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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
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lagte Der 9ltd)bultcr l1d)cil0. "Gr
ldidte eiiicn Ntr. George Sburn
einet idu,rfii6el MCnidelI. Der gdll5
nad) Sbrcm Siunc A0DeleA mare. Ed)
nlad,te "5lliGllig Oeiicn @etunrtlddft
lnb fallite linn icinc StcitWg ab. no.
tiirlih oblle linn meme Abiidlt III
perratben. &scm SIC pilicn luol!eh,
lper if bin lcDcn Slc her"
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Bart ul0 Die NugenglIlcr ob, mo
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mar.
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Der Eerualtcr lllldlello.
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llbernramtt ans.
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leine Nrne ltitrjell6.
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dis Sit Batter" lngtc Der llntlc
Saliptmaum ldd)cub. oSic beorQ.
poDute mid pom Nr'ongc an. stul
lit Aacs alt. Safer. Nu0h miro icine
iuo6lueroicnte Struic Crbu!tcu. Ter
junge Saob miro nrm ictlL. mo mas
Inn Dos Sdrcdliditc. arbCitcIt mil
len, Inn lebCn 81 fDnuNl; mdhrCl0
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Marhen hciBt. "aIiIdllu) Ichci moi
len, bis all unier Guhc."
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ertilQcn 81 lpoilcn.
@ans iriih i'm TriihlinNc. ser Oics
len Grciguiiicit iplNtc. mIrhc hnio.
lliuil0c @ild)cltcr in Scr Torftirdc
nit SorO NllgD GprNmono Aclruu.
Die altc 9cttinc crlebtc ou2 'd)onc
SeIt nod, mo feline nod 10 potnchmc
Game pom ullens bic amuelct0 narct.
iultrOe babel mcbr gcieicrt ais 0lc
trciIc Tiencrin Der &Siid)citcr>. Spro
9erluid, mo Su6p @ertrtbt ld)lcncn
iiber bieic &crciuigumA init nod
aliidIid)cr 81 iein ais baa huge Tulr
ielb1t. Mr, Camp noajog Die
Srnntng.
8lcid) mad, 9iu%iomln0cn3 Sodicit
Tina ole oltc @cttinc 81 @trNntcIn an.
g9cnn man JIG bcirnNtc, mas lbr 'th.
lie, iootc tic, nonb ihr EuNrpcrf noIl
brodlt, mn tic sum StcrbcIl bcrcit
lei" Sic lcbtc nbcr LANCE GerllG
ann Die &erbIn0ulg ibrcr l(rentelIL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
9nh cine 9ebre.

Pin lusiicn 2ebreu ieplt es ridlt nlti oieier 0elt.
fupbl dher III Seuten. iuc!dle lie bendlten. GEM
ole 4RenidDeu limo Ihoren nQi1nol; hsiolioers.
iueur es ihuen nod utd)t an @eiutohett gcortht.
&Grum rerben penn heut5Htuse Sanlenoe an
lener GraHthcit, meldle niull ApperoIittts netiit
,lo lueldle ulliere %priGbren fauna 9ctnniEc
bubeu? Heil uniere ScbelStIbrtit3 cine AMBER,
GepUroeu luo ans juglstH ote. alA9het Der
g,urfubret abhuu0eH 1etpntnlei III. @erlletiel
mir bpdI Niles ne'er 6i lutNeil uIlp oenteIt iiipt
oaraa, oa5 az Uuieret aorper otel hobere ali'
iprilIe gelfcGt ueroen: %niprlIde, iofidle Hart'
l~ciGtAteit ~ eiuer geiuunniidleu HlnGe uIo oGRIlt
bic IppcuoiSttis 81 icier c"eisei Der Aeaictt
maiden. gem dcieS Sriocn euticht ourdl Vim
iamm!uua nnrter MAVEN i'm EGrnI, peldle pnit
Der 5tuhlucrtopiuuA Su lcter rIcllt tootlId@el!
GutiuIOIng Des BARNES IiOrei. EaS W nHel
cine gclre; mo per lie bcgeriiBt. lDltp ham
DEM Ueiicn BruudI Der &urfnhreE oGs GHentdlei
&Oriit1t auloeuoei, ouS p;ei Elchr luerth ~. ole
oas Biuuo giterueisbe cit. Gr miro itl nit Den
berugnltcu 81. BERNARD 2raliterpIlen, ote III
2tYOtuettu 5u BADEN mo, non pima
beIreteH uuo odHtt rcr Appendicitis pnnren -
mo nidit jI pen Dem SOoe gemetbten ShoreIt
"a hlen, Die oG iicrber, neil ne mint boren :uoHsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

bciBt, iiber beiieu $oriahren lllitlg
mod)tc. Der Shirt elite DEM 8rnren
nab, itcllte i'm iiber leill @ebobren
sur Jieoe, mo ging 0ann tad' beIoer.
icitigcnl be1tigem Mortlped)lcl 5lt
Shnten ilber. mpraui GcccL ohlle Ill
rcuNicrcn ioiprt ous Sofnl pcrlleB.
rr0brcrlo lein @cgncr Dem &orltbcns
Den oco Tercin>, Shirt @loparmt
Sprlonio, icin &couucrn ilber lctnc
iibercilte @anollmg maGritdtc. Grcl
Sa1c ipGtcr ld)Ifte @raf Necct DEM
Tiiritcn irinc 0ucl5eIgcrL Baron
Geiciio 81 %iglinaro unO Mcrru Milt-
inlrcci oi Strunlonoo, ipdbrcl0 Nls
teri Den @rnicn @iulio Macd)l D.
Geucrc mo ncl @rnien Henticc 81
tyro2co ais lcinc ScfWlOontcn be
5cid)ncte. "a Der Aur0undlsS todt2=
icfrct1r in5mlid,cn Don Der Sod)c
AcltntniB crlnnNt hnttc lleG er onrd,
Den nit Der Semitic Nccci lclt Ian
qcl %dhrcn ]beirculOctcn Mton'tGnor
Mor5olili Oil Den Mtufcn Camille 01@
Qlla0riitlidc Ncrbot crgchclL. lld) 81
id)laNcll. Sieicr hut pou ocm S6rcl
ben icincm SctlmDnntcn &cnntnlB
acacbcrL mo nicir rc%r6ffcntlidcu i'm
hani9ei o@ioruulC 0'Stnllo" t5D
Ole G%rfloruuA 0uB 0urh oa2 "a
N]uiid)cutrctcn 0r2 &utitona 0a"
9llcll fiir Eecti mntoAlld lei. 1lc
;,elrocn 2iiticria crflGrcL 0ob an Die
Gnrc hires MdnOuntcn fem Wotci
fo0c. ioua or iidl nidt ldlugc, neil
Nctti Inn Die Nnr0crna llidlt lorort.
ioiGcrn cril uoN Orci luNcu 5ll1cs
itrllt babe. Nan IucjicIt hIcr nidt,
Nub Nrui Hccci irluc Stclie oi2 Aom
monOolt Der NuIdtiuchrcaGucoc nic
0crIe1w mcroc.
Tiirit HuGouicp Nlticri iii Sohu
0c@ pc~riinrbcncn Tijritcn Eull. Der
Dor Dem Tiiriten gioiuiNlloii Som
monbunt Der AiubclNorDc luor, mo
Scr N'rin5ciiiu llrom ppn %Silrttcm
berg. Gr III 33 sabre ait mo &C
bort nit ~ ocn unacIthcnItcn Nit
Nlic0crn Der rGmiidlcu Nrlitotrntic.
Nus icincr Gunlilic ltnnlnite Eoplt
Nlcmcla \. NG10 40 6cr. wro'
Gnmilio Eccci, 9iciic oca ncritorbe,
men 0opitc2 SEQ Xlli., filbrt ocl
litcl ciltca Nrigoocgcncrola, 1T unr-
Qci0hr 80 Satire alt uno &onnlon
Ount Der Toloiin1or0c. &c. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

ion bon Mcu0pplac, Senn., trlsQcn,
iiIr 80 Gents g~ctnrtt hobr. Phi cine
Nnirngc Nc> Ndnicra habc Shomniolt
QcGntpnrtct, er babe Ole Gicr unt 10.
Iejcnb2r 1911 iiir Il Gclt3 Dua
NuBel0 pertnlltt.
Gninlton. 10 crfiurt Der &ricfs
idlrribcr. babe Damn poll Dem Grocer
ole %2riiderrn9 crholtcn, 0aB 0lc'cr
ut cIu Erouiiiritahdn2 Il Gent& iilr
Die Gitr gejnhlt mo lclbit M orcI
Gcnt2 @cminl an Sen Stern Achuht
hobc. Nnll3 Sbigcs rid)tig ill., iiuO
Die niriidqelegtcH" Gier pbclbrcin
Dor Dem &cgtaui an Den &ouiuucn,
ten hciuuhr ipci 0iouote I'M N'ibl.
Nullic ]Qcurieil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

Der hiibid)cr 9ciip. nit Mortin GroB
~ lcGllen, mo lrurb Nalln bolo.
@eniNe Monntc llad) iDr itorb
Zorro Ecruidl.
Mugh'a critic Shat. ais or Oaa Grhe
Der @crlpid)a anfrat, war Mnrtin
GroiS ionic 9Iile, sic linn icnai2 &c
Oicnt hGttcn. ulli'a Bette III per
'orGcn.
zorro %couurO gin0 nad Ncul SET.
lonOc; abcr pom atrhcloiiltcit mo
@Guiiienabiiiun gepriniQi. mauOerte
Cr Hod ,>llhlrn Nll>. no rr bnlb mad,
'circr Nninntt ilurb.
$aipu 5000 iii elmer scr pcrpcs
Aenittn >!ptItetrcr Die %ou0on III.
lidIcr mudNcn,
NuUtcr;, Ocll sic Euli}ri I1ll1c
ncraeblidl 0eipdt bate, mEroc enc
lid, bod, entofft, lurO hiiBt MIN ol,i
Der 8ulcere icinc &crorcdlen. Monil
mo Nilfa, Ole lid, cine, M!orOc2
idul0ig AcnIOdIt buttclL bciiiloen lid,
audi BORT mo llpd) Gincr idlCppt
Odlclbil Gebrodlen mo Ucr}uciiclt
icin %ebNl tort; C. III 2inlna NnOb!
glNc icine GroBarti1eI chi %llg mo
Sril rnO SGInniihteit ggbautcn
|ilQuc iin0 pI!icgIid, niblul1eu; mo
IicicniQen. Deldlc rr III MrunNe rid
tell mnllte, lcbcn mi Itrgctriibtcitcu
(SIiiffn'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Sic InsmGrtiaem Ncmter Ser Cruz
jtaatcu.

%u Scr Sprohc Scr TipIomoten lii
Is iiblidL ole NuHuGrtigen aer1ter
Ger NroBnl6htc uieliod) hIrS nit
ocnl 9fomcu ser Strobe uno be5 DE.
bnilbea 5u bc3cidncn, IN Dem lie
ihrcn Sit bobeu. % in Der ge9cn-
pGrtigen Belt DER iutcrnotionalcn
&crpidelmNeu bicie Sejeihmngen
aud IN Der Trciie b1iliI9er mieocr.
fchren. icicu Die 9cbrGmd)li6itcn nnt-
itcbcnh aeuomt:
Srutidc$ Mcid: @ilbelm'traBe.
ScItcrrcih: 9oaplot.
Sronfrcih: Guoi o'Sr'op.
GnNlanb: 9omnina Strcet.
HuBlnlb: Sduaabrilde.
Stolicn: Gpuillto.
Die NcScifmng oNcbc TIorte"
fir sic tiirfiidc Rcaicrun9 lit niht
ciocntlid) cine Grtlifc. lorlhern einc
bilolihe. Tn2 bpbe Nelf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
9Eit grofcm Sntcrciic bliGcn bw
S%niiraactten nndl Mciu Yorf,

no olll 4. Mai cine Nrobc Eoraoc
ihrer @ciimrngsgcnoiiimrcn itatt.
iinocn inQ. 81 Eicr0c luollcu Die
Iiibrcrinucu Der Suifrogilta ihrc ans
10000 Srolen bcItebcnoc Nrmcc be
Nlcitcn. Shpn beglumen Ole Erobcn
III bicicm aroBcn GrciNniB mo ole
Gancn in Hcithoicn mo S~ticiclcttcu
il6cn iih tGNlid) I'M iolootiidcn Rci.
ten. DDS aorict Il! cnNGiiIti9 ob9c.
idoiit un6 ebclrio tiinillimc Sonriri
iurcn ur6 Gin orcicdiNcr Mut. a Ia
George MolbingtpL liir oae Gbell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Mn Mtiittcr uu0 Nuocrc.

,Shr fouut &udltn4 Nrnitn Sulbc
nhnr %chcltcu AcrrnlNch nm bic
Ninbcr bon GcS;nlu Na+Id!u9. Scftcr.
lpu1Ncu SicIlcH MIR nnacrcu S1niie
trunfhcilclL iuiuir rpu }uiilIiNcn ger
ltBmIgcu lpic Shtiu KID &rnnh
pmotn. C.uctidmlQcn ui!p. 81 hci!cn,
Nid't5 Nurcrr3 hcilt IN 'urucii. Sily
Hcitauiirt. nltc. citcrHnc uncr Sicpcr~
lpulrtu pncy N0morrhoIocu bot Tic
HiclI ihrt3nlcidcu. % Gctt2 in :.
". II uctc' Noothc.c. 61G Mnia
Gin, 2ubudlt. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Hcun5ebu Mcilen IN Der Sefumpc

o9!lc cincl Hu0. StoB uper StorluiE
ilr Die Itnlmcnerrcaeiioe Weiehpinbigz
felt. nit lucldlcr lih unier GrhpaI(
burd, Den Mcltrnm bcipcgt. 8ir
itoiunen iihcr bic rubige @elpeaung.
GbcnIo ibun g Sieieni9en, Die vi.
Sings Mem Siic Yi(icu sebroudeu.
Seine Ycibitmcr6cn, tcin llubehaacu.
griiuolidc Nrbeit. mclhe quite 8es
.iunhbeit NM &oblbefiuoeu brinat.
- Gcnto III :. W. n uete's gppz
tbcfc, 636 Ioin Cir, Nubuauc. ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Sppbno Gpiocmie.

Cmbmocrnmnhiiimi5iQ Safe bon
&uphu2 wcrhcn ol9cnblidlid, in emo
Nurbor3. MImn.. %bcbonoclt mo nlc
Acrjtc HlrttcL OoB ole Scud,c I'M
3~uncbutcu begriilea lit, uaa bcle.9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

rem aus bieiem 8runbe ooS @itblt-
finn olti Den Straben ilbcr Die De
faGr. melde nit Der geringiten Ser
lluflGiiiglmg Der aranfbelt perblm
Arr1 III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Sage, Slinln nI,n Spls..

sage, sima nu sol5-2ic eeieainnit wcldc onS cimrr gn5obl
acres por5usidrs sarm1 mp @orhnlano i'm @ssuarO eonnt0, Siorioo. iss
sen,adf nad arilnoltrr ub iOrsatistr lInrerinbnns Or in sctrodt tOms
nSncsh 20 Het Ss ;mr S SnNS sr %rasIp W f'"St n ~F He sisbrr m S0 HSndn,o y y@n
bier pOaie unbcfnnnt So lie nohc an @ccrc iii, bn6cm mir ncts micc
Ssinter' Sic oeorcnS it gang Dcionccrs rr eemc. ,oeIhe an sotarrb. @beus
#s'! ss"Hssn S' %'. 'ml DSo Ss"neaSo" 1@ni SM a's Sanos ssf psas, sS # Pin" fiji
n0tbisc eebonidteten ldcrt Cine so9enible lit in mmitklbanr eac.
Scerprae-@r bopcn gcgenpdrtia $1,000 in miutn &dnocu sum
Suede bes snucs elmer Stride at micren eanNereien, nO cs lit unierc
t Td9' bic GI soraei HGi i4sr STRIDE ' uo S Fin 1'" rcTOicrt"osH S sri ftEI pabsn
ipcrOcn, pdfrcno cine ednc bIc fomen muN.
yeihaHentdt ps @auDes ub Erunufte -llnicr @anbrrih bat cicn
i Msua prOD ntinnl % E ,, &c., nn orD DM. fS1isn @G ;is. Der rj jsosea .h nit init
nm froptas Sshae nit DcienStrcm yrfeIqt 5ibc"; :onscrn om1 @artsns
zen s1,i,r emo " %"hHfst aef fsS %st; H %sis s0s ai 9S oo So Sr41S% eet f"" % 9ijaSFn
scDorf nO 3n@:rroNr NIT anttm GrtOlo o"acOout perNe"
@efidssli"tt-S ic @cilhsel5ndlt lit in 6loriSa Elm icbr rcntobIcs
5 e#r' n sm s5s s: 's ss;ssn 't c.t sS s.t assfs'; )" I"~5 S'p c:" !' 81 s''s s"p: %o
Dir sartnersalaniMs Hno Gsnsism 9e aSriss Cat gosh,sticneasn
pissStf NIT NeU Hort in So zumStn uo DctorDert has @enai: bis 81
ot" Der . sUaana sv u' uer fm" nerNcn o9ns SSHDc nnS o6ne auslaaen:
a bic, T "f5'tnS S'o HtnSt W ma : t a b q + Sf in p ~@r S1f @'i ssin ho . @ c ls'n n s :,
Gait S gGaif. M mnm ,saSn, m nf5; 1shs g Sf n, uGn "ni r,sn1s s3 SnpSr Ss. rntHtH MT;
SSnoiam sai tfn H II It tr : d ms sSSs! iSnne", s 1T 5"is !" rg "a W Die t %
@nuonos. $500 bis 500 Der Ncrc; Grbbccrrn, $500 bis 81 400 per Tcre;
S@rtotia S ~ - n $a s%7 SF pF 5IM MtrG GoT Ie! s55a SGo Sa SS S $500 $780,, per tG, Mere
$500 bis $ 1000 per Ncre; solot, $500 bis 800 per are; 3pihIn,
Sinh aHnaunasrainel ertOroerh@ in Spdoa?-2ns 2unacn crprrBt
s sso stosf' i Sss't ,r n 9'n ~ ip n 5lS a5S; , "rSs @ vrn M p DDn %'I t5nai ESS' s SahIf"
S S569dsrai5 Der So a;,n P5 , SmGtSr ' SS f nS }Emi l Snnn ,"a hrrfn III, NJ ma" 00a
GtnrHunsn Sim erhrn mb orincn sienstna icScn @onats lucrrcn
grcic rnS ir 'c oin= unO !'udrciis nod, ,@Nln1or 6onN"l J. @inncnpol
eoeo. Ead~ s3a.7o,~Ndhne cttnrHon am sienstoa, ben .. spri 1912,
saDat i BON S: y wro se" - s srer s"t = H'" "i%t '} Srs 5 S5 %T S" n ," @}o yof"n"
balm pn Chicago 5u fnufen.
sgy %cgeu mabcrcr Huafunft pcnpc man Idb
FLORIDA INDI
a'ab. Srann, @raHNcnt. NJ. ". ssipper
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19
Katbclifd,e Jndidn River Ko1or

SN 9bmt@ dku1ta Hr SCH mnubmheNn MamL wu h WNnNMn nm angMbmtN aNa NmWaS Ia
nit nnehu AunumnNmn urgthi6 raider punnhmmm mn wc lit nNS dmm. ahmm SMr Der Scr
uJMn mmL wr m 100 Ns hes tm Ya@s in mb enm Der nDnldo Aduan smann ba amy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

Ser I'll. Gbaruod)e balber idut Die am 2. april
fdui9c Grfnripn aus. 9ie iibernGdDite Grf,triicn
inoet ami 3ienstas, Den 8. Mpril, itatt.
Ilorioa nms California.
sit Sobrer rurns California as Stunnurb Der cH siebcnDen staa.
ten oncrtornt. @tr etnurn. 8lOriru lit California poran ais sdbs
@eI SiOrhn 1000 bis 2ooo Gcisn nabr Ben beacn @arfen 20 Zine
wel oas eac gut bcpdNcrt 1T bon natirltbcm @esentna. unp sepaTeruns
seI bic pob beta n gai5,eoatx 2 tome'" "nS erapee Srut uni6ertr0ien
@sI e. cinen llnteriddso bon so Gents per ajas ausmoat an oraHsen Hb
s., g s1ngs os ar pm in I Der grip @na .r 10" sra ee St en-. thinner, 1s,,, nm,
ael slortOgs obp irhpsr it mo onf Deli gaati Commit sH elmer Set, iO
! te en- 1 y 10" g sis ssIs, f Ssn, ssI n.n e, 4S s dn ben Si"rts se0r"dt '''rSs"
iiss Ser SsHanH beg S gSss ssS%sn s aHsasSst #, t. ,H nS sasH5s elm an
sdl SeNs" irnpinosolsGe sommsr Hs icne 1erOhelsitsn smsr soriSa
Sansc" sanss s,ssn po" Side" srSd1ise" sG@a o"saoss" "@
a'' S sass' i1 se, Il ssfip sm5 sf f@ se ri sss a "5ssi'y tms int t @sta''s ."
% nhnrnt Sauienoe bon Soaars, nm lest einee Geres sntes Sanb
in . sa1ip nj, gu , 5astsn; l Sas D born, nia st1 LANCE" So9ren fit 10 oiee
as' ;sssss =, 3; i, II S s@t ia, f II @ts Sc sS5 s s;sss % % ssSs. r.! gs ss sss AUDI Md in sat
s.l s ststS a. D ts"D srn tr M 5ssrs " ser nssSs" "@S 2eS ssnSnm'e's mn ns s@sr'G f.
sanoss am l. @ Sm mic 1 Dsrsas S aassta ao Ct o o@f S$Hs: n, per Sf as gu nm er,
nil oosen sss and, t5ssliA anasfinoiqt saa sggs9enptr erSasums 9aesn
iinon, sftst 5 oSS s5 ir 90 D per N n'f f 4" t ssntr Ss les SS SsG fm ;sn Is tDs sn sn
lseIae mid i'd ssfsis in mn H sfc ys sGe" s4 oG Snion;t r"ist Dor, m 4% afraitsn s5 sGss"
nnS Sntrert Der aolonie ~ oiensn. Cir furse SIT oo fehet Der Acre nod
aercs nS aufnarts. Gin 2riuel bar nN Der @et in 3oblunscn in ONcr
s.sd.a nss.rss,sHs"' ~ T. tsatsn sic ss s.s ifst 10 tn ,a"s ss,. bic s ga "ats an
rmb Sr onucHors NaptoI uirr, lpGbWnh Sc iTInfcn. ruun Die cts
raben Sic fir mnhre oemtihc grpi6Hre mn msuere gnsfunt. SHriben
nNV Rector Building,
AUN1, CHICAGO.
ssenten. gir limb GiseutbRmer pn 191OO asres oanS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

}ur giniiht gctonm,cn, Oob jcrcr Solar iHr Stunt
Grturiiuu15iiBt obNcbcu bon hcn ~folneuoct Eldpcn (hic
pbcr q. FduI. S56.25; Nlbcrt Geo. Winn., S52.10;
rril Stuiio. $3i.2O; Mntcrlpn, Tppu, $4S.45; Gbis
+ noH Chicago. sir NunrsoblmIR crlnubeu mir eircu
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-19

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-01-17
The Horse.

The indications of quality in
horses are sometimes rather delu-
sive. 1t is not always true, as a
Kansas inquirer intimates, that
short fine hair denotes better breed
ing than long hair. The coat may
be vastly improved by giving SUE
culent feeds and such things as
bran mashes, oilmeal, Aaxseed and
alfalfa, also by warm stabling,
heavy blanketing and thorough
grooming. A rough-coated horse
showing little quality so far as his
hair is concerned may go through
a wonderful transformation during
few weeks in skillful hands. Yet
if the hair is naturally wiry, coarse
and curly, no amount of work or
care can put it in the best of shape.
Similarly the natural quality which
a horse possesses always asserts
itself. The soft silky coat, and
the straight smooth hair on the
cannons and fetlocks, always bear
stamp of quality which the expe-
rienced eye can detect under any
circumstances. Ordinarily the fine
haired horse will not grow the
longest kind of coat even under
constant exposure to severe wealth
er, although it may be very thick
and warm.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-01-17
In the Orchard.

"A tired stockbroker abandoned
bus work, left city life, and, after
some wandering, settled in a hill
.c0mwunity in Vermont. Without
itechnical skill or knowledge, he
started raising juicy apples. In
sEhe first year he has found pleasant
work and near happiness;" not
ROmance-that is, net his idea of
Ramance. His work has been
EBiay-and sixteen hours a day of
IT A story of faith ii the best.
and of its coming true; of success
I'm ways so many that they radiate
ms the spokes of a wheel; of apples
that went far and wide; of country
Boys who learned to keep the wood
box filled for the women folk; OF
the hard, shrewd Yankee visitor
.VhO was forced by moral suasion
10 dry the dishes or fill the wood
t'ox as he chose; of the pride OF
work well done that was installed
INTO the neighborhood mind; OF
things gay and things sad but worth
while, every one of these, has his
first year in the country been COM
posed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-01-17
Baltimore Gets 1912 Convention

The Democratic National Con-
vention, the date of which was set
for June 25, was awarded to
Baltimore over st. Louis, Denver,
Chicago and New York, Balti-
more offered a certified check for
100000.
Two ballots we're taken. On
the first Baltimore received 25
votes, St. Louis 10, Chicago 8,
Denver 6 and New York 1.
On the second ballot Baltimore
received 20 votes, st. Louis % ano
Chicago /. This gave Baltimore 8
clear majority and the decision
was made unanimous.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-01-17
The Farmer Does Not
live Unto Himself,

Although in some phases of his
life the farmer is the most inde.
pendent of men, in certain re-
spects his business is intimately
associated with that of his neigh
Dor to a greater extent than most
occupations. Every successful
farmer contributes appreciably to
the prestige of his neighborbood.
The high yields obtained on his
land add to the estimate of that
regions fertility; the neat ap.
pearance of his farm makes a spot
of beauty in the landscape; the
quality of his stock or his seed
grain draws appreciative buyers
to the community; his enthusiasm
for better roads and schools, and
for agricultural instructions and
demonstrations, gains the locality
reputation for progressiveness.
All of these attract those who
seek good farm homes in congenial
surroundings. 1t all adds to the
value of every acre of land within
a considerable radius. The sue
cessful farmer cannot live unto
himself; he is involuntarily pub.
lie benefactor.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-01-17


Macon, Ga, is making great
preparation for the coming re-un-
ion to be held on May z, s and 8,
1912. Colonel Walter A. Harris,
who is Colonel of the Ga. Militia,
has been selected as General Chair
man and is assisted by an able
corps of busy business men, who
are untiring in their efforts to
make this the greatest reunion
ever held in Dixie. The Sons of
the Confederacy will have a very
prominent part in the coming re-
union, for with Commandant j.
Marion Dunwody, of the Thomas
Hardiman Camp No. 10 is doing
some great stunts for the Sons in
the coming reunion. Mrs. Walter
d. Lamar, head of the U. ID. C.'s
of Georgia, as Chairman of the
Woman's Auxiliary is untiring in
ner efforts for the entertainment
Of the Daughters, and those who
know Mrs. Lamar is a guarantee
that Macon will do her share in
showing honors to the Daughters.
The Confederate Re- Union of 1912
will be the greatest ever held in
my city in the South. Thousands
md thousands of dollars are pour
ing into the treasury of the Cen
eral Reunion Committee and ev-
cry citizen of Macon is doing his
share to make the event success.
When the Veterans come to this
The Magnetic Center" of Dixie
they will be extended a welcome of
the kind that they will remember
until they answer the last sounds
of Taps. Macon will be theirs.
Do with it what they will. Macon's
people will extend the right hand
of fellowship to the men who bat
tie for Dixie. Everything that she
possesses will be turned over to
them while they are her guests.
A committee of representative
business men, headed by Jno. j.
Mckay, is in charge of the cam
paigD for funds. Unlimited money
is at the command of the commit
tee and every dollar will be spent
to give the Veterans the time of
their lives. 1t is estimated by E.
H. Hyman, Secretary of the Exec
utive Committee, that one hundred
thousand dollars will be used by
Macon in entertaining her guests.
Macon will not go out in the State
of Georgia for a single dollar, but
on the other hand will raise the
entire amount from her own citi-
zens, which shows the spirit that
builds up cities. and is carrying
out to the letter the promises made
by Secretary .Hyman at the Little
Rock reunion.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-01-17
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles SHOULD
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. j.
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. II is taken internally and made In
Toledo Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price TIC per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-01-17

'Dr. Thomas Electric Oil is
the best remedy for that often
fatal disease-croup. Has been
used with success in our family
for eight years. "-Mr. L. White
acre, Buffalo, N. Y. I'm