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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
EIGHT PAGES

Prof. f. d. Caruth. principal OF the
Stanfield schools, spent Saturday and
Sunday at Pendleton.
Chas. w. Connor went to Pendleton
Saturday morning to look after the
contract which was recently awarded
him for sewer construction at the
county seat.
Mr.. Oliver, travelling freight and
passenger agent for the O.-W. r. a.
N Co., was attending to business
matters here Saturday.
Mrs. John Carlson spent Saturday
at Hermiston.
Mrs. r. n. Stanfield and daughter
Barbara came down from Pendleton
Friday to remain over Sunday.
G.. A. w. Russell of Walla Walla.
was visitor in Stanfield Sunday.
Mrs. Cooper and little daughter
arrived here from Prlnevile Satur-
day evening and are the guests OF
Mrs. NJ. c. Baragar.
Miss Hazelet, who has been tenn
porarily filling the vacancy in the
high school teaching force, which was
caused by the resignation of Miss
Minnie Baker, returned to her home
at Pendletor Fri .ay evening. Miss
/ Gallogly arrived Saturday evening
from Gladstone, Ore, and will COM
plete the term in that position.
On Friday evening Mrs. w. C.
Spencer entertained at her home, the
! Christian Endeavor society of Hone
presbyterian church, the society hold
ing its business meeting which was
followed by an enjoyable social hour
of games and music Sherbert and
cake were served by the hostess
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
FIND 100 TACKS IN
SHOEMAKER'S MIDST
Leconcy Says He Used Month TO Hold
Them and Often swallowed n Few

Burlington, n. abraham Ie-
coney, a shoemaker at Delaneo. was
taken to a Philadelphia hospital for
tack-lifting operation, upon which
physicians are relying to save his life
For nearly year Leconey has been
suffering from stomachache. All
remedies failed to relieve him. and
the puzzled doctors finally proposed
an X-ray examination. The spot light
revealed about hundred brass tacks
sticking in this walls of the shoemak-
er's stomach.
Leconey says tha for several years
he has used his mouth for a tempo
rary tack box while work at the
bench and often swallowed few. The
surgeons say one section of the shoe
makers stomach has more tacks in
1t than the sole of a boot.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12

by-products of petroleum will be pro-
duced in quantities sufficient to give
them a commercial value. The secrets
found, however, will not be given to
the world at large, for, under the con-
ditions of the donation to carry on
the research work, the secrets will
be the exclusive property of the pro-
ducers for two years. If commercial
results are obtained the producers, it
is said, rave agreed to donate further
large sums to the educational institu-
tion to continue the search for new
and cheap source of food supplies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
BREAD BREAKS TOOTH;
LOBSTER LOSES JOB

Boston, Mass.-The damage that a
slice of Boston brown bread and a
boiled live" lobster may cause is es-
timated at $4,000 by two women who
brought suits in Boston courts.
Mrs. John Cullen seeks $4,000 dam
ages from a baker for the loss of a
tooth due to biting a nail which she
claims was in the brown bread bought
of him.
Miss Cassie Mcneil, passionately
fond of Holsters, claims she lost her
position in a department store because
Of illness caused by eating Holsters
which she claims "were old enough to
vote" She wants $4,000 damages
from the dealer who sold the Holsters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12

University of Pittsburg. having at
their command 100000, have been
searching for the edible properties in
petroleum and have discovered that
its hydro1carbons are amenable to
transformation into fatty acids, which
when blended with glycerine, form
a new food
Although secretive as TO the details
DR.. Robert Kennedy Duncan, who,
with six experts, is in charge of the
work declares that the time is not
far distant when the nutritious edible
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
Ribbon Novelties

2ibbons-for everything; they are used for
hat trimmings neckwear ribbon flowers for the corsage
and sashes. Our line has arrived and are show
ing many beautiful novelties, among them beautiful bro
caded sash ribbons with hair bows to match in white
light blue and pink. Frnged sash ribbons in black and
white and big line of stripes checks and floral designs
yard 25c to S1.OO
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
TAKES 40 YEARS FOR TRIAL.
Judgment for S5i,262 Entered in Old
Case in Boston Court

Boston.-A case which has been
pending in the Suffolk county court
for forty years was ended and judg-
ment will be entered for the estate of
the plaintiff in the sum of $54,262.
The suit was brought by James r..
Moore against Daniel r. Rawson &
Co. formerly wholesale boot and shoe
dealers in Boston, and was for the
settlement of a partnership account
For twenty-seven years no substantial
progress was made in the proceed
ings.
Every person originally connected
with the case, including judges and
counsel, Is dead, the last survivor,
Moore, the plaintiff, having died last
year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
farmers PROGRAM AT
STANF|ELD COMPLETE
LARGE ATTENDANCE ASSURED
FOR EXPERTS OF o. A O.
Much Improvement Under Way on
Lands of Furnish Project-Drug
Store Being Moved-Work to Com
mencc on Feed Mill.
Especial Correspondence.)

Stanfield, Ore, Feb. 12.-At the
regular weekly meeting of the Stan
fled Fruit Growers Association Sat-
urday evening the committee report
ed that the program for the Farm
ers' Institute to be held here Friday
and Saturday of this week had been
completed. The meetings will be held
at the old school house, now owned
and occupied by the PRESBYTERIAN
| church.
Musical numbers will be added to
F.! the evening programs. Secretary
Jack Keefe of the Pendleton Com
mercial club has been invited and is
expected to be present and address the
institute. Brief addresses will also be
given by local people and there vii
be an opportunity for those who de-
sire to do so to ask any questions they
wish concerning the subjects under
discussion A large attendance is ex-
pected at each of the meetings as
the speakers can give just the infor-
nation farmers are seeking.
Building Progressing.
Work on the Watts building at the
corner of Coe Avenue and Main
street Is progressing quite rapidly.
The concrete work is finished and
lathing has been commenced on the
second floor.
Land Being Improved
w. II. Copeland returned to his
nome at Astoria Saturday after hav-
Ing completed arrangements for the
Improvement of 60 acres of land un-
der the Furnish ditch, which is in
addition to the 60 acre tract that he
improved last year. The land will
DC seeded to alfalfa, the work hav-
ing been let TO H. e. Bartholomew
MIR. Copeland will build a substantial
residence on one of his tracts.
| There Is great deal of improve.
ment being done on lands under the
Furnish ditch, there being nearly
800 acres that is under contract to be
improved, which shows considerable
activity for so early in the season.
Move Drug Store.
| Earl l. Gibson who has been in
charge of the drug store here for r
Hogy of Chehalis. Wash, is NOV.
Ing the store to Umatilla, IT is ex.
pected that larger and more com.
plete drug store will be opened here
shortly.
New Feed Mill.
/ work Will be commenced in a few
Gays on the new feed mill for tn,
Umatilla Storage & Commission com.
pany on property recently purchased
by them opposite the depot, accord
Ing to f. A. Phelps who was up from
Hermiston few days since.
Personal Mention.
| r. n. Stanfield made another shin
ment of several cars of sheep to Port
| land Saturday night.
| Allan McManus arrived Friday eve
ming from Inkster, y. D.. to look afte,
| his land interests in the Furnish
| project.
| Miss Hilda Carlson and her friend
| Miss Sanderson arrived from Port
| land Friday and are the guests o
| Miss Carlson's mother, Mrs. Johr
| Carlson.
| Mrs A. w. Gray and son Argalu
| went to Hermiston Saturday morn
| ing.
| Frank Sloan was transacting busi
| ness at Echo Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Bowman wer,
Pendleton visitors Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
U. S. GUNNERS GAIN 1900
PER CENT IN IA YEARS
High Compliment Paid TO Marksmen
OF Uncle Sans Navy i'm Address by
Former Commander of the Maine

New York.-Rear Admiral Charles
d. Sigsbee, u. S. N. retired, declared
that the gunnery in the navy is 1900
times more efficient now than dur
ing the Spanish-American war. in an
address before the woman's Welfare
department of the National Civic
federation.
He read gunnery figures to show
that the percentage of hits had in
creased from 3 1-3 to 33 1-2, and the
range had increased from one mile.
and a half to six miles.
He also made a plea for an in
crease in the size and number of Unit
ed States warships
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
PROF.. STARR PREDICTS WAR.
Russia and Japan to Fight; Also ia.
pan and China.

Buffalo.-Study of conditions in the
Orient has convinced Prof. Frederick
starr of the University of Chicago
that Corea WILL. within the next few
years, be the battle ground for two
great wars, one between Russia and
Japan and the other between Japan
and China.
Starr in lecture before the So
ciety of Natural Science justified the
japanese government for breaking its
promise to maintain the independence
Of Corea on the general grounds that
Japan is overcrowded.
He declared the Russian govern
ment, humiliated over its defeat, is
biding its time and making prepara-
tions to give better account of itself.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
Neu Dress
Goods

A big shipment of these
goods Just received, serges
and novelty goods. New
est colors of the season.
Latest weaves. Glad to
Show You.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
Tattooed Her Clothes on.

Springfield, Mass.-A stalwart ap-
plicant for enlistment in the United
states army was rejected n few days
ago because the figure of a naked
woman was tattoeed on his right fore
arm Lieutenant Fox of fire depart
ment headquarters, an expert in tat
tooing, clthes the young woman in
street costume. The man returned to
the recruiting station, exhibited his
forearm and was promptly enlisted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
FouIards,
ChiHons, Taf
fetas, Border
ed Silks

Etc, ranging in price
from Csc to 75c, $1.25
up to 1925 yard. These
are on display now.
Brand new, crisp, splc
and span. No Trouble to
Show.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12

The woman who purchases Bon Ton a Royal Wor
cester corset does with the makers personal
that she is buying for the price asked all that is
sistent and possible far quality style, fit work
manship and concerned In fact with all these
attributes combined in corset, nothing is left to be de-
sired The new spring line has arrived and we pre-
pared fit all figures; prices LOO to $500
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-12
FOOD PRODUCED
FROM PETROLEUM
Pittsburg Scientists Discover How
Hydro Carbons Can Be Made Ed
ihIa

Pittsburgh. Piecrust shortened
with petroleum lard, jellies, scallops'
alleged lobster flakes la Newburgh
and other palatable edibles from crude
petroleum, according to the industrial
development commission, will grace
the tables of the homes of the coun-
try in the near future.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Gin 8ciprGdl pun Sunsens.

aorldcn tam @orten5auu): uSlt
Grih,"
Grid: y@ua miaite oeun?"
anrld,en: ,9oB BUS meiBt, idl
mar geItern in 3oologilhen Oar
ten"
Grid unit erfiinitelter Ritbn):
@enn's meitcr niid)t ia"
aarlheu Qnltter utb einoringlt.
DER: Sd bob Den Gleiantcn &c,
icbclt, Der hat allnitItilde gellad,t.
unb Die affcn, Die bob' idl gefilttert. "
Grid feuerroth meroeno) :
@enm'S meiter niid)t is"
aarld)en emit InfQcbot ollcr SuE4
genfrofD: olluo Ben fleinen Gis6d.
rem mo sic illrgen Solucn mo eth
a1n1rub I'M @elttcl!"
Grid (~crblaiieno1 r@enl's mei'
ter nilht Isl"
adrldleu 0%leinIoltt): limo oarll
bah id Sd,otolooe getrumfen nit
ShluaiaInc oorauf u1o glpicltlidlcll
Oa5u ac9ei'en."
Grid, lin @lltb qeratbenD)
y@os? Nl perbol1' id) bih ober.
paS i'll ool lit. lit 5t oll."-(Saller
I'M so
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Gin bcitcrer 3%uiiheniaa

lpleltc lld) Dor lltt alljlt lallger 3elt
ab bel Der mlllturild]en Wuiterlmg
III 3, Sanbmehrbe5lrf @r. (Suoen).
Ger giirgermciiter Der 8emeinoe e.
lab NIT lnnigem @oblaefatlen Der
Wliiterung ieiner 2ellte 5ll. ollrdJpea
ltrammer @alternblrrlhen, Die inoeis
len nid)t in ieber g~e5iehun1 oen @ei-
full bes &priieenoen Der aomuiliipn,
oes Sberitlettnarta D. g.. ianben.
GieIer itclltc rdmlid, an Den @iiraer-
mellter Die Srage:
nSngen Sic nal, &crr 9iirgers
meilter, mas lit benn Dos nit Sbreu
2etten? Die bcfinoer iid) ia iuit
alle IN eilcm iolt ulidibcrerL ,nge.
lpaidenen 3uitanocl 8ibt Is oenll
bel Sbnen i'm Sorie fem @uiicr2"
Silrgermeiiter DO red)t bas llrbilo
zines g%emiitblihen bebGbigen Snlt.
crsmannesl: ga, Sbr Serrc. Die
Saah lid III floi,"
Toriieenoer: n@aS beibt boa:
Ser Bad, lit 81 tlein2 sat mnn oenn
i'm Sorfe feline @aIhihiiiiel. feline
8aoepalme. ober m%ellletucgen cine
gruBe @aldtonnc?"
Si%irgermciitcr: Bic &errc :. .
mollc per5eibc ....! Mei Sruu 49,.
mel tSraa Die lhimpft adj int
mer nit mi neil idl MIDI net
lpaldl III . ILL ...."
Cine @ahiolpc Der Nmueienoen
iolgtc bieiem menig idmeifclhuitcn
SclbitertenntniB oes @ic0ercn Dem
Ser %oriiBenoe ihlieBlid) ju &illfc
fam nit Den @ortcu:
n9tidt mahr. Gle molten bemer.
fen: menll ih oils @iirgcrnleiiter mid
uidt paihe. mas loll idl oenn %
nod BON mclucl Sultcn iagen?"
.Sd, 10 lids" erruioerte Der
Spri1emultlae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Grnit i'm Spaf.

Giltcr, Dem ltnlere pIelgerilbnlte
Nrolperitdt allh nIdt gero0c 0a2
No6lte odltd,t. geDt i'm yG%perpbo0p'a
Wtaga5ine" redt utfreultOlid) I'M init
lmlerem 8eprnble uber ltnlere Set
itltngen arf Dem @ebiete Der Snbu.
itrie mo oes Serfebrs. Inter Der
lteberi6rift: nSbe 9arterer" uerof-
ientlidt Scott Neoring cine fur5e
nlcberne Sabel, Der Die 2eitl,ng Der
3eiti6rift Die gan5c erite Seite bes
Seftes eingerdumt bat.
Ser 9lmerifaner," 10 laittet sic
6abel, nrief ieine Grrungenihaiten
aus naf oen pier Gnocn Der grbe."
,@ir baben Den Haum pernid,tet, "
perfiinbete er; mir reiien Sebn Weis
len, pdbrenb uniere 9ater cine 5lt.
riidlegteu."
vseib SIR weiier9" fragte Ser
Tbiloioph.
.llniere T,;ltonitrie mdd)t bic ar
belt %entbehrlih," fubr Sener iort;
Ole WoiGine fam 0usenbe Don
8egenitdneeu bcritellen. md6renh
Wenifenb1nhe einen e!rjigen iertigs
ltellen."
Sch Shr gliiflidcr?" fprody
nohoenflih ser Yropbet.
r@ir itcIlen mehr @aoren mo
biliaere @uaren Der oils irgenb .eill
anoeres Sano," prablte Sener; mir
iino bas reitite SoIt Ser @clt."
~Seio Sbr beiier?" fragte Der
@eiie.-
50 baS Rearing'i6e 3miegeiprdd,
g9ie Gbnlid flingt es nityt ienent
3nieaeiprdh 5miid)en Sain unb Git
3iier in 9nron's y4oin".
oSeio Sbr sliiflif?" frast ga
oieier ienen.
nGir iino mGdtig!" erpioerte gu.
5iier.
"Seio Sbr eliifIih?"
,Rein; bit Dup"
Wiistc nift and Nearing's Imr.
%rifaner Die an Inn acrihtcten Sru.
acn nit cinem ,Hein" beantpurten
~ ~ y
8laublih.
2ebmonn Bate oos Bed. cine
Shot : 5eniterideibc ein5uihlogeu,
morolf er lid beiniibte, bon Ser
Stdtte ieines ltnaliides ihleuni9it
meg5ufcmmen. 2eioer batte ieirl
eifrieeS 9emiiben nid)t oen ae.
miinidten Grfplg, oenn er murot
balb gefaBt, &oQ 3orn iubr i'm Scr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
sup muB and ieiu.
3wua @cibcr.

3lpon @eiber toan moId)en
lln0 id)nnttern 6elm Bad;
Sa mouBt, o6ne Shnattern
Spt'a @oi6en foa 9'i6ah.
Sia oall nit q Eotlhen
llno eqeltbrelter 0'frteB
Iie boaiiells I'M Gorfl
Die langilclet S:es.
lie anoere booit Sali
IS floa mo ItofbltnllrL
Die ncllnenS int Iurtl
Cos ltinffaule Srllmn.
Sic lpoid,en llno idnnttern
limo idimnfen nit ihled)t,
Ser oon mia Der nnoern
SIS Der Gbnlann nit rcbt
nMoi Mon lit pohrbofiig
u Seufel," lagt D SieS.
IA mel, iugt s 6rou SoIi
NJ 5poafofer getpiB."
llno mia gerab a jebc
9tcd3t id)lmpft ilbern Mtonu
Sd)lpimnlt Der einen q Selno
Ger an0ern c Spien oapon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
@lcid, uno alcidl.

Bob Gauis, cinc ser &elrd)tcn III
,Sroltt Ntunlep'a HeoaftinnSItab, ell
Morn pon 8eiIt ltnO Sumor. mar
ais Siidreouer BET elllenl Geite''e1
porgemertt, bel Dem altf) GDauucep
Sepem iprefen 'pllte.
9opis iprod) Dor Geperp ltno CT.
5GbItc in loltni9er @ellc pom Icinen
lpllrndliItiihcu G~rIabrunaen I'M
@eitelt, pie er BORT leiue Abonnel.
tenliitc nit &reioc oil Die @nno &c
idricben, mie eiltntul ell Sorrnoo
irber Die Stabt icgtc mo @altS,
@alO rnto gbomnentcnliite meggc-
mebt babe. Seine Heoc fonO "ltilrlni.
idlet @eifoll uub ais lid Der Selfoit
geleat bate, erbpb it'd Iepelp mo
flopfte an'5 8las:
yNeine tSerren! Die Inipeien.
belt meineS fSreunOe@ Sduis erilrnert
mid, an Die betoen slllitern, Die lid
in einem Stem trafeu, mo Die ne
benbei bemerft Die ein5igen glrIterl,
IN Dem Steru marcn.
yg3o iino mir eigentlif?" tragic
Die cine Iuiter.
.@ir Iino bier bel eirlem aird)eE.
Eifnid," antiportete oie 8peite.
limo Die grlte benterttc pormurf@.
ppl:
Sum altfiit oltd,, MIN jag mlr
bios: ipo5u braitfen Die glcidl unle'
rer 3wei2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Sicbcr @nffaitcn,

Sd mtcrhaltc mid, nit ciucnl
bicocrcu @iirgcr iibcr EariS. Sabci
iraQt cr mid: YSinoen Sic cs nidt
ionocrbar, oaB lid, III Der Nonptitnot
tSrunfrcid)s paa Sebeu 10 gcrllIldpoll
ubipiclt. mGbrenb bpdl an iebcr Stra.
Bcncfc III leieu iii: rllc, RTE ="
(Huc:-StrnBe.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

beute Tim oeine Sono frdet, oalln
lo9lt OH lbln, er loa nit mir lpre.
d)et."
Limo mern er mir feinen Scls
rdtbsontrug maf1t?"
r3onn ioge lbn1, idp bate nit tDnt
All ipreden ."-,S. T."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

geifGoigte 2aoerinhober an: Sic
boben mein Sholfcniter eingeid)la.
gen ulo limo ousgeriiienl" raltS.
geriiien?" itottert Ser Teduogel;
yober nein: id) bin bod MIR 10 &c.
rornt, I'M mir 5lt SSailie OoS @elo
iiir oell ShaoeneriaB III bolen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
0priidtSmasrcnel.

9iirgermeiiter (in Der @emeinbe.
itllbe gum @emeinoeoiener): Baum
: 3immer aus, Sepp! Himm aae
Stiible iulb Snrlpeu tort. @ir bas
ben beut' eilten 2 il + II e perludJ."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Ser Snmur i'm Suicrateuthcil.

Der mIireTpinigc &umor iii int.
mer scr bette unb man iinbet Inn
nirgcnoS III ihouerer Sliltbc ais im
Snicruteutheil ser 3citlnAen, mie
aus i~olgeuoen Grobcu criidtlidl lit:
.3obn5icben fiini5ia Geuta pro
Stiid, i'm Subcnb billlger."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
ltcbcrtrnmpft.

Griter Sanomirth: nNtcin Csc.
trcioc itebt Oieies Snhr micocr mile-
rubel, fallm cine NonO bpdl."
,3meitcr Sonbmlrth: YGuS 'it
nod gar nid,ta. Bel mir miiiicn Die
Spcrlinge fniell, lpeunl lie "Ire'Iel
wollenI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Z u n
Shlaaenocr Vcucts.

Gihter: @on1it pplen Sic be.
mciien. OoB Sic I'M 9(ficft banoelter,
ais Sic Sen Slayer cl1en @terfrrg
auf Sen Gppf morfen?
9ltgeflagter: 9tun, CT mar nod
uoQ!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

oIeltercr Maup, Der iabrclala i'm
ScSirioal thGtia mar uub oaa Era.
parircu arilnolih pcritcbt. mituld,t
Stcllung III iciner SomiIie, Inn bel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
" " y
Mifpcritanren.

Rihter: SIR Gtome?
9oilerairmu: Gresjenjia StIefel.
5ieber.
Rifter: Sbr Ilter?
8uuerafrull: Ger martet orallBeI
Dor Der Sbilr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Scin Gntlaitmnasscmac.

Muipr 2. =. Nooms pom Der
8unbesfapallerie ipnrtct gerne nit
Der fulgetoen Observation-Disclosures
alli:
Gin @nllptnlorn lit megcll Srun-
fenbClt nngeflagt uno Ici1t Slrldlg
miro ais ;}eltge %uerhort; Ger 9llrihe
beitebt ouroltf, bnB lein @err an Dem
IN Hebe iteben0cn Gage nilfteru ae.
mcien ici.
Sic iino iifer, OoB Der &err
Salptmom niid)tern mnr?"
rablolut iit)cr," antpprtet oer
Sliride.
n@ieio iinO Sic iitcr? Sat Sbr
Serr, ais or an Dem Ihcrl0 nod
Saltie fam nit Sbuen geIprod)en? 2"
nSupohl,"
r@as hat er geiaet2"
vGr iagte, i'd, iplte i'm ia refi
pituftlih meten."
ngSesbalb mollte er gemedt iein?"
oGr iagte, er miiiie nm iedls lin
inr Eort iein, neil er sur Maifoniglr
gelpdblt morOen ici."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
MritbmetiidDes

Sebrer: ,0aS nlud)t ) nal y"
Sd)itler (Sohn cines @ctreloe-
Gamblers: rSreimal iieben mnd)t
0cn MeiScu REIN"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Sas ihlcdltc 3cugnih

Ger. tleine 6ran5: yHapu. mir
nollen pettclt. onB bu beinen 9tdmct
niht nit geihlo'iencn sll,gen idrei-
ben fnnnit."
,Shon, mir pollen mettcn."
Ger flcinc Sran5: Pa, Damn Der.
illt Is nal inter mcirler Sd)lll- Gen.
iltr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
ySrIblingsbfiitbcn."

(Gtn 6eitgemaBes @eoid)t.)
Is 500 Der @inter MN bon banner.
IS fam Der Gems, Der 6%rertoeniper.
Su fr0git poa Stultnen mohl, pen
iuanlten
Gie allnoc fam?-@lus Dem So.
LENDER.
Omar neib idl, baB ser Baum,
3lpelgc
No6 tabl uno bitrr nno obne
9l0tter;
@enn iudeno ih sur Sobe lteige,
8riiBt ifnrf ser @ino rno rultb oa5
@ettcr.
Is rl,bt I'M itorren araupf ocS
Spotcn
Die Sllir. Dem @eroen nod Der,
ifloiien 49,.
God laheno iicht bes Sriibliuls
9oten
Am SItcrbltt Der 0umen iproiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Reidle GmcQc.

ogl6er mober fennen Sic 10 9enoll
bes TroieIior5 neutrality-suspicious.?
Sino Sic NIT linn 10 nabe pec.
manot?"
nNebr ais oas! Sir boben oie
gleide @oit,irat."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
Gutlueocr-uber.

Sornes. ser feline Sob ser 9tcro
gorfer Gepublituner mub grpBe @ea
ner Rpoiepclts, iprod iiber Die ipr-
berbare Saltung oeS Grpr1iiocntclt
in 8e5ug oIf Die aanoiboten.
rRpoiepeIt crinnCrt mid, oil sic
M,ttter, Die ibrer Sod,ter Iogt: ,2ic.
heS &inb, menn bein S%iebhuber sid,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
v " v
Sptiif,e SGnidlnna.

Gin Stuoeut, Der Dem eblen @anl-
brints gar iebr g~ebulbigt, tultmelt
aitf Dem Seimnege gegen einen Oca
@eees foumlehben Ebililter.
yMann," frdbt oieier cntriiitct
mo boben Sic ocrln SIRE elugen2
Saben Sic mid Oenn niht2"
rSfon, it)on, alter Serr!" mclocI
Sritoer SttOio laQenb, lid iab Gudl
iogar ooppelt!"
DSoppelt!" Idlreit iener, Limo mo-
RIM rennen Sic oenn berart gegeu
MIDI an?"
o9tun, neil ih glaubte, 5lpiidjeIl
Cub beioen oltrdButommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
~ ~ ~
Ter altc Serr.

Sie fleine 8rete bat einnoI ell
@tlo pom liebel @ptt geIehen, Der
oarauf einen groBen, meiBen Boil.
bart trGgt. GincS ihonen Cages
nlul triiit lie uui Ger StroBe elIleir
altrl Ntnun. Der Dem @lloe dhnlih
Iieht. Srclbeitrablcnb crj1hlt lie
lbrcr Trernoin Mtar9a:
~Sente mlr. ih babe bGlte bcn
licbcn @ott ~geiehenl"
Gtmos ltcptiid fru1t bie &lciue:
so, mic lab or hcnn aus"
llnb @rcte beid)reibt i'm.
~Nf," crmiocrt Mnrga onraui &c.
rin1idnblA. YMl alaltbt ouS miro
mohl ein an0ercr alter Ncrr gcmcicu
iciu."-y@."