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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13

Salina early in the winter and made
his proposition This proposition was
different from others in that no stock
was sold He asked aid bonds from
the towns and townships and aid sub
scriptions for the people. Salina was
asked to take up 100000 worth of
bonds, Upton $4,000, the townships
from $4,000 to $4,000 apiece The
contract specified that the road should
not be bonded to exceed $17-5O0 a
mile None of the money on subscrip-
lions will be paid until the line is run
ming from Salina to Lincoln, when
half will be collected and half the
bonds delivered. The balance will be
collected when the road is running
of commerce at SaIina endorsed the
proposition, as did all towns and town
ships. and all aid bond elections were
set for January 4 The elections all
carried. most of them unanimously.
The bond subscriptions naturally came
slower, and there is money yet to be
raised.
E A Tennis is making all arrange
ments- Some right of way has been
secured by donations or contract and
the appraisers have been condemning
the balance. The surveys and perma-
nent lines have been run, agreements
made with all roads to cross their
tracks and for entrance to the Salina
union station. which is nearly COM
pleted. Ben Brown has been awarded
the bridge contracts, the steel for
Wnlcn mas already Doen purchased
An Arkansas lumber firm has the con-
tract for all the ties and although Mr..
Tennis's contract with the chamber of
commerce calls for but $500 ties per
mile, the same used in standard
roads, he will place 2.SS0 to the mile,
according to reports from Salina.
So the situation stands now. Argo is
ready to lay track. but must wait for
the appraisers board to file its GER
tificates for the first county before he
f-.aT hac cir Tn n a he los a
pected at any time and the steel is
due in May. Depot sites have been
secured.
Officers of Road.
The officers of the Salina Northern
are F. c. York, Salina, president; H.
dent; F. l. Brown Yorktown, secre-
tary; Thomas Corpstein, Upton, treas
urer; Thomas Brann, Jr, Lincoln,
chairman board of directors.
The Keystone Construction COM
pany. which will build the road. has
these officers: E. A Tennis, presi-
dent; G. A Spencer, Salina, vice pres
ident; E D. Stack. Salina, secretary;
S. H Rankin, Salt Lake, treasurer;
John j. Argo, Denver, chief engineer.
The road will run from Salina to
Lincoln, thence to Osborne. 1t strikes
through Upton and Yorktown, where
there are no lines at present. The
people in these towns have tried for
years to get a railroad Both COM
munities have many wealthy people
The road will operate through one of
the greatest wheat, cattle and dairy
sections of the state People of Os-
borne long wanted a better outlet than
the Central Branch.
Had No Brass Band.
The Salina Northern has been in
augurated without the usual brass
band accompaniment and although
Tennis has not yet started to build it
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DIR. Edwards
Olive Tablets.

The secret of keeping young is to
feel young-to do this you must watch
YOUR liver and bowels-there's no need
of having a SalioW comprehensive
rings under your eyes-pimples-ab bill
ious look in your face-duu eyes with
no sparkle.
Your doctor will tell you ninety per
cent of all sickness comes from mac
tive bowels and liver
DIR Edwards, a well known physi-
clan in Ohio, perfected a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil to act
on the liver and bowels, which he gave
to his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomeI, are gentle in
their action, yet always effective.
They bring about that exuberance of
spirit. that natural buoyancy which
should be enjoyed by everyone, by
toning up the liver and clearing the
system of impurities
You will know DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color. 1Oc and
Csc per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Column
bus, Ohio.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13
TO DARKEN
HAIR APPLY
SAGE TEA
A few applications of Sage Tea and
Sulphur bring back its vigor,
color, gloss and thickness

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol
added. will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxur-
liant, remove every bit of dandruff,
stop scalp itching and falling hair.
Just a few applications will prove
revelation if your hair is fading, gray
or dry. scraggly and thin Mixing the
Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home.
though. is troublesome An easier
way is to get the ready-to-use tonic,
costing about so cents large bottle
at drug stores. known as sWyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" thus
avoiding lot of muSS.
While wispy. gray, faded hair is not
sinful. we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness BY darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, no one can
tell, because it does so naturally. so
evenly You just dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time; by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared and, after an
other application or two. your hair be-
comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft
and luxunlant-Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13

Lawn steel posts at Forbes'.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13
He Is Breathing Easier.

Three weeks ago Ralph Montgom-
cry. superintendent of time service for
the Santa Fee, lost the crank to his
automobile He inserted a small ad-
vertisement in the paper. Some of
the other officials of the Santa Fe saw
the lad" and fixed up a scheme to
have some fun with Montgomery. For
the next two weeks, a variety of
cranks from all parts of the railway
system came into his office. Hardly
a day passed but some wag at Wich-
tia, Los Angeles, Chicago or Amarillo.
tipped off by Topekans. did not send
in some token of his regard. Exactly
81 articles, given the name of cranks
by the senders, were received by
Montgomery But for the last week
the excitement has died away
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13

not been raised yet-he- is going far
along with the work that there is lit
tie doubt of the contract being full
filled.
A week ago the public utilities COM
mission granted the road the right to
issue s1.5OO.0OO in stock and the same
amount in bonds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13
Dope Famine Checks Crime.

Philadelphia. April 13.-Police au-
thorities of this city believe that the
curtailment of the drug supply
brought about by the Harrison anti
narcotic law. will be a powerful fac
tor in graduating the wave of crime
which has reigned here during the
last year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13
Community Center a Success.

Osseo. Wis. April 13.-The com
munity center theory idealized by pro-
gressive educators. has passed the ex-
perimental state in Osseo- This city
is to have municipal opera house, an
art gallery, a moving picture theater.
a public library and a gymnasium, ac-
cording to plans just launched by citi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13
Farmers to PanhandIe.

The Fort Worth & Denver railroad
had adopted policy for the formula
ton of plans to show farmers the ad-
vantages of the Panhandle country of
Texas similar campaign has been
enacted by the Santa Fe and the Ar
kansas valley country of Colorado
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13
Notice

Shawnee encampment No g. l. o.
o. F., all Patriarchs are requested to
meet at our hall at 1880 D. m. Wednes-
day to attend the funeral of Patriarch
T. P. J. Kelley.
w H SEMPLE G. p
F. s COLE, Scribe.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13
Penn. Educators Meet.

Philadelphia. April 13--Prominent
educators from all parts of the coun-
try are here today to attend School
mans Week" at the University of
Pennsylvania The sessions will con-
tinue through to April IL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-13
ADVERTISEMENT

You'll like the effect of Devore Floor
Wax c. NJ. Hill & Son. s26 Kan ave
ADV
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-03
HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8 1915

res, Margaret Beiser, Frapcex Hfmph-
refs, Carol and Jean Gartenberg, Irma
fArletcn, Gretchen Bierbach. Elizabeth
Frazier, Adelaide Ewing and Lydia
Bodrero...
= = -
"A Volcano Party.
During the past week a jolly crowd
of young folks were entertained at a
volcano party by Miss S. L. Merrill,
who Is stopping at the Pleasanton ho-
tel. Miss Elizabeth Landon, who is
staying with Miss Merrill. was the
guest of honor during the week. which
was spent at the volcano and touring
the island of Hawaii The party in
cluded Miss s. L. Merrill, Miss Eliza
beth Landon, Miss Betty Case. Messrs.
Jack Horner and Bert Clark and Lieut..
William Rose.
- - -
Monologist to Give Recital.
Miss Charlotte Powers. the clever
monologist, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Cameron, for
several months, and who, during her
stay in the islands, has given a num-
Der of clever monologues at several
private recitals, is to give recital
in the near future. Those who have
heard Miss Powers have been so de-
lighted with her work that they have
persuaded her to give the coming re-
icitaI.
Well Known Author I'd Visit Honolulu.
Every young man and boy who has
read with thrills the 'Deerfoot" series
and other works Of Edward s. Ellis
will be delighted TO know that the au-
thor of the stories is coming to Homo
lulu. Mr.. Ellis is at present in Los
Angeles, but he viii leave for Homo
lulu on the 9th OF February and will
come here to make an extended visit
with his son and daughter-in-law,
Lieut-col. and Mrs. Wilmot E. Ellis
- - -
Dinner at HaIeiwa.
Prior to the moonlight dance at
Haleiwa Saturday evening, Lieut. Phi
loon was host at an informal dinner
at Haleiwa Hotel for Miss s. L. Mer-
rili, Miss Elizabeth Landon, Miss Bet
ty Case and Lieut., Kelley.
- -
Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop was hostess
ct series of informal luncheons last
week.
Mrs. Howard's Program Announced.
A program OF unusual merit has
been chosen by Mrs. Elsa Cross How
ard, pianist, for her farewell recital
to be given on the, roof garden of the
Young hotel next Tuesday evening.
1t is announced as follows:
To the Sea From q Wandering Ice
berg ... ). MacDowell
"a. d. 1920; from an Indian lodge.
Hexentanz,
Andante Capriciose. ........ David
B flat minor Sonata Chopin
Interval
Chant du Voyagepr Paderewskf
tMinuet, Nocturne, Caprice-Valse.1
Chanson Meditation ........ Cottenet
Avenstern, RhapsQdie Hungroise No.
$500. $500. Llszl
Owing to an error In print, many
people are under the impression that
the recital is to be purely invitational.
This Is incorrect. The seats will go
on sale tomorrow Thursday morn
ing at the Promotion Committee
rooms. Prices: Reserved section,
$50; unreserved, $1.00.
----r-.s--s.------------'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-03
Miss catherlne senner's Parry.

About 20 little girls enjoyed the
hospitality Of Miss Catherine Benner
on Saturday afternoon when the dain-
" hostess entertained in honor OF her
18th birthday There were many in
teresting contests in the games that
the youngsters played and attractive
prizes were carried off by successful
contestants. Among those who were
present were the Misses Catherine and
Grace De Freest. Theone and Adele
Lindeman. Eleanor Lyser. Alberta
Mooney, Louise Drew. Margaret Say
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

itdnoiaen &dnbcrn itanmcn, Die met
ten Mualpbabctcn i"tellteu. Nclc
lluteriudungcL pcrcu GracbniB Jest
in Der .9iprth american 6euicp" Der
Diicntlift morbcu iinb, 3eigen aber,
baB Die cingcboreucn @mcritnncr inter
Sen Nnulphubeten in Der Wcbrheit IIno.
Bic lluteriudungcn legcn oaa Sabr
1910 3~ugrunsc, in Dem es III Den %cr.
Stautcn inter beu Nnnlphnbcten, Die
mebr nls 5ebu Sabre alt lparclL p
227,731 NcGcr a~mcrifanti6cr Ser
tunit aob. Sic 3nbl Der meiBen
Mnalpbnbctcn betrug ,3,1S4,633 Der
loren. Bon bicicn pnren 1,534,272
nmcrifnniidcr @eburt, lpdbreno lid,
inter Den Ginqcpanocrtcn 1~.65O,361
Nnulphobcten %beinnben, nlIo mn ctluu
100000 mebr. Seadtenslpertb III
and Der llmitunb. bnB Die Nnulpbas
betcn inter Der Hndtommenld]aft Der
Gingcrpnnbcrtcn idnelcr ais III Der
3lpeitcn Generation Der cingcborenen
Amcritnncr ubnebmen. - "aolnlldc
3olfs3cltun9."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

grabbing Der 2eidIc an. Gas Sunn>
oeriht in 8rcslau bat am %. Scbruur
1914 Die Slagc %ab9clpielen, uno }luar
in critcr Clinic hcshuIb, neil Der &loe
germ Die Nftiple9itimntlpn, Die nc 3llr
Grbeblm9 DER 6Drberung bercftl9te,
febIc. Eielmcbr f0nlcn MIR Die Nlns
terbIiebcncu i'll ibrer 0ciummtbett,
udinlit bic alGgcrin unb bcrcu SdImcs
tier, rral y, dis 8ercdItlgte III Srn9c,
melh lebterc Die 8encbntlglln9 3ilr
nbermuligen NuS9rabllna Der Sclhe
nid1t erthcilt babe. Spbnnn ltcgc elm
%bcionDers piftiBcr Orllno 3llr 'Nltss
0rnburl9 Der Scid'c nidlt Dor, 3llntnl bel
Gem ~mnuagcieBt ihpontcnoen Der
baltcu Der aldgcrin Die bcrcits Tlln1
Nal nit Der &cite ibrcr Mlttter ilber
ben Ntlantiid)cn C8cnn Gcfnbrcn lei,
Su crnarten itcbc, haB bicic nad1 eint>
ger 3eii nit Der Setdlc mleper nod
9eutihlanb 3urildfcbrcn luerNe, unh 10
Die Weritprbcns uie CUR Hllhe III relt@
9ioicm Sinuc fonnlc. Sda Sbcr@
]lunbcs9erift 8rcsInu bugegcu bat ais
Vcruiuugsinitou5 III Icincm llrtbctl
pom 10. Suli 1914 Den &ln9enniprud'
uncrfamlt unb Die bctlugtC SNia9o9ens
@eIneinoc pcrurthciIt, III Die In5grn>
bune Der Seife ein8u0piaigcn, inocm es
bic ald9crin ais Scltamentss &outrcs
dcril unb NQelncrbin 6llr Stellung
Der 6ur0cruile unb Alagccrbeblng 1lr
bercdti0t aniuh mn por alien Singen
aud, Den Gilupane Der aldgerlu herild7
Iidtietc, rag lie allciu bic aun5cn
Sranaporis unb nnocren Soften 9ee
trueen mn aleiu Den &ertra8 nit Der
4irdhof @emeinbc Qeihloncn babe.
9nber itehe ibr uld elm N~erru8un8s@
red)t ilber nic &eidc 3u. Iilerotnge
lieee Elm S~lpiugellocr 0rllp, DIE Setdlc
ruicber urs3ugruben, nidlt Dor, aud
miiiic ~Sugegebcu merbcn huB has 6nl@
lunD 0crfobrcn Der ald9criu nit Der
Neid'e ibrcr MATTER Dem ijttIidlcn Gnr
p"fiuDcu mioeriprcdlc, ieood, mllnc pdo
mmmchriae &crlGu9cn Der aldGerll
ucrd0c ais littlid) hot'tebeno ~be6cidlnet
mcrbcn, uenu tic icBt filr immcr nad)
Nmerita ilberiicnclnb, Den 8unit
babe, BORT bG3 @rnb ibrcr Wltter
pilc0cn Al tDuncu. 3lt0em ntilNc audi
berild'idtist uerOcn, oaB Die 9cfIugte
ouourd,. oeB tic cine 10 hpbe SciuhIung
iorocrtc, Der &ldgcrin Den eritcn Nnldb
segebcu hate. nit Der Scttc iplcocr
mad Nmcritn 5urild5uinbrcn. @cgcn
eieIc3 lIrtbcil bate Die ucrlrtbctltc
Sunnaugcuz OcWcinbc GcpiIiOn cln9c@
le1t, in Der 5unod)lt bcitritlcn purpc,
has Die &idBcrin ALIEN bercdtiat lei
iibcr Die 2eid,e 81 periilgeu; piclnlebr
milBleu lire prinntcu Wiln'de u0li9
Surildtrctcn mo ihrc @clteubmndung
aehubtcr llutoitcu, uui Ole lie ihr Der
iiI0un9arcdt ilber Ole Seihc itilbt. lnls
bcudltct blci6eu. Ser alilcriu lei c3
iebr luohl Su5utruucn raj lie idlicB
lid npd,mala nit Der Seidc BON Nmes
rita 3uriidicbrc. lrns cine $ictotloiig
feit se9eu Die geritorberc paiitcllcn
plirbe, Der fem g%idbrbobcn aeihaifen
nerSen biirfe. Sic aiaserin babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
Cine i%pnberbare S~csrdbnif s@eihid,te

Im 5. Suni 1918 peritarb III Intee
rita eine Srar Ctr, Die in Den leBtcn
Scbren hires &eben5 bel ibrer ucrbels
rntbeten Spf)ter. elmer Srau Hcinss
hagen. gelcbt bate, lpcshnlb nc Dtclc
in Dem SeItamert fult 9un3 nit DEM
grbeut bebadt mn ale Seltamcntse
Gonitrcderin ciugcicet bate. Sbre
slpeite Spdter, Die 9lcidfaQs i'll Nntcs
rita lebenoe Srall Ycrlmann, bate nur
einen geringcn Sbeil bce @rbes crz
balten. 50 nun Die %critorbcnc 81
ihren 2ehseiten miinolid) lhIb 1drifte
ltel pieDerbplt ben &unIh gcdltBert
bette. bort beerbi9t 3u Dcrocn, 100 ihrc
Gltern beeraben lieaen. 10 iubr 6rnll
q. nit Der Scidc ibrcr Yiutter nuh
GresIau, UNI bieic bier dui Dem Srie0z
bpi Der Snnagogcns @cmcinbe 81 be-
erbiaen. ga lie abcr NIT Dem alrd)>
bcis Snipeftpr g. ilbcr Den Trcts ocs
Grbbegrdbnties - hicies Ioatc 1000
Mlarf foi1en - nidt cini9 wuroe, ilbr
tic mad Imcrita 3urild uno llcB aud
Sen Sare nit Der 2eid)e ibrer Miltter
nieoer 3uriidtranaportieren Nber
aGn3lif bate tic oic &crhanblungen
nit Der Snnago9en @emeinhc nod
nift absebrod)en uro mar Id)ltcBlid)
audi nit DEM geiorberteu adutpreis
pcn 1000 Wort cinperiIanhen. 9es>
balb fubr lie, in Imertta nngefonmen,
o6le baB lie Die Seidlc uusbcoten lteB.
iofort nad 3eutiflano. uno 3lpur nadl
Sreslau. suriid mn perhnnbeltc bier
meter nit Der Spnago8eu@@emctnec.
.9ie Gerbanolungen 5erIhlugcn ltt lez
bod dbermals unb 10 fuhr nc NIT
Ser 2eife ibrer Wtutter sum 5~lucitcn
1eale nad @merifa 3urild, no ltc nlll,s
.ne6r Den Sarg bctleben licB. Nnh
eana furscr 3eit jcooh pIagte tic Der
8ebaufe, benz. Willcn Der &%cr'torbercn
nidlt aered)t geiporoen 81 letn. ote III
Der Nabe ibrcr Gltern beerOigt letlt
tpolte. Sic lieB beShnlb Die Seid)c
aussrabeu unb fiibr nit pieler sum
fiinften Iale iiber ben atlanttihen
Eaedn. Sn greslau nngctcmnIen,
ertporb iie nun ali Dem Srie0hor Der
bortinen Snnaeo9en 8cmclloc Gin
GrtbeerdbniB unb lies bier am IA.
Eeptcmber 1918 ibrc Dtuttcr cnDs
qiiltig beerpigen. Scpodj nad tnlum
spei Wpnaten id,on muroc ne anbercn
Simes: Sic beid)loB ndntlidl, nit
i6rem ghemonn iilr immcr nod Vine
vita iiber3uiieoeln uuo hattie Den
Q8unid, bort briiben ibrc SHUTTER bel
iidh All bdben. B. H., ocren 8rdb prle9en
Al tonnen. Sesbulb trot ne mi
Nopembcr 1913 an Die Spna9o9el@
Gemeinoc bcrnn nit Dem Nhllie9cn, 81
e%rlaubcn, Die 2cid,e luicoer d%ls9rnbel
unb nad Nncrita mitncbmcn jI
6urien. Sic Spnngogcna@ cmeinOc en-
tbeilte icbod Die @rlnubniB nldt, uno
% itrenatc penn 6rnu r.. dc ilbrigcns
lie poli3eilid,c @enchmi8ung 9letd)fallS
aafseiudt unD erbalten bate, 9csen
Sie iiibiide Snnasosens @enetnoe IN
nresiau alase auf DuIcuns Der aass
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
Sine quite Sausialbe.

@clpohnlihc 8unbcn iinb in lid
iclblt nidlt aeidbrlidD, nber 8erunreiz
nigung unh %perminpcrtc 2cbcnstrait
fonncn bieielben gcidbrlih MAIDEN.
0tnn uernnflGiiigc cine @er~tuunbung
nidt, neil tic unbeoeuteub lit. Gin
gtobcliti6 obcr cine arnBlpunpe babcn
idon DIT Snitocr8iihug peruriadt.
Su iolfcu Sdacn lit 8udlcn's Aruifa.
Salbc aus8e3etdnet. Sic i6iist uno
lcilt bic @unhe, iii antiieptiih. tobtet
bas Silt uno ucrbiitet gefdbrlife gnts
5itnbungcu. Sic ~leiitet ebenfaQs Dor
3iielife Sieuitc bel 6auttranfheiten.
Salt Hheum unb @c3ema. Splet guh
cine % Gents Sfnftcl (5pei l~ln5en)
bel Grrcm Npotbefcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
Ter Hpthe Salbmunb.

Ser @%cuernlrath bes Totben 6albs
monocs bcidloB, aniicr &ilbcIm unb
aniier Sran8 Soici, Die Dem Salb@
mono cine 6ebeutenoc Summc 5utpen>
Detcn, bic golbcne Mebnilc 81 pere
lciheu. Ser ehemaliac @roBrpciir
3etti Yaifa III sum Yrditbenten bes
@crcrnlratbes bcs 9totbeu 6nlbmonbes
0crpdblt moroen. Scr Suitun cntz
pima Den Yrdiiocntcn hes Ssmnuiidlen
Hotben 0albmpnbes, Der Inn Den Sab
resberiht ilberrcidte. Ser Sultan
sab ieiner @enu9tbuun9 ilbcr Den
u]crttbGtigen Sciitano bcS oitcrreidiz
id}cu. uuGnriidlcn unO beutid)en no
them Arcu3es Alls0rud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
championship" bic Suturiitcns
Sramatif.

Ser ilppi9 lpudlernNc itnlienllde
Suturismus bat clncn nclIen 3lpcig
octrieben, Dem mo bcu id,pncu gius
men .Nbampctonismo" gcgcbcn bat.
Sic llcuc Micthobc lpehbct iih aus
ldblieBlih an bic Observation-Disclosures,
Die III logiidcr 6pIgcridlti8tcit Den Sns
bait bcs Stildes mn bic 0anhlung alIt
cincu cin8igen Ift 3urildiilbrcn mil,
Der iibcrbies. lpcun moglid, Ii mr.
ciner ciu5igcn S6cllc bclIebcn iol. limb
oieic S3cnc micbcrbin iulr ulr Gin eine
3iacs Wprt cntbalicn, in Dem ltd) Der
game Slnn uub Snbalt zines Dramas,
cincs Huitipielca u0er elmer Epnc con-
3entricrt. Gin 8iebplh hnt dlS
Sdulbciipicl bicics ncucu Slturiiien@
Dramas 8lpci W~iooslInramcn gcihric
ben. nic ben gall6cu lluiinn Der neuen
iuturiitilheu Spiclerci lu'tig perulten.
Eus critic Seiipiel itellt lid) lpie iolat
bar: NoSmmnha, 5raueripicl III tinf
Nttcu.
1. S(tt: Alboino: ~Su triniit nit
DEM Tuterl" - Mosnurod: 81" -
Ml6oiuo: Sd mill co." - Nnsmmz
ou: .&cbcl" ~ Nlboinu: .Srinfc."
- HnsnWnbu: aGrbcbc!"
> Nltt: Tlboino: "Ofoictot?" -
Mpsmumpu: aSpQ ih Is uid)t?" -
@lbnino: "&crgiB!" - Mpsmunea:
.&erlaB mid" - Ilboinc: "6anclt
OH mi6?"
8. Oft: Wosmunba: .Sfldpel" -
! 9eribeo: .&onisin?" - @psmunoa:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

.Sh licbe bid)!" Hcribco: DNh
Simmell" Npsmunoa: o&pmm
nit mir"
4. Stt: Hosnumbu (oic bem Sflns
ben eincn Spld iiberrcihtl f.: oSn
nimm. och uub tobtc ibu." - Yeris
bco: oNteiucn aoni9?" - Rosmun>
on: Sen Nebcnbublcr!" = Serioco:
Or lferbel"
). Ntt: Alboiup (hiuter Der S3cue) /:
r6iilfc!" - Hosmunbn: Or itcrbel"
- 0crihco: oGs iii gcidcbcn!" -
Hosmuuba lcrbebt Den Sold 5llm
&inmcl) d: aNh Batter, nm trintit on.
Sos 5lpeitc Seiipiel inBt Die Sudle
nod mnglcif fiir5er urlb tnupper. llnb
Srpur 10: +. Nft: Slhoino: oSrint!"
=. Nft: Hpsmmloa: ySu iollit TER
bcul" 3. gift: Nosmunbo: v&cbc,
Der Stlapcl" /. Gift: Yerioeo: IS
iii gsifebcn!" 3. Gift: Hpsmlnoa:
uGh @atcr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
Gle @erlincr Sprinsbrunnen.

Sic SpringbrImncu Der Stabt Der
lin luerocn ulldl III bieicm CONNER
lpcgeu Nca arieacs, lpic es audi I'M
pori9cn Sabre bel Se9im bes aricgse
~3uraubcs DER Sal mar, d III
Ebdtigfcit 9cicet weroen, nm Die
Soften 8u cripuren. Sn irilberen
Sahrcn beaanncn Die Springbrunucn
ihpn ihrc Shotigteit i'm MarS, iobnlb
Der Sriibling cin9etrctcu mar. Cine
Nusrabne MAIDEN Die Spriugbrunncu
I'M Sbiergnrteu lpie Die Dor henr
Sranecnburgcr Shur umb 6u bciocn
Scitcn bes 9ismard sOcutmals uuI
benz aDnigspldB. Sieic Vrunneu
miilicu in SbGti9tcit bleiben, neil lire
8aiicr uah Dem o;plbfiihteid n6flies
pen mo pciicu scdcu iiiaeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
Die geiIaigcn Sapnncr.

Ser @riinncr Sen" mcIbet, baB
10 Seiterrcidcr unb llngnrn, Die CUR
SciaBuu9 bcs i'm 6nicn 0 Siin8tau
frcilpiuig pcricnftcu pitcrrcihiihsun>
gariid)cn &reuScr5 oaniicrin GllIus
beth" gcborteu, aus Der iapuniifcn
@cfan9enidlaft c~ntlnncn murhcn. Sic
8eion9eucu. SdiifsnrSt 81. Gruit
Sub, II Sunit0toiolhutcn mn Der
Wilitdrturdt 6ubcc, iinb, mic SeBtercr
benz Sriinncr 9lattc mittbcilte, BON
Den Supnneru irciaclaicn, nat China
9ebradt unb bort Der finciiihen Hcs
oicrun9 ilbergehen moroeu Die Iilr
ibrcn 6cimtrnnsport Gorge trngcn
mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
9iubcrung fir ihmcr5cnpc Musfclu.

Nurtc Nr6cit, llcbcronitrcu9ung bas
ben itcifc, mcbc Wllstcln 5lr Sol8c.
Slonu's ointment ionit nppIi5icrt, Gin
luenig Hubc mo Die Sdmcr6cn limb
luie mcgee5nllbcrt. o9ttdtS bat mir le
10 qchelicn mic Sbr Slonn's Siniment.
SD fam Sbnen mic rantbor 8ciiug
iein", lhreibi cine Ycripn, Die burdl
Slpun : furirt murbc. Sinpcrt
SdhmcrSen aacr Nrt. Gin alsac>
5eidnctcr Sdmcr3itilcr, beilcr unp
rciucr nI9 Scnf. Sn nllcn Npptbefcn.
% Gents. &olct nod bcutc cine
Slnifc. Sriugt pbnc Ncibcn Gin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
WtilitGriihes Srinfperbpt.

Nus 2onbon nirp~ppm 30. Wni 9cs
mcloct: oacinem Splbatcn ohcr Gee
mann, Oh MN @cmeiner pber Sffi5ier,
biiricn nit Iu5uahme BON Wtittdg5 II
llbr bis 129 llhr Ibcnos I'M iicbcntcn
Siitrift @etr0ntc pcru5reift lpcrOcn."
9ieier bon Dem Brigade @cnernl be5
bctrcficneen Siitriftcs mnter3cihnctc
9eicbl puroc hCltie Den Wirtpen icncS
EiItritts 3ugcitellt. Splucit mdren
ocn Ciii8icren betrcffs oes Srintcn5
mcni9e S~eihrdnfungen nlfcrlc9t
morDcn.