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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01
MOTOR FIRE TRUCK
WILL Be PURCHASED
CONTRACT Is AWARDED BROWN
PARKER co. FOR NEW
EQUIPMENT

Goldfeld will have a new flre
truck to supplant the equipment
of horses, hose cart and chemical
engine and truck now in use.
The commissioners, at a speclai
meeting last night, awarded to the
Brown-Parker Auto company a con-
tract for a White, six-cylinder, 60
horsepower, combination truck
equipped with hose reel and cheml-
cal tanks, at a price of $4,000, I. 0.
b. San Francisco. Delivery will be
made in about 80 days.
1t has been estimated thai the
new equipment when installed VIII
result in a saving of from 5000 to
$500 per month in the maintenance
cost of the department. Or the
our horses now in use on the
trucks one team will be dispensed
with and the other will be used on
the roads and the streets, being
kept in the fire station at night for
The action of the coni-
missioners was supported by a rec
ommendation of the grand jury.
Two other trucks. the American
La France and the Seagraves, were
under consideration. The prices
were approximately the same.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01
PERSONAL

j.. A. SCHAS of Reno is a guess
at the Goldfield. lie registered
Saturday.
e. II. MEAD. a mining man OF
T%onopah, was owe Saturday visit
ing his son. f, A. Mead.
A. ERICSSON came in on the L..
V. & II. train last evening from Los
Angeles and is a guest at the Gold
field.
o. r. WHITAKER of the Men
teZuma district came in from his
property Saturday and is a guest at
the st. Nicholas.
FRANK CORA of the Klondike
district arrived in town Saturday
for a brief stay. He is a guest ut
the st. Nicholas.
f. A. MILLIKEN and wife of
Pioneer arrived Saturday on the l..
V. & r. train, They are register
ed at the Goldfield.
CHARLES BONDEUX came in
from Los Angeles Sunday over the
l.. V. & r. road for a visit. He is
a guest at the st. Nicholas.
G. r. BUTTON of the Montezunia
district came in town for a visit
with friends during the HOLIDAYS.
lie is registered at the Goldfield.
GEORGE McKIMMER and Al
Booard registered at the st. Nicho-
last last evening. They are in from
their property at Railroad Springs.
j. X. BREWSTER, Nicholas Kir-
chen and A. ]. Mcpherson were Wis.,
itors in town Saturday from Rhy-
olite. They registered at the Coli
field.
M. A.. DROMIACK and wife re-
turned yesterday from Reno. Mr..
Dromiack has been in the northern
city visiting his parents and return
ed with his wife to make their homo
here.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01
GOLDFIELD MINES PROSPER DURING YEAR

of the companies owning ground involved in these
extra-lateral rights, and settlements were later made
by which the Booth company received from the
Jumbo Extension company 100000 shares of the
stock of the latter corporation and $4,000 in cash
from the Goldfeld Merger Mines company $4,000
shares of stock were received, 100000 shares of
stock from the Kewanas company and $4,000 shares
from the Kewanas Extension company. In a report,
issued following the stockholders meeting on Dec.
20, it is shown that the Booth company, on Dec. I,
had sold I35,4oo shares of its Jumbo Extension
stock, realizing $I~S7,3I62S, but has sold no Merger
or Kewanas stock, which, the report stated, woull
be held awaiting future developments. On Dec. I,
the company had a cash balance in its treasury of
.$Io7,45S47.
GOLDFIELD MERGER MINES
Early i'll the year a controversy between factions
of the directorate of the Merger company resulted
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01
BOYD CANYON MINE
CONTAINS ANTHONY
IMPORTANT DEAL IN NINE
PROPERTY is REPORTED
NEAR MANHATTAN

John F.. Ward of Manhattan is in
Tonopah for a few days closing a
deal with C. F. Wittenberg and as
sociates on what is known as the
Ward antimony property in Boyd
canyon located about IA miles to
the northwest of Manhattan, acros
Smokey valley. Interested with Mr..
Ward were H. p. Herd and 7. ).
Bron, 10Th of Manhattan.
Mr.. Ward located the group of
three claims seven years ago and
with his associates had kept up the
work and opened the ground to con-
siderable extent, disclosing some
timony, gold and silver. Mr.. Ward
has secured assays running as high
IS 40 to II per cent antimony which
he saws. is as high percentage as has
been found in any anthony ground
in the state.
On the claim where the anthony
values are found a shaft is down IA
feet and a tunnel has been driven
40 feet. This is in addition to sur
face work done and the work per
formed on the other claims.
The Ward canyon section where
the property is located. was former
Nv known as the Antelope mining
district. and the district was organ
iZed several years ago by Ward.
Wittenberg and associates now
have a force of men employed haul
the mouth of the canyon from which
point it will be brought here and
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01
PIONEER OF AUSTIN
DIES AT PARK CITY, UTAH

Mrs. NJ. J. Canaan received a
telegram from relatives in Park
City, Utah, late last evening notify
ing her of the death of her moth
or, Mrs. Mary Sullivan. one of the
earliest settlers of this state. Mrs.
Sullivan is well known by all of the
Old timers of Austin and Mineral
Hill. having moved to the latter
place 6S years & and later be-
coming a resident of Austin. She
WIS 73 years of age and is survived
nv three sisters. two daughters and
three sons.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01

i'll a suspension of work, which was resumed, how
ever, when a settlement was finally reached and
Willis Lawrence, a mining engineer of wide promi-
nence, was appointed manager for the company. In
the adjustment of apex litigation, brought against
The company by the Booth company, the latter was
given 10000 shares of Merger stock and the CAPT
talization of the Merger company was increased to
100000 shares. A thorough geological analysis
of the possibilities of the company's ground was
made by Manager Lawrence and G. H. Carey, a
noted consulting geologist, formerly with the United
States Geological Survey, and development work is
now in progress and following lines decided upon by
those authorities. A northeast cross-cut is being
driven at a depth of IT'S feet to intersect the rich
ore-channel of the Jumbo Extension.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01
INJURED AT HORNSILVER

Fred Polnick recently returned
from Hornsilver to have an injured
foot treated at a local hospital. He
fell down the manway in a stOpe IN
one of the Hornsilver mines and
rnve-ely injured his foot and leg.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01
FROM RENO

Walter ST. Pierre, head OF me
Nevada Shoe company, which a a
series of stores in various Nevada
towns. returned yesterday 1roEi
Reno. He has been in the northern
city on a business trip for seveTai
days.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01

CHARLES MADISON and wife of
Reno, en- route to the coast, stop
ped over Saturday for a short visit
here They registered at the Gold
field.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01

shipped to San FRANCISCO for a thor
ough test. The initial shipment will
be about 100 tons.-Tonopah
Times.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01

erecting a flotation plant, of $50 tons daily capacity,
which is expected to be in operation by Feb. I, treat
ing the ore from the old dumps on the Florence
property. The operation of this plant will afford a
conclusive test of the utility of the flotation process
in the treatment of the lower grade refractory ores
of the Goldfeld district.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01
FLORENCE GOLDFTELD COMPANY

Operating upon a comparatively restricted scale,
the Florence Goldfeld property, under the manage
ment of Harry B.. Clapp, maintained a production
until late in the year of sufficient volume to offset
costs of development, More recently the company
has installed surface equipment of larger capacity
and the scope of development work is now being
materially increased, with work in progress on the
$50 and ~35o-foot levels, in the northern and southern
extremities of the property. A lease was granted
recently to the Nevada Metal Extraction company,
a close corporation, composed of prominent mining
men and metallurgists, and the latter company IS
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01
REORGANIZED BOOTH COMPANY

Late in December, 1914, the Booth company as
serted apex rights to ore found in the vein which
has its apex in Booth territory and which extends
into several other adjacent properties, in its down
ward dip to the southeast. Suits were filed by the
Booth company, to establish this claim, against some
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01
CONTINUED from Page One)

duction was $Io,76o,I 1850 and net operating profit
<tS7,526,S46o4.
Dividends have been paid by the Goldfeld Con
solidated company to the number of "a, aggregating
S2Syooo,S3I.6o, or $S.I5 per share of capital stock
iect,ed
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-01-01

culties presented in hosting through the Wine have
prevented making any production up to this time,
and it is the purpose to continue development along
established lines. During the year apex contro.
versies with the Booth company were adjusted by
payment to the Booth company of 100000 shares of
Kewanas stock. A report issued lately point, out
that the Kewanas property is in better physical con-
dition than at any time in the past.
ATLANTA MINES COMPANY
Working at the greatest depth of any mine in
southern Nevada, the Atlanta Mines company has
exposed large bodies of low-grade, copper-bearins
ore of a character that is believed to be we'll suited
to treatment by the flotation process. In addition TO
this ore, a product of shipping grade has been foun
on three levels and during November and December
shipments have been going forward at the rate OF a
5oton carload very other day. The introduction
here of facilities for treating the low-grade, refrac-
tory ores of the district will be of great importanc,
to the Atlanta company, as its property is known TO
contain a vast tonnage of ore that should yield a
good profit when treated economically.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
poe(ie.

Worum lieben 10 fpeniqe Msnfhen
bic Qoefie. tpGbreno fir Muiif fat ies
Der Sterblide smpfdreIi6 iit2 Oas
tommt baber: Cine Idons. Mslooie
f6meideIt iid ms @sbor unb burh
bas DIR ins Ser3, bereitet oober aud
oemienigen Sreube, Der tsins bobers
muiitaltffe 8ilbung befiBt. Odgsssn
Tam man Elm iinnreides, itimmun9S@
pples 9ebidt nur Damn pplitGnoig
fdfen uno 9enieBen, tpenn man Elm
sartbeiaitetes 9emiit iein Gioen nennt
uno - 0enten geIernt bat. 9ds DEM
fen lit ober II iuft bic ausrfdpG6fte
Settle Ser meiiten Meni6en = nenias
items Der Sunit eegeniiber. Oober
blsibt bic 8oeiis nit ibtcn Slim
mun9smalereisn. tiefTnniger @erelei>
den unb 3laneid0npeitsr = elmer Der
reiniten, berrIi6iten Semitic - 70
pielen Wenihen unbetannt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

eineu 1de uno cine Nadt oil. ni6i
ldngsr.
Im onoeren Woreen ndmlih lief
Der rgote bon 8umspilte" Elm 5psites
grtrublatt perbreit.n, has folesnbsr
Snbalt battle:
mir inb, pie mir I.iosr fsItitsll.n
miiNen, geitern bos Spfer elmer (pir
piFsn nidt ob b0spinieen obsr nur
leidtfertisen) Mpfifitatipn e.pprben.
Der bon uns eemeloete Sise Der Sran=
soien iibsr Die Osutihen bel @erbun
beftdtist iid nGmlid ni6t. Wir bo.
ben Die notieen Sdritte unt.rnommer,
nm bic llrbeber oieier faITden Nahs
ridt ibrsr berbisnten 8eftrafune gu.
sufibren.-
4 \
Im eleihen Gage trot Der Rotar
nit fetner @attin cine I1nesr. Reiis
an. -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

gtnidlisBung Der Jeituns fdOn Be-
sOnnen! 6aben Sic gef6rieben2"
.@ie p" fam ss boil, ME ent9eis
ftert BON ,9oien."
Der Rotar rieb iid Dor Qufrseuns
feline Slate.
.Mos ih Shnsn faye, lit ri6tiel
Sd, Der Rotay, psrbiiree mid fir bic
Wn6rbeit. 9absn Sic uIio sez
f6rieben2~
.So," ontpOrtete a6senb Der
-gote."
.Was tperbsn sic tun2"
.Sofort Grtru6ldtter bruden!'
.Fun sic oas! 4ber f6nsn! limb
psrunIaH.n gle. DAB ole @lOd.n sez
IGutet fperben! 49,. S6llS!"
uno Der 9otar iant sr59Opft in
einen StubI.
Cine Stunbs ipdtsr beeonnsn oi.
apsi 9loden Der Stride gu ldutsn.
Die Ginppbrer BON 8umspiqe
itirsten oufoeregt aus ibrsn Wobnuns
gen. um feit5uitsIsn, mas es ssbe.
sic iaben. pis 5ablrei6e Sungen
bic Strdbsn binduf unb binab liefen,
glGtter in ibrsn SGnbsn f6pingenb
un6 rufeno: rGrtrablatt! 9rober
Sisg Der 5r%un5oi.n! 3pei Sous!"
llnb aaes rdnnte linen enteeeen
unb bemG6tiate iid Ser 8fdtt.r, bic
folgenos WeIbung sntbisltsn:
Gntfdeibtnber Siee ibsr
bic 0eutf6en BEL 8eroun!
Mebr ais 100000 Oeuts
fden s~efaneen unb per-
ni9tet! Mes BON %unferen
9rupPen 3erniert!
@ie uns fp.ben omtli6 ourh bic
grGfettur mitgetsilt miro, finb flint
4rmeen Der 0eutId.n bel @erbun pous
FtGnbig aufs,risbsn tpDroen. Sbr.
@erlufte fporsn in ibrsr 9r0be bisber
nod nidt feit;uit.ueu, bod psrben iie
auf melt mebr als 100000 Mann ee>
idGst. Cine rieftee NnSabl bon &C.
idisen uno Maf6ineneelpebr.n unb
uniiberisbbore Wengen bon Munitiun
uno propiont fieIen in un5ers 5dnoe.
RlGeIide ReIte Der beutiden Nrmss
bdben fld in piIosr Tluft nad Mss
auriidgesossn. 0i. GinidIiebuns Die
fer 6eitung our6 bic 6ranSoi.n lit
nabesu polsnost, ibre 9efdieBung bat
~beepnnen.
Man rib fd bic 9Idttsr eeeenfsitig
aus Der 9ono, idrie. fang, pfifF,
jobIte. tpeiuts. ladte, umarmte elm
amber - tur3, elm u~n9ebeuer 9aumel
bemG6tigte iid Der 9ep0lterung BON
8umaOile. bic in gef4lo1enen Reiben
Dor oos 8urgsrmetiterdmt spg.
BORT madte man Salt, entblDbte
bic SOpfe uno fang bic Marfeiuaiie.
Bis enbIid Der g~irgsrmsiiter ouf
Dem 9aIton ieirss 9auies srfdien
uno IN Die Mengs cine sinbsnbe Inz
fprade belt. bic bon tofenosn gu
rufen INNER pisoer unttrbrpden
tpurbe. .
n
Der Gntbuiiasmus belt esnau
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

Der Gntbufasmus belt esnau
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

8rtetiigen Ny.Ituc. ST. grieItIHcI
Stcaten hctt>l :eiHer geitauo rci!
re od5 Gamilien!cbeu niht 5cl1;i9
nnsgeDdut QattaH. Z: fc1.te III
@riedeulnno oas G,a~f. G.;3 Gem ric
%plf5tra't 'lie8t: c!; ~9tihloiicuc3,
lmoerit$tttc3 6~au.lierleben, III bem
bic linge @clerutipn bcra;Irtiit mo IN
Dem Oer W!anu iih imnlcc !oicocr lams
melt. bcllnllt. atti;l9 2rl:eucrt uno
inrcrlid, trdfti8t.
Nur 6nrh Die 6dllSlihfcit pirb Ser
Ntcuih geiittet. Ser ballslpic Nanm
nber miro mteoer 6uut Surbur, lIno
Iebtc CT I'M SLANG uuo Yruut ocs 20.
Sabrbunpcrts. Vt p"crlicrt aus
~io3iuIc W%cIpuBtIcin. Die fcincrcn
&lItur5uinmmcubdugc nit Der iittz
Iifen Strait Ser Wcuidbctt; benu ser
Wicnih bduGt 3uiamnrcn nit Der
WtcnItbett, nid)t ourdl cilcu Stub
oNcr bcu Stnat, ionocrn hlrh Die
Sdmiltc. &ntcrlduhsIicbc. Qiebe gum
nngeltammten @pItc, Nnbuu0lidfeit
an bic Sdpllc, Observation-Disclosures. &C.
IdlldltlidIer SiuL llcbcrIieicruug: Gas
Iue@ ndn9t ON : 2llnlgltc 3llalln1cl
nit Der Snmilic. no Der SomiIicus
linn gcitludft pirh, ritt on StcQc
hcs Entriutismls ciu icihtc5 8cltz
biir9crtbum. an StcQe elmer that
frdftigen %olf3licbc cine pcrpaifcne
idluinbiiidtigc Nun1anitdt5ouiclci, an
StcQc bca S%cipuBticins i~cSioIcr gu
InmmcngcbDri8tcit Gin cugbriiitigcr,
nur nilnn pcrtleiitcrter Ggoismuls.
Ytit Dem &olfc. nit ser WcnIhbcit
perlpdhit Der WieuIh mr. rurt Ole
SumiIic. Cine oieie iicbt er lid elmer
0tcnae loic oertuiipftcr S~upipipucu
9egcnilbcr; cine prganiihc @iuglieoes
rlIug i'll bas @olfSgau3e lit pbne oieic
nidt 81 boll6ieben. Sas lit oie fernz
bate Seocutung ser 8auSgeIeuid)aft,
baB lie ben critcn orguuiifcu Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

ter kt. st. group. CHI. 5 and 81. st. IN
last st. OF center group. Make KIT. and
shell in shell, CHI. S, turn.
4th ROw-Shell In shell, repeat kt. 81.
until center ca. of 5, 10 /. in center CHI.
OF S, repeat KIT. ST.. shell in shell. CHI.
5. turn.
oth ROw-Repoat Attn row TO center
10 I 5 (. in ist 8 [. 2 kt. SIS. 5 I. in
2nd : Z. of Is, . kt. SITS, 5 I. in 5 last
tr. o: is. repeat 4th row 10 end. CHI. 6,
turn.
9Th R~0w-She!i in shell, thread 3
times over needle, go into lst ST. Of
last group or ). knit off 2 at a time uu-
til . remain on needle, repeat and go
Into 2ud l., knit off, leaving 3 SITS off
needle, thread over twice into Srd t..
knit of. leaving 4 SITS on needle. re-
peat, leaving . on needle. thread over
once and into S l., knit of , at a time,
leaving I st. on needle. make KIT. and
repeat twice more. Shell into smell,
Oh. 3 ami turn.
eth RoW-Same as Srd. repeat from
3rd row for desired length.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

THIS novel pattern is mIch used by
the nun who thus put their time TO
good use while in seclusion,
ist R0w-Ch. ), Join in ring with 81.
ST, : I. IN ring. CHI. 8, g =. N same ling.
4 Knot st. 60 make pt. s. draw s.. on
ssedle out of Z iacn. thread over nee
de. pull through, catch needle through
lowrr OF the three threads on loop,
thread over needle and pull through.
leaving ? SITS, On needle, thread over
and pull through both SITS. ch. one,
tightan 10 knott, repeat until / SIS
lave been made, ch. .. fasten by ST 81.
in last kl. made. 3 4, n CT. OF ., Oh. .,
8 {. IN sane ch., turn.
sd Row Ch, }, ) l., 3 ch.. 8 I. mGke
Xxi ST, /. iasten in last 1t, s.. made. re-
peat until 1 K. SITS. have been made,
5 I. in 5 ch. of Isl shell. Ch. 3. 3 I. -
same ch.. Oh. 8, Iurn.
Sru ROw-ShCi! in shell. make kt.
St, fas,en by 3 dc. in lo2 # KIT. st.
Make ~ ST. and dc. In lst st. OF cen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

bano 6tloct. Der Der %tcniher bcnt
Wcrihen hUbcr trin9t uuo bontit Die
eia5ia onucrhnf:e @rlnbla9e idlaift
Iitr ric gcaeiblit1c @%utrpiflrug 8robe@
rer Utganiihcr @srbtaSunJc:!.
@ erth u ebntttor!-
Sbrem @uuid}e eltiprcdenb. ihide ih
Shrca eEli5e Scileu betreiis Der
,Sr~uueufiuge. C3idou :h rur cine
c;riaG)e S1rmersiruu BIN nm ilber
tcine @;nerihait petiu8e. m0dte idl
oudn ms:lic WeunluS cupecu, llber
bieie 10 Leitcie l,l0 rus iyralcn aqe
Dbuc GuSnahme bctreffenSe yrage.
Sd sin Der Teilen lleber3eugun9, baB
Die Seitrebrnr9cu sur @r!urguu9 oe5
Srauenitinmrcdtc5 auf etIer i n
d. : II | / dl II w d q III
Gerllbcn uuh ou5 Woblergchen
Der menihlidlcn 8eiclitaft lfpcr 9ez
fdbrbcu. Ser Sruu iol bic atrbcr@
cr5icbun9 S~cr3tnsIute Gin ulh nidIt
Yolitif. &ir bnhcu eirit Rchcuihaft
d%b8lIe9cu, mir mir llnIcrc Yflid)tcu
als 8nttiuncu 2tuh Mii.tcr erfillt
babcu. %ou puIitiifcu &iIihtcu bin
9cgcu BABE i) Ocr9lcttcu nod
u%irocubs 9elcicu. yn1 lt~e6ri8cn be-
5~ipciile id lturt. pb ctlpn5 8utcs 6eiln
Srducnltimmredt herullstdmc. Sn
Der &pffnuug. buB nod picIc oubcre
Srnuen nrciuer Weinuu9 iiuh uub,
bnB tic hiciclbc ulId) in Der 3cituu9
CUNT Ibbrlld brin9cn lpcrbcr, perbIeibc
i'd. crgcbeuit, Sbre trcue 2cieriu.
Nrou Ntc. 0oIleul il c i Il,
Cannon, Seru9.
@ir baufcn Sbucn ie6r fiir bieic
frclnolitcu 3cilcu, bcncn mir pplIz
~itdnhig bciitimmlen uuo iflicBcn ms
Dem @unid,e an, oaB nod reht picle
triitlihc Ntiittcr in Der 3eitun9 ibre
Wiciulug dlIBcru perbcu ilbcr htcIc
Sra0c. bic, pie Sic iugeu. olIc
Sraueu pbne Nusunh me
b ctrtiit.-(Sie Hcb. bes SAINT
lientreiics".)
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- Wein Srcuno. bepeut' es ippbl:
Sm Hsid beS IItobpl lino CUTE Sitteu
niht ppbl9clitteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

SdIoIleS Ill 2iprcc an ur0 iprbertc
tbr 8ebtetcriih an, iif bon bprt 3u
erttcrneu un0 Die porlebmeu 8dite
rttt ipcirtr 81 belaitigeu. @ernbe ir
otelem Nuacabiife iuhr her @ager
Der &er3ogin bon Wurlborougt unb
oeS Sur05 6umiItou nor, 10 paB Die
0er3p8in t:oa cber iab, tpie Ser 8rets
onped lpanfte lnb leine pehniitbigeu
&Id9cluutc berucbmeu fpunte. Gle
lteB ioglctd ben @ngen bolten. iprang
hcrull5 rno rief ben Settler Su iit.
Sbne Ian3e 81 iiberiegcu. 500 lie aug
ihrem 6aure cine Siamantipun9e bon
bpbcm &crthe, tpeItc Die Sornt elmer
Nehrc bate, mo rcidltc hieieIbe Dem
@ettIcr, lueldec lie 8~itterrb anunbm.
rNher, Saoh", rtcf Der Sprb 9nm;itpn.
tbr @cntahI. ser ibr nudlgecilt mar,
IN udielnoem Gone, lit Aeun oieie
S~rei9ebigfcit nidt bod ettpas All
itarf?" y .@url1r benu?" frnate bie
6cr3u9in lGchelrb 3uriid. lit es benin
nidt biIig gno rcdlr, rag Der Irne
Slc6rcn iumuIe an bcn, GrutefeIos Ser
Mejdcu." @ubrLih. ihDne @prte-
dbcr e,ie nod idouere Sbnt, bes
cpcllreu Sraueu6cr5er5 piiroi8!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Fir die liebe 1u0end.


Ston IehIt lie nib ON Sbore
llno ppdIt, burdlbebt bon Sroir.
Sdlou triIt pd cine Nounc
0crdus gum Sbor 9eitlptuo:
~&us iudlit bu, 10 peclaiieu,
Bel ms. 81 urmc5 4ino%"
Cd iudnc uieiue Wutter.
Die mid gum Xe,o uerlieB,
ltnb fam Den Weg n,dt finNeu
gu tbr ms E~arubies.
ySu drnls, drne @ntie".
20 icuf3t bic @]pttc5brulIt.
limo filbrt 6inein Sic &!ctre.
Htc rrnscno 81 lhr ihau..
Sod uh, pies ha mr. idliittcIt
Nn5 Sinh 10 bets, 10 tri!bl
Sin iinft'3 8llnt 4po ermattct,
Gin itcrbeno GugcIs6iIo.
Wobl Glen al Die Sd)lrcitcru
&oIl buit'ger Sor8 berbci,
@eidldfti9 frpnm ibm bringeuo
Wnnd)' frGft'g &C Ir5euei.
lluh Senc hrdu9t ntit 8ciucn
Gid, al Dem ainblcir Zig;
2ot) itou bat Dies geiunocu
Sen @cg gum &ornpics.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Sie foitbarc Ncbrc.

@ci ser cngliiden apuigiu Nnno
mar Snll. @o2cn an &u9eu route
boz mas 6roBe SdloBpprtaI. Gin
armer Wnm inB nuf elmer Scitcua
ituie Der idloneu Syeitreppc, 8obl
elite mouder itottlihe 0srr an ibm
roriihcr lpobl i~trciite moudcs Seibcu
.lctN iciutu arpbcn aittci. nber Sic
.laun filmmcrtc iih I'M ibn. NienIouo
mi.rniate Inn nuh uur etnes SlifcS.
9oacaen bcrridte i'm elm Sieuer bcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

- 0iein Srcunb. bebent' es tppbI:
Sm Rsih bes IItpbpI iiuo CUTE Sitteu
ridt poblgclitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Gin braper Subn.

SU Sen Sieriteu Res aurfiiriten
auguir bon Sndieu itauo Gin Sberit,
Nanleus WoIr Siefigdrt. 9r mar Der
Sobu zines eiufabeu WeIieritmiebes.
bate AID III ieiner SllgeuS bieIes
6aubsoert erlernt. mar aber baum IN
&rte95oienIte geIreteu unn hattie eS i'm
2uuic Der Sabre 5um Sberit sebraht.
Ger Nurfirit Iie6te i'm lebr ub ieines
taoelloieu Scben5nGnbels. uno ais
Nl9uit emit Del ser Eafel Ia6, be.
nrertte er i'm binter Iih uno lpeab:
.aomm, @pif, ieee 9it 81 mir"
@olf Sieiitdtt ban.te iiir bieie
Gbre mo bat nm Die S%r,nubuiB. cine
@itte porbriugeu an b~iricu. Srsunbs
lid ueripcad) i'm Der &lrfiiri., iueun
Is m09Iih lci. lie gu eriiillcn.
Sa iulte &olf: sd babe eineu.
alien %utcr. melder 6nar nur elm
itIihter 0%uuNlperter lit. abcr Tim
perNunte id NucS; pem S6r mir cine
@naoe cttpciieu mul!et. erioudJter
6err. 10 labt oieien an meiler Steae
an Ser SufeI iiben."
Ser Guriilrit mar iiber bieIe @ittc
iebr c~rfrcIt unb Iubte ieiueu Sberit,
baB er lid, trobbem CT IS IN ieiuem
Sienlte az &iirbc mn auiebeu ses
braht, 'cinea itlidlten @aters nidt
ihdme. !ieB Den Ieferihmieo Su iei,
ne Ncdlten. icineu Sobn @plf an
icircr Siutca SIdB ncbmen uub ibnen
9roBc Gbtcu er'pciieu. Gah Der
Tnfcl beihcuite Ell Sen Yater ieines
Sberiteu ieidlih uub pantte ibnl, oaB
CT Sem Sauoe 10 einen b,aoeu Sobn
cr5puen,