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The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08

1t would surprise you to know Of the
great good that is being done by Cham
berlain's Tablets. Darius Qowney, Of
Newberg Junction, N. B., writes, "My
wife has been using Chamberlain's Tab
let's and finds them very effectual and
doing her lots of good" If you have
any trouble with your stomach or bow
els give them trial For sale by
Thomas =. Crawford, Druggist.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08

An invitation to a card party should
be accepted or regretted as soon as
possible. The letters "R. S. v. p"
stand for the French 'Repondez s'll
vous plait," and mean, in plain Eng
lish, Respond, if you please"
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
SHELLY.

All bridal linen, both personal and
for the new home, is marked with the
brides initials and not those of her
future husband, as it is always pre-
pared before the wedding, and you
know There's many slip 'twixt the
cup and the lip
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
RenIx to MRrown. Eyes.r

You did perfectly right to mail
three cards to reach the hostess on
the day of the "tea," or before the
date, as long as you live out of town.
am very glad you find the depart
ment helpful and it is kind to have
you say so.
MADAME MERRI.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
night, ID.
Seaview Baptist

Rev. 6. c. Luther, Pastor
p. m.-Sunday School.
7.30 p. m.-Preaching by the Pastor
the first and third Sundays of each
month; gospel meeting, led by the mem
bers, the second and fourth Sundays
The Lords Supper each first Sunday.
Thursday, 7.30 p.m--Prayer meeting
with Bible lecture.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08

Suggestions for a China Shower.
When giving a china shower what
should be served? Would also appre-
ciate few suggestions as to the dec
orations and how to entertain.
ANXIOUS READER.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
The First Presbyterian Church

Corner Washington and Madison Aves.,
II. R. McClelland, Phi. D., Pastor
Preaching services 1890 a. m and
7.30 P. m.
Sunday School, 2.30 p. m.
Christian Endeavor, 645 p. m.
Prayer service, Wednesday, 7.3O p. m
A cordial welcome to all services.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
Markina the Bridal Linen.

In marking a BRIDES linen, is it
proper to use the initial of her last
name, or her future husbands? 1t
has caused quite discussion here,
the majority thinking it should be the
husbands since none would be used
until after the marriage.
Shelly
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08

the boys and more depends upon the
girls. If father and mother do not OBJ
ject to either the shows or the boys /
do not, but do not go too often and
try to go in the daytime and not at
night unless an older person goes as
chaperon.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
st. Johns M. p. Church.
Rev II Hamnton pa stnr

Rev. Fl. Hampton, Pastor.
$50 a. m, Glass Meeting.
l0.30 q. M, Preaching.
2.30 p. m, Sunday School.
7.30 p. M, Song Service.
p. m.-Preaching.
Wednesday evening-Prayer meeting
Thursday evening practice.
Friday evening-Class meeting.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08

l am always glad to answer ques-
tons from my girls, and I hope they
will be able to get my ideas. 1t all
depends upon the picture show; some
are good and some should never see
the light at all. So much depends upon
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
Salem M. z. Church

West Park Avenue, near Shore Road.
Herbert ]. Betting, Pastor.
Sunday services:
Glass, 9.45.
Sunday School, 2.3O.
Epworth League, 7.l5.
Preaching, 1890 and 745.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night. 745
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
Einishinu Sleeves.

An excellent way to finish armholes
in a fine lingerie waist is to sew the
sleeves in by machine; then button
hole around the edges with either
coarse thread or soft floss.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
Imitation Etiquette.

In receiving an invitation to card
party is it proper to send acceptance,
as well as regrets? What do the capi.
tai letters r. 8. v. P. signify?
N. L. T.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08

Questions From "FaithfuI Readers"
We are two young girls, our age fif-
teen. Is it proper for girls of our age
to have boys escort them home from
a picture show? Is it proper for girls
to be taken, by boy friends, to picture
shows? FAITHFUL READERS.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
quRpif and Qeo,
Christ C. M. Church.

Sunday services: Class Meeting, $50
a. M; Preaching, 1890 a. m; Sunday
School, 2.3O p. M; Christian Endeavsr.
7.30 P. M; Preaching, 8 p. m.
Class Meeting, 7.45 Friday night. !
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
St. Marks Episcopal Church.

Charles Martin Niles, D. d., and w.
Fenwick Bachman, Clergy.
The services at st. Marks Episcopal
Church next Sunday will be at 1890 -.
M Sunday School at II O'Clock noon.
You are cordially invited.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
Seventh Day Adventist

Adams Hall Main St. and Woodland ~
George w. Spies, Pastor
Subject for Sunday night: @The Mes
sage to Smyrna and Pergamosy
Bible Study and Sermon every Satur-
day at 2 and p. m.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
Mt. Pleasant M. P. Church.

MT. FIeasdnt NJ z. Church.
Cor. Main street and Reading avenue
Rev. w. j. F. Litsinger, Pastor.
Sunday services: 10 a. m, Class; 1880
a. M, preaching; 2.30 p. m, Sunday
School; 7.45 p. M, Song Service.
Wednesday, p. m, Christian En-
deavor.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
First Baptist.

FIST Baptlst.
S. R. Stratton, Pastor.
Morning worship, 1890.
Bible School, 2.3O.
Evening worship, 7.30.
Weekly prayer service on Wednesday
evening, 7.30.
All welcome to all services.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
Elnora Tellman

EInOra IeIIman
These young ladies should by no means
be considered out OF the running, as
nearly all have been doing some work
and they will make the contest interest
ing for those who already have good
start
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08

Remember the SIS in gold goes to the
one who makes the GREATEST GAIN
in number of votes.
Remember that many of our leading
merchants are interested in this contest
and give 25 vote coupons with every dol
lars purchase. Also, those who don't
fully understand the rules and regula-
tions of this contest can call at this Of
fee, or write us, and We will be pleased
to go over the proposition with them.
Remember and have your friends trade
with merchants giving coupons. Their
ads. appear in this issue in connection
with our wonderful offer
Following is the result of the first
count as made by the judges-Rev. E.
A. Wells, Capt. Charles "A. Campbell and
Mr.. James Lewis Risley-on April 9th:
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08

am very glad you wrote to me on
the subject and do hope you will not
think am very old-fashioned and
strict when tell you not to let the
boys kiss you or take any liberties
with you whatever. 1t is just what
your own mother would have told you.
Be good friends and comrades and
have all the good times possible, only
keep the love-making out of it.
Then l would not go to public
places for refreshment after theaters
or after dances unless chaperoned or
with a crowd of at least six or eight,
and some of them should be oldef
than you. 1t does not look right and
you cannot be too careful. The boys
will have far more respect for you
and you will never be sorry if you
maintain your dignity. No matter
how hard it is, do it and you will not
have any heartaches, and they are
bound to come if you permit things
you should not.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
Hints and AdDice
on Social Forms
AdvIce to an orphan Girl.
By NINE. MERRI

/ am young girl Of fifteen, al
though, look much older. am an
orphan and live with my aunt. | am
said to be very charming and pretty,
and the boys all seem very fond OF
me. / would like to ask you II it is
wrong to let the boys kiss and caress
me when they are taking me home
from parties and such places. Also
is it wrong to so to lunch rooms with
boys OF seventeen and eighteen after
dances or plays? The boys ! am
friends with all attend the same high
school as l do and are approved OF
by my aunt. Please answer in your
column as soon as possible and let
me know how / should act, as | have
no mother of whom I could ask ad-
vice. LAUGHING EYES"
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08

Mildred Hammel Marguerite Eliih
Edna Showell Clara Rawley
NORTHFIEbD, N. j..
Fredda Oxley EDNA hyon
IINWOOD, N. j.
Amelia Dowdy Enza Gordon
Edna Dilks Emily Radtka
Irene Van Saun Ella Powers
SOMERS POINT, N. J.
The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-08
SECOND COUNT THURSDAY, MAY 30
$500 in Gold to the Candidate Making the
LARGEST Gain in Votes Since the Count.
Special Bonus Inducements.

The time for the next count is fast
approaching and with it interest in the
result is growing daily more keen with
friendly rivalry among the contestants
for first place. The remaining days
will witness an active campaign for more
votes. New subscriptions are coming
in and the merchants are having wide
and active demand for the merchant
coupons.
If you are not subscriber for The
Pleasantville Press now is the time to
start, or if you owe now is the time to
pay. You have no doubt friend among
the contestants who would be delighted
to have your votes.
Fifteen dollars in gold is worth con-
siderable effort and the energy put forth
to secure this lands the winner that
much nearer success at the finish when
the piano will be awarded. There is
nothing worth while obtained in this
world without energetic and thoughtful
effort and to become victor in this con-
test and to receive the reward that goes
with it, is certainly worth while. If
your efforts heretofore have been spas
modic, from now on make them continu-
GUS and determined. Enlist the men as
well as the women folks in your behalf.
They will enjoy The Pleasantville Press
and will be glad to help you along to
victory Speak to your friends and
neighbors and see how quickly they will
respond. One of the beauties of this
contest is that few are disappointed
there are eleven prizes. 1t is a time
when you can ask your friends to show
their friendship in a substantial way
by assisting you.
The count of May 30th will be decis-
i've as to the SIS, but its Importance
must not be overlooked for your stand
ing on that occasion is a sort of barom-
eter to your following of friends and, if
you win, it will be the result of the eff
forts of yourself and friends.
The Pleasantville Press has the laud-
able ambition to improve right along
and go regularly to every home in Pleas
antville and vicinity; to stand for and
promote those feelings which will be for
the good of the community and to WELD
as great influence as possible, for the up
building of the town we are justly proud
of.
For every seven yearly new subscrip-
tions we will give 10000 extra votes,
making total of IA 200 votes.
For every seven renewal subscriptions,
5000 extra, a total of IL 800 votes.
For every seven back subscriptions,
5000 extra, total of $500 votes.
For every 40 merchants coupons
brought to this office and counted by the
publisher or his assistants, bonus Of
500 extra votes will be given, a total of
800 in all.
These coupons may be collected from
any and all merchants who are in the
contest.
The following are the enterprising
merchants who give coupons:
MERVYN WILSON,
MAC MILAN STUDIO,
THOS. F. CRAWFORD,
WIN. j. HOSBACH,
MRS. M. E. FRAMBES,
THE WEAVER STORE,
MRS. j. b. WILLIAMS,
C. A. BETHEL.
M. R. WILSON,
THE BLAKE -YERKES co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

(SortIceuug bon Der 3. Settle
Die bette Gr8icbung fiir 6roucn?" unD
CT nntluortct: 09aS, mas linen am
mciiten bilit Elm pollfpmmencs.
mcnlhlid)cs @cIcn 81 ipcrDcn, mcilc,
liebenb unb fart" 9ieie @prtc bcs
groBen Scnters c~ntboltcn elm Yros
gramm fir Die 6rau beionbers in Der
%errpirrung 0 0teinungen, Die beut>
outage allsgciproden merocn. IQcs
nlio iii Der Srau crlallbt. ipns lie al
eircm uoQfommcnen menihlihen
8eicn MAIDEN fam unb Tie in Dem
ibr bon @ott angeipieienen areiie
fdbigcr maht. Sic bat lire SGbi9z
tcitcu bon @utt erbaltcn. nidt 0anit
tic oielclben pergrabe uno unbenilBt
licgen lniie. ionbern bamit iic nit
linen iptlhcrc, lie mlsbilbc. 9cnn
baS lit Solfommcnbcit: Die rid)tiGe
Scmutung u"nlcrcr Sdbigfeitcu. Sbcr
Die @r5iebung Der Srau muB 10 be-
idInffcn iein, paB tic Die 6rau sur
oIIfommenc Srau mod)t.
Sic ipll nift banah itrcben, Die Srau
Dem Ianue mO9lihit abulih 5u
MAIDEN. Die Srau iull lpeilc iciu,
nbcr meiIc in ibrcm eigcncu
areic, por Nucm III Der Sonilic;
Damn I'M llm9augc nit ibrcsgleihcn
unb bcionbcrs nit Dem Wnnnc. Sic
ion i5rem Wonne unb Allcm mas 9lli
mn ebel lit %%critdnbniB cntgegcn.
briugcu. Sic ioa lid ibrcr 8ilrbc
bclpubt blcibcu. Sic ioa Shonbcii
unb @ebicgtnbeit IN ibrcr Sanilie
pflcgcu mo 10 ba3 Scben IN Der
icIbcn au9cncbm 9eitaltcn. Bic
Srau. nic ibtem Wonne beiuubcrs tcin
W%crltdubuiB cntgc9cnbringt, juGt i'm
aus Dem Sauic unb pcriilbrt ibu 3ur
SumilicnflId)t unb mcrloubtcu Der
gniiglngcn; bic Srau. Die in ibrcr
Samilic niht S60nbcit uub @es
bicgcnbeit pilcgt, mirb nicmals ibr
Saus 8u etucm bclicbtcn IufcntbaltC
MAIDEN. Sic bari Damn audi nid)t
tIugcn lpenn tic oft ulcin g~claiicr
miro IN ibrcr uupirtbliden See
buuiln9. 9ic Srou ioQ ibrem
Manuc uuo itrer Samilic itctS liebcnr
cntgegcntommcn. Sic uatiirlid(
6auptitdrte Der Srnu lit ia ctn lic6cn:
oes @cIen. Sic lichcubc Srau &c.
wiunt. Iber Die Siebe lam ME Ian9t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
GSblihe Aefsfmt.

Bonn @cneral Yoltamt in 8aibz
in9ton iiub Die Soitmeiiter in Den
groBeren Stdbten Dieies Yanbes angcs
ipieicn mproeu, Iabregeln an t"rcficn.
burh ipclde Die S%erabfolgung bon
Sriefen an iunae Wdbfeu, bic an ben
Sfaltern fir aQgemcinc ablieferung
nah lolden frageu, pcrbinoert mirb.
8ie in Dem bc5iigli6en amtliden
Shrciben mngcbeutet. gebentt man
bieic WnBnnbmc nud auf perbeiras
tbete Sralen alis3ubebnen.
8ie aus Ncw 9ort berid)tet ipirb.
bat Der bortigc critic Yoits Snipeftor
on9corbnct, baB bieie lDblifc poitas
hide Heiorm in Dem bortiaen 9iitritt
Io9lcih ms @crf geicBt pcrben ioll.
Die an beia9ten Sdaltern in ben
YoltGmteru nad) Sriefen fra9enben
iungcn MGbAen iinb nad) :;.ss sess!s
i.iibigcn aptciie 5i b~etragcu NM pars
iibcr ms @ebct 81 nebmen. pcsbalb
Tic Die Srieie niht an bicie ridlten
laiicn nnb 81 Sauic in Gnipfan9
ncbmen.
8ic Der crpGbnte boberc Sem
Dortcr Yoitbeamte iaste, lpuroen bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Natienalferitcn.

SrGiibent Salt bat Ipebcn crhebs
lihc Icnberungen in Den A~dtionals
iorltcn in Wontnnu, Nri5ona. Hcpaba.
lltnG mn California p%orgcnommen.
inbem or Yrotlamntioneu erlieB, Die
Die @rcn8cn rcgulieren. Snfolge
bicicr Neuberungen iinp 275,000
Ader ans cen Soritcn ausgemer5t
lporhcn, pGbrenb $4,000 Ider binSus
fomcn unb $4,000 Ader 5lpiiden
5mci Spritcu 9cthcilt mlr0en. Gin
ncler 9intiuualiurit ipurbe burd GER
legung ciucs alton 6oritcS III 8lpci
gcihaiicn.
9oS @einmmt : Ireal Der Natios
nalforiien bc5iifcrt lid gegenludrti9
uuf 1S7.000,000 Ndcr, mopon 27,z
000, 900 lih in Nlnsfa befinben.
Ser bDditc Observation-Disclosures be-
trug 194.000.000 Ider i'm Sabre
1909. Saxon murben burd HeguS
~lierungen i'm @an6en 100000
Adcr nlls9cmcr6t. wdbrcnb 100000
Ndcr bin6utomen.
Sn Woniona ldciben Die ncllen
Yrutlamatiouen 1880 ader aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

berabiebcn. Sen MllsfaQ pollcn Tie
cricBcn, inbem lie @epiir8c, Die auf
Der Srciliite itcben, nit cinem 3ol
bclegen. Die Tihtisfeit bcs Yrin=
sips, meldes bic 3cmufrnten pcrtrc=
ten, liest auf Der &anb. Sic ,uplen
bic Subuitrie nnteritiiBeu, inbcm tie
ibr bilises Wtatcrinl licfcrn nnb
nebenbci aud Den Gbemifalieu Sruit
auflOicn. Bic republifanilhen Scnaz
loren gingen bnrauf nidt Gin, neil tic
einen liidenbaften Sarif pilnihcn.
Snrunter pcritcbt man, bnB nac inbr>
itricllen Baarcn pbnc Iusnabme per@
5plt lperben miiiicn, nm FOLDER @eiie
nae Subuitrie : Sntereiien 5ur Inter
Itiibung bcS 6odl5plcs 81 g%cpinnen.
Sos lit fein Sdrif gum Shub Der
amcritnniiden Snbuitrie, ionbern i'm
SntcreiIe eelpiiier Serioncn. Die
9cmufrntcn mDllrn bic Snbnitrie in
fertisen @anren idiiben, wdbrenb bic
republifaniihen Senaturen Allies be.
idiiBen ,%uuller, Hobitoffe, 6ulbfdbri@
fate unb Serti9fnbrifnte. Sarans
mub iid elm bic seiammtc Snbuitrie
pernihtenber Sarif erseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
usetmals iebarfe Kritif.
Vmnncs : grheits : Bureau iibcr bic
Gage Der Nrbciter lit 9a,urcnce,
Maiiafuietts.

Sn eincm npm gunbes Bureau fir
Irbcitcr : Inaclcgenbeiten Dem Sun>
h~ceicnot lntcrbreitetcn @erid)t, lpirb
Der Strcif Der 5crtilarbcitcr in 2olp>
renee, Wa'i., in alien Gi15elbeiten
%bcbunpclt. 3undhit ipcrben Die in
Salprcnce bcrridcubcn Irbcitspcre
bdltniilc alfs Sddrfitc fritiiicrt mn
ce piro purnlf bin9crpielcn. baB es
fiir cinen in ben - bllrd) Sdib5pl
hod)bclfiiBten - Scrtilfabrifen BON
Hnlprcnce nngeitcllten Iann nid)i
mpglid) lit, icine Samilie Su inter-
boItcn, ipcun icine Srau unb ieinc
Sinner nidt mitarbcitcn ilnb ctipas
pcroicncn. Is bcibt in Dem Scriht,
buB Der SurfIdnittslpbn Der in Den
Snbrifen angcitcllten 21,000 Irbei1
ter I'M Sabre 1911 niht mcbr ais
$3.50 per Wud)c betragen babe llnb
DOB oicicr Surhid,nittslobn in an
ocren Sabren iniolge bon Nangel an
Irbcit piclleidt nod nicbriger geipe>
len lei. Ses @eiteren beibt es in Dem
8cridt, Dob Die Wobnungen Der Irs
better iibcrfiilt, ihledt pentiliert unb
brett gciunbbeitsihdblid befunbcr
purben, baB in piclen Sd1en 10 bis
10 Yerioncn in elmer aus fiji 3ims
mern beitebenben @obnung 9efunbcn
lporoen ieien unb baB Die ginri6tun9
Der Irbcitcripobnungen i'm IQgemcis
men iebr piel 81 ipiin1fen iibrig lniie.
Ser iilngite Streif Der Sertilarbeiter
lei bnoilrd peruriadt norben, baB Die
Sabrifbciiber mad, Innabme bes neuen
Staats9eiebes, Iaut meld)em Die
lp0d)entlid)en Irbeitsitunbeu bon SO
auf "a rebu3iert ipurbcn, iid) abiolrt
9clpcieert bnben, Die 9obnifala ibrer
Irbeiter 10 81 re9ulieren, baB bicie
pur6 Die @erfiir5ung Der Irbeits5eit
M ibrem 2obn nid)ts einbiiBten.
(Sic1cr gerid)t prcbigt ean8 dnbere
Sinac, ais iencr eQenlange, Der Dor
Mpnatcn ndbrenb Der 2aprencez
&rnipallta9c Den fatboliiden 9ldttcrn
5ugcitellt nltrbe. @er Die offi3iele
Cite Der erbDbten IrbeitsIDbnc naf
Dem Strcif burhlab. mliBtc einicben,
haB Irbeitcrfnmilien nit IS bis SO
@odenlobn feline Sdricr unb @runbz
eigentbum IN 2anrence bobcn tonnten.
Sas abcr itanb ihtpnr5 auf peiB in
ienem gerichte. Common Senie"
bate 9cuilgt, INN bier 8lpiihen @abrs
belt uno gntitclung 81 unteri6eiben.
Gidltspeitplpcniger madtc jebo6 iencr
banblpurmlange 8erid,t Die NInbe
burd einen Sbeil Der fatboliihen
Ereile. - 8. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
nnb ctipa gefpdjt limb, nlip
tbcOinat itidlt mehr pcrocrben tim.

ncit. Srcilih bleibt Den ar,ncn Irz
bciterinnen feline 9robc 8abl. lpcnrl
JIG cinigermaBcu perbiencn pollen,
pcnn bicic Irbeit lit Stilfarbeit.
Sm Iagcmeincn lit ia Die grbeit
i'm Ginmnde@ @cidJdft nidt idlper
nub aud bic LANCE Sagesarbeit mare
nidt 10 crmiibcnb, menn niht Die unz
nntcrbrod)enc Salt, nit Der 9edrbcitet
ipirb, abipanmenb uno angreiienD
nirftc. Sa5 mag npbl aud, nit Der
@runb iein. ipe5bnlb Die c%ingeborcnc
Imcrifonerin nitt fir bieis Ms:=;s
ihlpdrmt mn JIG Iicber Der Inssdn>
berin iibcrldBt. 60 lpareu Die meiitcn
Irbeiterinnen in Den betreffcnben Inz
ltnltcn Stalicncrinnen linb Yortllgie>
%linncn, ppllc II Ero5ent, pdbrenb Die
Nmerifancrinncn BLOB 10 Sro5ent
l%tclten. Gum f%iiniten Sbeil ipurcn
cS Sralien iiber 40 Sabre unb mn 13
TroSent ipuren inter is Sabren.
Gtiuu Die 6dlfte mar nerbeiratbet unb
IL EroSent pertpittlpet.
Sb bic politiife Wleidberedtisnng
Der ealifurniihen Tranen bier cine
geiernng ihaffen miro?-CS. 80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

Bills unb Die @cipiliQunos Bills Dor;
I'M &dulc Die SenlsSiQ, bic Sullmz
npas Sp~cfllntioncn pcrbictet, unb Die
Sia, Die Elm %ielbitdnbigcs Irbcitss
Miniitcrium idInfft, fcruer Die Scper>
Dill, bic @ci5cnsS pcfulntioncn perz
bictct. %icleiht fonmncn Jest aud,
Die SubgctsSia5, nclde i'm Scnut
itefcn, pprmorts. Sna SOFT Budget
itcctt icit Dem 3. Mai I'M Scnatss
Gpmitc fir &pltuelcn, bas Budget
Der Wilitdrs Ifubemic itcbt leit DEM
II. Slrni duf Dem Scnots saalcnber,
Die Sunorp Gipils@ia lit am 3. Sill
ppm 6allic bcriibergefomnen, bas nlls
gemeine Sefi5itsS Budget lit nod nidt
I'M Scnnt nngclan9t.
Salt Die goll5cn gioutines 8eihdftc.
81 bcrcn Grleoi9ltng Der Gongrcb i'm
9e5ember porigcn Sabres 6uiammens
trat, iinb nod a%b5uipideln. Ser
Scnot bat cinfnh ad,t Monate bomit
pcridlpenbct, nifts in Der Carthage
gu tbun. llno ob9cIcben banon, lpas
Der Scnat in Der Carthage nid)t gee
than, bat piele hobe aDrperidaft iibers
buupt nid)ts 9etban. 3. y. Die republic
taniide Waioritdt bcs Scnats bat 81
nerbinbern 9cipuBt, baB IN aft
Monatcn irocnb ctlpas geiheben
fpmtc. Siherlih ein nprtrcffliher
lcgislatipcr ,Hefurn", um cine mir
f~nnsspule repu%blifamiide Gampasne
paranf anfanbancn.-lS. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

belteben, ipcnn YerIpnen, Die lid,
liebcn, nidt cine bobc q d tung uor
chamber BADEN. Sarlm bat aud,
Die perniinftise Srau INNER bnfiir 81
ior9cn, baB Sebermunn lie Of II
funn. bclonOers abcr, bnB lie aez
ad)tet baitebt i'm &reiie ibrer Samilie
unb IN Den Nu9en hires Inmes.
gSp bic gdtung perlprcn gebt, bletbt
nid)ts ais bic 2eioenidaft, niht aber
bic 9iebc.
Sic Srdu muB itarf iein, INN 5us
crit il manhc Sflidten. Die iebr uns
ongenebme Seitcn babeu, auf lid 81
nebmen unb beionOers, I'M bicie
Sflihten INNER 9etreu unb geonlbia
Su crfiiQen. Sic Srau mib tart
iein, nm 10 manden 8efabrcn gu
pioeriteben, Die tic in gleno unb
Sdanoe briugcn fonnen. Sie Srall
mnlb piiien, baB tic nidt geihaffen
lit oils Elm blpbes Spicl8eug fir Die
2eibenihaftcn cincs Wannes. Sic
mlb iih ibrer Wilrbe belpuBt bleiben;
lie ioa 81 itol5 Icin, nm blob ais nns
piirbi9es Spiel5eug 81 bienen.
Sie Srau ipll meiie, liebenb
unb il iein: pciie uub tart in
ibrcm Sieben aber aud, liebcno in
ibrcr @eisbeir unb in ibrer Stdrfe.
Sic ioQ bnnad itrebcn ibrcn
Srauen : Gburaftcr unb lire
Srnucn u9enDen 5ur + D h II c II
Gpllf o III nj beit beralS3lls
bilbcn, aber uid)t nannd), etiuas su
wcrocn, ous tic niemnlS ruerben FAM
nnb niemals merbcn iua. Sic iul
lid nift seberben iuullen iuie cin
Wtann. IpQfommcnc 6ranen 1olt
ibr perben mn ioldnge ibr banad)
ltrcbt, bdbt ibr cin Heht IQe5 81
tbun, mas gut unb id)0n lit unb bas
cine 5rau t6uu fam. pbne ibrer
8iirbc 81 idnoen, ibrer @iirbe ais
elm menihlid)es &eicn, ibrer WiirOe
ais 5ram.
3ns lit Elm 6riitiidrs Yrogrnmm
iiir Die Srallen, a~lerbings Elm Yrpz
aranm. bus bon ocm Der i|ogenonntcn
.Sufira9etten" etlpaS perldieben lit,
neil bicic mr. 81 oft pcr9ellen, Dab
Die Natnr Wuun unb Srau per
i6ieoeu gei6affeu bat, INN pab
Gr5icbun9 tic ~nicnlalS gleth
MAIDEN fam, Dbne lid an Der Natur
su pcriiinoigcn. Cine iold)c Ser
iiinbigung pirb ober niemol5 unge@
itruft bleiben. Wun iiebt bo5 pirfe
lid bclitlih 9enlg on Den Iusihrei>
tungen Der moberncn nSnffraS
g%etten".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

Snfcl 2 a bolt I'M bibi9 &c
fiihrtcu Spiclc nit Den b%cfanntcn
pplitiIhcn &clbcr bcs Cages innc uno
6lidt ctlua3 pcrtpluIbcrt 5t Dem chen
ein9ctrctcncn 0ungreR nuf: r9u
nod imincr bicr?l" - Sep. aute
luortct bicicr, onud, i'd mil mid, Jest
iputen, namit ih nod ppr Den Iuguits
9ibtagcn bel Wlttcrn bin
Sniuobl ipntcn muB iid Der 3lueis
unhicd)6igidbrigc, ipcnn CT nod Dor
Infnng NlIguit &albin9tou ben
Hildcn fchrcn mil. Sic Stugnntipn,
neldc bic Gonpcntc, Der yprimcrz Sal,
Der Ird)balbs Soll, Der bis sum Serbit
bcrld)obcu iporbcn lit, llno bic ga
mama : annol : Srage berporgcrufcn
bnbcn, lit crit lcBtc @pGc 9ebpbcn
lporbcn.
Sic Banana : adnul : %orlo9c lit
trpB @%nglanb'a Griuhcu nm @ufihub
Sllm uncrlcbigtcn @cldGft BON Senat
crfl0rt lpprben, bod mlB e. ~allcrbing5
nod sur Gonfcrcn5 nit Dem Ibgcorbz
nctcnbulls ochcn, 10 baB Gnglnnb
hann @clegcnhcit bat, lcinc Selpcgs
9riinbc in alien giu8clbcitcn por3uz
brinaen. Scr britiihc StanOpunft,
baB Der 8cbiibrcn>Grl fir umcri>
fdniidDc Shiffe 9c9en Den Saps
Yauncefotc : Sertrng peritoBt, miro
bon nidt ipenigen Wit9liebern bes
Senats unb Observation-Disclosures 9ee
tbeilt. Sm Senat lie9eu Die SAVANNA
aanal> 9ia, Die bempfratiiden Sarifs