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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-08

Boston recognizes James Whitcomb
Riley among the true poets, which is
! of less value to Riley than to Boston.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-08

There is no wonder Germany ex-
poets to get the whole world on it's
string just as soon as the war closes.
She makes 1000 kinds of sausages!
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-08

There is no doubt Woodrow Wilson
can thrill the people if he has the
courage to tell them about alien in
trigues upon American soil.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-08

If Woodrow Wilson could have read
men like Abraham Lincoln his -cabi-
net would have lent dignity and force
to his administration.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-08

The automObilists want good roads
and the pedestrians want their perils
made as few as possible. Both are
rational in their wants.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-08

Less than a score of men formerly
connected with the Progressive party
gathered at Hartford yesterday to act
number that a delegation be sent to
the coming national conference in
Indianapolis. Compare this with the
several hundred who gathered at a
meeting in 1912 and one can under
stand how completely the Progress
i've party in Connecticut is eliminated
Is an important factor in the poIiti-
cal situation.-Bridgep Post.
The dog days season in New Haven
if one may judge by the newspapers,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-08
OTHER VIEW POINTS

Get Together Pull Together. Stick
Together Work Together. Nothing
can prevent the old town from forg-
ing ahead to it's proper place and
keeping in the front rank of progress
i've communities, if those who have
any pull in them at all will Get To-
gether and Pull Together.--COnnecti
cut Western News.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-08

Here is New Haven talking of
holding a tag day for the benefit of
the families Of soldiers who have
gone to the front. New Haven spent
over 100000 for a civic celebration q
few years ago and raised half of it by
subscription. Why beg for the SOL
diers' families? Why not dig down ?
Waterbury Republican.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-08
AMERICA FIRST-AMERICA Eff

These are the words of Charles E.
Hughes. the republican nominee for
president:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-08

Norwich, Tuesday, Aug. 8, 1916.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15

bread, and is superior to sugar in cake and
confectionery.
WHY is honey preferable to sugar? 1t
Is wellknown fact that all starches and
carbohydrates taken into the body are
transformed into sugar before they can
be absorbed. Thus, if we can supply the
food as sugar 1t can be absorbed without
as much work for our digestive apparatus.
We must have sugar Children crave for
candy. This craving voices a need and Is
an evidence OF the Importance of sugar in
our diet
Physicians tell us that large number
OF diseases are caused by eating cane SUI
gar. Cane sugar IS not readily absorbed.
1t first has to be digested and changed
INTO a form which can be absorbed There
tore. If we give the children honey to eat
at meal times. this craving for candy and
cane sugar viii be lessened. as they viii Get
their needed sugars in the form OF honey.
The sugar in honey is readily absorbed. as
1t was dlgested for us by the bees. when
they took the nectar from the flowers.
Thus by eating honey we save our ii,
gestlve apparatus the work that it would
have TO do in order to break up and digest
the cane sugar. Honey never Injuries a
normal stomach. 1t would be we'll for us
to eat plenty of honey with our meals
and lessen the amount of cane sugar ordi-
nauly consumed"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15

Old Greece has - towns with more
than 10000 inhabitants.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15
Honey as Food,

An agricultural college bulletin saws
For general purposes as a human food.
honey ranks fourth in Importance: fruits,
nuts and grains being the only edible
commodities surprising it in excellence
and value
Chemically honey is composed of two
sugars. deNtrose and levuIose. combined
with water, which is subject to consider
able luctuation in amount. the average
being 10 to Is of the whole. 1t also con
talns a little acid and some aromatic prin-
rples. beside some pollen. The comnos-
ton OF both dextrose and levulose is SINH,
lar as both contain six atoms of carbon.
i atoms Of hydrogen and SIX atoms OF
oxygen Their difference Is in the arrange
ment Of the atoms
The food value of honey depends on its
sugars since they are in the form in which
they are directly absorbed into the blood
Honey, therefore, should be taken in con.
junction with some other food to retarI
the immediate absorption of the sugars
1t is good substitute for butter ON
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Bowen of Shelburne Fails is Z
| guest in the home Of her sen, DR.. L
= Bowen.
Mrs. Mary Mike has gone to Turn
'fs ans, Mass, for an extended stay
WIN relatives.
Roger Bracket and Jacob Estey OF
amherst college spent Sunday at thei.
h4"ieS III town.
Miss Agnes and Miss Mary DOYLE
went to Boston yesterday to spend 6
week vacation.
w. H. Mann has gone to Whining
ton and Dover to stay two weeks witt
relatives and friends
Miss Leila NJ Morrill, of Springfield
Mass, came Saturday for a brief Wis
it at T. w. Easou S, returning SUNDAY
evening.
Webster Cary who : ,++onI;,,o
Vermont academy. spent the weekend
in town as guest Of his uncle. HARRY
=. Webster.
Harry Hutcbine of tho vbolosa1o IL.
Dortment If tbo Dr,bo,,, D. oo
company was admitted to the Memori
nj hospital yesterday.
A. /. Benedict resumed r,rl, +h.s
uoruiag in Vaugh2n & Bmnrtt,s low.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15
HUMAN LEOPARDS.
west Africans Kill Victims with
Three-Pronged Clawiike Knives.

Ii comes as a shock to civilized peo-
pie to learn that there are cannibals
still satisfying their craving for HUI
man flesh. Yet proofs have been dis
covered that such cannibals exist in
certain districts of West Africa.
especially In the bush regions around
Sierra Leone.
West Africa has always been the
nome of superstition. Witch doctors
are believed in, and wonderful powers
are attributed to silly, inanimate
things called ''ju-ius,'' ''fetich,D or
medicines" The idea of human
saenhce to these julius has been re-
sponslble for many murders.
Cannibalism has always existed
among the natives, but until quite re-
Gently 1t has been so secret and so
hard TO get at that the British COVER
nors OF the district have been baffled
IN their attempts to suppress it.
several weird native societies were
known to exist. The most active was
the Human Leopard society, the mem
bers Of which periodically clothed
themselves IN the skins of leopards,
Waylald victims previously decided
upon and attacked them with three
pfonged knives so that the wounds
looked as if they had been made with
claws. The reason for their wearing
the skins was to deceive any possible
witness into thinking that Iedpar1s
mad been responsible for their
murders
The members of this awful society
We're bound together by secret vows
and superstitions, which made in
quI1es difficult to conduct The real
object of their crimes was not the
mere pleasure of eating human flesh;
1t was rooted in superstition and
weird religious beliefs.
The particular medicine" or
fetch of the Human Leopards was
called Bortirma. - This was usually
pack containing the blood of
cook, other animAls blood and fat.
rice, white Of egg and other tit-bits.
IL was only regarded as really power
tul when annoiuted with human blood
and smeared with human fat. Then it
was supposed to bring riches and sue
cess to its owner and disaster to its
owner enemies; but its powers evap-
GRATED periodically, and so fresh
victims he'd to be found and killed to
obtain the blood and fat.
There seems 10 have been a super
ooi'i'H 'Hdt as human rat and blood
were good for Borfrma, -" so they
would make people more powerful.
Hence, when q victim was killed the
flesh was divided among the mem
hers of the society for CONSUMPTION.
The Human Leopards were voldn- /
tarlly branded by having a small piece
of flesh removed the blood from the
wound being smeared upon the Bor- .
frma.'
The society seems TO date from
1855. hut it was not until 1895 that
the Sierra Leone government was
ava kened to the serious extent cf its
operations by Il series of mysterious
and disappearance.
a bill was then PASSED called ''The .
Human Leopard Society Ordinance.
1895 Under this bin it was made
unlawful for anyone to have in their
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15
TAFT ASKS FOR PEACE SERMONS
Tells 10000 Ministers to Observe Next
Sunday

NEW YORK, May 10. - Ex-Prssj-
tent Taft, as chairman Of a special
committee on church cooperation of
the League to Enforce Peace. has
written to 10000 ministers THROUGH
the country asking them to embodv in
their sermons next Sunday an explana-
ton of the purposes of the league. The
league viii hold its first annual meet
ing in Washington on May 2G and 81
The letter says that as the third
Sunday in May has annually been OBJ
served as peace Sunday it is fitting
That the league 5 ideas be taken u6
by the ministers in their sermons as
the NEST practicable and promising eff
fort toward universal peace that he's
vet been devised.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15

NATHALIE D. MRS. Fred
S eric Sanford, who will
be rendered for her prima
donna role in last years Band
Show, "The Runaways, ;" has
a leading part in Honeymoon
Lane" which promises to
eclipse her former efforts in
local theatricals. AS "Mrs.
John Titus" the blushing
newly-wed, Mrs. Sanford has
a rollicking comedy character
ization, and she will interpo-
late, in act II, The Ladder of
Roses" the catchy song hit
of this seasons New York
Hippodrome spectacle.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15

ford to visit on their way to Burling-
ton, and in Barre on the return trip.
Among these who VII attend tha
meeting of nc e-7~ Iod . of O ia
Fellows aEI tac Re5ekah as en-, -
meeting in Burlington this week are
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Haigh. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Maynard, Mrs. L. II. Miller, Mrs. So
lon \. Richmond, Mrs. Erie Landry
&. G. Staples, Harold Smith. R. W,
Taber, W. J. Cain, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert {. Shaw, and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J.
Eddy
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, May IS, by Carl s.
Hopkins, Esq, John Stapleton and
Miss Anne Marion Kervick, both Of
Springfield. Mass.
In Brattleboro, May IS. BY Carl S.
Hopkins, Esq, Carl Victor Philip Mel
sen and Miss Helen Gertrude Well
man, both of BrattIeboro.
Ia Brattleboro, May Is. bv Rev.
George Z. Tomkinson, Frank Clifton
Smead and Miss Jessie May Pike, both
of Springfield. Mass.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15
II ONE SMALL HEAD

carries all you know, and all you know
IS al your family have to live on. and
for all you know you can't ALWAYS
live, can you not see an immediate ne
cessity- for insurance. National Life
ms. Co, Of Vt. (Mutual) ALBERT
G. LAIRD, Special Agent, Abbott
Block.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15

possession (a) a leopard skin shaped
so as to make man wearing it re-
semoLe a leopard; (b) a three-pronged
knife; and (c) the native medicine
known IS Borfrma. ''-Pearsons.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-15
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro (demorial hospitaD.
May ID, Patrick Joseph Fenton, ~.
In Brattleboro, MAY IA. Gustaf
George Waldemer Hertzberg. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Gin bcmcrfcrsmertbcs Sritamcnt.

Scr filr5lid IN M}nhiipn, @is., ncrz
itprbene W. ". @nrncr bat Elm be-
merfenslpcrthce Scituwcnt hintcr>
lailen. IS mlIrbc im NnfloB9cridlt
in Wuhiipu crDffuct unb cr9nb, baB
Marncr elm |ermDgcn BON $240,000
hintcrlallcn bat.
Su Dem Seitomcnt bcibt cs, oaB
Der grblniicr uripriInBIih bic Ibitdt
bate, Der Stubt Wnoiion eincn gro
sen She'll res @clbcs filr Die Grid
tung ciller itdhtiidcn &ihtanla9c 81
pernladen, bnB or icopd bon ibr nbz
fam, lpeil er niht han1it einperitnnncn
mar, boB Die itaatIihc giicnbabn>
aomntiiiion Die aoutrole iiber bne
llnternebmcn befnm, mas onnn Der
SAT- eeipeien mare.
llngefGbr 100000 9chcn Inllt
Seitamcnt on pcrIdtcbcne 8pbltbatigz
fcits sInItaltcn. Scrncr erbolt bic
Stabt Wabiipn $4,000 inter Der
Scoingun3 fir bic Grriftung cinco
&orfs, bnB tic $4,000 nod ba5u
nuiSubringcn bat. Sonte bicics nift
Der SnQ iein, fest Der grblaiier $40
600 fiir RE Inle9ung elmer Cement
@onbitraBe bon @araboo nad Sepils
Hnte aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

bcfilmmtertc Sruu ibrcn 6errn uno
Weiiter, brh 6uritd in hns @alls 81
9cben mn ncnigiten5 Dos gabn gu
retten. ,im ielben Nugcnblifc bDrtc
tic bas Sinh iGreicn urt lab, mic and
elm a%oit9Gn9er aus Dem Suuic &C.
luuien fam. Sn Der Wcinung, hnB
icBt hns urmc ainb bon Dem 9icgcr
um9cbrndt pilrbe, bcgaim Die Srull
10 lalt 5u idrcicu, hob bic Nnhborss
lclltc motil nurbcn, Den Soli5eipngcn
"ltcltcn unb Die %hurdJn0Btcn GbeIelte
einltmcilcu nrinnbmcn.
Ils bic Toli8ci eingctrofien mar,
inBte mall friid)cn WtItb uno bcgab
iih in bu5 Snls. Sort bot lid ibncn
Elm - ihpuiIhcs @ilb oar. Scr
9tc9er, Der berduidt mnr, bnttc bns
@abn oui Dem ShpoB uno iud,te cs
eiil5uihldicrn, nobel or cine Nrt
&ic9culicb LATTE. Gr CAB Ictilcn
Nnmen ais Sbpnlns Gaiicn on unb
%crtldrtc. in Der 9tdbc Deg 0igbitrnBcns
%iauuft5 az mobncn unb iib pcrirrt
81 BADEN. Gr babe icpph feline boien
Slbiid)tcn 9cbabt. Iber = tran,
'dau, mem?
Sic Tpli3ci mohtc fur5en Yro3cB
nit ibm lnb ipcrrte i'm cil. Uses
icet nit linn mcitcr 9cIheben ipirb,
mciB III nod uiht. Sns n0d)itc
@fal abcr mil &uitig mebr Ruth an
Den Sug Iegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Scrid,t beiugtc, bas Saus, obpobI
mayer nlobliert, lei pciulih iauber &C.
balten lno es icien bort nuBer oenl
o Der Shulc 5ubnuie bebaltenen
Wdbdcn nod icfs ainDer.
81. Scott bellldlte pnrauf Die
@nidnnitnlt unb cbenio pcrihicpcne
unbere Yldbe. nm hns Wdbhen lpicber
untcr5rbringcn. Sn icocnl cin3clnen
Sale bcfnm CT bic Nntlport:
.apnncn Sic mir gnrnnticrcn, oaB
mleiu @cid)dit nicbt cbcnip pie Dos
White Sunh Heitnurunt unb bas
Hipcriibe @otcl bcntolicrt mirb?"
Sr. Scott beridltet nuBcrbem bon
slpci r%liiiIdcn NtdbdcnL Is unb 10
Sabre alt. Sic baben feline Der
panoten in Der Stabt mn mpbnten
bel 9efunnten. Sic Ncltcitc mar
adIiicrerin I'M 8bitc &und), ais Der
SlImult mlsbrnt unb lie uutcrbiclt
ibre iiingerc Sfneitcr, Die nod 5lIr
Sd)ulc ging. Sos Wdbhcn ncrlor
ibre SteQc rllb llnl bieIelbe Seit bcrs
licBcn allb hire Scfanntcn Die Stuht.
Sic bcibcn Wdbd)cn mictbeten Gin
fleines 3intmcr 5uinmmeu unb Die
Silnf3cbnidbriac bcfum ald) id)licBIidl
picpcr StcNung, bod 5u 10 mcni8
2obu, bag JIG Die iilngcrc aus Der
Shule nebncn muBtc. Nlnnebr bat
Die audi Nrbcit gciunbcn III bemiclbcn
YlaB. no Die Gltcrc lit.
81. Scott lngte, Dies lei cine Solae
jcnes Iufrubrs, Die iiherlid iebr be-
pnuerlif lei. Sieic @cutc icien alb
iolut unihulbig uno boh milBtcn tic
leincn - mic aud piclc Anbcrc. Sizes
@orurtbcil gegcu aIlc Srcmrn9cborcnen.
-cincrlci % lie 9cutid,c iiuo pber nid)t.
ipllte man niht 10 ltarf lperben laiicn,
mcintc Sr. Scptt mDrtlid). neil. lpcnu
lid cinmal 9ab unb acknowledgement I'M
6cr3en ieilicBen, tic crit in Genera
tipnen ipicoer ausgcrottet wcrocn
fnnupu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

tallfen fDnnteu. ais anoerc @roltitcn.
Inbere 3cugen %befllnhcteL .paB
iolfe Wditungs sSraftifcn bon fcincr
rcputubIen Sirntn geiibt miirbcn. ltnb
mo etlpn5 oerurtigea nortommc, lei cs
- Suirt Der pm WaBs uno @cmidltss
&ommtlIdr Sartigan llno lcinen Sclls
ten au59eiilbrtcn Snipcftion allr
Die Shladtbduicr beitrdntt. Soz
muel @erner, Elm gambler bon Wnlb>
inetpn Warfct, b~e8cifncte Die
Shlad)tbduicr OILS bus "Idlimmltc
llcbel" I'M @efliigelhanbcl, uno Sae
mIcl Sled bon Der Sirma Sled x
6iuman, beballptetc, onB I'M Saufc Der
lesten bier bis filnf Sabre 5ablrcidle
feline Sdnbler burd bic .Sdladlt>
bouss 2eutc" ruinicrt porbcn iein.
@inigc 3cugeu trntcn cnergiIh filr
Notwithstanding elmer Organization
I'M 8cflilgeIhanbcl uad Nrt Der ppr
mebrcrcn Sabren ais ySru't" aufges
lpiten Youltrpnen' NIIociution eiL
Die uuein Stnbilit0t in Der Yreis9cz
itnltung bcrbcifilbrcn fDlne. Gon
Dem ac9clrpdrtt8cn 3uitanpe prp1itlcrc
has fauienbe 8ublifum nidt i'm &C.
ringiten, IA gum Sciipicl bic tIeincn
aoniumenteu I'M 8eiten unb Silbcn
ocs 2anoes ibr @cilii8cl nm 6 bis !
Gcnts biui9er criteben tonntcn als Die
Mcn Yprfer 9nusfral, %on ciucm
3eugen bnrtc man, bnB Der &ertnui
ridden @cflii9els infpIge ser nb>
iGrcdenben @irfung Der 3cttungss
G%ntbiiQuneen ii6tt bic &ilhlbnuss
@anrc, tbciltpeiie aroD bur6 Maiicns
Guaranteeing rliiiit zpoIniihcr Suz
ben, neueroin9s cincn bcocutenocn
Nufihpun9 genpmmcn babe. Nidl
NihtilIheu f%auitcn belt8uta9c p%iclfad1
ibr @efliiael germ bel iiiNiid1en 6aub>
fern, mn ols @ctipicl bicrfilr murbe
cine d)riitlihc &ausfrnu crlpdbnt, bic
iiluf Weilcn melt marihicrc, nm Gin
ufoideres" &ubn 81 betommcn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Sanbitiirme III @iseOniin urtn
Wiuneipta.

@ie Elm S%clcgrnmm aus Ga GROVE,
Wis., mclbct, hnbeu lpdbrcuo bier
Su9en ldpcre Sanbltilrmc I'M mitz
lid1cn @i5cpniin unb 1iihlitten Minnc@
iota gemilttet unb nnd) elmer ShdBrn9
bon s. s.. Gnmpion, 1rdiibenteu Der
Iderbnuidoule bes Ga Groiic @ounrtn,
babcn tic On Den @rnten eineu Shaben
bon pielen S%auienoen BON Collars an
seridtct. Ser grobte @crluir ioQ auf
Srenh Sslonb 81 pcr5eihncn iein, has
Ga Grolie nit @cmilie pcriorgt. Iudl
Der Sarmz Siitrift I'M Norocu BON
Snalasfa bat itarf gelittcn. &or
NIem groB III Der Shnbcn an Den
nit Nlfuifu, @rbicn unb 8ctreibc be-
pilnu3ten Sclberu. Iuf Der %rairic
spiihcn @olcspiQe unb Srempcaleall
liegcn itelenpciie 3ipci SUP tieie
Sanbpcben nuf tpcrtbpoQem Sarmz
lanb. Ser Safer, Der eineu 9uten
Stunb aufipies, nurhe bon Dem
Sunbiturm niebereemaht. oIs pb er
nit einem Weiicr abgeihnittcn NOR
ben mare. Ncbnlihcr Sdabcn mirb
aus Der llnt9cGenb BON Spurtu unb
5pmaha unb ans Den Wonrpe, Sad
ion unb Suneou Counties bcridtet.
an &cruon Gpuntn ipurbcu nitt
MIR Die @rnten bernid1tct, ionocrn ce
nurbc bort alld ihlperer S6ancn an
8irthidnftsgebdllben mic Sdcuncn,
StdQen unb Stlos an9cridtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Ter yisrnclitiihe Mnrf Smain"
%geiturbcn.

Noh LANCER aranfbcit ltarb mn 10,
Mni in giclp 9prf, Salomon Hnbbtnos
lpiB, Sidtcr, Sdriititeller unb Ser
fnIler bon Sbcatcritilfen I'M 81. &e>
bcnsiabre. Sctn Same mar Sholonl
MIefem. Or mar oll9emcin aIs Der
.israelitiihe Warf Snain" bctannt
Su alien ieinen @crfcn trnt CT fir
n@inbcit unh Sreibeit Der Ssrncliten"
Gin. Gr ipnr Gin %grilnblidcr acnner
Der europdiid)cn Nngclegenbciten unb
Ieinc politiidcn Iniid)ten fanbcn bcsz
boIb III meitcitcm WnBc Scadtun9.
Sci Iusbrud) bcs curopdiihen arie9es
bcfano iit Der Sdriititeucr in eincnl
aurort in Seutidlanb. Gr nurbe
perhuftet ltno nadl Berlin 9ebradt,
ipdter nber micber freiaelaien. Oils
or nah 9fep Nort 3uriidfebrte, be-
reitete linn Die Cooper Union etner
fcierlihen 9mpian9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Ter 80. fyebruar.

Gin 2eicr Der 3eiti6rift "Notcs
uno Queries" id)ricb 0 GINGER 3eit
an bieie iebt I'M aricgc eiu9egau9cne
cngliidc @ofcnihriit, Die e5 lid CUR
Iufgubc 9emud)t bate, ale furioicp
Siu9e gu rcgiitrieren haB er iiin9it
in Der Wcnu : SaVmluna zines
Srcunbes Gin pom 80. Scbrliar 1904
batteries Mcnu 9eiunben babe. @r
alalIbte 5ucrit an cineu Srudfeblcr,
muBtc iih aber iib%er5cu9en laiien.
baB pas Saturn an unb fir iih ganS
forfeit mar. Sieier 80. 6cbrliar mar
auf fol9euoe 8eiie %5uItnube 8cfoms
men: 9u5 Siucr, nm pciien Wenu cs
lid b%anoeltc, fnuo nllf cinem Ynciiicz
Sampiidifi, Der .Siberin". itatt.
Die Den Stiaen S8ean bon 9otohamn
nah Sdn Srnncisco oitlih fabrenb,
f~rcu3tc. Nuf oicic @eiic plroe Elm
Sag 9ciupnnen, unb ba Dies Gnbe
Sc6rllur bcs Shnltiabres 1904 9es
Ida6. nurbc Dem Sebruar elm tpciterer
5ag ais Der 80. nnGefiigt. 60 aifs
fGaig bos Satum lit, 10 lit bo6 an
ieiner 2e9itimitdt nidts auS5uicBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
@crleibuns bes Siirserredtcs an
Siuur Snoiamer.

Sronfliu g. Zane. SctrctGr ocs
Separtements bes Suneru, fam am
-. @ini nit Iciuem Stabc in GIANT
ton, g. Sat, an. Gr nubm an
10. Mui Die GrncnmuE BON 1856
Yanttous Siours Snbiaucrn gu %pQs
biirgcru boz.
Inter Nnlpenbung al Ser alien
romontiidleu uuo iOmboliiheu Gcres
monicu 9iug Der PIT ppr lid. Su bic
Sdube Der Hotbboute purbcn Sluggc
unb YiIu9 8e8cbeu. Oils Nustnuih
aabcr Die Subioner hire &icilc. Die lie
5unt Icsteu Dial obihoiieu oIs 8cis
6erL bab lie ibreu bnIbpilNcn gu
itoub ablegen mn Die SiIihtcn uuo
Hcdbte ais @olbilrgcr pie Die @ciBcu
il%bcrnebmeu. &ierauf nurbe linen
uno ibreu Samilieu bas amerituuiihe
@iir9erreht %8u9eiproden. Gle err
baIteu oamit bnS @i9eutbumsredjt an
ihrcm &aube. ouS lie nun babeu,
haltetv ODER pcrfaufen tonuen. Sas
nit ipirb anerfannt, haB lie Nun fdbi9
iinN, i'm ciriliiierten Staate ibre eiges
men Serren gu Ictn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Gbeumatiihe Shmersen seitiGt.

9as 8eiBen in ben Wusteln, Die
Steifhett unb Die fp%ltcrnben Shmcrz
gen bon Hbeunlotismls peid1en Ihueu
bel benz @ebrauth bon Slouu's &iniz
ment. Sc befprbert ben 8lutlaui an
ben I6mer3enben aorpertbeilcn. Wau
reibe es einfah pic borgei6ricbcn allf
RE au9e9riffene Stcle. Su furser
3eit beri6tpiubst Der Shmer5 rnb eill
@efiibl bes Seba9ens unb Der 8drme
itcGt iih Elm. Sier Elm &eipcis: Sd
babe tpunberbare &tnberuug erbalteu,
icit ih Sbr Ointment fiir meiucn anie
aebrauhte. Sd mar eritount, nls cine
einroliee Gupenoung mir 2inberuug
brahte. &c tbut mir leib, bnB e5 Der
Raum niht erlallbt, Sbnen meme Sc
iti6te gu er3dblen. Sd bin Sbncn
banfbor fir Die &inberuug, Die SIR
Wittel mir bradte." Snn1cs z.
ScrguIou, philadelphia, @n.-Sloan s
Ointment tobtet bic Sfmer3en. 25
Gents bel Gurem Npptbetcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Siibner nit Sanb nnh 2ies scmditet.

WRit Ihlimmen @~ntbillun9en ilber
aneeblihe @eidoftsbrtlIhe Der -
nadp Der @rmoroune pes alten Chefs,
Barnett Balls, ieet pon Den Sobnen
INSTRUMENTATION = Is c I | ii q c l.
banblun9s Sirma .. 8nfi & Cons in
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6ouspatcr, Der biz ror mcbrercn
@oden als Mana9er in 9uffihcn
Sicniten iturh. Dor Stadts Wnrtt>
&onmiNor SiQon, Der in 9ieiu Yorf
Die Nabrungsmittel : Gnauete halt.
SER 6ou5pater bot lid inSlpiifcn I'M
Brownsville Siitrift geihditlid iclbz
itdnbig gemaft, mic or iaet, cnt9e9cn
Der 9ro6un9 Surrn Bats, Der ibm
fir ben Saa, bnB er nitt in ieinen
Stenit 3uriidfebre - er Ioll hcm 3cu>
aen, Der friiber $35 bic 8phc bel ibm
perbiente, nm $50 9cbptcn baben =
Den oeihdftliheu Ruin 81 bcreiten an
9efiinoigt babe. llehrigens bc5cu9tc
nod Elm nunercr 3eu9e, SapiO 6iribon
bon SO. 800 @opcll Ctr, 8rootlnn
baB INTERVIEWING Der 0 Bali felt
ge1eBten Srct'c eUleN l!ellPH NullDlel
lcidt bo3u filbren tonnc, %9eid)ditlid
al @rrnhc 9cridtet gu merbcn.
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ebemali9cl Bali Mnno9crs onbetriiit,
10 6uttcn lie bnuptldhlih Die
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Tirmu .. @nif & Cons o%nacluenbet
meroen, gum @c9cnitano. @3 lei bel
bicicr Sirmo llius, 1000 Stiid Sc
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Dem 8citeu 8u bei0rOcrn lnp eincn
Mum mit5uihiden, Der @eilrng babe.
Die Sbicre nit "unnotbtg Ihiperem
Sutter". iotpic nit Sizes uno Snnb III
mGItcn, nm 10 Elm Nr0Bere5 @epiht
All er3iclcu. Sic Spl9c lei, boB Die
Bats cincu bolbcu biz cinanbcinz
bolb Gents pro |iunb bili8cr pcrz