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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
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Srmmmelhcn.
tSciratbsm0rfcn aus Dem Snicftcns
lcbcn bon s.. 9ons.)

Gs mar ciumal ein Summcldcn,
hns bieB grummeld1en.
gs mar Gin bides, lliriscs. grGSlid,
perliebtes Yunmeld,en unb pollte
lfrcdlih germ cincn Iann babcn.
gber 10 perltebt Is mar, 10 U1ble=
rid, iuar cs aud. IS iebltc ibn nidt
nh 5rciern: bod AT Sebem hatte cs
etuas ams5nicten.
Ser Sdilcbolb ipa 10 mnacr; Ser
2auffdfer priemtc; DER Shlpalbcns
ihpan6 lpar 10 ilatterbaft; Der Sirid,s
fdfer fnciptc 81 icbr; Der 2iauiterz
idpdrmcr tricb iid Nbcnbs IN picl
bcrum; Der Ensborufdfcr hattie cincn
Sdnsebuud,; Der Sobtcusrdber eimcn
anriidigcn Seruf; Der Maiiplirmfdfcr
idlpiBte 5n itarf; unb 10 ging
cs pcitcr.
Wod)tc tornntcn, iper "a ipollte. irno
ipclin or aud, Die crnltbafteitcn Tbiid,s
ten bate, Simmeld,en iibcrlcatc iid
Die Sadbe 10 lansc. bis CO Dem ,srcier
5u lnnslueilig mnrbc unb CT iih cine
anbere Srun iild,tc. Ser Sriibling
ging bin unb Der Sommcr fam. mnb
nod, immcr bar 5ummcldcn obne
@ann. Ils tic iid cincs Woraens in
cincm 5bautropicn ipiegcltc. iub tic.
baB lie nnfing. bcbenflid alt an ipcrs
Den. Sbr icioenlueitcs Saar plirbc
iprooc uto ucrlor icincn 8lanS. Die
Sliigel bottcm nbeeitoBenc HdnScr.
lire 5aile iuar nid,t mchr 10 idlanf.
mic i'm Mni, mn ihrc Siiften aingen
INNER mebr in hic Srcitc.
Sic crid,rut aanS iiirhtcrlid,. Cine
ulte Sungicr polte tic auf fcincn Sail
mcrben. unh tic nabm lid Dor. Sen
critcn bcifcn Mann 5u crborcn. Der
ibr ciucn InIraa mad>te. Sarum
perlobtc JIG iid) ihlcnnigit nit ciuem
idou 5iemlih beiabrtcn Gidcnbpde.
Gs seiicl ibr 5lpar niht. baS or 10 gut
lpie gar nitt iprad). ionoern no CT
9ing unb itnnb III grciicnbaftcr Ieiic
Dor iid bin Sirptc, aud, lparcn ibr
ieinc Siiblborner piel 81 lang. unb
bab CT lid ihniirte. ianb tic albcrn.
nber idlieBlib mar eS bod elm
&ann, unh bas mar bic Sailptlahe.
go plrbc Niles fir Die 6pd3eit porz
bercitet. Nic @ditc lpurocn sclaben.
@citcIlungcn 9cmadt. Die @obmuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
"Everybody's Doin' 1t Now
Wte Tam man Der Sliesc ben
WarauS MAIDEN?

Wte fann man Der Sliese ben
WaranS MAIDEN?
Intpprt: Saltc bas 6aus frci
BON Slieaen. - Scbe Siege ipqtc ais
etnen mo9li6e aranfheitstrdgcr
betradtet uno getobtet pcroen.
Sic Seniter bcs Sallics. Defenders
Der Slide. lollten iorsfdltig nit
8itterlpcrf icreens) nGbrcnb Nriibs
iabr. Sommer hnb Serbli fir Slicecn
impurhoringbar gemaht iperocm.
Sie ainbcr IoIIteu Dor Den
6liegen seidiiet iperbcn lnb cbenIo
Die MilhilaIden Der
ainber nidt nit 6licseu in @ontoft
fommen.
Gbcnio IpIltcn Iilh unb Sob
rlngsmittel bon Der S%criibrmlg Der
8licgen fern gebnltcn mcrbcn.
aiidenabidlle olIten auScrbaIb
peS 5auieS inter SerlhluB scbolten
lperoen.
gbcnlo iolltcn Yldte nit
ltebenpem %aler lpeg9cldolit. rclp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
dginc nabre 9egebenbeit.

Gin befannter iopinfcr Yfarrer aus
Der agrseib8eie 9rbuane serbielt uor
ssabren in cinem befrcnnbeten 6altie
BON Der Snusfrau elm langes Stiid
8 III It, baS or idJon einseipidelt
nit nod leiner 8obnrug nabm. Cine
quite bono smabc" .Sauciiic" hrauht
niid Der Bette nid)t 81 nerahten. CT
bebaufte iid Del Der liebensipiirbiaerl
Saitsmuttcr nit ocn 8prten: .5ier
berridJt bod nod ipabrer Gbriitens
CLAUDE" Or meinte bamit: Sier
lpGren luobl nod 2eiite. Die bon Dem
ibrigen ilnn,er nod Dem Hddriten mitz
9ebcn. Sen fur5en @or9ans bate
bas fiirmisisc N%eitbdfdeu bcs 8auies
nit angelcben.
Ginige Gage ipGter fragt bcrIelbe
Yfarrcr. nad)bcm er bes 9~dugcren
&atcd,ismls : @rfldrungen geeebeu
bate: nNnn. &inber, nelhcs bon
Guh lam mir iasen, mas ipabrer
Gbriitengloubc ilt?" ginigc Minils
ten berridt tieies Shmeisen inter Der
iuiBbeaicrigen Sugenb. Damn crbebt
has obcn crpdbnte N~clthdfdbcn Den
3eisefinger unb antiportct laut uub
bclltlidl: r8abrcr @laube lit. ipeun
Die &itter Sbncn Elm lan9es Stiid
@ II It 9ibt." - Is. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
@idJtigfett Der Heligiun.

Scffuct cine Sdule. .lulb Sbr
itlicBt ciu @efdngniBl bieb cs Dor
20 Snbrcn III Sranfreid). Scutc gez
ltebt Der Barrier arimiualiit Or. Ser
tilpn, bnB Icit DER ncutralcn Stdatss
lhulc nabe5u bas bireftc @cgentbeil
it'd beipubrbsitet bat. Scr Edbaeoge
Eapot gibt 81. baB Die moraliidc
3ii9elloiigfeit iiberbanb nimmt: lit
fem &utider mebr bn, 10 lcnfen Die
E'croc Den &ngcn. ltmferridt phnc
G%r5iebnns lit chen Gin Tubing mnb
Gr5icbnns ubne Helision e~beniailS.
Sebcrme. cine republifaniltc Sd,uls
grpBe, crfldrt: @s lit ms nid1t ges
lungen, cine Mpral pbnc Soft 5u
Idlaffen. Ils Scr Mnarfiit 9ouss
qliet Dor bem Iiiiienbof itanb. fragte
tbn ocrs Yrdiibent, no CT ocnn Die
Sbeorie bes in3ialeu Snlies ber babe.
gousoliet antlportete rubig: .Was id
lpeiB, babe ih in Den 9ilhlein, Die
mon IN <oer Sdule meiriem Snd)ier<
den gibt. selcrnt." 9irt, ben &C.
rihtsIaal gins Gin Sfauoer.
Sarum: 6athpltihe Gltcrn,
ifift Cure Sinner in bic fatbuliidbc
Yfarrihule. Sie paar Collars Shnl=
selb MAIDEN Gnh nid,t irmier; int
@esentbeil, Sbr ieio ipater better ab.
g. R.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Ter meme bcmufratiife HrGiibent.
iGafts= Ganoioat

@oobrotp @ilion fiibrt nit ieincr her,
porra9eno sebilbcten sSrau unb icincn
orei 5ohtern Gin iehr sliidlides Sns
milienleben. Seine Rrau ipipobl ,ipic
ieinc Softer iinp fiinitlcrifh perz
anlast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Sohamnesfdicr.


SPIN ltnb ipieber id,lpcbcn lciic,
@ldn5cno. fpie III Scmuut Srad,t,
Stcrnd)en fleiu. unt uns int 3rciie,
Surf bE id)rpiile Sonmcrnnd)t.
Ilir iinp nicber. 10 tic ilintmcrn,
Srrd) Die lnuc Sunfelhcit;
Wie II lofenb, 10 tic id,lpirrcn.
Atnbc icet, Damn fern unb ipeit.
SaB tic gIon5en. LAB tic flirrcn.
Sriigcrtih lit nllr ibr Siftl
Hno nc moden Gid bcirrcn.
SaB ltc flie9cn. folge nidt.
Wenn On JIG mad, piclen Ntilben
Snolif bdltit i'll Scincr Sanb.
Steblt On ibrcn @lan5 pcrsliibcn.
@rau nrlo Itilmpf lit ibr 8cpdnb.
Wenn sur Suit nnb iiinb'ger Ireuhe,
Sranst uro luft did bic geaicr,
Scnf oes BURNS i'm sramcn 2leibe,
so ,ute CT, balb ideint tic Dir.
~. A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Mhtuns, Miitter!

Srnu 6oppopo bon Neip Yort iab
liillslt Nudpmittu95 anf ben Stuicn
por ibrer 8obnung unb hattie ben
fleiuen Sobn. Der auf ibrem Irmc
unrllbi9 ~geluorhen mar. auf bic StraBe
binlmter9elalieu. Che tic red,t acz
lpabr luurbe, mas geid)ab, mar bas
&inb Dor has Sbor bes ncbenun acz
legcnen 8narenbuuies bon Gulhman
geluufen, ans Dem gcrabe Gin Iutoz
mobil beransgefabren fam. Ser
Chauffeur iab baS ainb crit. alS es
81 ipdt war unb er lein 8cfdbrt niht
mebr berlmliperfen fonnte; inn nGd)lten
I%ii9cnblide mar Gins Der ltlpcreu
Hdber iibcr Den alcinen pcgacaanaen.
Der Chauffeur hob Den &Drpcr olli
mn runnte bamit, gefolgt bon Der
Mntter. nad Dem Hooicpclts Soipital.
Sort fam nud elmer Winute aus Dem
Speratiunsiaal Die Nahridt. bas aino
lei foot. Bic Muttcr lpic Der Gbauie
feilr lpurben obnmGhtig. unp pdbrenb
Der Wnnn iih balo micber crbplte.
mllBte Sran Sppipoob IN drStlidc Be-
b%dnolung genpmmen lperben. llnh
oils oericIbcn Stnbt perlautct: &pr
eincm @agcn mllrbe acitcrn Nad,z
mitta9 Ser oicridbrise Sdtpore nabe
icincr @obnumg, Soriptb Str. iibcrz
iabrcn unb 10 lhlper perlett. baB CT
wcniac Winlltcn onrauf in cincr naben
Ipotbetc itar5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
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Der fleine Epitiapn.

&inber ipielen nit @priiebe, mas
lie tdglid, Dor Iligen ieben. unb 10
fanb Elm fleiner 8nirpsaauf Der gseIts
ieite @ergniigeir barons grieftrdger
gu ipieler. @r bdii9e it'd @utters
leoerne 5nnbtdihc Inn, trieb irsenbs
mo cine tleine Efcifc niif unp cog
los. Nls CT oas Spiel leibis ipar,
cling er ipieber nad Sauie.
u@o bit gu oenn eeipeien, Comp"
sd babe 8rieftrdger seipielt,
&nmo."
$50. mo bcnn?"
~Sn unierm 8lof. id, babe in icbcm
5dltie einen Srief nbeelieiert."
y@inen 9rief? @as fir einen
Srief?"
v@inen gans riftigen 9ricf."
rIber, Com. pober batteit Oh
ocnn iopiele griefc?"
nIuS Seincr Gommooc, ,Moma.
Sd bah Die olten Sriefe gcnpmmen.
Die Su NIT cincm 8oiabdnSden 5us
batteit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Stahclbccr .@eim.

lin Statelbecrs Wcin Su MAIDEN.
miiilcu Die Seeren bicrSu burdiidtig
reif iein, bonn piliidt mln tic bebuts
lam ub. reiniat tic init eincm Slldc
unb prcBt JIG 10 gut ais nOglid aus.
Sem gut filtrierten Saft iest man
ebeuiopicl @alicr Su unp auf icoes
Quart DER Miifun9 Elm babies Yfunp
3utcr, flllt Den Salt oann in Gin uollz
tommen rcincS SAB ilnp leat cS gum
@ubren in bcn Seller; lit bic @Gbs
ring porilbcr. mas IN cinigen Saacn
gsIheben lcin loatc. sieBt mar bds
SAB NIT Gleitcn Sbeilcn elmer Mi9
ihung o Saft umb @aiier ppll.
icbt cinen Splmh aui oasiclbc unb
loBt cS etlpn lcds Wpnntc rnbia lie
0en mn ponn Den iertigcn 8cin in
Slolhen ub5u5ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Uenuh siitiser Yeerem.

Gus Camden, u. S.. pcrlantct: Sns
iolec beS 8emuiies siitiscr Ncercn.
Die JIG i'm Epne Yopnt Yart in Gam
ben sepiliidt battcn. crfrnnften Die 10
Sabre alt @arp 6artmann unS bic
11jdbriae NINA @rpB. Sic rerlorcn
bas 0cpddtnib uno iinb iert .ifr,
iinnie. Die 8iftbeercu cmf6ieltcm
Sclaoonna. Ntropin mno Spropin.
tobtIihc 9ifte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16
Shlaflieh fir Slie.

Stlafe. mcin sicbiins. in iiibcr Stub!
Wtrltter ipie9t Sid ilno lingt Sir ba3l.
Singt Dir bon alien forbidden Singcn.
VIumen unb Shdfheu ulb Sdmcts
terlingcu.
Salt ia elm Settfen 10 fparu unb
ipeih!
Wdr if lpie Su, idlicic id gleih.
aber Die gtlltter bari nod nidt rub'n.
i
oat nod 10 piel fir ibr &inohen
6u thnn.
Sier 9ibts 81 ndbeu llno ba gu
itriden.
gtand,es GIT beiiern. 5u iropicn,
3u flidcn.
Sd)ldft mcin aicines nift brau unb
ifDn.
@uB 6 pobl Morgcn I'M 5embden
gar gcbu.
~
Slber ldbt Su Der &uttcr nur 3cit,
Sit, lucnn Oh alrfipad,ir. IGcs bcrcit
BIS anf Den leBten idlimigcn Sahen;
NirgcnSs elm Sled incbr unb nir9enos
Elm Sdlnben.
Sap lid mein &inbdben nid,t id)Gr,en
Shlafc MIR, morscn lit lpiebcr Gin
.8udiaiIcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-16

NIT Grbc alls9cfilat nm bebedt
iperben.
~ y =
(Spc5iea fir Den ,Salnilicnfrei5".i
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-15
MELVILLE
Eugene Brietman of Milwaukee is
visiting at John Sherman's.

Eugene Brietman of Milwaukee is
visiting at John Sherman's,
DR.. Cleary is still attending Mr..
Cooper, although he is gaining slowly.
Lawrence Sherman left here with q
party of deer hunters bound for the
north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings of Milton
called on friends here Sunday after
noon and evening.
On Friday evening the Y. P. c; U.
are to have ten cent social at Mrs.
Max Browns. All are cordially in
vited.
The cred and blue" contest of the
Sunday school aroused SO much inter
est that a similar contest has beer
started in the Y. P. G. y. The cap
tains are Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Frank
Sherman.
Miss Freda Kruger won the prize in
for the best sewing in the contest IN
the girls sewing club. The girls
have a quilt pieced, ready to set to-
gether. The proceeds from its sale
they are planning to donate to the
church building fund.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-15
Interesting Local Hints

"A car load Of N. Y. state apples
just arrived at j. w. Conn's.
For SALE One spring stock pig,
Jersey Red; also 1st of Sept. farrowed
pigs. Inquire of j. M. Dates, P. O..
Edgerton, R. d. No. 2, Phone No. 314-
3 short. 51t2
Our women's ready-to-wear gar
ments possess correct lines, the latest
word from Paris, skillful tailoring and
only the most serviceable materials
used. II. P. Burns, GAINESVILLE.
LosT-A plush robe, black and green
with diamond center, on the road near
Edgerton, Friday last. Finder please
notify Carriers garage.
Our large sample line of women's
coats, suits, dresses and party dresses,
bought at discount of one-third and
sold accordingly, no two alike.-T. P.
R1rr,e. To~o~--i"a
Fox SALE Second hand gasoline en-
CINE, b b. o.. in good repair Price
| $25. -Edgerton Cigar Co. 5itS
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-15
Albion Prairie

The Sunshine club met with Mrs
Robt. Marsden Thursday.
DR.. Morrison and family were guests
at Geo. Dickenson's on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vickers spent
Sunday with friends in Edgerton.
Mrs. Thos. Slagg of Fort Atkinson
visited with relatives on the Prairie
during the week.
The Ladies Aid society of the P. M.
church will meet with Mrs. Ezra Bussey
next week.
Rev. Schoenfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Conn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vickers and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Bussey of Edgerton at
tended church here on Sunday last.
A distressing corn shredder accident
occurred at Sam Halls Tuesday when
Andrew Hippo suffered badly broken
arm while attempting to replace belt
on the moving machine.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-15
Albion

Mr.. o. L. Coon visited in Milton
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Noble and James
spent Saturday with his father.
Mrs. l. D. Humphrey is spending the
week with her sister in Evansville.
Mr.. Charles Saunders of ST. Elmo,
AIa., visited relatives here last week.
Miss Hazel Stewart of Milton juno
ton visited Miss Marjorie Bliven last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Sheldon and little
daughter visited in Milton Friday and
Saturday.
DR.. G. E. Crosley and Mr.. Allison
Burdick of Milton called on friends and
relatives here Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Clay Thayer, who has been visit
ing friends here for few weeks, re-
turned to his home in Hamilton, N. T.,
Monday.
The Ladies Home Benefit Society
will hold their annual fair and chicken
pie supper in the town hall Wednesday.
November 20.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-15
Indian Ford

Ester Scofeld entertained her cousin,
Miss Thompson from Fulton, Friday.
julius Willie has been carrying the
mail on the east side while John had
his vacation.
Congratulations and best wishes ex-
tended from all points to John Willie
and bride.
Mrs. Mary Johnson spent Sunday
with a sister near Palmyra, who is IN
very poor health.
Mrs. J. c.. Hurd and Silas motored to
Madison and back Monday, enjoying
the trip immensely.
Herbie Babcock is nursing very
sore eye as the result of something
flying while grinding an axe on an en-
cry wheel.
John Whaley and Ray Mccain took
advantage of the fine roads and warm
weather and wheeled to GAINESVILLE last
Sunday.
Does anybody around here know
where Mercer is? Well, that's where
Roy Cox and Bill Whaley have gone
after deer and bar.
With two girls in the family, aged 10
and 5 years, needless to say there was
much rejoicing at Fred Lietz's when a
boy arrived last Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Conroy returned to
her home in Edgerton Monday after
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Cox, and family.
Thursday of last week Mrs. Henry
Brace and daughter Jessie and Miss
Louise Dickerson of Burr Oak were
callers at VIM. and Bert Cox's.
Another deal in. real estate which
will interest many readers is the sale
of the Kelly farm to Mr.. Louie Fled
Ter, now living southeast of Milton.
According to the real estate trans
fers noted in the Gazette, the Maldens
property has changed hands, being re-
corded thus: Fred Maidens and wife
to Magdalina Ralters, pit. S. E. !, sec.
II, town of Fulton, etc.
Relatives here receive letters and
cards from Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Thomas
singing the praises of Florida land.
Aside from the property they purchas-
ed before going there, they have now
bought house to live in, deciding it g
wiser plan to buy than build. Coco
luck to them.
Sunday was entertaining day fol
many of our residents: Mr.. and Mrs
L. Wood of Edgerton, DR.. Webster anc
wife of GAINESVILLE, Orlo Tubbs at 2. 5
Alverson's; Mrs. Myrtle Hensle ane
children of GAINESVILLE at Frank Bah
cocks Gladys Anderson at Chamber
lain's: Mrs. Knoll and children anC
Mott Heller of Edgerton at Ferd He'll
orc Alhert Teuhert and Miss Evnr,e.
Hinklo Of Jane~.'ille aI.o mt Suada,
AT their respective homes, and Mr.. an'
Mrs. Murphy were at Frank Kealey S
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-15
Obituary.
MRS. JAMES MURPHY.

The funeral of Mrs. James Murphy,
who died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Anna Ford, in Albion, took place
from ST. Joseph's church Saturday
morning, Rev. j. E. Harlin officiating,
interment being made in the Catholic
cemetery.
The deceased for many years resided
on farm between GAINESVILLE and Be-
lott, coming to live with her daughter
about two years ago. Her death &C.
Cured rather suddenly, resulting main
ly from the infirmities of old age, she
being in her 18th year.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-15
HALVOR HANSRUD.

Halvor Hansrud, 80 years old passed
away at his home in the town of Albion
last Monday night after long illness.
Mr.. Hansrud was one of the oldest set.
tiers of Dane county, coming here from
Norway more than 40 years ago. He
is survived by one brother, G. @. Hans
rud of Kenseth, Ia, and sister resid
ing in Norway. Funeral services helC
Thursday afternoon from the eastern
church, Rev. F. G.. Krusto will offici
ate. Interment will be at the western
church cemetery.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-15
Anti-Tuberculosis Organization to
Carry on General Health
CAMPAIGN.

/ On the eve of the opening of the
Christmas Seal Campaign an epoch
making announcement has just been
made by the Wisconsin Anti-Tubercu-
| losis association to the effect that from
now on the fight against other con-
| tagious diseases, as well as tuberculo-
sis, will be carried on by that organiza-
| ton. This step is an advance move in
doing general health work and while it
| will do away with needless duplication
| there will be no let up in the fight
against tuberculosis. The workers in
| the tuberculosis organization have the
| plans and the effective means of opera
ton so mapped out that they are able
| to do twice as much now as formerly.
In this they are being aided by the
counties in establishing the county san
| itariums to relieve the congestion in
the state institution at Wales and to
handle the cases that are not allowed
at the state institution.
Dane county has appointed commit
tee that has been at work during the
summer seeking desirable site and
looking up the plans for county SAM
tarium. Rock county will consider the
matter at the meeting of the county
board this month and it is to be hoped
that the members of the board will see
the. earnest need of such an institution
in this county and provide means for
obtaining one.
During the past eighteen months
there have been eighty-nine deaths In
Rock county from tuberculosis, with
seventeen applications to the Wales in
stitution, and one now on the waiting
list there. There are four hundred and
ninety-six sufferers from the disease in
Rock county, Walworth county had
twenty-seven deaths in the same time
and Dane county had ninety-one, with
thirty-nine on the list seeking admis-
sion to Wales. The question of handl-
ing the cases best in the county insti-
buttons, rather than in the one state
sanitarium, should need no great de-
batting. The greater care possible and
the smaller cost of travel and general
expense all stand in favor of the county
sanitarium.
To show the scope of the work car
ried on by the Tuberculosis Asso-
citation and the use of which the funds
raised by the Christmas Seal sale are
put we append herewith report of the
work of the Edgerton branch of the
society during the past year. A visit
ing nurse was hired to examine the
scholars of the public and parochial
schools and the following figures tell Of
the conditions that were found!
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-15

The total money raised by the stamp
sale and given the society through gen
erous individuals was $132.95. Of this
sum $65. 90 went for nurse hire, S12 90
for supplies for her work, and S18.97
was expended for aid to patient now
at Wales. The total expenditures for
the year were S95. 81, leaving balance
in the treasury of $36.98. It is hoped
to raise sufficient funds this year
through the seal sale to continue the
visiting nurse work and even go farth-
er in the task before the organization.
So when the little Christmas seals go
on sale December 1st, remember the
work the fund thus received does and
you will buy readily.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-15
MAKING recovery an object.

The Eskimo gives his doctor a fee
as soon as he comes. If the patient
RECEIVERS, it is kept; if not, it is re-
turned, ~ls # sslss gs.ae .u.s.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-11-15
Four Companies Conquered Empire,

In the sixteenth century whole
empire was conquered with four hun
dred soldiers and sixteen horses. This
was the extent of Cortes' strength
when he conquered Mexico.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-07
The Universally Of Love
BY BEATRICE FAiRFAX.

All have written of Love. The most
famous of the great poets have writ
ten of little else
SAYS Samuel Taylor Coleridge:
ITO know. to esteem, to love = and
then to part
Makes up Hfe's tale to many a feeling
heart
Do you want to know the JOY, the
sweet sting of living? Get the habit
of loving.
Love does not come to all in the
same guise
THE moods of love are like the wind;
And none know whence or why they
rise"
You may not know it has arrived.
1T is difficult sang Longfellow, ito
know at what moment Love begins-it
is less difficult to know that it has
begun"
The only thing for you to do is to
welcome it gladly and without shame.
An honest love is something to be
proud of. 1t ranks you among those
who think, and hope and feel; 1t is
proof that your heart is not atrophied.
It means that you have not outlived
the emotions. than which there could
be no worse fate.
Don't Seek Reason.
Do not seek a reason for loving.
Can you not enjoy a dover without
pulling it apart to find the secret Of
its being?
Would you treat heart that aches
with Love as you would treat sore
toe?
Would you turn an analytical mind
on the supremist of all emotions?
Would you say II love; I must know
WHY love?"
Then you don't love at all You
haven't the faintest glimmer of life's
most radiant vision You haven't the
least conception of this greatest Of
miracles.
You love with your brain because
you haven't heart, and Love that ex-
lists in the brain only is a creature
with sawdust in its veins.
Don't scoff at Love, and claim 1t is
no longer the fashion It will be the
fashion so long as human beings exist.
Elaine still dies for Love of Laun-
ce1ot Isolde urges Tristram to new
proofs of devotion, and Guenevere. the
beautiful, still shares King Arthur's
throne. For chivalry is not dead--it
only sleeps-and the nob1eness and val
or of that far-off time are ever at tho
service Of her who has found her
knight. Myrtle Reed