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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-03
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Electric Scf-Cranking. Automatic. Will turn,
over motor 30 minutes. Free from complications.
Simple. Positively effective.
Electric Lights. Brilliant head lights Side lights
Tail lamp Illuminated dash. Extensive lamp for
night work about All operated by handy switch
on dash
Ignition. Integral with electric cranking and
electric lighting equipment Gives magnetic spark
known as Deco Patented System. the most effective.
Efficient yet produced
Spee7ometer. Clock. Illuminated face. Magnetic
construction Jeweled bearings Registers up to
90 mics an hour Eight-day keyless clock
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-03
Worked Two Years

The result of two years worll-the master
work of all these mems shown in the NcW
HUDSON cars.
As the experimental cars were completed,
they were sent with a corps of experts and
drivers who knew all road conditions, over every
Imaginable kind Of road.
The cars were tTieFout last winter over roads
practically impossible to other vehicles. Snow
and mud and the worst weather did not interrupt
these tests.
Officers of the company rode on these test
trips. They demanded more culphatically than
any owner can ever demand. that the quality Of
the Nelo HUDSON cars should be thoroughly
known to them.
The Allegheny mountains became our test
ing ground.
No road was too rough, too steep, TOO danger
Gus or too long for these cars to be driven over
at maximum speed.
A driver-winncr of many road races in Amer
lea and abroad-who knows no fcar-drovc at
top speed up rough mountain paths, through
bottonless roads of nlire and over every con-
ceivable surface that a vehicle can be sent, to
prove that the car has tie stamina, the power
and the comfort to do the work and do it with
minimum fatigue TO the passengers
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-03

So Q p H.
Fellows
III a. m,
destroyed
large
lf~i0.rick
- +
cred dur
if the In
Jefferson.
liens.
,nmissary
died sud
:. left AN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-03

Windshield. Rain vision and ventiatine Not backs.
makeshit Not attachment part the body. best
Upholsterne Sofa type Highest development and cos
sIsomooe uphosteIing SOFT flexible 5esent CasoGo
best to be had j inches deep. sure
Horn. Bib type Concealed tubing going.
DemountabIe Rims. Latest type Light Easily cons'f
removed Garry SO" 4" Fisk tiTes-hesvy car Whal ms
IT, CT. rna,. co.s,i;,.. uou ead IN rstgat
Storm curtains. Dust envelope Be
Bodies. Note illustration. Deep, low wide and KlSI,
comfortable You sit in the car-not on it. High
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-03

Bible Class at Central
IN, which convenes in the
Of the. church during. the
nnool hourg will. be led this
- y Rev. Henry p. Judd, who
zeia to Honolulu TO dcYote his
ssSSimc to Sunday school work
M city and Throughout the is
His class is for both men and
men, and all who are not other
e occupied during that hour will
] it most profitable TO come into
5 class.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21
LAhFORD AND BRIDE
IS HOW IT IS TIPPED
Friends of Popular Young
Man Invited to DepOt This
Morning at s

Walter Lanford of Bowen & Hub
bard, is due In the city this morn
ing on the $40 train from III Paso.
With him he should have a bride. His
friends are expecting that such will
be the case and are making prepare
tons accordingly.
Now all of this is on the say so Of
Mr. Lanford. The fact that he de
posted the information quietly with
but a single friend in the city, so
far as can be learned. before leaving
on Monday for Ell Pace, lends color
to the conclusion that he meant it.
With the announcement to his
friend that he intended wedding while
in hi PasO, Mr. Lanford requested
secrecy and also prompt squelching
Of any move that might be made
toward extending himself and bride
any manner of reception upon their
arrival.
Yesterday the story got out, and
there Immediately followed prepare
tons on the part of numerous friends
to the end of having a delegation at
the depot this afternoon to- meet the
arriving couple that viii be fitting
ly large. representative and enthusi-
astic. Incidentally, if Mr. Lsanford
should not have a bride with him he
can brace himself for things doing
on an elaborate scale.
All of the gentleman's friends. and
he has a great host Of them in the
district, are requested to assemble
at the depot at s o'clock this morn
ing. A committee on arrangements
fixed details last night for the recep-
ton to be extended. It includes an
automobile of honor for the bride and
groom, or the groom only if cIrcum-
stances are that way. The honor ma
chine to be followed in parade form
by a number of others. The arrange
ments committee earnestly calls on
all TO turn out for the occasion and
help make it the exceedingly lively
event that il should be.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21
Absolutely Satisfied
With Test
Prof. Huntington Proved TO Promln-
ent Man About Town That He
Is a Really Great Clair
Noyant

Several days ago a prominent
young man in Bisbee went to see
Prof Huntington He went more on.
of curiosity than anything else. lie
gave him a reading and told him
many things Of the past and future
that surprised him greatly. He was,
however. convinced, notwithstanding
the things Prof Huntington told
him, that there was absolutely moth
ing to palmistry. Last evening, about
g O'Clock, he called Prof. Huntington
over the phone and asked permission
to still further try his wonderful
powers. He. of course. consented. He
came for him about II 80 last even.
ing. told him that he had hid q
pocketknife and defied him to find il.
He was blindfolded and led around
the streets. Doubling back and forth
the young man and his friends did
everything in their power TO confuse
! Prof Huntington. Finally. after
about a halt hours jaunt, they
stopped and asked him TO lind the
knife. Still blindfolded, lie led the
little party west on Main street, then
past the old Jail and along the path
up the mountain. About half way up
Prot Huntington stopped. walked
north about three feet from their
path and, touching a spot of earth
with his foot, said: Here is your
knife"
The young man was astonished and
has nothing to say now, because the
knife was sure there. Today he is
hn Of 10
friends about town.
This is not the first time that Prof
Huntington has been called on to
prove his powers in clairvoyancy. Last
fell, while in New York, Prof. Hunt
ington was at the opera house with
party OF friends. A conversation
along the lines of clairvoyancy
started. Some people decided there
was no such thing, while others in
the party were undecided on the mat.
ter Prof. Huntington argued very
strongly as to the genuineness OF his
profession. One of the Hon-belieyers
in the box said: "All right. II there
is such a thing as a genuine clairvoy-
ant, ] would like TO see one" Prof
Huntington asked why. The woman
then explained that some Two months
prior to this fine she had lost val
liable diamond brooch. She had hired
the most able detectives in the City of
New York and they could find no
trace OF the brooch. Prof. Hunting
ton told the lady he would help her
if she would come to his hotel The
following afternoon Prof. Huntington
called on his spirit world and through
information received from them sue
ceeded in locating the brooch. 1t had
fallen in a crack in the floor of a
closet and had been entirely over.
looked until located by Prof. Hunting.
ton. Prof Huntington has parlors At
the Golden hotel
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21

COUNTY FAIR MARCH rs. 10Th.
1877
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21

entertainment presented by "Roneys
Boys
They gave a concert here, last
night. TO one OF the largest audiences
assembled in Las Cruces in some
time. and every number was enthusi-
astieally encored. The program was
well arranged. and. needless TO say
artistieally renderedE consider the
educational value of such an enter
tainment large A pleasing feature
was Mr. Roney's short talks about
the boys and their varied experiences
] want TO say that you cannot make
any mistake in demanding a capacity
house for these boys. Your patrons
cannot fail to commend your good
Judgment in getting the attraction
Yours very truly.
s K Williams. %. s. French. c. w.
Superintendent OF Schools
Tickets may be obtained at the Of
inson, Captain TIodgson, Harry Jen-
nings. ". d. Evans, William Drury
Allen, G. A. Mcdonald. William Rob
or r. c. Campbell. exchangeable for
reserved seats at the Orpheum next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
Those who attend win be we'll repaid.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21
GROUNDS
FUND EFFORTS
ROney Boys Concert, Strong
Attraction, at Orpheum
Will Add Substantially to
Money on Hand
BUY TICKETS EARLY

The impression that the Roney
Boys who viii appear in Bisbee ia a
concert for the benefit OF the play
ground fund next Wednesday, made
at Las Cruces is set forth in the
/, following letter. a copy Of which was
received iR this city yesterday
las Cruces, New Mexico.
March rs, .19l3.
Prof. J. B Taylor.
Superintendent of Schools,
Demming. New Mexico.
NV Dear Professor;
Mr. Roney asked me to write to
you giving any impression about the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21
MASONIC OBSERVANCE
Of MiUNDAY THURSDAY

Santa Catalina Chapter, Rose Croix
No. l. celebrated the ceremony of ex-
tinguishing the lights and the Mys-
tic Banquet of Maunday Thursday at
Masonic hall last night, the impress
sive ceremonies being participated IN
by a number of attendants.
Easter Sunday 'relighting til e
lights" services will be held in the
afternoon OF that day at Douglas, the
Bisbee members of the order going TO
Douglas to participate.
At the Maunday Thursday cere-
mony in Bisbee last night there were
a number of lady attendants and out
side visitors Combined with the
ceremony was a banquet that was
much enjoyed. The following was
the toast card.
To. the memory OF Albert Pike: To
the President of the United States;
To the Grand Lodge of Arizona; To
the Supreme Council and the Grand
Commander: To the memory of the
Brethren Of these degrees whose la
bors here below have ceased during
the present Masonic year; To Our
Country; To Fraternity and Patriot
ism; To all Masons and Masonic
Bodies of all Rites and degrees over
the surface of the earthi Honors and
laurels TO the worthy; health to the
sick; comfort 10 the needy and sue
cor TO the oppressed everywhere.
COUNTY FAIR MARCH IS. 18th.
Advertisement 1877
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21

Mexico City special to New York
Times declares that President Wi :
sons policy towards Mexico has met
with popular approval in that coun-
try.
Washington special says that sue.
cessor TO ambassador 10 Mexico VIII
son will not be Immediately named,
as this would involve recognizing
Huerta government, which President
Wilson does not want to do.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21
ARE YOU GOING TO
THE CONCERT? Adv.
CARRIES OUT OLD CUSTOM

LONDON. March 2G.-The pictur-
esque and historic ceremony of dis
tributing the Kings Mandy money
to the poor Of the realm was wit
messed in Westminster Abbey today.
FoTty-seven aged and penuiless sub
jects of the King we're gathered in
to be the beniciaries of His Majesty's
bounty. This number corTesponded
to the Kings age. A notable gather
ing of privileged guests looked on
while the rites Of the old custom
were carried out
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21

The Practical Features of
our
| SOCIETY BRAND SUITS
| FOR YOUNG MEN
and men who stay young
1 Pencil pocket in seam OF in
side breast pocket,
2 Cash pocket on inner left
side.
| Cloth Precipitation shields az
| armpits.
| 4 Neck Cape: Prevents wrink-
| ling below collar-patented
/ 5 Extension safety pCcket-con-
ceaIs and secures letters.
6 Buttonniere holder under
Watch pocket in outer rigbI
| pocket.
Vest.
II
4 smooth fitting hack
4 10 Watch guard IN lower left
pocket for fob or chain.
| II Pencil pocket--opens in
seam Of upper left pocket.
u Vestee-adds dressiness.
13 One inch outlet On each side
of back.
Trousers.
| | IA Permanent crease: keeps
trousers pressed and prevents
bagging at knees patented
June 10th. 1908.
| 15 Cash pocket within right
hand side pocket Permits car
rying knife. keys, etc, in same
III pocket without confusion.
Z 16 Guard in watch pocket; pre-
vents theft or loss.
II Pencil pocket. in right hand
hip pocket.
Very convenient when with,
out coat.
! is Tunnel belt slides,
10 Specially designed button in
front Of waist band.
20 Hip pockets to button.
q Improved secret money peck
ct on inside OF waist band.
% Specially designed side
pockets.
% Hanger Of silk braid.
a 21z inch turn up-fOr soft
/ cuff or cuffs.
% Reversible leather belt or
cloth to match trousers.
% Safety catch all in side
pockets to prevent things
from rolling out when in re
Y Ginning position.
Il Besides these excellent fsa,
tures-there is the finest Of de-
signing and tailoring in these
suits.
i A REMARKABLE LINE OF
| READY TO WEAR SUITS
and SCHWARTZ BROS. METH
| OBS BEHIND EVERY ONE
$1,000 to $500
Especially strong on BLUE
SERGES.
/ SCHWARTS BROS. CO.,
THE SAFE PLACE MAIN ST.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21

J. P, Morgan interests win take
over s1o,00G006 coal properties 81
Col. James VI. Gufey in Taylor. Bar
bour and Preston counties, West Vir-
GINA. Negotiations have been under
way for more than a wear
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21
''Oh Girls Do Try
GETS-IT for Corns''

The New-Plsn Corn Cure No Fuss.
Nc Pain. Sure and Quick.
You never used anything like
~GETS-IT7 for corns. before, You're
sure at last that every stubborn corn
tsat you've tried so long te get rid
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21
''F1ow l Did Suffer from Corns for
Years.
"GETS-lT" Got Them All in a Few
Days!"

"GETS-lT" Got Them All in a Few
Daysl"
of is a "goner." You apply GETS
IT" in 2 seconds, that's all. GETS
IT does the rest. There's no more
fUssing, no more bandages 10 fix. no
more salYes to turn the flesh red
and raw No more plasters to get
misplaced and press on the corn. No
mere pulling, no more pain, no
more picking and gouging, no more
razOrs
"GETS-IT" stops. pain. shriyels up
he corn, and the corn vanishes.
"GETS-IT" never fails, is harmless 10
healthy flesh. Warts, calloCses and
bunions disappear.
"GETS-IT" is sold at drug stores
at 25c a bottle, or sent on receipt OF
.pHco by E. Lawrence & Co., Chica'
go. Sold in Bisbee by Bisbee Drug
Co, Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-21
WEATHER FORECAST

ARIZONA--Fair. Southern Califor-
MIA, increasing cloudiness, rain Fri
day.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
8a3iumS Scr 8limHHarm,s
G~nt;anSune.

&arln Die 6alsent6illbuna 9linhz
harms Gnt5iinbung bcrpprrufeu? Sieic
auf Den critcn Slid iiberraldenpc
8rase beid,dftiat icit aur5cm eic mebis
5iniihe Sorihuug in @ngldno iinp lit
cine Solge Der Grpcrimcnte mnb isprs
idlm9en. Die IN iiingiter Belt i'm
&rnntenbduie heo Sonbpner llniperiim
College untcrnpnnlnen purbcn unb
bcren GraebniB III Der britiidcn
IerStepelt bcrcdtigtes Iuficbcn errcat.
Sfon lett cinigcr 3eit pcrtrctcr
mnndc @eni6incr cine Sppotbeic. mad,
Der Die Slinbrurm GntSiinpuna burd,
einen SaSilllS hcrporgcrufcn merpcn
Ioa, DER nit Observation-Disclosures Cider
belt bisber nod nidlt ieitacitcQt mcrs
bcn fpnute. Cine Heibe bon grpcris
mentcn bat oicicr Sbeoric mand)c
citizen Ncgcbcn. ScBt nber lit cS,
mic Die drStlidlc SndScitlhriit .Sauz
Get" beridtet. inn Spnhoncr llnipcrlim
Gpllcac ~aclrnacu. cincn SaSilus lett
5nltcllcn. Der imtitaubc lit, bel Shicrcn
Slinbnarm Gnt5iinpung bcrporms
rlfcn. Snbci luurbc nbcr bcobadtct.
buB Der Yaticnt. in bcllcn SrganismuS
Der Sd5ilus N~cfunpcn pllrbc. 5ugIcid,
M elmer lcidtcn &ulScitSiinbuna lit
nno nit ll%ebcrraid)ung lpurbc ieitgcs
itcllt. ouB DER glcidlc .Sa5illuo. Den
man ais cinen @rrcgcr Der Nppcubicis
It's nniab. in Der acknowledgement bco
bctrcffcnnen Tntientcn cine Golouie
g%egrilnnct bate.
.0ian lpeiB". 10 bcmcrtt bicrSu Scr
.Snncct". ,ybdB %cmpiinblidlc acbler
cine lpiatommenc ginannaSpforte iilr
0titro6en nllcr Nrt iinb; I'M porlicacus
Den Sale mirb g. mnbrldlcinlih. boB
Observation-Disclosures inbirett FL &linos
narms Gnt6ilneungcn iiibrcn founcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
SIR Sen Kampf aeaen Ste
rstte 6cfatr.

Ncmcinbcn pScr Tcrcinc. bencu
baran ge!csen lit, cinen Dffcutlifen
Iprtra9 iiber So5inlismls ober io5idle
Sragcn 81 ueranitaltcn. Der mad, Sitcrn
ab3ubnltcu lpdre, ctlpa i'm Ipril oSer
Iai. iolten lid, iest an Die Geutralz
itclc beS 3. H.s8. Central @crcins.
307 Scmple 9uilbius. ct. 9ouis, Io.,
ipcnbcn. Sic Sereinse pber &C.
meinbes Gomitecn. Die Die Sorbercis
tlugcu fiir Den gortras iibcrncbmcn,
perben Damn 9eniigenb 3eit baben. III
allcr Nlibe bic Torbereitnngen iiir cine
crfolareidc Scrauitaltun9 81 t%rcffen.
Sic Serrcn .. ". Collins unb Sapib
@olpltein trcten locbcu inter 9citung
Der Gentralitelc neitc Rebetpurcn an.
Die turs mad Sitern idlieBen iucroeu.
Sierdlf itcben bieie 8anberrebncr bes
Central Gcrein5 ipieberum unbereil
@ereiueu unS @emcinbeu 5ur @erz
filgung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

Sraucn bcrcits itimrbcrcdtigt iinb:
Moriueeen, Sinlanb, Mcuieclnnb mn
N%uitralicn. Sieien fplacn %crtrete>
rinncn Der Sdnber, melde Den Srdlicn
bas Stimmrcdt MIR gum Sbeile 5ligez
iprpd)en habcn: Sdnpeben, Sducmurf.
Sslnub. @rnBbritnnnicn. Scitcrrcime
llngnru unh Scl9icn. Sralten in Den
harafteriitiidDen Sruhtcil anocrcr
9dnber perben hicien Sbeil Der Ynropc
bciflieBen. aiinitlcriuncn in Siht>
roid, Sd)nuipiclcrinncn IN Suntclroiu.
Multi aiinitlcrimeu III ~Nmcricarl
Scnltp" Hpia mn Sraucn anpcrcr
Bernie uuo Sanpiucrfc in allen mog>
lidlcn Sdrbcn poim lidJtcitcn G%itrpncnz
Oclb bis SdipdrS perhcn III Die Ynz
rabc 10 cingcreiht mcrbcn, pub feline
Sisbnrmonic Der Sarbcn entitebt.
Nm Sohliiiie Der Garabc merbcn sic
mdnulidlcn SheilncGmer pcriclbcn nit
Dem Heprdientnntcn Hidmuub Scar
ion 5ubiou bon IIaboma an Der SpiBc
nturihircn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

nnb bnB morlfc Sdac BON Nppcnbie
citi5 nls BIC m%ittclbdrc Solgc elmer
Sdlocnt6ilnrung an5uIebcn inn" =
vGber", 10 fiigt baS Srann Der cnalis
idlcn Ncr5tclpclt hin5u, -bicie Be
obnd,tlng bictct teincu @rimh III be
ipnrcrcr @eInr9niB: bieie 5eititclluns
mag ra5u oicneu, bic Anscmeiubeit
caran 81 erinncrn, BON iueldcr Wid)=
tisfeit cs lit, ben Sals nno bic Mnno=
hDblc tets III ciuem bpgieniif Cit
,u~anofreieH 3aitanb 5u crhalten. @pr
Nilcm bel &inscrn iino idanbafte
Sdhne nno dlruniifc Wauocl Gntjiiu
oungcn TprlGmier nnn Snmptumc
ih,ucrcr Sf0ranaer, ncuen bel Soften
omrf cine raoifale SehanoInna nes
Salics NIB Der Manpeln p%urecbenai
iueroen muk."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
Genfantin.Seier.
Sic 16. Sabrhnmoerts Tcier DER Nncr
fenuuns oes tatbpliihen Ghriiten=
ibnms Dmrdl Den rDmiihen
Stnat and in Nmcrifa
h%esauaen.

Ga@ 1900. Sabreoillbildlr Der Vim
crtennung Der Gbriiteu Durd bos eaz
S~unnligc &cltreit. DEM r0miid,cr
Stnntc. i'll hieicm Sabre miro lid, in
hcn %cr. Stdutcn i'll beionhcro Der
pprbcbcnalpcrtbcr @ciie i'll &aihings
ION uno Mem gorf geltolten.
Cine nntionnlc Scicr miro in Der
ct. 9utriG's antbebrnle in @nihinge
ton ucrnnitultct perbcu. Ser Apo
ltoliidlc Selcgot miro Die Gerempnic
leitcn nub Garpinnl 9ibbons mirr
prebiacn. Sns 2atum fir cine dbHe
lidc Seicr miro bon Cardinal Snrlcr
feit9clcpt .pcroen, lpcnl Der airfcns
fiirit BON Bermuda Suriidfebrt.
Der Ynpit bat nngcorbnct. bnf
0ffentlid)c 9%dntingun9s : @pttesoicnitc
in icber Sio5cie a~bgchnlten lpcroci
miilen, iibcrlGBt nber ionit Die Sc
tails Der Geren,onicu Den Gr5biid)Dfcr
uub Siidofcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25

tapnse rnlprbet purDcu. bcfarb lid Gin
Yater ipeiter I'M Snncren unb bon
ieiuer Citation abgcidnittcu. pcil bic
blutbilriti9en Seinbe allc @c9c, bic
III Iciner Citation filbrten, bcleBt
biclten. Sebeu Nli9enhlid milBtc CT
gclpdrtig ieil, BON bcn N~ufirdnbiid)cn
erlnoroct 81 mcrben. Gin bcfrcrns
bctcr 6duptling bot iih on, i'm burd)
Die Shaar crregter aricgcr 81 scz
leiten mn i'm gcsen icbcn Nnariff 5l
uertbeibiaen. Ea Der Safer Den
&prten bes 8dilptlinas jcbph nidlt
trautc. ionocru baralif Deltailb, bnrh
oas @cbict zines anbcrcu ipilpen
Stammes 81 ffiidltcn. bcgleitete i'm
lcin Srcunb 5ur Sihcrbeit, pbipobl CT
iel6it IN 8ciubr Idupcbte.
Sie bette Gigcnid)aft, Die Dem Gin
geborenet nnd1geriihntt mcrbcn lam,
lit icine InpaiiungSgabc nnb
. ilbnnaa I Il + ig Tel I. Vit
Seihtigfeit cignen iih Sinner nnIcrc
Sitten an, porallsgcieet. buB lie III
ibrcn iungen Sabrcn Iufndbn1c III
cine Gr5icbunes @Initalt finbcn uno
pcnt pcrberblidcn @influS Der Ilten
bnllerlb ~ent5ogeu lperbcn. Mud bier
er5ielt bic hriftlide Gr5iebntg Der
&inoer bic beiten Grfolse. Ser be-
itdibige @inflliB bes Iiiiipnnrs ut
io9ar bel Ben Grludfienen Iid)tbnr. III
bereu Ser5cn Die Stammcslnirer be-
rcits 5ur @cpobn6cit gcluorbeu iinp.
9aS Gbriitcntbum 1T ibncn cine
Suecnbidulc, unb Rem itrcbiamcn
0iiiiionar cine Gllcne bcs Sroitcs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-25
(@ingciaubt,
(@ingcIauot,)
Sur Jeimiten'Sraee im
OeutIchIanS.

~2aBt fcinen Seilit b%erein".
go rrft Der blaue Suup.
sic .brinscn unier Scutidcs 9icib
@an5 iid,er auf Den Sunb."
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60 lilecu tic, perbesen tic
SnS gauge Seutlhe Hcid.
Sas gdbrt unb gdbrt unb idrpillt mi
ihrpiQt
@'rab mie i'm &ud,cntcig.
.8as bat ser SeIuit %9ctbdn?"
Was ieocr Yrieiter tbut:
Gr gibt fir aDnig. @ott llnb Teidl
Seiu Seben nm Iein Slut.
@r eibt. ipcnn CT @eididlte ihrcibt
@enau Die Gnellcn an,
Or lit in Icincm 2icblingsfaf
Gin mpglihlt gauSer @tnnu.
Or alarlbt an Hcht, bas ciuig lit
llnb unperfdlift unb trcl,
Hid)t. baB CO fir Sartcien lit,
Mad @unih unO @illeu ncil.
@pr bunbert Sabren peht' I'M 2ano
SI Sreibeit friidcr Said,
Sest miro bel Siclen MIR gepilegt
Sic Sabiilht unb Der Baud.
$50 man bas 8edt nit Siiben tritt.
Sa Tam fein Sriebe iein:
ga iGet bas perlebte Iedt
Gin boies llnfrallt Gin.
.8as that err. frast Der 9ihter cini
llno .8lut" Die Intmort mar.
ltno ncil Der blaue 8unb nuu briiQt
SIT aaes lonnenflar.
10. O.
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surpe am gahnhsf abselanert.

ySttrbe am Sabrb0fa a~bgelaterf.
Scrr .. @enicn BON ltplnnh Nebr.,
er5dblt iiber Elm Invertebrates grcigs
nib, odB linn besesneteidl5 CT ailf DEM
Sabnbof III ltplanbr cine bon ibm be-
itelltc Site Sorni's IlpenfrGlltcr abb
bottle. Gr ihreibt: nSbr I~lpentrdus
ter tbut bier piel 8utes uno itebt in
GROCER Hahfraac beim Yliblitum. Ils
i1 Ole leste Senbung erbielt. pilrpc
ih bon &unben ant 8abnboi abscs
laiert uno mlBte iiinf SIaid,cn bcrs
9cben, nm lie 5u beirieoiecn. Sic
Iae iagcn. Der NlpcnfrGutcr iii ser
einSigc Nr5t, benen lie benotbiaen.
Der Nipenfrdlltcr rettete bier Den
fleinen Sobn bes &errn &. 81. 9cnicn.
Die Ier5te pollten ibu mad, DEM
Solpital ncbmeu. nm i'm 5u opericren.
Ut lit Jest led)S Sabre alt unb gciluib
unb hunter"
SaB Sorni's IlpcnfrGutcr iid elmer
arpBercn Scliebtbcit erircut. ais
iraenb cine anbere IebiSiu. lit llnbcz
ltrittcn. Gr lit bas cine Scilmittcl.
6n ipeldem Die 2eutc G~crtrauen bas
ben. Sic &runfbeit. mo- ,Sprui's
Ilpcntrduter feline quite &irtuns pcrz
lagt. miro cine iebr icltenc iein. Gr
1T tcine Ipptbeferz IebiSin. ionhcrn
Elm einfadles, %5citerprobtes ardutcrs
3eilmittel. lpeldles brett pom Yubpraz
torilm selieiert miro. Nan idrcibe
an: Or. Setter Snbrnep 4 Suns Co..
1875 60. &opnc Ipe.. Chicago. III.
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@nibingtou. Creaou. Sbubo. Ipns
tara. NIT ausnobmc BON Sort Wiiis
iolia, California. Acpaoa uno lltob.
ionic Scnf 9ellrmltonc Sorf uno'
Nlnofn. IN rielcm Sepurtcmcnt lit
Die Srittc Sieilioh i%tationicrt.' F,
3wei weitcre Separtemcnts bciins
Den lid, auberbalh oeS amerifaniIhcu
eontlnents. Die S~blippinen uuAcr
Setcbl bon @enerois @taior s.. Sranfs
lin une Sapoii inter 8ciehl bon 8ris
SaNcs @encral 6rcecrid 6ymiton.