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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-12
GRANT SHARES FLASK OF WATER.

had been foraging for just swallow
of water Neither food nor wine could
longer refresh either the general or
ourselves. How dusty and warm those
half withered red poppies looked grow
ing in front of General Grants tent!
Well, returning unsuccessful, our lead
er greeted US with a flask containing
water. ,..
"'Here, boys; / saved a third Of a
share for each Of you. I've just drunk
cupful. Tommy got it at great risk
Surprised by the greed of our hero,
suilenly we each measured from the
flask third of the precious liquid. My
brain must have been partially clear
ed by the sip Of water, for suddenly
accused General Grant Of having had
none.
81 didn't lie,' be answered, little
inarticulately, between puffs from his
weed. Il did drink a cupful Of water.
int not this month. drank it from
eur own Potomac. Let's see-when
were we in that land that God made,
called America?
"a year passed. AS white, fluffy
storm was raging without was perch
ed upon Uncle Toby's knee before an
ola fashioned burning Yule log. What
is the something gone from modern
Christmas fires? I was staring boy
Cushion at Uncle Toby's whimsical
crooked grin as he in turn stared at a
tiger cat, tolerating, sleepy eyed, the
friskiness of her kitten.
makes me think of Martha Wash
ington's cat,' unused my uncle, intro:
dacing his annual story like vaude
vale cue. And just here perhaps you
will notice that those tales Of Uncle
IOby's were not given in chronological
order and were limited to Christmas
day.
did Martha Washington
My unfinished sentence meant. Did
the consort IF our great George, living
at stately Mount Vernon, bend stiff
brocade and powdered, jeweled head to
pet mere cat?
Indeed she did, answered the story
teller and comfortably stretching a
knee. What appeared to be minia-
ture tiger was one day presented to
her, a wild little creature that scam
pered over colonial chairs by day. but
that patted with soft little paw the
great danes cheek toward evening.
As the kitten grew older it showed
marked intelligence. Lady Washing
ton asserted that it knew when she
was Ill or depressed It's animal mag
netism could draw a pain from her
shoulder, while its instructive sympa-
thy could coax a pain from her heart
General Washington's enforced alb
aence from home. for example.
several months later found Martha
Washington tnconsolable. The general
was gone campaigning, and Lady Tiger,
the cat, was where?
3 Christmas morning dawned upon the
Aotomac and stole in among the bare,
Mhuddering trees Of the Mount Vernon
estate. AS it entered Lady Washing
TONS oak paneled room she felt a soft
touch upon the cheek. Drowsily she
opened her eyes to see Lady Tiger
!. With its Christmas gift in its mouth.
Gently a cunning little kitten was
cropped upon Martha's neck. "A few
believe that the Lady Tiger purred:
q III George Washington is to be the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-12

. = : = 4 I
KITTY COULDN'T ADD 1T RIGHT.
ten are twenty and twenty-five moro
are forty five. Now add the three PEN
MES and tell me what it makes Quick,
Quick!"
''Forty-nine.' answered Kitty trium-
phantly ,s ss.ss
Mrs. SAMSON laughed.
"Kitty, Kitty! To think your father
is q professor OF mathematics and your
mother shone in figures at Bryn Mawr!
You have exactly 4S cents, which GER
tainly will not buy many presents
How many must you give?"
why, there's you and father and
nurse and cook and grandmother and
Uncle Ted and auntie and all the girls
Sue, jamie. Madge. Betty and Nora
and-let me think
"What, more yet?" laughed mother.
'No wonder you wished for money!
'Oh, yes; Tige and Maltey and Anna.
bel Clarinda."
Worse and worse said mother
"Why, you'll need regular Santa
Claus pouch of money! How would
you like to earn some pennies? r.
ooh. mother, that would be lovely!
But how can I?''
Suppose you stop wishing from
now to Christmas. Every day you do
not once say 4 wish will pay you
10 cents
Kitty looked rather doubtful. Though
she had a lovely home and much to
make her happy, she was not very
contented little girl. She wished, Z
wished. !" wished from morning till
night for everything under the sun
Her mother worried very much over
this bad habit, as she feared her daugh-.
ter might grow into a discontinued wo.
man.
& "All right. mother. / viii. That's as
easy as easy, only wish
.Oh. Kitty. there goes your 10 cents
for today sti.5
Poor Kitty looked SO crestfallen that
her mother said:
Never mind. we will not count this
time. but. my dear little girl. I am
afraid. unless you are very watchful.
you will not be much richer BY Christ
mas"
Mother. I'll try ever so hard not to
wish, but just wish
kitty, my dear!' said mother re-
pr0achfully.
:Oh,'' moaned Kitty, I'm afraid I'M
less get deaf and dumb. like poor
Harry. I'll never be able to buy half
my presents; Won't you please. please
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HOW ! KITTY ( | WAS
CURED OF WISHING.

y n !. ~ Z y + T - > >
- OW many little boys and girls
do you know that say, Il
wish: 1t matters not how
many nice things they have.
they are always wanting something
else. 81
Well, Kitty SAMSON was one Of these
and this is the way her mother cured
her. Kitty had three pennies. two ten
centses" and a quarter in her bank and
was trying to count up how much all
this wealth made. She couldn't add it
right, but concluded it was most a
dollar"
wish had piles and piles Of money
I wish this old hen bank laid pennies.
Wish | owned toy store, so didn't
need to buy things" and Kitty began,
somewhat disconsolately. to count all
over again her boarded wealth.
Dear, dear. dear. what a mournful
girl!' said mother, entering the room.
what are all those wishes hear?
Didn't some one say last evening, when
Uncle Ted brought her lovely Paris
doll, that she had nothing more to wish
for?'
''Oh, but, mother, I'm not wishing for
myself. You said wishes for other peo-
pie were not selfish" replied Kitty
rather aggrievedly.
$50 this wish is for some one else?
Well, that's better. Suppose you tell
me what it is. l may be regular
wishing cap for you"
Mother SAMSON. do you know what's
coming? Why, Christmas, and this is
all the money have to buy all my
presents
well, well, that is too bad How
much have you? Most a dollar? Why,
that's very good start. Here, let me
count it.
Kitty, Kitty, will you never learn
arithmetic! What do they teach you at
school? Now, count with me- Ten and
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-12

crossed country. At dusk, near a grove
of trees. his large height accumulated
by the heads uplift. Abraham Lincoln
walked reverently.
What what are you following?'
the friend asked softly. s
The Christmas STAR answered Lin
coin, with strong, sweet gravity.
".And-and what do you see in the
starr rs
Ann! Ann, her eyes all shining. IS
sending me Christmas cheer and ask
ing me to meet with courage what
ever the new year sends"
'Uncle Toby" asked. impressed by
a tale SO simply told that even child
could understand, .'are you telling me
the truth r A boys eyes, unless he IS
to have q future. are usually honest.
Ny uncle hesitated persisted.
WAS there there Lincoln. was there
Grant-the others q
Thank God and Uncle Samr' was
the fervent reply There we're and
always shall be Grant. Lincoln and
the Others .as ".
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-12

OW many little boys and girls
do you know that say, Il
wish::'' 1t matters not how
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Weibe Selauimncn in
NeSyptei,.

Die enslilhe National sIereiniauna
sur lleberlpaduu9 beS Mdbhenbuns
oels bat. mic mir idon tur5 bcrihtet,
Den SeifluB aeiaBt. Die Nluimcrfiums
fcit Der dgDptiifcn He9icrung u1p bes
englilGcn StautS : Spmmiidrs i'm
geionbercn aui bie Sbatiade an
lenfen, eaB Iegppten I'M Segriii itebt,
lid 6um geiddftlifen Mittclpunft
zines riibri9eu Sreibens bon Wdohena
bdnblern 81 entnideln. Mod) Muss
neiS beS SerihtS. Den Die 0eieQid,ait
iiinsitbiu erbaltcn, lit acgpptcn Die
Ourd9ansSitntion. iiber Die ale
S%ranSprrte Der r%mgliidlid)en W1ohen
geleitet perben, Die fir Die Sarcms
unb ole Dffentlihen Sduier i'm Orient
beltimmt iinb. Sbrc 3abl III iiberaus
9roB. lin iih bapon einen @egriii
5u MAIDEN, 9enilgt Der SinipeiS. pnB
nah Den Ingdbeu Die Sir Glbon
@orlt iiber Die pirtbldaitlid,eu Der
bGltniile Ne9pptcn's madte. ni6t
fpeniger ais 2.253 minoeriGbriee
Wdbhen uugead,tet Der poli5eilihen
GpntrolIe i'm 8erlauf cincS ein3isen
Sabres bon Den 9eluiienloien Smpurs
teureu nah Iegppteu gebraft iuuroen.
Sbipobl bereitS so inter Dem ,Serbaht
bes NdbhenbanoelS ltebenbe Snbipis
buen nlS Iegppten nlisgelpicien lpurs
Den. lit Die Sabl Der Der Srcibcit
mieoersesebencn l~ln9liidlihen pcrbd!ts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Akabarber

4. Siin9er Hbabarbcr miro in
Stiidc seihnittcu, 6erquctidt unb IN
cineit Steintopf pber III Elm SdBden
9erneheu. Damn rednct man auf
icDeS Quart Elm Quart Wailer, bas
man bariiber Ihiittct. Had)bem Dies
ilber Naht geitanben bat, miro es in
ciucm Slld)e n%lisgepreBt. Inf icbc
@allone Suft reduei man brei Fiunb
3uter, laBt bieien bnrin loien unb
5lpei Gage itcben. Sanu luirp or in
elm Sdbfen 9emeiien, auf iebc Nalouc
lpirb Gin Yfunb Iala9a> 3oiineu uub
cin Tint Sognnc gegcben. 60 bleibt
CT cirfn bier Nonatc ite6en, Damn ipirb
CT i~iltrirt uno auf Slaifcu gciiiQt. =
=. Iuf ic flint Yflinb 5erltnitteneu
Hbdbarber rcd)nct man 21a S.liart
Hcgenlpaiier. Sns gicBt man IN eiu
Sol5faB unb bedt co nit einent Sid,
Su. Bic Iiidung blcibt nelin Gage
itebcn, mliB aber tdglidl brei DIAL nit
cincm Sol5itiel lmlgcrilbrt iucroen.
Nuh pieicr Belt ldBt man Die @tiihung
burd) elm groBlOheriges Sieb laufen
unb ieet 81 ie 212 Quarts Der a6gez
Iaufeneu S~liiiii9feit bier Yfunb iueiBeu
Sufer, Den Saft BON 5ipei irnb nic
auf 3ufer gericbene Sd)ale bon elmer
Sitrone bin5u. = Cur &ldruna uinmt
man anf je 10 Quart Sliiiii9teit cine
llnSc Souienblaie [Isinglassl iiber'm
ieuer in 1 Yint beS Gates aui9elDit.
SIT Sns aldrllngsmittel erfaltet. 10 gibt
man es 81 Der IaNe, Die MAJ in Gin
gut gereini9tes SAB 9ieBt. Sit Die
@dbrlng beenoet, 10 nirN baS Sag
%Su9eIpunbet. Sm ndditcn WGr5 5icbt
man ben &ein auf Slaideu. rno int
SUM lam man benieIben idon IN &C.
brauh nebmcu. Or lit bon einem
por3iialiGen. fein aromatiidcu &C.
Idlmad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
GrhSktc Gebcnsmittclprciie.
Verid)t bcs &anbclS Separtemcnts
5cist cine Steiseruns uun "A Yrus
sent ieit benz Sabre 1897. = Ncuer
Gru5ef segcn Den Slciif- grnit.

@oibiugton n, 3. 6. - @cnn
Senerdl : Inlunlt 8idcribdm icincu
reuen Trp5eB pibcr ben SlcilhsSruit
erbrin9t, 10 miro CT iid) babel auf Den
pom Sonbelss Seportemcnt nadj ciler
eingebeupen llnterludung ilber Die
2ebensmittel : S6euerung pcroficnts
Iidten Seridt itiisen. Gus bemielbcu
gebt berpor, bnB Der gngros : Yrei5
aIer Sieiidlorten in Den lesten 3ebn
Sabren Inn 20 bis 100 YroSent 9ez
itiegcn lit. @efliiael gngros lit ae>
nnu I'm elm Srittel 9eitiegen. Sier
f~oiteten 1890 II Gents bus SuBcnb
gnsros, i'm Sesember 1911 40 Gents,
Glgin Gutter lit felt 1896 bon is oui
SO Gents pnS Sfunb 9citiegcn.
Sdipcinefleiih, bns 1897 nit
$500 bas SaB nptirt ipurbc, itie9
iucceiiibe. biz es 1910 ben Srcia bon
$23.73 per 6ab erreidte. SIM Sns
mar 1911 iuar cs dlf S22.47 9e>
fallen, erbpltc iid I'M Scbruar aui
$22.75 unb fiel bann allmdblih duf
$17.56. Snl6fleiih aus penn @citen
lit IN ben lebten Elf Sabrcn BON SIS
auf $50 bas SAB gciticgen.
Slanten. bas billigitc Ninbflciid,,
foltetc 1896 Al Gents gn9roS. 1910
ipar e3 oli 1919 Scuts geitic9en.
Saun f~luftuierte ser SrciS 5ipiId)cn
II nnb So Gents.
&ummelfleiih lit IN is Snbren nm
% Yrc5ent Bciticaen; Sdntal6 I'm
175 Yrp5cnt.
Die Wertbelerun9 ION Vroo htclt
Sfritt nit Der Sleiiftbeucrun9. SaS
Sa6 @eiScnmebl fpitctc 1899 Gnerps
1897, itieg illcccIIipe bis aif $3.50.
Ho9gennlebl Iticg bon S2.7o ant
$4.85. glihipeiScn bon $1.53 nlli
$2.621a. 9rob itieg GngroS bon 3l2
Gents bas YflnD auf 3.SS Gents. Sm
&~erbdltniB itiesen Graders, biscuits
unb WeiB9ebdd.
Wtaismebl itiea bon s Gents bnS
Yiunb I'M Sabre 1896 auf ~ Gents
I'M Sabre 1901 unb barn auf
Is Gents.
aartoiieln f~oiteten 1907 nod 40
Gents bas Suibel. Gin Sabr barouf
notirten lie II Gents uno itiesen alif
Sc Gents.
Iolaiics lit bon 81 Gents Die
0nqone nuf 421a Gents 9eiticscn.
Sa5 Sd,luBrciulnc bcS Serid,tcs
Iautet: Ser S%urdidnitts : gr9ross
Yrcis bon 257 Irtifcln mar 1911 Inn
II YrD5ent bober ais iencr bon bens
iel6cn Irtifeln i'm Sabre 1900; I'M
Al Yro5ent bpber oils 1897 unb %
Yro5ent bobcr als Die Yreile pon
1850 biz 1890.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
6stt labt Scinsr niebt ipettsn.

Nidt LANCE iii cS Der. 20 traten in
Galabrien 5luei Sabnbcumten nm Ri.
9bdrfrcitug i'll cine Sd)cnfe lnb per-
laugtcu Sleiid) 81 elen. SSdbrcnb
iie MN nBcn. pilr5tcn JIG Die Speiicn
umaufbnrlih nit Spptt unb ihrcd :
lidcn @ottcslditcrungcn; ia JIG per-
hDtntcn uub ~pcrippttetcn lognr oas
arcuS. ba3 an Der @anb tin9, aili Die
ircditc @ciic. Ibcr lie ahnten nid,t.
pnG Die Stroic oui bcn Sui ioiee.
Nod narcn tic am Slcildlcncn, Ga
ilberiielen Den cincn Sp0tter ploBlid,
bcfti9e nnb itcdlcnbc Sdlmcricn, bGnu
ltiirStc CT pom Stublc unb NOR foot.
Ser lnScre Srcplcr, nle CT pieicS lab.
periiel in bcftigc 3uduugcu uno
Mrdmpic. ihdluntc mn lpilt6eIc. pcrlpr
p%pllitInpi9 beu %critauo unb mnBte
alcid, ms Srrenhuu5 9cbrndt lpcrbcn.
- @ott ldbt Seiner ntdlt ipottcnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

reits b~citebenbe Proportional 8abls
red)t ioQ alld1 fir Die Yropin5ials
uno Die @emeinpepabIen einsefiibrt
lperoen.
Sicie Heform seidnt alh ben @eas
nern, ipobreno hie anbere @ripeitez
run8: aIlgemcines gleihes &ablreht.
bon Den So5ialilten unb fir @dnncr.
BON Den &atbolifen aber au6 fir bic
Srauen perlanst miro. Ius bieier
lebtern Heform befiirhten Die 2iberals
So3ialiiten elm lleber9etpidt Der fas
tbpliideu Sartci unb lebnen baber bas
6rnueus 8ablrett rlnbpeg ab.
ialpoliti DIES Yrps
gramm M. - Damn folgt pas io3ials
politiife Yro9romm nit |olenbung
Der NrbeiterIt,ub @eiebaebung, Iuss
oebnung Der Teriiherung, Irbcitss
unb Sarif> T~ertrdge. NlterSs ODER Irz
beiterpenlionen 1850 Sr. pro Sabr) J.
&ortbeile fiir ben Iittelitanb II. I. 10.
SieieS Yrogramm ldBt Die tatbps
hide Shee I'M bellitcn Sidte oils Elm
YrinSip bes Sortihritts crideinen. als
Der ridti9e Weg sum Sie9.
@on1S70bis 1912 (arsaes
uommen BON 1S79-1SS4) regierten
Die &atholifen bus 9anb. Sic tDns
nen auf cine 2Ss idbrise Hesieruu9Ss
Seit binipeiIen, Die cinen 9erabeSi
coloiialen ipirtbihaftlihen I%uiidpmng
berbeiiiibrte. obne SaB Der rationale
8pblitanb alG MIR burh cine eiu5igc
Steuer 9eiTrppit tporoen tudre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Shlasfertig.

Gin yaucrsmnnn lab iih in bcr
Stuot hen Hclibdu elmer Sd,ule n1.
ShlieBlih frua CT einen ieinsctlei1
petcn Serrn. Der nit Ibmcfen beS
@aues beihdftigt mar: .&Dnnen Sic
mir ipobl iagcri. fiir peldcn Slped
0ieie3 grobe 6ars crrid)tet iuirb?" =
vSas miro Elm NarrenbnuS fir
Saucrn". crbdlt er 5ur Intlport. -
.Sieb "a. bas bate ih mir bod sleif
gcpaft. benn fir Die Stdoter lpdre cs
in 5u flein". bcn,erftc bicier Sauerss
mann troden unb cmpiubl lid hofz
lid,it griiSenb bon Dem grobcn Sp0tter.
= aIrs uudlber fam or picbcr on Der
Saiiiteac poriibcr. Scst fru9 or cinen
i'm obcren Stpflpcrt uu cinenl SenItcr
bcidditigtcu Mann mad, Dem Srpedc
bca NcuboucS. .Sas ipirb cine
Shcuuc". crlpihertc bicicr ipoitiidl.-
~@ittc i' mir aud, aleidl ocnfen tons
ncn. od bod idon cin Slcgcl i'm Scns
ltcr Su icbcu it,. antpprtctc Der bic
bcrc Sanpmann unp ging mierer
%iueiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

lambs mr. lebr ipdrlid) geidet Iinb uno
cine Iutomobils Stride babcr melt cher
am YlaBe lit, ais feititcbeupe Gottess
BAUER. Meuberlid nntcriheioct lid,
Die Stride bon einem ~gelpobnlidlen
W%otorlpa9en MIR burh Die 6cioen
p~icrcfigen Senitcr auf icber Seitc.
Sm Snrcrn lit Gin Ninintur AItar
auigcbuut; Dor ibm bcfinbeu Itd)
Hcibc:l bon anicbdrfeu mir Die Sc
iltd)cr. @irb baS airdeus Nutontohit
uidt fiir hcn @pttcsbicnit henilBt, 10
t0nuen Der Nlltar lun Die S0nfe furt>
genomnlen ncrbcn. In ibrer Stclle
luerben Sclbbctten iiir Die lie DeBleiz
tcnben @eiitlifen auf9cidlo8cn.-
Milo Elm @egcnitiif sur ~Gbopel Gar"
u%nierer amcrifaniiden 0laubensau5z
brcitungss @eielidaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Columbus Srmnnen entbiut.

&aibington, >. 6. Sn
@egcnipart bon lpcni9ltcne 100000
%cripucn. bnruntcr Yrdiipcut Suft
unp ctlpa $4,000 Columbus Sitter.
iano am s. Suni sic Sntbiillmg oea
81 Gbrcn bon Sbriltopb Columbus
BON Gpn9reB Beitiitctcn Monumental
Srmmens ltntt. Sicicm Sbeil Der
Seicr iolste cine StroBenparapc mil
piclcn Shoupngen, Die SSeneu aus
Dem Scbcn bcs GntbederS Ameritu' $
ppritclten, Der Srunucn, bciicn
0critellung 100000 9etuitet bate.
bilhct in ieiuem 0nupttbcil cine pier
edge S0ule. 9cfr6nt bon elmer &clts
tuacl. Die cine Scitc Der SGule 8ciat
Columbus aili eiuem Shiiisihnabcl
itebenb. Die iibrigen pcriinnbilolideu
Die ultc mb sic neue &clt. Nui Der
Hildicitc bciinbet iid Gin Mebuiilor,
nit ben @ilbniieu bon Serpinaur
uup Slabeaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

Sas Srogr q III III. NIT lpeld,cm
Die belgilhcn &atbplifen in Dem @ubl>
fampie iiegten. lit bic eunieauente
Surtiiibrnns ibrer bisberisen SbGtis=
feit. IS lit Gin ipabrbait fortidritts
lid,cs &rogramnt. bas baS al5u cons
~jcrpatipe Scitbalten am ScrGebradteu
III permeiben lpciB. Sogar lu6ialc
Sruscn miiiieu III Den @inter9runb
~trctclI.
Selpit Die Sbcucruu9ss Srase ipirb
nid,t 10 crnit gei,pmumen, lpic Die
z hulira9c. Sic &utbolifen pers
laugcn allgcmeiueu Sdulbcild,, cincn
StuatSbeitrag Iiir Die Sr5iebung jeoes
lhulpflidtigen ainbes, pcldcr Der be-
trctienocn ircieu Sdule, 9leidailltig
bon pelder Yortei. 6u5uipenoen IN.
Sic pcriangcn itulmdBige 9etperblidc
(profeIlionclle) Nusbilbuna bis gum
13. IMP ipeuu tbunli6 bis gum IA.
S~cbensiabrc.
Sic 2ibcra( > SpSialiiten nouen
ulc frcien Shulen nnterorilden 5u
@unifen iogcu. n%eutraler StnatSz
lhulen. no BON @ott nod &eligion
fem &ort mebr Seiprod)en lperben
bari.
8cl6es 0iepiht Die 9atbolifen auf
Ole Sdulirase lesen. 5ei9en iiberall I'M
Sanbe Die @talientunogebungcn beS
EoltcS baiiir.
Grmcitcrung bes W l.
&c b ties. Iud ploncn bic aotbos
lifen cine Grpcitering bcS @ablrcd,s
ties. SaS fiir Ole Sammerlpablen be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
llnelc Sam'S Sarmcr.

Sic 2al Der Sarmcn in Sen Scr
einigtel Staatcn betrdgt 6,36t,502.
Siciclbeu umfaileu S7S.79S,00o
9lcres 9anb. nnppn iinn 47S.452.000
NcrcS inter Yilu0. Sas Gam. ipcls
dies lunbipirtb dlaftIidcn 3lucdcn
bicnt. bctrGat neniger ais sic 6dlitc
(462 Yrp6entl Der @cinnmtilddc
bcS 9onbcs. ieboh lit bon piciem
Surmlunb nllr ctluus iiber Ole 6dlftc
inter Eflug. SaS pcrbclierte Sarms
lanb itcut ipmit unarfdbr Gin TicrtcI
Der @ciummtfldhc hee gnn6cn Sunhes
our. Sic burd)Idnittiinc @roBc elmer
Snrm bctrdat 1881 Stores, burd,s
ihuitilih iiuo aui iepcr Sarm 1872
Icre inter Sflug.
Ser @ciammtlpcrtb ullcr Snrmcn
hctrdot $40.991 .000.0 900. bicrppn
s~ntiallcn Spci Sriltel nlf puo Sanb,
Elm Scditcl auf Die Standardization
unb Elm Scditel aif sic @crGthifnftcu
unb Den %icbltano. Scr nurdidnitts
litc &crtb elmer Narm bctrd9t &c.
IA pber $l6.64 pro Tcre; nbacleben
bon bun Decentralization mo Der Gin
rid,tun8 hctrdat Der &crtb pcs Gam
be5 burdidnittlid, $32.l0 pro Acre.
Ton 1900 bis 1910 nnhm Die %es
polternna micreS 9anbeS um u SrpS.
5u; Die 9cpolferung DER Stdote. weld>e
ic iiber $500 battcn, nnbm I'M 3S
mnp bier Niinitel SrpScnt su. pnbei
itiea Sic Scp6lferuna AMI Dem Snnoc
(cinid,licBlid Der &iaagcs unb StGbte
nit lpcni1cr oils ie $500 Simppbner)
mr. II mS Elm Siiuitel Yrosemt. Die
3ubl Der Sarmci belt nidt Sd)ritt
nit Der Sunabme Der Scpplferunp bcS
san6cu Nanpes unb blicb io9ar bintcr
Der 3unabmc Der So%nobciuDbucr aus
rid. benu p0brcnb Die Suuabmc Der
Surmtn pic obcu erlpGhnt. II mb
elm 6iinitel Srp3ent bctrug, betrus Die
3unabme Der 6arm,eu MIR 10 unS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

niBnl6big flcin i'm @crgleid 8u Der Der
WGbd)eu. pcren Die Yoli5ei nit)t babz
bait ipcrbcn fam. Sn Der Sauptz
iadc itanrmen Die nad) Ie9pptcn &C.
brad,tcn iun9en Wtdodcn ans HuB>
LAMB, @ricdcuInnp, Ceiterreid,. linz
9aru mnb aus Sranfreidl, unb nls
Ginihiiiun9Sbaicu fommt i'll criter
&eibc Sbella in Srn9e. Sic Hatioa
nal %creiuiguug bat aud, Die Iuf>
mcrfiamtcit Der e%ltropdiid)en @roBs
mGd]tc allf Den ihamloieu Snnbcl gez
lcnft unb iorbert, baB Der llebers
ipudJunaebienit in Den Nb~9nngsbGfen
nit crbrbter Sorgfalt lpabrgencmmcr
lperbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Die SeuSlfermne Ser GrSe.

Nah Den Serefnungen zines belais
id)cn Stutiititcrs lpiro Die @elt ODER
uielmehr Die Srbc gc9cnipdrtig BON
1,544,510.000 S~ubipibucn beipohnt.
Nuh Der Meligion tbeilen lie iid
iolaenocrmaBcn: Sbriiten t&atbplifcn.
Srtboepre nnb SroteitanienD 534.s
100000; Nnhdnaer bcs GnnfuciuS
soc. 000 900; Aubdnacr Der Hcliaipn
Der Srabmnncu 2il,000,O00; @uIcls
munen i73.29o.00O; Ssraclitrn 12.s
100000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Die Observation-Disclosures.

Saiher Sernurb %aIabau. elmer DC,
befannteiten Yrcbi9cr %Gnalanb'o, hnI
iiir5lih cine ~Nutompbil ,Nirde" ms
&eben Nerufcn. IS III babel bon Den
@cbanfeu nusac9an9cn. bnb Die 9ai
tbolitcn IN manhen Yropiu5cu Chg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
gmcrifa'S Gaturihdsc.

Sic Ger. Stnnten lino bon Der
Tdtur ans Heid,itc bcbddt nit
alien 9t%obproblIftcn. Die Gin 9roBe5
Ydnb brdlld,t. nit Glen uno auble,
nit Petroleum mn Malicrtrditen
unb pielcn anberen mebr. Shr
Gins fcblt ibuen: Sali. Cine Salt
biiraer fam beute teinc Hunbipirtbs
idlnft flprircn; ubcr ecrubc oarin li1p
Die Nmcrifnncr bon Seltldllano Obj
bdngig. bns in icinen aaIis&nScrn gcs
rabc5u ein &eltmoiloppl be'iBt. -
Sic omcrifaniide Hegicrurg mladlt
bcs6alb III Den lcRtcn Snbren Die
nnglulblifiten Initrcngungcu, lid,
lucnigitcno bon Scutiflunb unobz
bdngig 81 MADDEN; mn 10 limo Die
Scrittc 81 pcrltcbclt, lpcld)c Der
.3citid]. I. angelu. Gbenlie" aus Den
Ser. Stautcn iibermittclt merbcn:
Sic pom Idcrbuus Scfretdr &ilion
on~qcfilnoi9te .Gnclle fir adli" be-
itebt in bcr Scctanggelpdticu, Die al
Der &iiite bcs Stilen S6edns III 9es
pnltigcr Ncngc porbanbcn iirb. Iuf
nod, nift DEM pierten Sbeii Der aun5en
Aiiitenlinic iillb Die ,~Sdn9bnine" perz
meiien mprben llnb iollen 6lpci bis brei
Nal 10 oicl Soli liefcru fonrlen, ais
3ur 3cit cingefilbrt miro. Ginige
,6ainc" iiub fiinf en9lild)e Icilen
lang unn 5lpei Neileu brett unb duBerir
bitt beluddien. Sic hauptidhiid,'ten
Irten iinb Hereocpitis lnb Mucroz
cpitis. Die belize iibcr 30 Ictcr lang
ipcroen nnb idbrlid nbgcerntct Derpen
fonnen, lestere pieleitt Siuci Nal i'm
Sabre. Sic g%etrpductcn Yflan5en
cutbolten 25 bis 35 Sro5ent Gblpre
%falilun. pns lid leid)t e~rtrabireu ldBt,
nuBerbem Sob, nud) laiien iid) picle
Ncuer5eugniiIc. mic 2cimt Cad. Yas
pier, Suttcrmittel II. bgl. barals ber>
Itclcn. Nad) mdbi9cr Shdsung ipu
iid i1brlif iiber cine 0tiliou Sonnen
Gblorfalium i'm @ertbe bon 40 Will
lioncn Collars er5elgen ldIien.
Sas III. 2. Geological Suruep"
berittet iiber Die Gntpefung elmer be-
beuteuben Iblngcrung bon Illrnrit
pber I~lnnnitein in 3arpsuiQc, lltab.
Sod srpBeren @ertb Ideincn bic
9eueite SiQs I'M apblenrepier III
@pomin9 su belisen. Bic Ibloaes
runseu beitcben in Illsiliiiien. Sic
Iblngerum9en bciteben III Iusilinen
elmer uilgeiuobulidlen Sopa. Ser Be-
ridt gibt Den Oeiammtsebalt bon Sail
auf 197,349,000 Sonnen an.