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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05
RED A ON SALE

Beginning today over s 0 1000, 900 Red
Cross Christmas Seals will be placed
on sale in almost every large city
and nearly every state Of the United
States, the proceeds to go for the
benefit of the arti-tuberculosis move
ment in the community where the
seals are sold. This announcement
was made today from headquarters OF
The National Association for the
Study and Prevention of tuberculosis
which is directing the sale from it's
New York office.
So carefully has the sale been organ.
lied throughout the country that with
the exception of the states Of Florida,
Oklahoma, Nevada and Idaho, Red
Cross Seals will be on sale in almost
every city, town, village and hamlet
of the United States and even in Ha-
wall, Porto Rico and the Canal Zone.
The seals will be sold from drug
stores, department stores and other
kinds of stores and shops, from post
offices, railway static is, booths on the
street, hotel Hobbies and in numerous
other places. The number of agents
handling the sale in this way aggre-
gates owe $4,000 while the actual
number of individuals engaged in the
sale, almost entirely volunteers, will
reach we'll over 100, 600. Society lead
ers in almost every large city of the
country, notably in Pittsburg, Brook
Ign, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati,
San Francisco and elsewhere are tax
ing a leading part in this campaign.
The American Red Cross has al
ready printed for the work over S.
100000 seals and probably the edition
will number 100, 900, 900 before the end
of the campaign. Fully 10000, 900
pieces of advertising literature have
already been sent out, and several mil
lion more are being distributed from
local and state agencies throughout
the country. 1t is planned to make the
campaign this year the largest that
has ever been held. If the anticipa-
lions of the anti-tuberculosis workers
are realized, no less than $500, 900 will
be obtained from the sale of Red
Cross Seals. Practically all of the
money remains in the state or city
where the seals are sold, only a very
small percentage of it is going to pay
for the lost of the printing and distri-
buting the seals and for the expense
of running the campaign.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05
BUSHNELL

Miss Edith Wilson who attends the
Brookings college, came home on
Tuesday to spend the Thanksgiving
vacation.
Mr., and Mrs. George Robbins and
son Willis made a trip to Brookings
on Tuesday.
1t is reported that Miss May Bailey
and Mr.. Lloyd Nelson were married
at Aurora on Wednesday.
The school closed for the Thanks
giving season with a program which
was Interestingly rendered, and was
attended by many Of the parents.
Miss Casserly who teaches the up
per room of the school went to Elkton
Wednesday evening to spend Thanks
giving.
Mr.. Shoemaker and family ate
Thanksgiving dinner with friends in
White.
Miss Eva Parks and friend came
home on Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Stevens of Marshall,
Mimi, came to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r.
Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Davis were over
from Bookings to attend the home
gathering at the Billings home.
A family gathering at the Francis
Soden home OF children and grand
children was a feature Of Thanksgiv-
Ing in this neighborhood.
A number Of young people attend
ed the Thanksgiving dance at Aurora.
Prof. and Mrs. Starring of Brook
ings, spent the Thanksgiving reason
with relatives In this vicinity.
party was held at the Kiimes
home on Friday night.
Miss Maude Smith Of White came
down Monday Tor q visit with friends.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1912

800 $3.50 - - PAObSA III
public sale on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1912
On my farm 4 miles south of Brook
ings, on Medary avenue, 3 miles north
OF Medary. Z miles southwest of Au-
ror4. at 10 O'clock sharp
66 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK
II Head OF Horses-Brown mare
years old, weight 100; black mare 3
years old, weight 1850: block colt !
year old; brown colt s months old;
sorrel mare II years old; roam mare
II years old; grey mare s years old;
spring colt sired by Belgian horse; 4
yearling colts all sired by Belgian
horse.
"a Head Of Cattle=11 choice COWS.
some fresh at tne present time, bal
ance to be fresh between sale and
February list; 3 red heifels l year
old; 4 spring calves; 2 yearling Short
horn bulls.
4 Head Of Choice Duroc Jersey
Boars-Have been through the
cholera. 5 dozen chickens.
Sheep-27 head registered Hamp-
shire sheep, consisting of 4 year old
ewes with pedigrees; 6 head of year
ling ewes: s head of we'll bred w
lambs; l yearling buck. This is Joe
Hawkins entire herd that he is going
10 close out.
Farm Observation-Disclosures Cen
fury manure spreader; lift. broad
cast seeder; sweep feed grinder; po-
tato planter, Aspinwall self chop;
Tower surface c%ultivator, best on the
market; tongueless c%ultivator; s.
tooth garden c~ultivator; owen fan
ming mill; Tower pulverizer; tank
heater; corn shelter; grindstone; swill
cart: Mccormick binder; loft. feed
rack; SIT. Mccormick mower; about
100 hard wood posts; hay pole and
cable wire; 50-gallon oil tank; lum-
Der wagon with 8 top boxes; corn
planter, Farmers Friend';top buggy;
pair bob sleighs; set buggy runners;
set work harness; 2 sets double driv-
ing harness; mower attachment for
cutting clover; Empire cream separa-
tor, $50 pounds capacity; soft coal
heater and other articles.
Free lunch at noon.
Terms Of Sale-All sums of 500 70
or under cash; all sums over $1,000
time will be given to Oct. l, 1913 on
good bankable paper drawing eight
per cent interest. No property to be
rtmoved from the premises until set
tied FOR.
A. J. SANDERS, Prop.
S. j. Rudolph, A~uctioneer.
G.. F. Knappen, Clerk.
VALUABLE POULTRY BOOK FREE
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05

tive and transportation sections of
trade.
In all important branches an i'm
proved trade is reported and new or
ders are arriving in great volume.
Current indications point to maximum
records of production in 1913. 1t is
believed that by the end of the pres
ent year exports will figure close to
5000, 900. All descriptions of finished
products are firm and specifications
come in freely.
There is still a scarcity of crude
steel, and premiums are paid for
prompt supplies, with $26.50 and $27,
Pittsburgh, quoted for open hearth
billets for the first quarter. Pig iron
is in a favorable position, following
the adjustment Of ore prices for 1913,
and sales of basic iron aggregate a
large tonnage.
The situation in the dry goods
market is eminently satisfactory.
Prices are we'll maintained. Mills are
complaining of the scarcity of labor,
and though orders are plentiful con
siderable machinery is idle.
Woolens and worsted business con-
tinues in large volume.
There is an advance in the volume
of shoe business. Leather is still
strong, but hides are easier.-Public
Opinion.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05

WANTED-Position as bookkeeper
or clerk by young Norwegian, %, could
begin at any time. Address Lars L..
Moen, Volga, S. d., Route 3.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05
correspondence
SINAI

A bige bunch was down on Lake
Sinai skating this week.
II. G. Halyorson and family visited
at Brookings Sunday. DR.. Moore ac-
companied them home.
Otto Myers has returned from
Minnewaukan, n. D., where he bought
grain this season.
There j: to be an agricultural show
in one OF the schools next Friday.
Lewis Slime attended the wedding
or Thanksgiving.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05

book that really gives considerable in
formation about poultry. Shows diff
ferent breeds in picture end goes into
detail about them. The edition is
limited so if you wish a copy, send
your name and address at once. Men
ton this paper when you write.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Richards, old res
idents of Bushnell vicinity, are visit
ing at the b. X. Billings home.
Mrs. Gooch and son Leslie were
Sunday visitors at the Ben Loomis
and Coon homes.
Mrs. Charles Stevens and Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis and family returned to
their homes oil Sunday.
A party of Bushnell young people
went out to Eckman's TO celebrate the
birthday of Arthur Eckman on Friday.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05
FOR RENT
Local and Personal

VI w NAiShls III llNto htdl hullCt
was down or business Tuesday.
Miss Tena Johnson spent Thanks.
giving with home folks at Volga.
Great preparations have been made
to give the people o. Brookings the
evening Of their lives, Dec. II.
Robert Carlisle and family of Lake
Benton. visited over Thanksgiving
with his mother and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan and family of
Dell Rapids, spent Thanksgiving at the
]. F. Erwin home. making the trip by
auto.
Theodore Flitte, who is now in the
banking business at ~Iroquois. spent
Thanksgiving with his brother, G.. J..
Elite.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Hoff and Miss
Mary Allen visited over Thanksgiving
with friends at Huron, returning home
Monday.
A silk ribbon lasts longer and gives
better results than any other. Try
n on your typewriter. Get it at the
Register Jffice.
DR.. A. A Harris was called to Ell
dorado, Iowa, last week by the death
OF his father, who had been In very
poor health for some weeks.
Mr.. N Mrs. Rudiger returned to
their home at Manless, Ill.,, Friday
morning, after a visit at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. J.. w. Fem.
Tickets for the Mac Manus programs
can be secured from some of the pub
lie school pupils. from members of the
Woman's Club or at the opera house.
Mrs. G. A. Davis went over to Bush
nell Saturday morning and visited
over Sunday with her parents. She
was accompanied home by her sister,
Mrs, G. VI. Stevens, of Marshall, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Johnson were
over from White Thursday for a visit
with relatives and friends. Mr.. John
son returned to White Friday morning,
but came over again Sunday and ac-
companied his wife home.
Frank Randall came down from
Aberdeen the last of the week and
visited a few days at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Randall.
Frank is employed by the Aberdeen
Light and Power Company.
\
A union Thanksgiving service was
held at the M. E. church on Wednes.
day evening OF last week, and DIR.
Horace w. Tilden of the First Baptist
church. preached a splendid sermon.
The collection, amounting to about
twenty-five dollars, was donated to the
Deaconess hospital.
Ole Newheus was arrested yester-
day on a charge of forging a check in
this county about a month ago, and
he will have his hearing tomorrow.
He Is also wanted at Balaton, Mimi,
on q similar charge, alleged to have
been committed the last week. He
has been working in this vicinity for
some months.
District No. 43, Sterling township:
The follow ing pupils were neither
absent nor tardy for the month ending
November 20. 1919: Adolph Haugen.
Alma Haugen. Clara Haugen, Otto
Haugen, Alvira johnson. Florence
johnson. Leonard Johnson. Herby
Odness. Selma Oiness, Olga Olson, |
Rudolph Olson. Jane e. McNown,
teacher.
ID. L. Squirting returned home Friday
evening from Fairmont, Mimi, where
he attended the wedding Of his son.
Ned. Mrs. Squirting went on down to
De Molnes. Iowa. to attend a reunion
Tssf family and Ssa and his bride
accompanied her. They came to
B. bookings yesterday and Ned and his
- -ssa fA~~A IN = Anw Aava Ror i
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05

Excursions to the Texas Coast Rain
Belt every LIST and Bird Tuesday of each
month. Nowhere is land selling more
rapidly to northerners. For the best
ever offered, call on W. H. H.
Phillips, over post office.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05

The Register Popular Want Ads
are result getters. Try them.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-12-05
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm and going to
quit farming and move to Brookings
| will sell my personal property at
public sale ON
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-14
Drink strychnine in Beer.

st. Joseph, June 14--Philip Schible
and Henry Gilmore. young men, were
found dead in their room today, hav-
ing swallowed strychnine in beer last
night, after they had dared each other
to do so.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-14
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

z. ]. GuiIbert of Logan county,
former member of the house of rep
resentatives, has announced his candi-
dacy for the Republican nomination
for the state senate from Fred Rob
ertson's district. Robertson is a Dem
ocrat. The young man Guilbert will
try to win this district from the De-
mocracy.
Judge A. NJ. Jackson of Winfield,
Democratic candidate for governor, in
announcing his platform, declares that
prohibition and womans Suffrage are
not and should not be made party
questions and injected into state poll
tics. He declares that the recent enor-
nous increase of taxes is the great is
sue. and favors a land tax He wants
the governors contingent FUND cut
down from $4,000 for liquor spoilers
to a sum absolutely necessary to serve
the people properly in that office In
conclusion, Judge Jackson says:
In matters of discretion l would
be governed by that good old fashion
ed rule of the greatest good TO the
greatest number.
IF should have the honor of be-
ing governor of Kansas, I pledge the
people I will give them an honest
faithful. economical administration,
without the sound of tom-tonls or the
blare of trumpets.
The following positions of Democrat
ic candidates Tor state anu leSlS1dIAf-
offices were filed with the secretary OF
T. L. Bond. salina, United States
senator.
presidential electors-J. w. Clark of
Great Bend, Stanton c. Bybee of Gar
nett Charles E. Giants Of Melvern.
Francis NJ. Patterson of Yates Center
I M. McGin of Corning, ]. j. O'Neil
of Usage City, A ]. Wooster of Erie
"A. r. Fulton of Hanover, Anders Soren-
son of Mcpherson, Fred H Uhl OF
Smith Center,
L. s. Harvey of Kansas City for at
torney general.
Carl ]. Peterson of lola for state
Superintendent of insurance
D. NJ. Bowen of Pittsburg for super
intendent of public instruction.
Burt E. Brown of Lawrence for sec
rotary of state.
Frank L. Britton of Usage City for
lieutenant Governor.
Fred Robertson of Atw"~ for attor-
ney general
A. B. Reeves of Dodge City for jus
tice of the supreme court.
Perry clemans of Hamilton for state
auditor
W. P. FEEDER of Great Bend for state
printer.
J. d. Waters of Leavenworth for
state treasurer.
A B. Carney of Cloud county 70,
state senator.
Guy T. Holnering of Marysville for
congress Fifth district.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
fir die Nebe 1ugend.

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BON DER Slutb iibcrraid,t iplrbc., gr
bcciltc lid. mad, ardftcn. aus DEM
@rnd bcraua5ufommeii, nber CO ipar
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Sintb bate bcrcits 6u itsigcn bcgons
ncn uHh rib ibn nit lid,. Der Salts
der funnte Den reiBcnbcn Strpm Der
Slttb uno gab icin Yeben periprcu.
Slpslid) abcr lticB cr 9cgen ctpas
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telt. fGs mar Der Sdjornitciu seq
@ruds nnb ocru Sdud)cr gclaig 6
nit picler Yfiibe. Standardization. iii
bier blieb en- iibeiL lpdbrcnD Die Slnta
boriibcririir5te. Sebr ~gefdbrlih bIeibt
mid INNER bic Nrbcit I'M lSrneru pcrs
ilnfenct Stiifes M bier audi Der
lpdrlidlc Ibglnn5 Der Come nidt
mehr b%ineinbringt nuo Der Quit
idlluud lid IN 6ablrcifcn Gden un0
Winfcln fcitflenmen fam. Sennodl
ut bieic Nrbeit bon beu 5aud)errt
wehi9er 9cfiirhtet. ais bic in sroBen
Siefen 3. b. IN Sicfen inter $50
NuS. Sas lit bas Sdlueritc Der Sni@
Uerct. Sd3 Tiircltpdrc Sd)lpctgcil, Der
s~eiuGitise SrlIf. bilrf bas iutr Der
8lai5 Der Saildberlampe matt brinat,
af Dies mn Iuberes crihipert
Die Sbdfigteit unacmcin. @elpobnz
lid, merit Damn Der Salidlcr luGbrenD
Der Irbcit ielbif nid,ts; aber elm bis
6lpei Stunben nod iciner Hiidfe6r
ltelien lid l%dblpere Splgen. Ndbnuungen
II. I. NJ. ciu. @s lit Gin miihiumcs
Neiperbc. Die Sauherei. mo MIR Die
frditisitcn Setitc linn ioafiir tausiid,.
Mlleroings iino aud, Die bon Saud)crn
erreid]ten Heiultate ichr bebcutenb. go
ipnroui 1914 pom .9ional Georges"
ms elmer Sicfe bon 90 SllB orciunSs
SipanSig aanpncn heraufgegolt, uto
i'm Sabre 1880 rettete man bon bem
an Der cnsliihen &iiite sciimfenen
.@talnbnr" Die Summe bon 1.400,s
900 Collars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
Maria, bic sicsesipenSerim.

Gbdsroc. Gin apnis BON Ycriien.
iano III Dem ariehiit,en Aniier 6cras
illus eincn iberlegcnen @egner. Sn
bier %aufcinnnOer fplseubcn ariegen
ilbcrlplunoen. bot Gbdsrpc ale 3rdfte
aui, INN III chem f~iinftcn Ole erlittcnc
Shmah 81 ridden. Sbnc llnterlhieb
ocs Sfnnbes muBten .aIie Srcic uiro
Sflapen. %ornebme INN @cringc.
Ginseborene iinb Srcmoc Die @aifen
ergreifcn; gan6 Heriien ipl!tc lid, crs
bebeu. nm 8craflims. zen a%ciiird,tetcn
Selbcn. 3l p%ernidtcn. Hod1 lpar Der
&intcr iiid,t gaaS upriiber nm id)pu
ltunaen hrei fllrdltbnre &ricasbcere,
arf hcr NrsnSe gum Nbnidrid hcrcit.
Tic @ricdleI an hercn Spisc Sbcuz
DOR. DER @ruber bcs Aniiera. itanh.
lpurcn an 3atl bci pcitcm itipddjer
a!s Ole Scrier. Ser Saa. un ipcldcnt
Die Yerler angriffen. mar aerabe bas
SER Maria IcrfiincianmN. Sbconor
MP lein aunSeo Seer ilebtcn I'M
Sdyre iHub Sd,irm Die ~oiotiesmutter
an ulh crlpdrietei riihia bcn Nngriff.
IA cuiitalp plnslid,, Gin iMrdt6arcs
0elriricr; Elm ldlrcdiid,cr &agcl. lpic
MAI i'm ;eit Observation-Disclosures
nod, nic erlebt hattie. ficl nitcc 5mdcns
Den 9lisen nnb rollenecm Sonncr aui
Die Scinbc berab. Surdl hcn Hcaeii
lpllrpel Den Ycriern ihrc 6uupt.
lroifcn. bic &pgcn. pcrborbcn. 10 pab
lie fciiIcn Ncbrald) 0Gpon mad)cu
lolnten. &GbrcnN nm oic bon zen
@ricd'cn ub9cihnelltcu Yfeile cin
nruBcs SlutpnS anridltctcn unh oic
3npcriidit Der @ricdicn inulcr mchr
lulde. perlprcn sic Ycrier gan, Den
@tltb. @nnSs Sfarrcn marfcn oic
&uffc!i liebcr nah craubrn lid.
oroB par Der Sieg ecr @riedicn.
gro6 mar Die Srclpc. uno init Sbrds
iicn in heu Iupcl crbobcn Gle Siencr
bic Nrp'e sum Simmcl. I'M Sieicniac
II p%rciicn, nnfcr ocrcn Sdub tic pc
( inlpft mr. 9ciicst sait,n. ~TurGs
hies'rnG;tc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
Sctrlasnser aaaennina.

Nns Mrccn Sau. &iS.. p~crlnmtct:
@GbreuS Wco. %biaips iih nut Der
HaSh nah Gidlbnrnacn hciaao. ent.
tlo iid rl6tIih iciu niciuctr. iinp Sic.
&iilel rrana Dem 1fidhrincm Vruscr
prs nnaliidiid,cn NIgcrS nus &eri
NM tootcte ibn nnf Der Stcilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
We ,udhit CT?

We tuddIit CT?
Sci Suntc Garieden - lie wnbrt
dltf Dem Ydno
@ibt's itcts GruBcu Sru6cl (uuS
Hiid,eni),
Senn GllnL obns Nidptdlcu unb
Scroinanb.
Der Ncifc, tic montmal bciud,en.
Srit gcbt's arf Die &ieic nnS Dam
in Den Sidl
gu Silbnern BON piclcrlei 9rtcit,
Sas id)onite lit aber auf icoen
Salt
Ser groBc 0emiiiesartcu.
Sa madien Die grbien, Die iduteden
10. gut.
@an rlpit lie lid ielbit ans Der
eddie.
8aoiesden unS errbeer'n, 10 roth
pie 8lut,
Sic oiener ais sbId,lll6 sum @ublc.
Ser SerSinanb iinoet's bort humber
ihun,
CIR mDdtc gleid Niles uerind)en.
v9m". ia9t ct Damn ldlieBlid), "iliui
lab midi nod icb,My
&o lpGdit benz Der @ierfud)en ? 2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05

Ill lr1cnocincr &cripultul0. Nibt tbiici'
'@tdrfcre Vcfricbiglna ais has Mirteu
ctner Samilicnmutter. gian brauht
odrad) lid,t crit 81 iugen. paB DC
Sicnltbptcn in oicicn Scrbdltnineil
9an5 unleiolid iino; JIG lpolicn ipeScr
pus &ittngciien bercitcn. nod 'onlt
Den Sdusbalt pcriebcn mcum i'm 1arz
lanlcltc cine interelSante Scbdttc dil@
gefiinbigt pirb. IS mag icin, baR es
lid, nm Observation-Disclosures eineS crit
icit &nrsein crpberten NedItcs baioeit,
nah aud bic ensliide Senrtbcilcrim
bebt berppr, bak bic Srnn in ibrer
politiiden Setbatisnns id,un Tusge.
seihnetes seieiftet babe, in eriter
2inie, itbern tie fat gan5 ben Glfps
boiismas mnterSriift bat.
y = =
Die ,,langen Mbenoc".
Nit bem SerbIte iinb pieber Die
,langen Ibenoe" gefommen. - Sieie
I6enbe bieten cine iebr er%ipricBlide
@elegenbeit 5u guten er5ieberiiden
ginfliiHen i'm SamilienfrciIe. SaB
bieie @eleeenbeit bod in allen Sdu>
fern nlsgeniiet niirbc! ltmiiGtiee
Gftern lnb &inDerfreunbe fperbcn
bieie gbenbitunoen nidt 5ipedlps pors
beiseben Iaiien.
Dor Nllem mose auf bas traulihe
9eiianmeniein Der Samilien : hinge
borigeu niel @eipitt selegt meroen.
8eionbers &inber gcboren oes
Nbcnbs nidt in frenbe @eieaihaften
oher auf bic Strabe, ipnbern IN Die
Sbbnt Der @ltern. Iusnabmen
miiien besriinbet uno Die 8iuner
bann an~oertpeitig inter gutter Nufg
iid)t fem; IpnIt reiBt umpcrmerft II NJ
beiG Elm.
Sic rlansen Nbenoe" bes SerbItes
itno Winters iolltcn in Den Samilicn
Der @rbolung unb Sortbits
D II II g sefuiomet ieim, unn in Spiel
unD 8eihaitienn9; III 6dber8 unp III
Grnit. in Gr3dblilns nnb 2eiuug iols
te tets Der i9pme 8ebdnfe leitemb
6leiben: nIaes sur gbre @pttes unO
gum 9eile Der Seelenl"
Nn biefen SamiIiens Ibenber iolen
quite (fatboliihe) Seitlnn9en, Salem
Der, gr5dblunsss mnb grbauunsss
Bidder ober sS9riften berbeige3oaet
unb fleiBig beniist fperSen. sln treffs
liher fatbolifber 9iteratur lit tetu
@dageI. tueber in beutifer nod in
ensliider Sprahe. Nan erfnnbise
lid MIR barnah. Sober Seeliorser
lit gerne bereit. Iusfunft bariiber an
ertbeilen.
Ter bduslihe Serb mar iriiber Der
tranIid)e SammeIpinft mnierer Dor
iabren I'M alien gaterlanbc. unb bas
bel tp,irbe I'M gesenieitiseu @eoan
icnaustailide iebr piel Suites ses
itiftet. Roge 9a5 audi bel inns
meter Geltung. nah Dem alien lob
liheu 8raihe bebalteul - (@ehiela
blatt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-05
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id)reibt I'M .2anbmann": Sentidc
sibt CO iebr bielc bier. gdusc Counties
nit beutider Webr5abl iinb bier Sn
finbcn. nnh Die Scutidcn linp mrs
%ipilifommen. Nur @ineS babel bier
Die dnheren Standardization Den Scuts
idlen poraiIs, uno ons lit. tic .itiden"
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jcecr @elc9enbeit probirt. init iciucm
perbadteI cngliIdlcn aauOcrfpelid SIT
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offentlid,en Sebcn 5u aebrGlIdcn
ipenn er @~elegcnbeit bat. Der lol ms
gelndt perbea. &ir bralid,cn nidhi
5u iparten, bis Anherc a~nianacl.
Spred,en mir iclbit exit mai bcutih.
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genua nadlaediif. Sicr bel ms ielbit
l;eat Der &unb hc8rd6cn. Sprcdcr
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Zen Audfiidcn ser Scfuupare mi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a~bncbalteu. Sic
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lpcrn cine wihiigc Sadle bon maB.
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10 iii 5n bniicn, bnb iuirflih Ncbulicn
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rob BON Der Eoli5ci IN Chicago cr>
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"nnt ecnr %citcn 5u gehcu mnb Sms
oinncr 81 iasen".