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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21
STOPS IMMIGRATION.

Austria has taken a drastic method
Of keeping it's young men at home for
service in the army. Under the pro-
visions of a lately issued ministerial
decree the privilege of emigrating is
denied to men under the age of "a. NO
man below that age will be permitted
to cross the frontier unless he can pro.
duce a passport, and the local authori-
ties have received strict instructions
to issue such papers only to applicants
who can prove that they have perform
ed their military service, including the
full term in the reserve, and have
passed into the Landstrum, the last
line of reserves for home defense.
This means IL years of service for the
average male Austrian.
The enforcement of this rule will in
volve hardship, especially in the over
crowded portions of the empire. Cali
cia, for instance, is one of the most
densely populated lands in Europe,
with its large peasant population eking
out the barest subsistence on a bar.
rem soil. The country being too poor
to support this population. thousands
Of peasants every year 60 to work
on the beet farms of Saxony and the
cornlands of Germany, while other
thousands range as far afield as the
United States and Canada. But every
tall the laborers return to their homes
from Germany and in the course Of a
few years many also return from Am
erica to their native land. All have
money with which they buy stock and
whenever possible, land. In fact, there
are now districts in Galicia where the
soil is gradually passing out of the
hands of the great land prOprietOrs in
to the possession of peasants. The
ministerial decree threatens to cause an
enormous amount of unnecessary suf-
fe~ing and hardship, Coming at this
time it is especially severe, as the
whole monarchy is groaning under the
heavy depression in trade and indus
try consequent on the recent war
crisis.
Relentless military policies impose
heavy burdens upon suffering human
ity.-Fargo Forum.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21
RoosEvELT's RIVER OF DOUBT.

Col. Roosevelt is returning from his
South American expedition wita all
the material for controversy which
seems to be inevitably associated with
his every act and presence. In this
case it centers around his alleged dis.
covery of a new river tributary to
the Amazon. .....;.... ... 4
The controversy is being treated
with all kinds of discussion, but the
following from the New York World
gives a view which is humorous and
perhaps worthy OF the matter which
is being discussed: ..... e..
when Col. Roosevelt insists that
there is no more doubt about his river
than there is about the Rhine or the
Hudson, he misses the point OF all
the adverse criticism.
AS we understand the controversy,
nobody denies the existence Of the
colonel's river. Even the most ribald
of the sons Of Belial who have been
jeering at him admit that the colonel
found real river with real banks and
real water. But they claim 1t is not
a new 1914-model river, as be thinks.
but an old 1913 river without self
starter. That is what the row is all
about.
Our own sympathies are with the
colonel, and as a geographer he has
the fullest measure of our confidence.
We are still convinced that everything
will work out all right when the colon
el has chance to state his case in
full and answer his critics. Even II
1t should be proven that somebody else
found the river first and explored it
long before the colonel got boils and
lost his dog, it will remain the only
river ever discovered by third.term
candidate for resident of the United
States who had been robbed of nom.
nation by burglars IN cnotrol of a
1912 republican national convention.
This is distinction enough for any
river not more than 1000 miles long.
Besides, 1t is a well-known fact that
nothing is ever discovered until the
colonel discovers it."-Jackson, Mich.
Patriot. ....
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21
INTO CESS POOL.

One of Pete Reds dray hroses broke
through into a cess-pool in DR.. Lang's
back yard yesterday and furnished con
siderable excitement for the time be
ing. The poor brute was submerged
in the icy water for an hour before II
could be extracted. A derrick was rig
ged up and the animal was thorough
ly chilled whe nit was finally got out
1t is able to walk about today-San'
born Enterprise.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21

The last meeting Of the Sheyenne
club, which was held Friday afternoon,
was in the form of social meeting
in honor Of Mrs. Presler, one of the
Sheyenne members, who is leaving the
club because Of the removal of the
Presler family to Fargo. Mrs. Ben.
son and Mrs. Hilborn were hostesses
and a pleasant afternoon was spent
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21
MORE ABOUT COLONEL ROOSE
VELT'S RIVER. r....,..

We refuse to permit any bilious
Britisher, no matter what his scien-
tific reputation may he, to shake our
faith in Col. Roosevelt's geographical
veracity. ....E
The Colonel is q little, weak on the
Constitution and the courts and the
Sherman Antitrust law and treaty
obligations and the Morgan corpora,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21
D
@
n N
81
FOR REGISTER Of DEEDS.

To the Voters Of Barnes County:
hereby announce my candidacy fol
the office Of Register Of Deeds fol
Barnes County, subject to the will o.
the electors Of the county at the pr
maries Of June "a, 1914. have been
resident Of Barnes County since 1875
-35 years and have never heretofore
been candidate for a county office
II nominated and elected, l will give
the county as honorable and efficient
service az lies in my power.
Respectfully
HENRY BEAL.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21
MANY ovERLANDs SOLD.

Sam Mikkelson, agent for the Over
land Motor Car, has already made a
big record for his machines this year
and with present prospects should do
still better, before the summer is over
So far Mr.. Mikkelson has sold is cars
with inquiries for several more in
sight. This afternoon he left for the
eastern part of the county, where be
will demonstrate for prospective buy
ers.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21
PATIENT BETTER.

Miss Vim, assistant in the Dome )
tic science department Of the Nor
NAL school mas been i'll at the River.
side hospital, but is sufficiently i'm
proved 20 leave the hospital today.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21

Highest market price paid for Po-
tatoes, Eggs and Butter by the Farm
ers' Mercantile Company. 2-19-wtf
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21

EvERAL Of the
the basis Of graceful
~ shown Make done to turkey
held above the head and
back In this is possible
turns and the position During practically
to in lime
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21

Alderman Sim Mason left last even.
ing for Minneapolis, where he will
spend several days on city business.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21
NORWAY 1914.

For direct service via the new Nor
wegian line and -Ameri-
can line communicate with
~ EDWIN GJERDRUM,
Valley City, N. D,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21

p. N. Krogstad Of this city Il visit.
ing h Winona. MINI, this week.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-21
Fly Don'ts

Allow flies In your house.
Allow flies on your premises.
Allow garbage or rubbish to accu-
mulate.
Allow dirt in the house: look into
every nook and corner.
Allow flies in food.
Buy foodstuffs where flies are al
lowed. especially milk that Is in
cans or bottles covered with
flies.
Forget to notify the health omcs
Of dirty places.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Smmaerte mmiOnit.

Gin Helline i'm Nciien mar in Ncr-
megeu nit iciuem 8eloc Oerori aui'a
Srodene gerutber, Dab linn meiter
lldDta iibrig blleb, ais ullgei1unlt mad,
Sartle 5I fabren. 9eim 3Gblen ieiner
Naarltaft faro er. baB JIG gelar 10
plcl betrilg, Inn Die &c~iicfoiten 5il
ocfen. Sir @erpilesung reidte es
lnoeB nid)t mebr, mo 10 beidlpb er,
lDGbren0 Der Sabrt, Die llllr einiae
Gage Oallern lpiirpc, llid)tS Sli eilen.
Nm Sorb an9elan9t, blieb er tailb &c.
gen Die lodenNen Gone Der Srilbitiids.
glode, unb ais 5nr Mittuls5eit Gin
Naiiaaier i'm iuin Glen auiioroerte.
lebnfe er hGflid, 40, inter Dem Sor.
nnnoe, mdhreno einer Seereiie iiber.
huupt niht ellen al fonleu. Nm
nGdNten Moraen tailltic er iid) iiber
Die SriihItiids biupca, inoem or
iih perihlief, nm MitiagS blicb er in
ieIner 8ubine; ober Nmr NlbcnoScit
iilblte er einen oernrtilen SeiBbnn.
ger. oaB i'm gcaen allies anbere @lcid,
giiltlgfeit iIberfoni. @r mollte ulo
miBte eiien, mo melm lie i'm Sann
megen 3ahlun9sunfGbiafcit iiber
Sorb luerien Iollter, 10 mare Nas nod,
leld)ter 81 ertrageu aiS Der Sunger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
5btt lebte Stltgtn5tit,
Dieies sttDma6tnbt Sud
nmionf 10 trbalten.
2este @elegenbeit iir cine @elbanlasr.
bic iiherer unb prutitabier lit, ais
yauts user Giienbahm. Nftien,
Wntgebeifen poit leitenSen Sanfiers,
HesiernnsS Yeamten uno Der
fatbolId,eu 6ierardEc nnb
Gaienmelt.
Snreibt beute fir elm Gxemplar bieies
Sudes, che bic Nmtlase per.
sriffen 1T.

Gin Qrenplar Der Iesteu Iusgabe zines
mertbpoIen 9rrDcs. ods mir bon Sittcreife fitr
aaibotifen urb rir fir o~ieislben beitimmt III,
iptro sraiis nnb %portofrei an irseno etnen 9e'
S25 ODER mebr on5nIeaen bat.
EieieS Eud miiroe In Der fatbolii6en preiie
otel dit1eSetat mo iiber Is. 900 fatboliihe Wtons
Her nno Sranen osr Der. stoateH uno Ganaoa
@eieaenhett 81 Guee semaht. Ia Der 5ued oe5
Srdcs beinabe crfIui IN. nitro Die Sefdnnis
iiodun9 oteieS frsien 5unes anfboren, iobalo
oc seseniudrttec guflase uer9riffen III.
GGS Bid bef6reibi elm seidhlttGid,es llniers
%ilebren, nas btsber sewaliiae Sipibenoen abs
Tart Ino go icy Hod ibri. nao oas bon ssaibo!i'
tsrltilst Tire; 9s enibdft pie .sermreiten Nm.
lber ole sritaunliden SipiofuoerL Die Is ttr
Die aiften. Sntdber ~abuirft. gs seiet. nic aa,
fboltfer iett Sim erttsn WiuIe Mftisrt. Sabdber
eroben Beitiftts erbaiien fonnen. Die aiiisn
aitseiabiierter 8eiepihdfteH oietes 8efd>dftSs
9fueiGes bdber ben teprs bis 5fpun3igfaDsn
erbaIien Siptoenoen in S1he BON 100 QroSent.
Dies III tsiu .@st. riG,auid q 6eue", ~Tonoern
Elm bodbfldit9es. Ieaitimes Gefhdifs. unisrneb.
men, bon l~eifeHber Sanfeu iino Der idtbolttGer
pterard,ie lino G%qienpeIt gniesbeiben. 9s III
etne 8eielttaft, oie bereite tebr ATTIC 1T uuo
fih Der oipioenosn. 6abIenoeu Reriooe ndbert.
Us III oies cine eSeIegcnbeii. ole nmr einmul
I'M yfbeu fonIInt. nm Selo fiber uno 9efpinnl
hrtneenb un3iiegen unb conservative stdpttnis
anle9er ioufeH ntdt Undertaken, cine unter.
iucpun9 Gn5ufieQeu.
8enn Gle elm Grempldr oieies 8unes MIN
l@en. ebe Die eacniulrfige Alsgube persriffen
". 10 l1retben Gle iceletb IN u. 4. Sufton,
Sept. 2St. Dor 1901, BbtIaoeipbta. Ia.
Serr Suiion erfuhi. Dab WieInayo aus sit
f1ber Ncigieroe inreibe, nno iaQs Sic nid,i
elm Wiiigteo Der fdtbDliihen Htrde itne, wiro
oas Snt Sic nidt iuteretfren, o0 MIR statbcs
ltien Hftien oieier 9eteui6afi iamfsu founer.
SeiH S6reibsn eripabue uan oiefes Slait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
6inoermmnb.
Nmcrifaniiher Wis.

Gin Sllnge liei allBer Atbem aui
cinen &oliieimann 5l unS ihrie:
.Soren, lie mol. Cop. oa Inn Die
Gfe rum 5erbolst iid) Elm Damn nrit
melnem Gater gemib Ihon cine
Sturoc lama.,"
o@esholb bait III mid, beun nitt
9leih geruien2" frogte Der &ddter
oeS @e'etes.
~@ear" lngte Der Surge pa NOR
Ser SlcJer bis Dor einigen Mimten. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Sac &amclen.

IuC NuNtCueN.
Cine Game, Die ,ienlid peit orails
ben 0 Der Staot lebte. telephonlrie
ibrcm Nr5t, CT moae bel ibr ppripre.
d,en llnb entiduloigte ii6, DaB er III.
ret,Degen cine Iolhe Heile MADDEN
miiiie.
.Wad3pn Sic lid oarum feline Cor.
gen." e%ntseanete Der Mrat, der 3ufall.
mid, oaB id all einem SShrer 9sat,born
ger1tfen wnroe - On fnnn idl gleid)
3lpei 5liesen nit einem SAlaa
toDten!"
ySommp," fraate Die 2ebrerin,
rmeiBt on, mas mar unter einem
@leidmiB peritebt?"
.9tein, Srdulein; i'd bub's oergei.
ien."
,8aB mai auf! @enn mt iaaen
piiroeit: Die Stunoen, Die ih in Der
Sd,llle 5ubriage, linn 10 ifon wie ein
Ionnlger Sriiblingstag" = moS lit
oas?"
.0us lit nidt mabr, Sraulein."
Gin Sauiierer periuf]te. elmer Srau
3~unObolSer jill perfoufen; fie nabm
cine Sd)nhtel, probirte mebrere
3iinbbolshen uno nift zines fins
Seuer.
.llno oas nennen Sic Siderbeits.
5iinobol5er? Iic bremen ia niht.."
Y@ber, Waoome, fonnte es groBere
Siderbeit geben?"
Die HeOnerin IN ser Suffragetten-
periummlung hattie iit) in grobe Be
%geiIterung binelngereoet nno ltioB
ibren Gortrag nit Den Worten:
.Neine Soroerungen iinO feline er.
orbitanten uno tie mHiien eriiilt ,per.
Den. Nles, mas ih perlauge. 1T Der
Sohn zines Wannes."
limo cine mGnnlide Gimme riei
Don DER 8ollerie: rSeiratben Sic,
Sraulein, beiratben Sie!"
.Iic cine S1lite Der Menid,en meiB
nid,t, mie Die aaoere SGlite lebt!"
n@us Sic nidt iasen!" erruiOerte
Der Sfeptifer. rSoQte es moalih
iein, ouB es 10 piele Menif1en gibt,
ole iih leoig(if Inn ibre eieenen NM
gelegenbeiten fiimmern?"
Sic lab Den iungen Mann, Der ibr
cine 9iebeserfldrung gemad)t batte,
nad)oentlih an.
Ser Mann. Den ih einmal beira.
the. muB nif,t MIR taper, ionoern
audi flug iein."
.1ann iebmen sic setroit mid, ih
bin beioes."
CAB Sic tapfer Iinb, peiB i'd,
aaeroings aus Griabrnng; Sic ba.
ben mir bos Seben serettet, oils oas
Boot umihlug. @ie uber modem Sic
bemeiien, Dob Sic fling iinb?"
.Sebr einfuf: i'd babe oas Boot
abiihtlih Gum aentern gebraf)t."
Sic b~ebaupten, ooB Sic mid, lie
ben, Sud?"
Gas beballpte iG nid)t MIR, oas lit
logar 5botiod)e. 8lnbps."
Out. Sic lieben midi. Sit Shre
@iebe 10 itarf. oaB Sic fir mid tier
ben miirben?"
yGmm-meine 9iebe lit BON iener
Irt, Die nieinals itirbt."
Ser acknowledgment elmer Mild
fompasnie wrlroe telepbOniif mlise-
rufen.
YSier Tran CRAWFORD. .Sh ntod,te
mliIen. oh Sbre &iibe 5ufrleoen lino."
~Sb ma.a.as2"
.Sb Shre &iihc Suiricoen limo. Sas
lleile Sonfurren5lnternebnlen bat
Girtulare ollsaeid)idt. III Ocnen 1nii5
beionoers betont miro. oob alle aiibc
oieier aompagnie 5uirieoen iino.
@enm Sic mir niht oasIelbe . ,Sb.
rem aiihen ueriid,srn fonnel. mcroe ih
Sbre Milf abbeitellen miiiien."
r@inen Ailgenblif, bitte!" Nah
einisen Winuten fam Ger Igent mie.
Der ans Selephon. vWoOume. id
babe nniere @eidAperoebiid,cr nadbgc-
iehen. bis iett bat id, nod feline Sinh
%beidNuert. fol1lid miiien rnIere 1iibe
5ufrie0en lein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
2ujtiac Ghemie.

lleber cine Meibe lliitiscr Nntnor.
ten in dcnliifen @ramen 6erihtet
Die .GbcmIfer ,}eitung". GS bnnbelt
iif babel wobl meiit nm mireiipili.
gen Siluor aeGnaillatcr aanOiOatcn,
nobel iid) iolaenbcs tyrage. mo Ynt.
wortIpiel ergob:
.@as lit Der horafteriltiihc Be
iinnbtbeil imller Gier?"-oShr @e.
rllf)."
.@em Sbr @ebilic etmnS @olO.
d,lorib ueridlufen miiroe, mnS mir
Den Sic linn geben Den 9aui.
paB."
r@n" tb1ten Sic. menr iemano in
Sbrcm @eid)1it Nitrc9lpcerin per.
'd,liidte SD miiroe ioiprt oas
9nfnl perlaiicn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
0eriehlter @erui.

SpfidMl,ipieler: Sic mnrcn ia
aeitern Nbenb i'm Sheater. Sean
ipie habe id Shnen als ae1ner seial.
len2"
aellner: .@riGant, Sic bGttell
plrflih gar nlht notbi9 sebabt,
Sd,aillpieler ju mer0en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16

too. @r ieBte i'd alio an Dem Gid
uno peridlang ales, mos in ieinen
Bereih fam. Damn foroerte er fiibr
ieine 8et}Hung. o0ie Rehnuns.
y9e RehmIne2" iaete Der Speiie.
%nleiiter eritaunt. .Hed,nunaen gibt
es bier nid,t. Die W~tab1seiten iiuo bod
INNER in Dem Sabrpreis nit einge.
ihloiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16

lfer abonnent BEL linn an, Oh es
0lid ooer ungliid bebeute, oa6 err
lestes Nal 5pilden Den 3%eiturssblGt-
tern cine Spiune seiunoeu babe. Marf
llDuin gob linn I'M 8rieifuiien fol.
genoe elnOrin9lihe Anrport:
rIlter Abonnent. - 0as TinDen
elmer Spinne IN Der 3eituns beoeutet
peber Slid nod, llnaluf iiir gle. Die
Spinne ourdtos lebiglid, uniere Sci
tilng, Inn SIT e%rfennen. melder 8uili.
mann nidt imieriert, UNI Damn 5u Del.
len Sa0en 5n geten. ibr Nes iiber Ole
1bitr az meben mno iortan elm 9eben
lingeItorten TrieOens 81 perbringen."
Oh oieier por5ilglihe 9eiheio Die
InllnIisen Observation-Disclosures on ibre
Bflid,t erinnerte mo Der .Slaase oes
W~eitens" Ole oifenbor nod ieblenoen
aroBen Snieratenauttrdae braf)te.
miro letter nift geneloet.
y - y
Sired.
Hihter: .Sbr @emiiIen id,eint 10
itmar5 81 iein. wie ,sbr SOAR"
Nngeflagter: n8enn's ai,i oas
SOAR nnfommt, Damn buben gller
@naOcn gar fem 8emiiien."
- - y
&inoermmmo.
YNtlin, aurlten, bos trent mid.
Dab Oh 10 brop sur Sdu,lc sebit,
@as thuit Oh oenn in Der Shule?
Sh mofte es germ miiien."
sd parte. bis nuier GienitmGD.
f,cr mid am Nadmittog pieber nod
Sailie bealeitet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Mcoaftcnrs.@iB.

Ils Worf Smain in ieinen iin,aen
Sagen ELI VlGttf)en nit Dem itolsen
Siiel r0ie Sloaae oeS @eitcns" in
clnem StGotfen bon Miiiouri reoi.
alertc, Iragte einnlal elm abersl1ubi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
8clmnaem.

@nmmler: rSett babe id} q ae.
miitblld,eS. ieineS @irtbsbGitiel &c.
%fiuloen. Gort gibt'S ale Gage Holl.
ierei uno ghrenbeleioiguns. mas
man oo iiber'n Monot BORT trinft.
idldat man pleber aus ben 3eusen.
acbilbren berausii"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Sin SaduerjtGnoioer.

Scbrer; r@ie ih guh se5eiat bobe,
beocitet Die Goriilbe Der" mel.
items oaS. mas IN eiten unsiinitiaen
3nitano iIberaeaan9cn ODER iflehter
1eporoen III. wie sum @eiipiel peroer.
ben. perpiniden II. !. m.-aann mir
elmer nod aubcrc Sciipiele iasen2"
Nris: % ia!-@erlobeu, perbei.
ratben-"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16

(@ntllommen Dem ySuff. &olfsfrO.O
Sler Miiter @oitter!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16

gngeitellter: sd nlodte I'M ct.
lpas nlebr 8ebult bitten. I'D mill
mid, perbeirutben."
Gbef: y5but mir leio, aber ih
peroe es etpos ermdBigen miiiien.
,Sd) nil nGmlit ielbit beiratben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16

Htui lluUp Ueile OUTpeiIIeTS III SeUlt=
ters AUDI nod De Sausfliening-no,
Sorr, ih hen geiiehlt. Dab ih bees nit
itonoe fonut, i'd, mod,t ood) nit mad,
Dem grobe 9ilbin9 ga ome ui sSore't
Gpenue gebrud)t meroe. Milo i'm id)
gemllbpt IN mohne bier beim 0lhob,
bis De Suusfliening ppriiber s.
Gees is e peroolt quite Chic" ben
idI gelagt, lin penn mel Nlte iulcoer
&ausfliening bat. merbe id) Oaran
0enfe."
Bon Sbne baslelbe erpefteno, per
6lcrbe ihL
SSubrS trrlli,
0idabn m iiller.
= - -
Sie quite Yartie.
yltnD niepiel Witaiit miro Sire
liebe 3od)ter boben. @err SilBing?"
%, Die miro iebr anlehnlih iein!
Nnf) Der Sod5eit oiirien Sic oas to.
nerne Sdppeind}en jertepperiL III oas
lie lett ibrem i"iiniten 9ebensiabre ale
geid)eltften Nifel geiteft bat!"
- - y
Y6ie 3eitsn!
Nnaeitelter: sd modyte I'M ct.
lpas mel)r @ebult bitten. Sd mill
mid, perbeiruthen."
Gbef: ,2but mir leib, ober id,
meroe es etlpns ermdBigen miiiien.
I'D nia nGmlih Ielbit beiraiben."
y - =
Der lteberfaa.
Gin auf 2anotour befinoliher Hei
ienoer befano iid grace an Der oid)te.
item SteQe zines ullsaeoebnten Wnl-
oes, ais pl0slit, lid aus ocm 9idid,t
Elm Mann aii i'm i%tiirate. Wit oen
8orten: n8elo ODER Seben," icste
Der Hdmber einen ~eelaoenen Seeds,
lGiliigen" auf Ole 9ruit ieines
Spfers, Dem Der St,red Die 3unse
gelabmt bate. @iilige aualpoae Nj.
nlitell uerborrten beioe III bieler fiir
ben Heilenoen menlg angenebmeit
Situation -Sd)on empfabl Der pol-
lig Webrloie feline Seele, oils inner.
martet Der H1i,ber ben Nepolper OBJ
ieste uno Elm Shriititild aus Der
Said,e 500, oas er Dem lle~beriallenen
binreid,te.
o@iiien Sic" iprah err babei nit
Dem barmloieiten Zone bon ser @elt,
lid bin fem pirtliher HGuber. if
woute Sic MIR oarallf auinrerfiam
MAIDEN, mie leiht cinem beiltSutuac
etipas paiiieren fann;-Oiirfte ih Sic
Onber eriilden. bieies Sprnular ans
5ufiiaen, ib bin namlih Agent
einer Sebensoeriiherung."
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Sas Soeal.
sd fiirdte, bic innge Came, oie
lid eben Inn Nnitcllilng bemorben bot.
lit tailm SIT permenoen." logte Der vi.
iiiteut 5u Dem Wanaser bes @aaren.
buuies.
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auffalleno biiblh ul0 Gle miiien,
biibife GerfGllferinnen babcn cine be-
ionbere In5iebrngstrait aiif Die Stun.
Den."
nSas meiB if. aber oie Gr5iebung
Der illngen Game lit red)t mangel-
bait"
Sam lie lcien iinb ihrcibeu?"
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rVclibt lie llterarlId)e aenntuiiie?"
nNblolllt feinc!!"
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Wlld)0epurtcment. an"
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Die quite Yartie.

Ste gnfe Farfte.
limo miepiel Wtit9iit miro Sire
liebe 3od)ter boben. Serr BnBing?"
%, Die miro iebr aniehnlih iein!
Nah Der Soh5eit oiirien Sic oas to.
nerue Sdpueindet %jertepperls, III oas
lie ieit ibrem i"iiniten S~ebensiabre ale
geldenften Nifel 9eiteft bat!"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-27
Krnns WIN Not Ee Sold.

wAgHINGTOS, Nov 27.--krag
Jorgepsen rifles. discarded by the
Unibsd states army when the ne"
hlgh-power Springfield rifles were de-
.yeloped at the Governments arsenals'
will not be sold during the European
war To any bidder. no matter "ha'
country ne may represent.
Secretary Garrison announced mat
he had made this reply 10 several
agents who had approached him on
the subject at the outbreak OF the
war. He feared the arms might ac-
tually be intended for one Of the bel
ligerent powers, and, after a confer
ence with President wilson. who ap-
proved his decision. directed that no
bids whatever be cOnddeTed for the
weapons until hostilites ceased.
II IL reported that one offer pur-
ported 90 be In behalf Of Central
American market and another for
China.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-27
WILSON AND COLORADO MINES

Delegates from the states west of
the Mississippi, 20 the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor convention IN Phil
adeiphia. are practically a unit IN de-
handing that President Wilson use
his power 10 take control Of and op-
crate the mines dominated By the
Rockefeller interests IN Colorado.
D.ubiless many delegates from east
eTn states are OF the same opinion.
But what power. II any, has Presi-
dent Wilson 20 take such action. i,
Ia true that the mine owners have de-
fic,l the laws Of Colorado. and have
re used % accept President Wilson's
plan lcr a settlement Of the strike;
but u is not the duty OF the presi-
dent 10 enforce state laws. nor has
he any power 10 compel either mine
owneTs or mine workers 20 accept his
plans for settling industrial strife
Should Presi dent wilson act In this
matter on the line suggested, the pre-
cedent ret might be as dangerous to
labor unions and 10 workmen gener-
ally as 10 mine owners. II he or a
su5scquent president should usurp
power IN order 10 protect workmen in
Colorado, how could wOrkmen com
pl1ln ii he. or a subsequent president
we're 10 usurp power 10 coerce work
men In another industrial trouble
The real demand Is that the presi-
dent use force. backed By military
force. 70 take control Of the ColOra-
Do mines and operate them. But the
Colorado mine owners have rebelled
against the laws OF Colorado-noi
against the laws OF the United States
The Colorado trouble Is, at bottom,
land trouble: II Is due TO land mo-
uopoiy. For many years the Ameri-
cfn Federation has been meeting and
discussing grievances Of labor and in
dgslnal wrongs. But when has the
lahd question. when has land monop-
oily ever been brought before the
Federation For scores upon scores
OF sears. labor has been crushed by
unjust taxation. But when has the
subject OF taxation been brought be-
fore the Federation Taxation Of
land values would break the Rookie
felier power In Colorado as 1t would
break the power OF pricate monopoly
elsewhere. San Francisco star.