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The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05
MOISTURE IN WHEAT
Grower Must Receive Market
Value for Product.
importance Of Having Grain Receive
Fair Treatment Has Been Lost by
Farmers in Semi-Arid Section
Buyers Set Standard.

The western grain grower Is begin
ming to realize that II is not only
necessary to grow his grain, but that
he must receive full market value for
his product. In the past he has ig-
nored the importance Of having his
product receive fair treatment In the
grain markets OF the world. The buy
ers at the great central wheat mar
kets attempt to standardize the grain
brought In by classifying them as No.
]. z, 3, etc, and they base their classi-
iieatlon almost wholly upon certain
physical characteristics such as
weight, hardness, plumpness, color OF
berry, etc. characteristics which may
not be the controlling ones in deter
mining the value Of the wheat for
Hour production, writes Robert Stew.
art in Denver Field and Farm. In
TACT, they may often mlsiead the buy
er. II would seem that reliable in
formation regarding the actual moist
ttN N6sN'iiN VI Aht hHhat ahh NHi pip-
tein content and actual baking value
Of the -four would be more reliable
guides
The wheat OF the arid west is not
receiving the consideration due It at
the great grain markets OF the coun-
try. 1t is regarded as having poor
quality from the millers' and bakers
point Of view, and is merely classed
as western red or western white. This
Is condition which must be correct
ed. and the growers must see that
this is done. But the farmers of
given district must first unite in grow
ing few varieties OF wheat having
the combined properties of high yield.
good milling and good chemical char
acteristics. The farmers of the In
termountain region must overcome
the stigma Of growing a heterogeneous
mixture OF grains before they can re-
eeiye the treatment which should be
accorded them because OF the high
quality OF our product. The millers
are very keen on picking up things
OF this kind to urge as objections so
as to cut down the price of the grain.
The flour produced from the winter
dryfarm wheat has slightly lower
moisture content than that produced
from the other kinds OF wheat The
protein content OF the -four produced
from the wheat receiving the greatest
amount of irrigation water is 3.1l per
cent lower than that produced from
spring dry-farm wheat and 2.0I per
cent lower than that produced from
dry farm winter wheat. In case OF the
irrigated varieties OF wheat as the
amount OF water applied decreases the
protein increases. The protein con-
tent OF the -four produced from wheat
which received no irrigation water is
one per cent greater than that pro-
duced from wheat receiving an appli-
cation Of 25 inches, Notwithstanding
the fact that the seed wheat in both
cases was the same and the non.irri-
gated wheat was grown on land which
had been irrigated In previous years.
The moisture and dry-gluten content
Of the -four produced from the irn.
gated wheat Is considered lower than
that produced from either spring or
winter dryfarm wheat
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05

fitch border at each end. Both are
lined with plain brown satin.
The turban needs border OF fitch
fur at the top of the velvet band, or
a group of small animal heads Of
fitch or some other decorative touch
of the fur. to match II up with the
other pieces.
A velvet set in black Is shown. with
the velvet fulled on the barrelshaped
muff. Passementerie beads, tassels and
buckle make a novel trimming,
In the plush and fur combination
plush ls used in the body OF the
pieces and fur in the decoration.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05
Selecting the Best Rrseder,.

Watch those chicks that grow well
without forcing into maturity and Sc.
lect those for the future breeders.
The slow-maturing kind should never
be retained. 1t is the March and April
matches that are best fitted for the
breeding pen. As q rule the late
matches do not obtain the bone and
size Of the early hatch.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05
Exercise for Stallion.

The stallion should have regular
exercise all through the winter. and
should have a paddock to run In dur.
Ing the day. Ten miles day. either
In the harness or under the saddle. Is
not too much for an aged horse, and
IL the weather is too rough to give
him his regular exercise. turn him out
In the maddox
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05
DrecolI's Lace Gown.

In America there is little doubt that
Drecoll's black lace gowns over satin
will find much favor. He also brings
out the inevitable suit OF baby lamb;
Paris Is never able to get through the
season without one such costume Of
fered to the American buyer.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05
Circular Skirts.

Circular skirts may be the next
thing on the calendar of dress. At
any rate, they are coming POSSIBLE
ity. A circular that has already made
its appearance is made Of white taf.
feta. 1t is fitted at the hips and falls
in wide ripples at the ankles.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05
Moist Soil for cabbaoe.

The richer the ground for cabbage
the better the crop will be. And cab
page needs a lot Of water, too, az
almost % per cent Of q head Of sab.
oage is water A cool. moist soil is
ideal for the cabbage patch.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05
BUILDING a Butter Trade.

In building up a butter trade, one
should study the market. II custom.
ers like plenty OF salt in 1t, prepare
1t for their tastes and they will be
willing to pay premium price for it.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05

Some Of the new evening models
have apron drapery In the 'front.'; and
an odd thing about It is that the apron
section falls longer than the founda.
ton. The apron Is OF metallic lace
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05
Hay for Work horses.

Work houses should have very lit.
tie hay at morning Or at the noon
feed. Plenty Of grain is better, and
their greater service will compensate
for the extra grain allowance.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05
Asking a Lot

Real faith is needed before a man
can buy bottle of hair restorer Of
bald headed druggist.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05

Charity begins at home, whether the
home needs it or not.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05
THE CHARM
OF MOTHERHOOD
Enhanced By Perfect Physi
cal Health.

The experience Of Motherhood is airy
ing one to most women and marks dis
tinctly an epoch in their lives. Not ona
woman in hundred is prepared or un'
derstands how to properly care for her
self. OF course nearly every woman
nowadays has medical treatment at such
times, but many approach the expert.
ence with an organism untitled for the
trial of strength, and when it is over
her system has received a shock from
which it is hard to recover. Following
right upon this comes the nervous strain
Of caring for the child, and distinct
change in the mother results.
There is nothing more charming thar
ahappy and healthy mother of children,
and indeed childbirth under the right
conditions need be no hazard to health OF
beauty. The unexplainable thing is
that, with all the evidence of shattered
nerves and broken health resulting from
an unprepared condition, and with am.
pie time in which to prepare, women
will persist in going blindly to the trial.
Every woman at this time should rely
upon Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, a most valuable tonic and
inyigorator Of the female organism.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05

II you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl.
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by .
woman and held In strict confidence.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-11-05

In many homes
once childless there
are now children be-
cause of the fact
that Lydia E. Pink
hams V ege table
Compound m AXE 8
WON en- norm al,
healthy and strong.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
Sept. Z. Next Sunday afternoon a big ,"
meeting will be held at the. Auditor
ium, at which Mayor Harrison will
speak.
REPORT OF LID BEING LIFTED
PEEVES CITY OFFICIALS

Mayor Harrison, Chief Gleason and.
Major Funkhouser are highly peeved
over the report that vice is beginning
to shove the lid off a bit in places
operated by hackers of Judge Owens.
Last night they all sent out indig-
nant denials of the report that mem
bers of the Judge Owens First Ward
organization were beginning to play
the music a little meTTier and to serve
the drinks a little more freely.
According to the dope being pass
ed by the other factions many saloon
keepers are being lured to the Owens
camp on the promise that the City
Hall will take care of them.
The following cafe owners are
among the leaders. of the Judge
Owens Club: Ben Collins, 23d and
Cottage Grove; Ben Quill, 22d and
Wabash, and Jimmy feathers, 22d
and State.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Battle Greek, Mich.-Fifteen Sc
riously injured, score hurt when G..
R. & I. train struck washout near Kali
amaZOo.
Battle Creek, Mich.-Spread rails
on Lake Shore R. R. wrecked three
cars of Sells-FlOtO Circus. None hurt.
Tacoma, Wash.-Plant of Garstens
Packing Co. burned. Loss, one mil
lion.
Des Moines, Ia.-Many hurt, ten
seriously, by cyclone storm. Great
damage.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS PEEVED
AT HAM LEWIS

Washington, Sept. .1.-Disgruntled
at the statement given out by Sen
ator Hamilton Lewis Democratic
whip, Saturday night, in explaining
the necessity for the presence of
Democratic senators at a caucus
which he said would begin Wednes-
day, Democratic leaders have quietly
decided that if it is possible to avoid
it no caucus will be held at all.
Senator Lewis said the president
had written to administration SEN
ators saying that at any moment
word might come over the cable
which would necessitate immediate
action on the part of congress, es-
peciaIly in view of the GeTman-Jap'
anese war, revolving around the
Philippines"
Many senators have been annoyed
by the statement.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
cARRANZA SEIZES ALL MEXICAN
RAILWAY LINES

Laredo, Tex, Sept. 1.-Advices re-
ceived here today stated that the
Carranza government has advised
Washington and others interested
that the new Mexican government
today confscated all railway prop
critics in Mexico.
The information came through
constitutionalist sources from Neuvo
Laredo.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
WOMEN AT EVERY JOB IN PARIS

Paris.-One wonders whether the =
effect of the war will not be to rein
force the position of women in this
country. When the men come back
from the war, they will find all their
places taken by women. The women
run the shops, fill the public offices
and generally conduct the business Of
the country,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-01
GIANTs BUY MARTY o'TooLE

GIANTS BUY MARTY O'TOOLE
Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. Pitcher
Marty O'Toole, for whom the Pirates
paid S22,50O, has been sold to the
Giants, it was announced by the
Pittsburgh baseball club today. Nc
Graw, it was said, believes that he
has considerably strengthened his
pitching staff by the acquisition.
K.OF P. JUBILEE
The Knights of Pythias golden
jubilee begins at the Victoria Hotel
Sept, 5, at 10 a. m, and runs until
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

Die Seute oeS @llteS %pcrltaltoen
i'm nidt mo ioben lid, fraaenb all,
nber Der Sausberr innO Den SdIliiilel
Oes Hutblcls.
Or fam nid,t iprehen!" iagtc CT.
oIns lit mnnnaenehm mir Den armert
Wann. Sbn bGtten mir rid,t aebrnli.
hen fonnen, I'm Die Nndrrid)t Vol Der
Nnfunit Der Rehellen ms cngliltH
Eager 5t hringen! = Sieb ba, III
ipiclit ia nift mchr. &icr, nimnl Den
idonen neue!l Sdjiling mo ipiele
ms Ben Wurid bon ser Deomnnrp
nod, einmnl. Sel mas trobIt iii oenn
ba! 9as III fem engiift]es Sleb, oas!"
Si Ser 5hnt hotten bic 8l6nae bes
Nftproeors Den ihleppenoen HntbrnllS
allieegeben unb fitbren in bcgciltcrn.
oen Melobien tort.
Gin Trnn5oie %erfonnte alieenblif.
lid oas &oItslicb pom Gonig @enri
benz Gicrten.
0arauf iolgtc Die oIarieillaiie",
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
II. &apitcl.

Sie Nndt mo Der folgcnbc Gag
beritrifen obnc ieben 3mild)enfall.
Die @urgbers maren poQfommen
ollsgerlbt ulo ermarteten Den BE.
fell, alli5lbrcd)en.
s(bcr mcrflpiirbig, Dicier @cicbl
font nid)t.
Ter ionit INNER 10 glcifmiitbi9c
ban gcrfel bcgaim nlrllbig 5ll lpers
bcn. gr fam unb gina unb mar iiht-
lid i'll GROCER auircaung.
9ie @orte5eit erihicn linn iiber sic
@ebiiDr lang mo llngeOlllo per5errtc
i'm.
@egen slbeno iprodj CT nit Sierra.
Dec borilber.
.Gs gebt lln9eipobnlidcS Dor lid.
Ta't nierimO5wnu5ig Stulocn iino
mir bier mo feiner Der ong%cfiilloigtell
goten eriheint. ms Nndriht aus
Dem "nuptqiiartler 81 brlnaen. Gas
bcoertet SNlimmes," iagtc or.
sd tbeile Sire Sprgen. Srclino
bon gerfcl. ghld) idl peiB nid)t, mel.
dem llmitonoe ea 5ujuId)reiben lit,
bnB-"
.&icQciht lit cs Sen aus ocm Sitcn
fpnimcnocn Nbtbeilmlgen nid,t &c.
Irrgcn, burh5ifommcn! glber alld)
bonr crfl1re ih mir oas Seblcn ieocr
gtad)rid,t nidlt. &oS tbun?"
.@os ieoer iron5oiiid)e Solbot I'M
fer Gbnliben l~lnuitGnOen thirn miiroe:
gcburd)en mo obmurtcnl"
.ySir iinO bier llid,t IN Nrnnfrcid),
Gcrobec, mo miiere &ricNfiibrurg lit
aaliS anocrcr Nlrt. @ie, luenu ulie.
rem Srcun0en etuuS jugcltoBcll
mare? ODER. mcrn man ms mm5im.
gelt bGtte?"
SorgloS 5og Der Sauptmann Oie
Sdyultcrn.
Sab g8ir piir0en iorgen, Oi,rd,.
5ufommcn."
Gou @crfelS 3iige leatcn iif in
idpucrc NoIteu. Giien aiigerblid Iab
II ieincn @cacniiber inimm al, Damn
iiopite er Don ncilcm icinc lan9c @ur'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

Oas .@n reuennnt De la Repue", ga
Morhc bes Splontaires" l;nD nod
mebrere anoere Sieoer, Die menig ge-
eignet 'naren, in Den Seraen treusr
l%lntcrtbanen ooc Ga @racienie Ma.
jeit6" Die patriotiihe Suitc erflingeh
81 lnlIen.
Ter Witiifant milroe 5un Gilnitler;
begeiItert b~anobabte er ieiu Ssnitrii.
ment. uno ieiu Irae e%ritrahlte in III.
genblihem iSelicr, oos ieltion fontrn.
itiertc nit ieinem meiBcn ynrte ltnb
Der geinrften Stirn.
afit einem Mole itimmte bas Nt.
.fofDeon Den mbeitritten fran5piiid)er
Meiraiu an: oYnn. Subtle, Ban, ie
8obinois, Sal, Tan, la @obinette."
9roliienoc, rauifenoc Wuiif ent.
ltrolnte Dem Snitrnment. Is erihoil
ple Saniarenton uno Eolannenruf
mo crinnerte an aanollenoonner. an
@aifengeflirr mo Siegesgeihrei.
Gortetung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

perSeiben, menn ih ben llnihnloigen
itatt oes Stuloigcn trGfe."
&on gerfels Niisfiibruugen ent-
bebrten Der @obrbeit nidt.
es blieb feline 3eit, cine ariegs-
p%eriumnllung 5ninmmcnSl,berufcn,
I'm cine eingchcnoc lt~ltteriud)ung an-
sltltellen.
@ic ipltc man oa sic Shuloigen
allsfin0ig mahen?
G~ergcbens miihtcn iid ban @erfcl
lino DC &ero0ec ab, oas Yrpblem Sll
lolen, als ploBlih 9lriitioeS, Ser fem
@ort Don Dem 3mieaeipr1t perlpren
hottie, iid in lire S%eratbune ein-
miid)te.
SER Sberit," ioetc er, Sic ifei.
ncn mir cine ofienitebenoe Sbilr ein-
orildcn 81 mollen."
sd peritebc nid)t?"
Sic fragen lid, mic Sic Die nab,
rem TerrGtber finoeu iollen. sd, mill
tic linen be3eihnen, iobalo mir IN
Srinffontoine cin5ichen!"
vNlb! llnb mic mouen Sic ous an.
iteQen?"
nSodit einiod)! Soren Sic"
llno iih 5u icinem 9egleiter hin.
ilberbcuaenO, fliliterte er ibm einige
Wortc 5ll.
Nriitibes' Hoth mlBte fem ifledls
fer lein; berm ons bdrtige @eiid,t pan
Serfels bette lid auf, mGhrcno DC
aeraoec in unb0nOiges @elGhter aus.
brnh.
Gold m1seitgemGBe Sciterfcit
fonltte natiirlih nid)t unbemerft
bleibell.
Wniter Oone9al. ser ieoesmul in
ieinen nltcn Spleen p%erfiel. iobulO
Mriitioes nid,t bel linn mar, beetle
lid, an ieine Seite 5u fpmnlen.
sd CLAUDE, ih gehe nift iebl,
Cir, menl id) nnnebmte, Sic bGtten
oieiem Gentlemen cine nclle Ilimln-
belt aufgetiiht."
sd ,tiidtc feline Gummbeit oui.
Matter; id) propbe5eite ibm Die 3ll-
funft."
LIMB biirfte man miiicn?"
80, 9un5 gemiB! Sd ingte mel.
nen Nreunoen poraus, che es spDli
ihliige moraen Mittog. miiroe ib Inn
bluioert Collars reid)cr lein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04


v@ir boben a6er Jest etlpas @id)ti-
ceres 81 beiprehen."
llno lie berietben lid, ii6er sic Nm
liften ban 9crfels.
Sic lporen ulle e%illperitnnocn nit
Der in alisiid)t geitellten Nelberulg
in Der acknowledgement Hihtnng, Die
lie OH Den riftigen SSeg IN Die De
glon ocs Sabi %bringen miiroe.
@ielleiht bot lid) ibncn %alsOann sic
.ld}on 10 lollge enpartete 8elegenbeit.
Sraulein Soiielins Sfat 5u beben.
Gan @crfel niiroc iit id,pn bereit
finoen lalien, ibnen einise Ntanl iei-
ncs apmmanoos 5llr @erfii9ung 81
Itellen.
IN Inbetruht ser aelciitctcn
GierlItc miirOen oieic Wamnihuiten
oos mertbpole S1dd,en gegen eilt,
lpred,enoes Gntgelt gepiB nit 6rell-
ben in Den Often bis sur &oii-9ap es-
fortlerel, no es Damn altf Der ,,Slp=
rloa", nit Der Sobn 5rpeiielsohne
nod INNER am Glngnngc Der 9itht
frell5te, cingeihifft meroen niiroe.
@oren lie einmal 10 melt, 10 maren
Die Iiumunten lIno lie iclbit in Cider.
belt luo nihts miiroe tic billOern, alli
ibrer 9)od,t ben @eg not Sronfreif
lpie0er elnSulflagel.
SrGuleln Soiielins Ser5 ihlug bo.
her bel oielem 8eounfen ulO oltt ibre
Srellnbe ireuten iif aili Die Seimfebr.
Nad) Tranfreid 5lriid! Gas thcilre
SaterlnnO W~ieOerleben nad) 10 pielen
G%rlebniiien!
@elh liiBe. bcieli9enoe Iusiiht.
@ohl mar Der gralinme arieg bier
nod nift beelloet; piel glllt pilrOe
nod ilieBen sur Gertbeioigula Der
Treibeit: ooran speiielte mriere fleine
@eIelidnit feinesmc9s; nber bate
nift ie0cr eill5elne I'M Snterellc Der
ornlen buren, lein Scben mohl bltll.
Oertnnul IN @cfabr gebroht mo m,B.
ten lie nit,t por allem. mic lie es Dem
lterbenben Batter perIproden, sSrdll-
lein SoIielin modification IN ibr Tu-
terlal1o 5llriiffiibrcn.
Nein, lie fonnten uno oilrftet iif
bieiem f%eierlidlen 0%eriprefcu niht
ent5ieben urlb ibre Gflid)t par cs, jebe
erlanbte 8clegenbeit 81 bernlsen, liz
rem @elobnille aereht Sl wcroen.
Bon lold)en @eoanfen marel lie
ole beieelt, MIR Waiter 0onegal per-
Ipiirte nod feline 2i,it, Dem i'm befrie-
bigenoen ariegsleben 81, entioeen.
Mber err mod]te ieinen Gmpfinoutgen
ebenio menig Suit mic sic ilbrigen
ilrngen Seute, Die lange 3cit binburh
tiefes Stiald)meigen beobahteten.
Mod)tcn Die @reigniile oild) i%errer-
bin iiber lbre nahite 3ufunit emit
Iheioen.
go mar es Inn sic @entiitbsperioi-
lung Der SelOen beitellt, oils pan Ser
Eel 5uriiffnm.
Gr ioh l%orgcnpoller aus, ais jc.
Ser oltc gllr rulid)te liift; er bate
ieine Eiclie mlsgehen lolien, oos
iiherite 3eidell, onB idJpcre Simmer
nilie oui linn loiteten.
Obne elm @ort Der 9cariiBung
trot or olti ieillen Sifi5ier 81 uno lcgtc
linn Die Sanb auf ole Shulter.
r&oren Sic nid)ts?" Iragtc cr.
Ger Marquis &c aern0cc bord)tc
al,i, ober mn Die fernen Zone oes slf.
forocons unD Dos Hauiden beS @ins
ocs, Der nit Dem bid,ten 2nlbmerfe
Der boben 9Gume ipielte, %Orangen al
iein DIR.
.Sbun Sic, mic id.!" iogtc ban
9erfel, lid, 5ltr Groe merieno mo Dos
Chr feit alf Den gooen leaelo.
Ger Sffi5ier that. mic inn gebei.
BEN, iprung abcr Ioiort mieber aii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Is + II So

&on rellem flog ein Shatten iiber
bic 3iige oes jungen Monnes. Gr'
regt itrid) er mleocr urlO mleoer llbcr
Ole Sdbelfoppcl, itiilpte nit bettlger
Sunobeluegun9 ieinen eroBen Silt bis
alf Ole Obren iiber Ben aopi unO ia9te
nit nniiterer Gimme:
Sic iriid)en Grinneriungen III mir
atf. nit bcltcn ih l1nglt abgered)nct
5u baben glallbte! Sa, gn1olges
SrGulein! Ginmal habe id gelicbt,
bod oas lit ld)pn langc Der! IS mar
Gin brnpes, ent5iifenoes illlges WtoD'
dlell ans Dem 9iiraeritanbc. IS bleB,
cs bieB- ,, es miro mir 6ll ldluer,
Dlrd) N%ennlng bes Nomcns an ent.
i%hmunocnes Slid 5uriidOclten ST
Rliiiien."
,9tcnmen Sic i'm nift, Serr Ariitls
bcs, id) ad)te Sbr @chelmniB"
rGs lit fem @ebeimniB oabci! IS
bieB- Hein Der 9tnmc mill niht
iber meille &ippen, Sd iuge Sbnen,
Die &leiue mur lhon nic cin Gngel
iulo id, lIebtc lie nit Der gall5en Sll-
briinit meincr Seele! Sic lagtc, lie
liebe mid nlld) mo mir mollten inns
bciratben. rSn cinem rei5enocn Sori.
den in ser NGbc pcn lSuris wolten
mir ulier lteit bnllen, ais lie mir
plOBlid)- Sa. gall6 plOslldl crflartc
iic mir, iic mollte nit cillem Srigi.
male, mie i) lei, nlbtS 81 tblll ba.
benz"
Mriitioes ridtete iif bod, alli uno
niebefboltc:
,WRit cirlem Srieinalc mie ih. Tas
fino ibre cigenen @orte! 9tim bite
ih Sic, gn1oises Nrdulein! Sic fen-
men MIDI bod! Sehe i) aus mie cin
Sri9inal?"
%, mie fam man Sic 10 beleioi.
gen."
LAS babe ih mir alld) INNER ae,
ingt. Iber eS lheint, meillc cbcma,
lige Sraut mnr anOerer aniidt. Wiih
als Original nn5uiebcn! WiidL Nri.
itiOes De Snpignettel 3, es lit nift
mDglif! llnb bod mGren mir ein
iplh id)oncs Noar gemorben. Sd
hcnfc DIT, id) b1tte Den 9lbiagebriei
cid pielleiht 5t ernit genommen; ih
bate 81 ibr geben, ibr gut 5ulpreden
milllen. Slelleift mare es mir &c.
1liift, oenn 81 Der ;3eit, Oa ih midi
cltidloB, Sic naf) 9lfrifn 5i bealei.
ten, bate lie nod niht Oaran geoaht.
einem anoercn ibr Ser5 5u ifcnfen!
8, ih bin oltmm geiuelen! SD bate
70 gliidli6 meroen fcnnen!"
%pn ben i'm beitiirmcnoen Grim
nerilngen iibermGltigt, wuBte 9lriiti.
bes faltm mebr, mas er Ingte.
&apitGn &erooec unO Moiter Gone
gal fcbrten 5urild; falt beId)dmt oar.
iiber, Dab er id, bate binreiBen TAI.
fen, eincml jllngen OtGod,en gegcnuper
1cin Ser5 alls5uidilttell, trat griiti-
oe5 ibllen elltgegen nno 10 enoi9te
oieie llnterbaltung, Die SrGulein Sol.
ielin 81 Nlltcn ullb 6romnlen hires
Treull0es bate nllabuilen moleit,
gan6 an0ers, oils pe erruartet bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
H.. &apitcl,

s(n iplgen0en Mprgcn beipraden
Die 6rpcihmnoert uno cillge &oloni.
item, Die Die 9cuoltcrung bon Irinf-
fontoinc oitsmahten, leiic iliiiterno
Die Greigniiie Der lebt periloliener
Gage.
Sm @rllnDc hires Scr5cns morell
lie ole ben Buren, uutb ibrcr Suhc
trell ergeben, ourften es aber nidt Of,
len 5eieen, on Der Srt mieoerholt
lf)on, 10 mie es audi bellte Der sSal
mar, bon englilden Srl,ppen beleBt
gemeien.
Oemet'S 9ortrab, Ser Siln Heol,i-
rieren bon Sebensmlttelil crId,icn,
batten lie moblmolleno oufgcnpmnler
nnb mebrere SdJien urlb groBe Yro.
p%Ilionen Don Siilieniriid)ten itonben
bereit, ais mlermartct Die en9lllden
Sruppen BON ilellen erihiclen.
Iic Ginppbner untermaricn lid).
Sic erflurten nlr ge5plllgen lll0
roben Srobungel lad)gcben0, b1tten
lie iib bereitiinben laiien 5llr hustle
ierung pom Scbenslnittcln, un0 Ole
G~nglInoer tbaten, ais glailbten lie lily.
llen, rulO |unternabmcn Die Serfol-
giing Der buren, etnhements, nift
ohne porber oos Amclen, IN meld)em
Die reqliIricrten Eropilionen geflinben
morOen muren, IN Brand geitedt 5u
babell.
9ltr Glide 5mon5ig Monn blieben
inter Dem 9eicble zines l%lnterofii-
5lers IN Dem Torfe 5ilrild.
-Gs ma Mittag gelporOcl. Sn Den
Sumicrn inBen Die Tamilien beim
Wtable 5uiommen mo cine ieoc er.
flGrtc iid) Die nporgciebelle 9o5mi.
id,enfunft Der GnglanOer ailf ibrc
@eiic.
0as obcr itaro bci ibnen icit, ir-
gcll0 elmer mliBtc I'M Srte lcllL Der
nit Den llnterorilfcrn ocs nrnlen
9urenuolfcs I'M Ginucrnebmen itonO,
Ger ibnen oas neueitc @cbeimniB per-
follit bate.
Mond)e Tcrpilnihungcn gcgerf bcn
mlbefannten TcrrGtber mur0cn lnrit
mo nan bate piel barlml gcacber,
Dclm man gemllBt bate, lper e gene.
len mar, iln icinen Namen Der allge-
mcineu Eernd)iulg preia6ligcben.
Die 2ellte mareu gerdhe i'm beiten
3iigc, ori iold,e Weiie lbren @eiin.
mnaen Ansorlid 5i gebeu, ols Elm oil
mo fiir lid unbcoeutenbe, nbcr inter
Den 1egcbenen l%lmit1nocit bod|It ilber.
roidenoe Sbatiad,e ibrc Nufmerfiam.
felt olf lid) joG.
Im GllBcritcn Gnoe Der burd)
oos lori lid erltredenOcn cllSIgen
StraBc crihicu cin nit cilem gffor.
beon bepofinctcr umher5iebenOer
Wuiifant, wic lie allentbnlbem, bon
Sbiir ju Sbiir ifleihcno. Die oifent-
lihe Ntilotb0tigfeit mrlticm.
Der Tremoling mor cin bllfllger,
in Sumpcn 9cbiillter, alter Mann,
bciien @eiihts5ii9e inter cinem MIDI
tigen itruppieen 9arte iait poQitan.
dig pcrldpnan0cr.
Siele menidli6e &iinc, ous llr.
bilo zines arbeitsiheucu Srmfenbol.
oes. hielt Dor Dem erIten Sauie oeS
Sories, mudeltc nit DEM aopie. INN
lid Den Snft an5ugcben, mo beaunn
nit Der en9liidIcn Natlonalbpmne:
.@ob inuc the Gucen."
M Dem Rnbmcn oeS geoiinetcu
Tcnitcra cridicn eiu Wonm mn
hrohte Dem Nlten nit ser aebnllten
6anlt. Ser Wiuiifant SOC melter.