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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
II flr die |iebe 1ugend.
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Siebt Die Rutter freunblih Iamelno
an
Damn = bort lie re9elmdBi9
ntbmeu.
SIT es m0glih? Sbldit Der feline
Rann?
4omnlt Der @r3t. FRA, Sris, mas
lit 9eideben?"
limb Ell priift ben 5arten 8lieoerbau.
llnteriuht Die Rnle nou ben &decrn,
llnteriliht 9etpinenbaft, 8endu.
.Werftairoi9, eS lit gar nihtS gu
finSen.
Iur Ser S6rcd bat i'm 10 bleif
9emaht. !.
2ai'eu Sic i'm rubin. Sic tueroen
ieben,
8ie gar 6alo ct lpieber iprinst unb
ladIt."
60 eeifab es. Shou dnt nd6iteu
Worgeu
Cite nn'er Sriefen tpobl9emutb
auf bic Strabe 81 Den aubern
&tnbern,
Stol5 nit Sdbel ilnp Solbatenbut.
Gbenbs Dor Dem Shlufengeben
Srdnst' er litI an Rutters anie san3
bift:
YNtutter, S~dusengcleiu bat Sris
gebolfcn.
g par bod gut, baB mir 9e6etet -
niht?"
xkk
Sbn' bein Silf' fann bid 8ott
beipa6ren,
Sod iouit on Drum feline Irbeit
iporen,
CT lam Dir @elb unb @ie6
beiteeren
1lnb beiBt bid bod nit arbeit
ndbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
Der 5eisenbaum ais Seuss

Oils emit Der Gambler Safan cine
ldugere Reiie antrat, Iieb er einem
gfienbi bunbert Senare. 8uriidees
tebrts iorbert er bas @eIb pieber;
aber Der gffenoi Ieuenete. bon ibm
elm Sarlebeu empfaueeu gu baben.
geibe eineen u gum Ridbter.
.an peIhem orr. fragte Der
&aoi ben gambler, .tpinit bu benz
gffenoi oas @elb seeeben babeu?"
Inter einem Seisenbaum" ers
tpiberte Saiiou.
go sebe bin unS bole ben Seiscns
baum Dor mein Nuseiiht. bamit er
SeugniB ableeel Beige ibm biele
8orlabuus. uno er tpiro fommen."
&ppfi6iittelnb iolste Saiian Der
ionberbaren 8eiiuns. Ms CT idon
seraume @eile fort mar, idete ber
8abi gu benz gifenbi eeiprG1speiie:
Or bleibt LANCE aus. @laubit on,
bab er ifon bort iit?"
.Nein", %untportete Der gffenSi.
Der 9aum lit piel gu tueit. Or fauu
nod nift bort iein.~
$50. TO-, nerieste ba Der 9aoi
Iddelnb, blu tpeibt alio. mo Der
Baum itebt2"
aIs euSlih Saian nit Der 0ad,
ridt Suriidfebrte, baB Der 4aum
nift tonmen ipoIle, a~nttportete Der
aabi: Or lit bereits bier setpeieu
uno bat fir bid ee5eust. "a nimm
oeiu @elb pieber suriid; Der giicnbi
bot cS mir ihon iibersebeu. Gclobt
lei Glabl"
Nderiperf,
Woderfner1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

aatbpIiider &ird)enfaleuber.'
9 o M ten Gebote.
Rattb. %, 34-46.

(Sftober.)
8. 9. grisitta. 8enebifta. Yela9ta.
9. Ut. 0ipnbiius. 2ubtpig Sertrano.
10. 9. Sran3 b. 8orgia. @ereon.
II. SO. German. @nmar. Gtbelpiir9.
~. 8. Wurim. Serupbin. Waltr.
10. &. @ouuro. &plomdn. 0ngnlin.
ia. 9. Galiitns. Sortunata. Surtb.
y - y
Giner Wntter Gieo.
Srei @oslein idtpanfcn i'm 8tnp,
8elb, ipeiB unb roth.
Shlaf, idlaf mein Sinh.
Sein Batter lit tobt,
@eriharrt in polniitcm Sano -
@eb iiber bic Notbl
Drei Hoslein id fanb,
8elb, fpeiB unb roth.
Sic mein 2iebiter am Sommertase
mir buno.
Sic @oslein limb tobt
Waeine 0ippen iinb bleih.
Sic ih meinem Siebiten I'M Wdter
bot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

lie lei. gr dnttpprtet nit Stol5, oaB
er adt 8inber babe, bic ale am 2eben
iinD unb ibp iotpeit nit oipDlf @rob>
finbern beidenft baben.
y = y
Gin ,ptrtli&er Wisgrtff.
Gin Sdulinipeftor. Der cine Ero@
binoialidule beiuhte, drgerte it'd iiber
ben Qdrm, ben bic S6iiler in benz
anitoBenben &laiienoimmer beriibten.
S6liebli6 rib ibm Die Schulz, unb er
trut, obue lid porber an5umeloen, III
bas tumultarii6e Reben5immer.
CT erlpdbte bort ben srobten SUM
gen, bemerfte, baB bieier immer5u anf
alle Nnberen etnrebete unb naf linen
bin eeitifulierte, unb ihnen sntz
iHloiIen, padte er i'm beim Nodfragen,
sog ibn in iein 3immer, oriidte i'm ba
auf einen Stubl uieber unb befabl:
rSier bleibit BIZ iisen uno bift title;
%neritanben?"
Nah unsefdbr elmer giertelitunbe
0ffncte it'd bic 9biir; elm fleiner
Sunse sudte o auBen in oas 3im@
n,er bes Snipeftors uno iaete be-
ibeiben: .Serr Snipeftor, mir mohs
ten unieren 2ebrer tpieoerbdben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
Wpti5!

, Muf bieier Seite ner0ffent. I
, lifen mir bic Autubipgrapbie 4
, eines Der Sethner, bic bic 4
= fpmiiden 8eilasen fir bic balb= 4
, uS&entlihe r5be Catholic 4
, 9ribune" 5eidneu weroen. I
= Gltern, ,3be Gatbplie 1
, Iribmne" lit bic ridtige
. Seituns fir Cure Ginber, menn 1
= rieielbsn niht gut 3entId leicn I
, tSnnen! 1
= she GatbpIie lri= 4
: bune" eriheint in bemielbeu 4
: Verlas mie bieie Seitung 1
: observation-disclosures Der balb- 1
+ w6dbentlifen Mussabe $500
= nnb lit cine Seituns, bic in I
, feiner fatbulii&en, beutih.
+ amerifaniiden Gamilie, mo- bic 1
= 2inber bes 7ertihen niht 4
= mdd)tis iinb, feblen iulte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

IL, after following the Zimbalist Fam
lily series for two months, you still are
displeased, then make a-kick! No!
No! No! not with your foot but
take your pen in hand like u human
being and slip over a few lines. es-
Nplaining what the main difficulty with
yourself isl mean-with the Zimbal-
list Family.
OF course, II you don't admire mas
shape, or don't like pas nose. and OBJ
ject to other minor details of this sort,
why-you'lI have to blame your own
gosh dinged" tastes for that.
Well s'long, dear reader! Glad you
listened! Till we see us again, dear
reader, till we see lis AGAIN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
: Tim trauten familienkrei(e. !

p~dbaeoeiiden g~rfabrung. llnb taus
ienb Ial tpihtieer oils Gaes, mas
meine bergdnslide Perion an etgenen
Gnreeungen pubIi3iert bat. ut mir
Iues, mas id ba3u b~eitra9en lam.
aud MIR eineu Renihen tpieber an bic
etnigen Gueuen Der @abrbeit suriid,
aufiibren. Niht tpenig baben ainbers
dugen an oieier meiner u~eberdeugun8
beisetragen. , Mls ih beeann, Dor
&inberflaiIen iiber 2ebensfragen gu
ipred,en, unb bic bertraiienspouen
augen alf mid gerihtet fab; ala i6
iiiblte, ipie entifeioenbe giniptriungen
bon iolben Bcrten nuf iunee Seelen
aus9ebeu, oa ipuroe bas @efiibl INNER
itdrfer in mir: iper biit Su, oaB Su
es tpasen oarfit, bios aus Sir beraus
bier @prte bes 2ebens ipreden gu
tpolen? Bie seriug lit Define llebers
iidt Iber bas 3eben, Seine aenntniB
Der Seelen, 0ein 8iiien bon ben
tieiiten 8ebingunseu bes bOberen
2ebens i'm Reniden! Su tviait
Io5iale 8eiinnuns tpeden unb be-
forberit pieueidt Saltloiisfeit 9egens
iiber ben to1eftipen giufliiien poer
Sentimentalitdten; Ou piuit our
Selbitdnbisteit anregen unb biIoeit
Rehtbaber uno Srosfopfe; On
m6fteit Bilensmenifen unb er5iebit
&ratprpsen; gu preoi9it Selbiterz
3iebuns, uno 9eine 3oglinse fpereen
offeftierte nnb eitle 8riibler iiber lid
ieIbit; On prdsit @runbidse Der 8ein>
belt elm uub er5euelt blobe Worul>
YbariiGerl "a ipurbe mir Die llnis
perialitdt Der Scellorse flar, Die bonn
Gbriitentbum aus9ebt, oa reifte in mir
Die lleber3eu9une: bic Worals Ydba>
epeif lam Tire YolIenbuns in Der
6riitlihen Helision finbenl"
Wie Der Shneiber Tlurl feline garbi
furterte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
@armmus upr ,getranften"
Mnftcrm.

9as Observation-Disclosures De
partement in Waibinston, 3.
G., perOfientlihte am IS. Sept.
cine Barnuns an bic Gambler
Dor benz 5pddenitaatlihen Iers
ianbt bon auitern. nelhe. tpie
: Der 8unitausorud lautet, ~se>
, trdnft" limb. nm tie aniebnlifer
erid)einen gu laiien. 9as iraas
; lidc geriabren pirb nls
SdlIhuns betraftet unb Die
9iitrifts. IntpGlte tperben ants
Shdrfite easesen porgeben.
Gin mdBises 8aifen Der
Iuitern iii permutbIh notbs
;. penois mnb ioaar a%n8uempfeb>
len, aber Die auitern biirien in
bent 1aiier nihtio LANCE lieeen,
bab tic anidpeaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
. mar bod, gut, baR mir sebetet :.
(Nad elmer pabren 8esebenheit bon
%. o, Sdtpeiter II. 6. Sr.)

(g(a6 etrler fpd1ren Se8eoerpetl DON
90. O., S6tpeiter II. g. ST.
rNrisfen. tpmm', bu bait nod nift
gebetetl"
limb Der tIeine gube lduft 5uriid,
TaItet fromm bic runoen Rinoer>
bdnb6eu,
Sebt gum areu3 ben reineu 8inoerz
bid.
SO, nun .tpiro bein gnelein bid be-
bitten"
limb bic Wutter elf Der Irbeit mad.
Bet aft 8tnbern sibt es piel gu
idoffen
l1nb i'm 2aoen = 8 lit elm barter
Gag.
Yloslih = ipelh' elm marterihiits
ternb' Hufen:
nNutterl Wtutter!" Soft, mas muB
lie ieb'n!
Yferoe, 8agen. lleber Srisheus
@lieber
Chen iest Die beiben 8dber eeb'n,
Sir Sefunoeu mill Der Yuls ibr
itoden ....
Ih, ba brinet ma ihon bas arme
Sinh.
Sit es tobt {? !! Sic ifredensbleihe
Wutter
Nimmt es uuf uno bettet's tpeif
uno Gno,
Spriht ihm liebe, leiie 8%oietporte,
8ie MIR aiuo unb Iutter lie
perIteb'n ....
Sod er bort lie uitt. Ius ibrem
Ser5en
8in9t iih los Gin itummcs, beiBes
Sleb'n;
Yloelih offnet Srisden feline Iuaen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

have elapsed, you, and particularly
your children-that is, If you have
some-will have learnt something from
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
-


Gs siebt piele Sranen, beren
Geburt ein tieies @ebeimniB umsicbt:
eas 0eburtsiabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
ttniere ,Yrpiperitdt".

Nahfulgenbe Seilen iinb Der rSt.
Yanl gplfs5eituns" entnpmnter. Die
ielben besieben iih aber ebenfalls ant
bic Sage INT ben uteiften Stabten Der
Y~ereinisten staateu.
Die 9%ebensmittel limb In ct. Saul
udbrenb hes lettcn Sabres nm 57.4
Grpsent seitiegen, tuie Angus 5. Ga.
uterpn ppin ct. Haul Sutel nnb Res
ffuurant 3eepers' AHuetatipn, berih'
tet. Cameron unterbreitet ais geuets
bafir cine elite ppn 36 Nrtifelm, bic
tauptfdGIid in Sotls sur germen.
buns selansen. Sarunter befinben
ii& natiirltd5 piele Mrtifel, bic aud
ben Sauptbetanb Der 2ebensmittel TT
fleineren SanSbalten biloer, tuie ppr
alien 9insen &artuffeln, bic inners
balls hes einen Sabres BON 33 Gents
anf $1.25 prp gmibel seitiesen limb.
Steienisen, bic n idiuerften be-
trpffen uerbeu, iinb nift BITE Sotels,
ipmbern bic Samilien, bic NIT eiuem
makisen Uebalt ober 2pbn ausfom.
men miiTen nnb benen IS iebr
bel ausmadjt, pb lie fir Webl $40
pru Sak mte I'M norigen Sabre, pber
$500 pro GaR uie iett be8ablen
miiHen. Shmetser. 2die TIT non 80
Gents unf SO Gents pro Ifnnb se'
itiesen, Grbfen BON IS Gents auf
$1.25 prp gufbel, 2upfialat pun 80
Gents anf $1.5O. Die 5leifhpreiie
limb bente 10, bak iid -piele 5atniliem
fein Sleifd mebr leiiten f6nnen. 9a
aber nit 2artoffeln nnb Webl has
ielbe Der SaI lit, fam mar lid tpirf.
lid frasen: rWupun fann bcnn eisent.
lid Der drmere 9beil unierer SeuDlfe=
runa leben?" Selbf Der 5ufer 1T
Jest pru 100 9fnnb fat $500 tbenrer
ais purises Sabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
Ter Sencrpprbeugungstas.

In benz acknowledgements : Gage,
g.. OCTOBER, tperoen ~beionoers III ben
Shulen llebuueen abeebalten iperz
ben, ipic Die &inber bel ettpa aiissc>
brotenem Serer. IN Srbmune bas
8cbdipe p~erlaiien miiilen, 9prtrdse
tpcrbcn baielbit barber 9ebalten.
ipas IN Seuers9cfabr fiir Sdlier ipie
fir &leibung geidcben muB nno pie
Der @efabr nor5ubeugen lit. 90 ldBt
} iid nift leugnen, bab bier III Gmes
rita Die h~urditnittlib lcibtere 8aus
. art Der Sduier idulb baran lit. bab
bic @erluite bel ausbrefenoem Seuer
10 arob iinb. Wan fdnet aber aid
bier ndd benz 9eiipiel guropa's an,
ioliber unb feueriiderer gu baucn.
Sic federation fir Seuerporbeuguus
Mil Gorge tragen, baB in allen Staas
ten nnb Serritoriep iosenaunte Seners
marifdlIe an9eitellt iperben, baB IN
ben Shulen ausenrein Der >.Seuers
Grill" einsefiibrt pirb. baB leidt ents
siinbli6e 8aaren 10 geiihert aufbes
ipabrt tperben miiIen, I'm feinen
Sdaben ar,5uridten. Roriiht lit be-
tanntlif bic Mutter Der @eisbeit,
and Die Verbinberin bes sroBteu
Sbeils Der Scucr. 9as GILT fir bas
Saus, baB man feline Sele benz Seuer
nabefommen ldBt, feline Sdmuebaus
fen. alte 2umpen uiip. in ben gdeu
liegen Idbt. oab nan ben Yapierforb
ni6t ba3u benust. INT ShtpefelbDl3er.
gisarrenitummel binein 81 nerfen
poer bic Pfeife BARN aus5uflopfcn.
8obl ipenise 2eute iperben fir ben
poGlcn 8ertb ibrer Sabe beriihert ietn
unb bdben ihon aus oieiem @runbe
ale llriahe, poriiftis 3u perfabren,
oaB ibnen ibr Seiistbum niht abb
brennt.
0eligiun nneriebbar.
Sn ben rYdbasoaii6en @ldttern"
idreibt Der riibmlihit befannte protes
ltantiihe YGbagose. Yroieiior 9r. @.
S0riter bon Wiinden, in ieiner Gnts
mort an feline 6ritifer folsenbe idone
9orte, bic bente bon srpbfer Wihtiss
felt unb 8ebeutung limb:
.0teihc lleber5eusung bon Der linz
authenticated Der Hclision in Der
Gbarafterbilbung lit bic leete Sonic
ouens aler meiner moralpdonsogiiten
0runbanidauunsen, meiner Sebenss
unb Notwithstanding, mciner
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
~ - -
Mbdnberuns Der Gbeformel.

Sie @%pistopaten iolen I'M 8csriiie
ltebeu. aus Dem trainings 9eremos
NAL oaS @eriprehen bes @eboriams
leitenS ber 8raut 3u itreihen. Hun
ia - Die amerifaniife GbeihlieBung
polsiebt> iih ia ldneit uad nerien 8es
Iesen unb bementipre6enb e~eltaltet
i'd audi bas 8erbdItnib Der @attcn gu
einanber. 0o Die Seilisfeit Der Che
elm iibertpunbener Stanppunft seipors
ben. oa bat aud bas 0eripredDen bes
8eboriams feinen 3ipcd.
- - u
Widtisfeit grocer 5amilien.
Ser beriibmte ~iran5oiiihe fatbos
Hide YubIi3iIt Rene 9a3iu bat cine
Sroihiire perfaBt, Die iiber gang
Sranfreih perbreiiet ipirb.> Sic be-
bunpelt bic Wi6tiafeit GROCER Samis
lien fir bas @e0eiben bes 3anbes.
Or crlGiitert in berebter @eiie bas
tatboliifc unb iittlide Soeal Der Che.
in neld)er paS Sinh Der Seinsgruno
beS Satramcntes, nift cine bloBe 3us
iGliefeit pes gbeitanoes lit. >Gr bGx
cine 5utreiienbe gntiuort fir bic taoels
iiidtiseu unb neu9ierisen &eute, Die
ira8en. Oh er ielbit Batter elmer Sqmi'
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-10
THE FAMILY BUDGET.
The Wisdom Of Settling on a Family
Financial Program.

The young married man must. to be
cial program. He must. after careful
consideration. decide upon the family
budget Next TO the budget. or in most
cases Of even greater Importance. Is
protection 1t is the sacred duty Of
every married man to provide this pro
lection. Should one remain lax and
improvidential one may have cause to
regret
Therefore when one has selected the
wife, or perhaps one has already done
so. 1t is the duty to announce the fam.
lily budget. and the first and most i'm
portant part of the budget Is the pro
lection fund-life insurance.
No better confederation of this argu-
ment can be found than the recent
statement of President Woodrow vii.
son:
IF a man does not provide for his
children. II he does not provide for
those dependent upon himself, then he
has not opened his eyes to any concep-
ton of human life
Life insurance is the greatest insti.
tuition for systematic saving there Is,
and 1t has more adherents by several
millions than the savings banks. which
have 100000 depositors. 1t is not
antagonistic but supplementary to 9th
Or forms Of saving. But as an institu.
ton It encourages systematic thrift
more than any other form.
A deposition in savings bank makes
q deposit and may intend to make
more. But a man taking life insur-
ance policy makes n definite financial
plan for years ahead. II not for life.
He may forget to make his deposit In
the savings bank next year, but the
man who takes out the life Insurance
will be reminded OF his obligation.
The statistics would startle one II in
formed of the number Of young men
In the United States who have re-
received their first training In saving
through life insurance policy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-10
SCHOOL NOTES.

The new additions to the music class
this week are Helen Stapp. Elizabeth
and Mary NAV Walker and Margaret
Cook. thus making 80 in the class.
Every period Of the school dav is filled.
Bro. finder in his Tuesday morning
visit TO the school gave us a most help
full and wholesome lesson on the art
of Listening" and the adornment of
the mind as controlled with the adorn-
ment of the body.
On last Friday morning at the chapel
hour Ruth Taylor, of the class of ex-
preston, recited. giving a selection
from Miss Minerva and William Green
Hill; Master J. r. Haseden rendered
a solo on the piano. The efforts of these
young people met with an enthusiastic
reception.
Ii is refreshing to note the closer fell
lowship between the home and the
school, to observe IA growing tending
the study together the great questions
that make for the child's well-being.
The problems of the home and the
school are in many respects identical
and the one supplements the other.
A "Go.To- School Week" has recent.
ly been held ct Litchfeld III. The &C.
casion was made the means of inviting
patrons to visit the school and observe
the work in the class rooms. All phases
of the school work was on exhibition
and displays Of the products of all the
grades were made. That appears to be
a departure worth initiating.
Two girls of the eighth grade deserve
honorable mention for the records made
in spelling during the first term.
Christine Pollitt spelled correctly all
the words in the daily recitation, and
all except one of a hundred words on
examination. and Thelma Hamilton
only one word in the daily
work and spelled correctly all of the
hundred words on examination.
1t Is interesting to know how many
parents are actually following the work
of their children in school. This work
of the student serves as a point of CON
tact between the teacher and parent
and is thereby productive of mutual
helpfulness. 1t promotes better I'M
Outstanding between the school and the
home and consequently aids in the
general efficiency of the work
Honor Roll.
Eighth Grade. Elisha Carrier. Tnelma
Hamilton. Sue Fisher Respass.
Seventh Grade. Clyde Hotzclaw.
For many years there was a tending
to place the responsibility of all of the
rhlld's education upon the home; in
these latter days the homes everywhere
are recognizing their obligation to this
work; for instance the homes feel the
responsibility of keeping their children
in school every day. and of insisting on
reasonable amount study in the home.
Failure in either case means failure for
the child. There is growing tendency
upon the part of fathers and mothers
to assume their full shaee Of .responsi-
bility in the child's conduct on the way
to and from the school. There was a
time when this duty rested upon the
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-10

Power Little Utilized.
Scotch waterfalls possess q million
horse power.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-10
A PRINCESS EFFECT.

A Smart Afternoon Gown Suitable For
Young Women.
The bodice of this one piece dress ID
geOrgette Grape of wistaria shade over
shadow lace. The cuffs are banded,
and the collar is white Grape. over
this lightness is n paneled skirt Of
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-10

pussy willow satin In a deeper shade
OF wistaria. with a demi-belt fastened
by novelty buttons. The purple velvet
AAt that goes with this frock d faosd
With white satin.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-02-10
HUNTERS take NOTICE.

This Agreement Witnesseth; That
in order to protect the game on our
lands for period Of three wears we
bind ourselves not to hunt thereon. nor
permit anybody else to do so. apd We
further agree to prosecute with dill
gence all persons who violate the game
laws of Kentucky or trespass upon our
lands for the purpose of hunting. And
we further agree to act as Deputy
Game Wardens for the purpose of car
rving out this agreement. Except each
Of us have the right to kill rabbits on
our farms or permit it to be done by
another under our supervision, or the
supervision of some responsible and
reliable person selected by us.
M IL
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open'High-Lov' Clos Pr
Live stock Market.


WEDNESDAY, January 5.
Receipts OF be,yes were i,9ls head. in
Guiding ~ cars for the market. steers
were In fair demand. with light and
medium steady to firm: heavy, unless
strictly prime. were slow. but not lower.
Bulls ruied Arm COWS were steady for
medium 10 choice; thin cows weak to a
ordinary TO choice steers sold at - q ~. 05
per 100 lbs. oxen at S6.25ns7.50; bulls
" NI5ME. -yearllngs at 81; cows ut
Se.7jW&G.15. Dressed beef steady at last
quotations.
Receipts OF calves were $3.50 head, in
Guiding 1898 for the market. Veals were
In fair demand. hut general sales IS a soc.
lower: bsrnyard calves and yesrlings were
also easier, The pens were cleared. Com
mon to prime yeals sold mainly at $50
f2S0 per 100 lbs choice lots al. sl26.is
calves at S5g36.l5; yearlings at S+M 81. so.
city dressed vcals steady at liWl9c, ;
choice selected 1910; country dressed
head. including 8 cars for sale, sheen
were In light supply and steady; lambs
on continued limited receipts were nrm
and 10Ml5c. higher, Common to fairly
good sheep sold ut St.b0a36 per 100 Ibs;
medium TO prime lambs at 3l0d SO. 10.
Dressed mutton ,nrm at 81. Qi2c.; choice
country. dressed hothouss lambs steady al
Mss s 7 sas OF hog. w.r. casa head. IN.
steady. Heavy end medium weights soid
Country dressed hogs steady q { 3 lie:
roasting pigs Ut i?0isc,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-06
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.

Transactions From Opening
AiaskN q ~. 6s Erie Penn Coal
1000. Lilo col tr Is.
Amer Ayr cv IS 10000. ....SSA
1000. log Eric gen q
Am AR deb s. 1000. .,...7Sis
5000. .....g75s 10000 Az. 76IA
Amer Ice debts Ga Midland IS
S ssS' sm,;..,,, ss.s Ct ieG Rap 4 2a,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-06
THE CURB MARKET.

Canadian Car and Eou,d,rr te,,ur.J IN.
trading , ~ ,ha ou,"ida ,a.rL., 1910 ,.-r
day Re,overios in ho,h sue. 49,. n,.,i.
aI, ~ 1870 nlnuo
The con,n,on o,a,.J a, az n...h, IT,,
nrnyen,cnt -, S,nims .mmd ~, 81. ~ ~,
~ Tho er., hn,r 90. sniI,,, a, % rho ~.
ferrcd showed a ,,n ~ nom, n, ,ho 49,,
40, and soId ne hisb n. IA, notnr. ,n,tJ,,
Roth 1ocl. msn ytioV', m,u''s
In, Close ~ '' '"' "
Il, H. uuIo-.,ood ,h,, ,rr.,,,,,. h.,.
hecn ,u,Is wi,, 81, Um..., Gn,.rru,a,, IA,
ih. Cans.i,n Gu ,nJ En,nIr, Wn,,n,"HS
fnr , ,ur,hcr nj, .naa ,,,,,nr, ,h,cb a in
rive the ro,pnany all ,he rcnn,rsJ f,rbs
49, -" ."u"p"hs nv l'uulIeu 'hiHu-
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CURB STOCKS CLOSING,
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.


EX DIVIDEND.
Company and term. Stock. Amt.
In ternatlonal Paper. quar-. pfd ~ "a
Lehi9h Valley Coal Sales.
quarterly - .X %
National Properties. semi-an-
United Railways and Electric '"
Of Baltimore. quarterly. -. com let
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE.
National Hooraes............. osn ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-06
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Price Change Narrow In Absence
Of Business,

Aside from a very moderate trade at the
opening the coffee market was dull and fea.
changes were extremely narrow. The close
was net unchanged TO . points advance, com,
pared with the previous Close. and tot al
sales for the day were 40 bags, There
appears TO he a scarcity OF some grades of
RIO coffee here. but otherwise stocks are
liberal and II was the impression among
local importers that II any adv ance occurs
IN freight rates from Brazil IL Will have
to he paid by tho shippers as the domestic
demand At present IL very slow. Cost and
freight Offers from Brazil were unchanged
OH santos Grades. with u quoted at SIS 10
90, London credits while Rio IS were offered
at nc. American credits, The worlds Wis.
ible supply figures were incomplete, but with
Ant werp stocks still. TO hear from showed
a decrease OF li3,1eo bags,
The official Brazilian cables showed an adj.
vance OF 20 refs In the Rio market and San.
tos was unchanged, Rio exchange on Lon.
don was quoted n I'D, a decline OF l.s9d.
Receipts at the two ports we're 5000. com.
pared with 5000 last year.
Prices follow.