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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
WHERE TREES ARE A NUISANCE.

In a recent issue Of an Iowa daily
was the editorial suggestion that the
roadsides Of the state be planted to
trees with pecuniary profit to the
community and the identifying of the
country generally as the ends in view.
The writer Of the article admitted
that trees heretofore along the high
ways have not been always desirable
because they shade the road and pre-
vent it from drying out rapidly, but
maintained that 1.-THE new theory IS to
build the road and maintain 1t iii such
= way that it will shed the water and
therefore always will be in good condi-
ton.
The frequent user OF rural high
ways can see some very evident oo-
jections to planting trees along the
public roads. Even with permanent
roads there is winter season as well
as a summer So far as the farr'e: IS
concerned, about two-thirds OF ms
hauling 10 done during the period OF
SNOWFALL. LII Wlukci , oiiS tiAAA'e --N~
last one the roads that had to be aoan-
doned were the ones along which trees
and hedgerows stood. In spring enne'
when the snow and ice are melting, II
is always the parts where trees hhe
the road that are last to be opened up
Then, again, in another way Is the
owner Of the land adjacent to the
roadway interested. Little else than
possibly a light crop OF hay or grass
can be grown to within several rods
of line Of tall trees which shade the
ground and where roots absorb the
moisture that Is necessary TO the needs
of a growing crop. All over the state
trees are being chopped down from
boundary lines on farms because OF me
effect their presence produces on the
land near where they stand.
Thee planting along the roadsides as
a source Of profit TO the community Is
inpracticable. A plain, unrestricted
highway with a woven wire fence on
either side, while perhaps not quite so
picturesque or refreshing to the eye,
is. nevertheless, more satisfactory To
the traveller when deep SHOWS cover
the ground and to the farmer as ne
inspects his growing crops.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
BE PHILOSOPHICAL.

lSlOuA lily A>C"S.l
It's no use, dear friends to swear at
the hot weather. That only makes you
hotter. Also it's no use to fan your
self, and go around the corner for a
cold drink. Come, let's figure it out to-
gether.
Aren't you uncomfortably hot chiefly
for this reason-that you try too hard
to fight against the heat? Just yield
to the heat, acquiesce in it, take 1t as
matter Of course, and see how much
more comfortable you'll be.
It's natural for summer to be hot.
and it's natural for man to sweat. Also
it's good for him. 1t soaks the physical
poisons out Of him. just like the hot
baths at a health resort, where he'd
pay good money to be parboiled. That
leaves quiet nerves and a clear eye
II only the man doesn't work himself
into a frenzy over the silly notion that
he's suffering.
The mental attitudes the main thing.
Just meet the hot weather only half
way. II you can persuade yourself that
you wish 1t was still warmer all the
better. Pretty soon you'll be enjoying
the heat, and thanking providence for
the good old summer time.
This isn't sarcasm. but hard fact.
At any rate, since everything else has
failed, why not try It?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12

succeed was to get an easy Job with
good pay. regardless of experience. He
was inclined to flnd fault with the
first boss and his business methods.
Hence he sought another Job. In fact
he has in sequence sought many and
has not yet found an employer who ap-
preciates q man who assumes that he
knows how to run his business better
than himself He hasn't got anywhere.
and probably never will.
Which are you going to be, boys, a
Jim or q Joe?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
Punishment strictly Res,,.s.l.

49,
The Onlcial Gazette, Toxic, Japan
contains an administrative orAsr DIV
ing minute directions - to tho methoe
Of application Of corporal pmishns1
in the Korean peninsula. The culprb
shall lie on his stomach, his hande
stretched out above his head and fast
ened. Straps are to be paused ruunl
the body and round the knee 5otntl
and arms, with the clothes 70 arrange
as to expose the hips. The execution
er shall stand with his whip ct armt
length. the tip protruding three inchsi
over the edge Of the prisoners body
The executioner's left hand shall b
on his left side. palm upwards, the
right foot in advance, and bearing the
weight Of the body. The stroke u q
be delivered perpendicularly. and the
skin is under no circumstances 70 b
broken. The punishment 10 70 take
place one hour after . meal, and the
prisoner, II he requires rsfreshmen1
during the operations, shall b Giyo0
. drink Of fresh water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
jim OR JOE?

For instance, there's Smithson, whose
hair is tinged by white and whose
shoulders are bent with years OF toll
and worry. There might be some dis
agreement as to whether Smithson
had been a successful man. All his life
he had labored for others. assuming
responsibility as 1t came. doing his
duties with care and ability. He had
saved. possessed a comfortable home,
and something to keep the wolf from
the door in his declining years. Per-
haps he lacked initiative, for he seemed
content to give his talents in the SER
vice OF others and inclined to avoid
the dangers and worries of a business
Of his own.
which was proper. He cared for mis-
offspr1g to the extent Of his ability, and
gave them the best education that the
putlic school and the business college
Afforded. He sought to make his chill
dren self-supporting insofar as his
circumstances permitted. Among the
children were two sons. Both inherited
their fathers industry, were bright and
ambitious.
Jim concluded to learn a trade. He
APPLIED himself industriously, tried to
pssaee ''ths boss proved himself Z
yaluaAlo empacys, and gained recogni-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
The way Of

The prisoner was charged with 20
trivial An oftense that the Judge told
him that II he would plead guilty hs
would lot him OF with hne. Before
W plead guilty" replied the mans law
yer, wed like to know what the me
will be." 'Isn't It rather unusual to A.
tempt to bargain with the court?' ash
Cd the Judge. Perhaps 1t IL. your
honor" replied the lawyer, "'but in this
case the prisoner has only @12. ana
% my fee IL SO, We can't AFFORD to
Plead guilty II you intend to me him
more than 91."-Youth's Companion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
why You siah.

When anyone signs unconscIously
1t means they have been taking short
breaths and not drawing sufficient oxy-
gen into the lungs. Finally. the lungs
must have more oxygen, they are hun
cry for 1t, and so the lungs exert their
right and actually force you to take in
a great breath of air. This gives
them the needed oxygen, and they
can go on with their work for
while longer, when they will force
another "sigh," which is In reality
themselves to more oxygen in
spite of yourself.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
s1oo. 900 advanced against Uganda

100000 advanced against Uganda
cotton. some Of which will take six
months to bring home.
In these circumstances the mer-
chants have urged the government, II
they could not build railways at any
rate to construct roads, but owing to
lack of funds little .,rogress has been
made. If this state OF affairs were al
lowed to continue the result would be
that the merchants would finally have
TO give up buying cotton, and this in
turn would lead to the natives ceas-
ing to SOW. 1t is felt. therefore. that
the decision OF the government has
come none too soon and offer some
prospect of relieving a very difficult
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
Bird. ApproprI.te w..ps' Net.

Birds Appropriate WaspT Nest.
An unidentified bird had captur ed
the palm In this neighborhood for .
unique place In which to build Its nest
It has selected . wasps' nest at the
gable end Of house In Lovely street
and built its nest therein. The nest
10 made Of cotton batting, sticks and
grass. The wasps have been at work
on the nest for several years and
what they viii have to say when they
return and find their house occupied
remains 70 b sesn.-Baltimole Amsri
can.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
Iona Newspapers
TILE FREE LECTURE GRAFT
ICedar RAPIDS Republican,

When they come around and offer
you free lectures, under whatever
name, be sure 20 examine the lectures
before they are delivered. The
chances are that the lectures have
been financed by some real estate syn
dicate out west. The people Of Iowa
are such good ones that anything and
everything is done to lure them away
and, strange as it may seem, the peo-
pie Of Iowa are also 80 simple that
they permit themselves to be worked
in all sorts OF ways. The free lecture
idea is an old one, but il still seems to
work occasionally.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
A PIONEER CABIN.
tame. Intellisencer.l

Dr.. W. 3. Niles and family have been
spending the summer In the original
lob cabin built by Isaac II. Craig and
his father on the Craig homestead two
.nii;e. northeast % a::es .eee what
was the promising town Of Blooming
ton sixty years ago. The log house was
built accordfne 70 the Iudiana archi-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12

lecture and the building stands today
- firm and solid ~ when built. Il has
one kf8S rooms and IN up stairs and
the Nilss family enjoy It thoroughly.
When tie Soper saw mill WAS put In
operation walnut boards were secured
and the exterior walls sided. One side
Is open now and the original logs are
visible. showing the mud thinking. An
immense flre place IL the attractive
feature Of the ROOM Near the cabin 10
a spring that became noted for its cool
refreshing waters. This spring still
flows and not very long ago man
rode UP to the house asking for q
drink. He said he had drank from this
spring in 1856 AMI had always renem-
bered 1t. Mr.. Craig had selected this
site from, the bound!ess prairie. Com
ing from Indiana the woods and the
hills appealed to him rather than the
rolling open country. DIR. Niles has i'm
proved and added to tho farm. The
log house is used only for summer
home.
TOM TAaGART's RETIREMENT.
tSioux City Tribune.1
The announcement of Tom Taggart
that he will retire from the national
committee and take no part in the
campaign to elect Woodrow Wilson,
suggests two causes for his action.
1t is not usual for bosses of the Tag
CART and Murphy brand to take active
part in a campaign unless they expect
a substantial reward in the shape Of
control over the candidate after he Is
elected. Before beginning a pre- cleo
ton fight they want a definite under
standing as to what will be the atti-
tude Of the administration toward the
interests which they represent. Tag
CART met Woodrow Wilson for q con-
ference and the nature of 1t Is not hard
to guess. Since his announced with
drawal from active participation in the
campaign it is also easy to make a
pretty good guess as to what sort OF
an answer he received from the demo-
cratic nominee.
Recalling the Harvey Wilson Wat
terson episode. it may also be imagined
that even If Tasgart approached the
New Jersey statesman in a generous
attitude, asking little and offering
much, he may not have met cordial
reception. Undoubtedly it was harder
for Wilson to turn down his friend
Harvey on the ground that the latter's
support was injurious to his candidacy.
than it would be for him to reject
Taggart on the same grounds.
1t needs but the consecutive Incl
dents Of the visit OF Taggart to Wilson
and the announced resignation OF the
former from the democratic national
committee to convince the country that
Wilson Is still steadfast in his deter
mination to make no entangling al
liances which will hinder him from be-
ing progressive thru and thru.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
Cur fsr Nerves.

/ People cultivate nerves to . large
o1tent ana DO not apply simple rules
10 cure them. Healthy work. particu-
larry out Of doors, II m excellent anti
Aote % nerves. Onions are q very
s>SA sSSss e. nevvnna neon1e Gran
1sesjoe ars god for su1srsfs from In
|aslave nvsr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12
IOWA OPINION AMp NorEs.

"The cost Of living" says the Fair
field Journal, about which all Of ~
are complaining, is Just what each in
dividual makes 1t. II we must own an
automobile and have q porterhouse
steak and thirty-five cent bacon appe-
title all the time, we can not expect to
live as cheaply as people whose
tastes are more moderate. There isn't
a native born American who couldn't
live better than his father did and save
more money than his father ever
dreamed Of saving II he would live as
his father did,"
In the opinion of the Davenport
Democrat 1T remains a fact that we
have too few producers: that the ener-
gy that is being devoted to politics. to
useless competition. to non productive
effort of many kinds, ought in large
measure to be directed into channels
which would help to solve our prob
lem of the cost of LIES essentials"
Before smiling at the two years
Camorra trial in Italy, consider the
case of Lorimer, the packers and 9TH
ers," advises the Waterloo Reporter.
But suppose Roosevelt could have
named another progressive" says the
Webster City Freeman Tribune, "he
would be in the same position Taft Is
in. Taft could have named third
man. but he was determined to have
the nomination. even tho the party
were wrecked at the polls"
This year the only chance repub-
lican voter has to vote for progress
sive candidate for president is to
choose between Wilson and Roosevelt.
either OF which courses means a rebuke
to the republican party" remarks the
Waterloo Courier.
The more the Cedar Rapids Repub-
ican Cooks at the political map in
Iowa the more it looks as if the repub-
licans ought to have one good licking
coming to them
TN the democratic party Wilson is
just figure head" insists the Esther
vile Enterprise. BRYAN is the leader
of the party. and his position will in
no wise change if Wilson is elected
president
"The republican party said its last
word as to the 1912 ticket and plat
form when the Chicago convention adj
iourned." declares the Sioux City Jour
nal. 1T Is up to the voters to approve
or disapprove the ticket and pEtform
at the polls
Most thinking people would well
come a dispensation which would en-
able voters to line up on public ques-
tions according to their convictions,
rather than being lined up on ques-
tons which are wholly foreign to the
issues Immediately involved" says the
Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12


the modern block system Signals
through the operation g Ae
nails electricity plays wonderful part
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12

Before smiling at the two years
Camorra trial in Italy, consider the
case of Lorimer the packers and 9TH
ers," advises the Waterloo Reporter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12

"The republican party said its last
word as to the 1912 ticket and plat
form when the Chicago convention adj
iourned." declares the Sioux City Jour
nal. 1T is up to the voters to approve
or disapprove the ticket and rE.tform
al the polls"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12

This year the only chance a repub
lican voter has to vote for a progress
sive candidate for president is to
choose between Wilson and Roosevelt.
either Of which courses means a rebuke
to the republican party" remarks the
Waterloo Courier.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12

Tn the democratic party Wilson is
just a figure head insists the Esther
vile Enterprise. BRYAN is the leader
of the party, and his position will in
no wise change if Wilson is elected
president
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-12

The more the Cedar Rapids Repub-
lican clocks at the political map in
Iowa the more it looks as if the repub-
licans ought to have one good licking
coming to Them
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
1ltir Anherr ,,,1s febem.

~ raj 2ubtpis Storspusfi bat elm
A Wcrf iiber Die nlordliidc Gage
VI ber @ereinisten Staatcn unb
ben aantpf seser ben Ilfobol
seIdrieben. in ipcld]em er ciniec red]t
interefiaute Ebatiafen eonitatirt.
Wir legen nniern 2eiern eiutse Ius@
siige aug oemiclben Dor, fpie mir bic
ielben Der Barrier 3eitihrift: ga
Heforme Sociale" e~ntnebmen:
Gmerifn lit bds 2ane, tpo n Bel
senalerem 3uieben INNER tpieber iebr
piel Heues finoet. Die Ser. Staaten
baben 10 biel gisenes. baB es zines
ldngeren Gufentbaltes. unb zines gez
i,aileren Stnbinms bebnrf, nm Tic
audi MIR pberflddlid fennen Su
lernen. Sc mebr maj bas 2anb
itltbiert. ie flarer erfennt man Die
grobe 8eri6iebenbeit 5tpiiben Der
Union unb ben europdiiden &ulturz
%itaaten. Sie gmerifaner iino inn
Insemeinen biel aufsereeter ais Die
Guropder. Sit Die Herpoiitdt Die
Solse oSer Die llrIadc Der Sudbt,
m0slidit raid niel 81 berbicnen.
Man bat beredpnet. baB Soief @onlb
nit einem Shlage auf Der 9orIe 10
RiIionen, Serr Snrriman in aft
@inuten 20 @iaionen unb S6omas
9ierce IN elmer bal6en Stunbe 40
Wiaionen Sranfen 9e%ipannen.
Cine anbere eisentbiimliGe 9eiben=
idjait Der Entertainer lit, allies mig.
lidi serduidJpull fir bic Seffentlid.
felt sn thun. Sobanm &enebep CAB,
1909. 1873 Wilionen fir pobltbdtige
Spede, aber er Iorste, bab feline
@nben mDslifit laut perfiinbet murs
ben. Sober fommen Die @iliarben
bieicr 8onise Der Sinan5en? Sm
Sabre 1908 iparen 81 ariminalz
Yro5eiic sesen Die bon 8odefeler se>
~leitete Stanbarb Oil Company cineez
~Ieitet. nber man b~efiirftete. Die &C.
ieQid,dft niirbc bic Ifticn bes Yetros
Icumz Sruit allf ben Marft iperfen
unb man beghiiste iiH nit einer
Strafe BON 10 Wliaionen, itatt $50
Willipnen, 81 Der Die 8cIeQidnft nad.
Dem 8eicsc bate b%citraft werSen
miiiien.
Der StaatSlcfrctdr iiir bic Sinan>
sen. 2cslep Sbaip. bat beredrnct, oab
Die Staatsfaiic I'M 500 Iilioncn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
tnlitiTdJer Bricf ans Brleien.

int Gongoitadte tulirben gleidJ3eitig
u%crlciuubct nm oils Scrbredber hinge
itcllt, bcrcn Wiiietbaten BON Colonial
miniitcr pcrtiIidt lpcrben: limb tpeld]e
,@erbrcd,cn"? Sic Miiiiondre
fabrisiercn unb berfalifen grannts
ipcin; iteblen ainoer; ncrlesen Die
Snnbelsfreibeit; tDbten Die Neeer nrtb
lperrcu tic ein." Scr Gploniola
miniiter fpi,nte dber a1c bon Ganbers
pclbc unh Hoper boreebrahten
sole" an Der Sanb amtlider unb
autbentiider 4n9aben ais Serleumz
bun9en uno Gntitelliln9en 5nriids
%ipeiicn. Sn cinem &loIter miro ulIer@
pin9s Gin uni1ulbiser Siqlipr (tein
ciscntlid)er 9ranntipein) sum allss.
lhlieBlidbcn @ebrolh Der @uropdcr
fabri3iert. aber ME oil, Die Neeer pers
fault. Bon Steblen bon &inoern lit
feline Hebe. ipobl aber nebmen Die
Wiiiiondrc ainber. Die aif Der StraBe
perlaiIen uno Dem Sunger preiss
eesebcn liegen. in ibrcn 5duiern aif
unb retten ibnen 10 bas Ieiblif,e nilO
eipise 2eben. Sic @tiiiiondre iinb
dnsItliA beiorst. bic Sanbelsireibeit
5u tpabren. Sn einem ein5isen Sal.
lit elm Heser i'm Sample NIT einem
0tiiiionar setobtet tporoen; uno III
einem anberen Sale bat elm Dtiiiionar
stpei Reser eii,en Sag lang %einiperren
IaIlen. Inn cine 1tntersrabltng Der
Iltoritdt ber Wiiiiondre 5u berbins
bern. geibc Sdle iinb bon Sen Sc
rid]tcn sepriift tporben, unb in beioeu
Sdlen ftnb Die betreffenben Iiiiio>
mare fretseiprofen iporbcn. 9ns
matericIIe unb seiitlide Cute baseeen,
tpeIdes Die Rifiicndre ipirfert, lit nidJt
an beIhrciben. Die Seiniten allein,
Inn MIR cine materieae gbatiahe n
snfibren, baben anf tire Soften int
Gunsoitaat Straten INT elmer 2anse
BON 400 &tlpmeter bergeieIf.
Sa 10 feline Ribbrdrde borlieeen,
bat bic 8dnimer ndtiirli6 cine bon DEN
Seinben Der 1iiiiondre bcanirastc
parlamentariiGc .llntcrIuhung Der
WiBbrdllde" NIT so se9en sc Stims
men dbgelcbnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
Spc3inl rrcippnbcn5.
pom ,,Relsa''.

an citcn Stlr5 Scr gau6cn He9icrulg
ntht 9coaht pcrocn fam, ioltcu
lpcnigitens cinselnc Miniiter &c
9ail9el iperbcn". Ils critics Spfcr
iunr Der aricssminiitcr General 6eues
bnilt nusericben. lucil CT nu9cblid
cine ~9cniieenbc @crtbeioieuns bes
Sunoc5" mnterlaiicn babe. gber @e>
neral 1%cllebnut fonntc Die admmer
bapon ilber5eugen. bab Die beleiid)e
Armec aud, fir circn ariegSfaa pprs
bereitet ut. Nie Nobiliiation Der
belsiihen Irmee lei in fiiuf Sasen
p%ollitdnbig eriolst: Gin Icforb in
militdri'der Sc5icbiilg! CT. Der
arie9sminiiter, babe poriscs Snbr Die
Geuseltaltnne Der IrtiQerie burdgez
fiibrt, uno Die Selbarmee perfiist iibcr
IS Sdttcrien nit SGneqfcllerz
Bacterial. @r lei tpeiteren J%iefornten
sernc suadnslid, aber cine Rcforin lei
nidt sic bon peridiebcneu Seiten bers
Ianstc ipeiterc Ser~abicbung Der
Sienit5eit: Die ieBige Sicuitseit Us
Nonate fiir Die Snfanterie nnp "a fir
@rtillerie rnb &abauerie) lei bas 5iis
ldiiisc Winbeitmab. Sa bag Iarlas
nient aber cine tpeitere @ermebrlns
Ser 5~ecresitdrfc MIR BEL elmer 9leifs
5eitis cintreterlben Scrabminbcrnng
Der 9ieuit5cit betpiligcn ipiirbe. 'oIe
CO beim @eies bon 1910 Iein 8etpens
Sen bnben, tpelhes Der Ir1tee Deiren
Snbn PRO Samilic" Sur werfiieuns
rL-Il - !. =
se;icu arf 1890, in aricss5eiten auf
100000 @ann feitseiest. Die aams
m'r itimmte biefen @rfIdrnnsen benn
ana, nit SO sesen 70 Stirnn,en uub
5ipei gntbaltunsen bel, unb aug Dem
Sale" bcs &riessminiiters lit nidts
s~etpcrbeu.
Gin Stpeiter YoritoB iplirbc sesen
ben GolonidIminiiter Rentin inter-
iipmlmeu. Sic fatboliiden Iiiiionare
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

"a epor Sii elmer 5an5mruiif aufses
Ak ipielt miro, itimn1cn Die Ser
~ rem Mniifnnten 5uerit ibrc Sns
- itrumentc. - inb oann gebt's
log. - Gin Gbineie, Der in Berlin
cinem Concerto ~beiipobntc, ipar bon
Der Stimmerei unb Dem @ebubels ioz
gar n,ebr ent5iidt als bon Dem Cons
ccrtc ielbit. - or mar chen ein Gbis
neic! - Sn Der Yolitit sebt Der 5ans
audi BAH los. - IN eiti9en Wpden
pirb Sur 8cidstassipabl aufecipielt.
- bic Nuiifanten itinmen bereitS felt
Bofcn ibre Snitrimentc. Is feblt
babel audi nift an .Gbineien". benen
Sas Stinmten mebr SreuSe mad)t. als
ipic oas Concert ielbitl - Der &ibes
ralismiS itimmt ieine Slotc. ipobei
aber iolfe %Sammertpue berausfoms
men. alS pfeiie or ifon m,f BENT Iebten
sod. Sebenfalls Uirb linn mand,es
Manoat .fIoten" Geben! - Siilies
ilebenb Id)aut er nab ieinem biden
.rotben" Nadbar. ipeldler nit rollen
Baden in Die Yoiaune blait. ais ginge
cs gum lesten @eriht. alem Mns
idcinc mad perben Soianne unb
Slote mnr,d,es 9uett i'm Tcifstuess
tpobls eontcrt ipieicrl - Ser Sreis
iinr auiciir; auf ieincr alarinstie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
(Spc5ial Gorreiponbcn5.)
l1nm ,,l(ltramnntamns'

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