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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

Der Salerbimpil I'M ih meinielf.
Deer limo grab nit Dem 4rieg iertig
gerpeie I'm batppe eenar aitsgefteeert
gebatt, melden Mllbp Der DON Sin.
6en6urg De nerte Dag made mibt; DO
fdat uf emol Der S%enneptdel, mo ette
9eitung Dor iih bate:
p8ei @aih, belt is ia 9onneihen'
bebl"
.Sortenlil" iase ih, rboite bees
oenn nit sepibt?"
rSeB, aber if) ben nit bran geoenft
gebutt, i'd lin nod nit Ut e Strietfur
geipeie belt"
SD mar" iagte Ser Stofopp DO.
rim pollte grab e aparter in De Bar
merle, DO iebe i'd aber, nie Der 4on'
oofter be Sraber ufmad1t I'm bees
SeIb nais nimmt I'M in Die Ialfe
itefe ont. In ba ih nod einen lin.
gel Widel bate, ben ib ben neige'
6unl"
.9ees is aber nit reft," iaet 81
Der SallerbimpfI, liner iollte eppes
for De pIbr Sellers getptpe, no feiner
9ifab barppe IN nids perbienel"
.Sruibr!" iogt Der Sorb1tih.
oWei, I'M belt Sweno, graz jest
Is ia aah e groBe Yarebb an Der
Mebnitriet," iagt Der Sennepifel
vbooermit De 2eit s%ihatnmefomme ur
81 ben Son6s gefppe."
Damn made ih De WoIhen,"
iase ih, ,oaB r,er runner fabre mad
Der Me9nitriet, uns De Tarebo an
iebe I'm uniern Tbeil for be bilisbe
biirftise M~rbeitsloie getpne oue."
De Wpiden tuitrbe iuu1nimi,s an
genomme I'm nter nemt,e be Gar III
fabre bauntalin. Mls nier an Del
8orner Tiheneiie unb Baibingtor
Strabe ausiteige In mad Der Webn
itriet sebe, bot DO ifon e bid 3ra1ii
geitanne, oaB mer gar nit teron
fomme fonnte, I'm Der Saueroimpf
iagt:
.Wot Is be Subs 6oB n,er bie,
itebe III e 4alt fdti6e? 8ebe me-
DO sum Stein Salubn neil"
PIN reibt. nter gebe IN ben Steil
Salitbn, bofe inns an ebme Sebbe
I'M Der Saierointpil trietet be crit,
Raimb. Damn BANNER taptper ),
ihIefte Seite geiprohe I'm pie pieI,
2eit auBer Mrbeit ieie III, ibre Jrau,
I'm 4tos nidS az belize b1tte. Sn be,
mienteim bot E ieber e &aiino getrie
tet gebatt I'M banr, uf enol iast oe,
&l,ni 6orbotih:
.9eus, laBt uns nirutper gebe gun
Meif, bees is a 3uitener BON mir, d
miiie nler itnS mal iebe laiie!"
SIN reibt, rter gebe gum Metf, 10,
Der Sorbatih be erite Mauno trietet
Deer botptpe be aoniperiei6en irppe,
De idlefte 3eit fortseiest IN SeieiSel
gebatt, SaB es annerih tperoe mibt
Sn Ser Wienteim BANNER pieoer
ale e Raunb setrietet unb bann Jag
Der Sennepidel:
p9ommt laBt ms ~nirptpergebe gun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

Beers llebungsbrd1 sur beutiden
Spradlebre (5. Sirt, 9reslmi) fin.
Den mir folgenbe Aufsabe. 8oraus.
gebt Die befannte Sabel pom Haben,
Dem Silfs ino benz 8die. Damn beibt
es: .Sprih I'M Yaiiip aus, Dab Ser
Habe lid i'm 3uItanoe oes g~rleioens
folgenoer Sbdtigfeiten beiinbet: &c.
ben, bitten, betriigen; ierner oab ser
Safe lid i'm 3uitanoe oes grleioenS
~folgenber Tbdtigfeiten befinoet: iteb.
len, nebmen, peripeiien; ihIiebIih,
bab Ser Shnabel bes Naben lid in
Dem 3nitanbc bes GrleiSens Der IbG.
tisfcit Ses Seffnens beiinoet. Sol.
ZEN mir, oaB fem Shiiler, penn er
iiber bieie ihone gufgobe nadiinnt,
iih i'm Snitanb bes Gr0fincns Der
SbGtisfeit bes 9eiSens befinoet!
@atfins, gRinn., .. Oslo i6rci.
ben uns: .Sn oieiem Sabre lit es
nit Der 9esation Der 8r,ltalitdt ser
Siibner niht melt ber. "-Iab Sic
Die nSiibneroIogie" einsebeno .iti.
oiert" bdben, bdtten tie ms niht 81
iagen brahteu. Hidts fir UNCUT!
@aterloo, 5oua, u. S.-Sn Dem
vOelttihM merifaner" bonn #. M6rs
baben Sie SolgenoeS geleien: n6rant
@eber bot iih Ole @aSleitune elm.
lessn laIien."-gs lit bod, grobartio
mas Die mooerne Meoiain Uortidritte
gemaht bat!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
Bonn 8aiernen6ofe.

llnteroffi5ier (au aefruten, bil
ni6t mebr bonn gerdtb berobfonl.
men): y@ebt fbr nift iofort bernn.
ter? aaum bietet ntar, ben aerl'
ettpas rAngenebmeres", 10 maten III
ben unperihdmteiten @ebraih oa'
pon!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

AIu glau eli. r1i Sicidler3,nleuet. pet oel
wsifiionaren beim tnisrriuier 6ebniili1 III.
Bite, uerseiiet bic armen Snoiausr
nidt!
lie Wsii1sndre Der OF. Graueis. @,iihsn. 2.
., bitten bic antrn Srtumor osr Snbtanrr,
thneu bet Der Ausbreitnns oss Nsidbes 9briiti
pnttr ben sinbrrn Der Yrairie bsbaiilin 30
ietu.
ben Snotaner pspnen 5~tritrtmt anf eins Sldc1s
BON 5000 GENERALIZATION. 3nfoiasoeNsn miitu
bic Wiiiipndre islape 5neianer. o. sbhlien an,
itsasn, ste esldbisi Ins. ansert M nntsr.
rtdltsu, Hefrbrte porSnptrfiten u. l. 10. Nns
uns an meifeR nptDthnf. tnb Ulittsl, nm
oisie aatebeten gu bejablsu. cnnr bisi,
antsn characterization fpnnrn mir nut
menta tfrstdben.
@ir bstrn taalid far uuisre Rphhpsitr
Cine tntereNantt Mniidbtspphfarte nnfsrsI
pltiipn ,pirb ispem Weber pen einsm Epnai
poer rasbr BON ben Niifonaren ais
Observation-Disclosures .saseianbt. Wabsn mSst
man icnosn an BITE 6 athsIie yrintius
q o., Snbuaut, Suua. pssr otreft an Nsp
eonis SAL 2. =, 81. erantis, .. Tat,
ria erection. Hstrasta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

9eiipiel an~sufiibren, Dor 100 Sabren
BON Der fabelbaften 9eifrpinoigfeit
oes Telesrapben etrpas trdumen lai.
ien?l"
r9eun, 10 fabelbaft finoe ih Die
8eidhpinoisteit seraoe nidt. SD
babe Dor brei Wofen an meinen III.
ten I'M, %fiinfais Warf 3uiduB tele.
srapbiert unb babe bis beute nod
feline Antiport."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
I'm glbemS.

Or: Sd ipiinihte, id tudre Cohen.
grim"
Sic: ,Mas on r,ur INNER fir Der.
riidte Gtnf1Ie bait"
FER: Gas 1T sar nift 10 perriidt
gu oiirfteit mid ieoenia1s Sann MIDI
ntebr befraser, mo i6 binsebe inO
no i1 ~berfomme."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
Gin Gntbaltiamer.

SNb SJ
Melterer SEER (einem iiingereu I'M
Rupee elm @las Wein anbieten6) :
Gin @las mein eefdnig?"
Siingerer: Dante iebr, i'd, trtnfe
nihtl"
IeIterer: Carl ih Sbnen bel.
leiht cine Giearre anbieten?"
Siinserer: a3onfe iebr, i'd rau6e
niftl"
Nelterer (nod ieinem aiisiteigen
Jon ieiner SamiIie empfaneen)
,Dorf i'd Sbnen meine SOdter por'
Itelen?"
Siingerer: n9anfe iebr. i'd beira'
tie nidt!"
HeScblitbe.
9erebrte Seitsaite!--llnier Iiebes.
aaieits aeebrtes Srbelpaar feieri
6eute Dos Set Der soloenen Soh5eit
Selten nur, meiit mad pielen Sabren
fonnen berartige Subilaen gefeieri
peroenl
Grage.
@orum III in England bic Snit il
grou?
@eil Die gngl1noer oas 9laut
pom Simmel bernntergelosen boben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
unier ~D1pibableiter".

(Spesiea fir bieie Seitung bearbei.
tet bon 3 ~
Chicago, 81, 81. D. lleber oi(
leeten @robeben in Stalien baben Sit
in elmer -beutihen 3eitnng eeleien
p@a6mittaas geQen flint llbr nab
men 9ewpbner Der SaiiptitraBer
&omS cine einmalige fiir3e Groer,
ihiitterung Dor, Die lid bis in oil
oberen Stodtuerfe iiiblbur modte." -
Gs gibt bod ihled,te Weuiden!
Subuoue, Sulua, 4. Y.-Sn g
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

Ter a%nsrmstnsn suirase haben ipir
etn semeistes Chr seidenft nne babtn
cine GItra.saieipaitt fur ben 2tier
einserdumt.
Sieber esier! eonte elm mig
artiasr 90 0ebanfe rsin eisents
ipsrtbss gebtrn uotr Seins hdasftne
Atmpspbare umSndsn, mir bieneu
Ttr bereitipfatsh ais YHtsableiter"
nmb briusen reine eaden strne an
bic csifentidfeit. Mud iwenn BITE
W'uie rir bolo nno tn 1ssibte per.
bredbsn ioateit, fdide bisisibsm setrsk
an Eeinen srsebenen
Wtt.N
Catholic Yrtntins So, Tnbnaut, ga.
- &c.. a. A. q A. a.. a. "A . "A a. -. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
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Q, atfer!

X Il x 81 4 q x Is II II * 4 II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25
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Naes in Crbmnng.

ptutp w
Ser Serr Baron febrt bon elmer
langen @eiie 5uriid rno miro bon lei.
mem Diener am 8abnbof abgebolt.
pSft GILES in Srbming2" fragte er
i'm.
ga" antportete Srana, Der Die.
ner. allies in Srbnung, an1biaer
Serr Baron! Ntr-oer 3aro lit ire.
piert."
Barron: .8as, ser aaro, mein
2ieblinesbunb2 Das bat ibm benin
~eeieblt2"
+. Or bat sirpiel gierbefieiia se.
freiien."
.Yferbeileiid2 @ie fam er Senn
oaSu2"
~Weil bier 9feroe perbrannt
iin6."
nMenih, mie sins 6enn bas au2"
~Sheuer uno S%tauiingen sinsen
in 6lammen auf."
,W-a-s!?"
.Sa, aIs bas Sblob nieoer.
branntc."
aWtenih. biit on tod, mann seihob
benn 6as?"
.8ei Der I%ufbabrung Der toSten
Sdwiegermutter oes sndoisen Serrn
9arons ftel cine Serge Inn ii,o ett.
siinoete ben Iorbane."
Die Shpieeermutter geitorben9
@os bat ibr oenn ~eefebIt?"
Der Shlag bat lie s%etrofien. als
Die anaoiee Srau 8aronin ourd5se.
brannt lit. @ber-ionit III allies In
Sronune. ~endoiser Serr garon."
- - -
G~r,iebnns.
o2ieben Sic Seine?" fraaie Elm
Serr cine iunge Dame in @eieaihaii
0orolrf Die iitnee Dame ertpioerte
sd Fam oariiber nid)t oiel iagen,
ipeil i6 nod 81 wenis bon Tim seIc'
ien babe"
! Die Msutter Der iungen Dame, ote
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

Snbaqae, SOaua, 4. Z. Sn g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

Senrp, Der is e Ro'ien bon melner
Sral lin tpenn lie bort, Dab mer
bm,ntaun mare I'm borpDe ni6s bel
inn geipenbt, banr fries ids tpie.
berl"
8ltt, nter gebe gum Senrp, mo Der
Sennepidel De erite Raitno getrietet
bot, uno Damn is es 10 ipeiter segange
mie uf oene beibe onnere Hlds.
III enlol bodt it'd Der Senrp 5u
uns IN frost:
,@el, 0i6entelmen, mas nollt
ibr liob baruue9 SD muB gleif
floie!"
Abr Sub freii2" baaert Ser Sun.
eroimpfl, .flole?"
YSortenli," iogt Ser Senrp, nes is
finf Minnits Dor @onn!"
I'm 10 mars, ihubr ennoff. Hah.
Dem mer Damn nod ems getrunfe
bate, itnb mer nnits nah Der Mebn-
ltriet. 90 mar aber niemanb mebr
nit e apntribnifen+sar for be Ir.
beitsloie sit ieben. I'm OF fobrs, in e
2etterbor fonnte uler uniere &pntri-
buifen bod nit mel oitbe. Mer batte
aIio fem Ji6enif, eppes for be bilfs.
beoiirftige arbeitsloie au seiutpe.
9fber rpie 10 piele unnere Cont fpdre
mebr berauseefomme), bate rrter bod
ben CUTE Wiae gebatt. Bon Sbne
oaiielbe erpeftenb, perbleibe i'd,
Sitbrs trult,
9i6abn 3idmiIIer r.
~
Gatnriitiider Wonolog.
9epunberno Iteb i6 Dor benz Bilbe,
8emalt BON meiner Weiiterbano,
Sn Dem i'd Shonbeit, Strait uni
WiIoe
Ifit Riibnbeit, Slid uno Cert Der.
banb.
@te miro Die @elt beeeiitert saffen
aein Stpetfel, bod perfatf' ih es.
Nlr zines madt mir nod 5u ifnfien
Bie neun' i'd esq Die tauf' i4 eSS
Sou nSonnenuntersans" i9's
nennen?
Henn' ids Gin WaIbbranb ir
Beru"?
@ieleidt ai,9 Start gum Tfer6e'
rennen",
gieaeiht Ger selbe aataou."
slud ,9e6a nit benz Sfspan'
fonnt's beiBen,
rStirm int aanal" tpar' angebradt
r3mei @olfe, Die elm Shaf ger
reiben,"
rObpiielis' Goo" Berlin Be
Mant".
Sd iinne mad. ertp1ge, id,panfe,
Hihts @eftes fommt mir in bi,
TGb' -.
Sabl bait! ein s~IdnaenSer @e
oanfe:
Sd nenn' es e~infan-seibitportr6t
y
Nu69IetoD.
Su Dem aiiomobil zines niif De
Gliidt befinolihen rufititen Gene
rolls fpurbe cine iiIberne BomIe ge
flrben, bic bon einem beutitel
@litSbeiiser itammte. 9en Dornur
6es Oiebitnbls ober ipies Der Genera
NIT @ntriiiting a,triid.
vWenn HubIanb iest ieine Tolei
perliert," iaete er, 10 lit es bod le
otglih elm Oft oes 4usgleids, tpenl
es 6afiir oeutihe 8oplen an jih a,
bringen trud)tet."
y
YaHenb.
Ibgetpieiener Sreier: %, ih Tenn
eine Dame. bic mid iifer nitt ab
tpeiien iptrb. Sbre Dreunoin So
banna lit Elm iebr fluses perniinitige.
Wfdohen un6 6eiist Bertrand iii
3rpet."
Dame: oSeben Sic, bas pdr
et1pas fiir Siel"
- y
NQes in Crbmnmg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

M.Al~w0>A III cine aranf6eit, bic
SeftMaMen isgsd nrS SaiisInS ss:
nafes Belt bonn eriter Rag an. n. g, aitps,
1909 green BnD Gbe.. WHlpaufee, @is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-25

babel Itano unb bas borte, nobm bier.
auf lire Sohter beiieite nnb iagtp i'm
Gone erniten 8ermeiies 81 ihr: .8ie
fonntelt ou niir cine 10 unirberlegte
Intrport geben2 Su bGtteit bid un'
iterblih blamieren fonnen. Sn iol.
fen SGlen gtbt man our antfport:
v8eoauere, ih femme ieine Sadlen
nod al penig." Senn peiBt bu benn
INNER, Oh es iih Inn einen 9ifter
ODER Inn einen Maler 6anoelt?"
- y -
ariegsdlrpnif.
Sranfreid, Gnglanb iino &rBlanb
lino nod INNER Die y8erbiinoeteu"
-ri1tiger gelast Die ngerbunoe'
men,.
6ranaoiiid1er Sorpeoo5erltoret
,Gague" 3erltort. 9a, MI piro's-
Tague altf'm Weeresboben.
Imiteroam lteat einen nelien mad
tigen 8oritoB Der 0euti6en I'M @e,
item in 4usiid1t. Sat Soffre piebel
Die Sffeniioc ergriffen9
Gin 2an6nebrmann er3dblt ieinen
&ameraoen: rSait OH ihon gebort
iett min Bortugal uns audi nod Der
&rieg erflGren?"
r@oS," ant,portet Ser begeiitert
ypia oenn Die gor3e @elt nit einen
Nfale oeuti6 perben2"
2lopos beitGti1t ben l1ntersanl
zines, britiiden Truppentransport
ihiffes unb beitdtigt Damit oil
@laitbrpiiroigfeit Der oeutiten 9e
rihte.
Bonn aaiernen6ofe.
l1nteroffi5ier (au Hefruten, oi
ni6t mebr bonn gerdtb b~erobfont
men): .@ebt fbr uidt iofort berrn
ter? aatm bietet MAJ, ben aerl
etrpas vMngenebmeres", 10 MAIDEN ii
Den unperi4dmteiten @ebraih oa
pon!"
Nm Iben6.
Or: sd ipiinidte, id tpGre Cohen
erin."
Sic: ,Was on MIR INNER fir Der
riidte Gtnf1lIe bait"
fer: .9as 1T sar nift 10 perriidt
Oh biirfteit mid iebenia1s Sann mid
ntebr befrusett, mo- i9 bingebe I'M
100 ih berfomme."
2lsenidulse.
Iigeniful3e lit BON ieiner 3eii
naob Berlin in bic Vropino ,iiridse
febrt. SIN Torffrus era1blt er Den
neioiihen Stammtiid ieine Or
lebniiie:
49,. Mud NIT Dem 3eppelin bil
id gefdbren; mir batten Hesenpette
uno muBten iiber Die WoIfen binaui
@raf Zeppelin iaste su mir: ,Ser
Stul3e, fWblen Sie nal orauben, 0
es nod resnet." Sd itrede Die Gan
our Sabine binaus, unb als i'd Il
tpieSer eir5og, botte i'd ben gunse'
Nermel bon Butter"
.Wat2 SduI5e, bite untpi
tporn2"
,Miael, BAT periteibite nit; ni pG
rem NIT ben R~ropeaern in De WieIi
~itraote fatmen."
"
Sn Der 6iientliden Jranenber.
iammluns.
Geonerin: .Genfen sic enblit
baran. laiien Sic es iih nift imme
rpieber iasen. meme 9amen, mir i'm
bic 8rone Der Shopfung."
Stimme aus Dem S~intergruno
,Oornenfrone."
@iberlesnns.
Die Grfinbunsen bes neunoebr
ten Sabrbunberts iinb rpirflih srof
artig. 0er b1tte lid, Inn MIR Ell
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Feel mean. cross, ugly, sore at
Yourself and everyone else. Do you
know what is wrong. Your stomach
is out of whack. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will put it back.
Taken tonight. tomorrow be right.
Don't wait. 35c. Tea ar Tablets
G.. w. WILCOX.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

The Ladies Current Event Club
were entertained last Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs r. C. An
derson on West 9Th st.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

p. II. Coauillette has sold his resi-
dence property, cor. 4th and Hand
St.. to H. X. Schroeder. who with
his family is moving in this week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Mrs Jessie lshanl returned last
week from a visit of several months
with relatives in Kansas and Iowa,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Rec Heights Review-Mrs Burke
of Hawarden, Iowa, is here visiting
her daughter. Mrs N. L. Hickox.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

For the latest in mems and boys
warm caps, Mackinaw coats and
sweaters. go to Greeves Bros.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Mr. Peter Stewart was no from
Huron Friday ard spent the day
with his daughter. Mrs John Pusey.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Mrs A. l.. McWhorter is visiting
in Highmore at the home Of her son,
Arno and family.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Pierre Journal-A daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs w. J. Flanagan
at the hospital this morning.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Mrs Frank Yoder, of Burdette
twp, was transacting business in the
county seat Monday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Prepare for winter. Window
glass and building paper. -Scofields
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Edward Weber, of Elgin. Mimi,
is visiting at the home of his broth
err, +. J. Weber and family.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Big new stock of fall goods at
Greeves Bros.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Thanksgiving postals at Corner
Drug Store. 2 for 5 cents. 5lt2
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18
THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY NOVEMBER Is, 1915
PERSONALS AND
LOCAL BRIEFS

G. G.. Briggs was a business visi.
tor at Washington Tuesday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18

Whatever YOU want TO make, We can supply
the correct fabrics from our immense show
ing of LaPorte Dress and Silks. The Fa-
nous LaPorte Wooden Mills have specialized
for 81 years in dress fabrics That is why
LaPorte fabrics give you the best ~satisfac-
ton. the highest qualit at the lowest cost.
The STYLES of this Fall end Winter lend them
selves to home dressma king. Start now-on
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-11-18
X SPECIAL SHOWING or
EaPORTE DRESS FABRICS

Sewing Week-while we offer special bar.
gains. If your suits and gowns are made
from LaPorte Fabrics they will always look
we'll and wear well. That means style and
economy. All the latest patterns in Dress
Fabrics. Wool, Worsted, Silk and Wool, silk
and Colt On, Pure Silks.
Prices 25 cents to $500 per yard.
Come in tomorrow and get the materials
you need for your sewing.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-03-27

ture. More mixture can be added II II
will make the COW give enough more
milk to pay for the extra feed.
Cottonseed meal is one of the best
milk-producing feeds, but it is very
rich and II fed in too large quantities
may injure the cow. To avoid this 1t
Is well to mix bran or some light,
bulky feed with 1t. II cottonseed
meal is the only grain or meal fed,
and the roughage contains no green
feed of any kind, about four pounds Of
cottonseed meal a day can be fed
without injury. By feeding turnips or
any other green feed the meal may be
increased to about six pounds day.
Corn meal is an excellent feed to
mix with cottonseed meal, but usually
it is too expensive to feed profitably.
II corn sells for more than go cents q
bushel it probably will not pay to use
1t as COW feed.
The use of stock powders and pat
ent stock feeds Is very expensive
and wasteful practice. When a COW
is we'll she needs no medicine or stim-
ulants, and when she is sick she needs
to be treated for the particular all.
ment she has. The lean, rough-haired,
hollow-eyed condition of many cows is
not always due to sickness, but gen.
orally to lack of feed or to effects Of
ticks. II the COW receives plenty Of
pea vine, soy bean, vetch or clover
and the other feeds mentioned in this
circular, she will need no condition
powders of any kind. When free from
ticks and plenty of feed is given and
she is not in good condition, then she
requires special treatment by someone
who knows how to treat such cases.
In addition to good feed, the COW
must have good care in order to make
the greatest profit. Exposure to cold
winds and rains greatly counteracts
the effects of good feeding. Stalls In
which the cows are kept should be
free from large cracks that admit cold
wind In drafts. Ventilation is needed.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-03-27
WASTE BASKET MADE new
Small Touches Rejuvenate Receptacle
So That II 10 Again an Orna-
ment to Room.

When the old wicker waste basket
has become yellowed and SCARED with
age it can be beautifully and easily
rejuvenated by tight covering of COL
ored silk or lining, and then a second
and top covering of crocheted lace.
The round waste basket does not
agree very readily with the applica.
ton Of crocheted lace, but the square,
octagonal or paneled waste basket can
be readily fitted up in this manner.
Crochet panels of lace the width and
length OF each side of the basket.
First haste each separate panel, thus
crocheted, to the basket, through the
wicker. and then proceed to whip the
panels together with white thread and
an ordinary sewing needle. Bind the
top and bottom of the basket with
ribbon to match the first layer of ma
terial used upon the basket and place
a not-too-large bow at the side. The
color used In making the basket
should, of course, match the color
scheme of the boudoir or bedroom for
which the basket Is intended.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-03-27
BEST SPRING COLOR
BLUE SERGE MOST POPULAR OF
THE SEASON..
For Small Girls Wear Nothing Can
Be Better-Here Is Garment
That viii Make Up in Most
Satisfactory Way.

AS enduring as the rock Of ages,
blue serge comes into its own every
spring. Not that it goes out at any
other season-but in springtime 1t Is
as omnipresent as showers, flowers and
nice earthly smells. Always popular,
serviceable and in the best of taste.
it holds an assured position that no
upstart, short-lived rival material can
GUST 1t from.
For your small girls between-sea-
son coat nothing could suit your pur-
pose more satisfactorily than navy
blue serge, and a splendid design by
which to make up such a garment Is
offered in the sketch.
The odd feature is the belt, which is
an extension Of the right side of the
coat. Starting from the neck. the
overlapping right side resolves itself
into a slanting five-inch band that
curves gradually into the belt. The
end is pointed and brought around to
the center front Of the coat. then fas-
tened in place with three buttons, cor
responding with the three that hold
the top of the coat together. Snap but
tons at the sides and back Of the belt
will serve to hold it in place. There
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-03-27
A North Carolina Farmers Simple but
Satisfactory Feeding Trough.

SSeo'y SSSosHS sTVo0Hs
but the air should be admitted through
windows or openings high enough
from the ground to prevent the wind
from blowing on the cows. The stall
must not become wet and miry with
manure or from rain. It should be
kept dry and well bedded with leaves,
straw, sawdust or other available ma
terial. This will not only keep the
cow clean and make her comfortable,
but will afford a pleasant place to
milk in. The bedding will also add
to the amount of. manure that can be
carried to the fields.
The COW is q nervous animal and
should be treated gently and kindly.
II she steps on the mixers foot, or
slashes his face with her tail, or kicks
when her teats are pinched, she
should not be kicked in return; and II
the feed-room door is left open and
she goes in. she should not be beaten
for 1t. A careful mixer rarely suffers
injury by the cow, and she will re-
spond readily to care, patience and
Kindness on the part of the mixer.
Rough treatment is expensive, for It
reduces the milk flow.
For further information on the feed.
ing Of cows write to the Department
OF Agriculture, Washington, d. c., for
Farmers Bulletin 20, "The Feeding Of
Farm Animals"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-03-27

the equally old-fashioned netting For
long years past this species of hand
work has bene left almost exclusively
to fishermen and their wives.
1t served for fishing nets and that
was about all. But now it is coming
back as fast as it can to the place 1t
occupied, let US say. a hundred years
ago, in the repertoire Of fancy work
for women.
Then was the time when dainty
slipper-cased feet were put forward
and used in the service of the kind of
fancy work known as knitting. Now
machinery does a great deal of the
work which human fingers aided by
the foot used to do.
But whether wrought by fingers or
machinery, 1t remains a fact that old
fashioned netting is distinct revival
and that its presence in drawing
rooms throws an air of fashion around
them. The elects of embroidery upon
1t are now more artistic than of yore,
nature as well as pictures often serv-
ing as models.