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, 1912-10-17
UNDERTAKING AND CHAR
AcTER ASSASSINATION
(Lingle Herald.)

The present political hysteria from
which this county is now suffering Is
the result of sensational, undertaking
articles that have been published In
~so-called magazines and periodicals
during the last several years. The
writer's Of these articles and the pub
fishers are no more and no less than
character assassins. Any man who by
industry. ability and perseverance has
lifted his head above the horizon im-
mediately became the object of attack
by this band of ours.
Roosevelt. in organizing his scheme
Of publicity. fathered and encouraged
the Inauguration of this campaign Of
scandal, and it has been kept up for
what there is in it until a feeling Of
distrust and suspicion has swept the
whole country. Not satisfied with
having bounded our Senator Warren
for years with maliciously false n
utterly ridiculously accusations. Col
lier's Weekly, owned and published by
a nincompoop, and edited by a set of
muckrakers and character ~assassins.
has again attacked him in its most
A.
senator says. until after he was gra-
ciously given the opportunity to stop
the publication of the article BY pay
ing the modest sum of $4,000.
We of Wyoming know Senator War
rem. He doss not need to defend him
self from such outrageous attacks to
retain our confidence and support.
, 1912-10-17
HERE ARE THE rAcTs.

The Sunday Leader of October 8
used half its space in reciting an imag-
mary dialogue between a muckraker
and a citizen about the Warren Live
Stock company's sheep and the man
euver grounds.
Until the 9 grounds were
purchased by the government the
Warren Live Stock company rented
5000 acres Of land from the Union
Pacific Railroad company, in addition
to 5000 acres which the Warren COM
paiy owned. and. of course, it pastured
its sheep on these rented and owned
acres. Why shouldn't it? Everybody
else grazed his live stock on his own
property.
The compliments were parties To-
Gated within the reserve who had a
few acres apiece and desired to use
free Of cost not only the government
alternate sections, but the railroad
lands and the Warner company lands
az we'll.
Only this and nothing more.
An official examination showed NO
dead sheep in the streams and no vi
tistion of the water.
In the last congress Senator Warren
secured an appropriation of thirty-two
thousand six hundred and sixteen dol
lars ($32,616) to settle claims for dam
ages to private property due to man
euvers or other military operations
for which the government is RESPONSE
BILE. and thus enabled payment to be
uade of every adjudicated claim for
losses caused by maneuvers on the
Crow creek sserve.
, 1912-10-17
plREcr LEaisCATIoN FOR
WYOMING

Senator Warren has succeeded in OBJ
tanning much legislation of direct ben
eft to Wyoming, some of the items
being:
The construction of military wag-
on roads from the Yellowstone Ma
tionai Park east to Cody, southeast to
Fort Washable. and south to Jackson
Hole.
Reimbursing the state of Wyoming
for expenditures mad by the territory
OF Wyoming in protecting the Yellow
tone National Park.
Establishing the military post of
Fort Mackenzie at Sheridan. for
which S1.12O.26s has been expended.
Retention of the military post Of
Fort Washable for a number of years
after it was proposed for abandon
ment.
A~ppropriatins $4,000 to pay the
state of wyoming the unexpended bal
nee Of an appropriation made for the
expenses of the constitutional con-
vsntion.
Increasing the fees OF jurors and
witnesses in United States courts in
Western states. including Wyoming.
Providing an additional United
States Judge for the Federal Court Of
Appeals for the Eight Judicial circuit,
thus %expediting the transaction of le-
gal business in Wyoming and other
states in the circuit.
Providing that the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals for the
Eighth circuit may hold terms Of court
at Cheyenne.
To aid the Wyoming State univers-
ity by increasing the annual %appropria-
tion under the Morrill, Act" from $1b,-
ooV " $oo,VUV per aihum
To establish a United States fish
cultural station in Wyoming at a cost
for construction of $4,000.
To protect and preserve the wild
elk of the Jackson Hole region. $780,
600 for feed and $45,O o for the es-
tahItoh-nA 80 or rAf,.A
To aid in road construction and
maintenance of roads in forest re-
serves during the past seven years,
from ten to twenty-five per cent. of
the net forest reserve receipts. I'm
Ger this legislation over two million
dollars have been expended for roads
In reserves in the Western states.
During the past seven years s199, 297
has been expended from forest reserve
receipts on roads in Wyoming. The
general allotment for the present year
Is 1000. (Paid to the state for roads
and schools. $40. to be expended
for roads by the department OF agri-
culture. 312,O0O.)
During the recent session he Sc
cured an appropriation to reimburse
settlers on the Grow Greek reserve for
damages incurred during military ma
nsuvsFs.
, 1912-10-17
Editor Laramie County Times:

Editor Laramie County Times:
l notice in the last issue of the
Times a repetition of Golfers charges
against Senator Warren, accompanied
by comments from the Philadelphia
North American, Chicago Tribune and
the Lincoln Journal. As a newcomer I
know nothing of the inside history of
Wyoming politics. but am unable to
take these charges seriously. The op-
ponents Of Senator Warren in their
efforts to disoredit him appear to me
to overshoot the mark. The Collier
article raises several questions upon
which the Times might do well to en-
tighten us. In the matter of padded
pay-rolls. is Warren a sinner above
other senator's in this particular. The
attempt to make political capital out
Of this point will be found. I am sure.
to be a ~two-edged sword that cuts
both ways. Petty graft knows NO
party lines. In the Union Pacific Ease
Justice ~vandevanter. who is said to
be one of warren's ~lieutenants, comes
In for some undertaking. In the opin.
Ion handed down by the SQUIRT It seems
that Justice Brewer alone ~disssnted.
Does the Times mean to insinuats that
Brewer was the only honest Judge on
the bench at that time? l put the
question direct: Does the Times as
sert that vsndevanter and the other
seven justices deliberately ~conspirsd
to aid the Union Pacific in this dealt
Moreover. what are the newspapers
quoted by the Times? They are ultra
Roosevelt organs. And what does thai
mean! 1t ~ that they have their
knives out and are after every repre-
sentative and senator who is support
ing the Taft administration and re-
fuses to come into the Progressive
camp and bow before the Bull Moose.
The value Of their comments may be
estimated accordingly. 1t is amusing
to see these journals referred to a.
the "Press Of the nation"
From what l can learn Senator War
rem has performed some valuable serv-
, 1912-10-17
Iha Ganowa Plant.

During the middle ages the botanists'
or old "herbalists," gave currency to
many curious stories concerning the
growth. form. etc, Of the mandrake or
May apple, which finally resulted in Its
being given the lame Of "gallows
plant" The pseudo scientists of that
time declared that mandrakes would
grow II no other place except, upon
which some terrible crime had been
committed. The roots were formerly
supposed 70 bear a strong resemblance
to the human form.
, 1912-10-17

sdRe - aVf~ -4far 80 - non ssr
For Ne present fiscal ysar SsnaAes
Warreo has secured special allotmsnts
IN the agricultural appropriation 50.
from the forest reserve fund of $1,000
for the Hoback Canon road. $1,000 for
the road In the forest reserve between
Cody and the YELLOWSTONE National
Park; $4,000 for the road in the forest
reserve between Jackson and the Ysl
Iowstone National Park.
In the sundry civil appropriation act
he secured the following additional
amounts:
For road in forest reserve be-
tween the Yellowstone Park
ana .............. l,60o
For roads in the forest reserve
between the Yellowstone
Park and Cody ............ $500
Tor improving roads from the
eastern, southern and west
srn boundaries of the Park in
to the belt line Of Park
roads-this expenditure to
provide roads, bridges and
culverts wide enough and suf-
ficient for travel with auto
mobiles as well as teams Cat
a thousand dollars a mile) -. 1900
For general improvement of
roads. bridges, c~ulverts.
sprinkling. ETC.. In the Vel
lowstone Park proper ....... $4,000
In addition $4,000 was provided in
the Indian appropriation act for
roads and bridges in the Wind River
To provide for and construct federal
buildings in Wyoming at
Cheyenne taddtionaD $4,000
, 1912-10-17

Never leave home on q journey without q
bottle of Chambsslain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t 10 alpost certain to
be needed and cannot be obtained when on
board the cars or stsamships For sale by
AL dealers
, 1912-10-17

Chent-so the Jury gave mo sl!ooof
That's great. chr Lawyer-Yes. my
boy You don't know how badly 1
needed iE-Lifa -r
, 1912-10-17

Bessie-Wouder II Maude knows thas
we are looking at her new gowuf -
sie-Certainly What do you suppose
she Is walking down this street fofH
Philadelphia Telegraph.
, 1912-10-17

Kpicker Think we shall ever talk to
Mars? Rocker No; II II was possible
ms wife would never have overlooked
IT. New York sun.
, 1912-10-17

rrf. u Tho Other Side. .,.f asa POI
do you think a little learning u q
dangerous thingr'
Possibly But It isn't half % dan
gerous as the same amount Of tgno-
rance" Detroit Free Press =.
, 1912-10-17
Saratoga Chips

MATT wait visited Saratoga mon
day.
Lee Wilcox was visiting his parent.
here Friday
Len. <. Huston paid Saratoga !
visit yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Horn were in
the city Monday.
VT, .pd cssil RYAN we're ely
visitors here Monday.
Mr.. Alex. McPh.il and son VII
liam were 10 Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Bush were IL
from Jack oreef Saturday.
Perry Ault and Geo. <. Allen were
in from Pass creek Saturday.
E. S. Walck and his sou, Lawrence
were in town Tuesday of this week.
w. ]. Horn was in Saturday with a
load of hay for the Saratoga market.
Me- and Mrs. W. T. Ryan have
moved back into town for the winter.
George Sullivan and Dick Pelz
were down from Cow creek Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James sowder ere
down from their river ranch Monday.
The Misses Edna and Della Dinger
have been Saratoga visitors the past
week.
Nj. and Mrs. w. Z. Sears and Miss
Frances were down from the ranch
Tuesday.
R. A. Day the popular candidate
for County Commissioner was in town
monday.
A new "Electric' vacuum cleaner
for sale, cheap for cash. Enquire at
this office.
Mrs.. Geo. E. Meason and little
daughter. Norma, were in Friday from
Cedar Creek.
Dave Richmond is having his black.
smith shop re7painted. Hunter &
Laughlin are doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Walck and son,
Wilbur, came from their ranch Satur-
day to do the weeks shopping here.
Ben. A. Kidding and Lorin G..
Gross passed thru here yesterday
with loads of coal for their ranches.
George E. Meason has returned
from Rawlins, being relieved from
duty in the district court for this
term.
J. F. Crawford returned Tuesday
from Laramie where, he went to at
tend a meeting of the University re
gents.
Z; H. Brown. Sr. came up from
Cambridge, Nebr., Tuesday and went
out to the ranch of bis son on Heather
lcreek.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, who had been
at Casper on Grand Lodge business,
returned Saturday after a most plea
SAINT trip.
~ a. Scs..T
ii There will be nc services in the st
Barnabas church Sunday the 10th as
Rev Hamilton will hold services at
Hanna.
W. f. Ashley Of Casper, son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. E. g. Ashley arrived Satur
day on a summons that his father
was quite ill.
Mrs. J.. j. FuIkerson came in from
Ekdahl ranch on upper Lake creek
Saturday for their mail and to do the
weeks shopping.
Chef Cuff was a bushes visitor at
this future great Saturday. His
mother. Mrs. ]. W. Cluf, went out
with him for q visit.
1855 go.
Little Grace Winsor fell yesterday
and ran a sharp stub Of a o. bush
into her arm, making a painful wound
which DR.. Price attended to.
Mrs. Dyer is laid up at the Aims:
worth hotel With a bad foot. Mrs
Walker 10 taking care Of her store
! during her enforced absence.
10 ttDltalfC sdi ia pyH-sIa
RichaTd R. Riggs, accompanied by
his mother. Mrs. Riggs, came down
Fridsy from the Heather creek
ranger station on a business trip.
, 1912-10-17

The art of q nation has Its root in
the national character, H Tame.
, 1912-10-17
W. WANT.

sa,al Niu tn 80 COS D. lu-r-
II Cattle branded on Lsft sids; horses
eft shoulder. Range Cedar creek
49, Address, saratoga. Wyo
, 1912-10-17

JULIUS 4. NELSON
lAHorses left shoulder. Cattle left side
= Range North Spring creek. 3D..
2. o. Address, Saratoga, Wyo.
SAn.s ran-A- ~ ~ -A..Na :. Lmr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
fIr die Kebe 1u9end.

tier, Die gon5en, rufen lulieu unb ait
lie Oicielbc Srnge 9eltelt. Sicie has
ben mir offeu 9eitauOen, boB bns, mas
lie lebren, nitt mnbr lit. Sag mir
I'M %ertrallen Die &abrbett; giemano
ioIl nctue Iutlport erfabrcn." Sn Der
Edbc be5 aDnis5 itnno Elm groBer
idoner @roglpbus. @uf bieien mics
nm Der Wiiiiondr bin ltn0 iprah:
n%Grbabeuer &aiier! 9ctrahte Gins
mai atf hielem @lpbu5 Die rnee6eure
Stredc bes 8eses, bic td auf Dem
S5ean babe burhie9elu miii'en. NM
gu erid, 5u formlen. Sd babe bod
bel clth gar feline Iusiiht auf irbis
iden 0eipiun, ionhern II gntbcbs
rllnger unb 2eipcu oIssuiteben.
NiGlt5 unpercs, uls meine Heltgiou
lub Die lleber6eu9ung bon Der 8abrz
belt meiner Heli9ipu gab mir berl
Wutb, SQc3 IN Der Seimatb 81 perz
loiIcn mn 5u cudJ 5G fontnter, liir
cuh ba$ Gonngelium 5u pcrfiinbeni"
- Man betrahtc ulld) Den Spfernlutb
Der barruber5igen Srilber uno Sffue@
itern in Den Spitdlertr. beren gun5es
2eben cigeutlic1 ein ~bcltdnOiges Mar
tprilirn lii. Die Hcligion, Die ibren
cipigeu 2pbu in Iusiiht ireqt, aibt
linen Sen 6elbenntutb. bis 5rm Spbe
infer lallter Glltbebrlngen uuo Seioeu
9~eouIbig Den &rnnfen Su bienen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

Wcnn mir ms mn, cillige 8runoz
ihdbcn bctradltcn ipollen, an bcncn Die
Samilic im Nltertbumc frantic, 10
lcbcn mir Su1dd)it Die l~lngIeidbeit III
sen Hcdtcn lunO Tflihtcn Sipiid,en
&aun lnb @cip. - Sas &eib hattie
acssn ben Mann nur Itlidten, aber
feline HedJtc, - Der Mann rm9efcbrt
mr. Icttc, n6cr feline Yflid)tcn. -
Sic Sunlilie mar ian1mt nno ion
hers in Der Sanb bc5 Iannc5. -
Gus Gcice criaubtc iu9ar Penn
Shame. Die untrcu b~ciunpcnc Sruu
rbnc ridjtcrlitlca llribcil 81 tohtcn.
ipdbrenb g i'm 9lcid)cn Sal Der Sra!i
rerbnt. ZEN Nann nlid mn nit DEM
singer un5urilbrcl.
0icic3 llcbcrrrdb iiir sic @eipalt
pcs Wunnc5 lpar Die $oaupturiddlc
nit. iiir Sen &eriau hcr rGniideu
Somilic. @ie icheS llnmnG
cincn llmihtag in ou5 @cgcutbcil bers
pprruff, 10 mar ca audi bier nun cinc
Bcrcdlte Strnfe fir bic @tdns
nsr. ipcrn ibueu Die Srnucn itllieBlid,
iibcr Ben &ppi mud)e II! -
Sicica frat Gin in W~ricdlcnlnuh, sum
pUNincu Gcrocrbcu he3 2anocs. mn
in Hom FAM c3 icit Dem Hiebcr3ang
ncr Neputiif cbcnfnl!s bn6u, bis cnh:
lib in DER AdiicrScit bic Y III II ) il
patton Der Crane III [ / cinc
r~rlcnbctt ShdtIdtc io0r. - Sds
MciD iittrirni ieet Den Mnnu an
3iigciloli9tcit, mn sob nitt iilir I'M
Nouic nuS iii Der WcicQihdit. ipnocrl
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mnicrcr 3ciI Ser SraucHa Gnnan5ipnl
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biiitcrn Nrb%ciicrpierteln urb iii Den
nlGnsnnbeu Sdbeu Der NrpSItIbie &c:
fnrhcrt Fat? Die WiBboilolnngcn.
bic lid, mnl,d)c auAe'chenc Srnu III
Nnuic Acfallen ldiien miS. iibcrtrciiclt
Dit Bic 3u ltdnbc Del Den
W ilbcn -
Sod mir frmmirH alli nns N!tcr:
-~mu Suriid. - lin bier 81 hciicu.
csnitc nna Shri'fcnthun por Nlleul
Ills Der Che. cine 5luiidcn cincm Gin
s;gcn Niaun nm cincm ~ciu5igcn
8eib uuicr alien %llmitGnhru unloSbar
n%ctniipite Scrbinhuna id,uficu. - Nur
10 fonutc Dem @ci6 cine mnbrbnit
ociidcrtc Stciluua pcrId,nift wcreen.
49, Scr Sae hes Npolicls: oab Der
Wiaun IN Nlcidcr 8cilc YfIidtct
acucn Die Srau babe. lpic eic Sroli
1crcn bcu Iurn. bate clrc b,obcr ME
c,-.untc Srngptitc,
Seat salt bic 6rah Ncm @tnnrc
Nici dD it bend an +
Ii6er SGbi9fcit ipns ,elb't
bic orDbtcn Senfcr pcS @ltcrtbums
bisscr in aprcrc geitcllt bntten.
Seet mibtc Der Mann plc Srnll
cbrcn. Do CT ipuBtc. Dap lc 9lcIh lbrl
ppn @ptt acifniien. nnb 3ltm gletten
,3ielc bcitiumi lei.
So. iuie ihou seiai iih gernnc M
Bet 9ri itiihcn SchnncInn9 bcS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
Yin Ueld)em WDhentage bin i'd
g~ebpreu?

gepprcN!
Sebe2 ainb tcnut lpobl Sd9 utb
Satum ieincr @cburt. dbcr llid,t ole
lpi',en, an lpeld)em @pdento9e tic
pas .Sidlt Der &elt er6lidt baben.
Sizes lit nab iol9enbcr, u%ntrilgIid>er
Hc9cl lcid)t SIT berchuen. Mnu sable
5llr SabresSuhl Der 0cbnrt ben bier
ten Shcil ocrlelhen. ben piertelI Sheil
Ncr 3ubl htS SnbrbuuoertS uno Die
3abi Der Gage I'M Sabre bis 5lm @ea
burtstage cinihlie6liT. &pu bicier
Sunmc 5iebt man sic S%uhrbunberts
Suhl u0, tbeilt ben llnteridieb pIrd) I.
Ser Hc'r gibt Den Gag i'll Der 8ode
SpnntaB ais cr'tcn dngerommen
--.on. &omnlt fcin Rcit, IL ma ser
Sag Gin Snnstug! Bride lucrbcn
ilid}t bcndtct; Der Scpruar miro aid,
im Sehaltinhr 81 IS -Sagcu bcrednet.
Cur %crdnIduniidlinl9 bieuc ipl9ens
ses Sciipicl. Sic Mhltter iii AM %.
Wfai 1865 1cborcn ilnf Illgabc ihrer
G!tcru M ciiem Spnntosc:
Sdbrca5uhl DER @churi 1855
%icrtcl She'll ricIcr S~abrcssobl $50
%ierter Sbeil pcs SobrbunDcrt3 /
Gage BON Sc9iuu hco SabrcS
bis sum IS. @fni cins
Iflicblid) us
5uinmmcn .24S3
happn nb Die So1rbunpcrt3abl :. Is
a blNlIl . #. 4. 81. , .. -. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
Spe5icl fir hcn nSnmilicnfrci
Scancrter Mcs 5um Nubm.

(Spe5icll fir rcn n6amilicnfrcis".
S~cancacr @cg snm @nbm.
Scbr' cine Il6crnbcit, ie toller bcito
bciicr.
llnO idlnBe frdftig bas Cant tam
ho5u,
Sic groBe Maiic lduit Cir naf)
I'M Gdr,
Sic fdmpit fir Seine ,ncuc Tihtun9"
bis uufS Mtcilcr.
GO lit Die fabc Wclt, - tic ipirb Sid)
bod ptrcbren,
Mcnn Oh mn ibrc S~eibcnid)dit nid,t
riiGit;
Sic 5ilrnct uidJt. penu Su aud, tupfer
lii1it,
Nur mag cs nitt, tic in Der vs. a 3 T.
belt 81 bclcbrcn!
Is ottrich. -
~ - y
(Spc5icl fir Den rSamilicntrcis".
Sic Samilie.
Son I'll a 0 IL tnnuS".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
Sie 9iiae nali Siial.

Gin ~tlcincr anabc. her 3cituu9cn
illm &ertduf umbtrtrua. idgtc cius
mai cine 9iigc. nur mt cine 3eilung
los III mtrocn. Die 0rid]id)te fnno
ibrcu &cA i'll Sic Souutu1sidulc.
o9RGdteit Su cine Siigc filr cincll
Gem iugcu?"
.9ieiu. SdIpeitsr", %untlportcIc
Nnu9 ichr cutid)iebeu.
sir 5ehn Gents"
~9iein, Stpc'ter."
sir ciueu Solar?"
.?iein, Sdpcitcr."
Sir faIiicnb Splluro?"
0uu2 ipur perhuBt. Sullicno Sol
lara mar nodl ichr picl. @n3 tpnnte
mat nniiir niht Niles f%nufeul &dhs
rcno CT nodl barber uddlbnd,tc. ricf
cin dlIoercr aunbc hintcr ihu:
Rein. Stmciter.
.&nrum uidlt?" fra9tc pie Sebz
reriu.
~@cm t%ouicnb Spanr$ ollSacgcs
ben iiib. mun Die Sudlcn. Die man "a
iiir gttdlift h0t. aud, uergullacn 'lln,
Damn bleibt sic @i,ac inulcr nod Die
nEumprrctc Der Anabc.
60 iii cs: Cine %slc bGlt Sfid,.
9lQeo iii pc~rA0nB!it,. uber picic blcibi.
unb Oil ut!lBt Tic nit Dir hcrunItrdacn.
I'll nlGlit lppllca pber uidlt. Su2 III
cine bartc. ldupcrc Tait,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
Grirurcuc Sartoiie(n

umdlt man 8euicBbnr. iubcm man
bcim Siebeu r~crielbcu bn5 @ulicr
mcbrcrc Inic abaieBt mr. Nurh iri
idco. todlcubc3 crieet. Sic pcriicrcn
bnrd NicicS Tcriahrcu p~pllitGuNiN Den
iiiRtn @eidmnd mn biiBcn nu ibrcm
Icblocbuli nidtS Gin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

Sic Sarilic lit bns critic
unb np~tbtpcnbigitc 8Iicb IN
icner Settle punbcrbnrcr Srsaz
%nisn1en, Die bas Xcbcn her
Wenid,cr nmgcbcn. - Sic lit
baber aud, elm bcionocrs trcuer
Nbbrlid neS @erbdliniiics. IN
Dem Der Icuid) 5u @ott itcbt."
- (Sreiberr b. &ettcler. Siidof
bon Wail,S. in rSrciheit, Gutoz
ritdt, airt,e".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
9cr W!iiGunGr unb Scr @lubrs.

Scr aai'cr ppn Sopuu lItR emit Den
Safer Ncdcr, Der an rcr SpiRc hcr
Nprtincn Mii'ion ltoup, 6ii iih rlien
mo iprud,; ~SnG mir miridltiA, Oh
ihr aid hna Nllc2 nluuht. mas ihr
prcSi0t. SD bate AUDI unicrc Eric~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

eiica f!cincu SltnNeu, btu lie bod
belt, gclnn9 c. ihr Den &cbel 5u
brebeu ulo 10 Die Seuerpebr bcr6eiz
Surlfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

@r tommt am ipGten 45enp,
Wenn allss ihlafen nil.
6erpor aus ieinem !Sauie
Gum 5immel leii' uno'itia.
Damn lpeipsi er Die S4dfdsn
s(uf ieiner blduen Slur;
Senn ali bic fueiben Sterne
Sinh ieins Shdf9sn nar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

Sic tbun iif nihts 5uleioe,
Sat ems oas anoere germ,
llno S6tpeitern iino uno Srioer
Sd pben Stern an Stern.
q
limb iol i'd Dir ems bringsn,
go oarfit ou Eiemals i6rsi'n,
Mubt frsunplt6 nie Die Sddf9en
uno ME i6r Soldier ieiu!
(Grffmdnn pp1 SaGersle6en.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
S'ditc Garuegic NclocumcSniac
pcrn;cut.

Sricod Sdcllin in Npno bu @oc,
&t3.. hat lid) anlungit ais cine NctNin
GcieiNt ulb rus 2cbcu ibrcr Slpci
Wcidluiiter lcrcitct. Sao tleinc
Mdnteu. NuS crit Scbu Sabre ait lit,
bnttc III I%mucienbcit Der @ltcru bic
AuiiiHt ~ iiibycn urb bie jilnacrcu
G~cidnpiitcr geropc ~ Sctt Hcbradt,
ais pl1elih Die Ynmpc %crplohicrtc.
Mit cincm nuIIcu &uipnlcb. Inn ihr
@clidr gcpidtlt hrunN iic III hcir
brcuncuocn Sa'Inirmm Gin mn rcttcte
init dieter Wilhc sic pclbcu @eidNpi
tier, bic lie bel Nndtnru m,crhrnhie.
Sam ranltc lic nad ncnl ll0h'ttil
Scucrulorm Nultcl mo nit SllIe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13
~ " ~
Gin Sinoer Surcan.

Ser SuubcsIcuot su &uibiuatou.
,. q. hat und pcritdnpiaer Scbottc
Den @cict'coporltlng bc9 Scnntprs
Sprnb ungcnommcn uuh Der Grrid.
tiln9 zines ainbcr Bureaus im Sc
partcmlcnt iiir Nnupcl uub Nrpcit itcbt
uidta i'm @eHc. Sns 0icics Der.
iii9t bic Grrid,turg ciucS &inbcrs
SurcanS I'M Scpnrtsmcut fir &nnecl
iup Irbcit, peilcn Sufsubc g. icit
mirn. ertuubi9ungcu iibcr Sic @pbl
iabrt ser ainbcr I'M Suuhc cin5usicbcM
mn iiocr nllc SrnNcu Der Aiubers@r.
Siebung IN lciblid)cr mo aciitigcr DC
sicbun9 Stntiititcn oni5ui!elicl. Su5
Bureau bat bnS Hedt. bic Stcrblid,
tcitssHatc Der Aiuber in StGoicn.
Staatcu unb i'm Snnpe St mlttriuden.
unb Gin b~cionbcrcS Tugcmmcrf lpirp
nlif bic @cbnrtsratc, Die Nn;uhl Der
SGl(c gdnSlid'cr &crlpciiuna. Nrunt
beittn unh llualiidSfd(c, mn bic &c
ldGitiauna Der aiuper Scridict icin.
Sic undergraduate mno inmcnilib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

liner Sen ihlcdltcn @iniliiicn.
bcucu nnicrc Sngcno au20clcBt liur.
iiNuritrcu ehcnlo icbr sic .Nidci
SbppS" ,mp &ools @allcu. mic bic
ihlcttcn anmerahcn. Is. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

&on Ill M o ntanuS".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-13

Gin intcrnntipnolcr YMiitttr
SpugrcS" inf I'M Sehrunr in @pltou
abNcbalicn mcrrcu; abcr cine pirty
lid'c unb rid,tiNc quite MtIittcr hdt
gar fciuc ;,cit, SonarcIic 81 bciis
dbcl - JIG hat Inhcrcs mo @idtis
gcrc3 III thuu,