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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

This Italian-Turzish >affair seems to
be more than mere maneuver.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

The football season can't hope to catch
up with the mortuary record of the avia-
!. ton season.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

:. Where is the old-fashioned young lady
who asked her male escort to tie her
shoestring?
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

II President Taft is experiencing any
thing like Georgia heat out west. he
is experiencing warm campaign in
literal sense.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

Too often In these moderp times the
verdict in a murder trial is the vaude-
vile or moving picture stage.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

Already there is discussion Of the fall
styles in presidential possibilities.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

President Taft seems stflI to be of the
opinion that the tariff needs explana-
ffnn
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

The best news IN yesterdays paper
was that the weather would be cooler
today.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

A good many political tickets are not
yet in the ield-they're only in the air.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

This is the time for football, but it
doesn't seem TO be the season exactly.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

Did you work for the orphans yes
terday?
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-10-03

what we need. in view of high prices.
is a foodleSs cooker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
NEW STATE oEoloolsr MAN OF
WIDE EXPERIENCE AND
KNOWN ABILITY.
SERVED IN CANADIAN AN0
UNITED STATES SURVEYS
Employed ~ Government Expert in
Coal Land Investigations in Oregon
in 1soe-Prior to Coming. to Iowa
Was State Gselesist Of kansas-
We'll Known as Writer.
Special to Times Republican.

Special TO Times Republican.
Iowa City, May 4.-Pref. George F.
Kay. of the s. L, l.. the new state ge-
ologist, was state geologist OF
Kansas, prior to his coming to
Iowa, and he subsequently, served
Iowa and the United States. His
geological work was largely in asso-
ciaiion with Professor Calvin and he
has been practically If not technically,
assistant state geologist, ever since he
came to S. U. l.. in 1907, since which
time he has been at the head of the de-
partment o economic geology and pet
rology. at the university
Professor Kay. altho but 81 years of
age, has mad q busy career. He served
the Ontario government survey IT
Canada. and in New Foundland; stud
led the geology Of a great area. be-
tween the Great Lakes and Hudson
Bay: worked in southern Colorado and
eastern Utah. for the United States
geological survey: represented the
United States geological survey. in
fornia. aud had charge of the econom-
&c features Il the work in this region.
In 1908. he was the governments ex-
per; in Oregon, in the investigation of
the coal land cases; and was snbse-
Quently rendered the important post
as member Of the land classification
board of the United States geological
tho this honor was declined
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04

". H, fragrant. Of chicago. for his In
vention Of q cast inlay system.
DR.. Richard Summa, Of st. Louis,
opened the attack upon the National
Dental Protective Association for its
stand which is alleged by many Of the
dentists to be decidedly In favor OF the
patentee and the managers Of the as
ISOLATION. This faction IS strongly
lined up against the Idea Of having
process patented The patent is now
In the courts.
DR.. j. n. Cfause, of Chicago, mana
ger of the protective association arose
TO make his defense He talked for
eight minutes only to be interrupted
by his opponents. They claimed he did
not cling to the real points in dis
pute.
I'VE would not have paid our dues
to the protective association II we had
known YOU could change the bylaws
to suit yourself" called one delegate
from the audience.
DR., J, V. Comet. OF Dubuque, Jumped
TO his feet
This is not fair to Dr. Crause."
he said. Let him he heard This
is almost an Insult to him"
DR.. Comet told further OF his belief
In the good faith OF the protective as
ISOLATION He Continued 10 defend the
agsarr-Creuse faction thruont the de-
hate While DR. Surra le1 The afro tx
by two or three speeches following his
opening statement OF the facts.
Fhe speakers kent awav f-Nm person.
allies. They Ve~c E'>~i-ed to three
~ mites by President Ncllara Y W. $
long afte- O'Clock. however hefo-a
they finished There vera still nun
bers IN the program: which were post
noned when adjournment was reces-
Sary
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
DENTISTS ELECT OFFICERS.
Engage in Personal Controversy Over
Protective Association

Des Moines. My 4-Dr w 6. Gram
dan Of Spencer. Iowa. was elected pres
iden. Of the Iowa State Dental Society
at the afternoon session Of the forty
ninth annual convention yesterday at
the Coliseum.
DR. H. H. Warren. of Missouri Valley.
was unanimously elected vice prest-
dent. ard Or. Frank Fourt of Fairfield
was re-alected treasurer. A successor
to DR.. CrandaN as secretary of the So
Getty VIII re chosen later by the ex-
ecutive council
The contest for the presidency to
succeed DR.. r. II. Vollapd Of Iowa City
was between DR.. Warren and DR. Gran
dali IN the first ;nfo-rral ballot DR.
Warren was far ahead but after several
balloVs had reduced the field to the
two leaders. Dr. CrandaiI led in the
final count, 81 10 So
Des Moines was chosen as the meet
ing place for the 1912 fftieth ami
versary convention.
The feature of the latter part of the
afternoon was a heated discussion on
the merits of the royalties paid to DR..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
Thornton News.

Special to Times Republican.
Thornton, May quite an inter-
ert is being taken this week in the
triangular contest to be held in the
opera house here on Saturday evening.
May s. Twelve contestants who were
successful in three former contests at
Swa!edale, Meservey and Thornton will
compete for the final prize. which Is
scholarship in the Mason City Col
lege. Mrs. Geeting. of Mason City. Is
here this week assisting in the prep
ara,ion and is doing good work with
the candidates
The Sunday school teachers of the NJ.
E. church were elected as delegates to
the county convention to be held in
Mason City on May and 10. 1t is
expected others viii attend as there
will be some good talent present to
make the programs all interesting and
helpful
c. J. Schroeder has purchase a lot
on West Main street OF c. F. Alberty
and will at once begin the erection Of a
residence. Other prospects are in sight
for more building
C. H. Porter and his soIl In law. OF
Mountain Lake. Mimi, wefe here on
business last week.
A number OF cases Of measles are in
and about town but all are recovering
so far without any serious trouble. The
public school has not closed but the
attendance is light,
/ The committees are all at work on
the program for Memorial day which
will be properly observed with services
In the park IN the afternoon II the
weather Is agreeable. or II not the
opera house viii be used
Cr;Ffy<1, in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
sANkE~s PULLING WINES.
Candidates Fer Offices in Association
Repairing Fence.

candidstss Fer Offices in Association
Repairing Fsness.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. May THE political
side Of the state bankers association
which. meets in this city June Is and
49, is beginning to warm up. The
principal contest Is for the positions OF
president and treasurer. It n generally
rega rded in Iowa that bankers are as
usual thing even better politicians
than lawyers and they usually bring
things about as they want them. Two
gentlemen are seeking the election to
the office OF president E. j. Curtin.
Of the Citizens Savings Bank Of Ell
dora, and gentleman who enjoys pull
ing the reins over good harness horse.
was early In the field and has hts fences
In good shape. Banker Leach. OF Abel.
who was candidate last year, Is again
seeking the honor
For the position of treasurer Willis
q. C. Bagley, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank OF this city, the third
largest bank In the state, is seeking the
position. L. G. Gates, of Ladora, Is
also an applicant 1; is expected that
the preliminary program will be issued
from the office Ok the secretary il few
days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
Lake City MiseslIsny.

Speclal 10 IineS-Repuplcan.
Lake City, May 4.-Rev. J. NJ. Des-
champs. OF Tama. who was former pas
tor here. spoke at the Baptist church
Wednesday night TO a well filled house.
The Baptist church has 80 far no reg
ular preacher.
The Fair department store was today
tran sferred to Charles <. Preston, pro-
prietor OF another store In this city.
William Nooth, James Hutchinson
and Chris Higgins left today for vir-
ginia. Mimi, where they will be in
charge Of machinery in a mining es-
adjustment at that place, mining iron.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
REPUBLICAN,. NARsHALLHOWN. IOWA. Maya 1911


owing 70 his allegiance 20 & y. ],
Professor Kay y IN alumnus Of the
University Of Toronto. wherein he won
his degree. Master Of Arts. He - =
fellow in the Geological 6cciety OF
America; was Z fellow In geology In
the University OF Chicago. two years;
IL q fellow in the American Association
OF Science; and . fellow In the Iowa
Academy Of Science.
A. an author, he has won no little
fame. his work Including publications
for the government in connection with
the geology OF northern Ontario. and
the mineral resources Of southern Ore
Yon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
Young Man Wounda Himself.

Rockwell City, May +-Tobie Rode
weld. a young man living FIVE miles
south OF town, accidentally shot him
self, the ball from a 50 caliber revolver
lodging near his spinal cord He at
once was taken to a hospital in Fort
Dodge. but the surgeons were unable
to remove the bullet. 1t is believed he
will recover.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
Good Housewives
Make This Cough Syrup.
.to::et:s.sSc:oc:c:o:0sss

To quickly cure the most stubborn
cough and break up cold in six to
eight hours, there can be nothing
better than the following simple rem
edy. for it has been tried in thou
ands of cases with wonderful success.
It's popularity is increasing because of
its cheapness and positive curative
virtues.
Obtain of druggist d " oz. package
OF Essence Mentho-Laxene; empty
into pint bottle Then make a
syrup by pouring a half pint of boiling
water over q pint of graduated sugar.
Stir, cool and fill up the bottle with
syrup. Full directions for use are en-
closed in the package. This home
.-rre2..s z sss.... tar =:
from two to three dollars as compared
with labeled cough medicines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
Conrad New. Notes.

special 10 es-hepuplicAn.
Conrad. May Bert Thomas ia
driving new automobile
F. w. Cartwright opened mis- new
ice cream parlor Saturday.
j. W. Baird returned home Satur-
day morning from Dubuque.
Dr. W.. Mccain came home last
week from Nebraska, where he has
been visiting his daughter. Mrs Earl
Ralston.
Charles Grouse and Hiram Lord
went to Chicago yesterday with stock.
Mrs. B. &C. Wheeler came home Sat
urday from Cedar Rapids.
Miss Isadore Shepard came home
Monday from GAINESVILLE where she has
been visiting her parents the last two
weeks.
The Conrad high school ball team
will play Ackley at the home ball park.
Saturday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
chshoek After sup.rint.nd.ney.

Special to Times-Republican.
Clear Lake, May 4.-Prof n. w.
Chehock, superintendent Of the Clear
Lake schools. viii be urged by his
friends here for the appointment Of
county superintendent to succeed Fred
Mahannah. who has just been named
by State Superintendent Deyoe as in
spector of the state normal schools. The
contest so far viii be between Clarence
Benson. OF the Swaledale schools, and
Mr.. Chehock. The contest will be set
tied by the board OF supervisors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-04
Fo'ey's Kidney Remedy Acted Quickly.

NJ. \, George. Irondale. Ala was
bothered with kidney trouble for many
!ears. Il was persuaded to try Foley
kidney Remedy, and before taking it
three days l could feel its beneficial
effects The pain lef, my back. my
kidney action cleared up. and I am so
much better. l do not hesitate 10 rec
ommend Foley Kidney Remedy" Nc
Bride & Will Drug Company
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
Der S@nermanm.

Gs bate 3tpei Gage linb atpei
Nadte lang seidneit, bann borte es
aiif. Mber nun Iasen Selber unb
@ese bod pon Sdnee. 9a sinsen
bic &inber beralis, nabmen ibren
fleinen SdIitten, zines ieste iid
binein, ,rnb bas anbere 5og, baS
sins sana leift, neil Der Sdnee 70
glatt mar. Mnbere ainber madten
einer Sdneemann. sic nabmen
einen Saufen Sdnee unb routen
i'm iiber ben @es. ba bIieb INNER
mebr Sdnee an i'm baften unb
er tparbe gang sroB. Damn ftelten
fie i'm auf; bas iolIten Die geine
iein. limb barauf fam tpieber Elm
&llmpen, bas iollte Der 2eib iein.
9qnn Tan, Elm biinnes Stiid. bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28

gait, cine Yflidt sn erfiilen; baun
bebte tie o feiner 8ioeripdrtisfeit,
ia o feiner @efabr 5uriid. 0ie
oft beniibte Tie it'd ifon in mciner
ainbbeit. mir nit benz srDBten gifer
besreiflih 81 MAIDEN. oab bas eiu5i9e,
ipobon mir n,s b%ienieben 81 fiirhten
baben. Die Siinbe lit. Gle iaste mir,
ih piirbe INNER sliidli1 ietn, fpenn
ih Die 5eitliden Sitter. bic Gbre unS
ielbit bas 2eben Iiebcr 81 opfern
permodte, als ie 8ott su ~beleibisen.
Sd fonnte bieien Brief nidt 81 @nbe
brineen, fpenn ih iagen fpollte, mie
meme @ntter tpar ilnb mas ih ibr
allies perbanfe."
Gin ifones 9enfmnl, bas Der sroBe
Sobn ieinem yfrommen Wiitterber
eeiest! - Scr driitl. &inberfrb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
geridiebene Srasen.

geridiebene Srasen.
8aum nod bat Der Ieni1 I'M Sob bas
Iuge seifloiien.
0iro ioeleid gefragt: ~Sneet, tpas
Iieb er 5uriid?"
Nber Der gnesl, Der IT'LL ii9 iiber ben
Sterbenoen beliete,
Srn9te mir, mas er pordis ianote
gum etpi9en Sort.
(m. S. 81
NSpesien fir Den .Samilienfreis" q. J
gpn 0ptt.
Tie 4lmaht iprah: .gs ipcrbel"
Sd tpdrb 0ein 2eib geihaffen,
0eaiert nit @ei1tes Baffen; -
9n mart elm Sobn Der grbe!
-
ii 9ptt.
seidt planIos lit @pttcs @iIe;
Jbm ioait. Su bienen binicbsn. E
Jtur 6 t nerleibet Den Srieben 90
rnb fann Sein Sebnen itiaenl
y
81 q
En Iebit ni9t gum Sdnbeln. gum
Sher5e;
Es rdgen Die 2ebensbGumel
;Sinauf in Die etpisen 8dume;
Wnr bsrt finb't 8eniise pas Serge
(8ottfrieb.)
- -
SITS nift fo?!
(Sur 8eber5ierng 9erer, Die lid
Der benti6en Spra1e unb Der belts
Idjen Serfunft ifdmen, Ienbe i'd nnfs
itebenb elm einfa6es 8ebift. bas piels
Ieidt serabe nm ieiner unscfiinitelter
S3rafe fpilen nm 10 better tpirtt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
Gin epiel int Simmer.

8er bieies Spiel mitipielcn ipin.
miib fem ihledDter Hehennteiirer Iein.
&c fpirb babel se5dblt. bod bari Nicz
manb bic 3abl nenncn. Die. burd Z
getbeilt fperoen fam. Ser Critic idgi
alio 1. Der 3peite 2 II. T. IN. Bcr
an Die Z fomint, iast Burr. Damn
sebt's ipeiter. Sci IA beibt es pie>
Der Burr, ebenio bel 21, % nnn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28

har Der Gals rnb bann elm rnnbes, bas mar Der 8opi. Sn ben aopf
fedten bic ainber 5ei Stide aobe, baS paren bic @ueen; no Die
aaie iet, febten ie elm Slid @dnee an, unb mo Der NHunb ftt mad.
ten lie elm BOD. Damn befam Der Sbneanann aub 5pei Ian9cl @rme,
ben einen grn belt ct gebosen, unb in ben Iegten Die Sinner enen
aniippel. Giner bradte nod cine ae 3ipfelmise bonn GroBpotcr,
bic iesten fe Der 6sur auf ben aopf, ba mar Der Gdncenum feuis
60 itanb er ipobl adt Sage ba, Der Sdneemann. rmO bGeb gan6. Damn
abcr murbe es ipGrner, Die Sonne ibien Den sansen Sag mo pa
tuuroc Der Sdnee 81 NaHer mn lief fort. 3a hrrbe amb Der Sdpnee'
mann INNER fleiner. bis nitts mebr BON ibn Ibrig tpar. ES y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28

lpeun Ell bon Der Nrbeit beimtommt.
Oh tic beutIa1 lit pber iraenb elmer
anberen Nationalitdt anae66rt.
Sddmen ioIte iid5 Der Serr fir
feline Saffoiiafeit, beun o feiner
anberen Natiou bat man ie eebDrt,
bab lie ibre Sraien nit Spbn Dem
8eip6tt Gnberer p~reisaeben.
Seine beutidc Sausfrau braii1t
it'd ibrer Nbfiinft rno ibrer SauSltd]s
felt ipege1 81 ld)ai1!en' 1onoern le
Mrbe;t ;dsSnSst m;d,t. 10 Innae es chr
lid,e Irbeit lit.
UNI mos Pug 0ranefu.mmie~. I'M.
pe1r.IIL y mlro stne a"naIDlys o'!a
{ rs1s iprem Wtanne hueI'anen. '"
ote TpiI!I 'n5hg!s'Isn "nD oa pm
men, hHo nus WV !pnn ns" 81. a
easeBen gu a'psl.e", 'pt.' "nu w." ~
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'"gts HnS. rs de'al''ei uu.
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IN Ole HepdlitoM. SDn Saiol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
(Sir ben .Samilienfreis".
y7as amerifaniide Seim lit bas Boil.
tuerf Der Watipn",
Iieoer bic 9sidel- sbpws.
(gin geiipiel aug benz 2eben.)

llebcr einen in~tereiianten SAL, Der
bas Sranffurter S~usenbgeriht be-
iddftiate, berittete Sanitdtsratb Or.
3aaier auf Der lebten iiiotpeitsocnts
1hen Srrcndr5te : Yerlammlnng in
8abens 8aben. Sn elmer Sibnng oies
ies @eriftes plirbe Elm 3ipolfidbriger
Golfsihiiler lpegen TaIdenbiebltabls
nit circln Ierlueiie bcitraft. Sr ipdr
babel ertappt ipprben. ipie or Dor DEM
Sfaufsnitcr zines 8aarenbaiicc I'M
@ebrdn9c baS Snnbtdidden elmer
Game seoffuet mn Daraus ous Yortcs
monnaic cntiucnbct hattie. sVon Dem
S~ugcnSridter nab BENT Vetpe9grnnb
Der Shat gcirnat, CAB er an, CT babe
cinmdl in cincm ainemato9rapbens
5bcnter Die Saritellun9 zines Sas
Idcnbiebitabls nit dnseieben, bnonrdl
lei CT peranlnbt porbcn, and einnnl
ctipaS NebnlidcS 81 periuten. Die
llnicriihung DEG &naben ergab, Dab
er Dmrh idleftcn llnIsang becinfluBz
bar mar, baB er ~3citlpcilig San9 5nr
llncbrlihfeit uub gum Sdnli hipdn5cn
Scigtc. baB bel ibm @an9el an finbs
lihem Yflihtgefiibl alh obne Sntels
ligcns : Storungen norbanoen mar.
SurG ben Inblid cines 5aidenoiebz
itabIs i'm dincmato9rapben Sbeater
bate Der &nabe einen Inrei5 unb Die
Inleituna our Iusfiibrun9 oes
gleiden @er9ebens e%mpfangen. Mad
ben Grfabrunsen Or. Saaner's be-
iteben .3miammenbange 5,uiifen ben
Shunbfilms unb Der 8riminalitat I'M
jngenbliden alter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28

-
Infer StoffeI fomn,t in's 2anb.
Beib ni1t aug nod ein,
bod bdlb lit bds gDgIein fliigo'
linb Der Stoffel tbut iih bid,
bill nift beuti6 mebr iein.
Denft nid,t rtebr ans Sorf suriid
limb ans glternbaus,
Henft nidt mebr dn's Sdfpar5e grpt,
9enft nift mebr 10 mardber Moth,
Stpffel .maht gut aus.
~
GtcffeI tritt inn gbeitdnb,
giff't 1ih neneliIh" Elm,
GneliiH muB oas Salis9eihmetb.
gnelii6 mub bas @brenfleio
1imb - Die &offunit iein.
-
GtoffeI tpeliebt ieiu .ges" unb So"
BiGtig bin uno Der;
Seutihes Slufen treibt er fort,
So6 ntanb' liebes beuti9es @ort
&onrn,t tbm freii5 urb qlier.
Stoffel Iernt Die .ganfees Srids"
@riinolih burh iinb blird,,
2n6t Der beutifen @brli6feit.
llnb bebauptet erunbeeibeibt:
collars rneine Burs!"
~
slrnner Stoffel, bauerit midi
Niht ensliih biit, nod bcutih,
Deiner Sprdd)e i6dmit Su Sid,
Deiner Serfunft iiderlit,
Dir sebort bic Reiti6'l
Rerf' Sir's: ganfees aitse id)aut
Did berahtenb an,
Der nift ieinc Seimatb ebrt,
Ut Der Gdtung rimmer tpertb
Spieg'Ie Did baranl
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
aus Der Shmle.

2ebrcr: nTiht allies, ipas man
iiiblt, lam man audi ieben. Wer
lam mir elm 8ciipiel bafiir iagen?"
Der fleinc Sibert: .8enn ma a
2aus nuf m aopp bat" - 80"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
~ " "
% babt Sbr's
xbatinden fir Senc, Die nod imncl
niht boren ipolten.

Sn ieinem Der ainberIdub @cIeae
ihdft BON Nefp 9orf, lpcldbc in
AUBURN, q. g., leste 3ofe ibren
Sabreseonnent bielt, critatteten gcs
riGt conitdtirt 3bomos 8. Balib,
Yoriiser oes Gomites, ipcldbes errannt
fpurbe, einen Slnn sur ilebcrmahuns
psn Wanoelbiloers Sbeatern Su ents
r~perfen. bnB Der aiucmato9rapb inner
tdlb ipeni9er Sabre 100000 ncuc
3benterbciuhcr IN Den Screiniatcil
Stonten seidaffen bat unb bab in Der
Sfabt Nefp 9orf ollein 766 8anOels
biIber s3benter beitebcn, Die tdslid,
bon 100000 YcrIoneu beiuht merz
ben. .gei 2euten Die friibcr nics
mails elm Sbenter beiudt babcn",
beibt es In benz 8eriht. ~ldeint Der
@eI6mad bafiir burf 8anoelbilber
aerei8t porben 81 ieiit unb bic Ibeater
bdben bdpon profitirt. gs lpiro be-
bauptet. In elmer Stabt bon 10000
ober 10000 ginipobnern, mo fein
9heater proiperieren fonnte, bis SaB
burd Die @anbelbilber elm 0erlnngen
rad Dem .lebenbigen Drama" err
fpedt tpuroe. permoge ieet Elm Sbeater
gldn8enb 81 beiteben."
@s fpirb in benz 8eridJt ferner cons
itaiirt. bnB in 8robs Nefp gorf. ipo
1.o75.000 &inber in Den oifentliten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
NatbematiiHe Aufsabe.

Gin Seeelidiff unS cin Sampibooi
fabren 3t gleiher 3eit itromauftpdrts
- bas Segelififf braiidDt CUR grreis
dung oes beiberieitiaen 3ieles ad,ts
5ebn Stunben; bas Snmpfboot fdbrt
itr%onnuftpdrts flint Wal 10 ifnen unb
i~tromabtpdrts Sebn InI 10 idyncQ oils
bas Seaelihiff nno bdlt lid Dor Der
8iidfabrt bier Stunoen am 8eitims
munssorte arf. Sad fpie biel Stunz
ben beseenen ii6 Die beiben Sfiffe
tpieoer?
anfIofun. Nc: Iad adt Stun>
ben 80 Sill Minuten. - .Glte unb
Neltc Welt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
Gin biaises SersrOaermnssslas.

6ier mill i6 eiif einnal 6ci9en,
lpie ibr cid gang biai8 5ipar fem
GcrsroBernnessias, aber Gin nnoeres
Diittel sum Gergrobern Der @cecns
itdnbe MAIDEN fDnnt. SIR uebmt elm
8artenblntt pber elm Stiidfen iteifess
Ydpier unb itecbt nit elmer ISABEL Gin
feines God bincin. @enn ibr bieie
Seffnung bi6t Dor eiu Illge ballet,
lpdbrenb bas anbere Iuee geihloiiens
lpirD, uno Damn IN etipa 212 Gcntiz
meter gntfernung einen fleincn @es
eenitanb betrnd)tet, pnnn miro bieicr
bebeutenb GROCER erideinen. Yro6iert
es 3undhit ctnrnal nit elmer tleinen
Shrift, ba iperpct ibr bemerfeu, ipie
biel GROCER Die Srd)itabcn, burd) baS
God, seieben.- eri6einen. IaereinsS
mug bellies .2idlt7 AM heu 6itp6etrads
tenben @eeenitaub folleu. 8odt ibt
Elm fleines tobtcs Snictt bnrd bies
@ereroBcrunss : Snitrumcnt beicben,
10 miibt ibr es nit Summit auf Sapicr
fleberi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28

10 fort bis iiber 100. 10 Iarec cs eiid
Spab maht. @er cinttal anifatt
Burr" 81 Iasen, Die 3dbl l,e1nt, Der
muB Elm SfariO eebeu. Sas Spiel
lit Defenders llitie, ipenn bas Sdblen
redlt ihnea Dor iih sebt, benn bann
perplappcrn lid oft aud, Die gutem
Hefner uno befommen Straie.
X
2inberipriids.
Gum CHEN bic Suppc,
Gum Spielen Die Yuppe.
Wit 9eiebuf unb Shreibpupier,
Sd frobIib III Die Shul' mhridier'l
~
Seilisc gnecl ballet 8ad)t
Bel inns &inbern Tag nnb ginft
9leibt Bel ms 5u ailer Seit
Shiist ms fir bic gtpiefeit.