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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-31
Commercial Club Meeting

The regular meeting of the club
will be held Tuesday evening OF next
week. Members are urged to be pre-
sent
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-31
SEPTEMBER 7 THE DATE
State and Federal Authorities Agree
Upon Duck Season

Forest Supervisor Mains has re-
ceived the following communication
from State Game Warden Jones in re-
gard to the opening of the duck sea-
son in Idaho:
81 am advised this morning by fed
eral authorities that the federal duck
law has been made to open the season
from September 7th to December 10th
l am very well pleased with this rul-
ing and would be glad to have all our
men respect it."
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-31

The foundations for the burner is
completed and excavation is in pro-
eress for the boiler and engine build
ing.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-31

Sheriff Nichols left yesterday for
the upper part of Gem county to dis
tribute election supplies to precinct
officers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-31

A grading outfit came in Friday
and is engaged in leveling the ground
on the eastern end of the mill grounds
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-31
FIRST NATIONAL IN
new HANDS
C.. A. West of Kansas City Buys
Controlling Interest in
Banking Institution.

BY the purchase of the stock OF
John McNish and others, C. A. West
of Kansas City, Mo-, has acquired a
controlling interest in the First Nat
ional Bank of this city and will have
active management of its affairs. AT
a meeting of the directors Tuesday
evening, Mr. West was elected dir
ector and vice president. No changes
in the clerical force are contemplated.
In an announcement by the bank
officials the following has been given
out:
Mr.. C. A. West of Kansas City, Mo-,
decided to locate in the West in the
banking business. Emmett friends in
duced Mr.. West to include Emmett in
Jthe prospective locations in his trip.
Emmett's future prospects, its ad-
yantages of soil, climate, stock and
fruit strongly appealed to MIR. West
and he decided Emmett was the place
for him. He has purchased the stock
of ]. McNish and others until he has
secured control of the First Nation
al Bank by comfortable margin over
half. He will make numerous i'm
provements from time to time.
Mr.. Vests family will move to En-
NETT right away: meanwhile he will
be actively engaged in plans and
changes looking toward the building
of big powerful bank of strength,
character and aggressiveness antic-
ipating the large Emmett that is
now to materialize.
Mr.. West was elected a director and
vice president at a special meeting
held Tuesday He is now in charge
of the management.
The First National was the first
bank established in Emmett. 1t re-
ceived its charter in 1902, the year
Colonel Dewey built the Idaho North
ern railroad into the city, and began
business in a corner of Frank Cros-
sons store building, at the corner OF
Main and Boise avenue. Then John
McNish erected his brick block and
the bank was moved into the corner
room, where it has remained ever
since. The first officers and directors
were: Walt Sebree, president; W. K.
Cartwright, vice president; E. X.
Hayes, cashier; John McNish and Z.
P. Bilderback. A few years later, Z.
P. Bilderback was elected president
and John McNish, vice president. Mr..
Bilderback and Mr.. Hayes held those
positions until the latter part of May,
1910, when their interests were ac-
uuired by A. F. Isham and George
Smell of Caldwell R. B. Shaw, then
assistant cashier, was promoted to the
cashiership, and continued In that
position until year ago. c. b. Pol
ly succeeded Mr.. Shaw and is still on
the jog. Mr.. Isham was elected
president upon acquiring an interest
He was later succeeded by George
Durham, who is still president.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-31
PRIMARY ELECTION ON
TUESDAY
Candidates for State and COun-
ty Offices to be Selected
School Election Also.

The primary election for state and
county offices comes Tuesday of next
week. The polls will open at 10
o'clock in the morning and close at
8 o'clock at night. The polling places
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-31
Born

Last evening, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Marker, a daughter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-31

Last Smiths Ferry Excursion of the
Season.
Sunday September 3rd. Fare only
S1.5O. Don't miss it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Wabre %1yreunbihaft.
(&pn Cutie 9 III NJ

aenuit gu Die Sreunbitait pobl, bie
bube, bebre,
Sic nit Dir alien Shmcrj uno
&ummer trdgt.
Geripl9ung. a%rdutung. 6dB uno Giles
Sd)iperc,
8as Dir I'M aampf bcs Sebens
auferlegt.
&ennir bu Die Sreunoihait lpobl, Die
lid)te, refine,
Die NIT @ertruuen 9ldlibi9 duIlpdrts
lddut,
8erihmdheno @antelmutb uno allies
&leine,
Su Sturm uub 8etter itanbhaft pir
pcrtrdlt.
&ennit pu sic Sreuubidaft lpohl, bic
srobe, cd)te,
Sic elmer Seele Itbem, @liif uno
9ift,
60 lei setroir, es lit bic ipabrc.
redte,
8 CLAUDE mir, oanu pantt uno meiHt
ne U1Tr.
Sic iliebt bid nidyt uno bat nlh II e
Elm Snbe,
limb lie peradtet Der &erleunbung
Inft,
60 srob unb i6ou uuo pbne ale
@enoe
Sab id Die ipnrc Sreunoihaft
mir gebdd)t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Des Onkel's Brief.

Liebe Kinder. Diese Woche babe
ich keinen Brief tiber die ''Tanzfrage"
erhalten. Hoffentlich werden deren
umsomehr n;ichste Woche kommen.
Damit das Interesse an der Debate
aber NIGHT erstirbt, lege ich Euch hier
das letzte Dekret DIES Papstes iiber
Tanzvergniigungen vor. Els wird Euch
ganz gewisS yum ernsten Nachdenken
anregen. Ich entnehme dasselbe den
"Acta Apostolicae Sedis" (No. 81.
I'm verlossenen Jahrhundert hat
SIGH in den Yer. Staten Won Nord-
Amerika der Branch eingebiirgert. ka-
tholische Familien zusammenZurufen
Zu TanZen, die, NIT anderen
geselligen Unterhaltungen durch viele
Stunden der Nacht hindurch anzuhal-
ten pfiegten. Dafiir wurde ais Grund
und Ursache angegeben. dass dadurch
die Katholiken SIGH gegenseitig besser
kennen lernen k0nnten IN enger ver-
einigt werden wiirden durch die Bande
der Liebe und der Caritas, und dass
auf desc Weise fir dieses oder jenes
quite Werk die n6thigen Mittel aufge-
bracht werden k6nnten. Jene aber, die
desc Zusammenkiinfte ankiindigten,
oAlu z llS dSh NoLSilN lNlll lCu, WI
rem gew0hnlich die Letter irgend zines
frommen U~nternehmens, und NIGHT sell
ten sOgar die Pfarrer oder Pfarrgeist-
ltchen.
Dagegen haben die Bisch0fe. OBJ
gleich sic die CUTE Absicht jener. die
desc Time ver~anStalteten. nicht in
Zweifel zOgen, trotzdem. den Schaden
und die Gefahren dieser eingefiihrten
Praxis einsehend. es ais hire PLIGHT
erkannt, sic III verurtheilen und haben
deshalb in Con. 800 DIES 3. Plenar-Kon-
zils Won Baltimore folgendes ange-
ordnet
"Wir ordnen an, dass die Priester
fir die Abschaffung jenes Cnfugs, Iu-
sammenkilnfte nit Tdnzen ('Balls')
fir die F0rderung wohlthatiger Inter
nehmungen zu yeranstalten, Serge
tragen."
Vile es nun aber hiufig in mensch-
lichen Angelegenheiten gent, tingen die
urspriinglich von der Klugheit und Ge-
re~chtigkeit angeordneten Gebote an,
mach ind mach In Vergessenheit zu ge
rathen. ind der Branch der Veranstal-
tung Won Ballen z~uzunehmen, UNI gu
LETT auch i'm. nahegelegenen Kanada
Platz zu g~reifen.
Die ehrw. Water der HI. Konsistorial-
Kongregation, dieses allies erkennend
ind nachdem sic sowohl die Ansichten
der mcisten Bisch0fe geh0rt und die
A~ngelegenheit nit grossem Fleiss ge-
prtift haben. entscheiden. dass die Nor-
schriften DIES 3. Baltimorer Konzils un-
bedingt befolgt werden mtissen; una
der Gutheissung des HI. Waters Papst
Benedict XIV. unterworfen, haben sic
entschieden, dass rs irgend welchen
Priestern. seien sic Ordenspriester oder
WeltprieSter, oder anderen k~lerikalen
Personen, verboten sci, die oben er-
wihnten Balle zu veranstalten. oder III
fUrdern, uud Zwar auch III dem Falle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Wp5m bic Yrieiter gut limb.

Gin feiuer Serr llub eiu Irbciter
iaBen uIleiu in elmer @iienbubu 3uz
lamnleu. Iu elmer Citation ging elm
Yrieiter auf uno ab, Den 3ug err
lparteub.
SobaIb Ser ieiuc Serr pen @eiitz
Iihen erbIidte, iagte CT ipottiid gu
Dem Irbeiter: rWp3u mo9eu bieic
Selltt ppbl ba icing" Sod 1ubcre
iGlimmere 8urte fiigte er bin5u, Die
mir aber unterbrilden pollen.
Ser 3u9 9ing lpciter. @uIb bar
AM iagte Der Nrbeiter: nNier iiub
mir in elmer iebr piloeu 0escub uub
Die ndcbite Stutipu III nod iebr peit.
@euu ih MN eiumul uuf Den De-
pauteu fame, Sic 81 ermorbeu unb
Sbrc Seife 3um Scnitcr b~inauSs
merfeu! @ie leidt giuge bus?"
Ser icine Serr, DEM IS ifou ulz
heinlIit purbe. itotterte: Sd babe
nihts bel mir, 81 lpitrbeu Sic niht
piel betpmmen."
~@i, has meiB ih beiier". perieete
Der Nrbeiter; sic iiub beute nod,
bel ciuem Banter 9clpeieu no id)
urbeitctc. Sd lpeiB gang 8enau. paB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
! = I'm trauten familienkrei(e. :


lei Su fem unb an porne6m, UNI elm
9anbtperter su iperoen. er paiIe mn
fir elm Bureau ooer hinter Die 16efe.
8eIpiB, es muB aud 8ureuusebilfen
nnb Snnoluu9slebrlinge seben, pern
aber bsute fait orei Siinitel Der aus
hsr Shule eutlai'eneu auuben nlei>
nen, lie ieien au gut iiir Die @erf<
Itdtte. 10 lit bas perfebrt uub mug
notbtpenoi9 uuseiunbe 3uitdnoc ber>
beifiibreu. 3as Sanoipert bat aud
bent3utage nod, !uenn allh geraoe
teinen golbeuen, 10 bod immerbin
nod eincu iilbernen 8pben, uno
Silbcr lit aud etipus pertb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29

ReIroe, Winu., IA. SUM '16.
-@riiB Sid 8ptt. Iieber Cntel!
@riB Gut 8ott. liebe Neffen unb
Nitten! Sier bin ih pteber! Sd
mill aber nid)t5 @c9riibelte5 ifrciben..
benn bas lit ntht gut filr metne
Stonbeit uuo lteber Sufel, i'd
bin Die ihonitc 8llme unierer Sc
mile! Shaoe, baB feline 9tloer I'M
~Spretiaal" gebrudt perben. IonIt
f0untet Sbr ale iebr letdt feititeQen,
DAG id red)t babe.
Bonn 4. bis 3um II. SUM batter
mir Wtiiiion bier. @ott lei Sant,
babe ih es fertig eebra6t, bis gum
@nbe ulIs3llburrcn. go mas lit mir
in meinem 2ebeu nod niht pprgefome
menI Spifentlih bats geboIfer, benn
es luuroe mir oft geia9t, i6 bate es
Iebr nptbtpenbig.
Nm is. sunni tpirb bier Der hodtu.
neugetpetbte Sriciter Soiepb Wolter
ieire Yrintij feteru. Sa itebeu jest
'iton Die 2eute auf Der StraBe IT'LL,
itreden Die Naie in Die Guft uro argus
mcutiercu iiber bu5 Wetter. SAT- ale
n9uiiiea" Der @egcuo itnb barilber
3errllpft iporocu. - rs re9net, e5
regnet uiht. e5 regnet bod, uip. :. !"
Gi9entlid) ppQte id 9lcid 3u Gnz
lang meiueS Sriefcs Elm poar 0tul
frdftig in Die Yoiuuue tlteu, Inn Die
eingeItlufenen Neffeu unb Niften
uui5ulucdeu. Siub bus aber Shlafz
milsenl Sber ba6en lie iolh' cine
Ingit, einen oeutiten 8rief 5uiams
men3uifmieren? Come on bops,
COME on girlSl 8atc MP!
Seio IQe redt ber3lid gegriiBt bon
Sbefla Shils.
Srte MIR trditig brauf lbs. liebe
Nidte, pieleiht bilft5 pasl Su
fcnult ppbl oas @ebidt,
~.... llno i) hcgc Die &ers
mllthung,
SaB aud ser YoIauue Sutllng
Waudem ipobl bel Gag uno
Naht.
Seine 9rpBe Srellbe maft !"
Sd periihere Sir aber, baB Seiuer
.Soiaune Sutung", mir iebr grpbe
Sreuoe oemaft bat. Cute nlIr ettpas
0~fterer. @arum itreibit On niht
ieoe 8ode, ODER ale 5pei 8ofeu
eiucu fleinen 9rief2 Sas tpiirbe
ettuas 2eben in Die 9ube briugenl
Mrtf Gin balbiges 8ieheriebeu i'm,
,Sprehiuul Sc Sufel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Il f1r die liebe 1ugend. !


Sic bort 10000 Iart einfaiiiert hn>
ben, uno bos @elo lit bort in Sbrer
8eiietaihe, aber metu 6err", fubr
Der brape Nrbeiter fort, Sic bobeu
pon mir nthts 5u fiirdteu, ih bin
bon Srieiteru er5oBen lporbeu uuo
oa3u, ouB nan @pttesfurd)t uno Heb@
Iidtett lcrnt, bu6u iino Die 9rieiter
GUT. = Ser feline 6err aber idpieg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29

dasS desc eur F0rderung oder Inter
sttltzung zines gutes Werkes oder fir
irgend eiuen guten Zweck veranstaltet
werden; ebenso wird allen klerikalen
Personen verboten, bel solchen Tanzen
anwesend zu sein. wenn desc eventuell
Won Laien veranstaltet werden.
Der HI. Water befiehlt, las dieses
Dekret allgemein ais Gesetz a%nerkannt
und Won allen pfichtgetreu befolgt
verde, u~ngeachtet irgend welcher ge-
g~entheiliger Anordnungen.
Gegeben Zu Rom Won der HI. Konsi-
storial Kongregation, am 81. MARI
1916.
G. Card. De Lai.
Ep. Sabinen, Sekretar.
Thomas BOggiani,
Archiep. Edessen, Beisitzer."
&inhesliebc.
..aius Der Siingere. romiider
&pniul uuo Stuttbalter, lebte i'm
eriten Subrbunbert nad Gbriitus uuo
mar geraoe CUR 3eit. OILS Der furhtz
bare Iusbrud bes @eiup Die Staot
Tumpeii uub llm9ebuug 5eritorte,
in Der beorpbten 8egenb. Sober
padte raid ieine 6nbieligfeiten 5uz
iammeu unb iutte ieiu 8etl in Der
Sllmht. Nlr Ylinius ltunb ilehenh
Dor ieiuer Wutter, Der eigeneu Sc
fnbr niht ad1tenb, unb beihipDrte Die
8reiitu. lie mogc ith ieiuem trditiget
Irme nlp%ertrnten; CT tperoe 1e III
Sidlerbeit %briugcn. Die nlte Srull
pauote ale 8ereotiamteit auf, i'm CUR
Sludt gu belpe8eu unb lie Dem Sope
gu ilberluieu, Der ibr ia ~obuebies
idon uabe itano. Sic filrchtete, linn
elm SinoerniB auf Der SIudt 81 icin.
gr aber iprnd) Die Ifoueu @orte:
.2iebc Wtlttcr. cher ipiIl id DEN
ihredlttiten 5ob an Sciuer Seite erz
Ietoen, oils Sid in Der 8efabr aQetu
lu1Ien."
Or nabnt bie itipn6e Srau frog
ibres @ioeritreben5 nuf ieine Nrmc
uub trug lie burch Seuer, Hauh unb
glide an elm iid)erca YldBfer. lluo
Soft lobnte ieiue finbIid)e Siebe uub
lieB i'm unperiehrt nit ieincr theus
rem Gait mad Sauie fpmmeu. Inbere
batter in Der Gle ibre &oitbarfeiter
gerettet; Dem YIinius nber biinfte
fpItbdrer al5 NQes bas Sebeu iciuer
tbeureu Wutter. HIiniIS mar Elm
6cibe, lpelh it6ueS Scilpicl nber gibt
CT ridt ms Ileul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29

4ir,N
t per'-
"a NIT
&onl.
uilgell
N noe.
iG,te
I Sig.
e ans
IS bel.
)eater.
bi,urr.
Yro-
}, baB
3ipie.
polite,
I chen
II bd3
no baS
m 6ro.
iobalS
Il mar,
b iiber
Fi,b. 10
tie emit.
Ebrpio.
ipieoer
lbrello
Iniid,-
h nbcr
ipiilerll
porioc
re 90.
baBte
ilanas.
lninfeit
,elnlste
b Sans
m ui,0
'red,en.
,ad)tete
DIT beS
Is per.
Ere So.
Duihte
|raulte5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29

- Sic 8limc Der 3uirieocnbcit
bliibt am idIGnlteu in, @artcn Der 3uz
riid9escaenbeit.
u Solihbeit lit iortJeiesrc 2ilgc
in @prt unS Chat,
Iur Die burd) @otteelicbe &C.
ieitigte Suseno bleibt int Sturmle pes
2ebens fart mic Die eide.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
@ie mautes 9anb ieinen 9tamcn
befnn.

Nls bie Sponier I'M Sabre 1881 in
Yeru eiuriitteu, ertuubtgten lie lid bel
ben Singebpreneu uad Dem Numen
bes 2anbes. Sieie aber sIaubteu,
man frase lie, lpas lie ndreu, unb
antlpprteten: uSeru", 3. b. ~@ir limb
Slider"
Die gntoeder Ser Sbilippiuenz Ssuiel
2r3on lpolteu bereu Hnnlen eriabren
llno ipnrtoteu iih nit tbrem Iulieseu
an Die Srauen, Die geraoe NIT Rableu
beitdftigt paren; bieie buhteu, Die
Sremocn tpoIIteu piiieu. mas lie oa
madten, uno iagten: ~~Su3pu", D. b,
,Wir mubIen."
Sic G%tnippbner BON Seuerlaub
ununte man Yeiherdb, neil lie bel
ibrer gntbedung oft in tlGgIihent
Gone: "Yeiherab", 3. b. v@ir iiuo
Cure Srcunoe", riefeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
3atbpliidlcr Sirdenfalsnber.
0 o II: uerEorsuer 5GaI.
Nltt. Is, Ito.

(Suli.)
9. 9. Narid 9eimInbuns. Otto, o.
8. 30. g%ulo9ius. Guntolius. Selioo.
4. 8. ulrifj. 2auriamis. Bertha.
5. R. Int. Rar. 3aceur. Somitius.
6. 8. Soar. Siaius. 8oboleou, Wt.
7. S. Grill II. R~etbobius. Wiuibalo.
8. 9. glilab. b. Yort. Rilinn II. @ef.
Gum Beite Der bl. Apuitel 1etrns urh
Haulns.
(29. Suni.)
Sic gdulem unicres @lmlbens TaBt
ui,s ebren,
Oie mutbie emit fir Seil Neib
aeitrebt,
Sie burd Deg Rreuses gilaoenroue
9ebren
Die !Ser5sn neu init Sintn,elslidt
belebt
l1nb. gaIt's, Die arnft Der 8abrbeit gu
bcfpdbren.
@cr EuaI uu1b 9nnoen nift 5nriidc
ocbebf.
Biz 9eibe BDtt Der 9err opm Sims
MeIstbrone
Srrt Wnrtertoe berici CUR Sreubens
frcne-
On SrIg. bnTauf seieitist itrbt Der
BlnIbc.
Can't Retrus, I~farfer Dirt. Der Stride
Sprt.
I1na on. ben Botf .rbob pom Siinbe,i>
iraube.
Snntf EnuIus. Sampler fir Der
Bohrbeit Wort
q beITi. oab uus Der Seino bas 8ut
niht rmlbe.
Sas uns seIeitet i'm Berbnnnunssort.
5ae B%Inubensaut. oniir ibr SliIt uno
4ebeu
in Bit rem Glnien trenbbou litz
9e9eben.
9. IaBt bic 2iebe bod in nns ent@
bremen,
Sic naber bin su Soft Ole Sersen
trnst,
GO piele iino, Die Seiun iiht bea
tenneH.
@eil elite Wenifenp,rht Die See!c
begt,
Delft, baB nlih bieie ols ibr Seil ibn
rlenner,
3es Sers in eiebe ieinen 8ldnb'een
ihldst;
erflebt bon GoH. baB balb Die Stnnbe
tperbe.
Su MIR elm !Sirt piro iein nno cine
Serbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
Wns ipn Der Sunse werben?

SdS Suoe DeS S6ul1dbreS III tptes
Der Do unb 10 manbe Sauilie ltebt
iebt Dor bieIem YrobIem: .Was ioll
Der Surge tuerben?"
Gs brauht ni6t seiast 5u iperoen,
baB Die senannte Srase fir Sieieuiz
gen, Die lie betrifft, Die 3ebensfrage
bilbet. Sepor mir iebuh foIsenoe Sc
banfen zines berporrasenoem Su9euoa
biloners bieriiber gum 9eIten seben,
m6ften mir allen Slteru, Die es II
sebt, 5urufen:
I. 2aliet guer &inb NIT Der Snt>
ideiouus, lpas eS luerben ipiu, niht
iparten bis gum Sage Der Gnt@
laiiuns, Die 8abl miB iriiber ses
troffeu iperoen.
2. 5ebt gu6 iriib5eitig nad)
einem tiid,tiseu Weiiter ooer Yrin>
oipal nm; nod lan9e nitt ieoer
Weiiter ober Srinaipal bari Gud gut
genu9 fir Guer ainb iein.
3. Sorgt bafiir, buS Der giutritt
in bic Stele iofort nah gntlaHung
aus Der Sfule itattfinoet; uidts lit
ndn1lth peroerblifer, ais ipenu Der
Sunge iid dht pber mebr Gage IiiBenl
Nittstbun bin9ibt, inter Dem 0pr>
panbe. er miiiIe iid crit Elm lucnis
bon ben Strapaden Der lun9en Stuls
5cit erbulen; tuer ldnSerc 3eit binz
ourd bas 9un1meln 9~efoitet bat,
lpirb lid ipdter idlper mebr 81 ansez
%itreugter Mrbeit ueritebeu.
Nlio, iuas iou Der Sun9e lperoen?
@inige %antiporteu: oaSiclbe, mas Der
Batter III; mauder Batter ia9t: %or
Illenl nIr uidt. ipas ih bin. @iele
Saubiperfer Ipreden: Nles. uur tein
6anhiperf. Infer 8etpdbrsmunu iu9t
Sol9enoeS:
1. Dor NQem muB bel Der Wabl
bes 8eruieS Die Neigun9 bes 8raben
i'll getratt 8e3pgen lperoen; III Den
aaerneiiteu Hdlen bat bieie uuo mur
bieie ben Ilsibla9 81 Sebeu. Die
Heignne. nit anberen @ortcu, Die
2uit uno Siebe 81 eiuem Sufe ilbers
ipinoct leiht ale Shpierigeiten.
Suit unb Siebe 81 einem
Ding.
Iaht ale Iiibe uub grbeit
gering."
Selblrperltdnolt6 tam llnn oarr
auf o~ffenbar tborifte N~eisungen fciue
Hiidiidt genonrmen iuerben.
=. gntiheibet lid Der Sobn bon
ielbit unb obne ieelide geeiniluiiuns
fir oas Sdnoiperf ooer bas 8eihdit
bes @aters, gut, 10 ion CT lueroen,
mas Der Batter 1T, % iist es lton ets
mas I'M Dilute. Spdit ocrfebrt aber
ipGre s3, ia iinbbaft, lpem ma und,
bieier Scite bin cincn 3pan6 aus
iiben ipoGltc.
8. Cat lid her Sunae uad cciis
litcr lteberleaung rno nucb ernltliher
9cratbrnc nit benz lieben Wptt NIB
Seinen gltern iiir Elm Sauoipsrt uoer
@eihdft entidieoen, 10 bari CT obne
Die n(ertrifisiteu @rilnbc d
IN c h Jet ireber has Sanbncrt
nod Der Weiitec; Die SoS lcittlinnia
tbrn. nerhen meii. Yiuidcr nno
gummler.
A. gltern! SeiS uiht 10 cinidltia
uub tbpriht. 81 slauben, Guer Sinse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-29
X X x
Seruisipiel.

Sei Nieiem uuterbaIteuoeu Spiele
gibt es ciueu Dor lInb cine beliebig
grpBe NuSubl NahiptcIcr. 2estere
itelleu lid in elmer Reibe alf uno
iebeu nlf Den %~orIpieler, Der lid Dor
lie bin3uiteleu uno nit linen foI9en>
oeS %ersteu ber3uIugeu bat:
Ser Sdder bddt bas 8rpt. s
Der Sdger ihieBt nit Shrot,
Der Bauer treibt sic Sub,
Ser Shuiter tlopit Die Shuh,
Der S6neiber ndbt Die 8leibcr-
Nuu weiB ids nidt mebr
ipeiterl
8G6reno Der I~oripieler bieS berz'
in9t, mug er 81 iebcr 3eile nit ben
Nrnen 8eipegun9eu MAIDEN. tbeils
rittige, Die DEM Serufc cutIprehen.
tbetls fulihc; or uuIB nlio ben Sdser
einmul baden uno ben Bauer S6ubc
beipbIcn lai'cn. Sic mitiprchenoeu
Nntipieler bagegcu BADEN lid nibt
b"eirren 3u' laIicu uup m~ilI'en itets Die
rittigeu - 81 Der 3eile paIien0en =
Setpegurnseu MAIDEN. @er eS bent
Soripieler unrihtia nutmadt, mug
Elm Sfanb gebeu. Spdtcr perben Die
geiammelteu Sfdnoer auS9eloit.
- &er in Den mittleren Sahren iidh
iciner TerguuBenbeit riidbaltlps freueu
fam. bralItt lid Dor Dem 5utiluitigeu
IbeiIe ieineS SebenS niht 81 fiirt)ten.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-12
LOOK At CH|LD'S
TONGUE # SICK
CROSS, FEVER|SH
When conStipated or bilious
give ''CaIifornia Syrup
of Figs"

Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, il is sure sign that your little
ones stomach. liver and bowels need
"a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross. llstless. pale,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natu-
rally, or is feverish. stomach sour,
breath bad has stomach ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea. full Of cold. give a
teaspoonful of California Syrup of
Figs, and in few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of its
little bowels without gripping. and you
have a WELL playful child again;
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless fruit laxative;"
they love its delicious taste, and it al
WAYS makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot
tie OF California Syrup OF Figs"
which has directions for babies. chill
dren OF all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun-
terfeits sold here 10 be sure you get
the genuine, ask to see that 1t is made
by California Fig Syrup Company
Refuse any other kind with contempt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-12

gross under the present administra-
Ton had appropriated sl700000 600
more than any republican congress
had ever done
II was IN regard 10 the foreign
policy of the administration that Mr.
Burton was most severe In his stric-
lures upon the president. That policy,
he said. had been one Of vacilation
and weakness. II firm stand had
been taken in Mexico at the begin-
ming. he declared, II would never
have been necessary to fire shot.
He pointed out what he said were
Inconsistencies ia the stand taken al
different times IN Wgard 20 the con
duct Of the war in Europe and rid
iculed the presidents assertion that
We should be too proud to fight
In order 70 stand By the president"
he said hes got to stand by him
self, loa can follow the north star
and steer by 1t. but you can't follow
a comet"
Mr. Burton concluded his address
with an appeal TO the prOgressives ia
come back into The republican fold
and an expression ~ his thanks 20 the
people Of Albuquerque, regardless Of
party. for the warm welcome that had
been extended to him In this city.
Mr.. Burton and Mr.. Evarts left al
1899 o'clock for silver City. where
the former Is to speak today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-12
TO TAKE DEPOSITION
OF WITNESS TO WILL
OF JOHN C0RNETT0

The testimony Of j. A. Guilom one
~ the subscribing Witnesses to the
VIII of John Cornetto, was taken in
the probate court yesterday morning.
Judge John Baron Burg ordered that
commission issue for taking the dep
ositlon of Schuyler Stewart Of san
Bernardlno. Calf the other witness.
Other proceedings Of the court
were:
In the matter of the estate Of
Mrs. Caroline Benjamin, hearing on
final report OF executor set for May
1G.
Elizabeth II. Patton, final report OF
executor approved; executor dis
charged.
james Murray, final report Of adj
approved, administrator
discharged.
Edward Il. Quickcl, final report of
executor filed. hearing set for May i6.
John y. lleinl. final report APP
proved
Hannah u. Draper, hearing on final
report continued until April rs.
In the matter OF the guardianship
Of
Rosamond Ruthy Geisler, Mrs Lola
Grimm appointed guardian under
3d. 600 bond
Court adjourned until Tuesday.