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Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-19

all the ceilings. That cunning little prank cost me just $56."
 ''It wasn't any worse than your angel nephew emptying box of talcum in the piano.
 Here the maid brought in the coffee and Helen rose to clear space on the library table for the tray.
 And how dc you take yours, MT. Barton?" having served his wife.
 "Now you know, William, if you drink coffee you'll be awake all night"
 "One lump, Mrs. Curtis and no cream" disregardingly.
 Barton, how did you ever come out with that L. & A. stock?" asked War ren abruptly. Had quite block of that, didn't you?" Sold it last spring-lucky to get out even. Dropped ten points since then. I'm carrying some Northwest ern preferred, but Pm thinking of let ting that go'
 The men safely launched on the en- crossing subject of stocks, Helen en- tertained Mrs. Barton by telling her of a little waist and lingerie shop that was selling out. Every woman is interested in lin- l gerie, and when Helen produced her dainty purchase, Mrs. Barton, in ex- | claiming over their cheapness, forgot | to direct snappish remarks at her hus- | band.
 It was almost eleven when the phone | rang and their car was announced. q hope you can dine with us very soon,'' invited Mrs. Barton, as they were leaving. "I'm afraid my cook is contemplating matrimony," with a laugh, "and I'd like to have you before she leaves"
 "Yes, you'd better take your chances with the one we've got now" advised MT. Barton. "Heaven knows how the next one'll bel"
 They were still dissenting over the possible inefficieneies of the new cook when they entered the elevator.
 "Congenial couple!" shrugged War ren as he closed the door.
 "Oh, how could they? What awful ly bad taste! Even if they quarrel at home, you'd think they'd try to be courteous to each other in company
 "Yes, we'll throw our beer bottles when we're alone. I'd just as soon not have an audience"
 Do you think it's mostly her fault?'' Helen unused, with feminine analysis, as she followed him into the bedroom
 "Well he's pretty much of fool y peeling off his coat. "If she were my wife, I'd have knocked out few of her front teeth long ago."
 "But, dear, he's partly to blame, v refiectively.
 "Of course he is! You've got to | handle that woman without gloves. If he'd laid down the law good and hard instead of eternally pickering, they'd both be darned sight happier"
 q wonder if they'll be like that when we dine there."
 Well not dine there," emphatically, his chin upheld as he unbuttOned his collar. sOne dose of that's enough | for me-"
 Dear, I'd like to go" admitted Hel- en. 'In way it's relief to see that other people get along even worse than"
 "Eh? Whats that?" as she paused confused. "See here, when it comes to a showdown, Mrs. Barton hasn't got such a devil of lot on you. You'd have been a close second if hadn't al ways held you with good stiff rein '!
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-19

propose to sit behind that post, when we'd bought seats on the center aisle."
 ''Yes, that is annoying" propitiated Helen.
 Annoying? I couldn't see a thing And William would have sat there. He'll take anything rather than make a fuss. If there's any objecting-1 al- ways have to do it.''
 'Well, you seem to enjoy it, my dear. You've a natural aptitude that way"
 There! That's a sample of the pleasant things he says to me-"
 Dear, perhaps Mir. Barton will have some more lamb," broke in Helen, tact fully
 Why didn't you hollerY" Warren took up the carving knife. You've got to sing out for what you want here. How's this? Too rare?"
 "No, just right" Then to his wife !: That's the way to cook lamb. We always have it done to death."
 q think Hilda's an exceptionally good cook" combatively. "You never said you wanted lamb rare"
 Want all meat rare-except pork. But I never get anything at home the way want it."
 'sMrs. Barton, is that window too much on you?" interrupted Helen.
 "Oh, no, like it. You'd better ask William; he's the fragile flower of our family"
 Fragile flower! That's good" grinned Warren. I'm afraid I come under that class myself, but Helen's never happy unless she has a ten knot breeze blowing on the back of her neck"
 'Then she can sympathize with me. William is simply impossible! He wants to sleep with all the windows down p
 "That's the way you tell it. AS a matter of fact, when the thermometers below zero-they're all up. Twice last winter I woke to find snow an inch deep on the bed"
 Well, you know what the doctor said. When we build, we're going to have big sleeping porch"
 .'Fine! If you sleep out there maybe I'll have some peace."
 "Oh, if that's what you mean-you don't have to wait until we build a sleeping porch"
 There was an uncomfortable silence as Mrs. Barton, with heightened color, yiciousiy shredded a piece of celery, while her husband drained his wine glass.
 Helen had heard that the Bartons were always quarreling, but it seemed incredible that they should air their hostilities so openly.
 All through the evening they had kept up a running fire of sarcastic rep artee. They agreed on nothing. On every subject they had clashing diff ference of opinion. Whatever turn the
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-19
CONGRESSIONAL.

The senate passed bill repatriat- ing all Americans who joined the armies of the allies before this coun- try entered the war.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-19

"I didn't say that at all, Will liam, " Mrs. Bar ton corrected her husband with her u S u al acidity. "You never get anything right.
 "You don't re- member what you said. The way you flew out at that poor usher he was scared stiff.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-19

Gen. Pershing has directed that message be placed in each of the khaki-covered Bibles to be given the soldiers.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-19
Nobody Knows.

Nobody can advise you how to rear your children, because the fact of the matter is that nobody really knows how 1t ought to be done. Bringing up your child in the way 1t should 90 is a pretty bis job.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-19
soIdlers Without unlforn,s.

Washington's armies, when they had uniforms, wore the familiar 'sContinen- :talsa of buff and blue or gray. but reei- ments from different states had for the most part uniforms Of their own. Tho
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-19
ACCIDENTS.

Two aviators at San Diego met death when their machines collided 1,500 feet up. Names were suppressed
 Fifteen people were hurt, some fa- tally, when two interurban cars crash e6 together near Akron, Ohio.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-19
NEUROLOGICAL.

Queen Elenore of Bulgaria, daugh- ter of Prince Henry of Reuss, is dead at Sofia.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-09

ahead. The canning club agent found
h-rse!f with 10000 cans of her girls
product for which there was no mar
Act. She appealed to Searcy club
women. Telephones soon began to
ring. Every woman in Searcy, it
seemed, wanted All brand of toma-
toes and fruit and would accept none
other. One enterprising merchant
caught the spirit of the club women
and purchased the agents entire ten
thousand cans.
Quorum courts in Arkansas were
slow to appropriate for girls demon
stration agents. That is, they were
vrti} delegations of club women de-
scended upon them, demanding agents
for Girls as well as boys. Now fifty
sever counties are well organized for
demonstration work. and the prize
winning boys and girls on yhe;- an
AuaI trips to the cities are awuvs
entertain ed in club women homes.
Thus many rural lads and lassies have
learned much of a daintier way of
living and have become imbued with
higher ideals of home. The club wo-
men of Arkansas are directly re-
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-09

the women did not lose interest in
Smlth-Lever work after the passage
of the bill. They began cooperating
with the county agents all over the
state; and if Arkansas proportionate
number of that $4,000 girls and 80
900 women have been reached, Arkan-
sas' club women are in large degree
responsible, and this fact has been
stated in an open letter of apprecia-
ton by the acting director of the ex
tension department. Nor does the in
terest of club women in rural stop
there. When the demonstrators
teach the country girl how to can her
products, the club women find a mar
ket for her wares. One instance will
illustrate this:
1t has been estimated that Arkan-
sas sends 100000 out of the state
for canned TO ydstuffs. This
will stop. in measure, now, since the
10000 club women stand pledged to
Buy homegrown and home-canned
products" Recently at Searcy the
grocers would not buy home canned
products and contracted with their
wholesale people for several months
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-09

Why do you men laugh so at u:
women?' inquired a prominent Lit.
tie Rock club woman many moons
ago Of an equally prominent man.
Because you are such jokes" he
replied with smiling eyes.
But why are we such jokes ?" per-
sisted the woman.
Because you take yourselves 50
Seriously said he.
We did take ourselves seriously in
the early days of clubdom. We had
to because no one else would.
We do still take ourselves serious
ly. We must because the world is
giving US such serious work to do.
But there is difference between yes
teryear and this year, and it is that
we women have learned to apply the
saving grace of humor. We can
now see a joke as we'll as be one.
And laugh at one, even if it is on
ourselves. In laughing with them
when they laugh at us we soon dis
arm men of their mirth.
And men in Arkansas have long
sine ceased to laugh at us. Rather,
thev earnestly seek our aid in their
cnternrises; encourage US in our aims;
coonerate with US in every good cause.
The world, l know, has way Of
whooping up a thing when it can't
lau"'h it down. Also there is
shrewdness in the masculine mind
which takes cognizance of the fact
that the principle of solidarity under
lviN~ INV form Of manifestation. even
feminine. makes that form a power
to he reckoned with-wiser still.
power to be co-operated with, and
from time immem0rial rlan has turned
to ""c"unt any power lie could use to /
Tighten his own labors. But | pre-
fer 70 believe that mans recognition /
Of ~on'on's clubs as something wor-
thy Of his respect is based upon big
ger and better things than Just 4
"wav of the world" or certain
shrewdness. 1t is. think, the under
standing that the federated club
is a cooperative undertake
ing sublime in its ideals: a belief that
united womanhood is a body standing
in the forefront of progress. willing
and able to meet and divide the force
Of any opposition which lies ahead.
and to mother the whole wide world
For men have found that because of
federated clubs there are "better
schools. better arts and crafts. better
legislation for women and children.
and broadening intelligence and a
more comprehensive point of view for
every American woman" and there
fore in the next generation, for every :
American man.
1t is for better homes, better
schools, better arts and crafts. better
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-09

legislation for women and children.
and broadening intelligence for ev-
cry woman IN Arkansas that the Ar
kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
is working today. Like most state
declarations and the general fedora
ton, its administrative work is done
through departments and subdepart-
ments, art, civics, education, library
extension, legislation, home econom.
les, civil service reform, health, social
end industrial conditions being some
of its divisions, each with is subdi-
visions. Special departments have
been added as follows: Good roads
and club extension, scholarship loan
fund, peace, waterways and forestry,
history, S. l. A, school hygiene, Camp
I Fire girls, child welfare The 10000
who compose this organization come
from the city and rural community,
from the ranks of high school girls
and dignifed college faculty, but they
are all working for common cause,
"a higher type of citizenship. a bet
ter public spirit more alert social
Consciousness" Presiding over the
whole is magnificent woman who
eXemplifies the state federation mot
to, Courage, Courtesy, Culture" and |
who can do Moore work, in Moore |
ways, in less time and with less effort
than any executive who has served |
the organization during its twenty
years of existence. But Mrs. Moore
is ably assisted in her every effort
by seven district presidents as skill
full and efficient as the numerous
chairmen who conduct the varied ac-
Invites and interests of the diverse
departments, ard both she and the Of
ticers and chairmen have behind them
to a mani mean to woman-;n ev- {
cry undertaking that motley ten '
thousand. And their arms are reach 5
ing out to embrace the farm woman. I
to bring her into the fold and to tell {
1er that all work and no play makes S
the rural Jill dull girl, just as all I
play and no work makes the idle wo- S
nan a useless Jill; and these two the I
federation is fast bringing together I
or their mutual good and the gain t
# democracy. I
A news letter sent out by the Unit t
ID States Department of Agriculture T
n November stated that approximate K
Y 10000 county girls and 10000 farm i
women of the South are now being
cached by home economics teaching s
through Smith-Lever funds. Presi- a
lent ]. c. Futrall of the University of v
Arkansas stated not long ago in an l
ddress before the women's clubs: %
Undoubtedly the passage of the p
bill in Arkansas was eff 2
ected through the insistent demand D
f the federated club women" And "
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-09
Would Help s'r,,',

"What-er-what soT' ',
she in your show? D. DO J! yoS !,
please the audienceF n'
iously. ~ OF
"She ought TO, Sne s,,,-
the first act" replies ~
porary.-st. Louis PoS''DI
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-09

When you have a sever II.
accompanied by a l2,,s.
loathing of food, consup ..ir
liver, vomiting Of pa,%
food and then bile, you E:,; .
that you have a severe e. 0I !,
While you may be quite =, n
much consolation in know w.,
lief may be had by tSA''
Chamberlain's Tablets
prompt and effectuaI'
everywhere.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-09

state university alumni
reached.
Three clubs maintain
for mountaineers. and =.
working mothers are \,
In TeXarkana the club
open eight months of tts
kindergarten at an ANN,
$3.50. ''''''
Arkansas has no law
the practice of midwifer,
tistics show a large per G
blindness is incident 10
ed by a midwife, club wo
tering a bill to be intro.
legislature looking to co,
practice, They are wor
visiting nurse, for an i,
the feeble minded, now
housed with the insane.
advocating the enactmer,
ment and injunction law :
law of Iowa, making re;
person owning or renting
immoral purposes.
Going back to schools.
done by 400 members
schoolgirls club in Fort
work in dress reform.
have adopted the mildly
skirt as a regulation sch,
tabooing party clothes
ruffes. The result was
enrolment of poor girl
hitherto STAYED away fr,-
cause they could not Dr..
err girls" and an ircre,,
ship on the part Of al
girls Thought less abor
about books"
Cultural things Of life
elected bv Arkansas 4.
Literature. music. art .
were the four things feat
twentieth annual CONVEX.
federation lust h.
Bluff. where reports show.
tension in oil +Losa I;roS
'ibror;o. ~ "a "a r ,,.tv ,., ',s'' d,
' .4or ,,,, vS'I h., ..
+abI;sb ~ No. ,o;' Ink, .rvb,' - l,' =,
$500 49, " ,s fr- e' ~to+o =, -.
~ 49, eG co .,'e III , y"'r .,,
If If mn, rusi 2ou u.a -b . f frst /,
ffiia .tS.i wa, t ms na ,,i. :,
III. w" 1ta;, Nv 80 ~ h.,
49,, ,oJi Jif :, S Saboar o ~ w "
eU,.eu ,i III S1l' ,.,.,.:. %,,u '"'
,ns b segu' b9o, r ,,,,..ta.o3 -.
iao oeEe oeeH p" IL" 'e'' /,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-09
Restored to Health
Pinkham's yegetaJI,
Aurora, Ill.-"For Go,
l suffered from a fam ssy

try Lydia E. Pinkhamo''ss nv :
pound. | took six bott,,.
am a healthy woman nt sbis
homework. l wish t ev
woman would try lydia
Vegetable Compound, I 40
themselves how good It'll i;'
A. KIEso, 500 North a ar y
=. The great number Of f., n
timonials on file at tha !
orato:ry, many of which 1 ,
to time published BY NJ
proof of the value Of /
hams Vegetable Conn on \
treatment of female ii,
Every ailing woman as-'' !
States is cordially ipvits
the Lydia E. Pinkhsm,I w
(confdential), Lynn, "a:
advice. 1t is free, wiIlbr
md may save your life,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-09
Clubs and Club Women


LESLIE sTRINGFELLOW READ Chairman publicity.
Federation of Women's Clubs womans
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-09

Something so great
and wonderful hat
printers ink cannot
describe it's worth
walking miles to see.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06
49,. aapitel.

Derresbeim belt iid pdbrenS Der
lleberiabrt ea,l5 Fir lid. Or Der.
febrte nit niemanoeu, obrobl clrs
grobe an5abl Bnifo9ilre on 9orb
mar. IS feblte allh nidlt on Ser.
itre,nins; ie6en abeno iatben geiel.
lise 3uiommenfiinite itntt. gs wIrbc
mlii5iert uno getui5t mn bin uno
pieccr aud3 l,tpaoa @ilocr aeitelt
oocr Ebeoter aeipielt. qM liehitcn
ging er, DIE SInbe in Den 2aiiRh
an elmer einiarnen Steae 0es Gefs
auf unb ab, ODER er iblob iih in lei.
ner Sabine elm. Oie Wunoe ieines
Ser3enS mollte niht beilen, er Der.
gins int Dor Sebniudt nah Dem
iiiBen fleinen WGbden, bas er bel
nobe mgliidlib sen,ad)t bate. Sbr
lieblides Bib itano itets Dor ieiner
SeeIe, or bate lie mulen fomnen. Wie
mod,te lie wobl iett nm ibn leiben
urlb mie emport mar tie Ipobl, menr
Tie barber lad)badte, mie Wenig
ebrenuou iein getragen seipeien lpar.
llno ood bate err nift NIT Ibii6t
etWns Siinobaftes tbun lpollen, er
bate lid bis 3nm duBeriten gegen
ieine Seibenid,oit gemebrt. Or par
ibr aus benz @ese eegangen, 100 er
fonnte. unb or rpGre aud, obne lie
DieocrSuieben, nnf Mfrifa geoompit,
meun bas Sdidial i'm nid)t on iercm
perbdngnibpollen Gage in ibre arne
geiiibrt bate.
Nod Elm anoercr Haiiagier mar aiii
DEM Sditf Der bas Seben zines Gin.
iieolers filbrtc, oos ipar iSerr Sennis.
Iild er glng INNER aui unb ab nni
Ded, ober aui elmer moern Seite. Gr
belt ii6 ani oiters im @aiid8inmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06
80. aapitel.

Wili bate an Spiser aeldrieben,
ebenio an @inter. 9ic beiben iollten
Serrn bon Solitein idonenb mittbei.
len, mas lid ereignet bate. On
Spiser crying auBeroem bic 8itte,
bolbigit nah Berlin 81, fourier, 90
Die 8rafin cine unterreoung nit ibul
pInidte.
I'D bobe INNER aenbnt, oaB nit
Dem Siiiten irsenb etpas nidt ritp
tis lei" iagte Spiser 81 @inter, ais
lie itt uuteripess troien. ga, er
friegt es fertig. ieine 5rau 3u or.
ited)en, bus traue ih ibm 5u. sic
idrporen natiirlif alif Sbren Serrn."
iugte Spiser, ala er merfte, fpie
Rotbe bes 3ornes in 8inierS @eiidyt
ities.
.0ie fonnte i6 alih anoers," rief
Winter. Ger Shirt lit 10 u~nifalloig
lpie Sic uno id,."
yUteinetluegen!" erpioerte Spiser.
mir iii es often ~geitanoen eleifl, OBJ
er ldrulOig lit ooer nid,t. aue meme
8eoonfel breben lid nm Sris pon
Solitein. 8enn ih MIR piiBte, ma.
MN lie 10 ploelih nod Berlin firbr
uno tpas lie in oes 5iiriten @obming
81 iuden bdtte?"
.Nabrideinlih wollte lie ibren
gru6er beiiid)en," perieste Ninter.
Sic fonnte bod nidt obnen, ouB Der
Siirit in Berlin ipar, bos bat bod
feiner bon uns gelUuBt."
.Wtir lit es iebr peinli6, BOP ibr
Name in Der Mffdre permideIt lit"
bemerfte Spiser.
Beioe lenften ibre Sdritte ai.i
Biaa Hoie,mu 81. Gen Prvieiior
iaroen lie in ieinem 9aboratorium.
Tort braften lie linn Die traurige
Natridt bel; err mar icbr erihroden,
aber blird,ais nitt 10 uuBer lid. pie
mar, bate oenfeu fonnen.
sd bin mIr irob, boB lie bel mel.
ner Sdspieaermutter it, iagte Der
Hroieiior, ,,hu iii lie gut auiseboben.
@s bat gar fcincn 3ped, Dab i'd bin.
iabre."
.HeinL olleroings nid,t," brimmte
Spiser. ,,Statt ociien merbe i'd bin.
iabren. iiberlaiien Sic mir nir
allesr
Ser nltc Harr lheint iih Der
Smeweite bieier Nifdre nod sar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

~9os p1re md nod ifoncr,
bruuite Wili nuf.
Ger 8eattte Sl,dte Die adietn.
ygeut, tie ipar oot iinnerbir
geiiern Wadmittag bier unb jeber, Be,
lid Inn bieIe Belt in Der Wobnul,p
a%,tfgebolten bot, mllb es iih aeioIler
laiien, bab er perbdhtist wirb. Siir
ms lit Die Suhe Jest Bientlih flar,
fir uns fommt tur Der Jiirit Tcrres.
beim in getradn."
Ser Siirt9" riei @ilt, Dos i'll
gGn5lif, misgeif)loifen."
Ger 9eunlte lad)elte.
yIas 0enft man 10 oft uno bod,
formt es airSers. @ir iperben ia
iehen."
Wau bate Die leid)e 'iortaeiduift.
Iber Wili mar es nid,t ntoglid in
Der 10 nnbeimlih a%erporoenen @ob.
aiiitg 81 bleiben. @r begab lid, CUR
@rdfin Sod,fels. ltnteripegs ihpn
borte er, fpie Die @rtrabI1tter ulisge.
rufen murben.
"0urdtbarer Moro an &onias.
plus! Cine Groeobie oes ybisb
life"!"
Wiai faufte lid cin Ylatt. Gie
gan5e Morbgeihidte mar bes langen
uno breiten eradbIt. Ger Siirit Ger.
resbeim ipurbe id,on nit geitimmt.
belt ais Der M6roer beseitnet, aud,
iein nno ieiiter Sdapeiter 9tame fam
mebrere Ytal barin Dor; es mar ldnll.
berbaft.
rSris lit nod INNER obnc getpubt.
iein," iaete Die 8rdfin $odfeIs, oils
Wiui eintrat. Gle trltg poQit1noige
Hllhe mo Selbitbeberridnrne allr
Shali, rpie es elmer Game BON bobenr
Mong eigen lit. Ser Mr3t gibt nod,
nift alle Sofinung auf, aber es miro
lange o1ilerr, bis lie iotpeit lit, oaB
lie et1pas mittbeilen fam. SaIt on
et1pas Neues e%rfdbreu2"
Wili 1909 ltatt aller Intport oos
Grtrablait aus Der 1aite.
y0os babe ih ifcn geleien," Iaete
Die @roBtroma. sd femme oieicll
6iiriteu 0erresbeimL bon Dem iiber.
raift mid bas gar niht."
.gr lit es niht geipeien, CT lit es
nidt gerpelen!" rief Wili eiirig.
Die @rdfin iob ihn fiibl an.
Salt on bieie ungliidIide Srau
gefannt9"
Wtai lieB idyllobeipubt Oen aopf
bdngen.
sd mill Dir feline 8ormiirie mo.
f,en," ioste Die @rafin, raber tpenn
i'd Dir cine Warnung-"
oGB lit nidt n0tbig," unterbrab lie
Der arnle Sunee. sd bin id,on be.
itruft genltg urb babe eiite 2ebre EN-.
pfungen, Die ih ME ~pergeiien iperbe."
oWer lit octn eigertlih oieier 3err
BON Spiser2" irugte bic @rGiin.
uSpiser9 0oS lit ia inner 9tad,-
bar aus Dem Jidtcngrino, nit benz
lid Sris perlobt bot"
Bite, pilit on ibm id)reibelt, 0aB
if ibn pegen elmer luidtigen Inge.
legenbeit iprehen mod)te."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

an biagnoiieren. gines Cages fam
elm Yatient. uni it'd unteriuhen gu
la''en unb Der gr5t prifte suerit Bic
Gii9en.
.Nus benz @usbrud Sbres redten
Guges ut mir Die Ratlir Sbres 2eibens
bereits poIlfomnen flnr."
.Reines re6ten Iuses?"
.Safpobl - Der Iusbrud III d1arats
teriiriih in Sbrem ipe8ieleu Sale 49,.
Gle iino leberleibenb."
n@ntiduloi9en Sic, Serr 9ottpr.
aber mein redtes Ihge lit eiu 8las>
alige."
100000
8er feline Ineelidnur nur in
Der 9uit baunteln ldbt. nidt ms
Walier p%erIcnft, miro niemaIs Slide
fdn9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

unb waroe psn beioniiatu GItern ssboreu.
Sn luurbe TIM iatboltiten Diiiions. g9atten.
6aus er5osen. GS gtbt Sunoerte ppn Sin.
bern, bic bierbiu iummrn mScptsu, ebsr
inter erttttfr iagt, bah bic Setten 70
tfiptrr.g itttn iniolse oes arisstS, ban sr
IT'D ptenetdt seBluungtu iebsn mag, has
Maifsnhaus 81 fhlisken. WolIsR efs
N ntft bclfenI
Tie tttnfte Yabe ipiro oauieub ange.
nDmnitu nnb mir nerbtn periuden, ans
Wabea babur@ 81 psrgtten, bah mir tRr
u1tsre MehltDdter beten. spldr, BITE 5e6n
1elars totefe Snmme senast, nm elm
Qtab etn GAMES Salr lana an perpneaeny
esSsn, ibnutR ben Namsn behimmsn, ben
SaS 6inb bet Der 5auie erbaltsn ipu nno
luersen cine photographic ipres enhs.
ltngs erhaltsn.
Dian fsnbe ieine 6abs aef. an btsjs
Ssttnns eptr otreit an Htp. Satbtr
2. g.. aslen, .Heners, griffith Snbta.
Ute pofatbAbr fur Srttfe nah W,nprr
III ilui 0ents. Welo mag man thi6sn
per Snternattonal Monsn Srber, Il. g.
Wptes oetr yer ptribnlidsu Gped.)