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A camphor Cold Cream.


 We want to call your attention to a brand new toilet preparation, over which scores of people, who are al ready using 1t, have become entnus- iastic. We refer to Rexall Camphor ated Cold Cream An exquisite toilet preparation that fills all the require ments of a superfine cold cream, and' at the same time, has the heaiing' cooling, soothing properties of cam phor.
 1t is not a camphor ice. It IS pure-white cold cream, in which cam phor has been skillfully incorporated with the results delightfully."- pleasing It is just the thing at this time or the year to relieve the skin from the irritation and discomfort brought on by cold winds and weather.
 Shavers will find Rexall Camphor- ated Cold Cream most comforting and healing. It is guaranteed to please, or your money back. Price, 25 cents. Sold in this community only at our storeThe Rexall Store. R. c. Morris Drug Co. Phone 242 and the Public Drug Co, Phone 645.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29
IN THE GARLAND PROBATE
 COURT.-NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing named administrators, execu- tors and guardians hereinafter nam de. have filed in this court their re- spective accounts for approval, to- l wit:
 691-Second annual account David E. Latto, administrator of the estate of Ida B. Latto, deceased. 677-Annual account A. M. Sutton administrator of the estate of Mrs. NJ. A. Sutton. deceased. 50T-Second annual account ot Car oline Henry, executrix of the estate
 of Rosalie Bernaschina, deceased. 671r-First annual account of Mittie Files administratrix of the estate of
 A. E. Files, deceased. 695-Final account of A. w. Bor- land administrator in succession of l the estate of Lillian L. Pollard, de-
 ceased. 695-Final account D. Beitler. ad- ministrator of the estate of Lillian L.. Pollard, deceased.
 696-Final account of Mrs. Kate Beitler. guardian of Frank c. Pollard, minor.
 6SS-Final account of T. J. Good win. administrator of the estate Of Oliver Williams, deceased. 11O-Final account Kate C. BiTn- baum, guardian of David G. Birn- baum, minor. 6l7--Second annual account of the Hot Springs Savings, Trust and Guar anty Co.,. executors of the last will and testament of Otto Neubert, de- ceased
 62O-Second annual account of J. II. Anderson, Jr, administrator of the estate of J. T. Anderson, ST, de- ceased.
 711-Final account of j. P. Ran do.ph. administrator of the estate or
 Gesueldi Centi, deceased. 6S5-Final account of Fred Jehl, ex-
 ecutor of the estate of Martin Jehl, deceased.
 19-Final account of A. Curl, exeeu-
 tor of the last will and testament of
 Jacob L. Gebhart, deceased.
 737-First annual account or D. F.
 Johnson, Sr., administrator of the es-
 tate of James A. Green, deceased.
 294 f-2-F'irst annual account of j..
 T. T. Warren, executor of the last
 will and testament of Marthy Handy, decensed
 761-Final account of Sallie V. Polk, administrator of the estate of Harvey Cary Polk, deceased. S3S Annual account Laura McCool (now McKenzie) administratrix of the estate of Jno A R. McCool, deceased. 5el Final account of Helen M. Al drich administrative of the estate of A r. Aldrich, deceased
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5S6-Final account of Mary $. Dan iel administratrix of the estate of Thos. R. Daniel, deceased.
 123-Third annual account of John H. Reece, administrator of the estate of King B. Flowers, deceased. tCopy)
 123-Fifth annual account of John H. Reece, administrator of the estate of King B. Flowers, deceased. t523-Final account of c. J. Horner, administrator of the estate of Harriet Williams, deceased. 725-First annual account of C. H. Weaver, administrator of the estate of Luther s. Allard, deceased. 626-Final account of, M. H. Camp bell, administrator of the estate of Peter Hanrahan, deceased.
 299--Sixth annual account of Chas. N Rix, executor of the estate of Fred N. Rix, deceased.
 And all persons interested in the settlement of said accounts are warn ed to come forward and file excep- tions to such accounts, if any they have, on or before the second day of January, 1913. Term of the Probate Court of Garland County, or they will be forever barred from excepting to such accounts or any item thereof. In testimony whereof have here unto set my hand and affixed the seal of said court this 26th day of December, 1912.
 CHAS. H. DAVIS,
 County Clerk.
 12-29-3t
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29
 CHEAPER TELEGRAPH RATES.

Effective January 1st, reductions in cable letter and week end letter rates amounting to 30 and 35 per cent will be made and the service will be much faster than at present
 Cable letters will be delivered in Great Britain and Ireland and in oth- CT countries where telegraphic de- livery ia provided for within twenty four hours instead of forty-eight hours as at present. Week end cable letters filed before midnight Satur- day will be delivered Monday morn ing instead of Tuesday morning as at present. The rate for deferred cable messages to Great Britain and Ireland will be reduced from IT cents to IA cents per word.
 s. M. ENGLISH, President.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29
eARNAsHEE FILED.

Catherine Powers is plaintiff in an action filed in Chancery Clerk Sul' lenberger's office yesterday in which !. T. Shelton and others are made defendants, and three insurance com panies are garnasheed against pay ments of policies made due from fire on Park avenue some time ago. The plaintiff alleges that she is due rents and interests in probably the sum of s1.500. but unknown to her because no accounting has been re- eeiyed
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29
REAMEY ANNOUNCES.
Candidate for City Treasurer Subject
 to the City Primary Election.

James s. Reamey announces this morning as a candidate for city treasurer of the city of Hot Springs, subject to the action of the demo- cratic primary election in which the nominees are to be selected.
 Mr Reamey is one of the early citizens of Hot Springs, and has been connected with railroads here for probably 25 years. He is a clean and substantial citizen. well known and popular, trustworthy in every particular, and will have a strong support in his candidacy for this office.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29
BOWLING ALLEYS.

Four regulations Tn Dugen e.ua' building. opposite Arlington hoteL place for ladies and gentlemen ~ e joy themselves. Robt. R. Mekooelss, proprietor. Mondays and lhulsda' ,s special days for ladies.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29
FOR MAYOR.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce W. w, Waters as can didate for mayor 6f Hot Springs, for second term, his candidacy being subject to the action of the demo cratic primary on February 19.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

You will find that druggists eSens, e, ! where speak well of Chamoerisa'n snr, ? Cough Remedy They know % tsat long experience in the sale ol !. 'na, aan in cases of coughs and colds II @ ,t always be depended upon ana tha1 rar ig pleasant and safe to take p"' faic by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

What you want to sell and the me other fellow wants to buy may ps welded into an advantageous par p'' througa a sentinel.Record want au'
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29
MARY GARDEN

and other fiigli-ciass perfumes Aiso 8 full limo of toilet articles at JaeN' sons Pharmacy.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce George P. Shepherd as a candidate for alderman from the Fourth Ward subject to the action or the democratic primary election.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Dave Burgaurer as a candidate for aldQman from the fifth ward, subject to The action of the democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Jack Archer, as candi- date for police judge for the city of Hot Springs. subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

See Kirk the tailor. for ladies anu anu mems tailor made suits 40i75 795,1a.tf chita Ave. Phone SSS
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

The Sentinel-RecoTd is authorized to announce Vernal s. LedgeTwood, as a candidate for police judge of the city of Hot Springs, subject to the action of the democratic primary
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce B. F. DeVall as a can didate for police judge for the city of Hot Springs, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Sam Williamson. as q candidate for alderman from the sec ond ward, his candidacy subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29
FOR POLICE JUDGE.

The Sentinel Record is authorized didate for police judge of the city Of Hot Springs, subject to the action of the democratic city primary election.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29
FOR CITY TREASURER.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Jas. s. Reamey, as a candidate for the office of City Treas urer subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce w. Fl. Watson as a candi. date for the office of city treasurer subject to the action of the demo cratic primary.
 The Sentinel-Record Is authorized to announce Charles Disheroon. as q candidate for treasurer of the city of Hot Springs, subject to the action of the city primary.
 The Sentinel-Record is authorized D announce J. V. Crockett as candidate for City Treasurer, subject to the ac- tion of the democratic city primary election.
 The Sentinel-RecoTd is authorized to announce Gil H. Wootten as can didate for city treasurer, subject 10 the action of the democratice city primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Robert R. McRoberts is candidate tos public patronage at the Southern Bowling Alleys. before the people of all parties. including the sutfragettes.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

While you are talking to an indivlf nal a Sentinel,Reeord want ad salks to the whole community.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce J. E. Lester as candl' date for alderman from the sixth ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

Luncheonette ' a. m. to Il p m daily. Public Drug Go, POP ouachita Ave.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce D. L. Weaver as eandi- date for alderman from the sixth ward. subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29
FOR ALDERMAN.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce c. J. Horner, as a can didate for alderman from the first ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-29

The SentineliRecord is authorized toannounce Al Williams as candi- date for alderman from the second ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

rgteiu."
Ais id) bcltc bon Montrcnl sil.
riidtebrtc, begegnete ib Sbrem So-
ter mo III gcnobntcr @oitfrcuno.
idaft llto er mid elm"
o@ir frcllcu ms icbr oarii6cr.
Sbrc Sd)mcitcr bemiibte iid) INT
ionIt, Sic 81 finocn, oIS mir in
Mpntrenl morcn.-@l,tcr @ott, mas
lit onS?"
@ollter S6rci crtont. cillell sl,l-
geublid ipdtcr crihcint Scr Sous.
nlciitcr oltf Der Sdupcllc.
~@os gibt's?" irogtc ser ad.
pitGn.
Sic oltc Morgoretbc bat eillcn
8ciit gcicbell, Sir"
r@os bat lie geIcbcn?"
Gin @cipenIt-in Der Sumdrof.
alice. Sebt liegt tic beluubtlos i'll
Der Gorhallc."
Ser &npitdn crbleiht.
,aommen Sic nit, Softor,"
iprid)t er, limo olld) III, Garcia.
Sic, liebe sSrerlroe, o6er loiicn Sic
iid Ourd) bie tborid)te @cihid,tc
nid)t itorcn. Gntifuloigen Sic ms
cinen Woment, mir fpmmcn loiort
miebcr."
Die Srei p%erloiIel OnS 3inuner.
@iuiif mo Son; bcginnt airs gterle.
@ro5io mir oerlft crnitlih an 0a5
Tprgcioaenc. Sic lit OH Der Sbilre
geitanoen, olS Der &upitan binuuss
ihritt nno bat beS SallsnleiIterS
leBtc @orte geb0rt.
.Sgoen iogt, Wiorgcrp babe i'm
9eiebeu, CT lei IN Der Samnratallec
gepelen, i'm foblen Wonoidcin miiiic
tic i'm fir ein @cipcnit gebnltcu ba.
ben. 9lber Nieulono miaS gIall.
ben"
@ra5iaS @eoanfen fliegen 5urii6
81 Scr 9tadt, no lie ielblt Den ge-
beimniBpollen @a1berer IN Der "a.
morafullee bernerft bat. SIS lit lbr
flor: Iargerp bat meber Ogden &C.
iebeu, nod ein 8eipenit: fiir mcilen
(S%ortiebung auf Der 4. Seite.(
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

Sortgang. @inlaoungen meroen &c
ifriebelt, Seomig arbeitet frilb lulb
ipdt, Gra5ia llno sic a0d)iu pertie.
fen lid in fllinariihe SrogcuL Yello
lttlo Hoia aeben nit gun5er SeclC
auf of sic taitiello n@eum" NM
rNber," ali ben ~rei5cnoen, inge.
pobltten @irrmorr eir. Garcia mn
perbalt iid) ritbig uno elcidaiiltig
gnoli6 fGntmt Ger mid)tigc Gag,
3as @etter lit flar lino falt. Ian.
ton itrablt bell i'm Sid)tergla1S. Gel
erite abenO5ug bon Ntontreol bringl
piele @Gite, Die Gqltipagen Der be.
nahbarten Sonlilien folgcn, cine
naf Der onocrn. Nn. beS &aters
Seite itebt Garcia, Die Nnfpmmell.
Den 5u einpfongcn. @ie bilbif JIG
iii1b Die Sohter beS &apitdns, Ga.
rolas foniglihe @eitolt in erqriiiter
Soilette, elm 8riQuntitern Ser gauge
Shmud, Hoin, IGfelno uto CLAN,
5eno, mie cine Splpbioe bin lulb
berl hlpebeno mo bod per0ltnfcli
bon Gnrolas fiiritlifer Griheimung
Ocld, sort mic INNER, III roin @o5c
gefleioet, g%eidumiift NIT Ecrlen
@ra3ia erid)eint IN einiofer grailer
Seioe, ieoer 3oa cine Game, unr
bod beifeioen in ibrem @eiel
Hoia lit Oes Settles aonioin. @ie
cine lddelnoe See p%erbreitet lie I'M
lid Seiterfeit lino 2nit, erobcrt Die
Ser5en Der iunaen W1nncr. Die Go,
rola nllr IN perebrilngspoller Gut.
fernurlg 5u %bennnoern mageu. Gplo
Itebt ibnen gleid)-mit ibr mogen liz
tan5en, plmloerL lu6en-iie lit i'm.
ihmIrnt BON en0lpicr S%nlbigulg
Adur Cir &onolo Seth rno eil
Eaar SifiSlcrc ans Montrcnl nit
langem Stammbultm ullo bobei
@einung bon lid ielbit, ipagen Go.
rola lid 81 nGbern.
Sm Soltie oes 9l6enoS erideini
Softor Canton poaig mlerpartet
,@uBten Sic ni6t, DAB ih font
men ipiirbc, SrGitlein?" froet or la.
helno, Ga Nib Canton linn e%rItoun1
Die Sano reift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

@ra5ia fGngt an. iid) 5it perlpun-
bern nnO Shliiiie 5u 5iebelt.
@ines gbenos inn 0e3ember iist
tie on ibrem Seniter nnb sriibelt
naf iibcr oas ieltiame SerbGltniB
init Dem ratbielbaften Sremoen. ga
rola bat on oieiem Gage nit ibm in
ieinem 3imnler geipeiit unO, ais lie
in ben Salon 5uriidfom, bleid),
dngitlid u1o 5eritreut auseeieben.
.Ob Der aranfe lid itlimmer be.
finbet?" fragt lid Nun @ra5iu.
.@arum miro bann fem Ir5t &c.
ruien?"
Ils lie iif nieberlegtc, fonilte lie
nid)t ldlnfen, lie erbebt lid mo
lett lid, in einen groBen Sbalpl ee.
biiat, ans Seniter. @ie it'll irnb
frieOlid gaeS lit! iilberueiB mno
frpitaaflar id)pimmt Der Gollmonb
ourh's tiefblaue Sirmament, 5abl'
loie Sterne funfellt, Der idneebe-
beftc @rlrn0 gliBert. oils mare Ell
nit Siamnntcn i%iberldet, Die luublo'
ien g1ilme nmgebcn Caution Sau
gleih grimnlen @Gd,tern. ,n nit,
terll1d)tlld)er Hllbc id,lunImert oas
Corr, bos bobc arcll5 Der fatboli'
ld)cll mo Der ld,lnnfc SDllrnt Der
epangeliId)en Stride iilo pom MonO.
id)ein uerfldrt, Der nube Stub CT.
glGnjt I'M Silberlidt. Gic 9tod)t iii
lnlltlos-munOerbar id)on.
Hein, nid)t lautlos-duf Dem &C.
frorenen Sbncc iperOcn Sd)ritte
borbor, itltcr ben bilitcrcn @drlmel
erideint cine permllmmtc 8eitalt,
Die 8eItalt zines Wonncs. Der lang.
lam uui. mo nieoerihreitct. Sra.
5ias Ser5 iheint title III Iteben.
@er lit Der mittcrnGdtlid)c @onoe.
rer? nid)t Sir Honolo-onfilr lit CT
Su groB. Nift Der aopitGn-oer
&ermlmmtc lit 81 id)lanf. bic
mano it's. Den @ra5in fcnnt, ober
and, fem @eipenit, oenn Die @eitolt
bleibt iteben, 5iinOet cine Gi9arre an
ulb ieet raifenO Die YromenooC
tort. Gtpa cine Siertelinmoc ipo.
ter geiellt iid cine 5peite @eitali
oaSu. Gin peibliheS @eicn. in
einen Miontel gebiilt, boS Snllpt mil
eirlcm peiBcn Sild)c beocdt. SnS
Mpnolidt iGlt ali elm bleid)cS lido
mes antlit. 8roSia pcrnlug falml
einen Nuiidrei III nnieroriidcn cS
lit Garcia Canton.
Ter Wonm tritt Dor nll0 6ictci
ihr Den Arm. Sn eIiri1cm &c.
iprnd munbeln lie All nrlb nic6er,
Bon 3cit 81 3eit blidt Garcia hiu'
aui mad, Den lihtloicn ,ScnItern.
| SroSia ober fam nid)t seleben per'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

m%iiroigfeit, Nicmano bate jl Ia9ell
genilBt, Oh Ser Baron ben @ed)iel
III ihrein 9cncbmcn oltd mir be.
merfte.
Garcia idd)elt iibcr ons fleine Sn-
terrueiso. Sic itlb Der Baron ltchell
niif beltcm ,Sitbe. Gr tit itetS bcrcit,
nit lbr 81 plaltbern. lie 81 begleIten.
lbrenl @eionge Sil loltid)en.
nIn iprihit bon nlcinenl coollct.
ten &eIcn, @ro5ia." ruft Hoia einc$
Cages g~erci5t. ylpic l,enrrit Nu Gn-
roios Scnehnleil gegcn Den flclncll
Shotten?"
ySrcllnoid,ait, mcin ainb. Ser.
glib nidt, bab tic lid, icit Sobrcll
fenncn."
nNb 10, sSreuuoihait melm ids
mare. bicBc es ber5lo'e Goauetterle."
ySoffcntlid) miro Dem lieutenant
Stfrich Stanioro BON Stanforo
&opals Dies 9enebmen geinaen. Gin
&onalb Seth ihlpdrmt mir Garcia,
tie ipetB eS iiro 5lcht I'm OIL. lag
mcines Sebens iab ih feline faltblii.
tigere &omooie."
vllniimt. Hpia, bas lit mn
freunoifaftlihe Ser5liffeit."
llnfdbig, bos 81 %crtro9en, itiirmi
&oia aus benz 8emohe.
Garcia lit allerbingS Iebr be-
freunbet NIT Cir Honalb, benrtody
fil,bct lie tdglih mcbrere Stltnoell
3eit, ii6 Dem unbcfannter DIR. Hi.
d,arbs 51 miomen. Noh lit bas @e-
beimniB uneeloit. &ola permag
nift einen Sdritt porwGrts 81
Oringen. SIM Sal,ie left ooer bort
man bon linn 10 wenig, als mGre er
tanie nj Weilen cntfernt. Selbii
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

Stlunoen pergeiien, Die ih in Gon.
ton SaQ perlebte."
Hoios Maneen eraliiben.
,Seben Sic mohl," enteeanet lie,
mo tritt ans Yiano.
gello allein Seiat 9eomiern.
yGs TINT mir leib, baB Sic ge-
ben, Softor, bite, fommen Sic
balo micber."
Softor CAUTION iiebt aus. oils Oh
er Oea Souies i~iineites aino eerne
9efiiBt hattie, in Gdrolas @eeenipart
aber lit 10 etmas unoenfbdr.
llno bod lit es Garcia, mel6e
Sic letter Wprte gu Inn iprift, ebe
err bos 3innmer perlGbt.
sd laiie Gerberus griiBen," Ia.
felt tic, limo meroe MIDI freuen,
i'm pieocr5itieben."
Limb pie lit es nit iciuem 8e'
bieter?" fro1t Hoia.
yIoftor 0antons 9eindl piro
mir Itets altgenebm lein," iagt Ga-
rola nit rilhiger 8leih9iiltigfett.
ySinae mir elm 2ieb, Hoia."
Garcia laliiht ben iiiben Sonen
unb blidt babel ourh's sSeniter Dem
0oftor naf), beiien bobe @eitaIt
mad, ilno mad i'm Nopember5mielif,i
perihpinbet.
- - -
Tiinftes IapiteI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

Die Miiiiunare nnb armem Ncu=
%befebrten 1T Snbicn bitten cute
5reunbe bemiitbis NM cine fromme
0abe sur ltnteritiitmns Der fatbo=
iifden Misunderstanding. Gs
iuirb bier fir Iebenbc nnb abge-
iturbeue @DbIfbdter tGslid sebctet.
@er einet Dollar pber mebr
einienbet, erbalt als beideibenen
Sanf cine bhbide Ibptp=
srapbie aus ben Miifiu=
II c l, auf etter Yuitfarte suseianbt.
SrpmmeH 0uben bittet mani sm
abreiieren an u pnner y s.,
Smbuaue; 'Soiua, Mmerifa, Dber
brett an
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Nas Neiuenit.
s ii &apiteI.

Srel Sage naf) Des Ipftors Nb
relic febrt aopitdt Caution suriid
Gtgcntbiimliter @ciie baben bi'
bier Sraillein Canton ben ji1nger
Nrst mirfIih permibt. Garcia fret
lid geitebt bas niht, 10 iebr Tie mad
ieiner @eieIihoit perlanet. Hoit
cntbebrt bas g%etpobnte Spiel5eite, III
b~urd,sGbnt Die laneen StilnoenL Si'
i'm Spiel Ser 9oalietterie ionIt raid
perfloaen. Deaa iebnt lid nad Der
giifern l,r6 gonbons, Die er ibr a.
bringer pflegte. @rn5ia permib1
i'm natiirlif am Neiiten. Nll
OeGa lit ebrlih setitg, iif offer
aus5uipret)en, iie erfIGrt, Dos Saus
fonlrne ibr Dor nie elm @efGngniB
lett Der 9oftor meg lei.
sd molte, Tapa fame," ieifsi
Garcia.
.llno brG6te Ieiren unbefannter
Sreunb," ladt Hoia, hit es etpo
Gein 9rdl,tigam?"
Garcia ergliibt lrnb lpenoet iid
ans Seniter.
r3n ipdt, Sfipeitcrder, ih babe
9ein grrotben belnerft. 3 pie be.
gierig bin if. ben Seloen al ieben,
Der Garolas ~itoI5cS Ser5 seipon-
nen."
Still, aoia," bittet Garcia.
Hoia tritt 5u ibr uno I'M.
i6lingt tic.
~Gr5Gble mir bon ibm. Sit er
biibih?"
Y@er? Sttfrico2 natiirlif lit er
biibi6."
Salt Su feline photographic bon
limp"
I'm Garolas Sanb ihlingt iif
cine goloene aette. all Der ein Me.
bailon beieitiet lit. sic ereift rn'
niQfiirli6 OarnafJ, ilin1mt cS aber
nidt heruor.
Gin anoeres DIAL, ainb; Lab
inns iest auSreiten."
@einabe tG9lif galpppiren Die
Shipeitern iiber Berg unb Sbol, 10
persebt Die 3eit a%ngenebml genllg.
Mand)e s(biued,slutg brineen and
9eiitfc ms Sails. ale irgcnoipie
be0eutenocn Samilien Der Nad,bor.
id)ait erid)einen.
Ter Gag at Dem Der aapitGn CT.
luartet miro, lit eiloloS ulb bitter.
aalter Norowino beillt INNS Smts,
idhrt bllrd) Die lallblolen 81lmc,
raiielt al ben Seultern. Ter Sort.
5pnt lit bleiiarbcn, Der SluB bunfel
mo tribe. @egeu NbenoS mirbclll
eia5elne Shneciloden hurdD Die
SlIft, lhneller mo iduneler fommc,
lie. bis ollie 8egenitGnoe inter blel-
oenb peiBer @iillc perifluinben. ga.
rolo blidt binalls IN Die pinterlifc
Sanoid)oit. IS lit cin langpeiliger
Gag gelpelen.
Sic bat 9eleicn, %gcarbeltet. DIR.
Gid)aros belud)t, 8enlad) I'm @e-
ulad burfpanoert, iif aui's Sopbo
gcmorfcn, 5u iflummern perinGt-
nmIcnit, Ser Cannon Der 2ongerpeile
bat tie erfaBt. Mun itebt lie an
SenIter mo beobad)tet Die oidt fal.
lellben Sloden.
@raSia iitt in bcmielben 3inlmer
mo ndbt.
rSold)e @interlonoidaft oiirite
SShnen i,eit iein." beginnt @roSio
enoli6 mo blidt pon ibrer Mrbeii
aui, lin Gnglanb fenlt man oerlei
mil0e Stiirmc mobl faum."
Seripnnoert lpenoct lid, Gorplo
i'll ibr, bcS Sotcr5 S%au$bGlteril,
ridtet mlr lelten haS @ort OIL lie
nNein, ober i6 liebc ioldcl,
Sturm. &enl Der Shnec aionu,
err. founeu mir mor9en Shlittcn
fnbrcn."
.Sm Nopember boben mir ieltcn
Shlittcnbabn."
@iehcr entitebt cine Euuie, Ga.
rolo a1hrt.
sd pcllte, Nater Itlselus fau,t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-07-26
Fdr1ey'S Lament

NJ F. Farley, president of the National Liquor
League, sent out, July last, an urgent appeal to
the retail liquor dealers of the country for money
Things do not look brig ht for the trade as
Brother Farley could wish. He says:
The determined fight to rob of business and
destroy our property goes increasingly day and night
Should we not ready? To be foewarned is to be
forearmed" The warning voice has reached time and
again those whose business of life has been snatched
from them When it comes protect himself the average
liquor dealer draws his purse string too tightly AS matter
of fact have been altogether "too cheap Years ago.
before the agitation against business became great
fftv cents month possibly sufficient but with the
gorilla warfare its height funds needed On this
Glorious independence Day. let tighten grdles loose
our purse strings and prepare for greater things
Surely the "brethren' will down after that
1t is enough make the very stones arise and con-
tribute We are at loss, however, to account for
this depleted condition of the Liquor Leagues treas
1ry unless it be that Robinson has "seen Secretary
Harvey again
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-07-26
The Trend of the Times

Saoonkeepers becoming cautious in selecting
bartenders. They insist that the who make
drunkards of others must themselves remain sober
A Minneapolis saloonkeeper recently advertised in
liquor journal for bartender in which he said. Bar
tender wanted Must be sober. No boozer need
apply"
But suppose employers everywhere would adopt
the same rule what would be the effect the cash
register of the saoonkeeper? The truth is, the rule
of total abstinence is becoming popular by en-
ployers all the country, and the man who is
boozer is more and finding it difficult to secure
position or hold it he does it. All of which
goes to show the trend of the times.