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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16

mes iein, unb er uiro iiber Did berrs
ihen."
User aber Die p~oIitGnbise politiihe
8leidberefti9uns Der Srau perlan9t,
Der iibersibt bic wenihlidc 8eieaidaft
Der Serridaft Der 5ram, mic uad)s
Itebenbe 3abien befpeiien. Sm Ser
aleid)e 5n ben @dnnern ndren Die
itimmfdbisen Srauen IN Ntebrbeit
(3abl Der Stimnen): geleieu 52,>
600, Sduemarf 10000, Solanb S0,s
600, Shtpei5 $4,000, Norfpegcn
100000, Shpeben $4,000, Stalieu
$4,000, Sranfreih $4,000, Seiters
reid 446, 300 Seutides Heid 939,e
900, gnglanb 1,27S,000. N(io in
bieicn elf Staaten bdtten Die itintm,s
fdbigen Sraren allein cine dbiolute
Wtebrbeit o bier Rilioneu Stims
merl
Man ipridt bon Den guten grfabs
rlinaen, Ole man nit DEM SralienS
itimmreht gemoht babel 8etpiB lit
Die Srau in piclen 9e3iebunsen bon
9eiiinberen Iniihten beberrld)t als BET
Yfarnn; aber mllS man nidt geraoe3,i
iih fraeen, Oh bics aud fernerbin Der
SAL lit, ipenn lie lid einntal cingebenb
nit Der Yolttit 5u befaiien bat? @ie
iagt bod 8ebel IN ~9ie Srau unb Der
So5ialisruus"?
~SDrt Die Srnu. Die einnnal Iti,nm7
bereftist lit, aus Den @eriammluneen
nilb aus Den 3eitungem no i6r mabres
,SiitereI'e lieQf, 10 iuire lie iiG ebeuip
BON Der 0eiitlihfeit entansipieren, ipie
bic Susialoemufraen." - (Sr. s. 3.
IN 81 ~ !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
Sebn @ebpteuiiir 5raner.

50 .AFAlA-4 1861.
Sebn 0ebpteu fir Jranen. 8!
Ytan ioa's nibt fir mSsIih baltcn
nnb bod lit Sem 10: bas lieblid,e
Stdot6en 8rodton in benz frieoliden
Staate @aiiahuietts bat cine aars
ridtise aIsseipdtieue Seniation llnb
es berbanft lie Dem ehrfpiirhiaen
Saitpr albert Iaripn Spbe, Der lid,
bernfen fiiblte fir Die peiblicben Mits
glieber ieiner 8emeiuoe neue. Sebu
Sebote 5I erlaIien.
fnb babel iinb bieie nellen @cbotc
gar nidt 10 unuerniinftis, oaB man
oarnlls cine Seniation MAIDEN icQte:
~Su iolit nift Dcs @elbcs rpegen
beiratben nnb audi nidt aus Surdbt,
pa6 on cine alte Sunsfer iperbeu
fonnteit."
.Su louit oils @befrau nidt inn
alien Ior9enfleibe bcrumlaufen, nod
iolit on oeine Saare auf benz 8aIhs
tide lie8en laiien ooer Shube nit Obj
9ctretenen Ibideeu traaen."
rSu iouit feline ipilisc Sflapiu Ser
Iooe fem. Die Iih gum @eipDtt Ser
2eutc maft unb Stoff sum 8clGdter
9iebt, ailf Dab lih pein @atte, Batter
nns Sobn beiiisr i6dmeu miiiicn.
Wabrlih es lit beiier uumobcrn als
unperniinftis 81 iein."
rSu Iolir nid,t fldtiden."
rSu iouit oeinc Eahbarin niht I'M
ibr Iutomobil benciben. ipeil on in
Der StraBenbabn fnbren miBt. GS
lit ratbIamcr in Der StraBcnbnbn All
fubren. als nm eines Iutos ipi(cn
cine Sppotbef alii Sas 5ans aui3us
nebmen. gs 9icbt gliidlife Srnlien.
Die nod ME IN chem Nuto IaBen.
~Su ioLit nidt gegcn sic Sempc@
rcu69elebe pcritoBen rno in oeinem
6auie ~olfoholiidc Wctrdnfe perubz
reid,en. ielbit lpeun Oh es ais 2imoz
naoe dnbieteit nnS bdburd 3utritt 81
Scn bcitcn arciieu scrinnr."
rSm ipllit nift naS Nlter bcincr
ainbcr pergelieu. nm ibnen aif picIcm
&cac balben SnbrprciS an iidcrn."
.Nu iouit nid,t Die 0ebulb pcrlics
rct gegcn bcincn @atten pbcr bcinc
SppUl WIKI pClN >ppiill pptl uCl~
men Sater ober bcinc Inttcr. nod,
NeQcn Die SHUTTER bciHcs @atten am
&aidltoac phcr om Siiacltage ODER an
SnGc bcS WroB Ncinmndlcuo. @enn
hu bcinc Surge nidlt I'M 3}nlrc bn!ttu
fdlult, luirb bcin @0tic 'idI plDelid
c%rinucrn, ooB CT cine pidtige Scr
cin2iisutA pper lpn'r Cit ninuiihicbz
bnrc5 @eidIdft bat. Seine Sobne
mn Scine SDhtcr ucrocu lid licbcr
nlli Der StrnBc herumtrcibeu nm
define Sienitmdndcu @ciudc ipcrNcu
mic aus Der 3eitnng pcr'hipiuNcu.
~Sn iplit niht rcin Scim Sa6iu
manoeln baB man boiiir ~Glmb" oNcr
gMiotinee" oper y&anbelbilrer" oecr
niid, nidt eiumal Observation-Disclosures"
lcBen tnnl."
%Sn ipllir Sen Seilld Ger Stride
uidr pom Stdnbe beS thermometers
peer SorometerS abbdn9i0 mnd,eu;
Die Observation-Disclosures, sic MIR bel
Idoncn Helter ibrcml @pttc bieneil,
iinb idled,tc Niiticr mn nod ld)lchs
tcrc Sirdcnmit9liebcr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
(Spc5icl Fir Den .Samilicutrcis".
Ginsus Der 1T. Samilic IN I%espptet.
WcseEbc.)

(&on Hcp. Sob. 3inumcrmunu.)
Sic Yprumibcn rn9tcu itumm i'm
Nittdgsbrdnb.
Sas NiSc purb 9eblcnbct bon Dem
Sdi,umer,
Scr, mic Elm Sfeil pom %itrnffcn Voger
a~b9ciunot,
Som IarTprfleirc jencr Hicler
5libtc.
Or f(nlnmtc aif ipic icrnc @cllcn uni
perId)rpnnh.
Chris Sempcl praugtc ernit in
bells gen Sain,
ltnb OnttcrbilDcr 9riniten bon Der
Shcrmen,
! Die Spnncnitrabicn maltcn art Die
bultcln Wpolc
8cbcinni6pulc, bunte 8unenltbrit'
biiIcin.
! Sic Yrieitcr trdlinlten anf Den lueid6cr
Splitcrn
Snl fiiblcn Y~runf9cnlah unb nidter
en-. -
Sic Stunbeu 9iugen. Scrne sroutc
Sonnerihlag
|, I'm &pbiens Ipnneebleidtc Siigels
| lpclleu;
$50 md, Dor Surgeon citel Sdlcin. unS
Sonne lag,
Gntitiegen ihpcre, bunflc Wetterz
lpplfen,
llnb blalicr worb Der cumpfc, ldipiilc
Spnunertng.
-
Sod mar cS it'll. Sa 6liste fern Der
Simmcl duf,
| Su oroIlte iHiperer Sonncr burd) Die
= Sdllen,
Sic Erieirer ipran9cn icbrcdcnsbleid
tcrauf,
llub Stiirme to6teu, iuilbc Conner
gclltcn,
Ncm 3empcl ihllg ser Slie Sen
auppelfrnuf,
Die @otterpilber l~tiirSten bon Del,
Sdulcu.
HUB purd Die Scmpcl Hangs mic
Sn~tnnsbeillen.
.&
Gntlcben tp6tc blrh bic @ctters
rlddIt,
Ils Oh nic 8ottcr, authenticated.
Gid r~iiitctcn our lcbtcn. ld)iperen
Shlaht,
Ils Oh Der sanSe Grofreis lei
pcrIcren
llnS gum |crbcrben NGer lei Ser Gag
lcboreu. -
Sob iria - SITS ui6t ipie ierner
Srclioenflang -
@ic ferucs. iubelnbes Sroblodcn?
Sit's nift nie bebrer, mdd)t'ge Sobs
gciarg
Ser Gpuner idipei9t - Gin greiier
Sehcr bcbt Die Sdnbe.
Ils fabt i'm cines bob rem @eiites
: @rnng:
,@as neifit Oh, Tolf, 10 ihell
Suriid.
limb iper cntieiieltc oas Subels
rIfcn?
IS naht. o Goit, cs nabt bein
Slid" -
Sm @eiit eridducrnb inlet er nui
DcS SeTtpclc SlHlel.
llnh cine Srngfrnu fommt nit boloem
Ginb
Sic lnnSen, itol5cn StraSen bers
eeSoqcn.
Gin giel trGet lie purh bas Solf
aeIhtpinb.
ltnb cinent SerolD eleid. gu ibrcn
Sciten
4cbt felt elm Iann, bn3 Sbicr
Su lciter,
ga brift bic Sonnc burh nit aolb'e
ncrt SidIt,
Sa lpcidt sic bansc Shrcdensnaht
Dem SnNe,
llnD tauicno $oeibcnflicc bcli9cn
Gid Dor Der Sunsirau rein nnS
ifliht.
Die Scbcrblidc bcbt Scr sreiIc
Ericitcr
S,rn Soimn1el nli; bic SciOem fniecn
I'M Stdube:
.S(cib bel ms, Sunsirau! llni're
@ottcr,
Sem sotan iiclcu lie gum idnoben
Jinllbe."
llnS ierne i6nt' 5, ipie edo ans Den
8crgeu:
.Slei6 bel ms, SunsIran. Seiucm
SuhH
@rbrucn ipir al, uul'rcr alien G'Ottcr
Stdtten
&oQ .Scrrli@fcit Den Npui8sibrpn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
Der Ndhriuerth oes &GicS.

0aB &die als 3ufoit gum Butter
brot cine an9enebme SaGe lit, unb
baB ct, ais Nadipeiie senoiieu, Die
Scrbamn9 anrset unb fDroert, ipeiB
ipobl Sober. 8enieer befannt aber
lit eS, baB er auh oils Habrunssmittel
einen iiberans boben @ertb beIitt.
Slpdr iagt Elm altes @ort: y&Gie lit
Rorgens Cob. Wittags Silber uno
NbenpS glei!" slber gang 3uircifenS
lit Der Spruf nid)t, benin in criter
2inie fommt eS auf bic Wense bes
genoiieucn &dies unb alf Die 8Giee
Iurten dn, unb iibcrbies Ipielt pas
Gerbauungsorsan bes betreffenben
@enihen cine niht unipeIentlihc
8ole babel. @ergleitt man ben
Rdbrpertb beS &dies nit Dem ipide
tisen e~itpeiBbaltisen Rabrunssmittel.
Dem SIeiid. 10 finbet man, bak ielbit
Der WagertGie, alip Sar5er &Gie, et,ua
bDppclt 10 uiel G~i,ueikitpffe enthGlt
ais magereS Ninbflciih, has in einem
&ilusramm $50 0ramm Gitucitifpfie
hat, iudbrcnb Sar5er adic 40
0ramm Gtueifitpffc seist. Sci Den
balbfetten unb BEN pollfetten &dicn
perItiebt lid bicIes gerbdltniS cttpas.
mnb im Shwei5erfGie 3. .. ut ebenio=
niel 5ett u%urbanSen ais Giueif: elm
&ilpgramm enfbGlt ca. 800 Wramm
Gitueisitpffe nnb 300 0rantm 5ett.
>Ian iiebt. bab Die Settfdie san5
auBeruroentlih nabrbaft iino. Sic
entbaltem ebenip mic Der WagerfGie,
II in nod b6berem Mafe, melt ntebr
Hdbrftpffe, Gi,ueiktoffe nnn Sett ais
magercs nnb mittelfettes &inbileiif.
@enn ma lid Die 9ercitlrns unb Sus
innmeniesung Der Sale perseecus
ipdrtigt, 10 finoet man, onB. Der Safe
Die Nabrlngsitoffe Ser Nilh entbdlt.
b~nrinter GipeiBitoffe (aaiein), Sett
unb bisipcilen aud etpas W~ild,suder,
uuBeroem nod Sal5e unb WoNcr.
8ei Der HeifIng bes Sales. bic burd
Witipirfung bon aroBen Icngcn bon
Snfterien mnb ShiminclpilSen aez
ificbt. iperben sic @eidmodsz unS
@eru6sItoffe beS adies cntipidelt.
auberbem abcr ipcrpen Die ei9entliteu
Ndbritoifc. gipeib nnb Sctt. hemiih
pSiNipSti WOW illSSlpttIl lStNHitl
nerbaulidb eemaht. 3Iseseben maB
iperben, pak 9eute NIT if,uadDem
Herpannnasursan nit benz Wenuh pm
safe poriihtis iein miiFen, I'M Sll9cz
meincn obcr perbient Scr &die ntcbr
nod ais bisbcr ais Nabrunasmittcl
gclddBt 81 iperben.
- - -
@clGe Menihenflaic fpmmt am
iiderItcn 1T ben Simmel?
Sieie Sraae itelltc mon emit an zen
Cardinal Sellarmin. Cine 3G0cru
unb Seiinnen nrtlpprtete Der hcriibmtc
@ottesgelcbrtc: rSene Wenihcniluiic.
Die ibr td9li6es Srpt burh Irbcit
uerbienem muB."
SaS MAJ MN ctlpd nid,t cine pbcrs
ilGhlide Weinung. ipnbern Der pobls
eriposene Nuslpru6 zines groBeu
@otteSeclebrten. Der uitlts idat pbne
CUTE @rilnbe unh Sieic @riinne ld)6pit
ans Der fatboliiden Wlnnbcnslcbre.
gs perlphnt iid,. Die @riinpe 81 pcrs
nebneu. bic Sarbinal Scllnrmin ans
Iilbrtc.
-&as am mciitcu SaS Scclcn6cil
ncf1hrNrt" yN Ioutru griur lNnrtr III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
Gin fleiner SelS.

@p6l Ser fleinitc Sele, pelfer., ie
nit ole &ettiins zines Iepidenlebens
ieinc Velobnllns c%mpfangen bat, lit
her brei SUB bobe groBe Grnit Smith
bon No. 1871 Be aalb Ipe, Neip
S)orf, Der iiineit bel eincm 8ranoe cine
Srau mo ibrcn Sdusling ppr Dem
Slamnentobe ~rettete. Sie Hibgepoooe
Steuer5abler : Gereinigung bat lid,
dllf Die 0elc9enbeit nift nebmeu lais
len. Dem 3~tpolfidbrisen ibre Inerfcnz
ullu9 filr Die ipaderc Chat gu eriueis
len, unb CT erbielt am leeten giells
idhrstngc cine Sebcnsrettunss Mes
Naillc.
Inl. 20. Nopember mar Der &leine
bel ieincr Suntc uuf SeIuh, als CT ais
einem Seniter bes Snuies No. 1886
Wilougbbp Npe. Hdlid) fommen lab.
Sn Der Innnbme, baB Elm @ranb bort
nlisgebrodeu lei, erities CT Die Scrers
letter uub lab in Dem o Hauf err
iiilltcn 3inrmer cine Srar uno ibren
Sduslins beiinuunsclos licgen. Sic
&leiSer Der Srall batten bereits Selter
9efan9en, nnb lucnu nid,t I'M nddIten
IugenbliG Silfe fam. mltBten Mutter
uub Sinh perbrenncn. Shnel ente
ihloiien. frph Der tnpfcre Sunsc burm
pas Scnitcr in has 3immer. crfabtc
elm groBcs Suh mno periuhte Sic
Slammen 81 crititcn. SflieBlif ses
lang linn Dies aid, uub nafber iihcrs
ihiittctc CT Die nit 8rdnbmunben be-
ocdtc Srau mn pas SabU nit NISol,
nm ibrc SfmcrSen al linbcrn. Saun
rici CT einiac Soli5iitcn berjci. I'M Den
Tcrlcstcu Gr5tlibc Silfc 5utbcil pers
Den 81 laiicn.
Aud Die Organization Ser Bon
Scouts" mil ihren fleincn 8amcropcu
unh &clbcn cbren, uub eS lpirD i'm,
BON Den Sffi8iercn cine golbene 9es
bcnsrcttlIngSmcbaille on bic Srlit gcs
bcitet rpcrncn.
Seriteanna cineS eleftriihen
Clements.
Als 3utbaten iitb criorpcrlih: Gin
lmgcfdbr II en-. bobco G%inmad,slnS.
elm Stid 3int (Sutrinuc). cine
&phlc. Ole III etlcr Sdloliilg clettrtS
idcr Schurisnrtifcl crhdltlif lit. uuo
ctpo3 Snlmioflals. Sus 3inf biegt
mnn ruhrfGrmig 5nionmcn. iubcn
mon co Der SGngc nud I'M cineu
bidcn %eicuiticl lc9t. uub Iolangc
nit cincm Nammcr nnruuitlopit. bis
Die MunplnG hcrgelteut lit. icNod, 10.
puB Sluiidci bcibcn Sdugstuntcn Gin
Hdm BON II en-. bleibt, Sica 3iuf.
an ipcldcm ein Srn6t beicitigt icin
mll6. lteltt man IN hcn @luSbaicn
bincin icoof mus lcstercr 5ipci Sm.
bDher iciu ais bnS Siut; i'll Nds 3int
itcllt man Die aohIc, &enn NQeS 5us
inmnlcn pnBt, nimmt man 3inf uuo
apblc uieber bcralS unb aicBt laus
parncS @uier binein unb Die Sdliie
pom SalmiafldiS. &adlbem 3int uMb
aoblc Witber bincinSeifcllt iinb, III
buS Clement Nebrdudlsiertia; IS lies
icrt mAciIbr II. Sult. Wit eiuenl
anbcrcu S~ninmncu cianet cS iid 81
elmer Alin9elanlasc. &ci Der %erbins
bune Speicr Glemcnte miB man aber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16

Oh Bit es, sic in alien, altcn
Siehcrn
%crfiinost lporo in 9ral,er Scit.
OH trdgit Den Spbn, Den Oh
llnb CT ut @ott bon Gipisfeit.
~ y y
lSpc6ieQ filr DEN rSdmilientrcis". }
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
Fir die lebe 0u9end.

anabe. mo &nabcn bilrfcn nidlt iibcr
icbc aleinigtcit ipeinen." nno lofort
untcroriidte er bic Shrdnen.
so lab man i'm nie mebr peinetr.
unb bns gefiel DEM %atcr. Nur uGs
CT nit icincm Batter zines Cages anf
cine 8rauoitdtte cling liub bn Die pie@
len nrmeu Wcnld)eu lab, Die nadt
uub bloB berurnliefen unb fem OBJ
bnuh, fein 9rot mn feline 8leibung
mebr bdtten, Ia ipcinte CT bds er1te
Yfnl ipieber ltnb sipnr 0 0titleib &C.
riibrt unp bas gefiel ieinent @ater
aid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
Gin Sanbcrfnuititiif.

Son id end, NAL sciscn. ipie mau
cinen itarfen Siubfnpcn, DEN mar
Iouit nidlt nit ben &duoen su Ser>
rciScn pcrmas. ganS lcifrt in Sipei
Stiide trennen fam? Sbr pidelt bas
@nec nm Den Saumen Ger linfen
Sanb. lest ben 6aoen hanu als
Shleife nat Der innereu Sanbfldhe,
fiibrt ibn ilber ben Sanbriiden inb
itedt i'm BON Der entsesenseiesten
Scite burd iene Shliuse. Sas ireie
Gnbe fnBt ibr NIT Der red)teu Sano
nm Siebt cs frditis ou. Surd oic
Hcibuils, Die bierbei cntitebt. reiBt DER
Sabcn lcid)t au%seinaneer. Nuu last
eiurnt curc Sreunpc probicrcn unb
Seigt linen nann, mics 9ematt miro.
.Sbclit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
Sas Sriifeubauen Der Spinner.

@ie fonmnt benn cine Spiunc poir
cinem Baum gum aloereu urb ifldgt
in Der Wtttc SlpiIhen beiScn ibr flint
lid)cs Hee auf? Scfters III StrT heu
sipci iold1eu 9Gumcn ein Sadl eiu
Slu6 unb fol9lid flidt Die Hebe oaz
BON, baB tic BON eiitem Saume berab
uuf Der Grbe nadl Dem onbcren biu<
iiber unD Damn an Inn berauflqufe.
@ie mnd)t lie es benn nun ba, ibren
criteu Sabeu Der our Bride bieinen
mlB. ansubefteu? Sic bat speierz.
lei Sdben; gum Nieoerloufen uno
gmpprireieen. Sie e~rItcren ipimnt lie
aus ibrcn @ar3en poppclt, Die anbes
rem iinb einfuf. Den ~boppelten Soz
oen lGbt iic in Dem benlerften Sale
freifliesen. bis i'm ein 9iiniti9es
9iiithen iiber Den 6luB biuiiber mad
Dem entgegenseIesten @ebilih ooer
Baum trdst unb Damn Gilt lie lfuel
biniiber, i'm 5u befeitigen. Sbre
Bride lit fertig. Sect lit cs ibr
leiht. sanbere SdDen bamit i'll Serbiu@
puns 5u iesen uno ibr gtes fir ale
SnIeften 5u itriden, Die lmporiihtig
ben Slug biuauf pper binab ppIlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
- - -
Der San6erer Chiffon ,uil bic 8elt nit
WDbeln aus Gonfret bealiifen.

9bomas q. Gbiipn belt Sreitae
Nbenp gum eriten Walc ieit ser @elt>
ausItelluns i'm Sabre 1898 cinen @or>
trag Dor Dem electric Club in Chi
cage. Sa.. in iueldem CT 9ebenfen
segen Die Gleftriiiernns Der giiens
babnen nusiprah uno erfldrtc, baB es
nod fiir mebrere Sabre unpraftiid,
iein tpiiroe, bieielbe, burd3ufiibren. ,gr
fang bas Sob Der hon ibm ielbit err
fiInbeneu Wobel aus Gonfret nlb
zines ebenfaQs o ibm erfuuSenen
Wotor. Der leid)ter, frdftiser ullo ipars
Janet lei. brittle SGienen unS
Srabtleitunsen fpiirben in Sufunft
nidt mebr 5iir StromGbertrasurg
uptbig iein. m. @
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-16
Der abserihtete Star.

Ser alte Sdger Ioris bate III ieie
ner Stube einen abserihtetcn Star,
Der .einise Iorte iprcd,cn fpnute.
@enn gum Seiipiel Der Sdeer rief:
,Stdrlein, ipp bit ou2" 10 id,rie Der
Star alen1al: IA bin ihl" = Ses
Nadhars fleiner aarl bate an DEM
Sogel icinc sanS beionbere Sreube
llno mahte linn Dfters eineu Seiuh.
Nls &arl pieoer einmal fdnt. mar DER
Sdser eben nidt in Der Stube. aarl
ting seihtpino Den Tosel, itedte i'm
in Die Saihc unb poIltc lid bdmit
fortidleihen. Iuein in chen Dem
ausenblid fam Der Sdaer. Or &C.
parhte Dem Gnnben cine Srerbe 81
maiden unp rici mic ~ecp0bnlih !:
YStdrlcin, no bit bn?" unb Der @ogel
lin Der 5aihe bcs &naben ihrie, 10
laut CT fonnte: ga bin ihl"
Gin Siebfabl lei 10 idlau
or mag,
Gr fommt oft ieltiam an
ben tug.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-14

comes it runs OF and thus leaves the,
road bed hard, as it cannot become
soft unless the water stands on it.
Working the soil when it is wet;
causes it to puggle. which also helps
to make it impervious to water. Then
again. the split log drag smears over
thin layers of mud. which makes the
most effective kind Of a surface. =,
The split log drag was originally
made from log. It is now being
made from steel, or it can be made;
from blocks from facing with steel
The iron ones can be bought on the
market. while the wooden ones would
be necessary to have made.
Each farmer should have one Of
these implements and go over the road,
after each rain. It would not take
very much time and it would insure
better road than it would be possi.;
BILE to secure in any other way. /
Another thing that could be DONE
would be for several farmers to hire
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-14
GOOD QUALITY IN POTATOES
Most People In United States Prefer
Tuber That Will Become MeaIy
When 1t Is Cooked.
(By PROF. ]. H. SHEPHERD. Agricul-s
turist. North Dakota Agricultural Col

By PROF. J. H. SHEPHERD. Agricul-S
turist. North Dakota Agricultural COL
lege) ;
What is quality? In some coun-
tries heavy, soggy cooking potato is
thought to possess the highest quality.
In the United States most people pre-
fer potato which will become mealy
when cooked. The potato should not.
however, be SO starchy that 1t will
break the skin or fall to pieces be-
fore becoming cooked. For slicing and
frying a soggy potato is desirable.
From these statements it will be seen
that quality in potatoes is dependent
upon ones taste.
Mealiness is dependent upon the va
riety and the soil, climate and matur-
ity. A dry, sandy soil produces the
mealiest potatoes. An immature pos
tato seldom cooks well and from our.
standard is of very poor quality. If
the tubers are so green that the skin.
is easily bruised they will be inferior
in keeping quality. Maturity is indi-
Gated by corky surface and the pres
ence of lenticles. When the vines are,
badly injured by insects or diseases
the tubers do not mature and such
crop will have poor quality.
There are many characters which
indicate quality, percentage of dry
matter. size, specific gravity, appear
ance, flavor, surface. smoothness.
color of skin and flesh, depth of eyes
and texture. These characters have
either been described or need no de-
scription.
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~ ssrys III things from . buiIst. even
sit You must improviss Il, " up ending
y dry goods box and covering It with
. cloth. Set things On It. and lot the
eaters wait up.A thsmsslyss, your
self discrsetiy Withdrawing. but re-
naming within call, 90 10 to renew
supplies ct need. Whom tho hot
things have been duly eaten. the cold
ohes duly drank. and the serious bust.
ness Of the assemblage' 10 again under
way, az unobtrusiyely &C possible re-
nll the buffet with platters Of sliced
cake, all sorts at hand, tartlets, turn
overs-all manner Of good things, In.
deed, your. pantry or your cake box
can furnish forth. With these supply
fresh potables-ths sort depending on
the individual taste and purse.
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Every mother is aware Of the nour-
fishing properties Of barley. but not
every child can be got to take the
barley. in the shape of porridge. The
appended recipe solves the difficulty
by giving the barley at dinner instead
Of at breakfast time.
Soak four ounces thoroughly wash
cd pearl barley for twenty-four hours.
Have ready we'll creased bag. six
small peeled whole onions (select
those about the size Of a tangerine),
and the requisite number of outlets.
Free the outlets from all but the
smallest quantity Of fat, dust them
with salt and place them in the bag.
Add to them the onions and the bar
ley. salt to taste, and IL any Of the
water in which the barley was soaked
remains, add this also. II not, add
half a pint OF chicken stock. Fold
and clip the bag, place on broiler and
cook gently In only moderately hot
oven for an hour and 8 half.
Veal can also be cooked this way,
ana for invalfds the dish can be most
highly recommended. as 1t contains
nothing to upset the most delicate
stomach. v ~ Is sia
This dish should be selected when
there has been roast fowl the day be
fore. g the stock can be made from
tho cooked carcass Of the fowl, % fol
lows: Break up tho carcass into small
pieces. Add any pisces OF skin re.
naN
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Observation-Disclosures
OopyrishA ~ the Publishing o. Crhe New York
George lV, First Gentleman Of Europe
By ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE

man. Fox) into publicly backing the
denial
More and more money he got from
parliament as time went on. But
every penny Of it went into gambling
or for other low purposes. He was
forever in debt. His father went In
sane. partly because Of his sons be-
havior. George amused his cronies
by mimicking the crazy kings raw
ings. Then in 1895, during a lucid
interval, King George III. offered to
pay the princes debts ii he would
marry the Princess Caroline Of Bruins
wick. George consented.
The marriage was most unhappy.
Caroline was frivolous and eccentric.
George was brutal and neglectful.
They separated after the birth of their
only child, the Princess Charlotte
(who died in 1870. George then ma
liciously accused his wife of unfaith-
fulness and of other crimes. Though
court acquitted her, yet her reputa-
ton was wrecked.
George meantime had deserted his
old friends and contracted new debts.
His fathers insanity became perma-
nent and George was made regent OF
Great Britain. His vile life then grew
more and more public scandal. BY
the time his father died in 1920 and
the prince mounted the British throne
as King George w., the people hated
him. He was Kissed In the public
streets. Once his carriage was
stoned. An attempt was also made to
murder him. He did little for his
country, caring for politics only as a
means to get more gambling money
] for himself.
He won a momentary popularity by
visiting ireland in 1921 and Scotland
in 1922. He was the first British
king to set foot In Scotland for 172
years and he was gladly received.
| (Sir Walter Scott, the great writer,
was SO proud of the monarch's visit
that he begged leave to keep forever
the glass out of which George took
his first drink on Scotch SOIL George
gave him the glass. Scott put it in
his coat tail pocket for safe keeping:
then, forgetfully, sat down on it,
In 1880, at the age of sixty-seven
George Nv. died. Bad as he was and
hated by decent people. England had
fiourished nightly during his reign
But the lands prosperity was accom-
| plished in spite Of its king, not through
any effort of his.
Worthless George Nv. had uncon
sciously taught England an immorta
lesson; namely, that king is largely
figurehead and that a country:
greatness depends not on him, bu
upon Its people.