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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29
IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH

1t is so well recognized that certain
occupations may involve serious dan
ger to young, growing persons that
Dor laws. Massachusetts,, which has
been a leader in legislation of this
character, is now engaged in sys-
tematic effort to collect information
that may be of value in determining
the need of changes in its present laws
ard regulations governing the en-
ployment of minors. At the request
CT the Massachusetts Board of Labor
and Industries, Assistant Surgeon NJ.
Victor Stafford of the u. S. Public
Health Service was detailed by the
Federal Government to cooperate
with the State authorities in a study
of the effect of employment in various
occupations on the health and physi-
cal development of children now per-
mitted by law to work therein. A
report Of this study with respect to
the cotton manufacturing industry in
Massachusetts has just been publish
cd by the Federal Government as Pub
lie Health Bulletin No. rs, entitled
Influence of occupation on health
during adolescence"
The physical condition of over GOO
boys between the ages of IA and Is
employed in this industry in different
parts of the State received careful
study. 1t was brought out that in
Massachusetts boys between athese
ages for the most part do not remain
long in the cotton mills. This fact
and the strict regulations of the State
governing the employment of minors
may not make some of the conclusions
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29

reached in this local investigation
equally true elsewhere. but among the
facts disclosed the following may be
mentioned:
A considerable proportion of the
younger boys and also of those over
16 were understood and physically I'M
developed for their ages while those
between Is and 16 averaged larger
than other classes boys of their age
with which such comparisons were
made. This fact is explained by the
accumulation in the mills of strong
boys waiting to reach the age of 1G
to go into permanent full-time occu-
patiOns. The presence of a notewor-
thy proportion of understood boys is
not ascribed to the effects of the &C.
cupation but to the fact that the cot
ton mill offers one of the few chances
of employment for understood boys.
Evidence of injurious effects Of their
work or working conditions, even Of
the temperature and humidity of the
mills. on normal boys was seldom
found, although further investigation
of possible effects of atmospheric con-
ditions is recommended. Probably as
a result of the State regulations rela-
tive to the issuance of employment
certificates comparatively few cases
of dangerous diseases were discover
ed. There was, however, wide va
riety of defective conditions disclosed
by the investigation, many of them
of such character as to impair Sc
riously the future health and eco
nomic usefulness of the individuals
concerned if not remedied.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29
URGES FARMERS
TO SAVE HAMS

Although it is almost impossible to
resist the temptation to eat the Mis-
souri, country-cured hams which at
this time of the year are at their best,
w. L. Nelson Of the State Board Of
Agriculture urges Missouri farmers
to leave their smokehouse doors locked.
Mr. Nelson urges this in order that
the choice specimens can be entered
in the annual ham show held next Win
ter during Farmers Week at the
University of Missouri at Columbia.
Three times Boone county has been
successful in the ham and bacon show
in competition with entries from all
over the State. Mr.. Nelson is eager
to see some ham expert take the hon
or away from Boone. He even thinks
that he might induce the farmers of
his own county, Cooper, to try harder
than ever before to take down the
prizes amounting to $3.50 offered by
the State Board of Agriculture.
Only cured hams and bacon may be
entered in this show. Hams from hogs
killed this fall cannot be shown. That
is why Mr.. Nelson urges that farm
ers all over Missouri keep the pride
of the smokehouse" for the show.
Missouri put on the first ham and ba-
con show in connection with Farmers
Week four years ago Many other
States are following Missouri's lead,
and even the United States Govern
ment is taking up the idea, Mr.. Nell
son says.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29
THE STANDARD AIR COMPANY

A man could live but few seconds
if deprived of air. If air were lin
tied in quantity and if it were of such
a nature that it could be piped into
tanks. and monopolized like oil, all
mankind would soon be at the mercy
of the Standard Air Company.
In reality, however, air is no more
of a necessity than land. A man can
live little while without air, but he
cannot even die without land.
Suppose someone were to patent a
process by which all the air in the
country could be condensed and
drawn into huge retainers and kept
for sale. Suppose the monopoly Of
this patent process were to get a pro-
tective tariff against the thrush of
air from the oceans and were thus
able to impound all the available air
of America and put a monopoly price
upon it. Then fancy that in a given
city there are a hundred little chill
dren gasping for breath and dying
for want of air. In the tanks of the
Standard Air Company there is plen-
ty of air. But the price is so high
that the parents Of. these particular
children cannot buy it.
In their desperation the parents APP
peal to the Associated Charities. This
organization distributes Christmas
bottles of air to the perishing chill
dren. This gives them their lungs
full for one day, but they have to
breathe the other three hundred and
sixty -four days of the year. There
fore the children die in sight Of the
tanks of air-they die, not because
the Creator miscalculated and failed
to provide air enough for all, but be-
cause Gods gift of free air had been
reduced to private property and mo-
nopolized by few.
If air were like land, we would
have our American heiresses of air
buying titles in Europe with money
paid by American workers for the
privilege of breathing. Our Consti-
tuition would declare that no man
should breathe another mans air
without due process of law. We
would have signs up everywhere,
reading: "No Inhaling Allowed"
The value of air would be the basis
of our credit. Property in air would
be our financial Ark of the Covenant.
The wickedness of breathing a nip of
the other mans air would be taught
in all the Sunday schools, and the
advocates of free air would be looked
upon as unsound in mind, or they
would be condemned to suffocation
as wicked and dangerous members of
society.-Herbert Bigelow.
When he was Governor of New
York, Mr.. Hughes repaid the rail-
roads for their support by vetoing
the 2-cent fare bill.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29
The Yelled Prophet
Commands You to
Visit St. Louis Next Week

October 2-7, to enjoy the many
attractions provided for your en-
tertainment.
HIS MYSTERIOUS MAJESTY es-
pecially commands you to witness
his Both Annual Street Pageant OF
% electric floats Tuesday night de-
picting scenes from the days of
Shakespeare. This will be the on
ly Pageant of electric floats de-
picting scenes from Shakespearian
plays that the world has ever
known. A 100000 spectacle, alb
solutely free to the public. .
THE GREAT AUTOMOBILE
SHOW--The first joint public dis
play of 1917 models. All leading
makes. Every day October 81
ST. LOUIS AGRICULTURAL
FAIR-All week. A continuation
of the old St. Louis Fair. Big dis
plays, big attractions. Harness and
Running Races, Automobile Speed
Contests and other features. Band
Concerts daily.
GRAND AUTOMOBILE PARADE
Procession of Automobiles-1917
models-through the streets of
downtown st. Louis. Brand new
cars. Music. This event will take
place on the mornings of October
Bird and 9Th.
THE AGRICULTURAL PAGE
ANT. A wonderful production
depicting the evolution of farm
equipment and farm practice from
the day of the Indian to the pres
ent time. More than 100 actors.
All this will take place on the
grounds of the st. Louis Agricul-
tural Fair.
TRACTOR SHOW AND MA
CHINERY EXHIBIT. Display of
various makes of tractors. Ex-
pert information regarding each
type. Demonstrations of new ac-
tivity for the tractor. Splendid
farm machinery display.
THEATRES. Current stage at
fractions. Fine entertainment.
More than $50 moving picture
shows. Best pictures and accom-
mediation.
For information as to fares and
time of trains, write
C. L. STONE,
Passenger Traffic Manager,
MISSOURI PACIFIC-IRON
MOUNTAIN,
st. Louis, Mo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29
PROGRESSIVE MR.. HUGHES

Here's how Progressive Mr.. Hughes
is, as shown by his record when he
was Governor of New York:
He opposed the income tax bill.
He vetoed reduction of interur-
ban fares.
He vetoed 2-cent railroad fare
bill.
He protected Hartman and others
in the insurance probe.
He opposed a child labor law.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29

Constipation the Father of Many Ills.
OF the numerous ills that affect hu-
manity large share start with con-
stipation. Keep your bowels regular
and they may be avoided. When a
laxative is needed take Chamberlain's
Tablets. They not only move the bow
els but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. Obtainable
everywhere. (adv.)
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29

If Prof. Taft is really to take the
stump, it is time to mobilize the
giant sequoia stumpage.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29

On the subject of State highways,
here is Col. Gardeners declaration: ~
shall endeavor during my term of
office to complete State roads connect
ing all the commercial centers of Mis-
souri," And this he will do.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29

Running for Governor of Illinois
is said to be splendid exercise for re-
ducing a plethoric purse.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-29

When he was Governor of New
York, Mr.. Hughes repaid the rail-
roads for their support by vetoing
the 2-cent fare bill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
GneIiiePe pan3ertanfs eiss
9aieGenbIuft.

Berlin melbet brabtIos iiber Sabs
bile: Sic britiihcn -Sanfs". oeren
0ermenbun9 I'M Steuunssfries nit 10
marftihreieriiher 8eflame aneefiins
bist puroe. baben iih mad Gusiase
Der eefansenen Rann1haften GINGER
oieIer Yan3erfarren als %pouitdnoieer
Seblihlag erlpieien, ipas iih iibrisens
aus Der ipdtcren Infiinbigung Der
Qonooner Gmtsitelen ereab. baB man
~aui bic 2eiitunssidbisfeit Der neuen
3ricssmaitineu feline aIl5u sroben
Soinunsen iesen biirfe".
8ie bic @efaneenen Defenders bers
porbeben. betpesen ii6 bic eepan3er>
TEN l~lnaebeuer nit elmer @eittpins
biafeit bon taum elmer Wfeile III Der
Stunbe unb bilben baber auSee5eihs
nete 8ieIe fir Die feinblihen Bate
rien, bic aud % Der @%eIegenbeit ben
aussiebigiten 8ebrauh MAIDEN. Gls
8eiIpiel pirb Elm Saa BON fieben bieier
Nai6inen anssfiibrt. bic an benz Gns
arifi pom II. September tbeilnabmen
uno bon benen mir 5tpet. nnb aud,
bieie in b%olitdnbie 9ebraudsun>
fdbisem Suitanbe ibr 3iel erreitten.
sic paren burf @eihiitfeuer auber
8eieht seieet iporSen.
Su eiuem anberen Hau ipurbe ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
Japan's ftnansiene Grsbe'
rMne Ghina's.

Rah einem in Sbansbai einses
laufeneu 8erihte iouen bic fineititen
Qanbiteuern. tpelfe inter Der Gufitht
iapanii6er 8eamteu ein5utreiben limb.
Sapan fir ieinen Gntbeil an Der Gns
Ieibe bon $50,000,000. tpelte CHINA
a~ufnebmen mohte. ols Siherbcit
iiberlaiien tperbeu.
Ser Yefinger aorreiponbent Der
China Breb" melbet, baS oieie Sors
berune bon Der ittpertpiegenbiten Be-
beutuns lit. neil lie ben finan5ielsn
Vertretern Sapau'S ben Weg in ods
Snnere 9bina's oifnen unb obne
Stpeifel aud our miIitdriihen Be-
iesung fiibren tpilrbe. Der Director
Der @ant bon Yofoboma bat I'M Nas
men Der an Der Inleibe intereiiierten
iapaniihen Sinan5iers bic betrefienbe
8arantie 8orberuns eeitelt, bod oers
lautet. baS Der tineiiide 9remierz
Riniiter 5uan GbisSui es por5ieben
tpiirbe, bic san5c Inleibe fallen gu
IaiIen, Itatt lid bieier 5u tueit gebens
ben Sorberuu9 5u beusen. Ser
Yremiers Winiiter lit Der Weeinuns,
oab Der l1eberi6ub in Der Sal5iteuer
cine seniieenbe 8arantie iein io0te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
~1lnfmnft Ser @rieeken In
GSrlib.

Sic 1Ieberiees Nahri4ten : Geentur
berihtet, bab in 8orIts (Yropiu5
Sdlefien) Der erite transport oes
picrten grie6iihen Grn,eeforps aus
autpala ei~neetroffeu 1T, bas fir Die
0auer bes &rieses in @orlis bIeiben
tpirb. 9ieies erite &ontinsent beitans
aus Offisieren unb 900 Warn une
10 ACKNOWLEDGMENT 8epdd; eini9e
Der Cffi5iere bratten 6rau unc
&inber nit.
Ser beutihe &uiier bate, tpie Die
Sepeihe melbet. sinen Sliieels Goius
tanten als ieinen 8ertreter beim gnls
pfans eeianbt; berielbe iiberrei6te
benz &ommanbeur bes 4ontingents
Oberit Gbatmepulos, elm Sanoihreis
ben bes &diiers. 9ie 8amen ipurs
ben bonn Sberbiirsermeifter bon
8orlis besriibt, Der ibneu glumen
iiberreitte. Rit elmer beutiden unb
3ipei griehii6en WilitdrfapeIen an
Der Spise maridierte bic Sruppe naf
ben fir Tie bereiteeitenten neuen nit
aIer mobernen geauemlihteit ausses
itutteten 8araden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
8embe amf hendnStfeesS
Sdbtff.

Ser boIIdnbiihe Yoitbampier
Bring Senbrif". Der bon beutiten
8riessi6iffen aui Der Sabrt bon
Wliiiinsen mad 2onbou mad 3ees
briiese seitIeppt ipuree. eerietb IN
srobe 8efabr, als CT, tpdbreno CT gun,
3~ipciten Rale mad 3ecbriie8e estors
tiert iprrbe. fat bon elmer 9ombe
zines Ieroplaus Der Iaiierten 8es
troifen purbe. Die 20 Sub BON Shiff
cntfernt nieocriiel. Gin boldnoiid,er
unb 5tpci anocre YaNasiere iuurben
perlest. Serbert 6. Sooper. Sors
iieenber Der ameriianiihen apnumii :
iion fir 8elsien. itaub neben benz pers
ipunbeten Yaiiaeier uno cntstns ieIbIt
MUIR Knapp elmer geripunouns. 9er
Wumpf beS 9anpicrs puroe an %
Stelen burdlohert. Die 3ipeite Be
IhIaenabme eriolete, iueil elm Spcs
sial s8ourier elm Iafet ilber 8orb
mari. peIfes iofort iani. 9ataufs
bin purbe cine neu Snr6fudune
anseoronet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
1merifa unS China.

Cur @nttpideluns bes Sanoelspers
tebrS 5lpiiten China unb ben amerie
faniifen Sdfen an Der Tucific, @olf
uno Glib tlantiifen aiiite bat lid
cine 8eieuihaft inter Dem Namen
~Gbineie eImericau Grd)anee Com
pam" oreaniiiert. Iu Der Spite
itebt 81. Clarence s. Sipens, Director
bes Soutberu Commercial GprgreB.
Gin regelmdbiser 2ienit 5tpiiheu
ytorfolt, Charleston. 8ilmin9ton,
Sapununb, SadionpiQc, gaobile unb
@alpeston an Der GtlantiiGeu unb
@olfz aiiite, lotpie 5tpiihen Gan Yebro,
Cos angeles, San Srancisco, Seitlano
an Der 8eltfiiite unb ben Snuptbdien
Gbina's ipu eingeriftet iperben.
aaiit Sibab. ebemaliger dliueiiiher
@eiarbter in oen Ger. Stonten, ipiro
Die @crtretuug Der @eieQihaft in
China iibernebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12

gum Sturmangriff bcreitseitelten
&pmpasnien bon ibren Siibrern NIT
eetbeilt, baB feds Waitinen ben Dor
itob unteritiiser piiroen. Bon oieien
feds tpuroen flint 3uiammeneei4o'ien.
nod ebe Der aneriif besounen bate,
unb aud bic iefite purbe bdlo burauf
3eritort.
Gls nabe3u unertrdslih be5eihnen
bic 9eianseneu tpegen Der furftbaren
Sise, bes erittderben Haufs uno oes
b~etGubenben EARNS ben M~ufentbalt
innerbalb Der Pan5eruns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
2lenSermnscn in Marine'
prmimneen.

Ser amtierenoe Wdrinc Setretdr,
RearsNbmiral Salmer, ipies Die
ldmmtlifen Stiffs : 8ommanbeure
an. bel ben i'm Sttober absubaltenoeu
@riiiunsen bon Warines Sffi6ieren,
fpeltc iid I'M Sefcroerung betuerben.
niht mebr, lpie friiber, ihriftlite Iufs
gabeu gu itelleu, ionoern Die &anois
onteu prattiihen TriIfungen in Der
Sanpis Sngenieur z&unit. Der Nnpigus
tion. benz 0eihiistpcien, Der Gleftris
3itdt unb Dem eigcntlid]en Seemanns'
9eruf gu unter5ieben. 9ie 3abl Der
Sifi3iere. pelte itf I'm bur6 Die
relle Warine s8iu crit 9eidaffeuen
Stcaunsen belperben unb baber Brit
fuugcu ub5ule9eu baben. betrdgt 500.
Ntan ncripri6t lid bon hieiem Spitenl
Der Sriifung Die gnttpidlung groSerer
perionliher Sraudbarteit in benz
Sffi3iersforps.
9leif8eitig madlte Der Iomiral be-
tannt. bab fiir Die Sriifune bon aun>
oibuteu. ipeld)e aus Dem biir9crlifer
2cbcu n!s Sugenicurs Ciii5icre in Die
Warirc eiutreten poleu, Der 10. Ga
mar t. :. 3ur Yriifung auSeiest lpors
ben lit. Nah Dem neuen 8eies tous
men auf iolfe 8eiie Gipiliiten als
@niigns eintreten, aber rur im Naz
~ihincntueicn beihdftigt tpcroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
HanSfdbreiben Ses G3aren an
wtIgen.

sm Gtaots s0epartement In 8aI6s
ineton lit elm perionlthes S6reiben
bes g5arcn bon 8ublnno eineelaufen,
ola Nntiport auf Yrdiioent MILLIONS
Hpte an Die Sberbdupter bon flint Der
fricgiiibrenoen Wdfte, in ipelher er
I'm 8on5eiiionen betreffs Der Senbung
bon 2ebensmittelu nah Yolen eriu6t.
Bon 9eutihlano. @nelano, Srartreth
unb Seiterrei6>llnearn iinb i6on
frii6er Nnttporten einselaufen, a6er
niht bcfannt eemdf,t porber. Bie
es beibt. balten Tie ale an ibren,
friiberen Stanbpurtt felt. b%em5uiolae
es unmoslif 1T. cine Vereinbnrune
5u ersielen. Der Srief tpurbe uners
offnet benz Trdiiberten mad Sbabop
Zane gefanot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
3etn 5eppeIins mber Gne'
LAMB.
Giner Der llebcr. 3eppeline pom ben
Gnglantcrn bernntergeihuier. -
Sreisebn 9eiden sefunnen. -
9ummannant nod lebenb.

Comb n.-Sec bel Dem lleberiau
aui 3onbon bonn /. Sftober berunter>
geIdoiiene llebers Zeppelin 5erbrat,
bel benz InpruQ uuf Die groe in
Glide. Sbeile fieleu fiinf5ig biz
Iet5is Yaros ipeit unb nit ibnen
seritmettertc &orpertbcile. Seds
2eihen lpurben in Der Ndbe Der
llueliidsitdtte %gcborsen. ent9egen
iriiberen 2uftii6erfdQen luliroe oieier
4n9rifi aui 9onbon nitt porber burh
itartes 8eIdiibieuer ansetiinbi9t. Nur
pcnige S6iiiic bon @bipebrgeihiisen
fielcn uno brad,ten 5auIenoe auf Die
8einc. Sn GROCER Sobe mar elm 3ep>
pelin al Ieben, beien Waifinen nj
taum b0ren tonnte. gineu Woment
perlor man bas 2uftIdifi aus ben
ausen. Gaun crihien ein rctber
9unft in Den 9iiften, Der lid aunldbz
lid 3u cinem sroBeu Seuerbna ents
pideltc. Sic Slammeu perbreiteten
iid blisortig uub beleufteten ous
9uno auf Oteilen i'm llmfreiic. Ger
Zeppelin idien itill3uiteben uno bot
einen unbeihreibIihen Inblid. BON
ben Slammen bob iid) Der Nluminlims
Tunpf ab. Sebe giu8elbeit mar beutz
lid All iebeu. @iui9e Setunoeu blieb
baS 2uftihiff in bieier Steuun9.
Sonu iibcritIr9 CO iih unb flog rpte
cine Ratcte mad unteu. Brennenoe
Stiide trennten iif bon Der Raiie uno
biloeten flannenbe 3un9eu, Die benz
8an3eu bds Nusicben zines &pmeteu
ea6en. gs fanben feline ggploiioneu
itatt. &ein Qallt erreichte Die iudrteus
DEN Sauienben in ben Strobeu 2ous
bun's. Wit Dem NusIterbeu Der
SIammen erbob lid aber Gin Sriumpbs
oeitrei in Nprtb 2onbpr, bas lid iiber
Sic 9ansc Stnbt io~rtieste. Ser aoms
ntanbaut bes 3eppelin's ipuree uuf
einem SeIbe gefunben, nod lebeno,
ober furdhtbor perlest. Or mar NIT
folder @cipalt fortgeihlenbert nor
Den. bnB Der Ginbrud ieines 8prperS
belltlih am 0obcn gu iehen mar.
Spdtcr iuurben ipettere iiebeu Seifen
gefunben.
Sebn Seppeline nebmen ant tteberiaa
tbeil.
NU ueUt l&eUtlluu uuI SlNSiuitp
nabmten 3ebu 3eppelirs fpetI. Stpet
pcrielben reriufteu Spnbou un3us
e~rcifcn. Giucr oerieIbcu puroc pers
tricben uno Der anbere 3critort, Gin
oifisielcr 8eriht ilber ben llebcrfna
Ifolgt: 3ebu 2uitihiffe treu5ten an
I. Sftcber 5tpiifen 8 lIbr unb gtitters
nadlt iiber Der Cittiiite guslanb's.
lin 10 llbr NaGts ndberte lid Elm
2uitidiff benz Norben 2pnbor's,
tpurpe iebo6 purh 8eihiisfener oera
triebcn llnb bon Geropldnen perfolst.
gs periufte pom Norotpeiten aus 5us
riid5utebreu. ipuroe iebo1 bon @es
ihiiseu uno Ierpplareu ansegriffen
uno iriir5te tur3 Dor Ritternoht III
Der NGbe bon Yotter's Bar, bon
Slummen umbiiIt, our grbe. Gin
3~ipeites 9uitihiff, bas periufte, Corr
bon bonn Norboiten aus an3usreifen,
murbe pertrieben. 9pmben puroeu
~abseipprien. gs iiub nod feine Be-
rifte ii6cr llneliidsfdle ober Den m
gerihteten SGnben ei%ueesangen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
TebenSmitteI Diftater Har
Oefxerreiee.

Snfolee Der gntbeduns, oaB iusitere
8eiessebuns e~rforberlih iii. lint bic
Qebensmittel 0eriorsune III Seiters
reid 3u resulieren. ipirb fir bic
ndGite Seit seplant, cine bire,te
aebensmittels 0iitatur ein3uflbren.
Ser Ylan umfabt hie @%creiniaun9
perihiebener aorperihaften, pelbe
iest Nabrun9ss He9ulationen t"rcffen.
10 baB bic feitseiesten 8egeIn allee>
mein iperben. Sieie pereiuiste 9es
6Srbe pirb burh elm itaatIid,es Nabs
r%unssmittel Bureau uuteritiist. an
beiien Spise Elm RiniIterial s8oms
miiidr iteben pirp. Sbm obIieat Die
Yilibt. nit alien i~tdotiid)en uuS lambs
lihen geboroen in Seriibrung 81
bleiben, eamit bic @eieBc befoIst
tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
Grndhrmnesiraee In Demties'
lanS aelSf.

Nu5 Berlin niro hrabtlo5 ilbcr
Sappiqe gemelbct:.
Sic alIs9e5eidJuete @rntc cot es Den
Seboroen err,o9litlt. nidt mir Die err
bobten Srot'Hationen uufredt 81 crs
balten, Die Dor mebreren Wtonaten lc@
men Yerionen gelpdbrt purpen, Die
ifipere tDrperlife Irbeiten 3u ner>
riftcn BADEN, uno bic luotentliG)cn
9rotratiuuen fir ringc 2cute I'M
Nlter bon ~ bis II Sabrcn gu err
bo9en, ionSeru lie iiuo aud in Der
Gage, oieie erbobten Ratipnen iiir Die
Sauer bes san5en tonrmenoen Sabres
gu getpdbrlciiten. Imtlih miro iibers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
Irwin Mattingly
Hall.
Epit. Graduate i. Shule fir fatbo.
Tide iunse Samen.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.

Spe5ieQ eiabIiert far faiboIti1e iunee
Samer. lpel6e etne ataoemijHe silsune
s~enofen baben uro eth Saer in 8aib.
isinnaen anau5oren. @nii, aunt nnD
Sprnteil 81 ttuoierer uno sur ieIber Seit
Dos .~sefelt4aftliee 2ebeu uuier itrene
trtftlipen @tnillien 5u eenteber. On
etnem Der ftoufter @obnungsoiericl Der
gOrtfaessanrfe bon sminsnten iatbo.
lti6en 8slebrten btlbcn einen pitiieen
lbeil bss 2ebrpIcnes. Stuoeuttnnen
pohneI Scrtrdsen tn. eer aatbpltiten
lintosTittai. alsn YortrSeen in Der s1nIs
1benatd bebonoeln Elm erubes Sslo uno
traeer oa3u BET. bic dcnntniiie Der Stu,
oentinnen In 9petsen 81 berei6err, bic
Mot erfaopicno in sonIbh6eru be-
Sara ben GtnfIub Der s8uIe ptrS es
Den SiuSenitnneu errosIt9t. pislen Dor.
nebmen geieut6ditli1en Seranftaltuneer
bei5upobneH. Der pereoelroe 9influb. BEN
her nmsane mt seOt!SeieT ,cintaSienSsn
srs!sn, in. seiauOeT umssSaSs bic
berrf3uns unb porne6mem 5eIbitper.
trausns huo pni4asbare SOriseile.
Sbi6on Die s6uls auBersep5 bnIi4e
bistst, plrp ben siSSsnttnnsn BOO seisSrt.
eGb sas Sauspelsn eas panpnpiriunss.
ielb oer Sran IT.. ear5 abeeieben bon
tbrer etDdt9en gebenSiieuune uno oab
Der Observation-Disclosures aue anoeren
trtbutptlittia fino. Sieier aurius III
pblientoriin.
tatholiid,e Cot. @raouaie.sd mule threr drt
In Der gunbeshaa pttaot. Ia lie fetns
aractrtsn QiaNen bat. beetntradttet ne
In ffinrr &stit bic Afaotrtsn bes 2anbes
uns hpiit, pttle Der @rabuisrten isntr
a~nitaiisn Ju tareu ehalsru Su Jd9lsn.
Bon iatboltifen au,prttdten antsspetAsu
unb parm empiopleu. shhlertnnsu
miNen cine 6mpieblung tbrtr Biarrers
pprlestu. Wl6Rtgs eeoiugnnsen.
Slr udbere ausfuntt unb 9rcipeftus
f6retbe man al
Mrs. Sarah Irwin Mattingly,
Mattingly Hall,
Washington, ID, C..
Beim Shreiben eripabne Sieiss 8Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12

belt iporben iiub, fontmt bas Bud
aid auf Die beimatblihen gu ipre6en.
.Was fiir bpbe Serge iinb in
5eutihlaub gu merten?" Sie Ginger
maBen iiberraifenbe Nutiport lautet:
1. Der glorberg auf benz 9ar8fpaIo.
2. Ser Sorielberg auf Der Sbiirins
ger 8alb untpett giienaf. 3. Ser
&oppelbers bel Der Stabt 5ameln
i'm Sannoperihen.