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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

nothing compared with tho conditions
awaiting US al tho front. but anyway
it is revolving to see these fellows spit
ting in the straw and ignoring the use
u water for washing purposes.
Bat tho work imposed upon m" "a
50 hard from \. NJ - i. NJ wat
,a'l asleep IN the straw without think
i~1 = anything. We walk from
twenty to thirty miles a day, dig in
tranchmeuts anl build walls. besides
taking caro- 81 everything inside and
aside o.: The barracks. During tn"
walks we usually carry from hftv 20
sixty pounds. including rifle and car
trldGcs.
Tho meas consist Of Il cup ~ coffee
s1 plain broad at . \. NJ, soup and
meat a. 10 \. NJ, soup and vegetable
II J.. VI. There IS plenty OF 1t, but
no variation, and Il We want anything
Use wa have t. purchase It outside.
The French Government. pays TIA royalty
- cents IN cash and 3 cents worth or
tobacco every ten days.
am trying To figure out how many
OF my New York friends would have
the courage 20 accept such life OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

York. where I had been living
comfortably for fifteen years The
French law requires all Frenchmen 10
return and nght for the country in time
Of war, and as II rule Frenchmcn re-
spond, no matter how long they lave
been away from tie mother country.
Thus 1t came about that / loft New
York in the first part of September on
the Steamship Bochambeau AMID Mu"n
enthusiasm among the people on shore
and the passengers and crews OF the
stonmers We inet in he port.
II was an uneventfui voyage Will ;he
exception Of II st:ikn- incident wh..a
happened TWO days out from our ,and-
Ing pace Havr". The nor,h Atlantic
having been cleared OF al German war.
slips we Wee travoli.aE peacefully
when one night We were awaHeEoa Pos
the boom OF a sin. Every one " ms
rushed up on the deck ana saw largo
scare alight directed u1 80 f'9m a vcs5c.
| some 900 yafas away. We coI.d MT see
vha; kind Of ship it was and tive dea
tat 4 Ge.fnan gunOos. might stop "
gave us a chill. But very soon the IN
known ship started signaling ana few
minutes alter she crossed our bow.
whero he name - the steamer could
be- seen. W. could hardly d.St'n guish
the British cruiser. hut al NJ "a sudden
| a trvmcndoi, tIt.r came up, shouted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
HIS FIRST SHAVE AT 76.
Delaware Man Says It's Fi.s~ and
lie VIII Have Another.

WItMIvoToN. Del. Dec. 10 This is
tho FIRST time I nave been shaved IN
sevrnty-slx years; In fact. the first time
In my Me" was tho surprising Announce
mcnt Of man In Abraham Hlndn's
barber shop to-day. lie said he was Nor
ton Smith % Harrington. lie had n ilnc
luNur.ant beard. snow white, and 40 tAe
blYhor's hand deftly gl!dcd over his face
he continued:
"Ycs. this is the first time razor has
over touched my face. and It is "A strange
experience for me-
Docs tho razor pull"' asked tho solicit
tous barber
Smith did not know whether 4 did or
not.
After the operation he remarked that
he felt much better. and intended to have
another shave soon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
New York Merchant Tells Of
Revolving Army Life To-day
ny LEO DURAN.

FEW months ago was a dealer
In raw silk at Fourth avenue
and Nineteenth street in New
4 l.. l.. In
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-11-28

Switzerland Roumans and Bulgaria In 1888 was estimated
that the disease England $500000 On occasion of the
last outbreak in the United States in 1908 100000
ated by Congress- and with the exception of hundred dollars
spent stamping the disease This course does not
include the indirect loss caused the interruption
other factors.
While the Federal Government active fighting the disease
through its to control interstate commerce.
the part the State authorities essential The ouaranu
individually of infected farms is State matter is
course most essential precauton Farms which the disease
has broken should rgy as if some conag
human disease had been found Since germs be
ported by CATS dogs chickens human beings nothing
allowed to leave the farm until the proper dsnfecng
have been taken In particular farmers keep
from all infested animals The inspectors who do
and disinecng supplied with the necessary equipment
Der gloves coats boots and hats which thoroughly dsn
cted often Others who lack this equipment merely
help spreading the disease the country they visit
inspect sick animals.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-11-28
Ford Prosperity

Total assets of SCI, ,632, ,257 and a
surplus of $48. 1927, ,032 are shown in
the balance sheet of the Ford Motor
Company for the Year ended Septem-
ber 80, 1914. Despite complaints of
general business depression. these
figures are practically double the
corresponding figures of last year
when assets amounted to $35, ,033. .9l9
and the surplus was $2S. .17S.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-11-28
Indians On the Water Wagon

As the result of the efforts of Miss
Brown. missionary worker, 32 out
of an assemblage of 300 Indians at q
recent meeting in Fallon took a
pledge to abstain from liquor. The
temperance lecture lasted from 10
a. m. until 8 p. m,.,S the Indians re-
naming in the hall all Of the while,
thus proving the patience of the
Noble Red Man."
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-11-28
VOTE FOR STATE OFFICES
IS NOW At HAND
All But Four Counties in State OF
Nevada Have Now Reported
Officially

The following Ia bulaiion by the Car
son Appeal Of the vote cast at the re-
cent election in Nevada. is taken from
the returns received at the Office Of the
secretary Of State, with the exception
If four counties-Clnk, Esmeraida, Nye
and Storey-bnt the three latter can be
regarded as official a. they are taken
from the newspa pers published in those
sections aud given AS the official retuens ;
Vote Majority
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-11-28
Bsatihc LOdQe No. 7, (. Of P,

Meets every Tussday evening at its Castle
Hall on North Main street, at O'Clock
from October 1 to March 81. add .t 7:S(
o'clock from April to September 80.
All Brother Knights In good standing ar
frstsrnk...y irvitsd to attend.
FRED BARTINE, O. O.
Attest: d. <. NosTRosA K. Of &. 4 8.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-11-28
Diamond Rehekah L0dge No 8. L0.0.I

Meets the Second and Fourth Monday Of
each month at the F. & A. M. and I. o. o. F
Hall at o'clock from September to April
80. 1911. All sojourning Sisters and Brother
are cordially invited to visit.
SPENCER REYNoLDs, N. G.
GRACE ANDERSON. Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-11-28
USE M ORRlS'
Blood Purifier 81.
Kidney Remedy 81.
Rheumatic Remedy 81.
Liver Stimulator 81.

- u
Rheumatic Remedy ST..
Liver Stimulator 81.
Quick Acting Kidney Plasters.
Flesh Food for developing bust
and removing wrinkles.
Morricide Hair Remedy 81.
All the above highly endorsed
by leading physicians. list fur
nished free on application.
Send US your symptoms, advice
free.
Physicians always in attend
ance.
All orders prepaid.
M. S. MORRIS
Prescription druggist and chem
ist, n E. Cor. Turk e. Frank
lin Sts., San Francisco. Tele-
phone Franklin 1871.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-11-28
IDhlgenla Chapter No 8, 0. E. 5.

Meets First and Third Thursdays Of each
month in Masonic Hall at .. m. Visiting
members are fraternaly invited to attend.
MAY ID. FLETCHER, w. M.
MARY J. LAIRD, Secretary.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-18

!. T.s..As, Iillis. 49,. vssss sdssss.
= Resssss Ioss1 . IS 49, - e. 80 - e;
sss.. ~ - .ss- NJ nssss.s.s - ri
- I: 9: 80 :. e - c,sst ess 49,: :. ::
~ ~ Tssss. n ~, ~ to.ss, - ~ y
dcss.issa 80 s.srs: :s3ssis !. - GY:ssy 2.
fn.s.ss.1 49, "a IN. ~ 3. n -
~ n. fS~.sSis n Nh n 49, n 4 ~ ~
- III sssss rssseless nsssssss: 49,: N
Sas sJ ~ HisSS ssxs. ~ .sss. .sSss ~
ssts.S /. ssanSetis,s sSsss.isa ~ n - ~
x - - ss ~, = 49, - y -. ~
~ T,,..S -, ~ ~ 's3.s,s.i ~,
~ S..hE e NJ. ..s
~ e :s::S: a.. +: g =. =. :! 'i:';s
49,. ~ as.s -. ~ sS S,s sss IN .ssii
!: SO - = = "a e. s 500 5.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-18
'0s''. H3.Ey;::as'e

J, p.eP{SRses e e. lnlsFic,
rSsses = hxstg sI.ss tcss ssssis r: te.s:.,
6sNSlW10 3sSqs 9, tov1s6lD d Nolsk,
sstt.P = 1870 =. nahe As.l dsssst lad
nk 6sloss u u. hrnlsy, clssi q ths
dleeglee epost eus n0atsDHna ecunty, Colombo
- CeeAee, Co1Ossde, ~ ~ 1oeh. day u Jan
Cislness asnss . visssss. :.
ycscr1 9 efaefsI. yesss J. Arnesrong, psyid
9# q. b. Charlton.
Register.
First psb d.. u, ma; last sub jsa. Is, ms.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Publislsss)
Noo-COol Land

Dspes1sns q the Interior.
y. o. Lard O0ce at Durango. Colorado.
November 7th. lDil.
Notice u AssshT giysn that Anna Huah, wis
ard hell u John II, Hugh, dsessssd, q Pueblo,
sPsIisssics sssisi M: Ssa. To- he 90 w !
L.. RI ss:. q si:s
sake hnal l-ysar proof. 70 ssssblish elain 70
The Iend sboys described, bsfpss I. \. Prun-
cscnty, Colorado. Il Costss. Colombo % the
xist day Of Decembsr, 1o1A.
Clainant naass % witnesses:
2. E. LaFinore, Charles X. Davis, J0esph
Murphy and X. n. Davis. all Of Lswis, Colorado
q. b. CuAhLTou,
Register.
First psb. nov -; last pub dec "a, ISiS.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-18
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Publishss.)
Mon Goal Lad

"a LAD OGss 81 Dasanso, Colorado.
N0vowbsf 10 1914,
Notics 4 hsrshg sivsn that Willian II
Lynch. u Dolores, Colorado, who % November
8 D,o, 1s4s he..sessad sPP llcesioa. ssriaI No;
ia ~ !cf sssttoa n, tovnshiR y n. ssaw.
y W., n. u. p. Meridian. has d1ed poeieo Of
Intentioa 70 sake dnel thru ysas psool. 70 ..
tablieh elain 70 the land above dsecribsd, bs-
l0re J. y. 6rumlsy, clerk Of tbs district court
Colorado, % shs iith, day q January. lsis.
Claimant n44es o. Witnesses:
Andrsw .. Miller. Jsaes frinbls. Carter Clay
snd Lounsy Mossisnn all of Dolores, C0l0rado
q. =. CuAnLfOn, ne4iseor.
First pab dee Z, lelI last pub Jan ., rus.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-18

Larae mock ofcasdiss juss rsceived
Gu and - or stock d chrisemas
eesdies before bayipg elsewhere
m LEBANON sUPPLy ConRMI
LEBANON, Col0QAOO
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-18
NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT DAY.

EAtats of EAsi Naph, Diseased.
ninistFstos q he ssssts Of EarI Nash
S1als u eIossdo, dsosased, ksryhy give
nnsics that - will appsar before The County
Coan ~ aid Aoatssaaa Couasy, q ths court
a, !. 3 81 = ~ sip. Z: :: sss sss, y:
d o'cIcek 4, \. q said day, Il wkiek dns I'll
psYqae hayinG elains. asainss aid seeats ars
.ostasd 80 f.dasss.d Y sss:sd scs ~ par.
tadseesd - said soeats 80 roquseesd ~ maks
ta2eelsts laynsat y ~ uedsrlssed.
Daesd 81 DOlofss, CooosAA0. thia ~ day a
Ossss06se. 4. y, losA.
Anas Y. PsLp, aduiaissrstos
= ~ eseats a essl Eash Diseased.
ttsst Uab de-. Z, lea pub dc. =. leat
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-18

4 - = ~ - : -;
A I - - eons eGDon9
~ 80 ss'T =
Y ~ - - - ~ ~
sI9 n1n1w = ~ haliy,
3 ~ - ~ hsvp sbsa y
~ II1nS dspn1susues.
~ ~ = $4,000 ! reeklas
Co. ~ CAslaaas. whas cosh
olinst 1Dsgss
~ ~ Sasiasss hbsos % ~
- pe1haoss.
4 ~ ~ = cAisa - sssscs
psees cIass hesdquartess q the
- ,olees. Jsss shist; . useful
psssuae - svssy asaber a. sSe
thmily.
~ NJ q noehes ose Of those
80 W|hles Lissd Kitchen csbi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05

idon miibt Sbr weit, melt BON bier
fort iein."
Ser Ieltere Der 9ei0en mics nit
Der SanO gen @clten unO iagte III iei.
ner Sprad)e;
o@torgen iito mir aui Dem @egc
sum &raolc ltnicres 8aters."
0anm perlieben bie Seiben oos
@emod).
Soiielin unb ;3im6o parel aIlein.
% itellte Der aoloniit bie Sragc,
Die linn ld)un lan9e auf ben 2ippen
brunnte.
r3imbol 9ruoer, @iGit Gr mir
lagen-"
.@orum ih ioeben in Das lifi6t
eingebrod)en bin? 3, iD that es nift
obne ~5mingeuoe @riinoe."
,9(bnteIt Dit Serrath2"
sd wuBte, 6aB ein Serr1tbcr unS
folgte!"
Soiielin iubr cridreft 5iiammcn.
$50 par Der S6ub-"
USle >tulptUl utS Stl IplBelS. W
mar inns alli ben Serien lett mir am
Stertitrome pieoer lunoeten."
An buit i'm geieben?"
r9sein, ober 3inlbos DIR bot i'm
nod niemalS betrogen; an Nept Ha-
id)eln i'm @ebiiide babe ii6 erfunnt,
boB ii6 Seutono i'm 9ifift perbpr.
gen bielte. ginen ~9luaenblid lang
babe ih cine @eitalt geieben. ga
babe ib ~9eidoiien, ober ih babe bet
0tann nidt ~getroffer oenn er lit in
Der Hi6tung geflobert."
ltnb or mics init Dem Singer arf
6as 9lofholiS ser 9laf6urits Bin.
G%ortiesung aitf Ser 4. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05

Damn fletterte er an Ser Strifleiter
tpieoer enlpor, iteute iif) bon Ieliem
auf Die audi ioeben benltster, gabel-
forming geipafienen 3peige oes 9alt-
mes uno lieB einen po~riorglid) mitge.
brohten fleinen aorb 81 Soiielin bin-
inter.
Sieier fiiGte Ben aorb nit 1ia-
manten; Simbo 5og i'm 81 lid beran
uno lieB i'm Damn Slt ben aiibenite.
benOen 9segern binlrntergleiten, Die
oeiien Snbalt in Die Gihenfiite i6iit.
teten.
No6 @erlaiif elmer Siertelitunbe
mar Der Shat geborgen iunb 3imbo
unb Soiielin geieQten lih Den gtegern
rpieoer 81.
Sest lprrbe bie Site nod letter ols
porber allf Den @ii~enitangen befeitigt
nno Die ldppar5en allef)te lltOen Die
2ait ailf lire Sdultern.
9es l6lebten @eges pegcn eing Die
&iffebr MIR langiam p%onitatten.
9as lleberIfreiten Der GSitrt oes
Stromes geitaltete iif duBerit miib-
lam, aber obne llnfaa erreifte man
oas ienieitge ufer.
Sir Die Sabrt ben Sterfitrom bin.
auf muroe Die Site IN Die Mitte bes
8ootes gebraft, Die Gteger rliberten
nit aaer arait l,no nad)oem lie fait
cine Stunoe long 1egen Die Giro
ml,ng onsefampit batten, legten lie
an Der gbfabrtsitelle mieoer an. Nlm
mlrbe Die atite bon Neliem ouf Der
impropiiierten Sraebabre getragen.
3imbo ifien iebr oufaeregt. 80.
ifen Shrittes girg CT pnrnGrtS uno
trieb ailf Ole 9teger sur Gle an;
oenn Dor anbruf) beS Cages mllbte
man 5u Sauie mieoer al,gelangt iein.
Gloslid) belt Der Site in ieinenl
Mari6e Elm, mari iif sur @roe nieoer
urto legte oas DIR felt al,f ben So
ben. Damn iprang err baitig alti emf.
rib Soiielin Den &epolper, nabm iein
Meiier 5miiden Die 3Gbne ltno elite
ms 9idiht.
Ger aolpniit itonb iprafloS ba.
Yloslid) borte er einen Sd)ub.
Soiielins aneit iteigerte lid nod.
l%lnpermanot blifte er forid,enb in oas
bihte @eitriipp. gr mar geraoe inn
geeriffe ailf's ungeidbr Den 8alb 5il
oiirfforihen, oils er cin a4lafen III
Den nieoern 3neigen pernabm.
@leid) oarauf trat 3imbo mieocr
in lire Wtitte.
Die Singer auf ieine 2ippen le.
eenb, fam er ieoer Srage 5iipor.
.Tit!" iagte er 10 leiie lpie moglif.
vSradten mir, na6 Sauie 5n fom.
men!"
,Sino mir bolt"
nSpdter perOe i'd Sbnen a0es er.
fl1ren."
Die fleine aarnipaile beihlelinigte
ibre Shritte. Sn oemielben altsen.
blide in Dem Die eriten goloenen
Streiien am SoriSpnte bas @rifei-
men bes Cages perfiinbeten, trafen lie
bel Ser Snrm mieber Elm.
Die bier Wt6nner betraten bos
Saus uno iteqten Die foitbare 2ait in
Die unbemerfteite Ode oes Hripatfa.
binetts oes SouSberrn.
Soiielin entnabm einem Der Shllb-
fGher ieires Shreibtiihes cine Gole
nit @oloitiiden, Die 3imbo inter Die
beioen Neger Sangipafetii %pertbellte.
,9as lit Gier 9obn," lagte er.
,Sbr ieio iett reid, ober morgert
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05
Sieber Seier! Die bier begin.

: Sieber Seier! Die bier begin
: nenbe Grabbing iuirit on 10.
: bolb nidt perseiien unS and
: fem Gremplar nnierer Sci.
: ting permiRen molten, iolamee
, bieie y8eididte" banert. 8ir
+ iinb bmrd uniere @erbinomns
: nit Der fatbuliid)en Treife
: Semtidlanbs in ben 8eiit ber-
= ielbem selangt nnb babem Sas
+ uIIeinise unb aus.
; 6IieFlide q { d t anf bie-
: feI6e fir bic Der. Staaten.
: 8ir beripreden Dir, BON Mn'
+ fang an, red]t ipannenSe Inter
> baltnng mnb bn ,uirit ms fiir
: bieien @enmk seuie Imerfen.
+ rrns nidt periasen, inoem DIT
+ anbere Nid)tleier anf inner
: glatt nnb bieie idOne, bOd,it in
: tereKante Grsdblnns anfmerf-
+ lam ma6it. Sabnrd bilfit DIT
= Der fatboliiGen Treiie tnb
+ briifit beinen . anf in praf-
r tiid = fuertbppQer Weiie ans
, Der Gbefrebaftenr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05

Bate oas Sans niht 10 leiften Ser
sens perlaiien.
@r miirbe ei1en an Dem Senlter.
inns ~bangenoen S6atten bemerft unb
oas perdhtIihe 2dfeln seIeben ba.
ben, ons beiien 2ippen frGlieIte. Oils
Der Neger perifJmrnoen ltno Serr
Soiielin, BEN @opf in beioe SGnbe ge,
itiiet, in tiefes gtaf)oenfen periunfen
mar, lieb Der brauben befinblihe
Shatten it'd eerauitlos SIT 9ooen
gleiten nnb an Den Mauern entlana
buifen6, gelanete er unbemerft bis
ON oas grobe ginfabrtstbor Der
Sarni.
Der 0icomte Sc glaiiois bate
alles sebort uno iest mi,bte err, mie
es Inn ben Sfos beitellt mar.
n9onnerlpetter!" iagte Ser glenbe
Dor lid bin, mar oas cine &cnperia-
tton! Gin ieoes @ort berielben mar
@olo pertb! @abrlih bas Spiel
miro gut"
llnb Der Spion tpanote ieine
Shritte Der Mine Sl,, mo er iif be.
elite, bic 8lafbur,1s BON allem loeben
@eborten in aenntriB au iesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05
Z. &apitel.
Die Roft mar herrlid,.

beatc Die 8iiite, aber BORT oben fun.
felten in uollem @lan5e Die fpunber.
barren ofrifaniifen Sterneebilbe
nidt elm Saiib betpeete Die Suit, aber
Der sroben Site bes cages mar Die
eiiige &Glte Der iiioafrifaniihell
Nadte aefolst. gs mar cine Naht,
mie lie lid 3imbo fir ieine grpeoi-
ton nttt eeeigneter bate miinihen
fonnen. @dbrenb ieine @ef1brten
bide Shofspelae iiber Die Sfplltern
geporfen batten, mar, Der Sobn bcs
&affernfonigs MIR notboiirftie nit
einem 5erfesten, biinnen 8etpanoe be.
fleioet.
9as Ianse Weiier in BEN @iirtel
geitedt, cine fir ben Hotbiaa bereit
gebaltene Se1ampe in Der Sanb,
ihritt er Ser fleinen &olonne poraiis.
Damn fam SoiieIin nit ge.
polpern unb Sagoflinte bemaffnet
unb gleih binter ibm beihloiien Die
beiben 8anepafetiie Den Dug. slil
elmer itrperen Stanae truger lie eine
NIT eiien beiflaaere itno nit feiteil
ShlCiiern beriebene iolibe gihenfiite.
&aiden Shrittes ~bepeeten iih Die
bier Wdnner lautlos porpdrts.
SIN elmer Stelle, no Die @oiier,
nafbem Tie eben nod bon boben Sci
len %berabeeitiir5t fparen, Spiitell
5pei flafen llfern frieolif oabinroll-
ten, selangten iie an ben Sterfitrom.
Bon bier an biz ungefGbr orei Wei-
len neiter abrpdrts mar Der reiBenoe
Strnm ihiiTbor.
9imbo blieb iteben, mari iid 5ur
Grbe, leete bes DIR felt auf ben
Stein6ooen uno borhte aufmerfiam,
Oh er nifts bore.
,IGes itiG!" iogte er. .gs iolei
inns niemnnb. Wir fonnen peiter
arbeiten."
Bis gum @iirtel sing er in's @aI.
Ter binein unb perifmono in Dem ali
oon lliern bes 1luiies wa6ienoell
Sfilfe.
@enise ausenblide ipdter borte
Soiielin bas @erdi1ih BON leihtell
RuoeridlGgen unb elm fleines Snbr.
sellg, brett genltg, iinl elm 5iemlih be.
beutenbes @emift in iif ~aufsuneb.
men, leete al ibren Siiben an.
.Steiet ein!" ingte 3imbo.
Die brei Wdnner beItieeen BEN go.
den, Die &iite tpl,rbe in Die Mitte ge.
riidt. Der olte gteger nabm nit einen,
Ruoer oili Der binten aneebrahtei,
Elanfe Elas, iinb BON ben WeIen ee-
traeen, ifob bas Sdiffden in fife
GENDER Gle ben Sliib biminter.
Naf)oem Die 5abrt i'm ~tieiiter
Stiaifppeisen cine 9iertelitunbe lang
iid binge5oaen bate, borten Die Nei.
ienoen in Der Serne eine INNER mebi
nnmohienbes oumpfes 9oaen. llnt
bas RoQen piirbe itGrfer uno itGrfcl
nno erfiilte lie nit gebeimniBpoqem
@rauen.
.9as lit Der erobe @oiierioGl'
ioete 3imbo, unb i'm ielben gugen
blide pilroen Die @aiier, wie bon I'm,
iittbarer Sano gepeiti6t, milo uni
itiirmiid, nnb maften Die Sfiiffabr
fat gang iumoglid.
Mit eritounlider Siherbeit iiber
lieB lid 3imbo ben @ogen.
.@ir iino ~perloren; unier Hat,el
miro nntergeben." fliiiterte Soiieliil
3imbo antporfete nitt. gr ltoni
ailfred,t in Dem 5abr5elge unb ohm
i'm Winbeiten baS 8lei6eenift 81
perlieren, gebraihte er ben 9ootsbu
fen, Inn in bas S6ilfseitriipp ein5u
oringer.
Ser Tafen leate on.
@n bieier Steae bilbeten Die mi
Gielsriiden abgerrnoeten sSelsitiif
einen ,alopf", cine Irt bon iteinia
tenn Iufitieg, Der fait einem alisgc
trodnetem SluBbette Gbnlid) lab.
gls alle ar 2ano geitiesen unb ba
Sabr3eug genngiam beieitiat mar, be
!: gam Die pie bisber BON 3imbo anse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05
Sitte, perseiiet bic armten SnSianer
niht!

lie MiiiipnGre Der ct. Srantis.W etnon, z.
d, bitten bic auten 1rennoe Der Snoianer,
linen bel Der ausbreitung oes Meides eprtitt
nntsr ben aiubern Der prairie bebtltltf ~ tstn.
Tie Sanienoe inter nnterer IhIimt repen.
ppn 5OOO Characterization. Smioigeoeien ntiitn
Bite @,iipnare ioihe characterization anitel'
Sefebrte purSn6crctten nip. @ns uns am met
item nptbtbut, limb Miittel, nm oieie aated1eten
In bebablem. Cine bieie gnten Snbianergebhls
len funnen mir muir tuenig erretdlen.
gir bcten tdglid) fir unIcrc @phltbater. Cine
tutereiante Nnitdltsppftfarte ituierer Wtiiitpn
miro iebem 8eber non ciuen Collar ooer rnebr
BON ben Wiiiipndren ais 0rtpfansebeitatisnng
Sugeidubf. @nben mDge man icnnen on ote
6atbplie Yrtntlng o., Subnans,
Sppa, poer oircft az ten, Sbep. oenrp y,
2. g., ct. 6rancis, z. Safy pta Cropf'fpn,
Hebrasfa.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-13
Proved His Bravery.

One evening i was seated upon the
crowded roof garden of the Palace
hotel in Shanghai. safely within the
international settlement. watching the
fires which were numerous in the Chi
nese city and listening to the battle
and dissertation by an authoritative
looking fellow guest in the hotel dur
ing which he had just made the state
ment that he could take the arsenal
with corporal's guard of his fellow
nationals when a shell screamed CLOSE
over our heads and burst In the pub
lie garden along the bund. Others fol
lowed it. We all bolted for the eleva-
/ tors. but the armchair tactician was
the best sprinter and beat us all TO It.
Bartlett G.. Young in Worlds Work.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-13
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Town Farm Question To Be consid-
cred AUG. is.

The inhabitants OF the Town Of
Remington qualified by law to vote
in town meeting are hereby notified
and warned to meet at Library Hall
in said town on the 18th day OF
August 1914 at o'clock in the fore
noon to transact the following bust
ness.
/. To see whether the Town will
vote TO empower and authorize it's
Seleotmen to build a house in which
10 keep the Towns poor: To see
what sum. IL any. shall be appropriate
etd therefor and TO provide for the
payment thereof
9 To transact any Other proper
business found necessary when met:
Dated at Bennington VT, this 3lst
day OF July 1914.
+. NJ. Crawford.
Frank Cromack.
w. II. White.
Selectmen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-13

Mrs. Barrows was worried. That
fact was evident to her husband. al
though she endeayored to maintain a
cheerful manner. Before the evening
meal was over, however he discovered
the cause OF her anxiety.
will" said she. II am very much
afraid that my bank is In bad way.
How foolish. Mabel! Don't let that
cause you a moments worry. Why
it's one OF the strongest financial In
situations In the state Whatever got
that idea into your head?"
well. it's very strange" replied Mrs
Barrows, still unconvinced. They've
lust returned check OF mine for Sil
marked No funds. '"-Harpers Maya
Zine
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-13
Big Ones For Little Ones.

Years ago there lived a certain
backwoods farmer who had singular
faculty for overlooking the most OBJ
vious things. Once he swan his horse
across river and stopped ut a house
near by to borrow a bucket.
81 want TO water my boss down here
Mt the river" he explained.
On another occasion he approached
nelghbor and surprised him with the
offer of trade.
I'D like to swap my three big pigs"
he said. ''for three little pigs"
Whats that?" demanded the as
tonished neighbor.
well, you see," answered the other.
my pigs have got too big for their
pen"