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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-11
NEW YORK
ALMA ADENTRO...

LA cr6nica sensational de estos peri6-
dicos ha encontrado un asunto que emo
ciOna, que entristece, que produce una
angustiosa inquietud. Y no creais que
esta gente haya mirado desdenosa ell
cuerpo rigido del adolescente suicida,
que ha sido ell precOz protagonista de
una tragedia dolorosa de este pobre nj
no que ha escrito con la sangre de su
coraz0n torturado esta interrogation pc
simista: :es que qtliso ser hombre dema-
siado pronto, es que, veces, son ninos
los hOmbres demasado tarde ..
La simpatla que estos dramas del
amor nos inspiran ha de poner en- toda
respuesta este amargo QUESTIONABLE,
una atenuaci6n de piedad. Hombres
81 amamos demasiado pronto 8 ninos
cuando amamos demasiado tarde, la
ternura que ponemos Ell este senti-
mianto es de nuestras debilidades la
ilnica fuerza verdadera de la vida.
All ! 81 Sc pudieran encauzar estas faler-
zas, aprovechar estas explOsiones zen
las que estalla a veces un coraz6n Y en
las que tantas vidas sc consumer fra
caSan..e
Hace pocos dlas Sc suicide aqui, en-
New York. una muchacha rusa por no
podcr resistir el vacio de amor en- que
su coraZ0n Sc asfiXiaba. Asl 10 dei0 di-
cho en- una breve carta para ell juez.
Ell muchacho de Millbury no tuvo ma
da que decir. Su gesto tragico 10 EXPIRE
saba todO. ST hubiese encontrado en-
sll camino la muchacha rusa nostalgica
de un carinO supreme. acaso de estos dos
seres infelices Sc hubiese tornado una
pareja feliz. Pero no, 10 mas probable
es que nj Sc hubieran visto, al tropezar-
Sc juntos. Pasar1a ell uno iunto al otro,
cada cual buscando su ideal, pero sin
verse, sin poderse reconocer alma aden-
tro, que estas anslas de nuestro coraz6n
van en- nosotros mry hondas, y nllestros
pobres ojos solo aciertan verlas algllna
vez cuando Sc miriam mr1y de cerca en- la
divina claridad de otros ojos encendidos
por La passion. Pero este fuego no es
nuestra voluntad quien 10 prende, sino
nuestra simpatla quien 10 aviva, y la
simpatla es algo fatal contra 10 que NADIA
pueden nuestros prop6sitos, porque ha-
ciendo de htlestras vidas un martirio po-
demos ser compasivos con los que nos
aman. -. pero la compassion es fria, y ell
amor que es f1lego no Sc aviene con ella
Es mas fuerte que el amor? En- alb
soluto no, aunque 10 olga Benavente.
Por la compassion no Sc 1nuere, pOr ell
amor, 81. Y la f1lerza, la verdadera fuer-
"a, no esta Ell saber vivir sino Ell saber
morir.
J. Perez Losada.
Nueva York, 80 de Dicie1nbre de 1912
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-11

Con el reanedio del doctor Lippitt,
que mas sencillo no puede ser,
sc han puest0 las botas los campesinos
de Borinquen..
Fantasia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-11

Information politica

Eli senior Sanchez Morales ha publica-
do en- Ell TEMPO" la siguiente carta EN-
que explica la actitud suya en- Ell tan
debatido asunto de la recommendation que
acord6 hacerle el Comite Territorial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-11

FL microbes publicamos un suelto EN-
lel uue llamabamps la atenci0n de las al1-
storidades sanitarias con respecto a La cpl
denlia de difteria que So decia exist1a en-
Bayamon.
Acerca de este asunto, el Director Gle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-11

Dice Ell senior Sanchez Morales:
La recommendation hecha EN- mi favor
.por ell Comite Territorial del Partido Re
publicano para ell puesto die Consejero
del Executive, que ha de quedar vacante
dentro de POGO, por expiration de mi ter
mino actual en- dicho cargo, frle acordada
por una votaci6n de ocho votos en- mi IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-11

81 no Sc llev6 tdinero,
10 debemos perdonar,
que a ese precio es soportable
que hablen NAL,
y que digan y redigam
que 81 tai y que 81 cual,
y hasta que nos 10 publiquen
en ell Herald, Z. S. A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-11

Fan la vista que 81 doctor Lippitt.
giro a los campos de Borinquen
Ina descubierto que, con zapatos
la uncinariasis Sc c1rra bien.
No sc, lectores, 81 me he eNplicado,
y per 81 es case me explicare
El doctor Lippitt ha comprobado,
en un trabajo de observation,
que aquellos pdhdos que van descalzos
estan los pobres que es un dolor,
mientras aquellos que van calzados
idisfrutan todos de buen color
Y, ahora, los medicos, cuando sc topper
I'm case de estos, recetaran
De calcetines-2O0 gramos
DE brodequines, de srela Idoble.
pOgase Tl11 par
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-11-13

later,upon the written request OF SIX
freeholders, the council again as
semb!ed for a special session to re-
consider its former action in this
matter. at which time the permit
previously issued to Mr. Truluck was
rescinded. At this writing Mr. Iru-
luck has petition signed by sixty
five freeholders asking the town
council to again assemble itself fol
the purpose of considering the petl-
ton. The council refused to consld-
er Mr. Truluck's petition, receiving
it as information. Much interest Is
manifested in this proceeding just
now. The majority of the progress
i've business men are in favor OF the
removal of this structure in order
that Mr. Trufuck may erect certain
buildings and thereby not only add
to the material business wealth o.
the town, but also improve this Sec
ton, the business center OF Main
street.
Lake City is still shivering in the
grip of the cold wave that struck US
Saturday night. A slight fall OF
snow was observed Sunday morning
and the wind continued to blow stiff
all Sunday only decreasing it's veloc-
ity sometime during the early hours
of Monday morning. Sunday was
the most unpleasantly cold day OF
this winter, followed by two more OF
winters cold and snappy days,
Monday and today, both OF which
were ushered in with a frost equal
to a small snow.
Much interest is centered in the
school under the supervision OF
Miss Dora Hinnant, situated on DR.
DuRant's place. Miss Hinnant is
competent and efficient young lady
and with the cooperation fthe pu-
pills and the patrons Of the school the
best results are anticipated.
Mr. J L Stuckev returned last
week from the western markets.
where he had gone to buy stock
Last Friday he received conslgn-
n.ent of twenty-eight fine horses.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-11-13
HAPPENINGS OF A
week At LAKE CITY,
HIGH ART I'M THIEVERY--N THE
ICE KINGS GRIP--HYMEN'S
FIRES AGLOW.-PERSONAL-

Lake City, November IL mat
Lake City is not behind the fashion
of high art in thievery and. has ade-
quate protection against this line OF
business is evidenced by the follow
ing case: Mr. P R Bailey, night
watchman for the Deep River Lum-
Der corporation, as is customary,
brought his pass book to the Farm
ers and Merchants Bank for the
monthly balance. Calling for the
book next day, he found that there
was a check covering the balance
that he should have had therein,
Mr. Bailey denied any knowledge OF
the check which bore his name,
whereupon the cashier Immediately
put the matterfnto the hands ofthe
Pinkerton detective agency, who
represent the Farmers .and MeF-
chants Bank incases OF ofburglary etc,
and as a result of the efforts OF the
Adjective, the guilty party. Bill
Wheat, alias Bill Ard of Greelyville,
was apprehended and now awaits
disposition of his case at the next
term of court in Florence, after a
preliminary here before Magistrate
Baldwin.
At a special meeting called by
the town council of Lake City for
the purpose of deciding the question
as to whether or not Mr. J NJ Tru-
luck, of this place, would be permit
ted to remove a wooden store house
erected within the present fire limits
of Lake City to a place directly back
of the present site, it was decided by
the council to issue a permit allow
ing the wooden structure to be re-
moved in order that a more perma-
nent brick structure could be built
in the same place. About four days
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-11-13
COUNTY TEACHERS ORGANIZE.
Addresses Made and Luncheon
Seryed--Interesting Exercises.

Pursuant to the announcement
published in The County Record by
County Superintendent of Educa'
ton R N Speigner, Saturday last a,
12 o'clock a fairly good representa-
ton of the teachers of Williamsburg
county met at the Kingstree school
building for The purpose of organiz'
ing a county teachers association
Mr. Speigner presided.
The meeting was opened with 9
Bible lesson and prayer by Rev d A
Phillips, of the Methodist church.
Hon R ] Kirk in an appropriate lit
tie address welcomed the visiting
teachers to Kingstree. After a, mo-
ton to the effect that an association
be formed, the following officers
were elected: President. Miss Bennie
l. Adams of Cedar Swamp; vice
president, Miss Louise Plowden OF
Indiantown; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Quinnette Dantzler of Kings
tree. Miss Laura Cromer of Kings.
tree, Prof Lewis of Indiantown and
Miss Matte Harper of Greeiyville
were appointed a programme COM
n,irtee4 Miss Adams 1nd Mr. Speig.
ner #ilrece-operate with this COM
mittee in their efforts to make them
interesting and instructive.
Luncheon consisting Of coffee, ,choc.
olate, sandwiches and crackers was
served by Misses Ruby Thorn and
Emma Brockington in one OF the
class rooms.
After luncheon, Miss McLees took
charge of the meeting. She showed
how a chart, very valuable to first
grade teachers, could be made for 25
cents. AIl the teachers were advised
to teach sewing and manual train
ing She gave the first lesson in raffia
the sewing of the plated raftia
into doll hats or small baskets. She
showed how by the use of cardboard
and the blanket or buttonhole stitch
with the rafia attractive picture
frames, jewelry boxes or napkin
rings could be made.
AS whole, the meeting was very
interesting and instructive. Those
present, not teachers, were: Hon K }
Kirk, Rev D A Phillips. Mr. W F
Toiley, Mr. R N Speigner and Miss
Mamie McLees of Kingstree. The
following teachers also attended:
Mr. L Lewis, Misses Louise Plow-
den, Annie Brown, Marguerite Salt
ers, Indiantown school; Misses Ben
ME L Adams. Mary Huey, Cedar
Swamp school; Miss Mamie Perkins,
Nexsen school; Miss Ruth Carraway.
Bennett school; Misses Susan Gour-
din, Kate Weeks, Belser's x Roads
school; Miss Gladys Bailey, Spring
Branch school; Prof ] w Switten-
berg, Misses Laura Cromer, Ada
Brockington, Sara Gray, Cornelia
Plowden, Alma Davis, Lizzie Heape,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-11-13

Among our out-of-tOwn trends
and acquaintance in town last
Thursday for the show were: Mr.
Leo Carter, of Leo; Mrs Julius Nc
Fadden and children of Cades; Mr.
and Mrs Otis Arrowsmith and chill
dren and Mrs Emile Arrowsmith
and children of Kingstree; Mrs
Laura McGee and little daughter,
Miss Palmira Lee of Scranton; MIR
and Mrs VR Caldwell, Misses Gam
BILE and Wheeler and Mr. Tom Kel-
lahan of Kingstre, and many others.
The show, while not the biggest nor
best that has ever been here,
brought the crowd all right. There
were fully 1000 people in town, and
considering it all, it was a sure
enough holiday.
Miss Florrie Williamson was mar
ried to Mr. Otto Allen last Sunday
morning at the home of Rey W H
Whitehead, Jr, Mr. Whitehead per-
forming the ceremony. Miss Will
Hanson has a large number OF
friends and relatives at this place,
who wish for them bosha long and
happy Life. ~- ~.
In the presence of a few intimate
friends and relatives, at the home of
the parents Of the bride, Miss Mar
garet Winston and Mr. Claude E
Taylor, both of this place, were
united in matrimony Wednesday
evening, November 5, 1913, Rev c c
Derrick, the pastor Of the bride, Of
fciating. Miss Ara Rogers sang
Because" accompanied by Miss
Mayme Green at the piano, after
which the bridal party entered the
front parlor to the strains of Men
delssohn's wedding march, rendered
by Miss Green, in the following Or
der: Misses jamie Johnson and An
ME Allen, Nell Beavers and Ara
Rogers, Ethel Fitch and Laura Rog-
ers. The bride was attired in tai
lored suit of peacock blue with hat,
gloves and shoes to harmonic; the
maids wore long, trailing white
crepe robes and carried pink roses.
Mr. Taylor is prominent young
business man of this city; Mrs Tay-
lor is one of Lake City's many
charming and popular young ladies,
and their host of friends here con-
gratulate them and extend the
best of wishes for their future
happiness. l. b n.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-11-13

New shipment of Bagging and
Ties just received. Let us supply
Won. 10-30-3t
THE PEOPLES MERCANTILE Co.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-11-13

Agness Erckmann, Quinnette Dantz-
Ter, Kingstree High and Graded
school.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Die 3uiammteniebmne Ses 81.
GeueeimmtS.
(epeSten fir btsfe Seitune.)

9urf Den Sob bes Cardinals
I9uirre y 8arcia lit Die 3abl Der
Nit9lieber bes 81. Golleeiums auf 5S
5uriidgegangen. Sicrppn iinb % bon
Geo benz Srei5ebnten. 81 bon Bins bent
3ebnten freiert fporben, einem fpllrba
Der Eurpur bon Yilis benz Hcunten
perlieben, unb elmer lit in petto refer
bert. gminen5 Iauirre lit Der Al.
mdbrenb bes Tontififats Yius' be5
3ebnten babinsei6iebcne Cardinal uno
Der pierte in bieiem Sabre. Sn Der
Iltersliite Der gnrbindle ~figuriert Der
Seritorbene an 5ebntcr Stelle. 5tpiidcn
Serafino @annutcIi nit 70 unb Racz
tin De la Serrcra nit rs Sabrcu. Die
d~lteiten Gminen5en iinb bi Eietro nlo
Sreglia nit ie IS Sabren. Nunmebr
beitebt bas Sl. Guae9ium aus 80 itaa
lieniIhen nnb aus 25 ntdts italients
iden Mit9licperrL ipopon bier ipants
i6er Ibfunft, brei iinb Norbs Imcris
taner. flint reiibieren in Seiterreihs
lln9arn, ieds iinb S~ran8oien, lie elmer
itammt aus 9eutIf,Ianb. Siibs Imez
rita, Iuitralien, England, Soaauo,
Sel9ien unb Yortugal. Sem Hansc
nnf iest iif Jest bas Sl. GpIeeium
aus feds garbinals Siidofen, AS Car
binalz Erieitern, unb feds Cardinal
Sinfonen 5ulammen.--(g. ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Marfhaa ais Sreintamrer.

@icez Irdiibent IarIbaG ppbnte
neuli6 zines Ibenbs einem in eiuem
9roben 5oteI gu @aibinstou. 8. g.,
~9esebenen gmpfans Der Sreimaursr
bel unb belt cine Inrebe. in Der er
ia9te, bob mir. obi6on mir in elmer
Hepllblif leben. &laiien bnben, bon
benen einiee burh Heiftbum, anbere
ourd Ius5eihnuns uno anbere burh
politiihe SteIune beoingt tperben. ST
fubr bann olio fort:
.gs eibt eiuen Ylat, mo 8laiienz
lnterihieo beiieite eeIegt pirb unb
Idnner bonn flariten geritanbe. nit
Dem grDBten Ser5en, 5uiammen tnm>
men, nno oas lit ltm unieren 9enteins
iamen altar beg SreimaIrertbums
Sa lebren mir. fpenn es audi ionit
niraenbs era in &merifa eeihiebt,
bic gateritabt @ottes uni Die 8riiberz
liffeit Der Renihen."
Im ShluHe bebauptete er. Size
mani tonne elm gutter Sreimaurer fem,
Der fein gutter 9iirser unb fein gottess
fiirhtieer 3eui9 fei!
5r. Waribna iolte ii6 bic Wiibe
nebmen, Die Srasen gu beanttporten:
8ie itebt es NIT ben WGnnern in
Sranfrei6, tpelde bic Stride hires
9eiistbums b%erallbten. unb fpie nit
ben Wtdnnern in Yortusal, tpelhe Die
8egieruns an iih eeriiien unb bic
Heltsion NIT SiiBen treten2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

Staate baourb Before giiroer gu
geben, bab man tic 81 b~cIicren G5riItsll
llad}t. Sie Srcunbe Der driItlidbell
G~r5icbung perurtbcilcn ben Staut
nid]t, lpeil er feinen Heligipn5untsrs
rift IN Den nffentliheu Sdulcn, tpie
tic icet %oraaniiiert Iinb, crtbeilt; benz
tic lpillen iuobl, baB es nibt i'm @ez
reide bes Staates liegt, &eligion st
lebren. Sic fplgen einfod ibrcm @es
nilen, inocm ie ibre 6inber in cpna
~feiiionellc Sdulen i6iden, in benen sic
Geli9ion ibren reftmdBieen Ylas uno
@infllb babcn fann."
Sas lit cine autbenti5he
Sarlcgun9 Der Saltung Der aot6p>
lifcn in Der S6ulfrage. SGttc Bic
.Wtenace" alld) MIR einen Sdimmer
bon gbrlihfeit, bann pilroc lie Iid,
anf oieie Sdbe berllfen miiIien. G3
tpiirbe ibr banu idiper fallen, Die &ns
tbolifen als rSeridporer" 9egen bic
Subtle Sd)opl" gu pcrlditern. Sc
raoe5u ipabnpibi9 lit Die Sorberlln9,
Den &ntbpliteu bas HcdJt a~b5uIprez
6cn. in Snden Der Bubble S6ool"
mit5ureocn. &pbl beflagcn lie es,
DOB Der Staat Die Heligion in lei
nen1 Sdyulipelen i9noriert; ipp6l be-
5eihnen iie es als cine llnocredtioz
teit, bnB Tie fir Elm Shulipitem be-
i~tellert tperben, ba5 lie niG)t bcniiten
fDnnen = aber barnus Sorberurgcn
nad elmer @erfiir5uug Der 9 ii II
Of tt Der &atbp(ifen ob3lleis
ten, oas briu9t nur Der blinbmiitbine
SaB bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS liub
Ipaisnrus fcrtig, Der in Der n0teuace"
linb ibren Sintermdnnern 81 reuem
2eben eritanoen it'll 9as Ninbeite,
bas mani erlparten fDnnte, mare bpA
ippbl, baB iene Yatrioten. Die cine 10
%ltniinnige Soroerltng erbeben, bardn
Die Siucite fniipfen niirben: 9ab
Der rStaat" nuf bic 5teuer@
gro den Der &atbplitcu
fir g d IN de Ser8iht
leiite! Siir9er 5~lpeiter aldiie,
Die pobl @flid)tcn. aber fcire 8cdtc
bahen, Die misera contribuens plebS,
Srobntnedte - bas it's, mas fpir
&atbolifen nnh Dem 8i0cn DER
8alfer, @atipn unD @enoiien iein
iollen!-. 8anbercr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

hanger Der -Sadc" biirfte e~rtpdsenbe
Wenihen nidt bon Der Sdbigfeit Der
Srall, pom DEM Wabl5ettcl nit lleber@
le9lin9 @ebralid MAIDEN 81 fonnen,
ibcr5eu9en. Sie itreitbdren inter
inIercn Srffra9etten iprad)en in Den
lesten Sagen piel bon Der rihimpfliS
fen Sebunblung" Der Siibreriu Der
9eipalttbdtieen Suffrngetten gng>
lambs; bon Ser Gptblpenbiafeit, cine
~nationale gelue9une" IN ibrem Sntes
rene IN S5ene gu ieben, uno bon Der
.prablerii6en Srcibeit" bieles' 2anoes.
Iber Die 9eiebIife Scite bes Sales,
Der et9entlif IN Sragc itebenbe Sunft.
miro nidt beriibrt.
Sie Yantburit unb ibre @efol9ifaft
baben Der Sahe Der Srolen in gnS@
LAMB 10 iebr seifaoet, bab Gin anddtis
ger Sliiael Der Snffra9etten : Eartei
ibrc Wtetbooen in nift NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Den Worten perbanrmt. Sbr Iuftreten
IN Mmerifa miro allh bier Der Sdde
Der Sruuenreftler ihnbcn, unb bann
lit es mpglid, oab ibr Seiipiel Die 8ns
biaten inter nnieren Suffragetten gu
@etpnltaften bcrleitcn pirD.
I~erniinftisere unb in Die 3ufunft
blidenoe Srauen inter Sen Snffrngets
ten, benen Die Snte. fir Die lie fdm>
pfen, pirtlid am Ser5cn liest unb Die
ben 8llmmel niht bios ais rWobe"
ooer our alr5ipeil mitma6en, bebauz
ern aufrihtis bas Gpmmen Der Sanfe
BURT. Iber bic Tnti= S%ufirasetten, bic
r0eic1ihaft fir bic Grbaltnng Der
tuabren Sram," b~iirften bic Nafriht
BON Der Snlaiinns hes gewalttbdtisen
Weibes nit etnem smfriepenen 9adeln
anfgenDmnten haben; bebeutet has
@ieriein Der .4anfburit bod Smuadjs
si ibren Getben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Mrs. 3oaneRnrit ans ihre
Dsrtraesreiie.

Srau gmmeline Tnntburit lit alto
Der bebauerlifen Hotblpenbi9feit. iid)
an Sobc gu bun9ern. entboben norbeu.
Sic bat lanben oiirfen, bat 8unddit in
9teip gorf ibre critic 8ebe baltcn fons
men. lam ibren anbercn .Sortragsz
perpfliftIugen" ndhtommen uno
nirb bann, in eiuem Wtonat, init
SdGBen belaoen" nnd) 2onoon 5lriid@
febren. Die Taufburits Iffdre bir9t
cine ie6r lpertbpolle 9ebre III lid.
Sie Spiterie. mclhe Die temperate
GinIperrung Der Ynnfburit auf ellis
Sslanb outage forberte, 5ei8t oeutlif.
baB Die 8erniinfti9eren IN Der Sufiras
getten sYartei red)t battcn, ais iie gez
gen Srau Eantburit's aommen nad
bieiem 2anoe proteitierten. Der Con
Der 9riefe, Selegramme unb pffentlis
den I~euberunSen Der auf9eresten ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
8erebam mnS reiebe 2lftien'
Jnhaber.

Ser ImeritaniiGe 9ersbau : Som
sreb nabm in YbilabeIpbia, 9a.. in
ieinem 10. Sabresfonpent auf Iutraa
bon Sibnep German aus @%aibington
cine Heiolution an, in ipelfer es
beibt, Die unebrenbaften Sperationen
Der finan5ieu Wdhtigen bilbeten einc
srobe 9cfabr fir Den gcrsbaubetrieb.
Sn Der 8eiolution erfldrte Der Som
9reB 1ih aud fir Die ginfiibruns
9leihformiger S~taatsgeiebe. pelde
Den @inpritdts I%ftiondren Sdub sez
fpGbren, inbem iie DEN Sirettoren cine
beitimmtere @eranttportlidteit fir ibre
8oblfabrt auferlegten unb @eritDbe
gegen iolhe 8eitimmungen 5u einent
Gerbreden itenpelten, peldes burd)
3u6tbausitrafe 81 abnbcn lei.
Ser &ongreB peripridt, oerarti9e
8e~itrebun9en nad ardften 81 nnters
fifteen. unb einpfieblt Dem Suiti3bes
parchment. Die Sfanbale 81 untcrIus
den. ipeld)e fiir5li6 be5iiglid 8ertbs
papieren an Den Gag getommen iino,
ipcld)c an Der Netp 9orfer gffettenbDric
notirt iparen, UNI 81 ermitteln, lpen
Die @erantiportuns bafiir trifft uno Die
9etreffenben our HefenIdaft gu 3ies
ben. Ibihriften Der Heiolutiou fpers
ben benz 9rdiibenten 8ilion. Dem Sc
neralaupalt linb Der Neip Yorter 9DrIe
5lI9eitellt tperben.
Gin Ingriff bes 8unbesienntors
Sobu s. Sbafrotb bon Colorado rih>
tete iih gegcn Die Suubestontrolc iiber
SUPERINTENDENT unb @aierredte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

grperten iinb nuf gdrnte sefletteri
unb baben bas Sreibeu Der 8rdbe ses
an bepbad)tet, bnben ibr audo in DEN
Na9en 9egudt unh ba baben lie bann
lefunben, bnB Die 8rdbe als Sertil9er
Der Sellihreden unb anberen 1lngez
iiefers Der grDBte B~obltbdter Der
aanbpirtbifaft lit. Sie paar Sns
nentDrner, Die lie nebenbei p~er5ebren.
omen mir gang gut entbebren, benin
ic Sanbrpirtbidaft leibet cher an 81
,ielem Samcn ais an 81 ~tpenigem uno
lie &rdben 9eben ielbitperitdnblih buz
III, mo Samen inn lleberfluB lit u.lb
orgen oamit, DAB Die Sruft nidt i'm
teime eritife.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

Serr grpan bat iid tiir5lid bitter
:beflagt iiber Die b6ien 3eitungeu,
neil lie i'm idledt mafteu uno iein
Dffentli6es G~eDenbalten fir @elo
zines Staatsbeomten unfpiirbig err
fldrten. &as bat er aber iest ba5n
5u iasen. baB elm Damn ieiner eigez
men Tartei. Der Spreder Clamp
Glart, ebenfaus 10 ettpas fir burGs
aus unitattbaft erfldrt?
MerDinss nennt Serr gIarf feis
nen Namen, unb Serr 9rban brardt
bes6alb Die 8emerfune: r@s lit meiz
ner anii1t mad ni1t reht. ipenn elm
Wann bon Der Hegierung @elb
nimmt fir elm Mr,t ltnb bann bieies
slmt pernahldiiist", nid)t auf iid gu
be5ieben. User a6er, itatt fem .Imt
Su peripnltcu, in Der 8elt berums
rutiht unb @eben bdlt, Der bernahs
ldifigt fem gmt, pofiir er be5ablt
miro. Go ipas piro in teinem @es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

5enten brndte. iuar UNI mebr als 5ipets
~uno5nun5ig Srp5ent .groBer ais i'm
Sabre uorber. Wfit dIeiniger Gls>
ildbme bes Staates Californian fnnben
in allen Stanten &rciss @rbDbungen
Itatt. afnbe5u 5ipei Srittel Des Sctruz
leums, bas in Der 8elt prpbu5irt
miro, pirb in Den Scr. Staaten pro-
bu5irt. Gn Der Sibe Scr 0clitoaten
itcht bellte Californian nit elmer Sab
re5prpbltftion bon SO NfiQionen Sabi
an 3lucitcr Stellc itcbt S~flahomu NIT
81, an brittcr Suinois NIT IS, an
picrter Sirginien nit 10, an ~fiinftcr
nit ctlpn II, ON iehitcr 2ouiz
iiatn nit 8 ulb ali iiebeuter Sbip nit
an1dbcrnb ueln Wilipnen SAB. Scr
Staat &cnniplonnic1L bon Dem Die
amcritnniIhc &ctrolelm : Snbuitrie
au8Qcgangcn lit, itebt bcute an adbter
SteIlc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
misunderstanding

fommt. 10 LANCE Die @inbringung Der
@rute ballcrt = tbeils 50 pber $3.50
pro Sag = lit bcfannt, dubert nber
an ben obi9en all9emeinen 3iffern
nihts.
SIM @er9leth gu Ben 2r6nen, tpelde
i'm Sabre 1894 fiir bieielbe Irbeit be-
8nblt norben lparen, iinb Die iesigen
SDbne Inn IS YroScnt gciticgen. Wit
mand}en aubercn Irten Irbeit bers
gliden, unb bel ben meiitens man9elns
ben organiiierteu Semiibuneen fir
cine GrbDbun9, erideint bieies Ser
bdltniB nidJt 10 %ungiiniti9.