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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fall opening Friday and Saturday at
Fits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Scampini OF the
Morse block and Mrs. Alfred Morgan left
this morning for a 10 days visit in Bns-
ton and Quincy. Mass. Before returning
home they will also make a short stay
in Concord. y. II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-24
Gloves

Kid Gloves, pr. 81 to S3.oo
Silk Gloves, pr, SOC to S1.5O
Isle Gloves, pr, 25c to Toe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

New fall STYLES in IaFrsnoe shoes AZ
Pitts
w. H. Cleveland Of Washington street
left last night for Detroit, Mich.
sale II house dresses Friday and sat
urdsy. &c and 9sc. Paris ShirtWaist
House.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-24

Silks are very soft and lus-
trous, printed designs and dull
colors being very popular, also
Roman stripes.
Prices, per yd., soc to $3.50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
[.atest in snits and coats at Fitts,.

Isadore Krinovitch, who has been at
tending the Hebrew New Year festivities
in Burlington since Saturday, returned
this morning and resumed his duties at
the Lamorey clothing store. In Burling.
ton, Mr.. Krinovitch met his father and
two brothers from Rochester, N. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-24
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. 1914.
The Weather

Cloudy tonight and Friday; probably
showers Saturday; cooler to-nighti mod
crate variable winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-24
TooLATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

wANTED-A Danish giri would he place
V Do general hc.usswcrk AppiN 10 Mrx- A.
H5oru - CurTier strcet tel SnS-lE 1858
WANTED Drfrinx ho-se fer k-spinz duh-
i~r fsu snd u.irfer fer sharz drive dsily.
Asfrzs L. Tirne ofsce isttFl'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-24

We wish 20 thank the many friends and
ueighbors for their kindness during the
illness and death of oar daughter and
sister. also for The beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Adele Cato,
vincent Cato
- Charlie Cato,
Frank Cato.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
~ UG DCEI &
That Made Milwaukee Famous.
CENTENNIAL OF OUR
NATIONAL ANTHEM
Dramatic inspiration Lent Author b,
British Attack on Americans at For
Henry, Sept. Ia, 1914.

tGuStavc kobbc. ia Woman'S World for
September
1t was September IA. leo wears ago.
that Francis Scott Key. a gentleman and
a patriot. under circumstances rs thrill
ing a. amy that ever inspired a poem
wrote The Star-Spanglcd Banner ~
was on the morning following the nm
successful British attack On Fort Ne
Henry. which defended Baltimore. tina.
Key saw the starry flag still flving from
the rampartS Of the fort; and il will
therefore. b. in Baltimore that elaborate
centennial exercises will ~ held during
the week beginning September q. But IL
" expected that the event will be- cclc-
bratetl with more or less formaliiv all
over the country and IN our foreign pos
sessions.
Not only did The star <panglcd Ban
ner" come straight from the heart ~ 4
patriot. but the circumstances that in
Spirrd II were thrilling-as dramatic. i'll
deed. a. would be- the climax Of a great
drama ~ national significance.
That shortly before the attack on Bal
timorc q British force under Ross had
been landed from Admiral ~Cockburn's
fleet. had taken Washington and burned
the public buildings. n history. The
Americans had beer defeated at Blad
en>hrrg. where some ~ the regiments.
A. they arrived before the fight. were a.
signed - their positions Nv "A handsome
MD de,ramp. Francis Scott Key. who. N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
DECISION MAY
COST HOUSTON
THE p INFANT

Waco. Texas. Sent. "A decision made
this afternoon ~ President w. X. Dav-
olson Of the Texas Baseball League
%hrowing out all double header games
his season where il j. shown that the
first game was seven innings ~ agree
ment makes the race for the pennant 4
tie between Waco and Houston. A wire
from Secretary Farrell Of the National
Baseball Commission says first game
must be nine innings. Second game may
~ seven innings ~ agreement"
The above ruling by Mr.. Davidson was
~ no means unexpected. A. a matter
~ fact. hundreds of Houston fans were
willing % gamble that sch would b. his
iction III the matter.
As = result Of the ruling the HonSton
md Waco club standings Are a. follows:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

committees were appointed. and work on
the grounds has already commenced. An
invitation has been extended 10 all the
United states troops III the valley 10 ".
present at the Fair and Stock SHOW; and
their part toward the entertainment "a
the crowds. eStimacd from 30.O00 tn -.
GOO. will b. great sham battles. cxhibi-
tion. drills. Roman races and many other
stunts.
a Rio tirande Valley Automobile a..
Sociaiion will be- organized on first day
~ the Fair and Stock show. and from
present indications more than f.500 auto
mobiles will b. in line: the object "a the
association = - promote good roads.
which Will be ~ interest to everyone
III the Rio tiran,lc Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
MERCEDES TO BE TURNED OVER
TO LIVE STOCK SHOW AND FAIR
ASSOCIATION, OCT. 8, 9 AND 10

Mercedes. Texas. Sept. H. r%ousing
meeting ~ Live Stock Show and Fair
Association WAS held ia Stock show OH
Co.'S last evening. Prize list carving over
SlauD was considered and approved. The
Woman'S Study club nf Mercedes was
given full power "a arrange for a Better
BABY Contest. ami the Stock show Dir.
criorS did not limit them az NJ expenses
Ia making il one Of the foremost contests
held ia Texas to date.
The mayor has issued a proclamation
turning over a. the stock show directors
all VI amt property. streets. and high.
ways during the stock show. Oct. n. ..
and 10th a. be- used AZ they deem proper
for best interest of the Fair and stock
show. Al last nights meeting several
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10
LOVERS or SEASONED
FOOD FACING NEW
INCONVENIENCE

Houston. Texas. sept. i0.-With tho
crop M chill peppers cut 30 Ter cent M
the Mexican revolution. lovers ~ ~ea -e,..a
Food are facing nrw Inconvenience dac
"a the European war. which local imnort.
er, ~ay Wit greatly reduce the supply III
garlic and lemons and various ingredients
from Europe which 10 into condiments. II
M sand The Mexican rtili pepper crop RAJ
been CENTRALIZED by neglect Of southern
Plantations during the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

oklahoma. Okla. sept. l0.-Report~ u
M. - Bentley. State agent for farm az
i~ei-'ou' mdicate y general increase ii the
area planted e. wheat thu tall. due - re-
cent ~ea-onahie rams and TIE probability
~ increased demand caused b. the Fnro-
ftan war The oklahoma erup y est.
matted AZ 10000, 900 bushels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

timber. ann wv virtue VIII. nnd wv HstyNrllnt~-
under The laws a the Site q Texas IA srsf
ra~rA madr and provided. md pursuant AN an
urlrr ui thr city council W.T. CIV uty st EruurA#-
vile. Texas. made at Ia regular Sps~iar un
nrd-rinr and r%rari.insr far N slrain %rlactian tn
Ar hrlI iu and fur thr city WIZ Brownsville.
toEufy ~ tamfran. State ~ Tsxr~ neticr ~
Arr. eittn lat "A Special rirettrn in and TT
as viii he Arhi w thr third TUESDAY in ~prteu-
her n. AZ 1919. tbs same being the ~hiternth
lAr uf said niuntn. TAR the purpose nf submit
hitting to tlr qualified voters uf Hiid tity uf
NfewnsxlAe The question. shall 4 cauimiss.ou
ne a9fpinird n" tfamr M NV eiarirI Lhai
I'll wards VI this city " accordance With. ara
- prescribed by th. laws ~ the State ~ Tex
a~ IN such cases nadr ani provided and AH
provided iu said order W. said city rsfIntll.
1he following places arr DESIGNATED - poll
irE uiacr~ and fhr persons hereinafter named
Art hereby. appointed election uAhrrrs MN nlHi
for zach ~ the respective wards ~ this city.
to-wit:
Polling Plaec-The one story frame huiLiing
used iy onr Eumuin Garcia aS "A bakery .n thr
corner of Fourth ami Adams street. MA snii
Election OffcerS-A. r. cole. presiding
Judge. = NJ ITHlhnn. judge: n. F Allen. judge
W.. ~ Cav"zuS. ,srk ti,.rE- Head. cirrA-
Polling fFarr-fhr frame hnnsr known ms
fhp Nnrrrur hAI. situated uu thH nnTthrrlv ~ihr
w Adsiu- street. between Ninth and Tenth
rirriinu Officers phn Il. Barbour. rrr~id-
inr Judge. W. NV Clint. judge. Frank Cham
pion. judge: George Stove. clerk. " 4. Nor
riS. clerk
Polling Piacc-At the old council chami'rts
In thr rify bali building on The Market sluarr.
being the rp4lm ever thr city .lAii-
Election uihccrs-B = l~inklsy. r~resilirE
iudrr: a.. Turk. judge: H. a. Mnthy. Judge.
JOHN Thirlrn. rlrrk. A. Hittmann. clerk.
Fourth ward.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Every lay intcnSifies the patriotism y
Americans and gives them fresh caus.
for loving their n land.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Every day rivcfs countless nails il
the conin " dcSpcti>m abroad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

ITO VII ~ NHIFH that the Waco club
suffers none BY the ruling.
The Buds we're a party a. hint
sevcn-inning first game this year end
that against Austin On June -. IA lhr
Hose W. the seventh inning Houston was
leading \ % 1. Austin had already made
nine errors ami the club was pitifnl ~
hchald 4 genuine net of mercy was
lone the fans a. we'll a. the Senators
when the affair was terminated ~ the
humane agreement which has since been
used ~ an excuse for protest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Every day increases Enrorc's ncrd for
uur ioUiSlunS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Al Philadelphia :
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-10

Batteries: Plank and Schang; Collins
md C%arrigan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Suitete wabrenb bret Sabren.

Sd betrntte Chr Seilmittel ais
cine @ottessabe fir Ienidbeit uuo
Wiiienibaft. 9r. Sings Netp Sis>
coperp furirte meinen SuIten, al benz
i'd orei Sabre geIitten bate, ifreibt
Sennie Slemming bon Sem SOBER.
Ohio. Sinb Gle NIT einem beldltigens
BEN Suitsn geplast? Sat oerielbe
biSber aller 9ebanbllIng getrobt?
Solen Gle lid beitte cine so Gents
Slaite Or. Sings Hetp 9~iscoperp.
Sic pirb Sbnen ebenio piel belfen, ruie
tic Sennie Slemmine gebolfen bat,
gan5 egal, pie bartnddis ober hrcniid,
Der Suiten fem mag. Sic turirt Sen
.Suiten unS furirt Salss -unn 2unaens
leiben. 9inSeruns ODER Chr @eIo
Suriid. 50<@ents unS $500 IN Sbrer
Mpotbefe.
gufleu's grnifas Snl6e fir Tirplcs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Ereiie mno &inbpicb.
0llmoriitiife selbitbetrohtlna.l

(Sitlrtortlttld)e Selbltbetrad1tltttg.)
Ell bit ein Hinopieb," bat meilt
alter 2ebrer in meinen iungen Sab
rem emit 81 mir geiagt, alS err Die
G%rItgeburt zines 3eitungsartifels lei
nes S6iilerS nit IteigenOer gteruoii-
tat geleien bate. 0ieier erite 8ruB
an Den iitngen 3eitungsifreiber bat
ieitber oft IN meinen Sbren gefllln-
gen ullo mid 5um 9tafoenfen iiber
Den faitialet 3uIammenbang bon
Hreiie unb Hinopieb ermuntert uno
mebr ais einmal babe id fir mid
it'll pieoerbolt: Selig preis i) Iene
Gage, oils id) nod elm Hinopteb mar.
Ereiie uno Hinopieb! Siirf1ten
Sic nid)t, meire Serrell, Dab if Sic
aaeiammt NUN iofort als Hinopieher
bebonoeln meroe. lt~niereinS fonnte
5lpar ia in Seriuhung fommen, Den
@ertb zines Sournaliiten, dbnli6
iuie beim 8inopieb, na6 ieinem Sc.
belo9enidte 81 bemeiien. Iaein Die
Wurftlaee lit s%egenlpdrtig 10, boB
oieie Sanoelsmarime, i'm 9urf,.
ihnitt a~ngemenbet. ieoenfaas 5it Ell.
mem ihled]ten 8eihGfte fiibren miiB.
re. @s lGBt lid alio Der ~9tuseffeft
zines BreBmenif)en niht nadI Bfurto
bemeiIen, obtpobl @ptt Der Serr ielbit
Die Salente auh ben Soilrnaliiten,
mie Me Shrift ms iagt, pfunomeiie
perlieben bat. aber cine geipiiie
mathematician 5piihen &inb-
pieb uno Breiie lit nuit eitrmal niht
5u leugnen. Sdot Dem Sournaliiten
bes Iltertbums bat Elm oeiltifer 5li-
serilfen: %, melf Elm DDS bit on,
baB bu 10 piel gelitten!" Die 3itltur
Der Neu5eit bat oie 9e5iebunsen 5pi.
iden 9reiie uno Hinopieb nod piel.
permebrt rrb befeitigt. SIT es
nid,t &inoptebipmpatbie, menn elmer
Der populariten Heoafteure Der lcBs
ten Sabr5ebnte bon Der alrbballt-
urierer 8eltblGtter ipradl2
8orm sibt es aiii Dem peiten groens
elm 3eitungsleie5immer, mo
nid)t itiinolih pon eifrigen Seiern,
manhmalS anoadtspoQ, mitrntter
audi gan5 fataitropbal, Die @orte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Seroanmnssiftudhe? S6nnen mid,
efen? &ein slppctit?

Cine Sebnnblnug nit electric
Sitters re9t Den Nppetit al, furirt
ScroauunaSbeid,perben. Sic fDnnen
iraenb Gtpas ellen. Cine ipirflihe
SriIbiabrs @cbiSin fir 2cbers. Bic
rens rnb @aaenleiSen. Reinist ben
9an5eu a6rper unb bringt @oblbes
finoen. electric SitterS hall Srn. =.
8. Yeeble, Der ciu &agenleiben bate,
mebr. ais ir9enb cine Icbisin. oic CT
ic aebranhtc. Solet nod beutc cine
Slaidc. 5G Gents unh St.00 bel
Sbrem Ipptbefcr.
Sudlen'S Irnifas Salbc fir ecsemn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
y &in6 libel sclaunt? 5ic6criih?
-1H Srauf?

Git libel aelauntes, reiSbares. pers
bronenes Sinh. init belegtcr 3llnge,
blnB, ihlaflos; iBt maubmal icbr
lpeni9, onnu piebcr gierig; Iaurer
Wagen; ilbelrieheuoer Ntben; 9eibs
id,mer5cn nit Sur6faa; 3Gbncz
tnir'den nno Iuhhrefen ipdbrenb
oeS Shlafes - lnuter Nn5eifen, puB
es zines @urmmittel5 bebarf -
etluas. bab Die @iirner pertreibt -
uno fnit iebcs aiup bat iolfe. aida>
poo @orm &i0er lit notbig. Solet
nod beutc cine Sfndtel. geginnet
ipfort nit bem @ebraudI. 3inncr ellen
aifappo &ornt ailIer 9eri1c, es III
3uderiuerf. Tertrcibt bic @iirmcr,
Die llrinfe bes llebelbeiinpcns Cures
aiubes iiub. % Gents bel gurem
N~potbefer. ..4rroH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
" "
SunasN inertia.

oBapa, mas lit eit EeIiiniiits" 1al.
Gin Beiiimiit lit EN- Marlt. Ser
lid 10 iiebt, mie i'm Die anoerell
ieben."
Limo mas lit ein SoeoliIt2"
Gin Soealiit lit ein iebr iltnaer
@form. Der nod oaran slaubt, oab
ole gfaofen gngel iino.~
Die Wama mar aerabe in Ser
Slide 6eidldftigt, ais lie i'm gB,im.
lter eihen ihreflihen 96rm borte;
lie elite binii6er llno lab, nie lin
Sobn a~llerlei ~ionberbare 8nnlntiide
maf)te. Gr itelte ii6 aaf oen aoei,
ldllg Slir5elbdume, rp1lste lid, ani
Der er0e. =, r3iri3~ ny
lin SimmelsipiIen, BreS; mas
mdflit on oo?"
rgdl @ama, ih meiB IDIOT mas
i6 tbre. Sd babe pergeiien, meine
Nebi5in Dor. Dem ginnebmen Al
ifiitteln, uno ba mill ids jest nadl.
bolen."
Ser Shrlporiteber tpliroe Bel Der
geiiftigung Der Sfatle unerpartet
anfgetoroert, cine Heoe 5lt baIten.
linn Belt 81 %9eminnen, iagte err:
pgtlln meine lieben &tnoer, iiber
mas ioQ ih ipredeu?"
Gin fleines M1oden in Ser eriten
Teibe lab ben Sdplporiteber mitlei.
Dig an unb meinte:
n8inen Sic benn gar nibtg oils.
iuenoig2"
- y -
Sartnafis.
rSnben Sic meinen Srn6 eben
tostgeidoiien?"
ga, i6. ilno rpenn err nod Elm.
mai nteine Shafe iast Damn idieBe
id i'm pieber tootl"
y y y
Ias Der Sdnle.
Sdulmeiirer: Sag mir, rpo6in
gcbort Der SGr2"
aarl: gu Ben Haubtbieren."
Shulmeiiter: r@ohin sebGrt oos
Tiero?"
aarl: n3it Sen Sallstbieren."
Sdpllmeiiter: n@obin gebort Der
tSGring?"
aarl: Ser Sdrins aeb0rt sl oen
8artofieIn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
ainopieb, of,ie ODER eiel-Sie ionit

Hltopteb, Od1le ODER Glel-oie 1onit
i%petbeooQe Stiae unterbrefIen2
oSolfsitimme, 8ottesitimme," iagt
etn ultes Sprifmort! limo nirflif
ent!pidelt 10 cine %grbeitsbiene bon
Reoafteltr an ieinem Suite bel aler
Salt Der @el6afte nift Die Hube Ell.
mes S%aitodierL Der ltift mllfit, menl
er ai6 bulfternldnge an Der Haie
berumgefiibrt miro. SSu; ser quite
Serr Tebaftellr l1Bt lid irtantmal
Sen rno &abis poriebeu uno err rie-
geIt germ am 9arenitoBe, penil nidts
grdlttbares mebr in ieiner arippe
lieat. @egen eintaasiliegenge-
l6nleiB mllB au6 ser Mant Der
8relie ii6 NIT einem semiiien
gr1nlef1ol fpappnen, gotS mie Die
adernoe <b I'M beiBen Sodiommer.
,@elpiB limo mir, SournoIiiten Osildt
fiiben gieid, Die cine gan5e @egen6
NIT Butter periorgeu. 9oh init Der
3eit lpeibet ieoer s~sournaliIt aleid)
Dem &ittopieb feline sllpe ob. Snoei-
len jorgen @encHenifdften mo Ser
banoe iorpobl bel Den 3eihinesitrei,
bern, ais beim Hinopieb bafiir, oaB
Die Haiie nid)t mtsitirbt. Weit Dem
@lter miro oem Soitrnaliiten pieles
@ilrit, mas IN Der 8elt porgebt. Gin
Bfiinoiein 9ulbfleiif miro ibm lieber
ais elm 2eitartifel. slu6 Die alte
Stub miro sur @urit, Den Sourna.
liiten 5ulieb ioear sitr TreBpurit.
9reiie unb &inopieb laiien ii9 ebcn
niemals trennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Gins fIr's anSere.

Meper: vslfl pie idon trifit lid,
oas, oaB Sic mir begegner, i'd molte
lpegen elmer orinsenoen Ingelcgen.
belt geraoe 5lt Sbnen."
Miiller: .llnb bas mGre?"
Weper: ~aonnten Sic mir srpei
Collars leiben, ib braild)e lie netb.
menbig!" ,
o!2Wfiilfer: .@oSu oenn?"
~ gteper: sd mub meinc llbr Der.
ieBen!"9
ghiaer: ~Sa, oa5lt bralId1en Sic
bod fem 8elo!"
Meper: ~6reilih, crit mrB id lie
beim lt6rmaher bolet!l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
e u u
Ser iAfane Comm.

pSonlmp, boit on oeinem 9rlloer
ben beiten 5beil bes slpfels gege6en,
rple ih Dir seiagt bobe2"
Sommp: rSn, Mamo. 2st) CAB
ibm Die &erne. @r fam lie Iido ei,,.
pflan5en uno cine Wenge 9Gume oa-
bon frteaet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
GierbGnota.

Ger alte Yortier, Der Sic iuugen
9oroneiieu pierbdnoig ipielcn iiebt.
fopflfiittelno 5u ieiner Srait:: sd,
perItebe niGt, oaB Die gnGoige Srail
Sarontn, nie bod, 10 reid lit, niht fiir
ieoe Ipd,ter ein alauier fuuftl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

Saldenoieb (cbcn cinselicicrt, Sl
elnem 8aiuner, Der audi in Inter
llldpirgShait iiD: so Gin Ied). mie
lh heite botte! Seobahte id, AM
9abnbofc elncu Serrl,, Der iortipGb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Cine luic bic Nnocrc.

vWteinc bette Srau aeiiel, tpobcr
lpollen Sic oenn wiiien, ooB id ant
6elliter itono ulo oltrf 0as 0pern.
gloS III Sbr 3inlmer biniiberiab?"
Nd meinc t1elterite fSrdu Sopf,
neil td Sic ielbit our6's Spernglas
bcpbudntet babel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

gRit Sbefonberem northumberland Geiner
SeiIigfeit Papit 0ius ees 3ebniea ausaeltaftct.
fcnfeii nir bic Iuimerflamieit bes fat6uliihcrl
SubliiuntS aut elm b6tit 6~eiteemdbeS 9rafts
iperf. Defenders lett mo luf Dem .@e6tete Der
0ei1i6te 10 oiele elreriife aui unfere airde
nrrfbtet hIerOcu. -N
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Gntiueoer pScr.

SIN Sotel5immer "a ipilrbe nil.
tbelo geihelt. Der S%immerfeaner
~itiir6te berbei, fanO aber Sen syniai-
len 5iemli6 rlrbig.
yaellner," iaete err. .9cben Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Sittc, pcrseiet bic armen Snbianer

Niiiiicndrcn beiHl lInterri6ieu bebuliIi6 III.
Bite, pcrseiIet bic armen Subiauer
niht.
Tie millionaire Der Ct. Sraueis. Wiiiipu, z
?, bitten bic anteu Srennoe Der S~neianeI,
thnen bel Der Auebreiinng ors 9icidnes Ghtiit,
inter ben Stuoern Der Yratric b~cDiiiilidl III icin,
Tic Sanienoc inter nnicrer 9iuindht itebcn.
oen lnotaner ippbnem ~icritrrnt ami cincr Siddle
pom 1000 Gnaoratmeiicn, SniulseseHeu miien
bic Vdtnonare ipidpe Snbianrrssbiiien nnitci.
len, bic beiabiat ino, anbcre 80 nuterrimieu,
Vcfebrfe pprjntercitcn .niiu. &as ans am mel.
itei nptbt1ni, iinn 9tittel, I'm pieir aated1eten
Sn b%eSabien. SDne oieie antca SnoiaucrgcDhi'
fen tpunen mir rnr luenis e%rretnlen,
&ir brfen tdglidl ihr unicrc @pbltnatcr. Cine
tntercnante Nniidtspp itfartc unirrcr WILTON
ptro teoem Wcbet MN cinem Collar pbcr mcbr
nun ben Waiiionaren nlS Observation-Disclosures
Snarianot. @cben n,pae man icuoru nm bic
Safboitt ErtntinG o.. Subuanc,s
Spiud, poer etrrft nn Gu Sbcp Scnrh,
g g., ~. Sransis, 2. Saf, via Grpptitpn,
HeDrasta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
~ ~ y
Hid)t libel.

aoufnaitn (etrpo5 idHncrhoria):
> $50, faaten Sic, baB Sic 5ulcbt ge.
ipeien ieien?"
StelenIltd}el0er &ommis: sd.
mar orei Sabre in 9uboreIt,"
aautmann: rSn mas fiir etr,em
IrreIt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Nns @eluubn6 felt.

v9n mlBt Did irren; oas fam
oof nift Dos Grab oes Serrn Eitfin
lellL arf Dem Brabitein itebt bod:
Srau Hitfin."
~Ileroings! Titfin bat eben ules
ouf ben gtamen ieiner 6rai, eintragen
laiicn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

reno Die SAND iiber Die Saife baIt.
Der, baflte if, bat lper peiB @ert6.
poaes ortnn, ShlieBli6 iii mir bod
Der @riff gclungen-bot spei robe
eler orln itno i6 perbe altdJ nod er.
miidlt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
" ~ ~
8eSnlo!

v0n, Mann, mir lollten ms cine
i1eue Salongarnititr anihaffen,-Oie
alte lit if,on redt idlGbig."
r@arten mir nod a biIIel, oann lit
lie antif!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

bod NAL bite nab Wo. 25 binii6er
unb periuden Sic alisfinbig ,sli pta.
fen, Oh Die Dame, sic bort logiert,
it0bnt ODER iinet. Sinst lie, 10 lager
Ste i'm 8iireau, id tpiinibe iofort Elm
anoeres 3imfner; itobnt lie, ifiden
Sic iofort 81 einem Mr5t!"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-07-14
Quiet Wedding At
The kuenzli Home
Laura M. Wilder and Winfield S. Price
Married by DIR. John Sinclair
Last Tuesday Afternoon

Laura M. Wilder and Winfield S.
Price Were married at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Kuenzli last Tues
day afternoon, DR.. John Sinclair read
ing the beautiful ring service. The
wedding was a very quiet one, the
inmates of the Kuenzli home being
the only witnesses. Following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Price, Mr..
and Mrs. Kuenzli and DIR. Sinclair
went to North Redwood where the
wedding dinner was served at the
Hotel Weiss.
Wednesday morning, Mr.. and Mrs.
Price in company with their host and
hostess went to Diamond Lake for
an outing of three days after which
they went to Duluth, where they will
be for about two weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kuenzli returned to Redwood
Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price will make their
home in Minneapolis where Mr.. Price
is the manager of the w. Fl. White
Investment Company.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-07-14

Donald Mckenzie
Called By Death.
Redwood Falls Resident Passes Away
Saturday After Short Illness;
Funeral Held Yesterday

Donald Mckenzie died at his home
in Redwood Falls Saturday afternoon,
July IL, after short illness of only
two days. The funeral was held
from the home Monday afternoon,
Rev. VIM Jobusch reading the SER
vice. Interment was made in the To-
cal cemetery. The deceased was sew
nty-eight years of age.
Donald Mckenzie was born in Scot
land, May 6, 1886. When he was
seven years old he came to Glengary,
Canada, where he lived until COM
ing to Minnesota in 1866. Mr.. Nc
Kenzie made memorable trip in
1866, when he went from Shakopee,
Mimi, to Helena, Mont, by OK train.
In 1873 he returned to Minnesota
coming to Redwood Falls six years
ago.
In1SS0 Mr. Mckenzie was married
to Mary McRae, who with his five
children survive him. These children
are: Mrs. J. P. Craig, of Morgan
Mrs. Daniel Zelmer, of Sleepy Eye
Mrs. Lauritz Kise, Hector Mckenzie
and Kenneth Mckenzie.