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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-08-09
North Dakota Roads

Fargo Forum: Within the next sixty
days North Dakotans will have more
real use for the country roads than for
the past nine or ten months. The i'm
mense grain crop must be hauled to the
elevators. The condition of the roads
from the fields to the selling points is
an important factor. The farmer, with
good roads into town, has all kinds Of
advantages over the man who hasn't
The first man can haul larger loads, his
horses will have an easier time and he
can make more trips. The difference
will be noticeable factor on large
grain crop. Every load of grain that
is pulled to an elevator over rough,
bumpy, rutty road is hauled with eco
nomic waste-not only to the owner
but to the society at large.
Farm values increase with good roads.
They are great agencies for develop
ment and uplift. City growth at the
expense of the country districts has
been due in large measure to the bad
fOaOS-anQ Lne poor WedHs VI SOlH
munication and travel. People fled the
rural districts because Of the isolation.
Good roads will keep boys and girls on
the farm, will make entertainment.
church-going, school attendance and
social intercourse easier.
Bad roads breed discomfort and fall
ure. They make bad country, ignor-
ance thrives in sections where they ex-
ist.
Good roads increase the wealth, in-
telligence and social life of the districts
in which they are found. North Dako-
ia can make good roads cheaply ri
the work is intelligently done. Iha
state should not be disgraced with
roads that are impossible Of. travel.
See that your candidates for the lsg-
islature are favorable n the enactmsaf
Of good roads legisis should T.
i matter Of selfish INT tossvsty
property owner Ia North Dlketa ~ ~ N
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-08-09
Maleolm Corr espondence
Mike Markert Of Garrison spent So

Mike Markert Of Garrison spent Sum
day at Evensons.
Norwegian services were held in the
Reuter- school house Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Jacob Forland has nowse erected
new windmill and Evensons = now
erecting his. s
Pete Anderson gave q dance in his
barn Saturday evening. A large crowd
was present and yeryhody there report
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-08-09

of the boys who stay on the farm; for
when other things are made equal
which has not been done in the past
the farm offers opportunities for true
success equal to those offered to the
lawyer, the doctor, or the merchant
who lives in the city. Progressive
Farmer.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28
Death of w. J. Graham.

We are deeply panied this week
to chronicle the death of w. J.
Graham, who passed away at his
home, Tuesday evening, having cx-
ceedcd by three months and fifteen
days his allotted three score years.
He was a native of Canada and on
September 5, 1880, was united in
marriage to Miss Ollie Davis of
Utah, who. with six daughters and
two sons, now mourns his depart
ure. five other children having pre-
ceded their father in death. For
II years the family have been
highly respected residents of DEM
ing, where the deceased has been
known to all men as upright. just
and honorable.
The funeral was conducted by his
pastor. Rev. Z. Moore. from the
family home, yesterday afternoon,
and the remains laid to rest in the
Dcming cemetery.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28
Columbus.

Capt. Kyle left Tuesday via DEM
ing for Santa Rita where he will ST.
cure some Mexican horses.
Mrs. a. |. Boyd left Saturday for
visit to her old home in Midland.
Texas.
W. l.. Moody is having a resi-
dence erected on his lots in the Rice
addition.
W. F. King is spending part of
his vacation in FL Paso visiting with
DR.. and Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Measday and family have re-
turned home after a most pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Evans.
Mr.. A. J. Evans made a business
trip to Deming last Sunday, taking
Mrs. Green and Miss G. G.. Goebel
with him.
Mr.. Archer, while working on the
pumping plant of Mrs. DeRosea was
caught in the belt and sustained
many injuries. One arm and one
leg is broken and his face badly cut.
Mr.. Archer is getting along nicely
at present.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28

\ bargain A good new residence
and choice lot in Pccos. Texas. to trade
for small decided tract or relinaush
mcnt near Dcmlng What have YOU?
Address + o. Box 22i, Pecos. Tex.
2w2O'
Stenographcr with extra time de-.
slrcs three or four extra customers. to
work by the week or month. Also any
Kind ofcXtra work. Address Stem
graphcr. Room |, Dcckrrt Bldg. or
call by telephone, 23l. ring. lStf
Have a snap in few ten acre tracts
close to court house, a little over half
of what adjoining tracts sold for Bet
ter get busy The KcttIcr Land Co..
Spruce street
For Sale 10 acres improved. rev =
room Hath and pastcrcd bungalow
Three miles South of town. Small
pumping plant. outbuldings. Sacrifice
price if taken at once. +. H.
Schwcrdtfegcr. Dcming, n. NJ. u
For Sale At a big bargain, 100 acres
of decided land, four miles south of
Demlng on the grade road Land is
level and fine and there are some i'm.
provements. Address, Il. care the
hraphlc. loft
| have for sale II four year old thor.
ough bred stallion. sired by Handspring.
a noted Kentucky sire and bred at Lex.
ington, Ky. This is one of the best bred
young horses that was ever brought Ia
New Mexico and carries the blood of
lroquois. Vandal, Child Harold and Lee.
viathan This veins, He is we'll broken
to single and double harness and saddle.
is Kind and gentle. Price four hundred
dollars. )r. >. ID. Swope l3tf
Will trade ~ acre farm thirteen
miles from Fl. Worth. Texas; house
and lot in Mineral Wells. Texas. 3OOO-
acre stock ranch in Texas $1,000 Ven.
doris Lien note due in December: Bust.
ness lot in Arkansas Pass Texas. loo
acre farm in Liberty Co.., Texas; 80
acre farm in Preside Co.. Texas: a
good brick store building in II good
town in New Mexico: loo lots i'm a good
town in New Mexico. Will trade all
or any part for Mimbrcs Valley land
or Deming property Box 3Gi. Dem.
my. \. NJ. 2w2O
Strayed: One small bay mare brand.
ed j. A. c. connected left shoulder and
one large brown mule branded small W
on left jaw. Reward of 81 for return
to Rcubush 4 Mcasday's or to our
ranch six miles east, Roseborough Bros.
lStf
For Sale; New 2l-h. p. engine 10
burn gasoline or naptha. Immediate
delivery without freight charges. Can
ne seen running AT any time. ANY one
contemplating an engine for this years
crop can save valuable time by getting
this engine. Address box 32l. Dcming
2Utf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28
Mountainview.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stall spent very
pleasant day at the ranch of Jim
Hougland Sunday.
Mart Akcrs and family spent sun
day at the home of Mrs. Moves.
They report splendid time.
NJ c. Smith is made glad with
the knowledge that he has a fine
well and pumping plant on his place.
Sunday school was attended by a
good crowd. Mrs. Weber was Sc.
lected as organist.
The ball game between Mountain.
view and the Florida boys on the
18th, was won by the Florida boys.
Mr., L. Fowler entertained a num-
Der at his home east Of Mountain
view one evening this week. A iol.
ly good time was reported.
Mrs. Harvc Hougland entertained
a number Of her friends one night
this week. A jolly good time was
enjoyed by all present. lee cream
and cake were served as lunch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28
Deming Gets Good Indiana
Family.

Deming climate and generally
healthful conditions, augmented by
the good work of the Chamber of
Commerce induced representative
family of Indiana to become perma-
nent residents here.
II affords us pleasure to note the
arrival here of w. +. Curtis and
family, including his wife and three
children, former friends of Secreta-
ry and Mrs. Hills, who came from
Plymouth in the Hoozier state and
who have already purchased a fine
4O-acre farm northeast of the city.
They will reside in town for a few
months, until suitable home can be
erected on the farm.
Deming has open arms for all such
families.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28
Hurleys' Big 4th of July.

The American eagle will scream
ut Hurley, New Mcxico's greatest
mining town, next Thursday. sure
enough
The boys are arranging prizes
that foot up almost a thousand dol
lars, the more prominent ones being
as follows
Base ball, $500, divided into $500:
500; $50 and $50.
Bronco busting, $l25, $50, $25.
Burrow roping, $40, $25, $l5.
Goat roping, $40, $50, $40.
Cow pony race, $35, SIS.
Mems race, $40, S..
Boys race. Ia years and under S5
Girls race, ID years and under $5.
Sack race, S..
3.Icgged race. 50.
Potato race, IS.
A cordial invitation is extended
tn Deming people to attend all en-
tcrtainments which will he free, in
Guiding a free barbecue. Special
guides will be on hand all day to
conduct parties thru the big mills.
Everybody come.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28
Luxor.
er time.

Mrs. VIM. Dresser will visit Tue
son July 4th.
Mrs. Bishop and daughter visited
Deming friends, Friday.
Mr.. Colwell is much improved in
health.
Mrs. Earl Taylor visited friends,
Thursday.
The s. =. pay car made the boys
happy last week.
Vern Dresser and j. II. Simpson
got their hands considerably bruis.
ed in well rigs, last week.
p. J. Case has one of the finest
young orchards one ever saw. He
has nearly all varieties of fruit.
J. W. Ferguson entertained n
friend from Providence hospital, III
Paso, Thursday.
Earl Van Sickle's crops look fine,
He will begin begin began bean
planting July LIST.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28
Sohmers---Cystal---Jub 3-4
S. P. Magnate Good Booster.

oenatOT \. y. bauRnren IN III re-
ciept of a letter from Supt. J. II.
Dyer, of the S. P. which says:
i am requested by Mr.. r. }.
Clancy, assistant to the general
manager of this company to mail
you enclosed clipping from the Los
Angeles Tribune of June. 18th. |
know that yourself and other Dem
ing friends will be pleased to know
that Mr.. Clancy is an insistent and
optomistic booster for your terrific
ry. | think we will have to have u
duplicate of Mr.. Hollis shovel
cast for him"
"A new trade zone with marvellous
possibilities for Los Angeles mcr-
chants and jobbcrs, is springing into
existence with the rapid develop
ment of territory lying between this
city and FL Paso with its richest spot
near Deming, N. NJ. is the opinion
of K. }. Clancy, assistant to the gen
eral manager of the Southern Pa
cifc railroad at San Francisco, who
after a seven-thousand mile trip
of inspection on the southern part
of the Hartman system: is stopping
at the Westminster hotel.
This transformation of a desert
into a green land, which believe
will within ten years increase the
fruit crop of this Pacific coast ter
ritory at least 45 per cent means a
great deal to Los Angeles" said
Mr.. Clancy yesterday afternoon. 1T
offers an absolutely new trade zone
for the sale of every commodity
which people in a new and flourish
ing country need
Los Angeles should sell that pop
ulation all sorts of goods. The de-
vcolpmcnt of New Mexico and adj
jacent territory is amazing. | think
that within a decade the fruit crop
will require $4,000 cars for its trans
portation and the farm products an
other $4,000 cars.
THE people are settling the land.
They are prospecting. They will
soon be buying extensively. There
are stores in Deming with stocks
worth $780, 600 There are lovely
homes and fine churches. 1t is n
district with the same spirit which
Los Angeles has-that of energetic
optimism ana Los Angeles mef-
chants should get in touch with it.
| think it would pay the chamber of
commerce to send n representative
delegation through the entire re-
gion.
1T promises to do much to check
the existing shortage in beef, for it
is a splendid stock country and its
alfalfa is 40 per cent. more NITROUS
than that of the northern and mid
die states. Its fruit is very fine and
will not compete with CALIFORNIA;
orchards because it ripens at anoth-
or time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28
The Hondale Telephone Line
Completed.

Contractor Carter reports the CON-
p e t ION Of the Deming- Hondale
branch of the Luna County Tele-
phone line and the installation of a
switch board and a goodly number
of phones at Hondale.
The Mountain States Co., will
soon have the Deming connection
completed so we can be real good
neighbors.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28
The Latest from Baltimore.

The following telegram received
by c. J. Kelly. at SOB a. m. from j.
A. Mahoney, which says: Clark,
maybe, Bryan or Wilson will not be,
Marshall possibly. Great Conven-
ton"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28

They are going to have some big
doings" at Hurley, July ith.
Don't overlook the big entertain
ment at Geo. Watkins ranch, Hol-
lywood," July ith. You are all
cordially invited.
Biyler 4 Son are building a cot
tage for Lee o. Lester on his 40 adj
Joining the Baker farm, which will
be occupied by Lees father.
For Sale Family horse. q years
old, l6 hands high, weight l2OO
mounds, sound and gentle, can be
seen at Wallis west adobe on Chest
nut street. Also set single har'
ness.
The Mimbrcs Valley Growers 4
Canning Association at Hondale has
lust placed an order for 81 800
worth of machinery for the canning
factory and will put 800 more into
the first building. The 10th OF
August will see everything ready
for the first crop.
The famous Foulks fruit farm
furnished the Chamber of Com
merce, yesterday morning with q
limb of as fine cherries as can he
found in the u. S. The editor
drove out with Lee o. Lester and
saw the trees laden with fruit and
surely never saw anything finer.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28
PERSONAL.

Demlng Is glad to welcome
Franklin Beard of Hardensburg,
Ky.
Mrs. Katherine G. Brown left.
Monday. for Lena. Ill.,, where she
will spend the summer.
Fred Sherman and wife have
gone to Denver and expect to drive
back home in new Ford cor.
Gilbert A. Reilly of Denver is the
new stenographer at the Deming
Ice & Electric Co. S office.
Mrs. Wardwell of San Bernard
inc, Calf, is a guest at the home of
her brother, w. J. Clifford.
Miss Margaret Martin of Fl Paso
is visiting Deming friends this
week.
Mrs. W. +. Tanning has gone to
Philadelphia to spend the summer
months. Another summer widow
or.
Mrs. l.. o. Danse of lola, our
live wire correspondent from that
community, favored the GRAPHIC
with n pleasant call, Monday.
Mrs. A. &. Bliss and daughters,
Edith and Irene Scovile, leave next
Monday for Colorado Springs, to
spend the summer.
Pierce Hughes is home from FL
Paso learning the deputy county
clerks duties to take Sam 7.
Clark's place when the latter goes
into the new bank.
Rev. j.. W. Campbell, district
missionary of the Southwest Bap-
list Association. is in the city for Il
few days assisting in the prepare
tions for the big meeting next
month.
Grover J. Sccord, late of the
Michigan Agricultural College and
University of Michigan, is in this
vicinity making Il mineral collection
for New York house. He is much
delighted with this region.
Superintendent J. Il. Taylor is
home from eastern New Mexico.
where he has won all sorts of gold
on opinions as one of the ablest
educators in the Southwest. His
Institutes at Roswell and Tularosa
were very successful.
As soon as +. K. Coon moved
from his bungalow in town which
he h, d sold 10 K. +. Cameron Of the
water company, Mr.. Cameron went
to Deming and brot his family here,
and is now enjoying the luXuries of
married life. l.ordsburg Liberal.
Commissioner j. W. Phillips and
family have moved to his ranch near
Mutt, which neccssitates the resig-
nation of Miss Bertha Phillips, our
efficient chief operator at the CEN
trial telephone office. Her place
has been teken by Miss Josie Rue
bush
Stephen w. Green of Baltimore,
a trinity graduate of Hartford, who
has been teaching Latin and Mathe-
MATES in the Donaldson school at
Baltimore, is spending the summer
with his brother. Aid. II. ID. Green.
Two years ago he visited England
and the continent, reaching Algiers
in his travels. He is foot bail en-
thusiast and can take hand at
base ball. Glad to have him
here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28

The Deming Lumber Co. can tell
You Just what il will cost to build a
house or barn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-06-28

For Sale, or rent:--Four room house,
well, windmill, barn and outhouses with
lO-acres Of land, 2 miles from postofiiee.
DIR. M. j. Moran. lStf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Der aemakreaeltc Midlter.

Dor &idter @arriion in &ep Ser.
;cp mar cine alte S.ll1ferin oils Sen.
Gin poraelaoen. Sic trug Die altmo-
oiihe Sraht ibrer Sefte mo DER
eigenartige, Saare mo Sbren be.
oedenoe &apottbllt erifmerte es ibr,
sic Sragen oes Inpaltes Der De
genpartei 5u perlteben.
Ser Inmdlt panote iid an Den
HiAter uno Scr befobl Der Iltcn.
ben Sltt ob5unebmen.
salt mir uift ein!"
sd bin gcwobnt, Dob man mei-
men Sefcblen geborht," crflGrte Ger
Hidter.
.Tas mag ihon ieiL aber if lcse
mciuen Sut nidt ob."
sd bin Der Hidter mo-"
.llno ib bebaltc mcincn Silt aui."
Sic mod)ten mobl bier beieblen
mo Ole Stelle ais &ihter einneb.
men2"
.Id) neill. mariim ocnm alld? gS
iiscn obnebin ihon genrlg olte @ei.
Der auf Der Scrleper Hidyterbunf."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
" ~ ~
Sumter mnS rani.

Ser oamaliee 8pupernellr 9lad
lpar ein geiuhter Siidreoner uno
lebnte ielten cine ginlaoung ab. 9ei
cinem Diner fiibrte i'm Der mitig
ieiu pollenoe Soaitmeiiter nit ben
@orten elm:
,@ir meroen sic gbre baben, I'M.
Ieren 8ouoerneltr, Serrn 6ranf
SlCd. gu boren. @oupernellr 9laf
lit Elm portreifliher Siid)reoner uno
ipeiIt fait ieoen Gag no anoers. Gr
repandirt iih fir oas Giien itets NIT
elmer &eoe lno man fonnte beinabe
lagen: menn ntan BEL 9lad elm Gin.
ner in Den ginuurf wirft fonnlt
cine HeOe beraus."
Ser 8oupernerr erbob lid uno
lprnd):
sd mrterideioe mid bon met
mem geebrten Serrn Sorreoner, Dem
Spaltmeiiter. in einem Eiinfte. Gr
behauptet, wcnn ib oct Mino uuf-
Made uno man mir Gin Ninner bin
eimpirit. fommt cine Heoe 5i,m %or-
ihcin; bel linn it's umgefebrt:
wenn or ben Iino miimadt uno
eile Teoe beroisldBt, fomnt bel
ms oos Giicn gum &orideinll"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Ser SnmS nnS iein Serr.

Gin ailtomobililt iGbrt in m1Bi-
gem Sempo in Connecticut Die 9onb,
itraBe bin mn0 bemerft Dor iid) auf
Der StraBe einen Sormer. Der cine
Shrotflinte int Arm trdat, nit lei.
llem Suno. 9aS lln9liid mil's, baB
Der Srno Dor Die Waifine remit
mo aui Der STEELE getoatet miro.
Der Better beS IiltoS bGlt ioiort
an iino entiduiloiat ii6 bel Dem
GARNER:
.eS tbut mir auirihtig leio. bab
it, Sbren Sunh 9etobtet babe. obcr
es mar niht meme Shulb. SD battle
ielbit &unbe mnO bin elm GROCER
SbIertrelmS uIa fana S9ren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Rad Dem Iemer.

Seiteriuebr6ef mad gliiflih iiber-
l%tanoener @efabr): .Sbnen, mein
SEER, muB i6 meme beionOere gin.
erfennung altsiprehen; Sic baben
an Der Tumpe fat uebermenidlides
geleiitet. @as iinO Sic BON 9erui,
iuenu ih fragen barf2"
,Milfb1n0ler."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Giu;iac M10lihfcit.

Tantoiiclbelo @tadts erwaheno):
YSraL Dor boh nal: ga fommt
elmer Die Sreppe bernufgepoltertl
ToS fam mr. ein Spitbube iein;
benn bier i'm Sauie limo ood ole
p%crheirathet!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
s Ser u potbef e.

Der nelte slpotbefergebilfe bat 10.
eben elm He5ept fir cine Srau ge-
madt, Die oafiir einen Collar uno
5ebn Gents bat 5ablen miiiien. aaim
lit Ole Srau meg, 10 merit Ser @e-
billie, oaB Der Collar falif lit.
GilenoS itiir5t er 5llm BETTER unb
tbeilt i6m Die betriibli6e Sbatiade
nit.
rgeIn, lrno Sic sebn Gents" fragt
Der SEER rllbi9, Limo oie glt?"
uSa, Serr," e~ntgegnet Der Sc
billie, roie iheinen edit 81 Hiein."
o9tlln," meint Der Npotbefer, oba
brau6en mir inns feline grauen
Saare mad)ien 81 loiien. oa baben
mir imnter nod genltg peroient."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Bonn lnitiscn Snfcl Sam.

@ III 6 nm.
Ser T~boto9rapb iagt sum CUTS
berrn: sd babe iebr ihone fine
mutograpbiide 9lufnobmen bon Dem
9ebea allf !brem Gut 9emadt."
oSd5t Sbr meme arbeiter in 8e,
pegniIg gefaBt?" frogt Der Outs
berr.
Ser Ybotoerapb: sd 6enfe
Ood."
Ser 8utsberr: .@roBartig, Sic
@ilienlhait, mas Sic olles fannl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Ter 1tmper6eHcrlidlc.

Mapor Fitzgerald pom Bolton
lprad) bel eiriem 9untett iiber Die
Insiihtsloiigfeit Der &eilbarfeit Der
Srunfiudt.
sd mIB babel immer an einen
olten Wann oeufen Der zines Cages
gum Yoli5eiribter fam; man fonnte
Tim icine 8orliebe fiir ben Ilfobol
an Der Naie anieben."
yguer Ghren-iagte Der Nlte--id
mohte obIdyp0ren."
rSebr pobl; aitf mie lnnge2"
ySriiber babe id) INNER allf &c
~tets5eit abgeifmorcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
8errntben.

Srau: ,@aS miiroeit on tbltn,
8eorge, penn id DID oils @ittmer
5uriidlaiien miirbe?"
Wann: oHun, ib ocnfe, baSielbe
ipie or penn i6 sid oils 8ittpe slt-
riidlieBe."
5rnl: 30, on 9emeiner aerl.
llio on boit mir imlner geiogt, on
fonnte't ME cine anoere nebmen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
SdreflidJe SrDbmng.

Sodter (5u ibrem Batter, eincm
Mesgermeiiter): Better, lob oid) er.
weihen, ih liebe meinen Sran5 uno
fam MIR nit ibm gliidlid merocn."
Batter (Oidfopfia: sd gebe
incline So6ter feinem S6neioer
uif)t."
Sodter: Batter, on mirit es nod,
bereuen--id gebe unter's Sbeatcr."
Softer: ia aeborite bin"
Softer: sd geb ms @aiier,
Suter."
Batter: .0as obn man."
Sod,ter drei nad) 6eroinano in
p&nbale lino Siebe". Gift III, S5ene
y: r0u AlmGhtiger bit mein
3euge! &ein menihlifes Mittel lieB
id rnperiuht-ih muB 81 einem
tGlfliid,en ihreiten. III miait nidty
pie ih mil; gut Oem-io gebe ih
hin uno er51ble Ger Staot cine &C.
ihibte. ipie' man bel ms Die mar.
men @iirithen mabt!"
Batter (mie pom 9lite getrofien) /:
y@as lit oas?-Nimm i'm bin!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Yut Stammtiih.

Serr 9lifmann ~(renommirenb):
n9ei mir 5u Saiiie mnB alles nad
meinem 8opfe geben."
Stammgait: rSoben's gebort; 10.
gar oas aiidengeihirr."
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WnnSpflaitcr.

SdmGserin: r@oran, Serr Gro.
%ielior, erfennt man NIT abioluter
Siherbeit, oaB elm Ienih foot iit?"
.geim Wanne, penn oas Ser5-
Bel Der Srau, menn Die 3uuee IT'LL
ltebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Ncacrmis.

Gin alter Neser fomnt snln er.
item Wale in ole Sauptitabt ieines
SeimatbitaateS mo bcobadtct nit
Staunen Die eleftriiden @agcn, bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

its niht oireft paBt, unb nenn Ell
mem Die @eiese nid)t Oireft paiien,
itno lperu einem Die fonfeiIionelen
Serbdltniiie nidt oireft paiien, iiber-
Denn einem Der 9an5e Stoot
nid,t oireft pabt, Damn lit nan eben
freiiinnig, perlteben Sie?"
rs bitt' l9on, i6 ooft', bann lit
man So5ialoenlofrat."
ySm, ia aaeroines, i~o5uiaeeu;
ober wenn einem baum Die So5ialoe-
mofratie niht bireft paBt, ieben Sic,
Damn lit man eben freiiinnig."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
spab ulnb and iein.
Serien- Sbpll.

Serien-SDpll.
Ter @ater mprsens Smdcn baft,
Wpmit Die Nfuttcr SUDDEN baft.
Die aod)fnnit friid BON Statten
gcbt,
Sas Giien balb uor'm 8attem itcbt.
Sie @6glein bietcn Sbrenihmans,
5noea bic slide idmOrcn ans.
limb iicb'!-Grb6bter Magentroit-
lie lie6cn &inoer trasen Msuit.
&crgniiglid lit iold1 &cbensgang;-
Sa, bie's lang baben, gcben's lang!
~ ~ -
Bonn lnitiscn Snfel Sam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Sm @nrean.

,8esbalb limo Sic oenn belrte 10
miirriih, Serr aoaege2"
rIh-ba fol- elmer nift miirriifJ
iein! arbeit bot man, oaB mm Sll.
Iammenbrefen modte. mo - Die
Worgen5eitrng tit audi wicoer nal
atsgeblieben!"