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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-03-06
Rio Contest Between Two
Societies: Preceded by
C0stumed Parade.

dt Q y ClOCA ~ "'3 WIZ AA'~A
Barbarian Societies of the Frank
linton High School will give a
costume entertainment, which
promises to be the most original
and uniqne entertainment ever
given in this section Of the state.
The two societies held prelimi-
naries last December to select
representatives for this final con-
test.
Handsome gold medals will DO
awarded to the winners in Dec"
lamation, Grafton, Debate, Music
and Spelling.
Besides the contests there will
be Indian songs, dances, yells,
scenes from Hiawatha, Barbarian
songs, imitation brass bands,
burlesque music etc. These ok"
ira numbers will afford amuse.
ment for all uninterested in the
actual literary numbers. The pu"
pills of the High School have,
with the untiring efforts of the
faculty, gotten this program ar
ranged and ready for presenta-
ton, Notwithstanding the fact
that they have carried on their
regular school work uninterrupt'
ed. The town people are actively
manifesting their interest in this
entertainment, by their continual
Boosting Of it.
A spectacular street parade
will be given that afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, beginning at the
schoolhouse and passing down all
the principal streets of the city.
Sixty Barbarians and sixty In
dams, mounted upon beau tifully
caparisoned horses, will represent
the following characters:
Barbarians, led by Chas. Mar
tel. O. Bethea, followed by
characters of ancient times.
/. Peter the Great Walter
Jones and Catharine-Jenie Bur.
ris.
2. Claudius-Ezra Corkern
and Aggrippa-Bertha Pierce.
3, Antony-Iddo Wadsworth
and Cleopatria-Agnes Wood.
4. Claudius-Hosea Foil and
Venus-Lora Poole.
5. Wiberius-Wilton Magee
and Agrippina-Cora Carter.
6. Trajan-Geo. Varnado and
Poltina-Belma Burris.
7. Antonius Plus John Pi..
gott and Eaustina-Ophelia Pope.
8. Marcus Aurelius-Prentiss
Byrd and Misunderstanding
9.Tetricus-Geo. St. Cyr and
Zenobia-Aletha Knight.
10. Gonzago-Cecil Burris and
Baptista-WiIlie Mae Jones.
II. Count Boniface-Eddie
Springfield and Gala Placidia-
Myrtle Wood.
II. Clovis-Loyd Simmons and
Clotilda-Edith Wood
13. Merelaus-Dorman Corkern
and Helen-Ernestine Wood.
IA. Prince of Orange-Murphy
Sylvest and Joan of Ark-Neva
Wood.
Is. Alcens-Leham Erwin and
Sappho Mae Holland.
Is. Pericles-Trm Graves and ;
Julia Mae Jenkins.
II. Cimon-J. Hue Sylvest and
Athena-Willie Bickhan.
Is, Anna Bollen-Belva Foil
and Catharine de Medicl-Roza.
lie Stafford.
10 Pelican Jessie Bateman
ind Tar Heel-Odile Magee. |
20. Nero--Letha Sheridan. |
Immediately behind these will
follow many other typical ancients
The Indians will be led by Hia.
vatha and Minnehaha, VIII" will,
20 respectively represented by
3arrette Simmons and Bessie
Durris.
Directly behind them the fol.
owing characters will fall in line
II regular order:
1. Powhatan-Wilber Pope
md Pocahuntas Julia Cottongim.
2. Pau-Pak.Kewis - Carey
Graves and Winnona-Irene
Knight.
3. Kwasind-Chess Mizell and
uoou;ar m q ;1on .Pnfh Ratonor
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-03-06
No. 1892.
In the matter of Daniel E. Sheridan,
Bankrupt.

In the U. s. District Court for the
Eastern District of Louisiana.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-03-06
We are handling the best bread
baked in the state.
Robert Darlington, Ltd.
Notice Of Constable Sale.-No. 448.
Third Ward Justice Court, Washing
ton Parish, La.
NJ. P. Peterson

1OuhIJuNuA Vc1l OO.s 60 ais.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of q writ of fieri facias issued out of
the above entitled and numbered
cause, to me directed ana delivered
for execution, will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder on
Saturday, April IL, 1913
during the legal sale hours on said day
and at the front door of the room in
which the Third Ward Justice Court
holds its sittings, being the principal
front dooor Of the court house of the
parish Of Washington, situated in said
Third Ward In Washington Parish
Louisiana, the following described
property, CO. wit:
Fractional lot No. 5 in Square No.
210 as per Hoskins map of Frank lin
tom, together with improvements
thereon situated, consisting of flow
ing we'll and all the piping and other
paraphernalia under, on and above
the said lot No. s, So. No. 2t0.
Terms of sale: Cash with the hem
eft Of appraisement.
This March the 9Th, 1913.
J. N. Simmons,
Constable 3rd Ward,
Washington Parish, La.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
The Husband Question
Beatrice Tries 70 Find Out AbOut
Paul Maynard ThrcaEh
His Trained Nurse.
BY virginia Terhune Van dc Water

n HE knew in what hospital Paul
Maynard vas.
That was the idea that occu-
pied Beatrice Minors mind for the
next half hour, even making the mat
ter Of Helen's displeasure sink into
insiEuificance. Before she went any
further towards attempting to ascer-
tain how Paul Maynard was pro-
crossing, she would make her peace
with Helen. To this end she wrote
the following note 20 her friend;
Dear Helen:-Busy as 1 am this
morning. I must correct an impress
sion which my telephone CONVERSE
ton has evidently produced on your
mind-namely, that I am not think
ing Of your dear brother day ana
night You can hardly expect me TO
discuss with YOU a. matter which Is,
after al, between him and mSSel.-
and condition Of affairs with Whlch
he is content at present. The tuturc
nobody knows. I am sorry that You
could misjudge my motive IN ealilhE
you up this morning ] was lonelg ana
wanted q chat with you. Forgive me
for trespassinE upon the time OF one
TO whom I owe more than ! can ever
repay Your regrettul ana deNOSeu
friend beatrlOe'
There she exclaimed IF Helen
fails to understand me ana trust INC
She did not analyze her motives
deeply enough TO know that she re
scented the fact that Helen had per
ceived just what those motives were
When the children had wone out to
play, Beatrice. with a hand that trem-
bled slightly. took the telephone re
ceiver from its hook and caiied up Ins
of the hospital in which Paul
Maynard Law. In an unsteady voice
she Inquired as to How Mr.. Maynard
was feeling"
'Oh. he is quite as well as he vas
YESTERDAY was the reply. There has
been no decided change since then
But" protested the agitated widow.
how was he yesterday You see
did not hear
Well. Mr.. Maynard has suffered
great deal but he is doing as wen as
we could hope"
Beatrice Gives Up.
as DR.. Yeager with him2" queried
the widow.
DIR Yeager calls to see him fire.
quently. as a friend. But, OF course
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
Won1an's Beauty is
Based on Health
To Hare Health. BopeI Movement
Is Absolutely Necessary-HOD
Best TO Obtain #

II Woman's beauty depended upon
cosmetics every woman would be a pic
ture Of loneliness. But beauty lies deep
er than that It lies in health. In the
majority Of cases the basis Of health,
and the cause Of sickness, can be traced
to the action of the bowels.
The headaches, the lassitude, the sal
low skin and the lusterless eyes are
usually due to constipation So many
things that women do habiUualIy con-
duce to this trouble. They do not eat
carefully, they eat indigestible foods
because the foods are served daintily
and they do not exercise enough. But
whatever the particular cause may be
It is important that the condition
should be corrected
An ideal remedy for women, and one
especially suited to their delicate re-
0uirements is DR.. CaldwelPs Syrup
1orse highly Mrs Jennie Snedek--,
104I West Monroe St, Chicago, testi-
fies that she is cured Of grave stOm-
ach and bowel troubles by using Sy-
rup Pepsin and without the aid of a
doctor or any other medicine" All the
family can use Syrup Pepsin, for thou
sands Of mothers give it to babies. and
children. It is also admirably suited to
the requirements Of elderly people, in
fact to all who by reason Of age OF IN
trinity cannot stand harsh salts. ca
thaTtics, pills or purgatives. These
should always be avoided for at best
their effect is only for that day, while
q genuine remedy like Syrup Pepsil
acts mildly but permanently.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
How To Make Friends
First Forget Self Interest: Then BE
Careful OF the Persons
Whom You Select.
Nv RauT-Fo,
By Beatrice Fairfax -


A YOUNG woman writes that she
- would like TO know how 10
make friends.
She writes that she is lonely; that
she finds no joy in books. art music.
entertainment, or walks. She can
not enjoy her associates because she
finds among them no real friends"
She is young. Therefore. I gather
that by real friend she means
some one to whom she may pour out
all her little hopes. ambitions. and
sorrows, and be assured Of encour-
agement, sympathy and silence.
Therefore. Beware!
You poor little girl You have vet
to learn that so many are sofa pill
lows on the exterior and as porous as
spOnEes underneath. and that a con-
fession poured into them seeps
through, not to a safety vault, but
into the ears OF others.
You have yet to know the differ
ence between sympathetic ear and
rea ched that page in the book Of ex-
perieuce on which this motto is
found; Thy friend hath a friend.
Thy friends friend hath a friend
Thy friends friend hath a friend.
Therefore beware,
The craving for friends is natural.
but in youth one eXaggerates the
need Of friends. just as one exagger-
ates the value Of friends when found.
II IS a realm where uine-tenths Of
the coin in circulation is counter
felt and where the young make n
collection of counterfeit coin, and
jingle it proudly.
You would make friends. little
girl2 Make a foundation Of the word
sacrifice. On 1t build every friend
ship!
may long to talk; keep silent that
your friends may enjoy their voices.
You may have opinions that are not
like theirs. Hide them, for a differ
ence Of opinion means an argument,
and an argument where there is
friendship because a dispute. and
disputes are fatal.
Go Back to the Books.
You must learn to bear and for
bear. You must sympathize with lit
tie woes. and forget that your own
are greater. You must make no de-
mands on the time Of others. but be
willing TO give up all your own
You say that you find no enjoy
msnt in books
Take care that you do not choose
so many that you grow confused
among them. and forget who are
BE sure that your liking is based
on a liking for the one YOU choose,
not because he or she likes YOU Be
satisfied that YOU are not building a
friendship with 3 because you and
Z agree in despising G.
BE friends always with yourself
And YOU cannot be an honest friend
Of yourself when you have won the
friendship of another with any act CT
hypocrisy or deceit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

lily. You Just caught me as was
about to leave the house office hours
are over. and I have a call TO make
Immediately What can 1 do for your
oh. never mindr' she returned has
tily. III call you up when you are
less busy" She could not ask him her
question when he was in his present
mood
"Au rightr said the man. 7 hope
YOU are all Welli Goodbye
In his preOccupation in his work he
seemed to forget his love for her.
thought Beatrice. she had a baffled
feeling as she went back 70 her own
room. At all events she could do the
duty OF the hour, which was 10 attend
to her morning marketing. She would
try 10 forget Paul Maynard.
It was a perfect day. and she began
to feel herself respond to the glory
OF the September sunshine and the
fresh air.
Suddenly she became aware that she
was facing a glory OF purple asters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
DR.. A. 7. Still 0steOpathiC Infirmary 3

he is not attending the case He. YOU
know. is not New York physician"
Tell me, please pleaded Beatrice,
about the-thc-burns-W the treat
uent leave Mr.. Maynard without
scars
She asked the question hurr5edly,
frightened at her own temerIty.
Pardon me. maQam.' the nurse
said formally. but I can give you no
further information. I am but the
nurse. you know I have no right to
answer such enquiries. That is the
physicians province-nOt mine"
Without another word Beatrice hung
M the receiver. Her cheeks burned
and her heart thrObbed- What cruel,
Tnkiud creatures nurses and doctors
weTc,' she mUsed- Then. all at once,
she remembered DR.. Haynes Perhaps
he could tell her something Of Paul.
She turned quickly 10 the telephone
and asked for his number. His voice
answered promptly.
"Oh. good morning." he called cheer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

Their huss ran from royal purple to
paIest mauve- An impulse moTed her
to go into the shop and ask the price
OF the blossoms. The salesman told
her how much they were by the dozen.
A Good Customer.
How much would all those purple
ones cost2' She asked, pointing 10
the glowing mass.
The salesman looked surprised. but,
after a moments soagitation, said:
Five dollars"
Il want them" said the widow
quickly. Give me a piece OF paper
on which I can write the address to
which wish them sent"
And your card, madam" asked the
salesman.
Il am seding no card with them
she said briefly, and left the shop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

It can be conveniently obtained at
any drug store at fifty cents or one
dollar a bottle. Results are always
guaranteed or money will be refunded.
You viii find ii gentle in action, pleas
ant in taste, and free from gripping, and
its tonic properties have a distinct
value to women II is the most widely
used laXative-tonic in America today
and thousands Of families are now
never without il.
If no member Of your family has
ever used Syrup Pepsin and you would
like to make a personal trial Of it be-
fore buying il in the regular way Of
a druggist. send your address postal
will do-to DR.. ". B. Caldwell, AZ
Washington St. Monticello, Ill. and
free sample bottle will be mailed you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
READ WHAT SHE SAYS:
e. PasO, Texas, Jan II, 1913.


Collins: ~,
many after taking treatments am now
n lie
o+1oLs+ J. C.H ARDWIG
OhiO FL
Abgnd the knife and drugs that Kill lie divided the
pills hundred kind OF disease Gave the ot
medical standards ~
diseases BE declared when made president Of largest
France is
Iny demonstrated it right here IN Fl Paso | hag al
Of disease and
FEEL SPINE, TROUBLE IS ALWAYS THERE -,
the testified
pleased Go and see what they can do LOT those eyes o. yours
digestion Don't don't see how they could cure my
then yOuar SUI o spite Of everything
Observation-Disclosures Of Or A
Parker DR.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
Trailing Arbatus Is Produced Under
Culture Fer First Time By Science
BY
Rene Bache

Is % a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

well you'll read this and DO like
wait until Then viii die IN spite OF
everything
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
WE'VE SAVED MANY A LIFE AND MADE MANY
HAPPY HOMES IN Ell PASO THIS YEAR.

HAPPY HOMES IN Ell PAS0 THIS YEAR.
notary public and for FL Paso Coun
Of the leading people Of Ell
under
Ira ".
enthusiastic the osteoPath
treatne L
Subscribed before this 26t day OF October 4 D. 1910
s.
Pub in n for 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
CECIL HOLMES
THE TEST - Six Cases of Appendicitis
II,raa Triad S11rnaru-IThraa Tried 0stannathV

Of sevo
with
perfect
town All OF these i've night mere Il
10 live will nnt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

All Graduates OF Or. A 2.
stills American School o.
Osteopathy, kirksville. Mo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

DIR. Ira ". Collins. PhyEician-in-ehief;
Amelia Burke, DR.. Grace Parker, DR..
Paul r. Collins, DIR. Jones, Operators.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

Use Herald Want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12


WHY KELLY WAS ELECTED MAYOR AND HOW
EVERYBODY MAY BE HEALTHY
Aren't You Tired of Getting No Relief From Doctors?
Pure Air Is the Only Real Tonic in the World Pure
Food is the Only Real NOurishment in the World
No matter how much pure
to
Oseophs
and and these drugs stmUant them all
to
the
That why everybody being relieved and Of all their troubles
A
andt to
the
If the
polls
ONLY LOST EIGHT
NO OTHER WAY TO CURE DISEASES
Remember how they cured Mr. Filters bad nod abseess and Mss Nc
Muy and Mrs Seaman how the claimed after they eHed some
'front.'
CECIL HOLMES
inamed
he happy all mothers could know what has been
and
everybody else had failed could any
j. a.
We live at santa N NJ.
Mr. Holmes Southwestern
alroad.
choose these Of treatment because Of
hopeless methods Of healing It's the with Pneu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

~ ASHINGTON, D. c., April ~
~ Best beloved Of all spring
flowers is the trailing arbu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

2o1 West Missouri ST.,
Cor. Missouri and FL
Paso Sts- FL PasOs Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

Think of all the people
and were so vel pleased
throat. lungs, liver, stom'
digestion or anything else
They are from Missouri.
then YOU are sure TO die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
0onperneur SnlSer iiber Hem Yurf'S
Suhtbinier.

Sn cinem Scr 9esislatur BON
8oupernenr Sul5cr iibermittcltcn &C.
riftc oes @usldruiics fir neuc 3iid)ts
bdiIer fuirb empfobleL pom Sau ciues
neuen Staats5uebtbauieS III 8ingbale
ab5uieben.
Sn Der 9otidaft, ipcldc Den gcrid,t
begleitct, nennt @onpcrncur Sul5cr
Die @crbdltuine in Den Sudtbqnicrll
oeS Staates Ncp 9ort ~einc Sdmud)
flr Die Civilization"
.Ils @refutip Scamtcr". bciBt cS
rpeiter III Der Sotihaft. bin ih ourd,
oieie Grofinunsen sebcmiitbiat. Gcir
Ippel meinerieitS an Sic tann Der
grauiamen Sprahc Der Sbatiafcn
gleiffommeu. Seutc unh felt pielen
Sabren bat bicier Staat Sauienpe bon
Strdflingeu in 3eIlen bon iiebcn Siis
Sdn9e. brei SUP unb hrci 3ou 9reitc
nno feds bis iiehcn SuB SDbe acs
balten. SicIe Seacn bilben ciner
rehtedigen 9lof o bidcu @auern.
Die einaise S%eifnuna in oieien 3ellen
lit Die Sbiir. Sieie gebt auf eineu
Corridor binaus. ipelder ebenfaus
burd Die Wauern bes 9ebGubes einses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
9eitament bes bohfu'iten giihpfs &
Sanfen BON Scllepiae, 81.

Sn Nadlabeeridte 5u geucpile
fplirpc am Sreitas bas unter'm 21.
Npril 1910 ~poaSosene Seitament beg
bodip' item Siidofs s. SaniIen binters
legt. Sn flaren beitimmten @orten
crfldrt oasielbe. pab Der bofip'ite
SrblaIlcr perionlih fem IermDacn
beiiee. lonberu Ilcs Der tat6oliihen
Stride begin. Der SiDSeie 9eaepiQc aez
bore, ais bcrcn &erlpaltcr er fun9irt
babe. Sesbalb faIe aiId IQcS icinem
bonn 81. Batter 81 e~rncnnenben Nufz
fplger auf Dem Siid)pfsituble 5u. Oils
Srnitcc fir Die Sipiidenscit lit Der
bohlp' tic Gr5biidIof Sames e. Guigs
len o Chicago be5eidnet. Nls 3ems
gen nntcr6eidncten (. st. has Seitaz
ment Die Scrrcn Cos. .. Heis uno
8cor9c s. Gebban. 3u Seitamcutss
pollitrcdcrn crnannte Der bod)p'itc
Srdlat Den bodlp' itcu Wisr. @iqiam
Gluie uno Den bodbip. Sr. =. IS.
Sdlarmnnu. Scr HadllaB, Der aIlcs
aird)ens @igentbum Der Sio5eic Belle
bile umfaBt. lpiro aui runb $4,000
600 gciudbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
Seidwerben sesen 9ampfer.
0eieaihaften.

Sic gintpanberunss : geborbe lit
gegenpdrti9 NIT einer beIonberen
IlnteriuHnng bei6Gftigt. Webrere
Gi%nfpanberer baben ii6 bel Der eins
lp%anoernngs : SebOrbc beidNpert. bas
Die Grndbruns Der @intpanoerer Dor
ibrer Intunft I'M 6afen unseniisenb
lei, unb Die ginipanberer in entfrdftez
tenn 3uitanbe na6 CHS Sslanb ges
lan9ten. mo lie 5eitpeiie fat einen
9an5en Tag parten miiiien. bis bic
8eibe Der Ibfertisung an iie fpmmt.
10 ba6 Tie iid BEL ibrem ginsug in Die
Hegiitriermssbaue faum auf Sen Siiz
BEN balten fDnnen. Sie Ginipanbes
rer. ipelde it'd am Sonntag auf ellis
Sslano beihtperte#, erfldrten. baS tic
Dor ibrem gintreffen I'M Safen MIR
"idipar5en aaffce" unb elm Stiid 9rob
erbalten bdtten. Iit bieIer seriuaen
Nabring iparen lie nadber s~e5lpunsen.
cine llnteriu4un9 gu beiteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22

Ste6miifen. Su nclerer Belt lit nun
nad Rittbeilunsen bes rarfipS fir
Sropenbp9iene" 0 einem engliiden
eolonialzS ffi5icr Barrymore Die sufz
nlerfiamfeit auf cine 81 ben 2ippenz
bluttlern seborenbe Sflan5e, Scpmum
birdie. selenft lporoen. Die burf ibren
8erid. Der aus ibrem @ebaIte ON
Sbpmol berriibrt, ebenfaqs Die Mos
titos. pcrtreibt. llebcralbin, no 9arps
more NIT ieiner Satin sefommcn lit.
bat er Die Yflan5e einscbiirgcrt unb
glanbt auf bicic 8eile bon Ser 0eaz
lnria berifont gcblieben 5u iein. Soute
lib oieie gnnabme ais rid)ti9 crpciien,
10 fonnte mar alerbinss baron benz
ten. Die Inpflan5ung bes 8 N nj II NJ
in Die 8eibe Der uorbcugenbcn Iabs
regeln duf5unebmcn. Die ipie Nbz
bol5uns beS 8ebiiifcs, Srodenlcauna
oes Sobens ba5u bicnen. ben Mpsfitps
Die Sebensbepingungen 5u peri1ledz
tern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22

fir Die amerifaniiGe Iarine seplaiit
ipurbc. IS ipirb ebenIo bas grDBte
Sdlahtihiff Der 8elt perben. go. 80
miro elm. Replacement bon 31,400
Sonnen baben unb cine S6neli9feit
bon 81 9noten entipideln. Sic ipirb
900 Sub lang unb 81 SUB brett
iein. Sic miro 5ipolf 1~4s6oaiee &anos
men lnb bier Sorpeboldufe inter Der
@aiierlinie baben; ferner cine Sors
peoos Sertbeibisun9s sgatterie bon %
fiinf5Daigen aanonen. SieieS Iies
ienidla6tififf miro auberbem ihper
bcipdffnet ieiu mno nit Surbinens
Iaihiuen unb nit Gel seipeiite aeiiel
babcn.
Gin Srbmarine Boot. nit Dem
idonen Hamen rSnibnel", tpirb an
Seattle. &aib.. sebaut iperben. gs
lpiro has Siibreridiff pon flint Subs
marine sgooten Iein. Ser Ban besz
ielben miro .nur" 100000 foiten.
go
Senator Ga Societies Gorlaae,
pelhe einen aftitiinpisen arbeitstaa
fir Srailen unb Siferbeitss @orfebs
rlngen fir Die 8eiunbbeit Der peibz
.liden In9eitelten i'm Siftrift bon
Columbia poriiebt. lit bonn Senat ans
aenommen porben unS pirb ais neues
@eieb pielen Srauen gum Segen aez
reiden, 2aut bieicr Bill bari feiu
ipeiblides 8eien IN irgenb elmer
Sabrif, 2aben. H~eitaurant, Selepbons
betrieb. @diherei, Office ldnser ais
adt Stunbeu pro Sag. ober mebr ais
As Stluben in irgenb elmer ISOLDE
anaeitelt iein. 9ie llebertreter bieies
8ciebes iperben ihfper b%eitraft. tpenn
lie eripiidt iperben.-S. s. M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
Cine Wosfitps bertreibemSe Yflanse,

Ian tpeib. baB 8ablrcide SnIcftens
arten cine ansaeiprofene Ibnei9ung
gesen GENTLE itarte 0eriide baben uno
Srte meiben, benen iene entitromen.
Sas 9eldufisite Seiipiel bafiir lit bas
Sinmotten Der aleiber nit Sampler
ooer bas Seitreihen Der Saut nit
Yfeffermin5Dl 5irm S6uB scsen Sns
iettenltide. Iu6 Die Stehmiiden. Die
Die Walaria iibertrasen. iolen burd,
@erilte gepiiler Yilan5en ab9eidrcdt
iperoen. Go ifreibt man Dem Gucas
lpptus. Der Yibelolpflan5e uub benz
3itronellgras berartise gigenifaften
5u. Iuh Yerionen. Die bGufis slbs
fodnn9en bon 9itroncnid,alen triuten.
senieben einen setpiiien S9us Dor ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22

paiS brad erneuert aus unb riidte be-
oroblid 9esen Drill |alleh unb Den
tart befpalbeten Slntbbale Cannon
Dor. e%ntlang tpcld9em lid, Sablrci6e.
idonselegcne 2anpiibe bcfiuben. Sic
Situation ut baburt, iebr eruit selporz
Den. DAB bas Seller iebt Die boditGms
misen Sihtenipulblineen errcift bat.
mo es beocntertbere I%lsbebnlng ges
iuinnen fam.
@on Der 6esieruus iinb 1000
Solbaten. Iatroien unb Inbere auis
eeboten fporoen. nm pas Serer 5u be-
fdmpfen.
8egen Wittag begam Der Sranb
nif in Den Baltimore Cannon binabs
Sultcigen. Sis iebt lit nod tcin @crs
lnit an Ienidenlebeu 5l betlasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-22
@alSbrdnoe In Californian.
Stint soloatcn Sinb bel bieIcu 8ol

Siinf Solbntcn iiub bel bieIen @aIbz
br0noen in ben Slammcn umgcfpm :
men line mehrere flcine Srtihafteu
nno Stdbte itcbeu beutc Dor Der @crs
nidtnug. iudbrenb Der Sranb. pcldbcr
anf DEM 9toumt Snnlalpais icit Srci
Sdgen iuiltbet nad Horben bis an Den
8cinedrten uno I'M Siibcn bis gum
Iuir &pobs Hationnl Bart rcid,t.
Sober perfiigbare Solhat bon San
Srancisco. Yrciibio unbl Sort 8iniiele
Scott. fcrner bon Den Sorts Safer unb
Sarrp auf Der anbern Seitc bes @olber
Safe bcfdmpft i'm &crein NIT ber
@atroien Der &riessihiife bas Scuer.
8e8en 5000 @ann iinb insscinmmi
ba5u aufseboten.
Ser 8albbranb am Nonnt Canals