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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-08
TWO VIEWS OF
 EUROPEAN WAR
THE ALLIES VIEW.
By Alfred w. Bryce

The fall of the leaf six months ago formed the drop curtain to the great series of conflicts known as the Battle of the Marne. The space of time in tervening is short in proportion to the importance of the issue of last Sep tenn, yet long enough to reveal the battle in something like its true impor- tance
 What the issue meant for the lands of Gaul it meant, also. more remotely. for the remainder of Europe and even for the world. With less than forty million French, Napoleon had nearly mastered the nations, Ninety million Teutons, organized and skilled in arms beyond all other peoples, once they had brushed away the French obstacle might well have succeeded when Ma poleon almost won.
 Yet the fate of the German people is settled. They cannot win the war in so far as to gain a peace acceptable to themselves. and will be driven to accept terms disastrous to their high station as a Power
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THE GERMAN VIEW.
By Huqo von kIeist

In spite of all "ofriciar announce ments from Petrograd Marshal Von Hindenburg's attack upon the right Russian wing has proven to be far more effective and important than could be gathered from the highly col ored reports of that part of the Amer jean press which for some reason or other is favoring the allies.
 The result of these operations was that more than 10000 prisoners of war, over 300 cannon 100 machine guns and vast amounts of war mater ials were taken by the Germans.
 The 10th Russian Army under the command of General Baron von SieV- CTS is destroyed. Only scant remains of this army took refuge behind the protecting forts of the Marcy line. The 2Oth Army Corps lost all of it's generals to the Germans.
 East Prussia now reioices being re- lieVed of the Russian yoke, and von Hindenburg has unquestionably be- come the most popular man through out the empire.
 Even in the press of the neutrals we find here and there a word of recogni- ton for the Marshal and for his bril- liant chief of the general staff von ILudendorff. The fact that a consider able number of the German troops, who won this decisive victory oyer the Rus sians. were young, newly trained men. speaks all the more for the spirit that lis prevailing the ranks and for the of their illustrious leader.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-08
City Official Paper
NOME, ALASKA, JUNE 8, 1915.

And now il is the peO e of Rumania
 clamoring to get themselves into trouble despite the efforts of the guiding powers to save them from the fearful costs entailed in going to war. A short time ago it was Greece and later Italy who had the fever. In the former nation the popular clamor for war was stilled only by the decided
 negative of the government while the latter has taken the fatal plunge for better or worse, usually the latter. But for the decisive refusal of the Greek king and his cabinet te concur in the ere the present day the Greeks would have been offering bloody sacrifices on the altar of this moloch of humanity instead of living, as at present, in the comfortable ways of peace and har- mony. To the smaller European states the present is doubtless looked upon as most propitious time for the evening up of old scores all regardless of the fact that the balancing of ac- counts may not be accomplished with out paying a fearful price and with the added certainty that this price must be paid regardless of whether the desired end is gained or not. In the case of Greece the primary impulse behind the popular inclination for war lies in the desire to vent a long cher ished hatred on the hereditary Turkish foe, hatred nutured by the Turks themselves through two centuries of encroachment and usurpation. The same applies to Bulgaria which nation also views the Ottomans as it's dearest foe. Inspired by their long continued hatred for the Turk it is no doubt diff hcult for the people of those nations to overcome the inclination to get even, especially at the present time when, beset by powerful enemies the object of their revengeful desires seems all ready totterng toward national disso- lution Of Rumania it may be said that in addition to the ancient hatred of the Turk there is in the minds of the people an ever present fear that the Austrians will ultimately visit upon themselves the fate of Bosnia and Herzegovina and a number of other small nations who were unable to offer defense against the usurpation of their powerful neighbor To Rumania the Austrian nation therefore repre- sents, greater than the Turk. q men ace to the national existence and one whose inclination toward smaller sur rounding states has been conclusively demonstrated in the gradual or forei-
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The United States of America are confronted at this time with business situation unique in its history. Fem tparary lull in certain industries, owing fly be followed by an intensive business Iactivity. The disarrangements of the financial situation and of imports and exports have, in a large measure, put on the brakes" on business. But this temporary lull appears full of promise of an era of unexampied prosperity for Jour country if our business men are alive to their opportunities and reach bout for the markets which have here Itofore enriched our foreign competi- tors. Our local situation is probably
 an index as to the situation else
 where. The Feiters Company are working day and night shifts to fill for eign orders; the Endicott Johnson Shoe Company are working their full force of about five thousand men to take care of foreign orders in addi- ton to local demand. The 6me is here land now when every American busi- tness man must be alive to the oppor- tunities in store for him; there is al-
 ways business, but it gravitates to
 him who gets after it. We have the
 facilities. workmen and ingenuity to
 manufacture what the world needs, the
 markets are open to us, and our slogan
 must be Prosperity through industry
 and conquest-n0f Of countries. but of
 ma rkets. s."-Ey.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-08

A lady, the mother of several chill dren called at the office of the Ketchi- kan Miner to file d complaint that her | boys and girls were not sent home by the police after the ringing of the cur few The Miner winds up a long ar ticle on the subject by saying: When
 ever boys and girls are found gadding
 about the streets st unseemly hours
 of the night. there is something radi-
 cally and crimnaliy wrong at the
 homes of such boys and girls The curfew may ring and policemen may do their duty, but there is no power and no law in the world that can take the place of home training and home discipline Parents cannot shift their responsibility to the city and parents who depend upon the curfew to pro-
 tect their boys and girls and drive
 them home, should not complain if
 they bring shame and disgrace home
 with them. Loose discipline in the
 home results in loose morals away from home. The curfew should be an admonition to parents rather than a
 warning to boys and girls. s."-Douglass
 Island News
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-08

Secretary Daniels does not satisfac-
 torily answer the criticism made against his administration of the navy in his letter to Harry A. Garfield It is probably true, as he says, that more
 ships are in commission than ever before, that the number of men in the service has been increased under his rule. that the vessels are properly previsioned and well supplied with ammunition. Also it may be true that
 in the past two years more has been done for the navy than was done in the last two years of the Taft administra- ton. The chief complaint against the Secretary is that he has not taken the larger view of naval matters, that he
 has not treated this branch of the country's military service as primarily fighting machine. What he has done l is to introduce some things which are known as Daniels fads and fancies, that he has weakened the morale of the Iyqmen has failed to inspire them as men whose business is to fight at q mo- ments notice should be inspired, In this way the navy has been softened and is generally considered less fit
 than before MT Daniels came into of | flee Brooklyn Standard Union
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-08

ble absorption of all lesser national units touching upon it's borders. The ever present fear that they may be compelled to share the fate of other small nations added to the several at tempts of the Austrians to encroach upon the national liberties of the Ru- manian people has resulted in the growth of spirit of intense hostility toward their mighty neighbor even as the animating cause of the hatred of Greece and Bulgaria toward Turkey is born of natural fear of a more powerful nation with aggressive inclinations. With such impulses as hatred and a dominant in the hearts and minds of the people it requires but breath to fan the smouldering spark of national resentment into a fervid flame of hos tility which reckons not of costs so that 1t may find relief in striking fierce and hard. When this powerful impulse 10 get even slezeS upon nation II is clear that it is only by the most
 wise and careful leadership that the controlling government can avert the cumulative disasters of war. Even then there is no surety that the hostile linclinations of the people may not prove too powerful for restraint with the result that the debt of national hatred Is still further increased and the profit. aside for the qualification
 that may be gained from smiting the
 foe. is little or nothing that may be
 called an adequate compensation for
 the trials and sufferings to which the nation has been subjected by the rash inclinations of its people.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-08

Entered as second class matter Feb. 26 s07 at the Postoffice at Nome, Alaska. Gnder the Act nt Congress of March ls7s
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!. FIRE ALARM SIGNALS

. Engine House, Phone Main 97 .. 2 whistles. water. .. .. 8, fire cut
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-08

NUGGET MINING AND DREDGING
 MAGAZINE,
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WEATHER REPORT.

Temperature-MaX IS, Min 30 Barometer-30.14 inches. Weather-Clear.
 Wind-S. W 3 miles per hour Precipitation-No
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PUMP
 100 YRS. OLD

MASSILLON, O.-After more than bone hundred years continuous service fthe town pump on the square in Nay
 arre, a village five miles south of here,
 has been removed to make way for an ornamental iron drinking fountain. Patrons of the old well have raised a |storm of protest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-08
Nome Alaska Jnna e 1

Nome, Alaska, June 6, 1915 Temperature-MaX 5S, Min. 36. Barometer-30.0 inches. Weather-Clear. Wind-West. miles per hour. Precipitation-Non
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

rita Die 1auben3udlt nit HiidiId)t nuf
ibren 8erth fiir Die prnftiide 2eben i'm
8roben ~ betreiben. Sn Der Race
Der Stabt Sos Ingeles i'm SiIoen
Gnlifornien'S puroe cine ciaenc Can't
berfdrm ms 2c6en 8erufen. Die
SteQe bes 5aubenidlaees nimmt bier
Elm iDrnnlifer Ndlait Der Suuben elm.
in bem Sauierbc oie'er @o9el Gin nit
alien 8equcntlifteiteu perlebcic5,
retnlides Seim ibr eisen nennen TOM
nen. Sn ~regelmaBiaen Seitabitdnben
finbet Die Siitrerrng bieier Sbiere iIntt.
mn ein impoianier Nnblid iit e5, ipenu
ants ben geoffneten S%lngl0dern immer
nelle SfpGrme bon 9ullben berbeis
idluirren, um i6}lleBliG Elm idJier I'M
iiberiebbares Gtid Der Sarm al be-
oefen. Wenn man bcOcrit. Dag cine
E~nhbenmuIter NIT eingnl 3Gtl8en iG6re
i'd SeQen 100000 Widentcrner gu
pertiIgeu usrIneV, 10 tnnH man eo per-
itebelL ru6 '5nr Qtn'lsn>Nthitterun9
Der 3uGTpogel tGgIid, gangs Gnaunz
gen bon ~SuticrIGGcn ber5eiSaihieppt
tuerben mitiisn. Gin GROCER Stsil Der
Sallben ipirb uef b~oilenoeter NGitung
uuf Den MART aebraht uno Gls 8ee
fliiecl pertauff. banebeu miro nuf Der
Surm dber aud ser 2iidtll.l9 BON
9rieitaiben. sic iid i'm &riege Gis iebr
niislid, eripeiien fonleu, beIonbere
Nufuertinr1tcit geIfenft. Sci Dieieu
Sbiere,t II bsreits bie Nabcung 10 3lts
ianmengeieBt, ba6 lie meuiger Den
Settaeipebcu 6ud!i:e fpntnTg. rI5 Den
Nusteln. oeren Gu$Sauer im Sluge
eeitdrtt ipsroeu ipu Scrrer iueroeu
nit DEN fir Den 8riefbienIt beitinum@
ten 5aiben &ag fin Gag Siuss
iibungen pe~raritaitet. his. baS Crteus
tieriln9s sYerrIogsn Der &biers itdrfeu
ioQen. Bic Srisftaubs, Sersn Gre
5iebung" polenbet TT. osrinGg NIT
elmer Beihtpinbisteit. Die OFT Die ms
ierer SfueIsiise iibertrifir. eroBe
Strcden in onoauernbem Sluse 3uriif>
3ule9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

Bunfte. Sic &leibuue ioa bem Ans
ltano uno Der siiten Cite entipre6en.
8eit ausgeihnittenc ober 81 turse
&letoer. leidte ourhiihtiec Stoffe pers
IfoBen nur gu oft geeen DEN Gnitonb
urb brtneen bic SrGserin III 8efahr.
ia, a6er boS 1T bod Nooe, alter
8rummbdrl" fpirb manhe biibI6s
Geierin ii6 benfen. Satpobl. Die
Robe! Die 5prannin Wobel lle6ers
9aupt iunge Qeierin, .pes6alb befoleit
Du Die Robe? God offenbar nm
ofein" az iein. @laubt Ou Ocnu
ipirfli4, bag ss .fein" lit INNER Die
iieueite Wobe gu befoleen? Riftis
elegant uub fem, lit feline aufidatge
aleibmas, benn bic perrath 3m iebr ben
eiteIen Sinn Der 9rdserin. ia, aber
ih bin bod jung, ih mil niht mie
cine alte ssunsfer si~ubsrlaufenl" 9as
bruuhit Du audi niht. 9ebenfe nur,
baB fpenn gu lid elm fpeuig altliher
tletoeit als 9u ptrili1 bit, biss serupe
Define Susenb IN siinittgem 2ifte bers
porbabt, tleibeit gu Did aber finger
als On biit. 10 itebt Define au5u
ilaenbli1 ausiebenbe &lcibune i'm
Goptraife NIT 0einem alter unb nift
su Seinen 8unffeu.
Sm uebrigen meine i'd audi, bnB
cine junse 9ame, Die duf Hcinbeit
unb unberiibrtbeit ettpaS b6lt, in
bieicm Buntte Der Wooe iebr poriibtis
ge9eniiber itebt.
8leibet Gua einfadD, seimno nnb
anftanbig.-S Sntel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
n babarbers Yie.

grhcns: Srei 5aiien nit einem
bolben 5beeloiisl 5uiammenseliebtes
Iehl. cine sroBe Hriie SaI6. cine
Saiie Mabm. cine babe Saic Butter.
Tohpem Iebl. Sulper unb Gals pers
miiht limb. pirb Der 8abm pa6l 9ee
mcnot. Damn mIsgerolt, nit Butter
beitrifeu. Suiamnen9eiflagcn, pieber
ous9croQt uno nit Butter beitrid,en,
bis oieielbc aue perbraudlt iit.
3meiteus: Srei Snlien Wtcbl
miro nit einem bnlben Sbeelpffel Bad
pulpcr %suinmmen sciiebt. Sa5n
fommt elm talbes Yilnb Nierenictt.
cntbdutet unb gang fein 9cbudt. Wit
elmer SuIe Waiier miro bicic Ma'lc 81
cincm alatteu Seis perarbeitet.
Srittens: Nnn belegt Yies
SeQer nit Dem biinn n~ilsgcrollten
Sci9c unp aibt geitdltcn in Stiide ges
ifnittenen mn absebriibten 8babarber
paraui. iGreut Suder (piel Sider) cts
mas @iebl unp 3inmt mad, 8eifmnd
baraui unb badt Den Eic' nit obcrer
Seieplatte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Cine aneritaniihe Sanbeniarm.

@eltbiirser i'm weitciten Gimme bes
@prtes bat man Die Sauheu Senunnt.
Sn Der 5bat limb bieie SSsel. bon
Senen es mehr aIs 400 Irteu glot,
ii6er ale grptbeile psrbreitet. Shrc
Sanitmutb bat lie ieit ieber ~ Sucbts
srpeden beiouoers sseianet semad>t,
uno 100 lie nidt nib leben. pie etlpa
in Den llrlpdlbern Nmerita's /. baben lie
iih scrue in bic reselmdBise. purd,
feline RabrunsSiorsen 9eitprte 9ebenSs
lpeiie bineineeiunben, Die linen mt
ben, Saubeuitlag aiiaebrdn9t purNe
Hcuereines bemiibt man ii6 IN Imes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
3mebeutia.

Die Summer 3 zines Regiments
beiebls gum @eburtsieit oes 9anoes-
BERN lautete:
Moraen 6 llbr @ormitta9s meloer
iif Gin llntcroifiSier ullb Sebn Mann
aui Dem aoiernenboi beim aaiernen.
mGrter Struppih our 9riinollfen
Heinignng beslelben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Gin idjuner @ranh.

@enn in ser Sretasne in Srnntret6
Die @tutter zines 9an5 fleincn ainbeS
itirbt, 10 betraften bon Der Stunbe at
ole unperen Wliitter Der 8emeinbe bd3
Sinh ais ibr eiaenes. Ser Yfarrsr
pGblt aus ibueu cine Ritter aus. auf
ipclde er Elm beiouoeres @ertrauen
Test. mn biele ldapt bies aIs eins
grpBe gbrc; tic iiberninrmt init Sreuoe
uuo Stcl3 Den heilisen Sienit, fiir bos
Ginb 81 icrgcn. ais OF eS 0ptt bs
gum @cldenf gemaht battle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

Saule. bis gonlumenten, eS all Sauz
berfeit unb Sorefalt manseln lafen.
Der 8nrnsr unb Die Iilhbdnbler
mosen fth bic reblifite Wiibe sebsn.
refine llub geiunbe Nild 81 ~lieiern, es
lpiro alles pereebens iein, tpenn nihi
Die &ausfraien I'M eigenen SntereIIe
unb i'm SntereiIe Der IGscmeinbeit nit
ibnen 5uianmenpirfen.- 80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

II itniere Seier Werben lid or.
y inneru, baR mir in unierer aus.
Y gabe bonn "a. Snni bic 2ebensz
Il beifreibnng Der ltrgrpbeltern
\ Vortuerf bradten int Smiam=
II menbang nit benz ont 10. Jnnt
Is erfulgten 9obe bes Serrn Wprs
4 werf. Q,ans se,uik sdblen aud
X unbere 1amiIiet unferer Seier
Il an ibrsu a~nseb5risen ioIde title
V Seiben, bic tbr 2eben i'm 3ienite
y Bpttes, Setner Stride unb bes
y @aterInnbes, in ~aIeroinss fdli&.
Il ter, aber nm 70 ,uirtunsspulier
II @eiie 5usebradt haben. Wir
Il nerbeu 81 uns sMr Gbre AT
Il redneu bsren 8irfiamfsit Aner=
u fennuns 81 5pllen, tnbem iutr
4 ibren G~ebenslauf 1T erteniu in
X mnieren SlGtteru perOffsntlidjen.
4 Suidriften inn 3u riften on
4 ben ,JanilierfreiS : Neoastcur",
= catholic 9rintins 6u., Sns
\ buque, SoWn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
SaS Gleno Der oeutidyen SraueH /
9uubpu.


SaS Glenb Der Seutiden Srauen in
9unbou.
Gin eiuSrltdspolles Vilb oe5 9ro>
zen @lenb5, 0ds Der erncute Snter>
nierimgss 8eihmB Der bon Ha6aier
unp obnmdhtiaem SaB9efibl be-
~ieelten eugliiden Re9ierlng itber
Die Srulien Der interuierten Wdnucr
9ebraht bat, gibt cine Ntiturbeiterir
Der Zines: .0ie bcutiheu Srauen
in Sonhon", 10 ltet man ba, .frnaeu
iih Idollbernb, no eigeutlih Die
SauIenbe bon S%uieruierteu Elas iins
Den lollen, nad)bem es ifon i6lper
9enlig gclporben lit. Die frilber Selts
genommeneu bnlbipegs menld,lid
unter5ubrin9cn. Bic Acknowledgement
Srallcn iiub fuIt alle nah Der Seis
nlatb abseihobcn porpeu ober, init
grlnubniB bes @iniireriums bca
Snnern, Die ilbri9ens nllr inter
groBen SdIpicriNteiten 81 ~erlangcr
mar, noh ben Hereinafter Staatcr
ab9ereiit. %iclc BADEN dber enb9iiltip
AMI Die 6eilnfebr per5idtet, unO 5ipal
limb cs pprnehmlih Srauen, bic III
llufrieben uon Saus 9eIhieben inn
unb IN 2onbun bereits lett lunger
Snbreu cine nele 9einlatb 9eiuubcr
battcn. Nls Der arieg mlSbrad,
lpnren in ocr eu9liid,eu 6anptitabI
iablreihc beutihe Sraucu ais Sud,s
balterinneu. Observation-Disclosures
tauimduniid,c Teiienbe NIB Cubic.
renoc tbdtig. Die ieooh nit weni9er
Nllsnnbmen beim9efebrt iino. SiC
Srauer. Die iih Sllr 3eit nod i'll Son-
oon ~aufbalten, iino in Der. SuuptiatC
engliid)e pecr beutihe Uuttinner
oeutiter IGnner, Die in euslanf
interuiert nurbeuL ODER nber dlterl
beutid)e Srauen Die bereitS 10 lan8C
III en9liidcn Serbdltnincn 9elebt ba'
ben buB lie iebe Siiblung nit ibrcm
%nterlano perloreu buben. SIRE
Spmpatbicn sebpreu ibrer heutlher
Seimatb, nenn lie ulId Gait senul
beiiben, in @eicaifait bon Gnaldn.
bern iebe Iuipieluns nif Den &rief
an pernteibcu. Nrbeit gu crbaltcn, II
beutc fir oertide Sruten III @nglanf
9onS ummDglih. Cine merfpiiroigt
Mllsnabme biloen babel Die beutiher
&Dfinnen. beren Seben lett arieaSs
nusbrud) manniginhen &chielillcr
ausseiest gepeien liz. Su cinem Del
sroBten WietbSbiiros bon Soubon bief
es. bnB beutide SienimnGoden TAI
ilberal cntlaiien morbeu ieien mi
baB oeutide aotinncn in engliiher
Samilien 9e9enipdrti9 cine Selten.
belt bilbeten. Ga9egen ertldrte mal
in einem Der beutid)en Arbeitsnnd,:
lpeiie fiir speiblid,es Terionnl, Oh:
gIeid, bas beltihc Yeripnnl beim Sc.
aim bes arieees entlanen noroer
mar. leien neuerbings, an9eiihts bei
Shpieristeit. i~lberbuupt 0ienitmdb.
d,en 5u befommen, oertihe a0fin'
nen bon ben engliiden Snusirauer
in sablreifen 8dlen pieoer ein9c
itellt porben. Sieie Sienitmapder
iino. ioiern ma lie iniol9e Der Jung.
iten NegieruuasmnBregel niht ipiebel
~entloiien bat. pieleidt CUR Seit oil
cinSigen beuiihcn Sraueu, Die nod il
eincm cualiiden Sienitpcrbdltnii
itebcn. Seit Dem a~rie9alsbruh ba.
Die Nptb inter ben beutifen HraIcl
! unb inter Den all Seutidlcn perhcira;
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GtuaS iber 3leibnna.

Meulid bat sc. gminen5. garbinal
Nmette bon Yaris III allen airfen
ieiner SiD3eie Sefanntmatun9cn nns
ihlasen lailen, DAB iortau Samen, Die
lid in VzSorm aus8eihnittencn &lcis
bern benz Siihe bes Serrn ndbern
piiroen. bon Der bl. Communion nlss
geihloiien ieien. Iuf Der bofip' ire
8apptti. grabiifoi bon @enua hat
dbnliGe 0ori6riften erlailen.
mas benfen Die a~meritaniifen
iun9en 9amen ba5uS Sfreiber Nies
lee hat pie[ in Yaris unb in auberen
europdiihen @roBitabteu perfebrt unb
ME lit linn Die llnanitdnoisfeit Der
alsiouus bel iunscn Samen 10 lebr
aiIfaeiallen penn bier. Sh babe iagen
b6ren bic @n,eritaner osriallen leiht IN
nic grtreme. 8aB ettpas 8ihtiaes
baran lit Seiat iih Wieoei in oieiem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
&phen Der Gier phme Tcncr.

Su6t Sbr idcn einn,al 9ebort. baS
man allt eier obue Seiler fodcn fann3
Sies lit elm bilbifes. einfades &units
rid. oas nllr 8eniqe fennen. Ran
maht in einem roben Gi an beiosn
@nben feline Seffnnngen, bamit etipnS
@iruciB berausfliebeu lam. Sann
miro botgrabiger 8ranntwein better
Sprte in oaS Gi seiiiat. Nun bdlt
mar Sie Sefinuns bes gis 3u, nnS
idilttelt bas 81 einise Itinuten frditig
hin unp Der. Nah brei biS bier
Minuten bort bas Holen I'M 81 beint
SGiitteln aui benn pas Snnere lit feit
9euorben unb lam nun peripeilt mere
Den. Natiirlih lit bas in bieier Weiie
ygeto6te" 81 falt. oo es gar nidt ses
tott, ionocrn MIR unter DEM @influS
oes Sramtipcins pouitdueis geronnea
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