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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-10-22
HOOPER DON'T LIKE 1T

Nashville, Tenn, October %, 1914:-
So intense are the Governor and his
E. B. Stahlman organ in their devo-
tion to prohibition that they regard
the recent speaking itinerary of Sec
retary Daniels through East Tennes-
see as the btterest blow to their sa-
cred cause And yet Secretary Dan
iels is probably he most effective and
devoted prohibitionist, judging him by
his achievements, to be found in all
the land. Under his leadership North
Carolina's prohibition laws were writ
ten. AS Secretary of the Navy he has
been a law unto himself in the matter
of prohibition. BY a stroke of his de-
~termin d and resolute pen, he spread
can battleships. 1t was he who abol-
ished the use of every kind of alca-
holic drink throughout the Navy Be-
fore it had been the custom for off.
GERS to have their wines and other
drinks and for the men to be given
their grog. Now, not ship that sails
under the command of an officer of
the Navy is permitted to carry for
any purpose, medical or other. one
drop of Intoxicating liquor The or
der Of the Secretary was sweeping
nd positive. 1t created criticism
and comment but the Secretary stood
by it and today the Unied Safes alone
of all powers has a navy that is all
sober.
Yet because the Secretary came to
Tennessee and spoke for Wilson de-
mocracy he is condemned the Gov
ernor and the Nashville Banner as a
whiskeyite and foe to the cause.
Because he, alone with the anti-saloon
league of the state. regards the prohi-
b'tion as no longer an issue, as being
safe with both parties and, as demo
crat, advises the voters of the state
to elect Tom Rye, there is no good in
him.
On his trip he drew great crowds
from Bristol down the way of Chatta-
nooga. The people sat and cheered
him enthusiastically. All of which
goes to show that they do their own
thinking and are not persuaded to
wrong view by the mendacious pro-
testations of political marplots.
But with the coming of Secretary
Daniels, only the first chapter OF Re
publican woe is recorded. The next
makes no less distinguished a public
official than SeScretary OF State Nm
J. Bryan. master offender. Bryan
helping the whiskey candidates shouts
Hooper. Bryan standing for Rye as
against the narrow and petite bigot
from the great county of Cooke: Yet
the latter is just what Bryan did on
his wonderful tour of Middle Tennes-
see and West. He is a temperance
man by all Of his precepts and every
one of his practices. He a prohi-
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-10-22
BAXTER, TENN.

The little hh11d of Matt DunivaI
died and was bgried here Sunday.
Clifton Kemp and wife are all
smiles and say 1t lis fine boy.
Mrs. John Williams visited relatives
at Silver Point last week.
Hon Brushtr Patton recently re.
turned home from. the army. The
Barte boys We're glad to have Brlsher
back again with them after an alb
sence of two years.
Misses Emily Dyer, Ldla Patton and
Norma Kemp spent last Sunday even
ing hunting chestnuts.
Bailey Brown was seen going thr-
ough here last week ON an auto fodder
wagon.
Who sad George James wanted a
cook.
Baxter Harville Of Falling Water
visited relatives here Sunday.
Jay Reeder and Dora Crawford were
quietly married Sunday. The little
girl of Elzie Harville is quite sick at
this writing.
John H. Meadows of Jackson coun-
ty was in town last week on business.
Bradley Herd ad Clifton Kemp went
to the7Hills Sunday looking for chest
nuts
John Herd is repairing his residence
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Worley and
children and Miss Lula Maxwell visit
ed their sister, Mrs. Charlie Harris
near Cookeville Saturday and Sunday
and eport a nice time.
Mr. and Mrs v s. Putty of Doubt
Springs visited relatives here Sunday
Lonely Girl.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-10-22
SPARTA r ?

Health is not very good in thi!
community. Mrs John Ray, who ha.
been sick for several days is SLOWLY
improving.
The school at Macedonia is prog
ressng nicely with enrolment of fifty
pupils.
Mr.. Jesse Dunn gave the young
folks a pea hulling last Thursday
night. Everybody reported good
time Thtre was about three bushels
of peas hulled.
Mr. Bill Nash has got his new resi-
dence about completed.
Haskell Ellis and Haywood Mitch
ell of Putnam county say they Like
to haul lumber to Sparta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Duncan and two
little sons Hillard and Bunker, OF Bur-
CESS Mill visited at Mr.. Josh Browns
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mills will move
to the Tip Cope farm soon, near Tyltr
Greek
Misses Tee and Maggie Brown at
tended the decoration at the Ray
graveyard near Ditty last Sunday.
Mr. Frank Hitchcock, who has
been in on visit for several days
will return to his home in Texas in
a few days.
Dora Lafever says she is going to
pick peas for somebody else next year
beside Blanton.
Say, you Falling Water writer your
letttrs are fine if you wouldn't write
SO fuch about Della Mills and Till
Lafever.
Mr.. Jess Farley of Putnam county
passed through this part one day last
week.
Hellow, G.. M Pistole of Colorado,
why don't you wake up and write to
the Herald ...... Papa's Pet.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-10-22
@nd she said unto Baam What have done thee that hou hast
Smiten me these three timeY Num- g. e.

assured that the fight is already won.
Gov. Taylor failed and so did Gov.
McMillin. but conditions were then
different The line of division be-
tween regulars and Independents were
broader and more marked Today
such lines are dim. The Independent
Dmocrats have no longer cause for
disaffection and are coming home.
Mr.. Rye will carry West Tennessee
by large majority; Middle Tennes-
see by more votes than have been
given a candidate for governor since
Fraz'er's last election, and hold his
elected by a safe majority.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-10-22

my child was burned terribly about
the face, neck and chest applied
DIR. Thomas Electric Oil. The pain
ceased, and the child sank into rest
full sleep. - Mrs. Nancy M Hanson,
Hamburg, N. Y.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-10-22

Poor luck in baking will ruin the
best disposition. With Coles Hot
Blast your luck is always splendid.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-10-22

Central Rye Club
will meet at the Court
house Saturday night at
7::3O o'clock to transact
such business as may be
presented. All Demo
Gratis are cordially invit-
ed to be present.
H. D. Whitson, Chmn.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-10-22
TYRONE. OKLA.

Rev. M. Judd.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-09
REMEMBER YOUR LAST DOSE or
CAIDMEIl

You probably recall the bad after
elfccts Of the calomcl more than the
sickness. you took it for. You need
never again go through with being
All knocked out for Il day or two by
calomel."
Next time your liver gets sluggish
and inactive, we urge that you go to
the baurens Drug Co. for bottle of
Dodsons Liver Tone, Il splendid veg
ctablc liquid medicine that will start
your liver as surely as calomcl ever
dld and with none Of the after effects
OF calomcl. 1t is absolutely harmless
both TO children and adults and de-
mandS no restriction of habits or diet.
large bottle Of Dodsons Liver
Tone costs only fifty cents and the
druggists who sell it guarantee il 10
take the place of calomcl, aud will
reiuhd your money If it fails in your
case or If YOU are not satisfied.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-09
TiLERSYILLE NEWS.

Tylersville, Aug. 3l.-Thc farmers
of this section are busy gathering
their crops.
Mr.. Fred B. Ballenger, Of Asheville
\. g., spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. II. p. Poole and family
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Cooper spent
Saturday in Laurcns
Miss Lydia Peterson OF Spartan
burg is at homo for her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Workman and
daughter. Myrtle and Dr. Wcstmorc-
Land, all Of Woodruff spent last We'd
ncsday with MIR. and Mrs. Z. p Foole
and family.
Mcsars Martin Poole and Floyd
Clark attended services at Bethany
near Cross Anchor Sunday night.
Miss Lila Clark is spending awhile
with relatives in laurcns.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-09
WATTS MILL NEWS.

Watts Mill, Aug. 2l.-On last Mon
day afternoon a.out o'clock, the
death angel visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs r. l.. Tinslcy and took little
Nellie, their ten year old daughter
who had been suffering from lingcr-
ing illness. Her remains were car
ricd to Trinity church in SpartanburG
county for intermcnt. Rev. NJ. II
Lewis conducted the funeral services
me family has host OF friends who
sympathizc with them in their sore
bereavement.
On last Wednesday afternoon al
me hc.S'c 81 KEY " {. llcG3c-
p"th' MISS Lillian Knight and
H'r' W. II. iFhch were happily unit
'd IN h"FrlaG"' lSeV. q. Z. l'ed&cpatl
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-09
DIAlS NEWS.
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Dials, Sept Mrs. Smith Boyd
and little daughter have returned to
their home in Greenwood after visit
ing Mrs. II. Y. Simmons and family.
Miss Irene Godfrey has returned
from visit with relatives in the
mountains.
Miss Myrtle and Bessie Fowler Of
Chester, are visiting Miss Emma llar-
ris this week.
MIR. r. w. Ross Of Laurcns visited
Mr.. Il. w. Martin and family last
week.
Mrs. l.. S. Brooks was in Gray Court
last week, where she was in attend
ancc at the bedside Of her little grand
son Edwin Gray, who is ill at this
writing
Mrs. w. S. Bolt and children Of Hen
dersonvillc. were visitors at the home
OF Mrs. J. r. Brownlce last week.
Miss Anna Switzer has returned
from a pleasant visit with relatives in
l.aurcns
Mr.. Eugene Abcrcrombc OF llonca
Path, is visiting his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Robertson.
One Of the social events Of the sea-
son was the lawn party given Friday
evening by Mr.. States Curry at the
beautiful country homo Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Curry The spa
cious lawn presented vctcriablc
scene from fairy land with its myriad
of lights amidst bowers OF green. The
host was assisted in receiving by his
cousins, Misses Kate, Eileen and
Jewell Curry. The time passed all too
soon in progressive conversation.
Among those present We're Misses Eva
and Claude Shell, Leah Riddle, Esther
Dorroh, Lena Ropp Of Gray Court;
Mamie Burdcttc, Bcaulah Bryson,
Stella Brooks, Lydia Curry, of Owings,
Ethel Cobb Of Piedmont, Nell Nash Of
Fountain Inn, Beaufort Curry, Cecil
Owings. Emma Harris, Ruth Curry.
OStcll Willis. Sallic Browncc. Ncl!
McCall, Jewell Curry. Lucille Cox.
Mice and l.cola Riddle. Nita Hunter.
Kate and Eileen Curry. Myrtle and
Bessie Towlcr; Mcssrs Carol Gray.
Holm Cary Bolt, David Dorroh, Eu-
gCnc Coz, Frank Poole Malcolm Hun
ter Ernest White. k.NcrCitc Hunt, IL
ford Rogers, sloan and Ncsbit Mahon
L>al Roper. E!nct and Carl Reeves
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-09
WATTS MILL NEWS.

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Watts Mill Sept 7.-Mr. G. Whit
Martin and daughter, Miss Belle, spent
few days with friends and relatives
near Madden last week
Mr., and Mrs. w. T.. Burns and son,
Frank, visited relatives in Clinton on
Saturday.
Mr.. d. c. Jones went to Columbia on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Martin and little
daughter, Grace, visited at the home
Of j. NJ. Moore On Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Soggee and chill
drcn visited friends near Enoree last
week.
Miss Ethel Winn, who has been
teaching night school here for a short
while, will leave for Winthrop college
at an early ate.
Mrs w. c. Marlor was called last
week to the bedside OF her brother,
Mr. George Pulley, who is very i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Martin and little
son Rudolph, visited relatives near
Barksdalc Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. r.. +. Bishop visited
.o,HiiNcs near Gray Court on Sunday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-09-09
Only One "BROM0 QUINlNs"

CIyg gROMo GuIEiNn. LOOK for signature OF
II. w. GRovR. curee Cold In One Day. stops
cough and headache. and works OF eo,d. 25e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

9atifan itdtt, 10 berIamncIn iid) Die
Saroitdle td9liH elm Wal CUR Babl
bes neuen Rapftes. Sieielbe erfolet
enttpeoer bur6 Exclamation pbcr Durb
9ompromib, pber bur6 perihIpfene
Stimmsettel (Sfruttnium). Sn Iebs
term Sale aebbreu 81 elmer aiiItisen
Wabl 5fpei SritttbeiIe Der Stimmen
Der eri6ienenen GarbinGle. Sit Die
notbige StimmenSah rtht n%orbanben,
10 perSen bic 3etteI an elmer beitimms
ten Stinoe in einem eiaens oa5u be-
ittrnmten &arnin perbrannt, u1o Der
dHs benz S6prnifein auffteisenbe
8aud lit bns 3eihen, bub Die Wabl
nod ai feinem @rgebuib gefiibrt bat.
Sas altberf6mmfi6e @ett Der ia.
tbolii6en Gtaaten Sefferreif, Srants
reid unb Spanien, eesen etnen Carr
binal, nuf ben Die @abI aniheinenb
fallen tptrb, gtnipruh gu erbeben, 1T
bon Der &urie betrttten tporben.
Seiferrei6 batte bies Hett Biz gum
Sabre 1908, aIs es basieIbe ai6 auss-
iibte. urb 70 bic @nbI bes Cardinals
&dmpeIIn berbinberte. Settbem bat
aber Btus Der 3ebnte elei6 mad ieiner
g%eiteieltng bes pdpflihen Stllbles
burh elm eisenes Setret bieies Heft
annuuiert. OasIeIbe tpirb alIo BEL
bieier Sapittpnbl nidt mebr binberIih
fein fonuen. @dbIbur 1T ieber err
fpahiene &atboIif mdnnli6en &C.
ihlehts. Selbit 9aien iinb pieoers
bolt Sdpte g~etporben. Sod lit felt
1878 INNER MIR Elm Cardinal, unS
felt Sabrinn Dem Siinften Il 1922
tein Riftitaliener eepdblt tporben.
Nn6 erfpleter @abI fpirb Der Sc
fpdblte NIT benz pdpitlid)en Srnat be-
fleibet nnb ertbeilt bann benz guroiz
mol Goneeium ben er1ten Seeen.
Sierauf empfdnst er Die Sulbieung
BON idmmtlihen GaroindIen nnb
burh Den Cardinals amerleneo Den
Siiherrina. Sobann Ieiitet Der erIte
Cardinal Sinfon ben Glib bes 8e6prs
Jams nnb Gilt auf Die @ran>2ogeia
Der ct. Yeter's Stride, Inn Dem 8olte
Die 8abl 81 pertiinoigen. Sierauf
miro inter 9ealeitune idmmtlifer
Gnroindle Der Yapit mad Der ct.
9eter'ss&irhe eetrngen. mo er ppr
Dem Iltar inter Ibiinguns bes Sc
9eum lanbamus bic liberation %. /.
Subs uno tSanbtuB) Der garbindle
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
tepeStal.G prreiponSen3 Sieier Seitans.)
gnm J. D. 8.

mir in Ser Diplomatic, 1onbern auf
in militdriiher Sinii6t unabldiie
nidt bluB auf Die @rbaItung oea
8leiheetpthtes, %iunbern auf bic CIR
lansnng nnb ~nnbebingte Sihernne
oes Undergraduates bin. llnb parum
oies?
Sdon Die gauge Struttnr bes
Sreierperbanoes gibt uns Die bette
Iutport auf bieie Srase. Sieie
Struftlr lit elm eigentli6es Ronitrum.
@as bat Die q Of It 6 nnge>
bauhte raoifale fran5oiii6e n e.
pubIif IN 9esue auf 9leibartis>
teit, auf Somosenitdt nit Dem bess
d II, n It g5aren@
gu tbun, mas England nit
Srantreih uno Hublanb? Sober
bieier Staaten bat feline 9an5
eisenurtige 8uItur ober I'm
%tiiltIr, ieber feline ei9enen per@
hiebenen Snitinfte. 8ns iie
eint, 1T lebigli1 b + t a I e
9 b It II Of t, . + / g e
6 . zen 6 +. Sranfrei6's
bDdites Sebnen gebt auf Die NieoerS
perfung bes perbaBten 9euti6lanb's,
auf Die @ieoergelpinnung bon @liaBz
2%otbrinsen unb Der |prmaGtiteIlun9
in europa bin. EuBlanb iiebt lid
bur6 OeutI6lnnb unb Seiterreifs
ltn9arn ~berbinbert. feline Iblidbten
benz I M e r e, feline
pan>ilarpiltiIden Yldne %burd5ufiibz
rem; barum babt es 9euti6lanb unb
Seiterrei6s llneurn in beren 3uInmz
menbans srimmig, @ngIanb
fiirhtet Die Gonfurreu3 bes
mddtig a~ufitrebenben Seutihcn
Ncides in Der 9e6errI6ung Der
Weere, fpp es Die MQeinberrldaft 1id)
anmabt; aus Surdt babt es 9eutids
Lamb griinblih, unO ether Sabrbuns
berte alteu TRADITION gemdB i6lieBt
gn9lanb iid aIct bier ben Shipd6ern
segen ben Starfen. Den S~ran5oien
unb 8uiien gegen Die SeutIfen an.
Nlio lcbialih Der san5 brutale, nic=
brige SnItinft s%emeiniamen Safes
sesen Sentihlanb mar Der Batter hes
9reierperbanbes.
SaB bcbcuiet a6er immer audi
Slud, unb bicIen Slud bat europa
i'm lesteu Sabr5ebut burd Die beItdns
oieen Scbrobun9en bes Sriebens iebr
empfinblid 3u peripiiren befommeu.
llnb bieier Sliih loberte INNER bober
auf, uno burd Die greisniiie bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
4 lie S%dpittpabf porIaie6t Iih in

- lie Sapitpabf porfsiebt fid in
AA elmer burh S~nbrbunherte
~ lan9e @ebrdude gebeilieteu
- @igenart, lpel6e seiptb bas
Sntereiie u~nierer Seier in 4nipruh
nebmen biirfte. lOieie Wablbeitims
mnneen BADEN our6 Ptlis ben Sebnten,
mdnherlet @erGnoerungen eefunben.)
Der Sersone bel Der 1apittpaH 1T
fplgenher: Sofort nnb Dem Spbe zines
Yapites beeiebt iih Der Cardinal
Gamerlenso in Gn1tstra6t in ben
pGpitlihen Salait, UNI iiber ben Sobes>
faa unb Die GerIou cine rrtunbe aufz
3unebmen; 5nglei6 nimmt er BON Dem
Waeitro bi Camera Den pdp1tliden
Sieeelrlng iptpie ale iibrieen Sieeel
in Gmpfang. Bonn GorotnaIs Cole
gilim tperben bierauf fir Den Gdrbiz
nalsgamerleneo bret @eiIt6nbe, elm
Gurbinalbii1of. Elm garbinalprieiter
nno elm Standardization sepdblt. bic
ieoen oritten Gag pe6ieIn, uub nit
oenen err bis our @abl bes neien
Pupites Die pberite 8etpolt ausiibt.
Im britten Sage nnh benz Gbleben
oes EaplteS unb nad Der feierlihen
Gufbnbrung oesIelben in Der Safras
mentstapeIle Beginner bie sebn gons
gregationen Der Guroindle. Die iid nit
ben CUR @a6l notbieen @orriftuneen
gu bei6dftieen babeu. ibre Irbeit. Sn
Der erften nerben nah @orleiung Der
auf Die T%apitipa6I besiiglihen @uIen
our6 ben Cardinals gnmerleugo Ser
Sti6errina iotpie Die iibrigen Siegel
oes Tapites 5erbrohen. Sie folgenz
Den bei6Gftigen iih nit ben Inorbz
nursen iiber bas Gontlabe. Im
5ebnten, Ipdteitens 5ipolften Gage nadb
Dem Sooe bes Yapites 8iebt bas ganse
cardinal Gouegium paoripeiie, inter
IbIingun9 bes Semi creator ipiritus,
nebt Der notbieen Seoienung in bas
Gonflabe. @o bnsielbe errihtet ipers
ben iou, bdrgt bonn 8eIhllib bes goqes
gums nb; seipobnlih lit es i'm gatiz
tan. Im Gbeno bes eriteu Cages nad
benz gintritt in bns 9pnflapc miiIien
ale niht bubin 9eborieen Yerionen
nas1el6e perlaiien. @m foIgenoen
Gage ertbeilt elm bon ben G~urbindlen
erpdblter Iusi6ub ben fremben &C.
1nnoten unb ben Seputierten Der
Stabt bur6 bns Seniter in Der S6iir
Iuoien5. Sinoet oas gontlape int
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01

Seroletpo ~gren5enlos getporben, trieb
er nit el%ententarer Wlift ebeu gum
iesigen 8elttriese. 8iele Hebeuz
eriheinuneen. 10 3. 9. Die Not6 Der
Sran5oien, ibre Irmee nod erober at
MAIDEN uno Den Hullen nod mebr
Niuiaroen gu leiben, Die innere Notb
Der Hu'Ien, Der mo naf IuBen
Ab5ua MAIDEN ippQte. unb bas allses
meine innere unb duberc D%fibbebagen
Der @%n9ldnoer, baben gum Illsbruf
Der 3ataitropbe mitsetpirft. limb Die
SAulb iudte ma auf bas an ieinen
Snti6liebuneen NIT erbriidenoer @e>
malt 9eotpnneene Seiterreihz llnearn
un0 SeutI9Ianb an idieben, BLOB Inn
Die eieenen 8olfer m0glfhit tduihen
lino in Der 8%erfaiiune ibrer 8emiitber
irreleiten 5u fDnnen, unb nm ben Sta
lienern einen 8orpanb an elmer linz
ausiprehIifen SpuoerzS tenungnabme
81 bieten.
Sect lit Der per6dnsniBboIe 3eits
punt nit berbliiffenber ShneQigfeit
%gefommen, mo in europa Die 9roBe
Ibrefnun9 9ebalten ipirb. Die
Sablen, nit benen man hantiert, iino
3lpar un~9ebeuerlibe, nber E / II Hefen>
meiiter, Der iiber alien menihliden
Hehenmeiitern itebt, elm Hidter
5uglei6, Der iiber Den @oltern gere6t
rihtet, uub Tie in rleue Sdranfen uno
Sabnen 81 lpeiien permag, ipirb enbs
giiltig enti6eiben. 3iebt man 5u benz
menIhlihen Grfennen iInb GrmeiIen
Die 8eiete er 8 MEMS
t no9ebun9en uno 10 a 3 I
6 t / it / d. W praI II
8etra6t, bann lit pobl unIdper
auf einen 5ipar ungeheuer
Of 10 igen, aber benno1
ihern Sieg Der @olter Selitihs
lambs unb Seiterreid : ltnsarn's.
oicIer trngenben &ulturpDlfer guroe
pas, gu ihlieBen. Gin setpaltises
Ginsen nnb &dmpfen tpirb iest crit
beginner, uneebeure Spfer tpirb es
foiten, unb gang europa tpirb in
ieinen @rnnofeiten erbe6en; aber END.
lih, enblid ipirb bod nieber cine
gliidlihe Seit iiber europa tommen,
mo man erlei6tert aifatbmet bon benz
ungeiltnben unb d6normalen unses
beuerlihen Srud Der Serrihaft elmer
i6rantenloien raffinierreiten Sel6its
Iuht. M6se alip Der almGhtige @utt
Die 9eihife Gurupa'S in quite, bell.
lame gabnfn lenfen. Gr, Der ailer.
b6hife, uniihtbare Hesent, Der iid iei.
ner @efh6pfe, obne baR Tie Is ielber
abnen, ais milise Werfseuse feiner
nnergriinnlihen 6atbihlii1e beSient!
"a. S9pei5, 7. ausuit '14.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
Nebrr bic aapamsr

fGat Der beutSde @eIebrte ErpfeTor
Sr. Rb. 8~odenbeimer, Der nah bent
ruiiii6 : japaniihen 8rieee ldngere
3eit in Sapan nit Sorj6nngen gus
bradte. fplgenoes berui6tenoe llrs
tbeil: .8er Sapan einmal fennen ses
lernt bat, Der pirb aaeroinas bielfah
ben Wimbus i6ipinbeu fehen, nit benz
man ben Sapaner i'm @eaerias az ben
ghine5en BEL uns msi6t. Sier iiebt
man. bab Der Sapaner einen Sanuss
topf trGgt. inbem er IN europa mo9s
Iifit ireunbiih. beiheiben unb atritds
6altenb auftritt, in ieinem Gamble aber
an Sodndiisteit unb llnneriGdmfbeit
Sremben seaeniiber ieinesslei6en
Ilift. Ser Siinfel, ben bic Sapaner
in ibrem 0nnbe Sebermann aeeeniiber
sur Sdnu trdeen, mnd,t Tic Dem ldnger
bier lebenben gnropGer reht nmIbms
patbiih. @ibt lid bod isber einfa6e
Sehrifer als aiinitler aus.
,Srosbem Die Sapaner piiien. bab
tie bic @ebrsabl aler mooernen grs
runsenihaften nnb aud auf pieleu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-01
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