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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23
PARCELS POST
Eggs Meat and Many Farm Pro-
ducts May be Sent by Mail.

Complaint has been made that
many merchants and many farm
ers do not seem to appreciate the
full value of the parcels post.
Parcels post has recently been so
enlarged and extended by the in
crease to twenty pounds of the
weight limit for the first and sec
ond zones and by the reduction OF
rates, that it opens a vast market
for butter and eggs, vegetables and
fruit. Every farmer may now do
mail order business. He stands
on the same bas with the largest
shipper of small packages. There
are no rebates in a government
monopoly. He can do away with
the long, tiresome trips to the
town market, by securing regular
customers and supplying them by
parcels post. He can save the
small or large quantities OF frul'
that otherwise would be lost IN
the stress of more important farm
operations, by putting it all IL
baskets and mailing it to the city
He can do this because the rura
carrier will receive his packages fol
delivery at his own door and there
IS no time lost. The convenience
of this service will eventually en-
courage farmers to raise more
garden truck and to go more ex
tensively into the poultry business
The parcel post enables the busi
ness farmer to save the middle
mems commission by delivering h
produce at the door of the city o
town customers.
The rural routes of the posta
service reach twenty million peo
pie who have never before had al
express service. This is the clas
to be most greatly benefited b,
the parcel post, but it will not b
surpr sing if the farmer is incline
to be slow in grasp'ng the benefit
and opportunities.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23
BLEW OUT THE DAM TO
UTILIZE THE OLD PLANTS
Power Company Was Given the Decision by the Federal
Court and Condemnation Suits of Several Parties
DsmissedThe Blowing of the Dam Will Allow the
Water to Lower gain

The following story appeared in
the Pocatello Tribune Tuesday
evening, and il may be the exact
dope on the situation, so far as we
know, but still it does not seem
probable that a company of sane
business men would destroy thous-
ands of dollars worth Of their own
property in order to get out OF
paying damages to property owners.
1t is far more likely that the com
pany is forced tomake use of the
old plants and in order to accom-
plish this, must allow the water
to flow down the old channel The
story follows:
Last term of United States fed
eral court, held in Pocatello. among
other things, dismissed the suits
of Phillbrick & Greenwood of the
American Falls Townsite company,
and that Of NJ. Schmidt, against the
Southern Idaho Water Power COM
pany.
These suits were brought early
in the summer, when damages were
claimed because the backwater from
the power company at American
Falls had flooded the lands of the
parties in question. Heavy damages
were claimed, and the matter was
thrown into the hands of board of
appraisers and valuations were set.
In district court the Power company
moved that the condemnation suits
he dism issed, but this was denied
by Judge Bulge. The matter was
then taken into the federal court.
as the power company is not an
Idaho corporation, and before ad-
journment was taken the action OF
the parties named was dismissed
"Coincident with this the power
company has blown out large sec
ton of the splendid cement work at
the dam in order to permit the
stream to go down the old channel
and the island plant of the company
will be operated. The financial EN-
barrassment of the Kuhns whil'
temporarily causing a cessation Oi
operations, was less effective in
stopping the work than was the
; litigation that followed, and as al
contemplated Improvements have
been abandoned Indefinitely, anC
the recent action taken in blowing
out a portion of the dam would in
dicate that the com~-ny will en-
deavor TO get along with the oil
plants until such time as con
ditions adjust themselves, and tn
new plant can be improved an'
operated"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23
ElHE EDIsoN TALKING PICrUREs

VHE EDISON TALKING PICTURES
The first local demonstration of
he New Edison Kinetophone will
81 given at the Auditorium Monday,
October 27. The performance will
show that the device is everything
shat has been said of it, the sounds
coming frcm the mouths of the
p TOYS in perfect harmony with the
move ment of the l'ps and the ac-
cCmpanying gestures, and with such
distinotness that the words can be
heard in every corner of the thea
ire. You must see these Talking
Pictures to believe them and to
know that the old master. Thomas
A. Edison, han scored once more,
and scored heal ly too.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23
Foretelling Weather
By Actions OF Cattle

The old-t 'mers watched weather
indications sharply But the one
time when a sign was verified was
remembered, while the dozen times
It failed were forgotten. They
were remarkably accurate in their
deductions from cloud movements
To the people of solitary spaces,
sky and clouds were a theater of
contending forces that gave them
diversion. Slight changes were
seen and corresponding results
noted.
Peasant immigrants from Europe
are still keen judges of weather.
If you want to know if you can
safely venture a picnic, you can
do about as well to ask Polish
Rosey as to trust the learned
weather bureau forecastsl
Sugar-beet growing means mors
than the mere profits from growing
the beets. 1t introduces a higher type
Of agriculture and the crops raised In
rotation are better.
At this season COWS should be dry,
30 as to avoid milking during fly
-ime and excessive heat. Pastures are
ihort. too, and a dry COW can stand
t better than a good mixer.
1t pays to whitewash, ventilate and
properly light stables; to brush and
curry COWS; to use clean and we'll
covered utensils, to cool milk quickly
and to have cool place for the milk
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23

through the local office. is opti-
mistic of one OF the busiest fall
seasons that has been known 30
this part OF Idaho. In speaking
to a Tribune representative yester-
day, Secrtary o. E. Scott said:
I'VE are shipping 80 cars OF po-
tatoes today and selling them at
prices that are as good as obtained
this season. netting grower on many
shipments over 81. Regular dealers
are paying Csc to zoe and several
out of the market on account of
the decline.
"The unmatured stock is getting
cleaned up and we predict a better
market for the next week. Grain
markets are stronger and our con-
signments have been splendid this
week. Scarcity of box cars has held
back shipments but we are getting
more cars and will ship large
amounts of grain next week.
Coast markets are strong for
milling wheat. We also have
several cars Of hogs for next week.
We are placing today orders for
two cars of lumber. three cars of
coal.
THE equity movement is grow
ng in great shape. e."-Pocatello Tri-
bune.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23
FRANK GO0DINC
Is A CANDIDATE
HAS ISSUED FORMAL AN
NOUNCEMENT THAT HE WILL
BE A CANDIDATE FOR SENATE
Former Governor Has Cast His Hat
Into the Ring Early In Ordes
That All Voters May Know of
His Intention.

frank R. Gooding has issued a
formal announcement declaring his
candidacy for the United States
senate and after his usual plan,
has doubtless flooded the state with
those printed statements.
'---+fe- cites the history of his resi-
dence in the state of Idaho as an
argument, but says nothing regard
ing the circumstance that bobbed
up in Boise last fall, when he was
barred from becoming a candidate
because of the defect in his United
States citizenship at that time.
The old familiar expression,
"stench in the nostrils" one of
Franks pet phrases, appears as an
argument against Brady and it ap-
pears on the face of it that he will
Immediately turn his batteries and
phials of wrath loose on the present
junior senator from Idaho, all OF
which may or may not be of effect
III QObCA AAlAAA6 ehO SoPeADAAAeACo OA
the individual who may entertain a
strong personal desire to fill Brady'i
seat.
He also refers to the Steunenberg
affair as an argument in his favor
though the connection is hardly
clear.
In fact, Frank wants to be sen
ator so bad that he has not over
/ looked any point that may be favor
able to him, though he cites one
reasonable certainty, in a cover
slam at those men who have beer
big enough to have interests in al
parts of the state, when he says:
"Nor shall l change my resi-
dence."
Fairly safe bet.-Pocatello Tri
bune>
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23
LODGE OF KNIGHTS
Is ORGANIZED
TWENTY-SIX MIN UNITE UNDER
BANNER OF THE KNIGHTS OF
i'NrHIAS

Team OF the Blackfoct Lodge and
a Number of Other Visitors Wit
ness the Instituting Ceremonies
and All Had jolly Good Time,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23

Services will be held at the M. E.
church at 1880 a. m. and Sun
day school at 1890 a. m. Rev.
Cook has changed his schedule so
as to be here for the morning SER
vice and at Aberdeen in the even
ing.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23
PROCEEDINGS OF
BECOMJESSIONERS

NCCuntg -nmissioness' minutes,
Sept 29th 9l3
= BOard az county comm 'ss'cneIs
'Of Power cunty met this d'v 's
per adjou nm6nt of Sept 18th.
Full board being present and The
follow ing proCeedt1gs were hed to-
wit.
The petition of p. A. Anderson
ct al of R0, kiand for the appoint
ment Of Otis Lloyd as Justice of
the Peace in and for Rockland pre-
cinct was pres nted to the board
and granted as prayed for.
The resignation of " E. Ram
dali as road overseer fer Arbon
district was presented to the board
and accepted and the board there
upon appointed Lawrence Dawson to
fill the vac ancy caused by the
res 'gnation of V. e. Randall
Tr-J--lff p fsiissifer-ef- f-RccKrand ap-
peared before the beard in be-
half of w. II Firl1'ns and asked
that the board remit the 1912
taxes of the said Firkins for the
reason hatr he is in md sent
q rcumstanees II having had three
cases fof typhoid fever and two
cas- tf pus umCnia in his fam "
W hin, the past few months. II ap-
p-arins TO the board that Nr.
Firk rs ~is -A9rfhy of assistance II
is hereby ordered thar the 1917
taxes Of fthe said w. n, = rk ms on
the fOllewing d scsitcd land; rms
N1s \of' NEA ~ S8t of Sc II
CContinned on page y
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23
EQUITY SHIPPING sPUDs
Secretary scott States That Immar
tured Stock Is Being
Cleaned Up.

That everything is moving in
fine shape in both grain and potato
markets IS evident from the con-
tracts being closed at this time.
The Farmers Society of Equity,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-23

ION Monday evening a lodge OF
the Knights of Pythias was organ
ized here under direction of State
Organizer Dolan, the work being
put on by team from Mount
Mcriah lodge at Blackfoot. Grand
Chancellor Todd of the Domain Of
idaho. was present as were a num-
her of other members of the order
from Pocatello and other nearby
pluces
Twenty-six applications had been
received for membership but only
tiftsen members were taken in on
Me- opening njghE/ 1t being ths
'bpyiest season yot the year, many
Is S-thuse ylfop had made rapVfica-
f-rn sgaSa Il .jmh hossihie to~be pres
'asrt.for- --tafe Institution.
The officers elected for the new
lodge are given as follows:
Chancellor Commander, T. 8
Becker; Vice Chancellor. John R
Jones; Chancellor Prelate, A. N
Dwyer; Mastered -Work. s0.@.1T
Grew lsH::. Keeper of Records ant
Seals, Roland Evans; Master o
Finance, Carl lines; Master o
Exchecquer, L. L. Evans, Jr.; Mas
ter at Arms, George W. Strong; In
ner Guard, Otto Mayer; Outer Guar
AE z. Earring.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
9nfiet Gner Sinh nift an Gcsema mno
Sautausidl1gcm lciben.

ainber brnlldbcn eir,c p~erfeftc @nllts
befc. @nlltausidl1ge pcrIriahcn benz
Iclbcn niht nllr groBe Sdmer5eL ions
bern 1inb bcrcn WudJsthum hiuOcrlid,.
Or. &pbiun's Gc5ema Sintmeut bringi
iid)crc 2inocrun8 unb cine pplitdubige
&ur fir Die Ieibcnbcn ainber, Die nit
iolf' ihner5baitcn Snutausidldgen
bebaftet iinb. n%ltnier Sinh lit an
6nutausidldaen am garl8cn 9clihi
uuIb &opf. Icr5te lnb Surts Spc8ine
liitcn founten linn niht bclfcn. @ir
perillbtcn Or. &pbiou's @c5cma Clint
ment unb iparcu i;bergliiflif, bas
aino b%oQitdnbig gcbciIt 81 ieben, ebe
mir cine Shahtcl 9ebraltht ba%tten".
Ihrcibt 6rau Strubler o Subuqic,
Sopa. Sn alien N~pothefen ober per
Ypit, so Gents. Tfciffer Chemical
GumpaltD, ct. 2olis, gPo., unb Ybilns
pclphiu, $50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
SreiGerr b. @crtling s%efeiert.

Gus 8crlin ocrlnutct umtcr'm Sas
tim pom 81. Nuauit: Sic biciiQcn 3ciz
tuuQcu, Die offi3i6ic o?Iorabcutidc NQs
oclneine 3citlmQ" on Der Spibc, &C.
beufcn 6cutc oc5 10. &c3urt5tnAt9 bc5
barcriIdcu Observation-Disclosures @corg
Tr6rn. b. &crt.iuA Der om 81. Iu8lit
s343 an GarruituOt 6as &idt Der &clt
crr idt bat,
92iinhcuer 9cpcidlcn brit9cn Be
~;htc bon ocu uminilcubcn GhrunHcn,
sic Dem bclud6rtcn buucriidlcn Gtdatss
mann anlGBlih oe2 SuGcituBcS pon
omtlidcr unO ]pripatcr Scitc 81 She'll
oeuprocu IinO. Sic lnnBc 9icibc Der
@hidpiluidc purOe burd Gin Snnbs
idrrcibcu bca Rriu3rcscntcn Subipia en-
Dffnct, Der, pcriGnlid BON 0iindlcn nbs
mcIcnb, lcincn General : N%nintdntcn
nit Der llcbcrmittnm0 hcS 56reihcns
bcauitrapt unb bcm Sibilar cine tOIts
bare Bale iibcrianbt bat.
@corQ Gr6r, b, 6crtling, az 81.
gugut 1913 in Garmiiabt geboren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

ibrc @ebirn3cllcn MAIDEN llnb tic lid
Der %crgdrgc bel ibrcm "Gripofen"
crirnlcrn n"liiiicn.
SAB %or9d19c cinen @inbrud alif
bic @~ebirn5clen MAIDEN, tnnn nid)t III
Nbrcoc 9eitcQt ipcrbcn; bnb Die 3eucn
Iih in 9cpilcu Scitrdilnlen crncilern,
lit nld dnSuncbmcu. Wir fnnncn blcs
nm bcltcn bel Den Sbicrcn, Dor Nllcm
Bel Den 6unbcu, bcpGndltcn. Ser
6rnb crinncrt iid) Iciucs Wciltcrs uno
crtcnnt i'm mad Sabre LANCER Srcns
nI1B, ndlnlidb 10 LANCE, ols @cbirns
6cllen criiticrcn, auf neldc Der In>
bid obcr Die @cgcnlpnrt bcs Mciitcrs
cincll Ginbrud mdd)tcr. Sino ptcle
pcriflulinbcn, 10 bat Die Grinncrlina
bcim 6unbc Gin @npc. Suacgcn bort
man nltc Terioncn. ioldc Die I'M so.
uno 90. Scbcnsjabrc itcbcrl, bon ibrcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Stdrfet id)madc Nieren.

9eibet nidt ldnacr an i6tpahen
Nicren. Sic fonnen prpmpte grleihs
tcrilrg erbalten, fpern Sic electric
Differs sebraud)en. iene ipunoerbare
Mebi8in, Die iibera1 bon Srniien ge>
lobt mirb. Saugct beiitc nit elmer
Sluihe an unb Sbr perhct balb fpie
elm neiles 8elcn filblcn, nit Irbeitsz
Init lnb pbne Surtht Dor Shn1er8.
6err Sobn 0opling Dor San Sruns
cisco id)reibt: .Sanfberfeit fir Den
ipunberboren Grfolg bon electric
9iiters lit Der 8elpegerunb bieies
S6reibens. @s furirte meine Satin,
nad)bem ales Inpere periast bate"
electric gitters lit alih nirfiam bel
2eberleiben. gs gibt nihts geiieres
fir SerbauungSbeihnerben II. Silioz
iitdt. Yreis so Gents unb $1.O0 in
3. 8. Hnete's Ipotbefe, 656
Wain Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Hieien =Gihe6ie.

Iuf Ser fleiucn Sllicl Gomobo, Sic
i'm SunbdzN rd,ipel 5piifcn Shores
unD Sumbalpa lie9t, lit nad) Dem Sc@
ridte Deg ~~3pologiIhen @nrtcn bon
S%uiten5org" BON Dem bplldnbiIden
Ibminiltrntor ban Glenn ban Sersz
brof cine bisber unbefannte Nrt BON
Hieien> @ibedJien entbedt lporben, Die
III ibrer @r6Be ale bisber b%cfanuten
Irten bel @eitcm ilbertrifft. 9iah
Den iibereinitimnenben @usiagen Der
Gingeborcncn, benen bicic Hieicn>
Gibehie ais Spcnia barat felt Sangem
bcfannt lit, ipllcn bieie ~2anbs arofoz
Oiac" bisipeilen cine &dngc bon IS bis
20 SuB crreidcn. Sic lebcn nlsz
IdlieBlih nuf Dem &oube in iclb1tgee
grabenen SDblen unh 5eiAncn iif
ourh utgeip0bnlihe ShncQigfcit aus.
San Stcpn gelnn9 cs, bon bicicm
3bierc. bns bcn Nnmcn @aranlls Goz
m~obenIis erbnlten bat. Elm iicbcn Sur
longes Grcmplur 81 f~nngcn, bns in
Sopa nls elmer bishcr m%1bctonntcn
Sbierort n%ngebDrig icitgeitcllt luurbe.
Spdtcr gclnng audi Der Sang cines
5pDlf SUB lnn9en Gremplurcs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Der Sal ,Sbaw".

Irs Sbcrbroofc. Canada, ipirS
untcr'm Satum BON =. september &C.
melbct: @egeu Die bcitigcn Yroteite Der
Inmdlte 0 Sarrp s.. Sbatp oronete
Hihtcr Srtfinion inl Sbcrgeriht an,
bab ba5 pom Den Gcrtrctern bcs Stau>
tcs Neip s)ort IN Die @ege geleitete
&nbca5 Corpus &crfnbrcn ieinen
6urtgan8 ncbmen ipl. Ils Sertreter
bcs Yrcmiermiuiiftr5 unb hcs 8enes
raj Inlpdlts lit Nime @coffrion biel
eingctrpffen, Der Die @rtldrrns Obj
gab, Die @efdn9niNc Ganaba's ieier
fein 3ufluftsort fiir Sliidtlin9e aus
onbcren 2dnberu. Sic Iuslieferungss
fro9e miiiie iofort cntihicpcn. lpcrben
Sic Nmpdltc Shap'3 mabtcn geger
icinc Stcllungndbnle peracbli6 Sront
Die Help Yurfer iinb pDlig iic9ess
9epib unb bnbcn bcrcitS Gin Iuto'
mobil beitcllt, in bcm Sbaiu nah Der
@%ercini9tcn Stnatcu 6uriid9cbraht
lperbcn ioQ. Atnd)bcm beibe Seitcr
Den Sail bnrgclc9t bntten, pcrtaste 5ul
arDBten @nttdnifnng Der Nelp Yor:
fer Der Hi6ter Die @ntldeionll9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Gntbefuns ciner ,0plbb5ble".

Sipildcn Sobnsbah nnb Slisenbo>
Den in SbersS teiermarf, nuf Dem allsz
iihtsreifen Sattel, purbe cine anz
ideinenb iebr tiefe nnb beocutenbe
SDble entbedt. Sn Der gntfernuns
bon etpa elmer baIben 8egitunbe baut
Die Seftion NtDoling bes 8. II. Se.
I%lpennereins cine Sd)ubbiitte, Die naf
ibrer Sertigitelling einen 5ablreidcn
Sefud 3u sepdrtigen bat, % bieier
9crgriiden am SuBe bes Geideniteins
bisber MIR ipenig betannt lit. Sic
Soblc fiibrt I'M Solfsmunbe Den auf
ciner Gage b%erubenben Hamen Sob
b6ble, unb mic in Der 8iener rGbenb>
pot" mit9ctbeilt pirb, tpurben i'm
oberiten 5usdnglidlen Sbeile Der SDblc
morid)c 8alten %gefunoen, Die auf ber>
ihiebene Sprriftrngen 8ilr Sefabrllns
Der Soble boz iebr pielen Sabren
IhlieBen laiien.
Ser @insan9 5ur o0ble iiebt fpie Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Srriinnigc erlanst Gcritann wicber.

Sbgleih ibr 9cilt ncun5ebn Sabre
lang nmn1d)tet mar, crinilcrte lid cine
Srau Sprhnn o Itlantn, Ga, ibrcs
&inbcs, ais tic gang u%ncrlpartet ibrc
@eiitesfrnft ipicbcr erlangte. Ser
Sal itebt percin5clt ba lnb crregt
inter Den Ier5tcu groBcs Irfiebcn.
Mnn bate Die Srall ipcgcn cincs
Manifestations IN eincm SoIpital
ppcrirt, lnb pdbrcl,b tic iif langium
bon Den Solgcn Der operation crbulte,
crlnn9tc tic ibrc @ciinnllng lpicocr.
Tpr 10 Sabren nllrbc tic, nndocm tic
flr5 3llbor eincm &inbe bns 2ebcn &C.
ihenft bate, irrlinlig ullb pas ilz
SlpiiGcn in Der @clt boz lid ging. iii
fir Die Srun cine LANCE Nnht - ais
babe lie 10 Sabre lang gcihlufcn. -
9Ran fiibrtc Der Wrlttcr bas &inb, nad)
benr tic iih iebnte, glcid, boz, nift
eiu Snbp, ipnbcrn cine iun9e Srall
Hnnip Hoipe, 10 Sabre oft.
Sie Ncr5tc fDnnen Iid ben Ipnber>
barren Sal llidJt erfldrcn. abcr es gibt
nud) cine NuB 81 fnadcn iiir Die
yllllCl lullllCil ullp VpllCSlCllnltGl =.
2cbtcrc %beballptcn nGmlid, bnB bus
GrinncrungspcrmDgen ben Gcbirn>
5cllcn 5%u3uIhreibcn lei. Sic itcbcn
ober bier Dor ciucm Sroblem, bas tic
niht loIen pber crfldrcn fpnnen: Sic
y8iiicnidaft lcbrt, bnb Die 3c0cn fomz
men uub 9cbcn, entitcbcn unb Der
fallen. @cnn Dies nm Ger Sal lit,
10 baben iid) bic @cbirn5cllcn Der be-
ioqten Srou in 10 Subren 6neiz, mcnr
nidlt brci 0tal crncllert. &pn Den
3cllcn, nuf lpclde ppr 10 Snbren Gin
GrlebniB einen Ginbrld madDtc, ut Die
lcbtc id)on ldn9it pcridpunbcn, ir
bab, lpcnu es iid) bel DEM Gcritnnr
MIR nm cine Sunftion Der 8cbirn5cllen
banbcltc. Die Srau lid ibres ainbcs
mmm0glih bate crinncrn fDnncn,
@ns tic I'M 3uItnnhe ibrcr @eiitesz
umnaftlng borte uub lab, bnpon peif
tic dbiolut nidts, unb bod, bdtte IQcs
mas INN tic porgin9. bel elmer rein
natiirlid)cn Sodc cinen Ginbrud alli
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

iueite, tridtcrformige @rubc zines
Imci1enlolpen aus. In Der ticfitcn
Stels bes Srid)ter5 befinbet iid Elm
etlpa brei SUB breitcs rllnocs God, bas
crit ihrd9 nbipdrts fiibrt, nber balb
in einen Shod)t iibcrgcbt, Der obne
SDblenausriiitung unpaiiierbar lit.
@irft man Steine binein, 10 bort man
tic crit mad, redt gcralmer 3eit aufe
ihla9cn. @on Den Seuten Der linz
gebuns ipciB Niemanb Siferes iiber
bas Snnere Der lpicberentbedten SDble.
IS gebt MIR cine Gage bon einem
9ergfnappeu, Der friiber feline picl>
fppfige Snmilic fullm mebr erbultcn
fonnte, ploblih abcr auf groBem Slbe
81 lcben begann unb niht mebr
nrbeitete. Die 5ob!e ioll fiir i'm cine
G.uellc ieines Heiftbun5 gcrpcien iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

itlibirte Tbiloipphie unb id)lilg Sic
ofnpcntiihc 2aufbabn Gin. Gr babis
~litilIc lid 1857 in Bonn als Yripat>
bo3c1t, mllroe bort 1850 sum allBerz
orbcntlifcn %rofciipr eruount unb
1882 ais Srbinarius nad @tiind,er
b~crufcn. Sem Ncid)sta9 gebortc ,Srbr.
b. Sorting 1875 bis 1890 uub ppn
1896 bis Nnfan9 1912 oils bcrpprrnz
8cnbcs Wit9lieb nm Siibrer Der Gem
trllnlspnrtci an. Scit 1891 lit CT
alld] Hcidsrutb Scr aronc Snncrn's
unb icit Scbrllar 1912 buperiiber
W(iniltcr@ &rdiibent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Ter Wtilliunenprpsek hes &0nigS
Nlfuns.

Cine munberli6c Grbid)nftSge1hiftc
purbe iiinglt in Dem fran5Diiiden
StGbtdcn ct. @nuocnS %pcrbanoclt.
Sort bat Gin rcider Sonbcrling Ilbert
Saptne iciu gan3es Icrmogen IN
SDbc bon me6rerem Millionen Dem
aDnig bon Spnuicn permudt nno ut
bnlo nah Infiebuna bieIcs Scltumen>
tcs geitorben. IS ltebt felt, baB Sas
ptne irriinnig ipnr. Gr bat an elmer
Continuation bon %erfolgungslpnbn@
linn unp @roBcnpabn aclitten. Sas
ptne bat in umfarsrcihcn Shrifts
itildcn it'd cilcn fnlidcn Ndnen 5ns
gcci9nct unb CT Idricb an Den Vilrgers
mciiter pon ct. @auocns 5ablreife
Sricfe. III bencn CT flagt, pnB lcine
Gcrnnnbtcn ibm nad) Dem Scbcn trud)s
ten. Il9 Die frdn5Diiihcn ScbDrncn
AMI bic alngeu Der Srriinni9en niht
mcbr cin8in9cm, itellte CT lit untcr
Den Sdub ocS GDuigs bon Spanien,
Dem or iein gauges ScrmDgen pers
mudltc. SaS aurioleitc an Der &c
ididtc lit, boB Der ltol5e aaitiliancr
Nlfonio Der Srci3ebntc bieies Spcis
bcutigc Scltamcnt cines Tnrren nn9es
nommcn bat unb iebt Den Yro5eb 9egen
Die leiblidcn Gr6cn bcs Sobtcn fiibrt.
Bic Sdmciter Saptne's lit perid)iebenc
@alc nod Wnbrib eerciit, nm Den
&oni9 81 bitten. bieicn lcbtcn 8iQen
nid)t an5ucrtcnnen. gbcr IQes mar
pcrscblidl. Ser a0nig beltebt auf icis
men WiQioncn uub am %. SUM bat
Der Yro5cB ~be9onnen. Sic Tertrcter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

&aiicrlcituns aitf feline %llmgebnng
nu$5uncbncn, 9riif 6nrrp Sneocdcr
3lr cincnt lcbtcu Mittcl, Der @iinIdcl>
rutbc. Ginen gabelarti9 gcformtcl
3ipcig in Der &anb, bc9nnn CT nrf
icincm @runbitiif einen Tunpgun9.
ElDelid 5cigtc Der @infcl Der Nuthc
cine Ncigung nad ilntcn, nno 0nrrr
s!pcifcltc fcincr Iilgcnblid mcbr,
baB er Gcfllnocn, no CT gclild)t. vi
licb @rlnncn8rdber tomrmen, Die lp>
fort Die Irbcit b%cgnnncu. Sn elmer
Sieic bon % SUB iticb nan allf cine
biinrc Sclslngc, bicic lpuroc &C.
Iprcrgt utlb bnrllntcr 5cigtc it'd cine
@oiicrnper flint Sub ticf unb 5ipci
SilB brett; flares fnitcs @alicr, III &C.
nilgcrbcr Stdrfc Inn Snnicrbc bon
@cimitdttcu pcriorgcn 81 fonncn.-
oIn1erifd."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

Slgcnb5eit cr5dblen. Man bebauptete
mntcrialiitiihericits nun, bas grsdbs
len unb Wieberer5dblen bate etnen
Ginbrud oif neue 3cQen gemudt nno
10 Die @rinnerun9 heitdnoig uufges
friiht. Sci Der Eatientiu in Itlanta
bnbcn mir aber cincn Sail, Bel Dem
cine Iuffrilhun9 Der Grinneruns ans
geihlpfcn lit unb BEL nllem 3ellcns
lped1iel Die Grinnerung nift 3~eritprt
purbe. Ter Sail iullte ais etn ihla=
senber @cmeis anscieben uerben, bak
Der Wcrit cine nnitcrblife Seele hat,
unb bab Der Wscnih mod LANCE niht
lit mas or ift", mic elm Sreigeiit
Stalien's o Sabrcn idJrturris be-
MISUNDERSTANDING"