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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

Prvo minute bi Sc izkazala moja
nesposobnost.
Toda spomnil sem Sc ma razgo-
vor V parku. Ia nekaj Sc moran
odlotiti, pa nitro, sicer me kdo
pretete. Nekdo je iskal "zaneslji-
vega cloveka, Xxi INA samotojno IL
delavati tobak "a njuhanje. Pla-
ca Je dobra, delo stalno." To hi
sc dalo nemara poizkusiti; treba
bo lie nekoliko predrznosti. Ia
njuhanje to je drobljen tobak.
Ma kaksen naGin bo re mogoGe IL
vedeti, kako sc drobi. Poizkusimo |!
Minuta je minila, pa sem sedel
ma "elevatedu" in Sc z nadcestno
%zeleznico odpeljal prot severn.
V cakalnici mistra Browna, Xxi je
f%abriciral tobak "a njuhanje, je
bio re okrog trideset MOI. Bog
vedi, kako so mogli priti pred ma
no tia; JAZZ nisem resil tie uganke,
resnica pa je, da so bill tam.
Se nj minilo mole preseneGenje,
ko so Sc odprla vrata in IL sefove
sobe je vstopil YES potrt MOI, Xxi je
bill oGitno priSel Z enakim name
nom kakor JAZZ in je zdaj odhajal.
kakor odidem najbrze tudi JAZZ.
Drugi je vstopil V gospodarjevo
svetiSte in Sc kmalu vrnil kakor
prvi. Tretji pray tako.
Ia tretjim sem hotel odjiti. Kaj
maj cakam? Vsi, Xxi so bill re pred
mano tukaj, imajo gotovo wee pra-
vice; tobak "a njuhanje znajo go.
tovo izdelovati, pa Jill goSpodar
vendar ~odslavlja %zaporedoma. Ka.
ko hi sprejel meme! Drugi so ne
dvomno dostikrat iskali delo, pa
so SpretnejSi cd meme; elm me
Sef kaJ vpraSa, ST gotovo zablebe.
Gem, zinem kakSno neumno, pa o.
didem blamiran. kaj hi Gakal?
Sc preden so bile mole misli do
vezane do tega VIOLA, je bill re Ge-
trti zopet V Gakalnici. In zdaj hi
bil navsak na6in odSel "a MIN, Ge.
tudi mi je nekaj vsiliivega sepeta-
10 pc uSesih, da imam V zepu lie
Sc "kvoder" in nekoliko centov,
da Sc nj "a cetrtim prikazal ma
pragu SET sam V vsem svojem We
l~icanstvu. NJegove oci so nagloma
premerile trop Gakalcev in pogled
Sc mu je zabodel vame.
Za6udil sem Sc in mucno mi je
bio. Kaj ho6e cd meme? - Tisti
hip sem pozabil, pokaj da sem
p~ravzaprav priSel. V TEN mi je SET
pomignil.
Yes presene6en sem vprasal :
JAZZ!
- vi, kdo pa, ce gledam Vas?
Sal nisem skiljav.
Sci sem "a MIN V pisarno. v
CLAW Sc mi je oglasilo: FAINT,
zdaj bodi predrzen! Tvoje boga-
stvo ne znaSa nit pol tolarja; i
graz va banque. Naskoci, drzi, ne
izpusti!
Sef me je ogledal kakor konja,
XII je naprodaj. Potem je vpraSal:
- Ste Ii ze delali snuff?
-Seveda! sem zatrdil, kakor
da je prepovedan vsak dvom.
- Kje?
" Evropi seveda, V Nemtiji
- All right; tam ste delali
brunSki tobak?
Najbrz nj dejal "brunski;"
meni je lie nekaj takega zaSumelo
V uSesih. Odkod maj hi bill vedel,
kakSne vrste tobaka Sc njuhajo?
Ia filozofiranje nj bilo casa. Kar
pritrdil sem. ceS bo re prav.
Tega ne delamo pri mas, je
pripomnil SET, in meni je bilO, ka-
kor da sta me 1adeli zansnici cd
obeh strani obenem. Hvala Bogu
da MOI nj pavziral. Vposteval je
pac nacelo. da je cas- denar.
- To ME ne de. Razlike boste
kmalu spoznali.
To priznanje mole inteligentno.
sti me je zopet potolazilo, in dejal
sem:
- Malenkostl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

SNhi LabicutI ' W our
ko IL prokleto resnih razlogov in
ee bi bill vedel "a izhod, hi 10 bill
Sc Ia a popihal. - Kajti ee bi
KIDD nenadoma padel z Marta ma
naso ljubo zemljo, ne da bi Sc ubil,
mu ne bi moglo biti boil nerodno
kakor meni tisti cas-. Use je slo do
sleJ dobro, imenitno, kakor V pray
iJicl. Diva dolarja ma dan - ko
sem bill Sc ma morju, so bile mole
SAME seveda drugaGne - toda DO
lzkusnjah V New Yorku sta bila
diva dolarja re blagoslovljen zaslu-
EEK, S katerim hi sc clovek V srce
pobahal; "a diva dolarja ma dan
Je bio vredno napeti mozgane in
lzdelovati tobak "a nosljanje brez
predhodnih studij in prakse. Toda
kako?
Vsak zaGetek je teak - elovek
opaza to pred vsakim pismom, ne
ola hi bill analfabet. Kaj Sele pri
tobatnem praSku! Zdelo Sc mi je,
ola mora vse It'll gladko in lahko,
zee lie napravim prvi korak, prvo
kretnjO ali kar je re sploh prvo
prl ZEN plemenitem delu. Yeast,
kadar sen odrezal smodko, pre-
den sem 81 jO prizgal, sem Sc poi
grail Z ~odrezkom, in Gee je bill sub,
Sc mi je med prsti izpremenil V
naJfinejSi njuhanec. Umetnost to-
rel ne more biti prevelika. SIEVE
da tukaj paG ne drobe smodk.
Najbrze hi bila ia metoda predra-
ga.
Mako torej zaGeti?
Naenkrat mi je Sinilo V glavo,
da sen bill oficir. Tam SEN Sc ven
dar tudi kaJ naucil. Kaj pa posta,
va subj v%ajenec tod okrog9
Postavil sem Sc, kakor da imam
battalion pred sabo, pa sem zaren-
cal Z glasom rojenega poveljnika ;
- No, kaj pa 6akamo? Kaj Sc
DO Same napravilo?
Najenec .je bill amerikanske kr-
vi. kakor da mu ne more moi ma
stop mic i%mpOnirati, mi je raw
noduSno odgovoril:
- No, SIRE Same Sc mic ne ma
pravi.
- Potem pa ma delo, hola, Kaj
pa Sc stori najprej, kai Sc he YES
tega?
Zdaj sem ga potipal "a pravo
zilico. Da ne bi vedel7 Hell Pre-
pri6an je bill, da bi znal vse delo
opraviti cisto sam, brez meme.
- Kako dolgo Sc pa ze uGisY
sem ga vpraSal.
- Sest mesecev! Sc je pobahal.
- Torej bi re lahko vedel..
- Seveda VEN. Najprej Sc po-
reze listje.
- Hvala Bogul Mislil sem, da
ii bonn moral Sc to dOpcvedovati.
Da YES torej: JAZZ ne maram obo-
tavljanja. Kadar je opravljeno, 81
prost, a tedaj lahko pocneS, kar
hotes. Pri delu je pa mars, mars !
Ne VEN, ce je razumel to kava-
lerijsko povelje; meni je bilo do
wolf, da je izginil in prinesel il
skladisca kup tObaGnega listja.
Medtem sem Sc ozrl pc sobi in
opazil aparat, Xxi sem ga pc vse-
stranskcm uvazevanju ocenil "a
avtomaticen noz. FAINT je dejal, da
sc najprej poreze listje. Cemu in
kako, je bio treba Sele izvedeti.
NcrJetnO pa Sc mi je zdelo, da ie
MOI aparat kakSni zvezi $ to
procedure, zakaj sicer nisem opa-
ri V sobi niti pipca. Postavil sem
Sc k strOju in sc delal, kakor da
ga pregledavam. KO Sc je vajenec
vrEl, 5e moral biti prepriGan, da
ina strokovnjaka pred sabo. List
le Je polozil Ia MILO in dejal:
Ma maSino Sc lahko zanesete.
lmenitno funkcionira, noz pa .je
bill Sele predvcerajSnjem nabruSen
in vGeraj nismo delali.
- Konstrukcija je dobra, to
sem ze opazil, sem omenil kakor
mimopredp Amnak Sedai eva ~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

Odpeljal me je v delavnico, po-
kazal mi p%rostore. zalogo tobaka
stroje in naprave, dial mi je pred.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-12
ANCIENT BOOK IS
WORTH REAL CASH
VALLEY CITY MAN HAS REFUS-
ED OFFER OF $4,000 FOR
346 YEAR OLD BIBLE.

Valley City, N. D., Nov. 1O.-Now
that old relics and keepsakes are be-
ing treasured more than ever and
newspapers devote liberal space to
books two centuries old, Valley City
boasts of a bible 346 years old.
The book is the property Of c. C..
Curtiss, an instructor in the CONNER
cial department Of the state normal
school here, and has been in his fam
lily for seventeen generations. 1t is the
oldest English bible in America and
MI. Curtiss, who keeps the book in a
steel vault, has refused an offer Of
$4,000 for the volume.
The relic: was printed in Geneva in
1868 and is bound in dressed sheep
skin. It has stood the ravages Of time
to a remarkable degree. Only a few
Of: the pages are missing and the fly
leaves contain. an almost unbroken
genealogy Of the family for over 300
years. The book Interestingly shows
the deviation Of modern spelling and
printing. from what was customary
several centuries ago.
Mr.. Curtiss has extensively investi-
gated the claims Of other owners of
aged volumes ; and has, not, found any
trace Of an older bible than his. The
George Jenner. bible at Dickinson. N.
D., was printed in, 1924, making it 100
years old. The book owned by Ralph
c. Peabody, Long Prairie, MIMI, is
215 years old, but none has been found
older than the aged Curtiss book.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-12

ator Bora:h has made many speeches
throughout the country in the past
two years, always with the thought of
the presidency in his mind.
The reelection of Senator Cummins
of Iowa makes certain that he will be
presented for the nomination by the
delegation from his state.
The Progressive faction that did not
walk out in 1912 may indorse Senator
Cummins or Senator La Toilette with
a possibility that its support may be
thrown to Senator Norris of Nebraska
Party leaders declare that the re-
turn Of the old guardsmen, headed by
Uncle Joe Cannon, does not mean the
restoration of the methods that gave
birth to factionalism.
They intimate that if the old guards
attempt their old tricks they will be
ordered rudely to the rear. A cause
for dissatisfaction on the part of Pro
gressives was removed December 1914
when the Republican national com.
mittee decided upon a basis Of repre-.
s%entation in conventions that curtails
the influence of the South in that
body. j.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-12
HOLE IN HIS HEAD
BUT Man LIVES ON
HANS JOHNSON SEEMINGLY RE-
COVERING DESPITE TER
RIBLE INJURY.

Kenmare, N. D., Nov. 1O.-With a
hole in his skull as large as a mans
fist and with part of his brains blown
out from a shotgun explosion, Hans
johnson, 80 years old, Of Carpio, lies
at a local hospital conscious and ap-
parently in little pain.
The case is remarkable from many
angles. Briefly told the facts are as
follows:
johnson, q hunter of some repute,
loaded a gun after his own fashion
by manufacturing his own cartridges
of B~allastine powder. Placing n of
these home made cartridges in the
magazine he pulled the trigger to try
out the shot whereupon the gun ex-
ploded, driving the stock end through
the left side of the skull. A hole as
large as a mans fist was dug in the
skull and the brains ozzed out over
the forehead and the face was torn
and lacerated, yet the man perform
ed the almost superhuman feat of
walking a considerable distance from
q barn where the accident occurred
to his house.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-12
CEREAL TESTS IN
NORTH DAKOTA
RESULTS OF COOPERATIVE EX-
PERIMENTS OF THE u. S. DE-
PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AND THE N. D. STATE EXPERT
MENT STATION.

The results of experiments with
cereals which have been conducted
since 1907 at Dickinson, N. D., in CO.
operation with the North Dakota
State Experiment Station have now
been published by the United States
Department of Agriculture at Bulle-
tin No. 33, Cereal Experiments at
Dickinson, North Dakota.
In this section only spring varities
of all the cereals, except rye, are
grown commercially. Experimental
plats of winter wheat were tested but
all were severely injured every year
by winterkilling. For the six years
the average yield per acre of the SO
varieties of spring wheat tested was
% bushels. Of these spring wheat
varieties the durum group gave the
best yields, the two leading varieties
being Kubanka and Arnautka. The
fife and bearded fife groups came next
while the bluestem group, commonly
grown in North Dakota, produced
comparatively low yields.
In yield of straight flour, the diff
erent groups of wheat ranked as fol-
lows: Bluestem, durum, bearded fife,
and fife.
For oats, the average yield Of varie-
ties was AT bushels. The groups
ranked as follows: Medium early,
medium late, early and late. The
highest yields were obtained from the
Early Mountain, Golden Rain and Vic
tory varieties.
For barley, the average yield was
30.3 bushels, the Proved varieties,
Hannchen and Svanhals, proving the
best adapted to conditions at Dickin-
son.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-12

felt that the nomination of either will
simply revive the old fight Of two
years ago, and make the success Of
the party extremely doubtful from the
start.
So far as the presidential nomina-
ton is concerned Mr.. Whitman ap-
pears to be less talked Of in New York
than he is elsewhere in the country.
A man who has carried New York by
the majority registered for MI. Whit
man looms up big in the eyes of poll
ticians everywhere, whatever opinion
may be entertained at home as to his
caliber.
A movement in the interests Of Re-
publican Leader Mann has been start
ed. Some weeks before the election
friends of Mr.. Mann in the South be-
gan to work of lining up delegates.
Among those who were active in Mr..
Mann's behalf was Newell Sanders Of
Tennessee, a prominent Southern
leader.
Senator Borah Of Idaho, Senator
Smith of Michigan and Senator La
Toilette of Wisconsin, each has his
leye on the presidential election. Sen.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-12
BI LAND DEAL.
Desirable Property. Near Mimic Chang
es Hands, Consideration $4,000.

Desirable Property Near Mimic Chang
Is Hands, Consideration $4,000.
Minta, N. D., Nov. 10.-Harold F.
Phelps sold the John Chromy farm to
Carl Hegeland Of this county. The
Kellogg elevator, Northern Pacific
spur and a fine grove are located on
this half section. Mr.. Egeland will
improve the property by repairing the
buildings, boring an artesian well and
p%racticing diversified farming. Mr..
Phelps also sold jointly with Mrs. Jas.
Jenkins a nice quarter section farm
on the bank Of the Red river in
Walsh township to Joseph Paschke.
The late James Jenkins cleared
most Of this land Of standing timber
during the past Is years and made it
a very desirable farm. The price
paid for these farms was $4,000.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-12
names are under consideration in va
rious quarters for the honor are:

names are under consideration in va
rious quarters for the honor are:
New York-Charles E. Hughes, as
sociate justice of the Supreme Court;
Governor-elect Whitman, George 3.
Cortelyou.
Ohio-Theodore E. Burton, Myron T
Herrick, G~overnor-elect Willis and
S%enator-elect Harding.
!llinois-James p. Mann, Republic
can leader of the House.
Missouri-Herbert T. Hadley, for
mel governor.
Indiana Charles w. Fairbanks, for
mer vice president.
Iowa-Senator Albert B. Cummins.
Michigan-Senator William Alden
Smith.
Idaho-Senator William E. Borah.
Observation-Disclosures Robert M. La
Toilette.
Nebraska-Senator George W. Nor
ris.
Brum
baugh
By common consent Mr.. rat and
Mr.. Roosevelt appear to be eliminated
by practically all the leaders. It is
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-12
BO0hS-f0R 1876
TAKE SHAPE
SIXTEEN MEN FROM ELEVEN
STATES MENTIONED AS Pos
SIBLE PRESIDENTIAL SEEKERS

-
Washington, Nov. 10.-Since the re-
cent election made it apparent that
the Republican presidential nominal
ton will be worth having in 1916
plans are under way in various quar-
tiers to further the interests of candi-
dates. It may be stated upon author
ity that a tentative organization has
been formed in the South for one
prominent Republican and in due sea-
son this particular boom will be
afterwHrd.
At the beginning Of this fight for
the Republican nomination there will
be at least sixteen candidates, repre-
senting eleven states. Tue men whose
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-12

For farm loans At lowest rates and
best terms see or write John W. Ma
her, Devils Lake, N. D. D1
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-09-25
AN EXPLANATION
Editor Caldwell Waterman

ni &c. s F. ' s Gs a: 1e a:
president myself president Ns var sffs the Parish
@ % Of So w the to p sfi soS1 ws learned
M s ou 5sn w ee ete V Gbe
s. A. Meyers president sre resigned Mv to af Typg sav Cs0 s
tot elect bsnf ePn1 n es e n a @sFS %
act his i sa sn " assist w n
r. : f sa 4n E ss fl; ssss;
has sf sse rolled s a and bs ins
Caldwell Perish Far to a s to the various successful
anf By S our fair catalogue to find something tina"
will ssn ge Will not ssss
n M as we u a a the @ snn
sse 'G xPen asked s
police Jury to assist n a m aee a at committees
s sss iss a and s,5oSi KING s
% ns with the
Being assist put before the but he Te d e
PARISH S0 and sone Of them worthless and not wanted by
We did Of those who opposed US on the the floor land and
that the n which ev w 1aee naa
p their OWN wards So much for this special
R5asn P vsy ;s by MI
ns P her SF 1t this mmena
In this connection further that after they
tR9es S'F
m before apb2 letter. to " ass namsas
g We5s}er unfit However
close sn o eveVpo hs eenses w Ss p e
enterprise the parish He seemingly because the police Jury sue.
and necessary repairs bridge, charges Caldwell Parish
with receiving money resolution then that
BODY will approve police their
substance that all public action Of the
of the modern law scientist which
humble opinion that these nsmees writ
all for or that he start band
and be enough to him VIGOROUSLY
the haunted the happy hunting the
ms AS private citizen I
courage back his conviction gigantic got
might have carried with it. fame and authority whereas
great tonic himself little by the daily Of
which may be oaes lettering
parish then he might with backbone great
would
seepers of the happy ms
Respectfully,
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-09-25
THE CALHOUN FAIR
Respectfully,
G. P. CARROLL.

of the
g. go and 80 will probably be the best annual held
planning something unusa and
support efforts The police contributed $3.50 premiums
by the State To this added long premiums
given by catalogue will
be distribution next week.-NewsSar
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-09-25

M t s ns ss4 ~s the x s Should
any information SECRETARY Hair PUTTING MAJ"
good work for this progressive and bhooves every man.
Every parish bring something from their a
farms the fair and show the visitors what they raising way
81 products of the soil, Stock etc.
Of this month for the purpose board from
that ward There candidates for this vacancy the 18th
The action Of the police Jury it, meeting last week perfectng plans
traffic bridge have relief the throughout the
with pN'" s'"'''' III 'Ne SUCCESS '"eS nave met
primary election will be held Ward Tuesday the purpose
o of a I H member o Of the school board The
Proceedings Parish Democratic Ex, Committee
Columbia, La. September 1914
house with following present. tow Powell Reddrt
prox; Davis Duke Reddtt Langham Walker
Cough Mecom Lively Reddtt prox Girod Macon
prox; ] w Price, R Reddit, prox.
The meeting by R. Redtt Chairman and tho min;
utes of the last meeting read approved
The committee then proceeded the primary
ton heldm Ward for member found the fo
be the vote cast at said election towt A. D. w. H. Hail. n.
X. E. HUMPHREYS II, Total | ~
No candidate having received majority at said primary
election the following resolution ordering second primary was
adopted. ~
Be resolved That white primary election is hereby ra
be held ward No. of the parish Caldwell Tuesday, September 20
1914 for the purpose OF nominating candidate the parh
school board from said ward No election o
be held in November 1914 ~
resolved that primary election be held nndar tho
laws governing primary elections the State Louisiana the
primary election Tuesday senomh
hereby ordered and directed to hold said primary election
W. Wall having received majority Of the ward m oh
of the Parish Democratic Executive Committee said ward ho
declared a member of said Executive Committee. ~ '
There being further business the committee adjourned to +
Friday October g. 1914. R. R. REDDITT Chairman "
S. P. WALKER, Secretary. go
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-09-25

the be
of this month for the eg school board from
that ward There candidates for this vacancy out on the 18th
and for your choice. - ~ ~
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-09-25

primary election will be held Ward Tuesday the purpose
of nominating candidate for member the school The Candidates
D. Grant and W. Hail. both substantial citizens that ward
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-09-25

The action of the police at M meeting last week. png plans
finances to continue the work on the public highways
sh We dof hats parish legislators the they have met
with
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Waraans fir bentfAe unb Oher-
/reidiS&e @eferpiiteu.

2on-bon, 20. Stt.-Die ensliide
Megierlne BOT besiieIid Der Srase ber
@efanaepnabme bon @eierbinen. Ole
iih aif 'neutyalen Sdiffen befinben
feline biretten Gnorbnun9en g~etrsfier
uns man ertpartet nidt, baB lie eine
ioIfe treffer ipirb. fuenr nidt bic Cab
Der Reierpiften 10 srpS irir6. bab ie
cine fpirflihe m~ilitdriife @sfd1r
bi(bet. Sic Resieriine iie6t. bob DC
3abl ber 0eleruiiten. fg seriue ut. oot
beren 0erbaftune bic rIDgtiferfustit
e~ntftehenoen % iffereu5en midi
ipertb 1T.
(gine tags borber bon' Der enslis
id,en 8esierurg semahte 8efnnnt
mndun9 lautete p~olitdnSi9 eittgeeen-
sefest. ba lie beia9te. bob gnglarb lid
nah tuie Dor oos &ed,tI norbebaffe. bic
ReIerpiifen in paft 5u rebmen. Sit
beutige anesbii1e Sefnnntnladune Del
Regierung fhetrt nur cine Spefula.
tion hardIf 5u fem, bab fth in Ime.
rita bsfinbIihe 0entfne nnb DETER
reiher ba3u berleiten IaNen, bic
lleberfabrt gu ipaeen, feSi9liG nm Der
Gngfdnbern in bic Sdnbe gu faaen.-
Sie Hebaftion.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Gin SeIb Ses 9afffrieses erAdif has
Giferne 0res6.

gerIin, iEbsr Gin pnus I'M
9onbon, 81. Otsobsr.-Der Sa,,Ds
tperser G1drbarbI Der s,lr 8eiasmuq
zines Zeppelin areusexs seb0rt. boi
bag giferne &reus ,erlter &Ioie err
bdTten. Mts Der Qs,ffreH5er 8omben
nirf @nt,perper1 beirut ifieuberte, fplrbe
er bon ei,est s9eintperyer entSedi
nnb Iofort begann bic &ononnbe.
Gin @einob traf 'bus @eriiif beg Hros
peGers unb Sro6te BAG 9atfttmiff gum
StilitauD al btiroen. aa,idhnrbt
nefter+e Sarnuf in 5000 TnB SSbe
iber ben &annren Der Beftune dni
bas @eriit nns itste ben PROPELLER
burd), tpus cine babe gtlinSe fpdtrfe.
Ser 3eppeltn fnbr meter Ynb Guild
barbt repnrierts pGbreub Der Sdbri
einen laTaen MiS in ieiner Ollie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

Gin leid,ter 6uiten nimntt oft ernite
Sorm an. bie 2iinaen fperoen -auges
ariffen. Die 2~uftrOAren nit Sfleun
augeiiilt, gnre 2ebensfraft pirb
%9eifipdtlt. Chr beoiirfet Or. Bells
Yines Tars6onepy gs ilinoert bie ents
siinbeten 9uftrSbren. lott ben Shieim
unb 9ibt Dem &0rper araft. Grfdltur'
gen @iberftanb 5u leifterx 8ebet ben
&inbern Sr. Beif's Dimes Car 1pueb.
gs III sarnntirt. benieIben al belfen.
Nur % Gents BET girem Hpotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

Sdnierbe bon MenIfan fabren fori
gu buiten, tuaI lie boe ridtise, WttteI
niht ~ erbaIten nermDgen: Suifen
eatftebt hlpd Gnt5iinbuu9 bes 8alies
oher Der .Guftr6bre. 9iefe gnfsinz
hung mu6 bejejti9t tperben. Nsebmei
81. &nB's 9etp Diseobern. lie 'bringi
in bic ruurben Stellen elm, entfernt
ben Sd,lei,n unb .bsingt idnene 9inbes
ring. 5ofat &ndb EN-, so Gents
0IafGe bel gurern Mpotbsfer.N .Sr.
Sings Netp 9isrpberr bei(te meiret,
6rften f1neu unS bolIitGnoie", ihreibi
). q. Wntts BON Slopbnle, Serds.
Uelb 5uriiderpattet., fpsnu Hift 5us
triebenseiteat. aber bic geebisin bitfi
iuit INNER. !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
@pmberbare Seiians.

8erlirer 8ldtter heridbfsn iiber
Die fpurberbare !Seiliine sinsr febr
idAperen 9ertpunbirne. 2sntrant
gobr bonn AZ. Snfantsrie sNegimeni
tpurbe bel ct. Anentf, bnrh cinen
&opffhnb idtper nertrnnbet. Ser
5dub Bot ben &opf bonn Tuden big
gum liuteu aase bnrdb6otrt. aeuts
nant Sabr ipitrbe ert 25 St,tnoen
mad Der SrbLoft bon DEN Samnris
tern alsfeeiunben; mon bielt i'm Hir
toot. Die Srnnftireurs batten i'm
pollitdnbis ausseraubi. Or piMbe
bann in Die, 8erliner gbartte ges
brad,t unb befinbet fd bort jest auf
Dem @e9e Der 8eF.rune; er ipirb
io9ar feIbSisnifdhia bIeiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
-Gs inbert SetennMtisu,ns mirfia.

Gin Sober. Der mt 2aeumdtismus
irgeno easer strt bsbuftet it, ioIlte usts
fsbist tets cine 5Iaf6e Sloan.S
9inasent an Snnb babeH. .Sobato
SCR Shmerden in Den Gfigberr ober
@tlsteln peripiirst, bdbet Die ipaHne
Stefe nit Slnan's eminent. Heihet
eS niht eia. Sfoan's brinst fat
au9enblidlih biz gum Sip oss
Sdtner6es bor unb trinet iofprtse
2iHberune. 5eiet @uh cine % &eHts
S.aife in ir3enb e;ner Ipotbefe unb
ba6et es tets sesen grtdltuneen.
ipebc unp esihpoDeue @lieber, Hbeus
m~ntiSE,us. Ne,raJsie, Sciatica unb
abnliS,e 2sioen an pano. @uer @elo
5unid, fpenn uidt 3ufrieoenaeaeat,
aber es brinat fait aasenetidiife
2inberung.