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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
and that the bill had become a law on

and that the bill had become a law or
account of the fact that it had not
been signed within the time stated in
the constitution. As the bill was re.
ceived by the governor at 10 o'clock
on the morning OF the 7th day OF
March. it would appear that the gov
ernor is we'll within the time limit
bearing on the subject OF vetos and,
as the bill was vetoed on March q,
1t will be seen that Mr.. Packard is in
error in his statement.
Section 70 OF the Constitution OF
the State Of North Dakota says:
Every bill which shall have passed
the legislative assembly shall, before
it becomes a law, be presented to the
governor. If he approve, he shall
sign, but If not, he shall return it with
his objections to the house in which
It originated, which shall enter the
objections at large upon the journal,
and proceed to reconsider it. If, after
such consideration, two-thirds of the
members-elect shall agree to pass the
bill, it shall be sent, together with the
objections, to the other house, by
which it shall likewise be reconsider.
cd, and If it be approved by two.thirds
Of the members.elect, it shall become
a law; but in all cases the vote Of
both houses shall be determined by
the yeas and nays. and the names of
the members voting for and against
the bill shall be entered upon the
journal Of each house, respectively.
IF ANY BILL SHALL NOT BE RE
TURNED BY THE GOVERNOR
WITHIN THREE DAYS SUNDAYS
ENCEPTED) AFTER 1T SHALL.
HAVE BEEN PRESENTED TO HIM,
THE SAME SHALL BE A LAW UN.
LESS THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEM-
BLY,, BY IT'S ADJOURNMENT PRE-
VENT IT'S RETURN, IN WHICH
CASE IT SHALL BE A LAW UN-
LESS HE FILE THE SAME WITH
HIS OBJECTIONS, IN THE OFFICE
or THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS AFTER
SUCH ADJOURNMENT"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
District COURT
IN Mercer Co.
'Chas. White Forfeits Bond to
Escape Charge Of Larceny
and PigglOg

Stanton Republican: The adjourn.
ed term OF the district court con
vened in this city Monday afternoon
with Judge uNuchols of Mandan on
the bench,
The first criminal case to be dispos.
ed of was that of Chas. Guth, charged
with violating the prohibition law.
The defendant plead guilty" and SEN
tence will be passed upon him Friday
morning.
The next case was that of Ludwig
Stuhldreher, charged with breaking
the prohibition law, to which charge
the defendant plead guilty" and was
sentenced to so days in the Morton
county jail, a $3.50 fine and the costs.
In the case of the State vs.. Jacob
Sailer, the defendant plead guilty OF
breaking the prohibition law and was
sentenced to 80 days in the Morton
county Jail, a $3.50 fine and the costs.
In the case of the State VS.. Jacob
Sailer, the defendant plead guilty OF
breaking the prohibition law and was
sentenced to 80 days in the county
Jail and given a fine Of 5000 with
costs. The Jail sentence being remit
ted on a promise by the defendant
that hereafter he would live within
the law and not engage in the bust.
ness again.
The case against A. A. Sailer was
dismissed, owing to the fact that
there was very little evidence against
him, that he is a young man OF ex"
cellent habits and has moved on a
iar:n.
The case against Otto Reimer was
dismissed, owing to an error in the
complaint. The defendant was dis.
missed and his bondsmen released.
The criminal actions against A. D.
Lathrop, Harry Carter and Dad Rea,
charged with fractures of the prohibi-
ton law, were continued to the next
term of court.
Chas. White did not appear to an
swer to the charges Of larceny and
plugging" consequently his bonds,
amounting to $500, were declared for
feited. The whereabouts OF White
are unknown at the present time, but,
AAo uOubl HC Will NC app cIClIuCu dIlu
brought back and prosecuted to the eX-
tent of the law. We are informed
that White has served time in Bur-
leigh County for violating the prohibit
ton law. "
In these cases the state was rep.
resented by States Attorney Cass, as.
sited by Attorney General Miller and
his assistant, Alfred Zuger, who came
up from Bismarck on Monday for this
purpose. .a...
The criminal cases were disposed
Of by Wednesday noon and the civil
cases taken up, but most of the cases
had been settled before. The first
case to be tried was that of Gunder-
son & Vixen VS.. Kundworth & Ruy-
man, being a case wherein the plain
tiffs u for 5000 in notes and the de-.
PENDANTS claim damages to the amount
of $4,000. The case implies good.
will and verbal contracts, two diff
cult problems for jurors to determine
the fact in.
The out-oftown attorneys in at
tendance were, John Sullivan of Man.
dan; Attorney Conmy of Fargo, and
Herbert O'Hare OF Garrison.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
WARREN APPEALS TO
The DISTRICT court

MlNOT, N. D.. March 2l.-A new
action in connection with the dispute
between County superintendent of
Schools e. G. Warren and the county
commissioners was started when a
notice of appeal from their action
taken several weeks ago, was served
on the members of the board this fore
noon.
This is a separate action from that
taken by Mr.. Warren some time ago
when he sought to mandamus the COM
missioners into authorizing the com-
m%issioners to pay his salary and his
mileage according to the bills filed by
him. The mandamus action was argu-
ed before Judge Fisk March 7, and al
though he at that time stated that he
would probably deny the application
for the writ of mandamus, he has not
yet handed down his decision.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22

The above bill is one of those veto.
ed by Governor Hanna Friday and the
reasons for the veto are given in the
message he has attached and sent to
the secretary OF state.
The veto Of the bin passed by the
last legislature leaves the bill passed
by the 1911 session as it has stood
for the past period. The salaries dur
ing the time since the commission was
organized have been paid out Of the
general fund on an opinion OF the at
torey general that they should be paid
out of that fud.
State Auditor Carl Jorgenson stated
yesterday afternoon, however, that he
would refuse to pay any money out
unles IS on the action of the state aud
itint; board. The board consists Of
five members, the governor, the sec.
rotary Of state, the state treasurer,
the state auditor and the attorney
general.
1t would appear then that there is at
the disposal of the tax commission
at the present time only $4,000 annu.
ally, the appropriation clause of H.
e. 3O3, session laws Of 1911, reading
as follows: Sec. IA. There is here.
by annually appropriated out of any
moneys in the state treasury not 9th
erwise appropriated the sum of $4,000,
or as much thereof al may be need.
ed for the purpose Of carrying out
the provisions of this act"
Article < Of the same law nrOyides.
Each of said commissioners shall
receive an annual salary of. three
thousand dollars payable in the same
manner that salaries of other state Of
ficers are paid"
F. E. Packard, who is a member OF
the tax commission and who il in MI
not at the present time, is stated to
have made the statement that the gov.
ernor was a little slow with his veto
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
CONFIRMED BY SENATE
favorable Action on Nominations
e. Made by President Wilson. ~

WASHINGTON. d. c., March Oh
The Senate has confirmed the follow
Wilson: Edwin F. sweet of Michigan
to be assistant secretary Of com
MERGE; DR.. B.. II. Galloway Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, assistant secretary
Of agriculture; John S. Williams OF
Virginia, assistant secretary Of the
treasury; F. D.. Roosevelt, Of New
York, assistant secretary Of the
navy; John Burke of North Dakota,
treasurer Of the United States; Jas.
A. Edgerton of New Jersey, purchas-
inf atient for the post office depart
ment; Peter j. Hamilton OF Alabama.
United States District Judge Of Porto
Rico. +"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
PATRONS DAY Of
UNUSUAL Interest
LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE OF
THE CITY VIEWED EXHIBITS
AT SCHOOL.

Patrons Day" for Thursday after
noon proved a great success. About
125 people visited the Will school, and
numerous complimentary remarks
have been made since about the ele-
giant display of work by the pupils OF
the various grades. The teachers and
pulls are both deserving of the high
est raise for the splendid work ac-
complished the past fall and winter
months.
Friday afternoon the North Ward
school was open to parents and friends
and anyone desiring to see the work
on display. The day was more favor
able tina on Thursday, and Friday at
ternoon, the North Ward school had
more than $50 visitors. ..
The afternoon proved in every re-
spect delightful to the visitors. and
the work on display was worth" of the
highest commentator. Some of the
art work, such as baskets and other
useful things, which had been made
by the upper grades were on sale, and
the money rallied from same went to-
ward paying for the material which
had been used in these articles. The
Victor Talking machine, which was
purchased last spring by money real
lied from the cantata given by the
school was used to entertain the on
pany Friday. Patrons Day has been
of such interest to parents and friends
that, in the future it will be looked
forward to with pleasure.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22

day today will in all probability have
to solve when he grows older.
The little fellow is John ID. Rookie
fetfer Ill.,, eldest son OF John y. Rock
efeller. Jr., and grandson Of the Stand
ard Oil magnate, the bulk o fwhose
millions he will eventually inherit.
The Rockefeller fortune is estimated
at upwards OF 1000, 100000. Should
the 7-year-old lad of today inherit
0ne-half OF this amount and the same
be compounded at interest for so
years he will have about $1,000, 100000
with which to make himself comfort
able in his old age.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
HOTEL WAS SAVED.

Sheldon Progress: What miglk
have resulted in a serious conflagra-
ton occurred at the Grand Pacific
hotel at about 1890 O'Clock Thursday
evening, when the chimney burned
out. There was a high wind blowing,
and had the fire gotten a better start,
it would undoubtedly have resulted in
surrounding buildings being damaged
also. Percy Foster proved himself a
hero, and after being apprised of the
would.be fire, in not much longer time
than it takes to tell it, he was on top
OF the roof with the fire extinguisher
and had it under cntrol.
Attorney General McReynolds is
the only bachelor Of the new cabinet.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
and The REST OF Us
GET $34.42 Per CAPITA

NEW YORK, March 2l.-Someone
recently propounded the question as
to what would be the first thing you
would do il you we're given a million
dollars. Now here's one for the
bright pupils at the head Of the class.
What would you do if you inherited
several hundred millions OF dollars?
Some problem. Ell? Yet this is the
very problem that a little American
boy who celebrated his seventh birth
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
HAD NARROW C. A

HAZELTON REPUBLICAN e. NJ.
Jones and Mr.. Shippy were mixed
up in a nasty runaway last Saturday
evening while en- rout to the NORTH
Goehring farm. The horses became
frightened aid while going at a break
neck pace run into a wire fence,
ripping up several posts. When the
rig hit a stone Mr.. Shippy was thrown
out and by good fortune Mr.. Jones
was jolted to the opposite side of
the rig. for just at that moment the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22

FOR SAlE-Pool Hall and Fixtures
and Rooming House upstairs. The
only n in town of Eight Hundred.
Good business. For particulars
write or call on owner. Reason for
selling, other business to look al
ter. Ludwig Peterson, Washburn,
Washburn, N. y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
N IS MT,
North Dakota Governor Heads State
Highway improvement Asso-
eiatinn


citation.
FARGO, March Ex-Governor Han
ma was elected president Of the State
Highway Improvement association at
the session here, and plans were made
for the development of a system Of
state highways in North Dakota.
Governor Hanna was chosen be-
cause of his Endorsement of good
roads in his recent message to the
legislature. Vice presidents were
named in the three congressional dis
tricts as follows: First, At. Hunter,
Grand Forks; Second, Wesley c. Nc
Dowell, Marion; Third, John Brueg-
ger, Williston.
State Engineer r. r. Atkinson was
named as the associations engineer,
and J. p. Hardy. secretary of the Far
60 Commercial club, was chosen Sec
rotary and treasurer. Addresses were
made by Governor Hanna and NJ. At
kinson. '
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND.

HILLSBORO, Texas, March 21.-
Heirs of the late Judge Abbott of this
place we're advised today that the es-
tate had been increased Unexpectedly
by $3.50. While Judge Abbott was
a. member of the house Of representa-
tives, many years ago, he lost a peck
etbook containing fifteen dollars in
bills and fifty cents in postage stamps.
Recently a negro, at that time a jani-
tor in the house or representatives,
returned the pocketbook and the
$3.50, explaining that he had found
the money at the time OF the loss and
the fact that he had failed to return
it to the owner had been or his con-
science aver since. The amount was
formally turned over to the heirs OF
Judge Abbott at their annual business
meeting today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
CHILDREN VINO ARE sIcKLY

Mothers WHO value their own comfort and tho
welfare OF their children, should never be withontx
for use throughout the season. They Break up
Colds. Relieve Feverishness, Constipation, Teething
Headache md Stomach Troubles. Used BY
FAIL. Sold by all Drug Stores, csc. Don't accept
any substitute. Sample mailed FREE. Address,
Allen =. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-22
Commission IS ABOL.
lSnEO BY VETO MEASURE
or GOVERNOR nANNI
CONTINUED from Page One.)

CONTINUED from Page One.)
largely exceeded By the appropriations
made, and believing that there are
many institutions in the state much
more in need OF the money proposed
to be expended under the provisions
OF this act, withhold my approval.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
l.. B. HANNA,
Governor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22

pnlperu, peldc Die Sdbnc TN fltr3er
Seit ~blenSeno fuei6 madden. Sit Elm
3abn idlon pom 3uhnfraBc cr9riffen
ino bat er EN- 3odl 10 sebe NJ 10,
balo ais mDslid) gum 3ahnnrst .itnb'
lane cine Siiluug (Ylom6cl feimcgen.
9icrSurd ipiro Die lucitere 3eritDrlmg
Der nod g~ciunSen Sbeiie bes 3abnes
auf9ebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22

S~urdrme'er o rnaefdbr iefs 3oI
erreitt, turd1t mo Die Nrbeit einise
yPinuten ms Waiier unp bicst Die
Mippen leiie elm lnS ilicht in berielben
Wetlc fpie 3lipur oen Hanb bod. Sat
oieier ungefdbr cine 6obe BON pa
Sou crretdt, 10 befeitist I Den
Widelfdhen, inbem man ibn lcidt eile
tnidt uno III ben Raitp einifiebt. Nun
lpiro Der Hanb auf folgenbc Beiic &C.
ltd,crt. Wan fabt cine Der 8ippen.
liibrt tic ii6er lnb inter Die sunddit
ltebcnoen 8ippen unS itedt tic Damn
III fleincn gosen in beu Hanb elm. Go
lperoen idntmflihe Hippenenocn pers
bralht unb elm ihonsr 9ogenranb gcs
biIoet. Sir ben Senfcl id)neibct man
prei 20 3pa lau9e @nben. itedt lie an
bcioen gnben in ben Mano. nad,bem
man lie felt aneinanber gebrebt hat.
Snlest befeitist man tic nit BAR.
Stc1e &prbe FAM man, in arDBcrem
Rabitabe ansefertigt, 81 Sanburbeitsz
fcrben pcrfpenben. Sic perben init
leidgter farbiaer Seio, ODER 0iua Sierz
Iif absefiittert. Yebbigrobr crbdlt
man an 9roberen Srtcn in allen cins
Ifldgisen @eiddften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22

Strc:t. 10 lpirb iih Der Wann fat ulz
feblbnr auf Seiten ieiner Terpanotet
gcgcn feline Srau itellen. Crit lpcnn
oieie lid nui ireenO cine Weiic nnz
cntbe6rlih ger,dht obcr ibrem Wanne
cincn 9ndben eeifenft bat, piro ibre
Stcllnng cine dnbere. Sonit lam Tic
INNER nod obne eincn trtftisen @runD
beimgeididt merben. Sreilid. lpenn
lie cs bararf ablest; fann lie alid)
ielbcr burd, iuieberbolteS 8eglanfcn
iinb nupcre Mitiel ibren @ann ull<
mdblid, milrbe MAIDEN; baB er ibr
ihliebIih ben S6cibebrief 9ibt. Sd@
oird bat iie a6er fir ibre Sreibeit
lpcnig gciponncn. Sbr Batter ooer
lpcr ionit an ieiner Statt Samilien>
hdupt lit, miro lie ebenio lngefra9t an
cii1cn 3fpeitcn. britten uno pierten
Gbcmann ipciter9eben. Hur Die be-
flogcnspertbe Gage Der 9inbrz 8ittfpe
lit gliidlid)erlpeiie nidt inter ben nics
beren &aiten Su finDen.
Scr Seri6t Der y&atboliihen Wii<
iionen" fiibrt bann ipeiter aug. tpie BON
Den fntboliifcn Wiiiiondren unb
Shlpeitern an Der 6ebung bes fpeibs
lihen 8cidIedbtes >searbeitet ipiro II.
a. burh Die grridtuns bon Sduleu
INN @aiicnbduicrn, tr6s Der beirabe
nniibcriteigbaren Si~n6erniie, Die iif)
LIBERAL in Den 8eg ite0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
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Shlehtc Slider.

Gin Iann mar Dem 9eiem iflcftcr
Bidder iebr er9cben. @incS cages
iteltc ibn feline 6rau pesbaIb 5ur 8ebc.
or aber iastc: Y9eunrubise Sid bcss
balb mir nidt! @as merben Die mir
ihaeen? Sh perseiie ia bot balb.
mas id geleien babe" "a mari feline
sod)ter. Die DEM 9eiprdd sclalIht
bate. Die Srage ba5piifcn: Batter.
mas babcn mir benn lesten Sonntaa
6ilm Glen s~ebabt?" Der Safer fonntc
nid,t antlporten unb iasic, bab er lid,
nitt mebr erinnere. .9iidt pabr?"
erlploerte Die Sohtcr, .Su erimnerit
DID nidt mebr. rnb bod bat bae
Glen Did gendbrt." Sieje einiahc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22

anttport bradte Den Batter gum Hddz
oentet. gr lmarmte ieinc Sphter
nio borte alf. idled)tc uno gefdbrlihe
Sd)riften Su leien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
Sramenluos In DIT. Snoien.

gs lit Idiper fir Den Sernltebens
bcit. iit Gin ri6tigcS Bib bon Der
Stelflns Der inoiid)en Sraii III Den
nicbrigeren 3alten 81 MAIDEN. Sbre
Gtcauns lit 5lpeifclos cine uuipiirbise.
Solange Die Mdod]en flein iinb. tritt
bas niht 10 in bic grifeiuune; nur
pcrben lie 9efpDbnlich idon cher 5ur
Irbeit beran9c5ogen nlS Die &naber.
Sit es idon mand)mdl lhlper, Die less
teren in Die Sdule 5ii b%cfommen. 10
lit bel Den WtGbd,cn faum pdran 5u
benfen. WaIier id)opfen, 0rotfudJen
baden unb Die Spinbel breben. bas III
ibr 5ufiinftiger Seruf; oa5u braud)t
man fein u 9 6 5u lernen.
Diit brei bis ieds Sabren fpirb Damn
bns 0tdbd)cn idpn an einen geipDbnz
Iif etipns dlteren anaben .~perbeiras
tbct". Sas fleine @eien erfemnt
lnatiirlid gar nidt Ole Srasipeite bieies
gftes. %ebcnipipenig mic Der iunge
8r6utieam. fir ben Der Batter bic
8rauttpabl trifft. Oft ieben ielbit
Die Gltern bes Rdbdens Den Sufiinis
tigen Sdnpieeeriobn crit am Suae Der
Sod,5eit. Sc mad Der Stelnng Scr
beiben Snmilien miib Der Batter bes
&naben, eiue. fleinerc ODER aroBere
Snnmc an Die Gltern Der 8raut Sab
len. @s lit bies cine Irt-&auf. iebod,
pbne eroBen Gortbeil bon Seiten bes
Yerfdnfers benn nad Der @roBe Der
Slimme rihtet iih aud, bie Imsla9e
beim Spf3eitsfeit unb Die Ausfdttuna
in Shmudiahcn. Die Der Batter ieiner
SpdJter mitseben miB. Sic abnungsz
loien aleinen aber irellen Iif amf Die
fen Sag. mo iie Der @~ittelpunft zines
Seites iinb. gs lit Der srobe Gag
ibrer &inbbeit. {
9as Idbden bleibt inn Sauie Ieiner
Gltern bis es bas 9ebDrige Mlter ers
reid,t linb BON Batter bes 8r~GmtiaamS
serllfeh miro. Die Cite mill. baB Der
&nabc bis an Sieicr Belt niemals me6r
in bas Oorf ieiner flcinen Srallt foms
ntcn bari.
rMnbt Die 3eit. bas bas @Gbden
ms 6aiiS Der SftpiegereItern iiberiies
helm ion, 10 berid,tet bas meueitc
Seft 4 Der yaatboliihen Miiiionen"
(6eroer. Sreiburg). .bann bcoinnt
Die Gorge fir Den IiiiionGr. Sebt
gilt CO. Die driitlife Scirutb iider an
iteQcn; penn aud, unlerc fatboliihcn
Slnsens iinb meiit id)on in ibrer 6inos
belt nah altem graudb pcrbeirntbet
iporben. 9a sibt cs pann arobc
Sfipierigfciten bon ben beiberieitiaen
Glterit. Die dbrtItlihe Che 1T unoIfs
lpslid - nnb Die gltern mod,tcm bud
crit ieben, oh Die Snei. Die IN miins
bigen Sahren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fpuroen iest audi 5uiamn1enpaiieu,
ipenp nid)t. bann Iicbe lid, Die Sad,e
imnfer nod, MAIDEN. benn Die ainberz
beiratb lit nift tueniger oils unauflosS
lid. 9nrin Iiegt 10 eiaentlid) Die nm
tpiirbiee Stenuna Der inniiden Srnu.
@cnn Der Altersunteridico bel Der
ainberbeiratb GROCER mar, baum fommt
es Dor. bab Der @rGutisam cine anoere
Srdu nimnt, bepor CT Iein critlid, ons
setrautes Srdlfd5en ruff. 9ieies aber
bleibt sebnnben nnb muB fommen.
tpenm serufen; es iei benn. baB fem
Batter baS 8elS fir DEN S~deiSebrief
aufbrinst. Sit aber audi obne cns Die
ilnse Srau ms Sans hires s@atten
eingeso8en. 70 bleibt lie bod nod, ipie
cine Sremhe. Gle lit Die Sflapin I'M
6aus, namentlih Der Shmiesermntter,
Bic an benz armep 8eien ibre friibere
dbnlife SfeIung rdht. gntitcbt elm
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neber bic Che.

Gbriitus bat Die Che sebciliget uno
IN berielbeu @nabc 6ereitet. bamit Scr
Sintritt bes Ienifen in bicies 2eben
gele9net iei.-S t. GprilIms.
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&athuliidJcr airdcn.& alcmher.
Som Snubcn nnp
st NJ c n.
Warf. Z, 31--37.

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81. z. Eantalcon. Mntbuid. Scrtbolp.
IS. @. Suno5cn5 /. %ittor |. Illgn'ta.
20. 3. Wartba, /. Scatrir. Slora.
30. Yt. Ibbon nno Scnn. llrluS.
81. 3. Sgnntiis b. 2ppola. Sabiiis.
Qlugllt.)
I. j. &ctri Gcttcufeicr. SHES.
>. z. Ilfons b. Sig. @mIloedor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
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nift minoer iib aus lauter &leini9s
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ten. Sorgen. Wtiibeit ipollen treu pers
rid,tet unb e~ctraeen fem. bamit Die
Snmilie bonn @.oreen bis CUNT Ibeno
allies bat. mas lie braiiht. nno mas
81 ibrem 9ebasen bient. @er als
Sohterd,cn eiueS grpben SauIes nit
%offenen Yusen IN bds 8dberiperf bes
SausbaItS biueinifaut. piro ipiiien.
pic niel 9leinisfeiten cs iinb. bic Sics
@etriebe erforoert. nm I'M @anee gu
bleiben.
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Die Sauberfeit unb Scbaslitfcit zines
Salies, nber tauiene fleine Sinac
miilcn baSu 8etban iperben. 8roB
nnb id,on lit aud bie liebensipiirbiac
@aifli6feit, bic elm Saus iibt; aud,
lie erforoert ieood bel fleine 3eifhii,s
gen nnb Irbeiten. Iic piel Soraeu
nno Riiben int Gleincn perlanet crit
Die redbte ainberer5iebung! ON bic
taiiienb fleinen 9inge. Die nptbpenbia
limb fir bas leiblid,e mic bas aeiitiae
8obl Der ainoer eincS Sauies, iper