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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

~ A demand for dyestuffs manufac-
tured in this country might find
hope in the contemplation of some
fine jobs of political whitewashing
done in bygone days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

The note to the Mexican people
was not needlessly aggressive, but
it is doubtful whether Mr.. Bryan
would have felt perfectly easy had
he been called upon to append his
signature to it as Secretary of State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18
A Matter Of Principle.

do you ever go fishing on Sun
day."
mo. It's wrong" replied the small
boy.
"I'm glad to see you have such
high principles"
Eyes, sir. Nobody ever catches any
fish around here, not even on Sun
day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

Military training is so interesting
and so valuable in many ways that
many American citizens are inclined
to take it up as matter both of
personal advantage and patriotic
principle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

Pennsylvania is going after insect
pests with great energy and deter
Life in Pennsylvania is one
reform after another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

In spite OF the discouraging re-
ports of the industrial relations COM
: mission the lot of the average Amer
Nican citizen seems enviable when
conditions abroad are considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

While the Turks are usually re-
garded as religious fanatics, they do
not refuse military assistance be-
cause of sectarian differences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

Germany is credited with so much
energetic plotting that her Euro
pean war seems almost like a minor
incident of her stupendous opera
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

All that Germany appears to be
asking of Austria just at present is to
keep Italy busily engaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

Whenever the kaiser is reported
to be considering peace he is repre-
sented as looking over the ledger
and figuring on the price tag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18
An Apprehension.

Charley dear" said young Mrs.
Torkins, "do you think military
critics should be permitted to write
about the war;"
Certainly. Why not?"
They're only likely to make mat
tiers worse. Those critics are always
writing something that spoils some
body's disposition"
Some men," said Uncle Eben, is
good-natured because dey don't know
what's goin' on an some is dat way
because dey's got too much sense to
take notice of whut dey can't help"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

In his diplomatic expression a
Mexican general is strongly tempted
to make study of national offenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Of Doubtful Value.

81 suppose you hope to be loved
for the enemies you have made"
NO." replied Senator Sorghum.
"The man who loves you for the enc
mics you have made is generally the
kind of person who wants to stay
under cover and let somebody else
do the real fighting"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18
History's Rendition,

AS history repeats itself
For gain instead of glory,
1t tells, while counting gate receipts,
A pitiable story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

king Cotton" is having his mo-
ments of suspense the same as other
monarchs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

Carranza insists on at least being
recognized as the leading topic of
discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

The Evening Star. with the Sunday
morning edition is delivered BY carriers
within the city at As cents per month
daily only 20 cents per month. Sunday
only 20 cents per month. Orders may be
sent by mail. or telephone Main 244o:
Collection is made by carrier at the end
Of each month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-18

Daily Sunday included. month. 80 cents.
Daily. Sunday excepted. one month. 20 cents
Saturday Star. 81 year: SUNDAY Star. u 10 year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-02
FOR SALE

FOR SNLE Nutc.iur lur 300 head
Noyb Good Nalir came. straw AND
pasture Plenty waiter and pro'DrIol
NHI s,II feed ,huup ur keep stock
m 200 month Also fresh COW. fun
blood Jersey. second ,al' s -oud
one. price $1,000 and 20 luud regis.
tered Duruc giIi bred 90 larruu iu
March and April about time they
arc % scar old Price $4,000 A Cay
.uu. milo. southeast of NasH-
burn G-Gp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-02
too LATE To CLASSIFY

ruN SALE PEN pure bred black
auc haI. uDt winter layers. Nn'
Fillmore N-"t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-02

rUE rrNT Tuo rooms furnished
nr Hr.' housekeeping Si200 per.
muI 600. Ntu Nurcn Phone 900
7S-3t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-02
FOR RENT

NOR RE\r Nice clean rooms IN
pln tered house. close 10 g. go and
500 per week 2Ui West an 81.
24i-ti
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-02

HRAIps made iron rumhuge Elite
IIairdrcs. ng rarlor iG Fulua H'je
Phone a. -Aa.t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-02

FOH REST rum HhoJ rooms ,nr
ngu HUuu.uruu 'ub ruk
fa.tp
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-19
ORDER BUYERS ARE
THE STRONG FEATURE
TOR STEERS ASCEND To Ss.Ss;
FEEDERS To sT.ss.
shippers and Packers Pay Well For
Good IIogs-Mutton soars Little
Higher Every Day-I.ambs bring
~ High a. Nine Eighty.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March Ia
order buyers have been the strongest
feature OF the market this week. and
their demands. coupled with moderate
supplies since Monday. have prevented
GetlouH declines In the market. al
though prices close the week around
IS cents lower ON killing grades State
guarantees la the Fast against live
stock out Of Chicago have thrown a
good many orders 20 Kansas cts,
about eighty carloads of lat cattle GO
ing 20 Eastern killers from here Tues
day. and liberal shipments each day
nince. The embargo Is hurting CHI
cago badly. a drove of ~ big Kan
fas stecrs had bid OF $3.50 here
Monday. but the owner decided 90
try Chicago, and the cattle sold there
Wednesday az SS.25, losing the ship
per around five dollars head. from
the bid here Ton steers here this
week brought $3.50. few steers at
SS.35 20 $3.50. bulk OF steers S7,s5 Ia
$500. Cows Ecll largely al $3.50 %
50 90. odd head this week AZ $500,
hclfeTs up 90 SS.2b. most 90 the he'll
fers az $3.50 % S7,25. bulls S5.75 to
y6.g5. veal calves St0,50 Tor best a
good run OF quarantine cattle has besn
here this week. sales OF cake fed steers
mostly az $3.50 10 $3.50, 1900 90 1900
pounds average. common Oklahoma
steers yesterday az $500 10 tG,35, 700
TO $50 pounds average. shipments
from the beet pulp ana hay feeding
sections have been very light this
week. a few feeders at $3.50, ana fat
steers az ST.i5 and $3.50, Ensilage
and meal fed cattle from the Pan
handle sold al $40 10 S73b. weigh
ing around 1890 pounds. stooker and
feeder trade is strong. but Is meeting
some obstacles In the way OF changing
quarantine regulations. Prices range
largely from $500 20 $3.50.
Hogs are considerably higher this
week, due 10 light receipts. and a
strong order buying trade. Kansas
City prices have been 10 20 20 cents
above Chicago since the first Of the
week. and that much above the near
est Missouri river market price else
where. This premium applies 10
shipping grades, order buyers taking
"A third TO a half OF the run each
day. A feature has been very heavy
importations by packers from other
markets, for slaughter here, which
hogs are bought considerably lower
than the range Of prices here. Armour
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-19

Miss TITLE Ryland went NJ 10 SEQ
field Wednesday 90 take charge OF the
telephone exchange at that place until
arrangements could be made for tho
employment Of a permanent operator.
Or. Maionoy advertisea In this issue
OF Tho Advocate prices for dental
work that will appeal 10 everyone.
Those In need OF anything along this
line should take advantage ~ his un.
usual offer
Rev. James 4. Ferris has accepted
a paslorate at Benson. Arizona. Hts
many friends here will be pleased TO
learn that his health has greatly i'm
proved during his several months
rest on the coast.
II, H. Rogers and two youngest
children leave Price about the first OF
April Mr., Rogers viii visit the Ruby
Valley but In undecided where he viii
locate. At this time he plans 10 drive
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-19

through TO tho coas, and ylsI, the -.
position.
Louis Iowcnatcfn In the half oEns
OF one of the large grocery cstAhl,i.
mcnta In Detroit The business VA
started about n year ago. lila part
ner. n brothcr-in-law. has fun mAa.
agcmcnt Mr.. and Mrs Lowenssla
are now In the Michigan city. whay
they viii remain indefinitely. Of unt
they get homeSiok for Price.
George Aurlln. agricultural for n
utah-ldaho Sugar company. has wit
ten under date OF March ith that
John 4. Liant will come a. Price lkf
early part OF next week and enter iait
contract with the farmers OF Priot
Wellington and Spring Glen Cor b.
acreage OF hootE applied for Mr.. liant
II field manager for the utnh-idane
sugar company at PayHon and Is alb
tho mayor OF Puyson. lie b. a ven
capable man,
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-19
PRICE AND VICINITY.

Mayor Nell ". Madison of scoficld
Spen, yesterday In the county seat on
buhness,
MIRA r. NJ Miller OF Mt Pleasant. a
twin sister Of Mrs. George Ryland. n
Visiting the latter this week.
Charles DcIiord left Saturday Tor
his former homo In Mississippi and
plans 10 remain there permanently.
J. H. sharp went up 10 Salt Lake
Tuorday 60 attend the funeral of his
brother John shrap, who died Mon
duy.
J, W. Sterling left the first Of the
week for Phoenix. Arizona. whore he
has accepted a position with a former
employer
Harry CRANE H. In Nevada where
he oontcmplates going into business In
one 81 the townF Mrs craine viii
Join him shortly
T.. G. Lee came In from his Nlne-
mile ranch last Friday Tho road be-
tween here and Soldier ia IA worse
shape than In years
Jack James has been steadily gain
Ing In strength the past two weeks
and FOR the firFt time In many months
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-19

brought In eleven double decks today.
s. a =. eight singles. Cudahy sixteen
singles. shippers paid $500 O. $500
today packers SG.S5 90 SG.s5, receipts
1909 head,
sheep and lambs get little higher
every day top for the week being
paid today for lambs, $3.50, others az
s9.SO, The lambs were lacking In
quality today, tops Weighing only 20
pounds and the S9.S0 lambs 81
poundi. Ncarlings brought $500 yes
terday, ewes S7,75. wothers are worth
up 10 $500. feeding lambs Ss.25 60
ISIS.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-19
DOT FOR SALE.

Lot sOx1OO feet for sale Just east OF
Turner building on Main street spe-
cial bargain II taken at once. Terms
Inquire OF q. ID. Papas. 20 Commercial
Street. Salt Lake City. 41u
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-19
IL able to 60, out OF the house.

Mr. and Mrs. MllL Miller left Tues
day Tor Mohriand. their home Tor the
summer. Mr. Miller having signed up
with the Iiiawatha baseball team for
the season,
afr. and MrE. Wallace Lowry moved
Wednesday from the John Downward
to tho e. e. Mcwhinncy residence on
Sixth street Mrs Harry CRANE viii
occupy the Downward house.
Painless dentistry az extremely low
prices are offered by Or, NJ. V, Ma
loncy. Tho attention of readers OF
Tho Advocate ~ directed Co his dis
play announcement this week.
W - Olllon Of sunnyridc. formerly
the operator OF the local light aud
power plant. was here Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mr.. Gillon presented an
application 20 manage the Price plant
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-19

Rubber stamps Of every description
aold by The Adyocate.--Advt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-19

Mayor Nell NJ. Madison of scoficld
spent yesterday In the county seat on
hurincfr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
(Sortiebung aui Der S. Settle
~ ~ y
Gr5ieberiihes.

Is gibt Singe, iiber Die l immner
Wiebcr rcbcu mub, neil haS @ebGrtc
gar leidt per9eiicn miro, iclbit lpenu
es bon grDBter &ihtigfeit lit. Sas
gilt beipnbcrS bon 8~runbidecn iibcr
@r5iebun9. Gs lei II geitnttet. bier
iiber aus cinem Torrrnge cini9eS lpiez
oer6ugeben.
Sic Ginbriide, lpeld)e has ainb in
Den eriten Sabrsu ieines Saleins emf
pfdngt, linb gelpDbnlif fir Iein 9nnSes
Seben dusidlloagebenb. ,Sorn, Sclbits
Iudt, Snbiuht. @ei5, Gitelfcit. 9il9ens
b~nitigteit, lie iollen Idon IN iriibeiter
Sllgeno bcfGmsft lperoen. betdmpit
burd) @ortc, namentlid burd bas
quite @eiipiel Der Mutter. lpenn nDtbi9
and burh Straie. Scbr Su beflasen
lit, DAB 10 piele lmierer Ainoer. nenn
iic tnllm gebeu tpnnen. ia oft idpu
uprber, frcmbcn Seuten 5ur Gr5icbnng
~iiberseben lperben. Ial idbidt tic in
&leinfinperidulen. Ainberbeimc. Strip
pen II. /. 10, Su Die Wuttcr - leicer
- Dem Serbicnitc nnd)geben mub,
piellcidt abcr nlld,. neil lie - 81 be-
client iii, Die nrn,cn aleinen bcu aanicn
Gag I'M iif 81 bnbcnl llnb bod, fam
Hicmnnb Die Wfuttcr cricpcnl
Sinb Die &inbcr 9roBcr geporhcn.
10 miiicn lie crit red,t Den adnsen Sag
nlStpdrts Subrinaen. Sic miiicn
Shulcn beiihen, in Seniionuten unb
Snititutfn iid ~anfbdltcn nno 3ebre
Seiten burhmadben. llnb boh iinb oic
@ltcrn nid,t nnir sic @rndbrer. ionocrn
aud Die 9eborencn Sehrer ibrcr &iuber.
@enn Inberc bieic Irbeit an linen
tbrn. 10 iinb cS INNER mn Steapcrs
lrcter Der Gltern; bieie iino uno
bleiben Dor @ptt fir ibre ainoer perz
antiportlid,. @0seu alto Die Glteru
tpobl 5uieben, mas fir 2ebreru.
tpelhen 9cbrmeiitern iic ibre &inoer
unpertrauen.
0enn aber cine Spfier. elm iunser
@um in Der Sremoe iid auisubnltcn
geSpunsen III, 10 mus Gin roger bricis
liher &crfebr nit Dem Glterubdille
m~tcrbulicu luerbcn. llcbcr ale. ana,
Nic tleiniIcn %ortpmmniic in Der Ncis
NAH muR Gus nbpclcnbe ainb inter-
ridilet iciU. g. ion mid 70 oft ais
in6g.ih helltdli mtroen obsr lelbr Be
lnIe III Suule mafen. On blsibt IS.
! phlfou Gbpeicnn, nit ser Snmilic in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
! j I'm trauten familienkreile.

9ldltbig, pbgieid) audi id] Die Icltldnle
WiIdung oes &nliers bemcrtte. 3u
gcrne ipdre i) 9ernbe jest 5nr Sniel
btndrogefnhren; = ba5 bate bod,
red)t intereiiant iein miiiien, uber:
"Nee. Srduleinhen!" flnngs mir
dbermul5 allf meinc Bite eltgegen.
"@'rno' bieie Snia ti1's". meintc
SdJorid)l, ntpeld,e mid Den SluB fem
men gelebrt bat, lpic e5 ipnir mohl
taum geid)chcn mare. aodJ grant mir
Dor Dem idredlihen Gag, on DER
Sleden bort brdubcn nuf einmal ais
eln6igeS 6lrild9ebIiebeu lit BON az
Gem. pds friibcr brum ullb bran &C.
ipcicn. uno ipdr' bic nitt. beren
9tdmen bort auf Dem areu5e ircbt,
Damn = Damn CABS Ipobl beiit Elm
padr Gent peni9er bier I'M Shal."
Ser tiefe grnit. Der aus Dem ipnlt
gemilthlid,z freunolifeu @eitd,t bes
Ilten iprad. mad)te mid, ltubig.
.MDftet S6r mir ba5 nidt eiits
mai ~er6dblen, S6orihl?" bot ih,
lpdbrenb mir pieber 5uriidfebrten.
IS nd, narlm benn nidt, lpeun5
Sbnen Srellbe mad)t". Ia9te CT nud)
einem fr~ogenbcn @lif 5n Gcn3i. bic
'tridcno auf Dem @dnfhen laB uno
freunblid, 5uitinmenp nidtc.
Snlo bodte ih nuf DEM Hnien 5u
Sil6en Der beibcn Iltcn, uno nad)bem
SGoridl iein Yfeifden frjlh g%eitopft.
be9dnn er. tief ntbemboleub: ,Nift
INNER iii Der Strom ba prunt' 10 rubis
onbinaefloncn mie iett; gar oft ihon
lit cr milo mo mbdupig bcrausgcities
gen ulls Ieinem Vett unb bat IlleS,
Ille5 nit iid iprt9enommcr. mas i6nl
III Den Wc9 getpmmeu lit. Oils bait
er nimnler Elas genilg, bat er g~eri11en
ltno ge5alllt am feiten @runb. 10 lnng'
bis Der nucJgeben bat mn bis aus Dem
ld%)nldlen. pilben SluB Elm 10 GROCER
Sec geporben lit. Sort. 20 nuf Der
fIeinen SnieI bas areu5 irebt, nlli oeme
iclben 6lnb. iii por pielen Suhrcn eirl
| Siittl 9citdnoeu - feIt unb iid)er &C.
bnrlt, mic fir ciuige 3citeu; rings her,
I'M WicIcn, b%lilbcnbe Sbitgdrten.
SamStag mars grab ba5umal. lpic
Die 8eihidbt' nit DEM See p%oiIiert lit,
unb in bem &iittl mar Gin lungs @cib
nit 5tpei &inpcrn, cinem 5lpeiiGbri9cn
Vnben nnb einem nht Wonut alten
Sirnol. oQcin bnbcim. Sic bat fleibi9
id)nffen miiIien tngsiiber. bantit IN
SuuS rnb Spf Niles recbt fluppem Ipllt
mo ibr Wdnn, etn 9robcr gfid)l, nid1ts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
(3um Selte @arid @cburt.)
(Aus ,Sciertassslpden" Don ~. 81

Iu ltillen Sommerdbenncr, lpenIl
sic lpoblpcrbicntc Seierltmoe, 9cfpnz
men, rcnn scr leiIe Ibcnbbaltd Die
IeBteu Conc bes perbnllenocn .Ipe
Maria" eGdlltclo fortgetrugen, ipeitbin
81 bcn ierner. blduen Bergen, Die
rrdlmeriid bineirragen in Die ouuz
telnben @olfen Der n~abeuoen Haht, oa
Sichen nit ben Sonen aild) meme Sc
Sdnfcn tort - neit fort ilbcr Die
Gipiel Der hdmmerigen Serge, on oic
frudtgeIe9neten llfer eines ltol5en
Strome5, Der, bon Den Slpcn berab
ein pilper 8eiele. i'm lieblifen Sbdle
ipie Elm iilberid)uppiser, be~l9lieernoer
@iirtel babin5iebt.
Sc itilcr eS baum rin9sum miro,
beltp mdd)ti9er lpdflt Die SebnIuht
nab icncm lieblihen, parabieiiIh
idDnen Slettfen Grbe. 100 Der Strnm
Dor Sabren burd) cine Grorntihung gu
eirem See 9cipeitet. nat) elmer Seite
bin bas flad)e llier zines ianft alf>
iicigenScn Siigcls nit 'ieiucu fiber
gruuen @eacn beipiilt.
Son lie6eu Sctounteu ein9elaoeu.
ncilte iG Dor mcbrcrMr Sabren einigc
8od,en lang nn bieiem trnulihen,
iucltperiprencn Serrfen. nm bier, mad,
i%lbcrltanpener Nrautbeit, III friId,er
Ilpenluit mieocr 5m geneien. Stuns
beulan9 tonntc iM ba oft title iisen
unb Dem ~melopiiden 8ellen9emurmel
Iaulhen. S%tunoenlnns tonnte id. Den
2nui beS @aiiers beobabtenb, mid
frcuen. ipenn cine groBere Welle in Der
Mitie bcs Gees ou9elangt, bort an Der
flcinen SuIcl, Die lid mebrere @eter
brett ariinitimmcrnb ans Den pciten
Slutbcn lob. anpralltc unb. Serjtiebeub
IN .pciBcn @iid,t. i'm peiten 8oseu
5~uriidlpld) ans llfer.
Ser feline 9anbitreiien I'M Gee. i'm
@olfemmnSc Die .Iuc @orias Sniel".
mar eii Sbc;l bes friibern Sln6uiers,
Der md &iaeri.ono 9eleiitet. ais elm
mGd,li9er SluirIbr Der Glemente elm
betr1hl!ih' StiiG Sooen IoSeeriNci,
urO mi; Alien, mae Sordui acitanecn.
in Zen Siuttcn fcgro6.n GGi. 0Da!
rtiIeu aodj inlaer Die nets lsli ans
iiilmenbca 8ogen StId IN, Stid Del
Smell init i'd, iori. iulo BAH Disle;hi
mirI ein grDBsrer Gtarm Den ieSicr
AeH ub~ertuuuoen barsr, uno bas sro6s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
fUr die kebe 1u9end.


mes. AMI ariegsfuB seiteute5 Seer
BARTLETT. Sesbalh bat Der SeIbberr
cine In3ahl boherer, b~eipdbrter Sffi@
6icrc bel iif, Die i'm in ieber @eife
untcrItileen ourd Ratb, @~eiter9abe
llno Surhfiibrilng ieiner Seteble.
3lIoem abcr uerfiist Der Seeresleiter
iiber cine Heibe unentbebrliher Siliss
mittel. 5ierbin 5dblen in eriter
2inic Die aarten, Die linn aui enaem
HalIm Den lleberblid iiber bunocrte
aiIometer meites @efGnoe uno
Stlnftfelo aeitntten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Waria i'm 5elnc.
@on &c. St ~

9raub'. melt I'M Seloe. periuittert.
gran,
Gteht Elm &apellden: Ser Sieben Srdu.
Ser iiiben Iutter bes Serrn, setpeibt,
Sn ldngiI pcrsanscner alter 3eit.
@creqngen Die 3eit unb mas tic im
SdpoS
@ctrdeen an triibciu mn beitcr'm
Zoos;
@eroeiien 10 picle. bic bier gctnict,
&cipeint, aebctet, BON Sdntcr6 pnrd)s
gliibt.
SD IQes poriiber - Das cine blieb -
Ser @oitesmltter erbarmenoe 2ieb'.
Vcidpdr3t pom Nltcr id,dllt bod 10
milo
Sod INNER aui ms ibr liebes Bib.
Gin &rdn5iein idmiidt es. ais Sicbess
pfunb
SInitloS 9emunbcn pon trommer
Sanb.
llno Slumen ans @alb unb Slur
uno Selb,
Su Siiben bat nan tic ibm 9eitclit.
llnb Sic, bercn Icg upriibergebt.
@eib'u Dir, o Srugirau, etn Till
Sebct:
.Su bait scbolieu, Oh biliit audi
bout.
llno pirit ms bclfen 5u naer 3eit!"
~ - -
Wic Der Il6fer- Shurihl oas ,Npc
Maria" beten lernte!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
3Grtlihfett unter VDgeln.

Ils inn Sftpher zines Sobres sic
SdJpalben iid 5llr Teilc nnd) pdrnlcs
rem Simmeleltridcn mihidtcn. be-
merftc man an chem Srtc cine groBe
Slnsabl berielbeu. Ole. ibrem ~lebbaiten
@e3lpitld)er 5uiolge. einen Hatb inter
iih 6u balten ld,icnen. @ulb entDedte
man Die llriahe papon. Cine Der
Sdipalben hattie Den Sliigcl Serbroden
unb fonnte ibr Nett nidt perlallcn.
Sbre @efdbrten ildten nm Die arme
Seipenbc aui ale mo9lide @ciie 5u
ermutbi9cn, ihiltteltcn an Dem Heit.
itieBeu beiti9c, itarfc Gone aus. I'M
tic gum Slugc 5u pepegen, alciu Iues
umj0nlt.
Sic lln9liidlidDe permoctte ibren
@inlaomn9en niht 81 fol9eu. ga 500
Der Sdrparm cnblit ab. perluiic, aber
blieb Ger leibenpe &osel niht. Cine
ein5ige Shnlbe niitete iid bel Der
trunfen 9leif)iam oils barmbcr5i9e
Sdypelter uno Yilegerin cin u,o trlg
ibr tG9lih Ole notbise Nabrung 3il.
Sies pauertc 10 lansc. bis Die @inter>
fdlte cintrat uuo Die grbe lid nit
bobem Sdnce beneftc. Seet flog Die
ior9iumc Yiie8criu persebIid aus. nm
Nobrnns fiir iid) mn Die Arantc 5u
iud)cn. Sic nrlncn. cinnnoer 10 Sdrts
lid, lie6eilben Shiercbem ipIrcn obne
3lpciicl clcnbiglidN iim9etommcu. bGttc
nidt Gin m~itlcipi9sr Nahbur idglid,
in Der Hdbe beo Ncltcs 8Drucr 9eitrcut.
pom bencn Die Sdlpalben, 9liidlid) ibr
0cben friitetcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Nendclei.

Serr Gum aleioerbanoler, bel Dem
er lid, Gncn lleber5ieber talicn
mil oSasel Sic bod, enolidl, wdS
Der lleber;ieher toiteu lull."
.SsG aeniere nif'S il idNcL IL
bilig iii err"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Gr;iehuns bes &inbeS sum- Ueben.

SADtsVuNS y 'sc~ DNb
Cine ali9abe Der Ilitter lit cs.
in Dem ainbe Die Srcuoc au @eben
ipodj5urufen. Sus ainb milB es
dis cine Gbrc aniebcn, lpenn es bon
Icinem Sudden pber &onfcft mittbeilcu
bari. G5 rnuB ibm cine 8cnltgtbuuug
icin. pcrn bic Mtltttcr ppn ieinem
Sudden perilld)t, Dber ipeun - Den
Sienltbptcn etipns bunon dbgebcn fanu,
pper einem frnnfen &inbe I'M Sduie
ooer in Der Tahburid)ait etipas brins
gen bari. gs ioa fem Srua Dor
bunben lein. Der oas aino 8ipingt. lous
bern freubis muB es mittbeilen. -
Chen frobliden 8eber bat @ott lieb.
SuS Mittbeilen erfprDcrt INNER Elm
perionlibes Gntineens bdrum lit es
Safle Der Grjiebung. III DEM &inbc
Die Srcuoe am @eben 5u ipeden.
Sic Iutter Iaiie Die Ilnpien. ipz
lpeit es mDglif lit, an Den armen
Iann. bic frnnfe Srall. oas buns
aernpe &inb. Durf Die Sanb bee
&inbes 9eben; bas ipctt bnS Wits
lcib uno lcbrt @armber5iafcit iiben.
Sns &inb lernt Die @ubrbcit bes
Wortes: v@cbcn iii ieligcr ais Ncbs
men. om t%iefiten fenneu, penn es
lid lelbit etlpas ent5ie1t, I'M anbes
rem einc Sreube 5u maiden; barrm
lcite Die Mutter es ba5u an. Gs lit
burcbnus nidt rittig. menn man
Dem ainbc. bus nit l"trublenoem
@eiihte leine Site herunnreid]t, 1ast:
.Saufe. bebalte bns nur oao iit fiir
Sid, 2inp!" Sicic fnlid)c @iite
unterbrildt Die 0ebeireubiSfeit Oes
ainbcs; CO maht bas &ino lelbit@
iiihtig. Man muB aah amebmen.
pus elm Sinh einem unbietet. ielbir
tpcnn es nit ipenig iuuberen 6dnbd,en
nngebpteu miro umo bas Sebotene nift
perloGcnb du5iiebt. Gin tinblide5
@eihenf bari mnn ni6t seringidldeiS
bcbulbcln; bus weihe &inpergemitb
lit leid)t p%erlpunbet, ino Die Srerpe alll
Mittbcilen mirb pernidtet. Is mddt
tcinen gllten Siuorud. penn ein &inb
etipns GBbarcs, Dos. - sum 0eIdent
erbielt. hurtber5ig por DEN Nugen an
berer ainoer per5ebrt linb tetnc Noti6
bon ibrcn iebniiidtigcn @lidcn nimmt.
ODER ipenn co ou3 Sing reritedt uno
beimlido persebrt. Dor Nacm iebc
Die Wutter barauf, baB eS aleu- leincu
8eihwiirern bnpou mittbeilt.