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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Gin @urt an bic Tameniuclt.

Gincn hiibidlcn Scitrn9 CUR Der
lcNcrilug unicrer Saflens Soilettc
orud'tc Icinit Sr. mcb. u. Slider i'll
Nnmburg, inpem CT 6plgenbcS ans
fIhrte:
.Ncine perebrtcn 9omcu. Gin
%Snrtfeu gan5 inter inns! @ie germ
mportc ih bier Die SciientIihteit aus
it!ic6cn. llrt 10 rcd)t entire nous" elm
NiIbud)en pililden 81 tounen, mas
uber bel Dem eroBen Seierfreis BET
hcrlei @eihlfdltS nidt ipobl angdusiB.
lluo nit Gn9cls3un9en modltc id MN
rcocu tonrlen, I'M allf Sbr enpfdnBz
lii,cs @cntiitb eitleu lndlISloidllitcu
Gilbrud 6l Madden. Wau Id9t 6par.
Nruucn icien iiir 8riinbe nidt gu
~nduglidl; ~itraIen Sie oieic ihu0oe Ser
lcunlpung 2ii9cn. inbem lie mid 5uz
crit rlbig anboren unD Damn - iih
tciicru!
Sd mil rcoen bon @cbeinniiicu
upu Stuuts @ebcimniiien. bon &c
Ccinniilcu Der lpeiblit]en Soilette. Sd
eil cinen fiibncn Nnlalf nebmcr mr.
9rctc hos @ort 8%eloileu ans;
~Guriet". g, lpeibIihe Sborbcit unb
~.iupernunit. Sciu Same lit aurirt,"
ag>ltc it, irci nah Sbafeipenre. ans
=. i'm; I'll bcbclitcir cine Terserruno
N,a 9tcn5iloe5 @ottes. cine SiinSe
cI2u hu3 finite 0ebpt: On iolir uidlt
i3ptcu, nod Sciner @eilmbbcit Idos
ocn, uno Bit 5u9leid Elm Srepler
GcGcu nod In9eborene @cihlcdter."
ZuS gcnilgt. %er5eibung. meme
Snmen eS tbut ia 10 lpohl. iih ourd
ciucn troitigen Sornesausbrud, ciumal
ous NcrS 81 crleidternl Nuc beutigen
Nurlct5 'olcn auf MbbrIh pcrfuuit
mo bis aui iueitcrcs Die Rpriets
S%ubritntion inter StaatSaufiid)t gee
lIcllt lpcrocu.
Sen @cfpci5 iucrbe ih nntrctcu:
$cbcS aoriet iibt eiucn 81 aroBeu
Srrd nui ben Wittels mo Cberforper.
Ipoourdl neben Der Guctihuug Der
brett gcprebten Srganc lHippen.
6cr5. &eber) Die interchangeable III
gcarificn. 8lutitammgen berpor9es
ruien unb 5ablreidIe lluterlcibsleioeu
ucrurindt perocu. Aber nod peitcr
Qcht Die unbeilpole @irtun0 beS
Apricts. Gin Undergraduates Wdbdcu
fam obne &urict mr. nit 9roBtcr WPilbe
nuireft iisen bleiben uno itcbeu.
Bic Hiidenmliefeln. ourd bercn Strait
ole nufredte Saltuns bes Weniheu
81 itanb fomnt. iinb eben baburt,
rag niht lie. ionbern oas aorlet ole
Srdeerin aufrcdt halt, atrophirt. 9es
Idbmt unb 6u idpod. mn obrc
StuBe bcs Gprict6 alein Den &orper
gcrahc an balteu. Sabcr fomn,eu
aud beim ipeiblihcn @eihIeht nit
iciucn foriet9cldbmtcn Iilfenmusfeln
ipeit mcbr Werbte9unscn Der @irbcls
idiile nad red)ts oOcr limits (Scos
lioIeu) Dor. alS bel benz mlofclfrdttis
gcrcn mdnnliheu @cihlette. Serner
lpeld)e Iniorberun9eu itelt nid,t Elm
aoriet an ole Sbdtigfeit Der 9eprcbten
Srgane. Ser5 unb 2um9e, nit ipieuieI
YSerbctrdftcn mlB nid)t Gin 10 &c
prcBtcs Sers auf eincm Snlliaal 8. y.
urbciten! Sit es "a ein @unoer, eab
sic iiberaroBe 8eipaIt bes 9lutitrpmeS
cole GjciGBc in 6irn uub 2unse nab
ren6 Or5 Sun5c5 81 %iprengeu permag
lule Dap bierburh nidt nlir III Npmas
ucn. ionbern audi I'M .3ebcn ole I'M
ic!i9e .Wiobes ~3panasiade". ipie
Tiarrer 9neipp bus &oriet nnnnte,
idlou bGufis beiterite Sebensfreune III
uamenloIc Sruuer p%cripanoclt bat,
N..h Die bduiis bel Der Scttion elmer
lucib!ihcu Seite al Sa8c trctcnoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
,8nrum nrader bus 0e1ddft aber

Die Stenen nidt nlit.?~
&c, aud Die iinb eiiris uuf Der
3onigiuhe uuo beirud]ten babel unz
3dblige 8liitbeu. Siebit ou lie bort
uuf DEM lpeiben Steintlee umbers
triehen?"
~Warum geben Die beun nidt bier
auf ben &leender? 6iird1ten lie lid
am Guoe gar Dor Den 6umnneIn?
~Nein. ihr 5ouisriiIIel it nidt lang
geuug fiir oielen Hptb@ ODER Yurpurz
flee, oesbul6 bleiben lie beim peiSen,
Der ~tiir3ere SliitbenrDbreu bat"
YWeinlt on Nun, Sans, oaB Der
rpeiBe Steiuflee bort alldb feiilen
Sameu befdme, lpenn er nift Sieuenz
beiuh erbalteu bGtte?"
Sans geipiB! Sh meiue es nid}t
bloB, e5 ilr alh 10"
yNber ulIsprubiert bats nod
aeiuer,"
q ia. Srie. 0ore nur eiunlal an.
mas ih nelAih III Der 3eitln9 aeleieu
babe. NIs Die Gnplduoer mniiusen.
Den Grotheil Nuitralien 81 bebareu,
ilud,teu tic Sabr INT Sabr Die Be
nlertun9. bag Der ulIs9eidte 2lee pobl
herrltfe Vlilthen trieb. aber ME tcirlz
fdhi0en Sanlen trn9. Sir tbeuree
@clb miBten lie ouiuhrlih ben Slice
Iauleu ans europa tpntmlen Ialicn. "a
lcste Die cngliidle Ne9ieruns cinen
Grcis bon 10000 Efunb Stcrling
$4,000 Semieni9en aus. DER Den
nlitraliid,en Hotbtlee babiu brdtte.
t~eimidbigen Samen 81 bilben. Huu
mar inter ben Nniiebieru III Nuitralieu
alldl ein Sberit Hanrens Nclpmon. @r
pcioB elm 0aubgut unp par Gin 6rpBcr
Naturfreuub. GincS Cages iicl cs linn
uuf, Dag uuf Den auitraIilheu Slice
feloern feline Sunlmeln gu iebcn ma
rem. Solte an Gnbe oas Seblen
oieier Sbierten an Der lluirlittbarfeit
pes Hotbtlees ihulo ieiu? - IIs
Nclpmnn einnlal cine Meiic mad,
europa madlte. grub CT cine Nn6ubl
0ummclneiter aus uuo uabul Die
6lImmcln nit nab Nuitrnlicn. Nui
einem Srobefeloe itclltc er MN ieine
|eriud,e an. uno iicbe pa. Ser bon Den
Sumuneln beirdllbte alee 5eitigte feinlz
fdbigeu Snmeu. Sies u Der erite
brulld,bare AleeiamenL Der in Nuitraa
lien geoieben mar. Ncmmun crbielt
Die 9ruBc Stuatsprdmic. gdm ipiIrz
ben Suntmrlu in Iane ciuaeiiibrt.
unb Der Hotbtlee perbreitete iid iest
raid, ilber unscbeure Slaheu. alli
bcncu MN pieIe Nillionen Sfaie ges
bniten ipcrben touuten. Sic Shaie
nbcr limb Der Heid]tbum Iuitralien's.
&ic oentir on MN BON Der Summel,
Sris?"
sd bentc. puB lie gar nid)t 81
crIceen lit"
yllnb raB q nlio nit)t nit Scr
Wtilgc nuh ibr idllagen ioQ! Wit
ciucm Srcunbc. nit elmer Srcunoin,
Die Der Suubmnmu nidt entbebren
fam. nnlB CT Iih bdIten. muB tic
idIpncu."
Sus leudItete Srie Gin; benu CT mar
fem Summtppf. Mit ganS onoercn
augcn lab CT ieet iibcr's aleeielo. ollie
Sumnlclu unb Sicncm battcu icitbcm
bel ibm cincu Stcin I'M Brett.
Nl5 Sans unb SriB bcim9in9en,
Iauacn Die ainber pom Sprie:
.Suunnl. iumnI. iumm!
Siendleu. Nlnul bcrlm, =
81. mir tbln Dir nidt's Sulcibc,
Sunun. Iunlnl. iumm!
Sicntcn. iimm bcrum,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
4prehTuuI

Jteht 10. liebc &inoerl @nblid
lteint IS, oils pollten ooh Die Nidbten
= uauu tommlen Die Neffen? - NAL
auflpateu, Sie bier 8rieie, Die bier
p~erpffenrlidJt perhen. baben mir iebr
piel Sreuoe gen,aht uno ih boife. noB
oa5 nur Der Nniuug ieiu miro unb mir
BON nun an ieoe Wote 10 piele 8orres
lponoen5en I'M Spretiual peroiients
liheu fonneu.
Wpllen nid)t alid) NAL Die Neifen
idreiben. lei es nlir nm Die @bre Der
Wannesleute gu rettcn? $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
(Won % artiu 8reif.)

Mlild lit luie elm Spuneublid;
ficnauh fonu5 eriageu,
,~icnloub Don lid ia9en
EuS CT bertt uno cine SrtIt
Cbut 8uniG unO gliltIid lit.
Slid iit mic Gin S~ounenblid;
Grit menn es pergan8eu.
Grit in 2cib mn 9ansen
Scnft Elm 6erS unb fiiblt g tlur,
NuB CO cinmal 0lildlid, mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
fQr die liebe 1u9end.


geben am faiierlihen Talaite ben
Shirm ihIieBen.
S1e Sttrme Der alien Iesppter
paren aus Seoer. Sm alien @riefenz
Lamb trus man ihon Sonnenifirme.
Sn SeutidIano famen Die Shirme crit
um's Sabr 1880 auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
y " y
Srauenarbeit unh Tnmilienleben.
tevs;iea fir sisie Seituua.J


SrnI Gliiabcth WnulId aucbuc. Die
bcfunntc fatboIiide Siibrerin Der beutz
ihcn Trnucnbclpegung, ihreibt in
eiuem IufiaB ,Weiblid]es Sienitiubr
mo Nrbeitcr,dnit". iibcr Die Idpdbs
Iid)en Giuilii'ic Der III DEM europa
iid,cn .aric9c enornr. iibcrbnuo Benpme
ntencn Srnuencrperbsurbeit mo bic
Hciormbelpcguug i'll Der @citaltung
ocS Samilienlebens
~%or pier3i8 Sabrcn nod bate es
Den Nnldlein, ais Oh Die Samilieus
pirtbidaft tbutIddllid ibrcm gube gu
triebc, dbcr bcllte? Sie be8ilglidc
murriiGiit,e Sbcoric iii ebcnio lpie Die
BON Der @%erclcnouu9 Der Wai'eu bon
Der Gntluidlung pioerIegt porpen.
Wir oilrfen iueiter bpiieu. buB Die
riidI0uii9e Scluc9ulg BON Scr @rsB
ltubt gum Sanoc, Die III Den beiiBenz
ben &laileu outage tritt. nod uutcu
olrdgclictert liz. lnlo bdS c9 Dem
8rmobeiiB gclinat. DEM Nrbeiter Die
Sdpllc CUR 0cinatb 6l madden, iubenl
er c3 bnbin brin8t, lcin Scbeu befricz
oigcnn 81 9cltaltcn. 8ir oilrfen uldl
boiicu buB Die Suouitrie mebr uuo
mcbr binatslunnbert ms Srcic uno
baS NrbeiterbaIS nit ibr. Nuf Dem
@anbe ohcr meuigiten5 III Der cntz
"ieruten %oritdot fpuueu Die sob
mtngaperbdltniiic 10 9eltaltct merncn.
boB Gin Snmilienlcbcu nlo9Iih lit. haB
Der Nrbtitcr nidt ullr it'd nllIbt. ion
bern olld) Iebt unb iih bcs Vebcu3 ais
Mcnit ircut. Sn6u 8ebort dbtr bus
6nmilicnlebeu, uuo gum Samilieu
lebcn gcbOrt Die Nuusmutter. Slt lie
nidt bubeinr. III lie @cruisarbeiterin
unb ben gall5cn gag ablpclcnh. 10 iii
Ole &obnumg tciu Ncim mchr. iunbcru
ell perlpuhrlp,tc5. l~ltbchaglite5
Nudtluarticr. Gas burh ihrcu flcineu
Snorpcrpienit nitt mubnlih gemud,t
lperben fam. %pn pieiem %erbieuit
bleibt luenin. lucnu mir ubSlcben. mas
in Nbpcienbeit Ser Srau uortpmmt
uno neu n~ngcid)aiit perocu ntIB. uber
IS blcibt lpcni9cr ols nidts, ia c5
tonmt du elmer Iurdibnreu Sdulo
olrh Wcrlpnbrlplung Der ainber, Or.
adtbc @aebel bat 749 Ittcn Der Cen
tralc fir SuScnoiiirlprge boraui
mteriIdt. iuuiclucit bcr miltterlidIc
giniluB nuSaeidaltet pber o%b9eihipddlt
T.l. Snbci hut iih crBcucn. .bnb
80 Hroient nller trimiucllcr Sugeub
litcn alIa Snmilien itnnmten. III DC
nen bic Wuttcr p%ouitdnpi9 iehIte opcr
ourt Suh. arnnthcit npcr @crIli phcr
nnocre llmitdnoe mcbr ODER ~lucnigcr
bci Der GrSicbuug Der Niuber au9gc
idaltet tudr". Nltdl Iclbit ipeuli hic
Sauemuttcr glGn3cllo neroiente. mcbr
aIs Die gauge Snmilie ~5lliamnreuges
monument. nie tpnntc haS 8elo gut
mad)enL mas ocn &inoern on Gorge
uuo 3udt pcrloren 9cbt. Die timber
lpic 6rau pbcr ole MIItter erluudic
ner Sinner mag obre ihGolidle Sol9en
Serui3ar6eiteriu iein, b%elonoero iucnu
eS uns g~clingeu iplte. Ole Shipieri0s
tciteu, bic Der GiuiiibrluB Der 0albs
tuBSihidteu uuh %orihlag ocS Srn
rcnora 4. Noup tntBegclpteGeu. aus
ocnt Beae 81 rauulcn. Nbcr Ole
finocr8eic8netc Wuttcr III oic Snbrit
ihiden uuo bon ibreu ainoeru %trcnucu.
ba5 iii Elm &erBeben an uulerem %olfe.
am oau5cn Gnterlnnhe."
y
@ci llue III Ntmcrita IN cS nit Der
Srnucnurhci,, @ott lei Sunf. bcIlcr
beiteQt al3 5ur Sc,t in europa, inocm
lpIr ms rld'i III aca onm NrlcQc her
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
2artpfie.gemiiie nit Hebmiaucc

aIeine. rulpe, mDalidir 9leiG1mdBigc,
gcltdltc &drtoffeln peroen gelpaihen.
nit gutter Sleiihbriibe. ctipas SulS
lub Eeteriilie gar gefod)t, bod nid,t
81 peidl, bumit tic gau5 bleiben. IN
bcilcu miro III elmer aaiicrplc ein
Stiidden Butter nit Sluei GBl0iicln
0tebI geIb gerGitct, nit etpus BON Der
abse9oTeueu Nnrtoifelbriibc. i'll Der sic
anrtoifeln 8ctodt worocn iino. angce
rilbrt uno a%uigctodlt. SaSu riibrt
man 3luei bis orci @Bloiiel lauren
Nnhm, elm Gigelb. ctlpaa SnlS rno
G%itroueuiait. idNnledt ab uro idllpenft
Die &artpiicln itnen bamit burdh.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03

Niften. - Nuc Ncficn lInb Nid,ten
bon Sbafopec. Minu., iinh nod, bel
gutter @eiunohcit uno boiien oasielbe
bon Dem Snfel uno Den anoeren
9eiern oes Sprefiaales. Nah icdas
@odlen miiiien mir tpieber in Die
SdJuIc seben. Sd bin iest in Der
"iilnftsn &laile unb bin bas iiinaite
Idofen elmer Gamilie bon flint 8na.
ben unb 6tusi Tdodeu. Gin 8ruber
lit 9eitorben unb meine dlteite Sffpes
tier lit in ben gtotre Sdme Srben in
Waniato, Winn.. ein9etreten. Am 25.
Suli bat JIG ibre @eIiibbe abeclest.-
Grit beitsm @ruB. YauIinaSb sui
Sbafopee. Winu.
Nuf balbises 8ieoerieben tn
Sprehiaal.-S Snfel.
9icbcr Sntell - Sh fpiu
MN alh NAL eiu fleines 8fieften
itreibeu. Dir pobnen aut benz Qanoe.
5lpei Neileu bon STRIDE uno Shuls.
entiernt. SD bin neun Sabre alt ilno
gebe in Die pierte &laiIe. Seiten 8ruB
bon 9einer Nifte, Oas Dorm
rpsheu. Yier3, Iinn.
Sofientlit miro YSas 0ornr6ss
den" mieper balb bon iih boren lailen.
intel.
2ieberS ntel- &c iii ihon
3icmlit lunge. baB id) nift mebr eez
ihIieben babe. Wir bubcn Die Seitung
jest id,on % Sabre lang unb leien
~bicielbc nit iebr piel V~ersniisen. Sh
itaue INNER sleid, nah Der Suscnps
gdc. Sh bin iest 10 Sabre alt. =
Mit beitem OruB, Die 2iliA
Yicr5, Minu.
sGrcibe baIp picper. = Ser
Snfel.
9icber SnfcI!- 81 Tu
aernc bGttcit. oaB mir etlpas iiber oas
San6en ifrciben io(ten. 10 mill ih
mai meine Meinung barber seben.
Sd babe guar nod ME gftan5t. aber
uom 3uieben fam ih ihou ipiiien, baB
bns SnnSen. ipie cs beut3utaee be-
rriebcn piro. oar feiu Snn3en lit upo
id, peritcbc red)t pobl. narum eie
moberncn Sdn5c bon Der Stride pers
boten limb. Die Suseno iou froblid
uub luiti9 icin, aber nitt ausselaiien
unb ih femme ic6r piele Icrgniigen.
bel beneu es ebcnio Iuitis 5ugebt. fpie
bcim San3en, pbne odB man ausgcs
lniien iein muB. Scr Scufcl ifeut
bd3 9itt. heiBt eS; ocShalb ipobl ipers
Den Die Sdn5e hes Nad)ts abeebaltcn
Cine Nidtc bat seifrieben. bas Tansen
lei iebr glt Der Setuesurg lpesen. S&
CLAUDE aber. baB man auf Dem 2anbe
@eipearng 9eillg friegt. obne iiG miibe
81 ton5cn. Ianhe Nitte fpiro ii&
mobl benfen. eS lei cine altc &loiters
frau. Die picien @rief seifrieben bot.
ODER penisitcns Elm Mdbhen. bas iih
iiir's &loiterlebcu beitimmt. Sa
ipnntcu tic iih aber irren. Su Der
&oiinung. baB nod, anberc 2cier ibre
Iciurns iibcr nns 5an5cn ecben
lucrbcu. pcrblci6c ib nit beltcm 8ruHc
iiir ellie. Sic &noipc. Coon
2upios. Soma.
Siebe 1noipe! - Sir Sell
men licben Wrici bnnfc i6 Dir inl
9iomcn nucr Neifeu unb NiGten.
Scinc Iniidten ilber bas San5en iino
III piclen Siniidtcn icbr 3utreffcno.
Tiellciht fonuteit On mebr unters
ld,eiScn 3piifen ausscIaiienen Tan.
5cm uuo IoId'en. jno cs nit @nitano
bcSacht. Scibcr @ottcS iinb lcstcre
nber lcbr IcItcu. Eofmols beiteu
Snnt unr nui b%alsiscs 8iepericbeu in
Sprehlnal Sntsl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
Gatbpliid)er 9irdenfalcnber.

Bonn ungereh tel yer
10 alter.
Slif. 16, 1-9.
(Guguit.)
6. 2. Iertldr. Gbriiti. Sirtus III.
7. &c. Gdietan. Ifra, W. 9onatus.
s. 3. Gpriafus. 2ar9us. Smara8o.
9. &c. Homamus. Sirmus. Iuititus.
10. =. Qaurentius. Niteria. Imaoeus.
II. !. Thilomeua. Suiauud. SignG.
II. Z. aIara. 0ilaria. 9%erfuIanus.
y - -
Slid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-08-03
glerlei gtiislides.


itngariider Snlat.-Gin SbeiI
ruiirieIig geidnittele. 8eoiinitete Gel
lcrte, 6luei 5beiIc 8ctod)te ipiirfelig
gciduitteue anrtoiiel. 3ipci SbeiIe Bee
forte peiBe Sphueu. 3ur Suuce:
Grei bart 9etodte Gicr, orei SDifeI
Nabm. orei G0ffel Sci. brei E0iiel
@iIig, ctpd5 Sal5, 3uder, Yfeiier.
iciu gebndte 3iuiebel. Sic Gioptter
perbeu p~niiiert unO nit Den 5llr Suucc
nngegebenen 3lthatcn an Dem Scuer
Eeitla8en. bis Die Wiaiie bid lpirD.
Scllerie, Sobucu. Aartuffcln luo bus
tleiu 9ehadtc GiuciB luerbeu gut per
mcn8t. 0ciuI5en, oui cine Shilncl gez
bduIt. nit Ser Suutc ilbecgullen unb
nit rptben Hilben. fIcincn @urfeu.
Huprifu uuo Sterldleibd]cu s~urniert.
Wcgsn nuigeiprnugcne SGut 9ibt -
Elm rcdt einfadlce ltno alltca 0uu5s
mitteI. 5I beiien Sereitun9 man He'te
bon Stenrin gut uerpcnoen fam.
Wan ld)abt 4. y. SidCtltilrup1dcn. nah
Dem man Der pertphltcu Spdlt ubge
ihnitten mub Stallb uuo Hub bappn
entiernt bat, iein ami rcibea @apier,
itilttet Die Waiie in elm iduberes
S0pfdlen unh loBt lie ouf Dem 6eeroe
idmel5en. Sann gibt man Die gleidc
Mcu9e rcines, ,iilBes Wunoelpl pu3u.
bermen9t cs gut oIIrcb yfilbren nit Dem
Steariu uuh filut 0us nod lparme Gel
in tleiue, gut ihliebeuoe @Iehs ooer
Yor6eQnnpoien, ldBt es bariu critnr>
rem, perihlieBt cS gllt uro belpubrt cs
tilbl auf. %uu oieler Sulbe perreibt
man uadl DEM Waiden cine aleiuigfeit
nilf Der Suub, IdBt tic einisc Iiulrteu
in Die 0nut cinsicbcn unb eutiernt
Damn pcu llcbcrihlub pnu Set nit
'eiuem ipcidlcn SlIh.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-18
MODERN FAIRY STORIES

Sunday morning, August 6, an ex-
cursion passed from the Snake river
valley over the Bitter Root range into
Montana where it is wet. On sun
day afternoon it vas reported around
Blackfoot that the train was wreck
ed. Naturally the informed person
asked of the informant person for de-
tails of the disaster, and 1t would run
something like this:
"Well, after the train passed the
continental divide at Monida, 1t was
known that they were in wet terri
tory. Somebody looked out OF n
car window and said, oh, there is a
saloon and it is OPEN Immediately
all passengers ran to that side OF the
train and it tipped e. When all
the passengers had got full at the
saloon and returned to the train they
got on the other side Of the coaches
and they tipped it back on the track
and lit a-running."
The story is recommended to the
drys to show how smoothly things
run in wet territory.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-18
WHAT THE GARNER DID

A city mar recently visited his
Country cousin" The man from
the city, wishing to explain the joys
of municipal life, said: I'VE certainly
have been having some fun the last
few days. Thursday we autoed to
the country club and golfed till dark,
then we trolleyed back to town and
danced until morning"
The country cousin was not to be
stumped in the least and 10 began
telling of some of the pleasures Of
the simple life: "We have some
pretty good times here, too. One day
we buggied out to Uncle Ned's and
went out to the back lot, where we
%baseballed all that afternoon. In the
evening we sneaked up in the attic,
where we pokered until morning"
A sturdy old farmer, who was lis
tening, not to be outdone, took up
the conversation at this point, and
said: II was having some fun about
this time myself. I muled down to
the cornfield and gee-hawed until
shutdown. Then l suppered until dark
and piped until nine. Then I bed
steaded until the clock fived, then
breakfasted until it was time to go
muling again. "-Reclamation Record
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-18
U. s. SENATE PASSES
CHILD LABOR BILL
FOrbids Interstate Commerce in
Products of Establishments
Employing Children

The child labor bill was brought
to a vote in the senate, August s,
at the insistence of President Will
son, after it had already passed the
house. The senate vote was So to
IL, a strong majority, but there vas
nevertheless a sharp debate upon the
occasion.
The bill as passed would prohibit
interstate commerce in the product
of any mine or quarry in which child
rem under 16 years old have been
employed, or in the product of any
mill, cannery, workshop, factory or
manufacturing establishment, in
which children under the age of IA
have been employed, or in which
children between IA and 16 have
been employed more than eight hours
a day, more than six days a week,
before 6 o'clock in the morning or
later than 7 o'clock in the evening.
1t would take effect one year after
enactment.
During the debate Senator Tillman
denounced the southern mill owners
who opposed the bill and said be-
cause of their selfishness he was
tempted to support the bill, altho he
agreed with the bills opponents in
thinking it unconstitutional.
Senator Cummins criticised the
president for influencing legislation.
There has not been a single import
ant measure passed since 1913" he
said, Gin which Democratic congress-
men have not felt the heavy hand of
the executive"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-18
THE BUSINESS SYSTEM
OF A LARGE CHURCH
Organization Gives the Advantages
of library, Gymnasium, Dining
Rooms and Social Suite

The management of large churches
on the national scale is not unlike
our political government, with its as
,semblies of representatives every
year, its clerical staff and army OF
executives. Counting time by the
centuries it was but a short time back
that spiritual dynasties rivalled the
temporal kingdoms in power of or
ganization. Even today, tho we hear
less of it the churches carry on splen-
did organizations and accomplish a
great deal of good that everyone
takes as a matter of course.
In the old days there were great
monasteries, elaborated in the finest
architectural styles and furnished fit
for kings, but these palaces were not
open to the people. But now the
people share every convenience their
church affords, and some churches
do offer pleasant advantages,
Mrs. S. M. Osmun, who is the guest
of Mrs. j. B. Brokaw, in Blackfoot,
is the secretary of a very noted
preacher in Detroit, DR.. Joseph H.
Vance, of the Presbyterian church.
This is one of the splendidly organ
lied modern churches. The term,
modern" is here used to mean that
they are doing more social work now
than ever churches did before.
DR.. Vance is a big man, a popular
preacher, and he is at the head of
one of the most distinctive churches
Iof Detroit. 1t was originally built
well out into the residence section
of a quiet street, but the city business
has ~encroached upon it's retired posi-
ton until it now stands surrounded
by rooming houses, garages, cafe
terias and shops. In it's financial
management it still maintains the
old time custom of selling pews by
a sort of auction. The weather.
members pay several hundred dollars
for their pews and in return have a
choice of position according to the
amount they offer to pay. Mrs. Os-
mum receives the sealed bids, just as
city clerk would for some paving
contract, and it is her part to attend
to all such bookkeeping matters.
This church has a Church house."
which is really a private Y. M. G. A.
The boys have a gymnasium on the
top floor, Git is four stories high
and below them is a floor given over
to book rooms and parlors, where
members read and visit, next come
the offices of the minister, his assist
ants, the trustees, who attend to the
larger financial operation of the
church, and Mrs. Osmun. The first
moor is used for a restaurant, which
serves meals at reasonable prices.
Some of the most efficient business
and leading women of the city
to the chruch and contribute
their services in various ways, teach
ing classes in the Sunday school or
attending to benevolent work. They
also pay careful attention to strang-
ers and find them seats at services.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-18
BOY REEVES PARENTS
AFTER BAD RUNAWAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert, of Grove
land, and their f~our-year-old son
were thrown from a buggy in front
of their home Monday evening last
week, and the two parents were
knocked unconscious by the fall. The
horses became frightened at some
thing in the road and were soon I'M
manageable. The little boy ran into
the house and brought cold water,
which he dashed in the faces OF his
father and mother until they were
revived. Then Mrs. Talbert, who was
least hurt, and the boy helped Mr.:
Talbert inside. Both were confined
to their beds as a result of the &C.
cident.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-18
FOUND DEAD IN RIVER
Prominent Politician of Northern
Idaho Loses His Life

WALLACE, Idaho. - Abner G.,
Kerns, a pioneer member of the Sho-
shone county bar, a former state SEN
ator and well-known Democratic poll
%tician, was drowned in a deep pool
of the North Fork river near Ander-
sons Sidings. kerns left here last
Monday in his auto to have some
legal papers signed. He left his car
near Prichard and that was the last
seen of him until his body vas found
in the river Thursday morning. 1t
is believed that after leaving his car
he attempted to ford the river, lost
his footing and being exhausted was
drowned. His friends scout the idea
of suicide.
He was a native of Pennsylvania
and came to the Occur d'Alenes in
1890. He was 48 years of age.