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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-04
Hungry for Land.
Learn About the Home.sead..

1et knew there were heavy trials ahead
of me, though of a different nature than
had ever known before. l found that there
was not a bit Of land available unless one
went out at least forty miles from Pierre
northwest and up the Missouri river. away
from such civilization as there was But bv
this time I was land hungry as only man
whose ancestors have lived in a cramped
European country can be.
made the trip with " Tex" the stage coach
driver. Tex was relic of the west when
there had been Indians and cowboys as de-
pictedj in moving picture shows l had at
tended He drove three seated rig with a
canopy top thirty-five miles up to Lacy twice
a week. His road was a mere trail-ro fences
no trees, little implanted shacks along the
way bearing mute testimony 20 other ambi-
lions like my own.
Lacy was no more-than a house and barn.
1 discovered, but Lacy himself. the postmas-
ter. merchant, and hotekeeper of the town,
was booster worthy OF a town OF 10000 in
habitants. The prairie is lonesome place
to man until he becomes accustomed to ii,
and needed Lacy's words of encouragement
after riding for so many hours across a coun-
try where there was so little evidence as Yet
OF crops.
Vic Warner, whom 1 met at Lacy on his
way " back to civilization" as he expressed
it. told me that a man was fool to try to
homestead. He told me that he had stood-it
for three months and was through He
told me about Russian. family that had
frozen to death up near lie Beau the winter
before after having burned all their furni-
ture in an effort to stave of the cold: of the
women who had gone crazy from the monot-
ony Of it all in shack over by the river.
Never mind offset Lacy. Land will
go up in value here like it did down in Iowa
and Illinois in few years. and the man who
sticks will own his own automobile"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-04

- o you want to make use OF concrete
about your cottage or about your
farm? There areany number OF pur-
- poses to which concrete can be put
these days, and there Ii no reason
why. II you have the time and the dispo-,
sition. you cannot do the work yourself.
Concrete manufactured stone-is made
by mixing together Portland dement, sand.
and stone Cor graveD. Various proportions
OF each are used. depending upon the use
to which the concrete is put About half an
hour after mixing the mass begins to stiffen
until. in from half day to day. IT becomes
so hard that 1t cannot be dented with the
hand. By month it is hard as stone-indeed.
harder than most stones.
One great advantage Of concrete, SO far as
the farmer and the householder is concerned.
lies in the fact that. generally speaking. it
necessitates no outlay for tools, for it SO
happens that most of the tools needed for
forms of concrete construction are the ones
that every farmer. at least. uses-sho*els.
one for each man on the job; wheelbarrows..
at least two. preferably those with sheet
iron bodies: rake. water barrel several water
buckets, tamper or rammer made Of wood
with handles nailed to it. a garden spade, a
sand screen made by mailing piece of one
quarter inch mesh wire screen (21a feet by 5
feet in size). to frame made of 2 inch by
4 inch scantling. In addition. a mixing board
may be required. This ia simply water
tight platform. For q two batch mixture,
and for two men to work on, II should be
about ten feet square. Wheelbarrow runs -
leading from the mixing board to the spot
where the concrete is to be placed are also
necessary.
Precautions in Mixing.
There are a few precautions that must be
observed in mixing concrete, precautions
whose neglect may mean the loss Of an entire
piece of work, to say nothing of the time and
labor involved.
Keep the cement in a dry place
Do not use fine sand.
IL a large quantity OF fine sand is handy
obtain a coarse sand and mix the two to-
gether in equal parts; this mixture is as good
as coarse sand alone
The sand should be clean. The presence of
dirt is easily ascertained by filling a fruit
jar with sand to, depth Of four inches and
adding water until it is within an inch Of the
top. After the jar has been well shaken the
contents should be allowed to settle for a
couple of hours. The sand will sink to the
bottom but the mud will form a distinct
layer on top of the sand
Great care should be used in selecting the
" coarse aggregate (stone or graveD. The
pebbles should be closely inspected to see that
there is no clay on their surface. layer of
clay prevents the binding " of the cement.
Water for concrete should be clean and free
from strong acids or alkalies.
That mixture in which all spaces (called
voids y between the stone or gravel are
filed with cement is the ideal mixture This
mixture is rarely attained. as the voids in
each load of gravel or sand vary slightly, and
in order to be absolutely safe it Is well to use
a little more cement than will just fill the
vods,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-04

as mySelI. he Hve0 uVe miles OUT, and he
had 200 acres Of wheat that had turned Just
the right shade 1t was at the supper table
that met the girl. AS she'poured my coffee
our eyes met and somehow an understanding
came between US
Learn About the Homesteads.
The next day In the field 1 saw the girl as
part Of the vast sea of waving yellow grain
rolling away to the sky that was piled high
with unusual white clouds. Somehow il was
as IL had come hack into a world in
which l had lived before. I felt myself
taking deep breaths of air as If for the first
time in years. did not mind II because the
day seemed long and the sun hot did not
mind 1t because my bones ached and my
rough clothing stuck sweatily to my body.
There were nights after the hard days OF
sweating and lifting in the fields that Inga
and walked alone on the prairie. Aside
from the noisy chorus of the insects, the
night would be strangely hushed. The low
sky seemed to be brooding over the fields, so
dependent upon just the right atmospheric
conditions. Far across the prairie light
might be seen shining in the window of the
nearest neighbor. The world of bricks and
men and changing noises-and Joe's place
seemed a million>miles away
II was during one Of these walks that Inga
told me of the homestead country across the
Missouri river Her fathers land and the
land in the neighborhood would be beyond
my price. but with my harvest earnings |
could file on government land. NThe dream
of IL gave me strength as lifted bundles
had worked In many places and the first
cold fall rains Of September had come when
! went down to Pierre to see about getting
quarter section OF land of my own. The
land offices were In the postoffice building
and the educated men a the counters asked
quick, sharp questions. Then it was that.
was glad l had become naturaized in order
to please a certain Chicago politician the
winter before.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-04
The America He Dreamed About;
Lured at Last TO the Right Path.
By oNEY FRED SWEET.

n six years In America had not been
M in keeping with my dreams Of the
H country at all. During these six
years i had worked in the Wisconsin
woods in winter and with railroad
construction gangs in summer. Between
jobs I had hung out in saloons In the en-
ployment agency neighoorhood in Chicago.
Somehow the saloons got the money had
earned in the woods and working on the
tracks. When my money disappeared fol-
loved the lure of the pink and yellow and
green signs with their huge black letters.
and allowed myself to be shipped p" where
the most pay was promised
just why let the saloons get my money
never quite figured out. But the saloons
were right close to the employment agen-
cies. with their Turing pink and green signs; i
lose long stretches of nothing but toll. with
out recreation, made an ache in my being
that drinle seemed tosatisfy, or at least dull;
and the saloons were where my acduaint-
ances in the gangs spent their leisure while
in Chicago The. bartenders, too, were such
jovial good friends when We came back to
town after having been paid OF:
And had had six years of it-first months
of back aching toll. then a few days OF de-
bauch. might be going through a repeti-
ton of the thing yet. suppose. IL it had not
been for my losing my whole '' wad in
single night i'm Joes place-that and meeting
Inga
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-04

,~HE trouble with the ordinary labor
~ ing mani is that he hasn't anything
artistic about him-no tempera-
! ment or anything Of that kind"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Der fran;SIicPe Kaltur'
fatnpf.
(eyesiea fur bisie seitann.)

Naf frdnSoiiihcu 9ldttermelbunz
gen bat Der Rnrines Ntiniitcr in cincm
itrens pertruulifeu 8uubidreiben Die
senailen 8cbinsuusen feitecleet. inter
oenen bic Scier bes Sbarfreitags aui
fran36iiifen Gricgsihificn. Die in
aiisldnbiiheu pGfeu Dor Nntcr licscn.
Dor iid geben fam. (gs lit Id,pn
friiber bon, IarinesI tiniiter erfldrt
iporben. bab iid bas Gbarircitaasz
Sd,ieben aui Die 8dien Der 9cantc
beifrdntt mn mr. auf InIudben DIR
Soniulu seitattet ipirb.) Sn Sicicn,
Girfular miro aber audi fprmcu i:bc
&ultusbaurlung am Soro Der itonts
lid,en Sd)ifie pcrbotcn. Sic
@abresel ridtct lid, bauptid bid,
geaen Den .SuquansS rouin". ocrl
ein5iseu Gampicr. auf benz nuh pic
bl. Tei'e acleieu ipurbe. Rad oicicm
9irfulnr ut ieoc ailltnsbanblurH uno
Celebration Der bl. @ciic an @oro ocr
iranSoiiiteu S6ulihiife ~rcrbpten.
Sic beriittistc -9antcrnc" 1T natii, :
lid iiber picie neucitc aulti.rfampfs
lciituna iebr crireut mub bealiifs
piiniht ben Warine Niniirr Al ieie
ncm .Riid5u9" gc9cniibcr Den .clcris
fallen Inipriifcn", Die ,Qantcrnc"
fiist abcr bel; .Sas scniigl icpod, nod,
nid,t.
ale sm5eiden pemtcn tbaiia6lib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
$tatiftis nber Sen SertidRritt
Ser Der. Staaten bon
1SOO-1915.

Cine Sabrbunbert : l1eberiidt bss
8afstbums Der Der. Stdateu bins
iittlih Scpolteruns. Sanbel rnb Sns
ouitrie. ipirb IN einem BON Sunbelss
9epartement peroffentIi6ten Yam:
pblet ~Statiftiifer 8eforo bes sorts
ihritts Der Ser. Sfaaten in Den
Sabren 1S00-1913" nieberseleat.
8ie geroffentlitms entbdlt Stafis
itifen ii6er 8elotpeien. Snnbel unb
Sinan3 bieies 2dnbes unb in tpeniaer
b~etaiuirter Sorm ioldle Der piftisiter
8Glfer Der Welt NIT beionberer Hifdz
iift bes antbeils. tpeld3en Die Der.
Staten al, oeren Support uub Export
nebmen.
Ser SldheninbaIt Ser Ser. Stdas
ten 5eist in benz pamphlet Elm @ahss
tbunl bon S92d35 Suobratmeilen i'm
Sabre 1900 ouf 3.026.7s9 in 1913.
unb cine 8unabnne Der 8epolferuna
bon 5.308.4S3 auf 97.02S,497, Die
neu ertporbenen SnlulnrsS erritorien
nidt einsci6loiien.
Sooann tpirb bds RnHst6um Der
8%etpinrung bon grbprobuftem gderl
er5engnifen etc. aufeefibrt.
Sn Der Teriobe bon 1914 bis 1912
itieg bic &obIenprobuftion bon 90
duf ATT DaiIionen Tornen; Hiairou
bon $4,000 duf 80 Deinionen 1on.
men; &upier bon 100 Tonnen in,
Sabre 1S45 ities 1912 auf 55S, 900;
Petroleum bon $4,000 @dfIonen i'm
Sabre 1859 auf reiin ginionen 8ag.
lonen in 1919; 8dumipole bon 73..
600 ga1en ie 500 9funo int Sa6r,
1900. a,if IA Tinionen in 1912;
Wei5en bon 81 RiIionen 8nfbcL in
Sabre 1910 duf $50 NtiIionerr II
1912, nno Nsais bon 37S Ni0ioner
Buibel I'M Sabre 1910 alf iiber orei
8iqione1 in 1912. Cine dhnIiht
3nnabme 5eiet fid, in anSercn BRO.
orften Der 2anbtpirtbifaft. beg Berg
baues unS bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sie sabeIlen bes gampbets mel.
fen cine erftdnnliGe Sunahme i'm
Guslanbsbanbel duf: Support tiled
bon So Tiuionen Dollars I'M Sabre
1921 nuf 1913 Ri0ipnen in 1918;
Der gyport bon beirniffen Yrobufteu
bon 81 Rinioner, i'm Sabre 1921 ani
2.429 RiTionen In 1918. Habris
5irte Hrobrfte. gum 8enuB fertiaae.
itelte NabrunesmitteI einsei9Iofen
ftiesen bon IS WiIipnen 0oGars i'm
Sabre 1891 auf ~ girionen Sol.
lars in 1918.
anbere ftatiitiiGe 0aten befaier
iif NIT Der ~natio,alen Sinanspirt6s
iHaft. er5iebunsstueien. 9anSptrtb.
id9oft. Sransporttpeien. Werbraud be,
tpihtiaiten StapelartifeI II. (. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
%etnkanfen!
q rehbrtet Der GemtraIReus)

beitdnbis auf ale RdbGen ein> Si,
&unoen rifien Ines on iid. tparer
beransforbernb. unbofli9. boa @or.
gems Biz slbenbs. bon Gbenbs 81.
Ritternadt. Ser AufentbaIt hinte,
BENT 2abentiihe tpurbe nit Sem Sort.
i3reiten Der Sasesoeit au einer 5SG,
~nerpoier 1leberreisuns uub unars,
ipre1Iiten @erbruiies $500"
Cine tleine gpiiobe. aus Der sG,il.
Sernng beraissesriffen, fpirft cir
greGes 2idt auf bic in ben 2dben II
Der gortpeibna9ts5eit BerriGenbe I'm.
raft unb Sds 2eiben. has bic arbeii
tudbreno bieIer 8ube nerurSod,t
"&ittp". cine iunse Berfduferin, fan
zines Cages fiir5 Dor 8eibuahteu
franf i'm 0aben an. Nuf bic Sraas
zines arberen Ndbhens. tuarrn, lie
nitt gu Sa,iie bIeibe unb iit pfleae,
ertuioerte tie. ite Enne Den gerbienii
nift entbebren. Sic anbereu WGbs
den periudten @itts gu idiisen, uni
es tbr 81 ern,osGifen. iif ab unb Al
bin5uiesen. Sas sina Iolanae bis
I'M 10 nhr Morsens Elm auheber ia
entbedte nnb nit bari4em Suruf an
bic Irbeit trieb. - - 2lm Ghriits
abenb, oils bic bleide Grbeiterinnens
idaar Inn Mitternatt auf Die heller
leuftete Strabe binaustpanfte. fraatc
SemanS &ittb 5ufdllisertpeiie. tpje ali
tie iei. IIs Inttport erfolste MIR Der
matte. eriterbenb Observation-Disclosures 9usz
rnf: .G4 9ott. tpeun i6 bod nur
bor Der ndditen 8eibnadt iterbeu
fonntel"
YIN Snuieuoen bon &eibnadtsaes
ifenten bdnsen Sbrdnen bes 9eiSeS
miiber Grbeiterinucn; auf Sauienbeu
laiten bic &Ia9en nnb 9cibperben
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. iibermiioeter MGus
ner unb &naben unb Sraucu. aaus
fen mir nniere 8eihenfe bcpor oieie
Gait bes 9eibes uub Der 9brdnen
ibnen anbaftet, griparen mir purd,
frib5eitige @infdufe - purh aauicn
firth am 9ase unn iriib in Der Iors
tpeibnahts3cit - icneu Sauienpcn
bieie @iiben, bicie Ylas unb Gorge.
SaSnrt scniisen mir ciuer Yilidt.
iiben mir Gbaritas. unb bclicn mir,
5%auicnbcn cine iroblihe @eibnatttn
81 iihern.
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electromagnetic eintrit'
In Elm Jefmifen'1slefter
(crtainalbienit Der &. M.l

SIN gang Haris tpirb CUR 3eit bic
Sbdtiade lebbaft beiproben. DAB Der
@raf gaiilIon be ct. 1ictor als
2aienbruber in elm Seiuitens &loiter
eintrat. Ser @endnnte lit elmer Der
berporraseroiten 2uftibiffer nnb bal
lid Inn bic Ieronautit duberorbentlif
erobe 8erbienite ertporben. 8rai
GaitiIon lit Snbdber beri1ieoener
8eltreforoe i'm SreiboIon unb mar
un5tpeifeIbaft Der berporrasenbite
Geronautifer Sranfreif's. Aud dla
Oreaniiator auf ben nerifiebenen &C.
bieten bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bai
ct lid eroSe gerbienite ertporben. als
i'm elm Hebafteur bes ,Ndtin" i'm
3loiter interpieipieren poIte, fanb er
ben 8rafen serabe NIT Dem Iufs
maiden beg airdenbobens beihGftigt.
Wds ben beriibmten Mann, Der urs
ipriinslih audi i'm Sienite Der frans
3oiiihen Diplomatic itanb, peranlabte,
als S%aienbriiber in elm &Iolter ein3us
treten, fonnte aber aiid Der Sournalift
nift IN erfabrung b~rinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Die Grrunseniepaft:n Ses
SaIean,K riese. !.

Ndf) ben amtlid,en bulsariiden
Scridlten, Die Der Gorrciponocnt Der
.6ranffurter 3eituns". ~8uiomncnges
itelt. iteLlcn iid Die Icrluitc 9ulgts
ricn's fol9enbermnbcn bar: in ncn
5fpei aricgen nit DER 5iirfci iinb ourd,
ben 3oh S13 Sffi5icrc unb 29.7i1
Soloaten perioren gcgdrgcn; pers
ihpacn limb 5tpei Gifisicrc uno 81
1913 Soloaicn; peripunbct 915 Sffis
aiere nuo $3.50 Splbdtcu. Nieje
3ifferu iino c~nbgaltis. aundbcrno
itinmcn Die folgenbcu ScrlnI3iffcrn
oes aricses nit ben @erbiiubetch:
266 Sffisierc fpuroen act6btet nnb
beridolen iinb 50; BON Den Mauns
ihdften limb 1902 foot uub 1850
peridoQen; SIC Sfii3irre irub 5o,s
BOB Soibaten nurbcn beripuneet.
Die rerbditnibmdbie 9roben 3iffcrn
Der Verfho0enen iperben eur1 Die
n1angclbafte Gontrp[Ic erfidrt. Sar
8an3en bat dlin gnIadrieu 52,7t6
Burger i'm bciten Ronnesdlter pers
loren. bic Snpdliben nidt acrednet.
bic aus Der ffoioerbaftcn Sabl BON
102,653 3errpnnbunaen perbfei6en
roerbcn. Bic 0erluife on Birth
ihaftspieb iinb nidbt ciuaeShdst fpcys
ben. Die &ricsss Iusldsen tperbcn
in eiuer auffelluns Der S~tadtsihaf<
ecnoerrpdltuns fuie folef bereGnef:
!. 8eauiiifious : anpetiunaer 300,s
600 Br.; 2. betpiaisic NIB nede
gu befpiQigeroe areoffe 360,o52,T S8
Sr. Ser Geiammt : Gelbuufpdfo
fir Den &ries ifclt lid, auf rnnb 500
Miflioner Sc. 9en groBfen arieas>
nerlmft Snlgarien's itent ieeed, Sas
8euteitid bar. has fit @unGnien
otne bic eerinsite Mnifrengnrg aebolt
bat: 1925 Guabratfilomeier beifes
Aderlanb - bic aornfammer 8rIads
rien's NIT einem @irtbidaffss
ipertbe bon ~annGbernb elmer Riniarbe
nnb elmer ginfpobnerihuft bon ESQ.,
600 Seeien, fuft oitrftpes 8nledrcn.
ipuhreno pds nell erfpcrbene Stid
Ra5eeonien unb Sbra3ien nift mebr
ais hreia bis fiinftauieuS S~unbrnts
tilometer aulturboben cnfboiten feG.
Der Vcrlnit m moraliihem uno pofis
ttiGem Ereitiee. ben iif 8ulaariet
bnrdl ben ungliidlifen aries NIT BEN
Vcrbunoeten %5ige5opeu. lit ndtiirfit,
unberehenbdr. aaes in AIicm fam
man Iagen. baB lid oas 2ano Der.
blntet bat. Inn feline gerbiinbctcn nno
Nddbarr srpb gu madden. Dies
bringt folgenoc. i'm 9cnerdlitab aiiss
searbeiteie statiitif CUR auidanrng:
q
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cs Der Tcuirdlitdt Rorpeacn's iidcr
icin forne unb feinen Anerifi bon
oieier Scite 81 befiird,tcn bGttc;
Sdtpcoen unb Torpcgcr ioiien It'd,
luie griiber nniebcn. Die idhpeoiihe
Yreie nabm Den @orinu rubia aui
unb enthieIt lid, icecr feinbieligen &c
merfuns, inbem tic Die llnteriad1una
dbparten fuo[lte unb bic norncsiifen
Sldttcr %ocrlnngtcr iosnr elm cncrai>
ld)cr Worgcber scgcn ocn Sauptmanu
Sa9en nnS fcincr aueifluS aus Der
Grmee. 10 bab lid leetetcr pffcntiih
iibcr Die Saltung ieincr 2anbslcutc
nit grcber Sitterfcit ausiproh. Scit
einigcn 3agen hat lid abcr Die Gage
perfpdnhelt. Sie bcibcn oiiisioIcn
3citunacn Gbriitiania's babcu es fir
gut b%cfnnoen. Die SanolunaE:c::;s Ses
S~duptn,auncs Sngcn in Sd,us Al
ncbmcn uno ibrcn GolcgcN cine
Settion tpcscn ibrer nnpatriotilfen
Saltnna acaebcn. @leifjcitig abpels
licrcn JIG nbcr IN Die idrpeoiidc 8cs
gicrnne. oanIit hiciclbc Die linitdnbc
in Scriidiidtigung sicbt. Sie meis
men. odB cine Strafe ciner Icbr
idlcd,teu Ginorud in Gorlpcgcn
mad,cn riiiie. oenn Saacn bate ale
a%ewiinidten Sniormatioucu crlanaen
%fonncn. irenn or JIG nur ofiisica pers
Ianst babcn piirSe. unh pdb or bieies
nidlt gotham, mare cine ciniafc Ssorms
pcrIesuns. Sicic guslaiiuuscu. neil
iic eben bon minitterieler scitc her,
ltammen, babeu IN Der S%todbolmer
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MissionC Chest.
Gem0bnlidsr Yreis: $3.50.
Yreis iiir uniere Abounemten: $3.50.
Dit Namenplatte nnb SrOp Sanbles. Grim
a~usseidlagen.

% Stid Niiipn Gheft, nit Anssng, entbGlt
te ie&s sbeelDffeI, GslOfiel, Neoinm 0abeln, Yer.
oinm Neiern unb rim gnttermeier, 3uderlSfei,
SaneelOffcl nnb 8abel fir faltes Tleiid.
Srseuo elmer ~nnierer Abpnnenten, meid,er
icinc 8iiditanbe unb elm 3abr i'm gpraus besahlt,
ionic $3.50 ~beiilst, crhGlt eiues bieier Is Stud
Silber'Se cts, mic bier seseist, NIT gliffOn Gbet
uno sriinem Satin.Ausidlag. Naa bsitsae barh
gnsabe Der Nummer. Nir besablen feline Grpres.
fuiten. 8euidt s Yiunb. Sails Sic Sieies per
Fafet.YOit seianbt maniden, bite ~sefGaisit bas
nOthise Eorto bei3nfisen.
Cbises Silbersens 1T ron Gpsers & Bros.
f~abri5irt. &psers & @ros. Siiberseus 1T meltbe-
fannt als bas snperldiFsite silbsrseas, msldes
bente ~fabrisirt uirb. 8elb mirO serne smrifcr.
i%tattet, wcnn nidjt befrieSist. +
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SebtpssiieP' nsrtpseifeke per'
f~tintinnnecn.

IlS iih Norpcecu bon Sdpeoen
losriB. cntitanb 5lpar fcin arics 5iuis
Id,cn Den beiben blItspcriponbtcn Ma
tioncn. abcr cine srobc Scinbiclistcit
9riff 5rpiid)en linen Ylas. uno bic
iclbc pcrminbcrte lid aud nid,t. ais
bis Dor 5ipci Sabren Der noripesiidc
Srcmicrs Riniitcr iebr p~criobnlihc
Suitcn unidlua, Die bcnn ben gricls
battcn, baB Die S~e5icbunscn iid icbr
bciierten. Ils MN Dor cinigcn 5uaer
Der noripegiihc 3uuptmam Sascu
bel Den ifipebiiden Ian6pern icitgcs
nommcn lpurbc. crflGrte Der norrpcs
glide Srcmiers Iiniitcr. baS bicic
Scrbaftung ein behauerlitcr ,3ufall
lei. baB abcr Der Sfii5ier aui feline
ei9cnc @crantportlid,tcit sebanoclt
babe. Sabci sab CT abcr icinen 8es
iiihlcn iiir paS Nad,barrcid Ausbrud.
iubcm or ingtc. bab. penn Stpebcn
cincs cages angesriiien perben ioltc,
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GertiI
Die brittle i'm @atse inter ben Sr6n.
ifrien Der Der. Staaten. - Sbr
@aHstbnm int Siben.

Sad elmer burf bas Genius But
reau perOffentli1ten Statiitif nabm
bic Suiirnfuoae : Sertil : Snbuitrie i'm
Sabre 1909 inter ben Snbuitrien Der
Der. Staaten BEL elmer Yrooiiftion i'm
Wertbe bon iiber $625.000, 900, mas
bic 3abl Ger BARN beihdftisten Ser
ionen betrifft. ben britten Stang Elm
nnb biniihtlih Der gr5eusniHe ben
iiebenten 8ans. 9eionbers bemers
f~ensipertb lit bic in benz geri1te ents
baltene Ineabe. bab bas @a1stbum
Der Sertils Snbuitrie i'm Siiben pieI
GROCER mar als i'm Norben. Ser
fpidtisite Staat in bieier Snbuitrie
mar @afiahuietts; bdnn foIgten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
@er fritz einfanft. ipart
Menihenfraft,
Wer'S dufS6iebf. Miih'

<CeL u~uTIugtept, ptuV
unb 2eiben i9afft.
- ie 8eibnddts5eit brin9t nifi
AIH nur Slid nnb Sreube. lie
0 brinet audi S%auienben bon
~ Irbeitern unb Irbeiterinnen
2eio unb Ylas, 11eber3eit,
lleberanitrengung bis our griHlafs
funs. Stlinben bodsraoiser nerpDier
g%rresnng. obne seniisenbe 8ube unb
8elegenbeit our &usipannuns. Die
Iesten benz 8eibnaftstase noraiisz
sebenben 8pden iperben fir @ers
fdufer uf,b Werfduferinnen, fir Ca
oenanseiteIte iiberhaupt. fir &utider
nno abIieferunsssebiiIfen. fir Eoits
nno Ggprebbeamte cine 8eit Der Dual,
- neil elm riidiihtsloies &duferz
pnbIitum feline ginfdufe niht iiber
mebrere @oHen pertbeilen min. neil
Der &aufer in ieiner 9ebantenloiiefeit
ii6 peiaert, friib3eitis feline @eibs
naHtss ginfdufe 81 ~beiorsen.
Wenn bas f~aufenbe Yublifiim fif
Ieiner Yflidten, Der 8ilidten Der
adufermoral. betpubt mare. tpiirbe es
iid iiderli1 ni6t auf bieie @eiie
sesen feline Nebenmenifen beriiinbis
gen; bod audi ihon bic grtenntnib
bes burf 8iidiidtsloiisfeit pernrs
faften 2eibes ipiirbe es betpesen. Ito
hop earlp". Die grtenntnib. mas Der
burd feline 8ebanfenIoiisfeit berurs
iadte .ruib" bebeutet. tpiiroe es gu
elmer seipiiien 8iidiidtnabme ans
ipornen.
Cine padenbe S1ilberuns bes
.gbriitmas ruff" seben goitb 8patt
unb Sue ainslie GIart in einem
gude (~Nafins Both gnbs Weet") !.
Sas grfabrunsen %beridtet. tpeldc
@itarbeiter Der GpnIumers' Seaeuc
in Nctp gorfer 9dben seiammeIt bas
ben. ~9ie Irbeit sins obne Inter
brefung Dor iih. beibt es ba. bic
Idbd1en iparen nerpoS errest. sebGIs
ii8. neibiih" i'm sesenieitisen gers
iebr. tpdbrcnb iie Dem Seer BON 8Gus
fern segcniiber INNER liebenspiirbis
nno 5nporfommenb iein mu6ten.
vSic a~uficbcrin. Elm itones aber
auBercrpentlid robes MGbhen boz,
ncun5ebn Sabrcn. fluebte unS pettertc
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2orbs gorolina, Siibs Gdrolina, 8bobe
Sslanb, Georgia, Senniplpaniu. Ncr
Sampibire. Connecticut nnb alabamd.
Sn BRET Staaten, alabama. Noros linr
Siibs Carolina, iino nabe5u 10 Yroe
sent aaer in 8aumtpole Manufaftne
rem beihdftisten Serionen ainbcr
inter Is Sabren. Sn ben Staaten
RaHafuietts, 3etp SampSbire une
8bobe Sslanb lit bic SabI Der in
8aumipole Manufatturen ~beiddftigs
ten Srauen bicl GROCER als in Sabrifen
bes Siibens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25

Heforbia6r 1912 unb Die tpenisit ers
siebisitc felt 1908 iein, an Bertb aber
ale anberen @rnten in bieIent 9anoe
ioipie i'm auslanOe iibertreffen.
Sas Oepartement Iegt einen
Durbihnittspreis bon TOT Gents
per 8uibel AM 1. Nppember gu
@rurbe. tponadJ bic 8eiammts grnte
einen @ertb BON $1,47t,353,019 ses
9eniiber benz Sabre 1912 nit ST.
520.454,000 6dtte. Wotber mar Die
rpertbpoaite Maisernte I'M Sabre
1909 NIT $1,652.S22.00O.