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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-12
SCHEDULE FOR THE SEASON
OF the Theatrical Attractions Booked
for the Temple

Feb. 14-Freckles.
Feb. 1.-THE Goose Girl
Feb. 25-Newlyweds and Their Baby.
Feb. 2S-Climax.
March 10-Human Hearts.
March 1.-THE Man, the Girl and the
Game.
March 25-Evans' Honey Boy Min
strels.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-12
THAT

Is the quality of excellence you are
GUARANTEED in every article you
purchase at this establishment.
Irrespective of its va1ue-if it's $500
worth Of 100 cents the value you OBJ
tain for your money is the maximum
obtainable anywhere in
GOLD JEW EIRY CUT GLASS
.SILVERWAR WATCHES
POTTERY CHINA
and other articles we sen.
You can trade with absolute safety
herewith the knowledge that you're
positively securing the best for your
money.
A. E. BURNETT
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-12

I will be at the following places on
time specified to receive tax returns
for 1913:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-12
WEATHER FORECAST

Jake Brown, Secret
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
HURD BILL BEGINS
ROAD LEGISLATION

At the end of a session lasting all of
last Thursday afternoon the house
passed the so called Hurd bill, calling
for a system of bond issues by counties
for the purpose of constructing public
highways. The vote was AZ to 10.
Briefly put, the bill provides that
each county shall have the right to
issue bonds for roadbuilding purposes
up to 2 per cent of its assessed valua-
tion. that the road districts shall be
represented in convention. called by
posting Of notices, and that each dis
trict shall have a voice in the conven-
tion in this manner. When a conven-
ton is called, the roads to be improved
shall be discussed and whatever action
is taken shall be the guide Of the
county IN the matter Of highway i'm
provements.
There was much debate on the meas
ure, which consumed the entire after
noon. 1t was supposed to be most
important bit of legislation. but several
of the members declared the belief
that the state had not progressed at all
in road legislation, but instead had
passed bill full of complicated claus
es and so cumbersome that it will prove
to he unworkable.
1t is probable that the bill will not be
Epsssed by the senate and that further
action will have to be taken on it,
probably in joint session of house anc
senate committees.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06

and $500, coo for the adequate repre- :
sentation at the Pacific exposition, say
a dispatch to the 0regOnian.
Unbounded enthusiasm prevailed
from the time the various delegations
from the state reached Salem until the
speakers representing the different
sections had said their sections of the
state would stand by the legislature in
an adequate appropriation and had
taken their night trains for home.
The largest delegation was that from
Portland, but it was by no means more
in earnest or more enthusiastic than
the others. Every one present seemed
filled with the desire to have Oregon
represented at the great exposition in
San Francisco in 1915 and all were
outspoken in the belief that anything
IN the way of so-called economy at this
time undoubtedly would mean a very
poor idea being conveyed to the
world as to the interest of Oregon peo-
pie in what was declared to be the
greatest achievements in history. the
completion of the big canal that is to
bind the Pacific to the Atlantic and
bring this coast into its own.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
ATHLETES INVITED
TO VISIT SOUTH

The management of the Pacific Coast
Interscholastic track meet, which will
be held ON the oval of the University of
California. at Berkeley, April and
have invited the students of the Hood
River high school to send representative
athletes to the southern event. Hood
River has only been represented at one
Of these gatherings. In the spring of
1910 Chester Higgins, who has since
made a record in tho mile at the Uni
versity of Oregon. attended the Inter
scholastic meet held at Stanford Uni
vcrsity.
New events which are down on the
program for the 1913 contest are
swimming mat in the University pool,
a ive-mie cross-country run from Oak
land to Berkeley, and exhibition dis
Gus and iavelin throwing contests. The
swimming meet is to take place on the
evening of April 4 and will be accom-
panied by a spectacular fireworks dis
play. Points in this meet vii be
scored separately from the track con-
tests. The usual system of holding the
preliminary track heats on Friday and
the finals on Saturday will be followed
this year. A tennis tournament, at
first included in the plans for the meet,
has since been abandoned.
Elaborate plans are now under way
for the entertainment OF the high school
men. During their two days stay they
will be quartefed at the various fra
ternlty and club houses on the campus
and these organizations are planning
special entertainment for their guests.
The annual Big "C'' Sirkus, to which
the high school men are given free
admission, will bring the program to
close on Saturday night. Any high
school student under the age Of Il and
vouched for by his high school princi-
pal is eligible for entry. To place all
schools on an equal footing, track
teams are to be limited to twelve men,
including a relay team, and swimming
team of six men, including the relay
squad. In the cross-cOuntry run each
school is to be limited to five men.
Entries are to be in the committees
hands by March rs.
Special rates of fare and one-third
for the meet will be given by the
Southern Pacific, Western Pacific and
Santa Fe railroads Schools coming
from over one hundred miles will be
given a pro rata of the gate receipts
Of the meet.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
Outfit NJ. 2O3 $4,000

Samea as outfit I'M 2O2" except that it has 200
gallon tank.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
)DELL LEAGUE
TALKS INSURANCE
A MUTUAL COMPANY IS PROPOSED
The Association Discussed is Based on
Similar Ones in Iowa Counties
Committees Appointed

At q meeting of the 0deil Develop
meut League held Monday night quite
discussion took place concerning the
organization Of a Farmers Mutual In
surance Co. This idea was placed be-
fore the League by W. L. SheirbOn,
resident Of Hood River valley, who is a
stockholder of the Farmers Mutual
Association of Plymouth County. Iowa.
A standing vote was taken to find out
whether the members present were in
favor of such a proposition or not, and
the sentiment expressed was unani-
mously in favor Of the proposed plan.
The sum of Sl7, 500 worth of insurance
was pledged by those present if such
an association be formed. II was the
sentiment of the League to interview
and bring this proposition before the
Commercial club and other develop
ment leagues throughout the valley and
the following committee was appointed
30 meet with other organizations: W.
L. Sheirbon, Geo. Sheppard. r. f.
Miller and j. }. Krumanacker.
W. L. Sheirbon, it is stated. will be
glad to interview and give full infor-
nation TO anyone regarding the plan of
| insurance which has been worked out
in the Iowa county to such good advan-
/ tage and success Following is a clip
ping Of a meeting held by the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Association of Ply
mouth county, Iowa.
1.-The stockholders Of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Association of Ply
mouth county held their annual meet
ing here last Saturday afternoon. The
crowd attending was the largest in the
history of the Association and all
seemed interested in the proceedings.
Probably the most talked of PROPOSE
tion brought before the meeting was
that of placing insurance on automo-
biles. The question was discussed pro
and con for some time but was defeat
ed by the vote Of the stockholders.
"The secretary, Frank Hoese, read
his annual report showing a splendid
increase in membership and the
amount of insurance written. His re-
port also showed that all losses during
the year were promptly and satisfac-
torily adjusted.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
Outfit M. III. 1O2 $317.5O

This is the same as the III. X. 102" outfit, except
that it has Bosch Magnetic instead of battery gntiOn
and truck has 5nch tires instead of 4-inch We will
furnish truck with 4nch tire if preferred for $5 less
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
WEST SIDERS PLAN
ALL DAY AFFAIR

The members of the West Side I'm
club will hold an all day
meeting on Thursday, February 20,
when Prof Boquet. Lewis, jackson
and Cordley, who will be visiting the
valley at that time in the interest of
the Oregon Agricultural College extern
sion work, will deliver addresses. The
ladies of the cluD will furnish basket
dinner on that day and large crowd is
expected to attend the gathering.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
Outfit M. 313 $4S2.5O

Includes 3A-horsepower New Way Air-Cooled
Engine 4-cyinder New Way Pump; Bosch magnetic;
tire, complete with doubetree and neckyoke full hose
equipment as above listed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
APPROPRlA-
TION IS ENDORSED

/. Delegations from Portland and n
other cities and towns in Oregon took
Salem bv storm last Thursday, cap
tured the state house and neld it until
they had assured the members OF JOINT
Senate and House committee on ways
and means that the state will support
an appropriation of between $500, ,0OO
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
Outfit M. H. 2o2 $4,000
Outfit M. 2O2 $4,000

Includes 2H-horsepower New Way Verticle Air
cooled Engine; Bosch Magnetic; New Way Spray
Pump; 150-gallon Tank Angle Steel Frame Truck
with 5-nch tire complete with doubletree and neck
yoke; full hose equipment above mentioned
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
Outfit K. H. 2O2 $315.OO

Includes 2h-horsepower New
cooled Engine, battery ignition; \
Pump; 150-gallon Tank; 81 Truck
complete with doubletrees aud nee
equipment as mentioned above.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06

Average cost per $1,000 during past
year was $.65. For the past five years
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
On the New Way outfits we quote:
Outfit K. III. 1O2 $267.5O

Here's what it includes: 1l-horsepower New
Way Jewel Air. Cooled Engine with battery ignition;
Pump; 81 Truck with 4-inch tire, doubletrees and
as follows: Two 35-foot lines of best 7-ply spray
hose guaranteed for full year, and fitted with patent
'Stay-There" couplings; two leakless cutofs, two
rubber drip guards to keep the spray from running
down the rod onto your hands, two g. or 10foot rods
iron or brass, your choice of any four nozzles
dozen hose washers, special pump and engine wrench
es, oil can and OIL
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-02-06
Growers to Consider Retaining Lawrence

There will be a meeting at the Com
mercal club, following the good roads
meeting, next Saturday afternoon at
about 3 O'Clock. for the purpose of
discussing ways and means for retain
ing Prof. W. H. Lawrence to continue
the research work which he has been
carrying on for the last two years. and
to act as consulting horticulturist for
the benefit of the fruit growers in
Hood River valley.
Rubber Stamp Inks and Pads at this
office, also stamps made to order.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
y Sell. **) Snpiaucr5clt.
Gin Hehenf unititiif.

.3Ghlc eiunal raid alle 3dhlen bon
4 bis 10 attainment" laate Mar cines
Cages nad) Hiidfebr aus Der Stulc 81
iciner Sdpeiter oclene. Sieic red)s
llete llnp crbiclt dis Slmrrc 55.
.8ihtisl" perieets @tar. bod MN
tbut bnsielbe nil allen 3ablcn ppu
1 bis 80"
.Sos miro ldnge Snuern. cbe i'd
Damit iertig lperoe". erlpiperte 9elcne.
% neiu", ent9egnetc Der SruOer.
.Seutc lit ms in ser Sdule 9cSei9t
pprbcn, iuic man bde iehr raid aus
rectnet. on iouit es nild) lernen. EaG
auf. jest bin ih 9ebrcr! Gable Die
erite unS Die lestc 3abl Der Heihc 6uz
Idmmcn. a!in 1 unb 30"
.@ibt 81"
-3dblc Die 5lucitc uno bic purlctte
3abl Der Heibe 5ulamm,en. alip
= unS 90"
.Sit and 81"
.Mun adhere sic brittle unS Die
brittlcste 3abl. alio 3 uuo 2S."
.Iuch 81"
DUttCll pl cllUuS.
.Iba". meintc Sclenc, .bas seht 10
fort, 4 unb - SuiammenSc6dblt III
iuiebcr 81. > unb 20 audi"
.@etroiicn!" iugtc Iar. r@eim
NSbicren icpes 3ablcnpnarcS fummt 81
beraus. @iepicI m6gcn cs aber 3ab>
lcnpaarc ~fpcrocn?"
Sa cs Die SdjmeItcr nid)t iobalb CT
rietb. iastc Iur. Der es Dem 9cbrer
%nad,5utbun p%crIild)tc: 80 Striinlpfc
geben miepiel Yunr2"
.15". lautete oic Iniiport.
Sic 80 3ablcu. weld,e on Suiamz
m~enSdblen iolIr. picpicl 3ablcns
paarc?"
.Ilh Is. Sa. MN peib i'd, ipie
eS Su rcd,ncn it,, iaate &elene. ,Gs
folnmt heraus Is nal 81. b. /. 465."
.Hidltig gerednet". perieBte War.
llnicr 2cbrer la9te: Man iibcrlest. lpic
picl 3%ablenpnnre entitebcn. uno mIltis
pliSiert nit Der Insabl nerIelben Die
Summc, lpclfc man beim Ibbieren
Der eritcn unb lestcn 3abl Der 8eibc
crbGlt,"
.@ic ioll ih cs aber a%uiangcn".
lpcnbete 9c!ene Elm. .iuenn sum Iesten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

Tanre cine 3ahl feblt, nie 5. .. beim
Ibbieren Der 3ablen bon 1 bis 27?"
.Sas babcn mir nuf in Der Sdule
beiproten". iagte Tar, r27 3ablen
scben 1879 Yaar. mitbin fonrmt bere
aus 1879 mai IS 9leif 37S. @il
man ober nift nit 9rilhcn refnen. ir
sablt man 5rndd)lt Die Sablen nDn
1 biz % 5uianmen nm fiist Id1lieBz
LID Die ~ bin5u. Gbenio cinfud
mare cs, itutt Der 3nblen I bis q Die
3ablen 1 bis % 81 npbiercn uno Damn
Die 2S piebcr ~ab5u5ieben."
SID, oa5 lit ia Nues san5 leiht!"
rief Selene aus. rSest fam id, ee
dlld,. @cnn beutc 9tadmittag Sntel
@eors 5u 9eiuh fonmt, lperbe ih inn
aufgebcu, ale 3ablen o 1 bis 100
auiammcn5m5dblcn. Sb CT e5 ber>
allsbrinsen pirb?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
= I'm trauten familienkrei(e.


Terfigung Bat, Der muB lid chen
barun 9cipobnen. init tleinen 81 rehs
men uno feline Ius9nben uad ieinen
Gintiinften rihten. Natiirlih 1oa bn>
init nid,t geiaat iperben, baB nun ieber
5eQer Dor Dem Iusge6en brei Wal in
Der SnnD berllmscbrebt lperben mllb.
flcinlid)e Spariamteir lit bdBlth inp
artet lei6t in bns idlimme Saifer bes
8ei6es aus. Iber Nedlnen nnb gin>
tbeilen. pas muB jebe tiihtige Saliss
frau. ieoer Nann peri teben, uno iper
eS nid)t Tam, Der ioQ es lernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
lGon IIfons M c r.
Sn Der Serienseit.


9abt iiber Srib uub Taul berid,teu
Die nelleitcn %atan5geidid)ten!
~
Benin gutcn Sntcl an Dem Gee
Yergciien tic bes Scrnens Web.
ltno Sober bdlt it'd BORT 5ula1bc.
6ort, cine - Suoiducrbnnoc.
NriB ailt nIs Sduptling Sontiac.
Sic Hchtc ifpinst Den Soma'
batpf;*
Sic 2intc filbrt elm bol5crn WeNer;
Gin 6eQ unbiiQf Den &enlhen'
FREEZER.
Sm arieecridmud ithIeiht CT bcran
gr iut3t Den 3duptling Scbuan.
auh scr licst bcimlif auf Del
Gs fonrmt sum 8umpf naf fur5ei
Sulter.
llnb baIb ertout ais Selogelhrei
6ier bug bug bug. bort vtpi9sipa9'
mai.
Senn ais oenl Sorf Die lpIen Suben
Sic folgen ibneu aiis Den Stuben.
Gem Yontiuc uno Scbmnn
Sih itlicBen Ginsebprne an.
Nit &ofer nnb scipanntem So9en
%irp tdglif in Den &umpf ge5pgen
-
llnb ipie cS aebt i'm 2duf Der &elt.
@eid,iebt'a nlld) bier im blut gen Selo
Scr cine Stanm mu6 ldlicBlit
iicgcn,
Ser anbere ubcr mterliesen.
@eienelt idleppt Der Sie9er iOrt
Sen ,Scinp on cincn iiehcrn Srt.
Cor cincm @iapam** ipirO be-
trddltet
Sic Seutc. = uub Damn abses
Id)lndtet.
3im SdlllB crfolgt Gin S%icgestdn5.
60 treibt mans III Der - Sd)uls
pafnnS!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

Den bicie llcbel INNER id!immcr?
Veil maj nitt mebr 10 redt 9laiiben
mill. Ser 2eihiiim lit 81 9rob.
8enn man nad) elmer euten Trcnigt
ans Der Stride fommt, bort mdn OFT Die
Scmerfung: ga, Der Yfnrrcr bat gut
prcbigen." lluo uniere iuueen Scutel
8ie treten Die mciitcn bon linen in Den
gbcitanb. Der groBte Suftitus ut am
bclten angclcben. Sizes ba Gin Wuns
Der, ipenn mad, etlid,en Subrcn Iues
auBcr 8unb unb Barb gebt? Ilio.
riht Srunfiuht. Iorheru llngldilbc lit
bns grDBcrc llebel. ltnb Scten! Su.
jeet lit Mrs 'rausecipiid)t! 8ie ipdre
cs, ipcnn Die %ungiildlid,eu Srailen ii1o
hie bebauernsipertben @inbcr mebr fiir
ibren perfpmmencn Iam unb Batter
beten milrpen? Sit nid,t ihon a
dies llnbeil %absefpenoet iporoen purh
8cbet? Cher mill man babon alid)
nidbts mebf ipillen? Nod mebr &C.
icBe mill man baben. Sh meine, mir
bdtten ieet ihon 81 piele. Inn iibers
treten gu ncrben. Wiirben Die Jest
b~eitcbenhen befol9t, cS lpdrc belier. gu
pieiem 3ped iollten lid Die fatb9
liiheu &dnner Suiammeni6aaren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
allfeeutider Samsratb.

I1cs, mas man ieiner3eit in Niirnz
berg an 5aisbaltuusS : 4egenitdlbcn
benDtbi9te, iinoen mir in einsm Sc
oiht bes &eiiteriingers 6ans Suhs
folsenbermaBen fur5 5uianmcngeiteQt:
.gritlih in Die S%tubengebend
Misbt baben tiid, itiihl nm bdnf.
9anfpoliter, fiiB unb elm iaulbett.
gieBfalter nnb elm fanoclbrctt;
bano5nebpel, tiiftlld,, ifiiielrins.
%pfannboI5, teller, lDifel, tupferlin9.
ftauien, dnaiter unb elm biersIas.
futtrpli. Sradter unb elm IaISfaB.
Elm fiihlfcilel. fanoel unb floiden.
elm biiriten, 9las nit 5u lpaifen,
leld1tcr, outsider unb ferSen piel.
iddd, farten, ipiirfel, Gin bretipiel,
cine reiienDe ubr, ifirm unb ipiegel.
elm itreib6eus, binten. papier uno
Iiegel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Glapier Stubien.

@as lit ein Scim u6mc alapicr? =
SaS &lapier seb0rt beut5uta9c sun,
gltfen Son umgctebrt fonnte mou
bas leiocr nid,t INNER nit gutem &C.
ipilien bebaupten.
Sriiber M Der gciib zines alaz
piers Elm 3eidlen bcs @pblitanbes;
bellte lit cS beitenfalls pas 3cidcn Der
&rcpitTdbi9teit. penn Ielbit fir 9eute,
bel oenen man bas %erlnnaeu mad,
eirem &labier fiir Elm unbilliacS oez
baltcn bate. lit bieicr @unid an cincm
biligen geiporpen: flint Collars Nuz
6ablnng nno eincn Solar Die ISOLDE.
Sn Der alltcn ulten 3eit ipartcn Die
Gltern. nahoem lie iiir bas 9t0tbiaitc
9elor9t hattcn, bis lie bas @clb bciz
lammcn batten, Inn Ser inspiibcn crs
lpnd)lencn Sodtcr Die notbige muiitaz
ltlde GrSiebnng - .Nloitcralodcn"
-. "9cbet elmer Sunairau"
ySriiblingslieb" - unb oaS ba3l no.
tbige Eianoforte anNcpeiben lulicn ri
tonncn. Nuu bat lih bicIcr gcoiegcnc
@eilt Der glltcn ultcn Belt piano tort
9emntt: Scber id,afit lid, Gin Nlopicr
an. OBJ er's lidD ~leiiten lam. pbcr uid,t
-. mo lciocr aud: Oh er'S ipiclen
lam. ober midi.
@dbrenb friiber Der Ionn. ser Gin
Nlnpier beia6. iid Ser bcionSercn aoods
ahtlng Ieiner @itbiiracr e~rfreutc. iii
belfSntage bcinabc id)pu SaS @eecus
tbeii Der Sal. SaS Glnpicr iii am,
&alsmpbcl geiporbcu, mic 9cbnimbl,
Waocpannc. SbpupNrnpb ODER GiSs
idranf; man ipirb lid nidt ipunocrn.
penu man Senmdd)ll baS Glapicr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12

altih in Die Sduier einbnut, ipie man
Dus bereits nit giifiets, Spiegcln,
8iihcrid)rdnfen unb %ucnumrcm,scrn
tbut. g. miro Dies mmio notbigcr
iein, als Die Sbiiren mn Seniter Der
9Guier baIo 10 eng uno fIein gcballt
pcrDeu. baB man elm &lupier nid,t
mehr Dur6 DieIclben biucinbetommen
fam.
Gin alapier lit cine Nptbipenbistcit,
Der man isbr leiht begegnen fam =
es bauert ulir einiaermnBen lang, bis
mun icinen Terpflidtungcn uatgefpmz
men III. lporiiber lid inoeiien Der Yer
tdltfcr cher. oils Der adufer Den aopf
5erbred)en loa.
Sas alapier lit Gin 3eidcn Der
Silbura ober aud, Der Giubilpun9. IS
lit I'M Nllhe3uitanbe elm purd)uls
harrnloies Snltrllment urib miro crit
flrftbar. ipenn es scrci5t nirb. Wcr
ba5 entiprcfenbe Snlsnt llnA Die gez
niisenbe llebune beiist, permn9 Dem
alaptcr Die berrliditen Welopieen 81
eutloden = Damn lit bas aldpieripiel
einc gottlide &unit. Nber bn pao
&lanieripiel all9cmeiH Dnrbe, iulirbc es
audi 9emcin, uno ieitecm Die WcnItDcn
iih in &lapierbduoer p%crlpdnNclten, lit
es ifon cine redte Ificuifnnpc 9e1
lporben. mas man bon Der rildiihts>
lolen mn funItunperitGnoiacn Hahz
barldaft IueS crtragen muB.
~ - ~
Gutter Natb.
@iqiam Silttcn. Der bcriibmtc Nas
tbemotifer. purpe BON Den iflid)ten
2anbleuten IN ieiner llmgcbune fiir
einen Wunn sehdltcu. Der III alien
Sdqen Hatb ifaffen fonue, unb 10
mdnoten tic lid) oft nit Den ipunberz
liditen Intiescn an i'm. 60 crihien
einmol cine nadere @aucrsfrdu bel
Inn uno cr3dblte nit gehcimniBpollcr
0tiene. bnB ihr @bemam Iih gar
nidt mebr gut sc8cn tic benebme.
Ionoern lieber in frember 8cielliddft
ais sl Sauie permcile. mas tic lcbr
un9lildlih machte. Sic tragic, Oh
Der geiehrte Serr ihr Hicht elm &ittcl
peridnffen tonne, i6ren Mann ipieber
auf Den rehtcn Wc9 5u bringen.
Sntten ldd,elte unb crfldrte. ihr red)t
lpohi elm pirtiames Nittel perorbnen
Su tonren. @r iaste: ~Sas Iittcl
lit iebr einfoT, abcr bat mcires
@iiens feline @irfung nod mic pcrz
ieblt: 5eisen Sic Nbrem @atten int
mer Elm frcunhlid)cs @ciid,tl" - Sic
Srau punft, tnirt Ino eeht. - @iniae
Wonate ipdter fonmt tie mieper uno
brin9t Suften cin paar ihDnc Siihncr.
Die lie i'm bittct a%n5uncbmcn. Inter
6reubentbrdneu sr5dblt tic ibm. rag
Tie lein 9tittel n~nselponbt babe. uuo
ibr gbcmoun lei rid)tia furirt luorbcu;
CT bleibc fnit immcr 5u SaMic uub be-
bdnoie iie lebr gut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Die Scilfraft Der Spnnc.

Gs ut bnrd) piele Seriudc fcitacz
ltcllt porben, haB 8nutlhiirfunscn lno
Wunoen ihneller beiicn. penn tic Dem
oirctteu Sonncnlidlt niisgeiest lperben.
Sic Slider an Der Siticc pfleacn Die
Scilfrnft Der Sonnc 81 bculisen. I'M
benz JIG ibre @unben einiae 3oa inter
Der Sberildhe pcs @cernaHcrs in
rlbiscr Stellina pon Den Sonncns
itrnbien beiheineu laiien. Iud ioucn
8rampiabern. Die iflpcr 81 beilcn iinp.
purh pohenlangc nuoalernoe Sons
nenbeitrabluns 9dn5lid, acbeilt luerben.
Sas S%onnenlidt mirft buftcricnz
tDotenb. $50 Ole Come binideint,
entltebt 9%lItanbrnng, Hotbmng, perz
mebrte Slutz GirfulGtion. Saburd)
iperbcn an ocu betrcifcnpcn SteIen Die
Grndbrnnas |crbGltninc unb 5eis
lrn9sporadn9c bcpertcnS gebeiicrt. Die
eiteriioffe ifnellcr bcIeitigt. Die
Vilonn9 bon nclicm 9cIunoem @cipcbe
miro beaiinitigt. alio pic Seiluns be-
ihlcnniat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
9as beitere mnS has erute Mdbdeu

2ieht Der heirathslultiee Iann
fir ieiue 5~utiinftise Che bns ernite.
gebilbetc, ober oas pcitere uno ober@
fldthlife IGbden Dor? Sizes ole
n~cleire Hunofrasc elmer engliihen
3eitung, auf Die Sablreihc biibide
Wntporten einselangt iinb, Die bas
9Idtt in ieiner Iusgabe pcrofientz
liht. sd CLAUDE, ihreibt cine
aht5ebnidhri9e, illnst Game. .baB
Die meiiten Ndnner fir Die G6e oas
ihiidterne, ernite IdD6cu pprsieben.
Iber ihon penisc Sabre mad, Der
6od3eit miro linen bicie @lcidmdbigs
teit unb 8iiae lan9peilig unb tic i,Ihen
Die @eieuihaft beitercr uub obcrflGfs
liher Wdofcn auf. ipas natiirlid) alf
Soften ocs ebelid,en 0liids gcbt."
Gin Nopotdt plaioirt fir bas Icbs
bate Ndbden unb iast iolaenbes:
sd bin Der unbebingten Iniiht, baB
Die lebbaften Wdohcn Die beiten Yarz
tien MAIDEN. Sic %erniten Mtdoden
periteben es nidt. einen Iann allf
Die Saner 81 fefieln, uno MAIDEN linn
oft baS 9cbeu pablrdD iinaneenebm.
paB lie &Ieini9feiten all5u tragiIb
nebmen. Iuh ueigcn tic mebr sl
Gifcriidt ais ibre beitercn Sdiueitern.
mn bas ihredt audi picle WGnner ab."
Gin Ir6t mcint, oaB Die erniten
Idpd,en im Iugcmeinen piel ~nerpoier
llnb fir Die Che un9eeignetcr iinb ais
Die nit beitcrem temperament. Sic
Hube uno @leihnrdbigfeit lit meiitcns
MIR dubcrlidl uno oft rcsen tic bic
fleiniten Singc. iiber Die bic better
peranlagten Mdbhcn nit eincm 9ds
deln oper einem Ihicl5uden binrpcsz
9cben. IN Der fiir1terlihiten 8eiic
aui"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-12
Sic iumac Sonnsiram.

.MuS III ncm Sus. mas Lu 90
bcreitet bnit?" - Gin Sccfiteat.
@dmudcn!" .H6cr. CHI. iiir 10
lcidislaubis ioltcit Oh MIDI pod niHt
balten!"