm>
lid. nad Ib5le Der grbeitslobne
nnb beg Yadtpertbes bes 2anbe5.
burdIhnittli6 $6.2S pro Icre Iei5en
berbient; Soipa folst NIT 5000, Hes
braSfa nit 1901, &auias nit 1896,
Noros Oafpta nit $4.S7 unb Glib
Safpta NIT $3.50. Ser @aisbau
brn6te in Wiinneiptn einen b6beren
Huben ais Der Bei5enbau; Der Nettos
profit, naf AbSug fir arbeitslobn,
Sa6tpertb lmb aQe ii6risen llnfoiten,
betrug $500 pro acre. Soma ers
5ielte NIT $S.43 ben bo6iten @eipinn
Norbs 9afota folst auf @inneiota mil
1854, Siibs9 afota nit 1925, Nes
brasfa nut $3.50 nnb aanias nit
$3.50. Ser 9urhihnitts : grtraA
pro acre @laiS mar IN Minneiota
1877 In Sopa Alb; SiiSsS afota