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Evening star., 1915-01-08
LONDON CORPS PLANNED
TO REPRESENT THE CITY
New Volunteer Body to Be Some
thing of an Advance Of Other
Recruiting Efforts.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LONDON. December ga national
guard. which is to be the new volun-
teer corps d'elite for London, is some
thing of an advance on other volun-
teer efforts. It will be more particu-
larly a London corps and representa-
tive of the city in general. as distinct
from the various professional and dis
trict corps. and it will comprise city
men of all classes, with the lord mayor
as its ,onsor.
There is to be an entrance fec of fl.
and the proposed uniform of dark blue
will cost about "a, but in order to as
sist men who cannot meet this expend-
| iture subscription list Is to be raised,
for it is intended that the organization
shall be entirely democratic.
Units to Elect Leaders.
| Units are to elect their own leaders
and the leaders will have their say in
| the selection of the officers of higher
rank. Friends also may form their
| own units, on the plan which has al
ready proved successful in the regular
| army. The age limit Is to be forty. and
| only recruits of that age and upward
will be accepted, so that there can be
| no question of the organization at
tracing men who might be eligible for
| the army.
! One of the proposals is that the uni
| form shall be worn by members not
only on parade, but when going about
| their ordinary business, and this seems
reasonable suggestion. though what
the other volunteer corps-blessed only
with q red armlet-may say about the
point may be another matter.
Evening star., 1915-01-08
German Crown Prince.

The kaiser's son looms up as a
great war figure, writes STER-
LING HEIL1G In the Special Fea-
lures Section Of The Sunday Star
The German crown prince has been
with the armies at the front ever
since the war started. He gets
the credit for most of the battles
won and the blame for those that
are lost. Several unusual photo
graphs of the crown prince accom-
pany the article.
Evening star., 1915-01-08
France Orders Cocoa for Soldiers

PITTSBURGH. Pa, January e.-The
French government has placed an or
der with a local firm for thirty tons of
cocoa for the use of its soldiers, ac-
cording to an announcement made here
last night. Representatives of the con-
cern declare the order Is the largest
ever given by any of the warning ma
tions for a single shipment Of choco-
late.e
Evening star., 1915-01-08
Board O, KS Rediscount Rates,

The federal reserve board has ap-
proved the following rediscount rate.
for the reserve banks in Kansas City
and Richmond: Maturities up to thirt,
days. Az per cent: maturities. thirty
sixty days, 8 per cent: maturities
sixty-ninety days, ~ per cent; ma.
turtles over ninety days, 8 per cent
Evening star., 1915-01-08
Breaking Out
ON Child S Head
First Red Blotches Like a Rash.
Grew Larger. Hair Falling
Out. Used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. Saw Great Change
at Once and She Was Entirely
Well.

X. F. d. No. ., Hiram. Ga.-"Our little girI,
one year Old. was taken with a breaking out on
her head She nrst had red blotches like a rash
and they Continued to grow larger. She would
scratch her bead till 1t would bleed and then she
would fret and cry. Her hair was every bit fall.
ing o0t.
Il first tried - and we thought 1t was
getting worse. Next i tried salve with
out any improvement and then - Rain and
II seemed TO be so strong she couldn't bear 1t at
all. This listed B little over q month, when /
tried Cutaeprs Soap and Ointmnt I drst applid
the Cuticurs Ointment At night and next morning
washed her had With the Cuticara Soap, dried
her head perfectly and then remoistened It with
the Otntment- We saw . great change At once
aud she was entirely cured" Signed Mrs. r. f.
Lester October 10. 1914.
Beauty Of skin and hair promoted and na,u-
tsiaed by Cuticura Soap aud Ointment.
Evening star., 1915-01-08
Uniform Up to War Office.

Presumably. however, there would be
no objection to their adopting the same
plan If they devised a uniform which
satisfied the authorities. but one of the
war office conditions of recognition is
that no uniform shall be worn by vol
unteer corps.
1t remains to be seen what view the
war Office will take of the national
guards desires. If it accedes to them
it can hardly confine the concession to
one organization. 1t might, as an al
tentative, make the concession to all
city corps worked on similar princi-
pies.
Evening star., 1915-01-08
FORESTRY ASSOCIATION
WILL HOLD CONVENTION
All Phases Of Conservation and Other
Problems Will Be Con-
sidered.

The American Forestry Association,
which has it's headquarters in Washing
ton. is making extensive plans for the
discussion Of all phases of forest con-
servation and other forestry problems
at its thirty fourth annual meeting. which
will meet this year for the first time in
New York city.
The convention will take place in the
headquarters in New York of the Mer-
chants Association. the opening session
to be held Monday. and a large number
Of Washingtonians will go to New York
for the occasion
DR.. Henry S. Drinker. president of the
association, who is president Of Lehigh
University, will preside at tho morning
wood. N. j., at the afternoon session, and
Charles F. Quincy of New York at a
banquet in the evening.
Those Who Will Speak.
During the convention there will be ad-
dresses by DR.. Drinker and c. R. Pettis,
superintendent Of New York state forests,
on state forestry Samuel N. Spring Of
Cornell, on private forestry; Dean Hugh
p Baker Of the New York State College
Of Forestry, at Syracuse. on public edu-
cation in forestry; Prof H. H. Chapman
of Yale Forest School. on forestry legis-
lation; r. S. Kellogg of Chicago, on
numbering problems George N. Ostrander
of Glen Falls. N. Y. on paper and pulp
industries; Chief Forester Henry S.
Graves. on national forestry: Ottoman
H. Won Norden and Warren F. Miller Of
the Campfire Club of America, on forests
and game preservation and forests for
recreation.
Leading fOrpStprS. cOnaprva ff0Dfat9
lumbermen and paper and pulp men from
all over the country will be present for
the addresses and discussions The gov
ernors of New England and the Atlantic
states have appointed commissions to at
tend, and Mayor Mitchell of New York
has delegated the park commissioners
Of the city to represent tho city at the
meeting.
Evening star., 1915-01-08

expected that arrangements will be
made by which shipments can be made
to the Netherlands and Italy and other
neutrals without difficulty"
1t is understood that plan for the
guarantee by American merchants
as-ainst re-exportation of rubber to
belligerents is being arranged for in
London.
Evening star., 1915-01-08
AnImpraxed Quinine.

The happy combination of laxatives in laxative
Bromo Quinine makes the quinine in this form.
have far better effect than the ordinary quinine
and It does not affect the bead Remsmber the
full name and look for the signature OF E. W.
GROVE box. Price. 25c.
Evening star., 1915-01-08
Sample Each Free by Mail

With S2-p. Skin Book on reouest. Address post
card .Outieora. Dept. 7. Boston" Sold through
cut the world.
Evening star., 1915-01-08
Misses and Juniors Goats. S2l SO

Magnificent styles lamb plush
astrakhan Hindu lynx and velvet corduroy
beautifully styled in the modes; satin Innings.
Evening star., 1915-01-08
Position of Netherlands.

The text OF a cablegram received by
the Netherlands minister from his gov
ernment was summarize in the follow
ment:
THE British and French minister's
who were Joined orally by the Russian
minister, have declared by note dated
December 26 that contraband merchan-
disc which is consigned to the recent
ly established Netherlands monopoly
for the receipt of imports will not be
stopped. They also declared that their
government would not stop foodstuffs
(not the necessaries of life) consigned
to merchants unless the merchants are
to the government of the adverse bel
ligerents. The minister adds that con-
Signment to the monopoly not only al
lows importation into the Netherlands.
with liberty to re-eXport to the colonies
of that country, but also in the case of
several articles importation into the
Netherlands, with the liberty to re-
export to other neutral countries ex.
cept across enemy territory
Status Of Questions.
The British ambassador gave Mr..
Bryan a general summary of the stains
of some of the specific questions which
had been raised outside of the Ameri-
can note on the general subject of
commerce. Mr.. Bryan issued the fol-
| lowing statement based on the memo
randum from the ambassador:
The question OF rubber is believed tn
| oe approaching a satisfactory settle
| ment. Progress is being made with
the question Of naval stores and it lis
Evening star., 1915-01-08

tor Shafroth. For this reason, al
though 1 think there are many wrongs II
connection with the government OF the
city of Washington, 1 cannot support this
amendment as a permanent policy. The
proposition is too Indefinite. / should moi
favor the half-and- half system being
changed until something definite is pro-
posed.
81 would suggest that an inquiry be
made with respect to the matter. II
seems to me a plan which would pro.
duce absolute equality would be to YET
the government pay taxes upon all rs
property. 1t would be an outrage to
compel the District to maintain govern
ment here and at the same time exempt
the government of the United States
from the payment Of taxes"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30
Spiteriihe &inoer.

Sp'rerie in ld)ou bel p~ieriuhriaen
&inbern beobndttet norben, unb 5Ipar
Mnoelt CO lit blerbei meilt I'm nerpns
belaltcte. ~ldmodltde 0e'd)ppfe. Sic
tleinen Haticnten limb nteilt geiitig
ilber ihr Alter binalls eutlpidelt, oahei
millerslhipad), rei3bar, luunilh, balo
bod]erfreut. balo %tieftraurig, 5u allerlei
lle0ertreibunsen aeneist. Wit Tpr>
liebe idiloern lie Die eeringiten Be-
id,lperben dlS unertrd9lih uno dbmeu
trantbufte 3nltdnbe Inoerer nut,. Sc
mebr We1ens aus Der Sadle genldtt
iptrp, oeito toller treiben es Die &inber.
Sn mand)cn Sdler perlicren lie MN
tpirflid Die 6erritaft iiber ibrcn aprz
per uno co tonnen iieb nerpDie 3uduns
gen. Weinfrdmpfe, 2nhfrdmpfe unn
Der9leihen einltelleu. Die 9eiitungsz
~fdbisteit Der S~innesorsane lit emit
lpeber berdbaciest poer geieiaert.
@unfe Satienisn bDren porilbergebeno
nid)t5 l.alld) 3eitpeiie glinbbeit hat
mnn beobuttet) mo ibre Wabrnebz
mrngen iino gang lln5nbcrldiiig. 2eiIe
Serilbrun9en Der 5nut tonnen BET ben
3rnnteu Sduer6en er5cuacn mn ticfe
Nobclitifc inter l%lmirGnbcn nitbt ee>
ipiirt nerben. Seltener fpmmt es al
BEN ipaen bpiteriiten 9dbmungen.
Sas Bib Der Snlterie lit hermit nitt
erIhppft; aber Die glteru lperben iest
in Der Gage iein, Die arontheit 81 err
tcnneu unb Die &inber Der 0r3tlihen
8~ebonolnng S%n6uiiihren. Sanurdl
fam bicl SIR raid,en iinb bdllsrnbeu
0eiluna beigetrngen tuerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30
alub.

Sir oie &leinenl
allen lieben fleinen 9eiern
hermit Silr In3eise. baB mir
einen Yrppensa lub gcerilnbet
baDcit.
Sdrpohl. einen Yrppeuz& Iuh,
81 oey auc Sieienisen gebpren
perben. Die cine Der ,Iamus
Suppen" eriperben Die ber
Wanager Der rSbe gntbolic
Yrinting 60" auf Eager Bat.
gs iinb bies itone Yiippdeu.
sic mirflid .Nama" ruien
tourcu: Ole aaerliebiten flcineu
Ginger.
llnb luie iinb Sicis Yuppen
ST. erwerben?
Sans einfad): Sbr brandt MIR
eiuen 6remnn pner Teriuanoteu
jum abunnieren anf cine unierer
Seitungen ,.2atboliihcr Weiten",
,SuEemDurser 1asette", ,Ibe
Catholic Tribune" pner bic bali
woheutlide ,lhe Catholic Eri=
bnne" Su bewesen.
Gas lit Naes!
Il5o liebe &leinen. eriuerbet
gratis cine Yllppc unp nerSet
@itslleo mnieres Ynppens Stubs!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30
Fir die kebe 1u0end.
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mooerne Selbid)lad)t 5u letter. rinb M
9elpinnen peritebt. erbrinat bdnit oeu
Seipets, Dap er 81 Den fpenisen Iuss
Ildbmemen'ten seb0rt. Die bon Sous
ais nit belunoeren @ober. nit uuqez
pobnItfer &eranloaung dusgeitatfet
mn. alio nit Mittetn, Die iib tpeber
eriernen nod dner5ieben laiien. elmer
pieler @eiite5beloen uher Series. ME
man Iold,e Spnntaasfinber her
Wen'tbeit 5u lennen pileat. lit audi
Der General Selonlarihaa b. Sius
penburg. 0unt ieiner &unit. inter
ld)nierteiten @erbdltnilien, aeeerl ers
orlldenoe llebermoclt, i'm Sdlutjpis[
Der Seloihinht INNER unb imn1er ipies
Der Wellter an bleibcu, bat CT It'd, fir
alle Selt Den Huhm erporben. ais
Hetter oes heutid,en SaterInnbes su
9elten.
Ser Sfas i'm @albe.
Gn,bros beilidte in einem 6ernfis
barten Sprfe feline 4roSmutter unb lie
ld,entte ibm eiren Aprb upl 4epfel.
Wte er Il nit ieinent Mepieltorb alif
benz appfe ami ipdten Abenot Ourd, Den
ountlen Wulo nah 6auic gine. lab er
unter einent alien gid1baumc etlpas
9ldn6en. tpie Iauter SiIber. .Sns it
elm Sd]as!" bat'ts er. idilttete Die
Iepfel duf Die grbe. fiiQtc Den aurb
nit ben 9%efunoenen Soitbarteiten uno
lisf Samit poll Sreuoe nab Souie.
Iis er aber Den Sruo AM nddlteu
Wprsen beim 9id)te Ser Come be.
trnhtete, iieh', ba bate CT iilr feline
ltoneu aepfel. Die in Ser pe~rsangene,t
Naht BON Den Wilbidipeinen alfacz
6ehrt poroeu - nid,t6, als fnulcs
6olj, oas mauobmnl I'M Sunteiu
lcuftet.
gs III betm StrabI bes re&fen
Sihts
Wand Groereliif duu slGn.
3eno Hihts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30

uno bns Ser3 Seines &inpes? 8arum
niht 3eituugen in 0eiu 6aus aufs
nebmen, Die Su frei berumlie8eu laiien
tnnnit, obne iiir Define ainSer fiirtten
81 miilien? Warum nif)t auf Die
balbipohentlifc ,Sbe Catholic Sriz
bune" abonnieren. Die ale @ortheile
- SGuitrationen. iarbiee @iIbere
Sericn unb Gr5dbllnsen. - tlid)t aber
Die Nahtbcile Der nidts fatbolilfeu
Hreiie bietet?
1ie balbw0dentlihe ,.lbe Catholic
tribune" tuitet $500 jahrlid utb
Miro inn Nupsmber Dteies Sabrss er=
iheinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30

Die Huktaitanie ipiro otter i'm
@nlbe an9etrpfieu. neil hire Sriidte
DEM &ilbe CUR Wair nienen unp bon
oie'em germ gefre'ien lperoen. Snios
fern lpirtt Die HoBtaitanic niislid.
Ndn oart aber audi Den Stdoeu uiht
il%berIeben, Den lie I'M %ulbe perlriad,t.
Sic III nit ibrer llnlgebuns icbr ilncrz
trd9lih unp bringt rIele anoere Nrten
sum Nb'terben. Sas tommt bon ibrer
friib i'm Sabre alsbrefenben Be
lau6ung mo bon Ser itarfen geihutz
tilng, Die ibr poues Saub aui sic linz
gebung pirft. Sir bieien Sdahcn
l~eiitet tic fsincn @rias.
@eihe Sinaerndsel bebanpelt man
am beitcn nit elmer 5ebnpro3entiaen
alfpboliiden @erbidure> 2oiung. Sicie
miro n,ebrmals td9lih aufgepinielt.
@oiler. Seiie unb Ilfalien (Sooa.
GAUGE lind mG9litit 5l meiben. ga lie
Die 8ranfbeit pcrihIimmerl. Sic iii
pielfah nlf Die itlctte 8elpobubeit
oes HdgelfduenS. ons Die Wdacl meid,
uno riiIig mad]r. 5urild6uiiibreu.
Sanbalen.-Sn Der marrneu Sub
r~es6eit, in Der lid ainScr pieI inr
Srcien tummeln ipucu, mus aui cine
leid)te SuBbefleioung aebalten meroen.
Am bciren III es. penn Die &leincu
Sdnealen trngen, bcren brcite SpiRe
cine beulelne Gage RET Scben erntoos
liTt. InocrnfaQs ipllten ilad)e S6uhe
nit sanS uieoriein Hbidsen bon ben
&leIuen 9etragen pcrpen. Iuh Ole
Striimpie m%iliieu breite Spieen babcn.
oanlit JIG has @nhstbum bes tleinen
SuBes uiht binberu. Mp cs anaebt.
lpuen Die SiiBc bel gutem Wettcr une
betleiOet .9elanen merocn, ausna6msz
ipetlc. ipenn Der @uben fdlt mo naB lit.
Sbrblutunscm fonnen Die perld,iez
beniten llriad,en BADEN. Die Der Arst
bon Sal 81 Sail feitltcllen mub. 8is
81 ieiner Infunft lam Der 2aie nid,ts
lpeiter tbun, ais ben dubercn @eb6rs
gang nit Soboiormga5e ODER @attc
als5u'rcpfen. lluerldBlih lit bie 1rsts
lid)e Sebanpluns pes @runoleiSens,
Tim ihwarse Stuifc su reiuiaeu,
reibt nan cinigc a~nriofieln, permiiht
ibren Sdft nit Iallem @aiier uno
lpdiht barin Sic ~uuiauheren Stoiic.
obne dnoere @nihmittcl babel 5i pcrs
penoen. Sdnnd miro in iouberem
&aNer nad,geipiilt. @enn sic Stpiie
trofcn iinp. perpen lic iur9idlti9 aui,
9eplIttet.
Shmmsiae &ieinerbiiriteu perlms
rciniAen Sioii mebr. ols onB tic ibrcn
3ipect eriilllcn. Mm %idllbert pcrartioc
@iirlien burt pieberhpltes Slbrciben
nit anrtpiieImehl pecr burd @aidcn
init hciScr Spon pber Sciicnluuac.
Illd mcrbcn perbpAcnc Soriteu eurd,
cine &Gld>c micpcr nuigerittct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30
&arl's gutter Wenamte.

Start. mad nid,t 10 piel 9drm nit
ociner Srpmmell" idgte Woria.
aurl crpiberte: sd bin Elm Soloat
nub tomme aus Dem arieg beim." llnb
ltol5 id,ritt Der i~etsidbrigc &nabe bin
uno Der, ieine Srommel dr9er ais lie
ldlagenb.
Idrid fonnfe nidt pciter in ihrem
Suche leien. uuo Die 0elt,idte mar oot,
10 idon. ShlieBlih ia9te tic: .Sentit
on gar nidt oaran, oab pie Ntutter
&opiitmerSen BATE"
Sa ia9te aarl: ~Sas babe ib sans
per9eiien. Sh min niht mebr troms
mcln. .@aria, IaB inns 9eiSe Solbaten
ipiclcu!"
Iaria eripiberic: .Sas macht AZ
picl Sdrm."
aarl d6er iuaic: IS mdd,t onr
tciuen 9drm. Sd bin front i'm
S,olpital. nm Oh lien mir Dor"
@nrin lud)tc rnb piliNtc Gin. 60
hnltcn Sciec 0cmIS ppu Der id,Gncn
@cihidhtc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30
@er lit Elm Sathplif?

User ireu nno feit an @utt it'd bdlt,
@eru itiirmt ulb tobt Die gauge Welt,
Hiht 5~ittert. lpenn i'm Hnd1t umhiiut,
Stets fertig, iuenns gum Sample gilt:
Ser lit Elm antboiit,
User glniibt. mas Seius ms 9elehrt
ltno Sbn burdl @urt unb Wonoel ehrt,
Scr Airfe Sttnlme germ pernlmnlt
llnp nid)t i'll biliteru 3pciiel Idllpimmt
Der lit ein &atbolit.
Wcr germ i'm SarIc 8ottes peilt
llnb muthig Damn gum Suenerf elf,
Sen 5errn nur lobt fir Miib' unN
ShmeiB
llub iineelb briht be5 ltnnutbS Cts:
Ser lit elm autbolit.
@er betct, pentt Die Strait ge6rid,t.
Gfit @ptt beginnt bes Cages Tflid)t.
Eid)t tlagt unb murrt, MIR ouloenS
Idipeigt,
@enm Notb nnb lln9lilG lid, ibm 5eist:
Ser lit Elm &atbolif.
@er germ Dem Serru auf gSld)cr leibt.
Pin Nrmen ilbt Sarmbcr5igfeit,
Sen NGditen. Der i'm ipotteno trdnft,
gtit milber Sieb' sun1 @uteu lentt:
Ser lit Elm autbolit.
@er nie Die Wabrbeit liitie hrebt,
Nm @ldubeu nit,t &errath besebt.
Sm Sdnoeln. Heben rein iiets bleibt
llnb nidt I'M Sinitern 9oic5 treibt:
Der lit Elm antbolit.
@er lGdhelnp Damn ole Nueeu ihlieBt
llnb frob Sen Soo dls Sreunn begriiSt.
Dfit 3ottperIrdu'n uno ieli9er Suit
Sen Sinmel trdst in ieiner Sruit:
Ser lit Elm aatbolit.
@er in Dem @rab BON Sreilnb mn
Seinp
Inn allen Irmen miro betueint.
@em nuf Dem Silgel Gpien bliib'n H.,
Die @~niIentinber oanfbar Sieb'u:
Ser maj Elm Autbplit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30

Nnn bGmmern slur unb Sal0e,
llnb beimipdrts treibt Der lepte Slrt;
ISern flagt Elm 2nmnt i'm @nlne,
Sos bon Der Seerbc lid pertrrt.
Sic pclfen gIdtter bebeu,
Ser Oerb'tipinb ruuIdt, cer Wniter
prpht:
8 ilildni ges Sliltbenleben.
= tur3er Sraum, D fnltcr Sppl
Tod alii6t am SinunelSrduoc
Sic Nbcnbmolte, glan5lm'dllm
81 iie pom Ipr9enldipc,
Npm Scr6 mlo 1cinen Stolen trdiin1t!
9Sie bin Dn 10 beflpmnlclL
On tumnerpolles WcnItelltino?
Tds Sp1trutb iii perglomneu.
Sic Hddt briht an. fuIt laIilt Der
@inb.
@ns ptn netn bonges Maeen,
Su harmcriilIlte McnideitbruIt?
Sic nadten Iclte ia9en,
Sap on, mic stiles, Iterben mlIbt.
SerItic6eu mo perlpcben
gSic gelbes &uub i'm obcn Mnunl2
&er9limmen un0 pergebcn
98ic bort I'M Neit ein @%olfeutpuum!
guf uferloiem @cerc
= 3eriinten phnc HettuuaSbopt
SIN Nio1ts, ms Slpi9leereE -
4 fur6cr Srullm, 0 falter Sph!
6 Tod)t nltf Slnr llnb 6nibe.
Sic ountler, INNER buntler lulrhl
Salt flaat Das Samm I'M Wnlbe,
9as BON Der Seeroc ild) perirrt. -
Sod tiei i'm Siten i1eiecu
Sic tre,lcn Stsrnc FLAIR cn,por:
Sie rcDcn. oh lie idllpeigen.
Snut uno p~ernebntltd) on hein Chr:
.Wir nanbelu Till lno idlclncn.
90 uuten Sampi uno Nebel treAt;
@ir 3enscn bon benz Gileu.
&un Sem. buS lit, bon Sent nas
blcibt.
On iie6it ms nidlt, Die bleidcn.
Su (drge Slid mlo Spnnc lad,t;
&ph iino mir iihre Seideu
Sir in Der Roth, Dir in ser Nod,t.
6 trdlle unlrem Sd,muncr
Sn Deiner Naht. III beiner Moth:
NSir 3eiAen. armer Sdlpimmer,
Sir Sinfenhen bu5 Nettungs6poi.
Nun tchre babe. holSc,
9u WcIideutinb. bno Iich ptrirrtl" -
Stil III bn5 Namm i'm Wnlbe.
>cim tru9 c: germ Der cute Sirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-30

tilble abpnidmng pes aDrpers erbDben
fam, mndt iid meiIt Iehr raid be-
merfbnr. Sds Sinh miro lebhnfter.
Die Illgen erbnlten friifen Slang nno
Die crbDbte Sauerituifs Nufnabmc oes
aprpcrs burd Die Yoreu dliBert lid,
III 5uuebmenoenn Ippetit uno @eiuift
rno bn,nit SonD in Sano gehenbe
4rditigung be5 porher 10 idrpdd,liden
&inocrtorper9.
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~ tV
&%leindjcns 9uitbab.

Sir 5arte mn Ihpdhlidc aiilber
sbcDelltct 6 inn CONNER cine bcipns
bere 8obltbat unb Grfriid)un9, lpcnn
tic ciuntal am Gage Elm 9uftbno nebs
men fonncu. Sn5u bebnri eS blrd)z
aus nift bes Iufentbaltes I'M Sreien.
ionbcru audi Ole gut 9elilitctc &obs
mlng Seniiat ba5u., Selbit Die t~leinlte
S~nhpobmtna lit nid)t su eng uub I'M
gcei9nct. bnB nidt OnS Sinh oiele
groBe NnnebmlidJfeit an beiBen Sngcn
geuieben tounte. PIN beiten in ben
beionoers ionnigen IittassiGunoen
ioIte iid bas ainb pDai9 enttleis
cen mn MIR nit neiicu Sdngerben
bon ieidtem Stoii ODER peiter Aittels
lhilr5c bctleioct bel g~cofinctcm SSens
'rcr I'M 3inmer ipieleu. Sduglinae
iGnncn mrbeior9t luSaetleibct unb
mlr nit alien peid]eu 9einentud be-
bedt AMI elm aopitiien 0ele9t merben.
Sllcr peeu9cnpcu @nnre lebig, sci0eu
lie mei't ihr Sebaacn burd muntercs
arGbcn mn .Sappeln" an. SGnot
hn5 Nino an 81 luilIcn, 10 laiic ma
lc3 tdglid) am Ilrdiicr gcipanntcr
|hider unterla9c nadl umbertrippclu.
luobsi uuiiirlih icNsr W~egensua itrena
ucymicDen merhen nluB. Ser ippbl
thdtigc sinitnr or Siit chi Die Gout.
rH nan ush ndtt un'tIplgGtoc
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Des Onkel's Brief.

Liebe Kinder !-Jetzt dtirfte wohl
uberall die Schulz wieder begonnen ha-
ben. Die schGne Ferienzeit list vergan-
gen und NIT Heften und Buchern seid
lhr wieder eur Schulz gewandert. Tn
ter euch erzihlt ihr jetzt Won DIES YER
rauschten Friihlings Pracht. O der
wonnigen F~erienzeit, vie ihr so gut
gespielt habit, vie g so sch0n war beini
Fischer, vie ihr fieissig euern Eltern
2eholfen habit. Vielleicht habit ihr gar
cine kleine REESE gemacht. Damn erst
recht gtbt es des Erzahlens klein Ende,
Denkt ihr auch daran, dass der OnkeI
gerne Whistle, vie die lieben Netfen und
Nichten hire Ferien verbracht haben?
Die Lesser elmer Zeitung bilden cine
crosse Familie. Gerade so vie lhr
wirkliche V~erwandten habit, die ihr ME
gesehen. o denen zu haren es euch
aber interesSiert, so sind auch allie
Lesser erfreut, elmer etwas vom anderu
III erfahren. Deshalb, liebe Kinder,
schreibt dem Onkel, vie es In den Fe-
rien war. was allies ihr gethan, md err
wird schOn dafir sOrgen. dass es in der
Zeitung abgedruckt wird.
Also all ihr lieben Gewinner unseres
Osterpreis : Ausschreibens, nehmt die
FEEDER und schreibt dem Onkel. der
euch allie recht herZlich grtisst,
Gale Zuschriften fir den Onkei sind
zu adressieren:
DER ONKEL,
Catholic Printing Co..
Dubuque. Iowa.
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Viu Smer;.

"Srnlli. mas gifts. bu,tumiI beiucu
Nod nidt allcin mlS6icbeu," -
"a. pa0 0iltH; haa mare idlou," -
"AhuL utr'uhc e., Sruu5; mill ncrl
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'eben, % BUS fannlf." - Grams fdn9t
gleih an, ieinen Mud aus5u3iebeu. @s
gebt ia gang gut. Shon mill Sran5
Den Midc( n%uslpptten. "a iiebt ct,
odB Wtihel Den ieinisen aut, ausses
6nsen bat. Sest laht Wfihel unb
'ast: r@elt, on bnit DEN Rod nift
allsin ~aus5ieben t%onuen; mir baben
Dem Tod itiammeu uils9es
5osen!"
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2. z. 0crbarp. Gnnbipus. gipalb.
/. 30. Srun5 b. Tliiii. Yetrcntlls.
3. ,. Ylacipus. 20. 5lopia. @nllo.
6. NJ. Bruno, Chit. Shes. abalbero,
:. ,. 8oicutran5i. &urflIs. ausn't.
5. i. 9ri9itta. Ssneoitta. Heln9ia.
8. z. 0ionpIiis. lupnig Bertrand.
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aatboliider 9irdcnfalember.

bph5eitIihen aletpe.
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