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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-11-29

Kansas in the panic of 1898, for
tune made in horse breeding on the
Neosho river and estimated at $780,
900. He has served as mayor Of
Valdes, Alaska, and last year was a
candidate for seat in the PROVING
ial legislature of Alberta. Now 81
years old and naturalized subject
of King George, he is said to be a
vigorous campaigner which adds
picturesqueness to what is probably
the most exciting political battle
Western Canada has ever had.-Kan-
sas City Star.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-11-29
STILL RUNNING FOR OFFICE
Ex-Governor Leedy of Kansas Seeks
a Canadian Parliament Seat

Ex-Governor Leedy of Kansas Seeks
Canadian Parliament Seat
A Kansas visiting in an eastern
city last summer met former old
time resident of the Sunflower State
who naturally asked many questions
about people he used to know, but
whom he had lost track of. and
Governor Leedy," he said finally, "ls
he alive yeti"
"Yes," answered the Kansan."
"Then I'll bet he is running for Of
fice," was the former residents COM
ment.
And he was not far out of the way
A Calgary dispatch to the Toronto
Globe announces that ex-Gov. John
W. Leedy has been nominated for a
seat in the Canadian parliament by
the non-partisan league in Victoria.
The nominations for the December
II elections have just been made
throughout the dominion, the contest
being between the Union party now
in power, which put through the con-
scription act and other rigorous leg
islation in support of the war, and
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-11-29
The Southwestern
Hardwar e Co.
Wanted: Two people who can do
quilting, Immediately Call at DEM
ocrat office.
First Published Nov. Is, 1910
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, .. S
Land Office at Dodge City, Kan

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Dodge City, Kan
sas, November ~, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Bert
L. Smith of Liberal, Kansas, who, on
June 5th, 1916, made Homestead APP,
plication Serial No. 013S43, for SW.
Il, section Ia, township 32s, range
33w, of the 9th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of his intention to
make Communication Proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above >describ-
ed, before the Clerk of The District
Court of Seward County, Kansas, at
Liberal, Kansas, on the 22nd day of
December, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John w. Jones of Liberal, Kansas,
Fred w Husser of Kismet, Kansas,
Charles Schmitt Of Kismet, Kansas,
Bernard F Lemert of Liberal, Kansas.
Not Coal Land
R R Wilson, Register.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-11-29
First Published Nov. Fl, 1910
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Dodge City, Kan
sas, November 18th, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Hazel
B. Knobel, formerly Hazel B. Boards
ley, of Arkalon, Kansas, who on Dec.
9th, 1914, made Homestead Applica-
ton Serial No. O12146, for sen
NEA, NJ SEA, SWA SEh, Sec.
"a, Township 93s, Range 34w, 9Th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Three
Year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the Pro
bate Judge of Seward County, Kan
sas, at Liberal, Kansas, on the 29th
day of December, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John W. Norris, Emma F. Norris.
Charles E. Ludwick, Jennie L. Lud-
wick, all of Arkalon, Kansas.
R. R. Wilson, Register.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-11-29

Lost: A black leather bill book
containing a getnleman's solid gold
ring and Waldmer chain. The mon
side of book. Liberal reward offer
ogram T. A. T. appears on the out
ed Call at this office or phone Att
27tfc.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-11-29
First published October 25, 1919
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.


Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Dodge City, Kan
sas, October 18th, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
W. eFrguson, of Liberal, Kansas,
who, on June 3rd, 1914, made Home
stead Application Serial, No. 012017,
for SEA, Section II, Township Gas,
Range 91w, 9th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before The Probate Judge of Seward
County, Kansas, at Liberal, Kansas,
on the LIST day of December, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles w Shore, of Kismet, Kans.
Alfred J. White, of Liberal, Kans.
Herman McCarter, of Liberal, Kans.
Tiffany M. Bowles, of Liberal, Kans.
Not coal land.
R. R. Wilson, Register.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-28
Stolen Automobile Wrecked.

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec 28.-An UNI
known thief in a stolen automobile
was making his getaway so rapidly
and recklessly yesterday morning that
he collided with trolley car in the
early dawn, and smashed the machine
TO pieces.
Before the motorman could get a
good look at his face, the man jumped
out OF the automobile and disappeared
around a nearby corner, going at full
speed About that time the police
headquarters received telephone
message saying a car had collided with
a trolley on Piedmont avenue, and they
believe it was the thief who did the
ltelephoning
Examination of the remnants Of the
automobile disclosed the fact that it
belonged to G. d. Howard, and had
been stolen an hour before
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-28
COAL SCARCITY IS
GENERAL IN STATE

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec 2S.-Although
the coal situation in Atlanta and other
Georgia cities is more or less acute,
owing to the failure Of dealers to Sc
cure shipments from the mines, and
owing to delays in transit, thes uffer-
ing here is not nearly so intense as it
is in northern cities, or even Wash
lngton, according to Atlantians Just
returning from the national capital.
Washington has less coal in proper
ton to its size than Atlanta, these
citizens declare. and it is almost i'm
possible to purchase coal in that city
at any price. All the eastern cities
have delegations in Washington cla-
moring for coal, and the offices of the
fuel administration are thronged with
their representatives.
That coal would now be selling at
unheard-of prices were it not for the
action taken by the federal govern
ment is the general opinion among
business men, manufacturers and other
large users of coal here, who have in
yestigated conditions. This view is
borne out by William ]. Harris, the
well known Georgian, who heads the
Federal Trade commission. In At
lanta recently, he declared that coal
would be selling for SIS ton, if the
government had not fixed a scale of
prices based upon the commissions
recommendations. Chairman Harris
has given special attention also to the
matter of securing shipments of coal
to relieve the shortage throughout the
state.
Atlanta dealers are getting a few
cars day and distributing it around
among their customers in small lots,
each home being limited to maximum
o. one ton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-28
300 SLACkERS IN
NEW YORK JAILED

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-After coun-
try-wide search more than 800 slack
ers have been 1punded up si1ce the
first National Army draft began to
leave for the training camps. All had
registered in this city but failed to re-
port as their numbers were called.
There are still 700 missing for whom
a diligent search is being maintained
throughout the country.
1t was reported today that many of
those seized had been forced to en-
bark for France within short time
after they reached the military prison
at Fort Jay, Governors Island. Gov
eminent officials, however, refused to
deny or confirm this. Many of those
found evading the draft were sent i'm
nediately to training camps.
The plans to apprehend draft dodg
ers were originally made by Chief In
spector Dillon Of the police depart
ment; Major R. J. Venable, of Fort
Jay, and Draft iDrectof Robert B.
Wood Phillip J. McCook, who sue
ceeded Mr.. Wood, is assisting in the
work.
che roundup of registrants in the
first draft of this city extended from
Maine to California. Friends, rel,.-
tives and fellow employees have aided
the officials in this work. Photo
graphs and descriptions obtained
through this source have been sent
broadcast and the police of every city
and town in the United States have
assisted
Difficult cases were handled by In
speetor Tunney's squad, which has
now been taken over by the federal
government. Men have been traced
and found in jails in several western
cities under assumed names. Others
were lapprehended on board ships
where they were working. They were
brought back to this city and taken
ebfore local boards.
Those who were negligent through
ignorance or illness, were sent to
training camps. Others who wilfully
evaded the law were sent to prison
at Fort Jay, The latter made up the
class officially known as slackers.
There has been little trouble in
arrescng these men, said Inspector
Dillon. They do not show any fight
when taken into custody This is the
reason they are slackers. A Stacker
is not a fighter We intend to round
up every one of these evaders of the
law.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-28
Educational Film Coming.

| What promises to be one of the most
Interesting and instructive photo-plays
ever witnessed in this city will be
shown at the Opera House Monday, De-
cember S1st
You can see and learn more about
Greater New York, the Wonder City
o. the World right here at home in
one hour from this wonderfully real
istic photo-play in four reels than if
you spent one month in New York at
large expense.
| Mr.. Burton Mank, the worlds cele-
bfatea lecturer, has conceived the idea
OK educating the classes that haven't
the time and money to travel, by max
ing motion pictures of the larger cit
les, which viii enlighten the public Of
the rapid and varied advancement;
also this changing conditions Of the
/ different cities throughout the Cuited
Estates.
The idea OF sightseeing in New York
| by photo-rlay has proven very popu-
lar, and every man. woman and child
should see this wonderful photo-p play,
no matter whether or not they have
ever visited New York.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-28
LAWYERS ASSIGNED
TO HELP DRAFTERS
And SUMTER BOARD

ALI of the lawyers of the city have
been assigned to duty OF the court
house on alternate days until January
% for the purpose of assisting the reg
istrants in filing out trcir question
naires," which must be dled with the
local exemption beard This relieves
the board of a great deal of work
Chairman Hizon, Of the Sumter
advisory boar, has announced the
following daily assignment of attor-
neys:
Dec. 2S.-J. Lewis Ellis, Stephen
Pace, C. r. winchester, W. T. Lane,
w. p Wallis
Dec. &c r. Ellis, 2. s. Childers,
W. A Dodson, J. e ID. Shipp, John A.
Fort
Dec. 31.-Hollis Fort, R. L. Maynard,
Dan Chappell T. 0 Marshall, R. E.
White.
Jan. 2.-J. E. Sheppard, L. F. Bla-
10 X, Franc Mangum, r. T. Hawkins
Jan Sc. C. Webb, Geo. Adams, J,
Lewis Ellis, Stephen Pace, C. R, Win
chester.
Jan. Nv. T. Lane, W. P. Wallis,
iG. K. Ellis, H. S. Childers, w. A Dod-
Iscn
Jan. 81. E. D. Ship, John A. Fort,
Hollis Fort, R. L. Maynard, Dan Chap
pell
Jan. IT. o. Marshall, R. f. White,
E. Sheppard, L. F. Blalock, II. 0.
Jones.
Jan. 8.-Franc Mangum, r. T. Haw-
kins, G. c. Webb, Geo, Adams, j.
Lewis Ellis.
Jan. 9.-stephen Pace, c. R. Win
chester, w. T. Lane, W. P. Wallis, G.
r. Ellis.
Jan. 10. S. Childers, W. A, Dod
son, ]. E. D. Ship, John A. Fort,
Hollis Fort.
Jan. 11-R. L. Maynard, Dan Chap
pell, T. o. Marshall. Il. e. White, J. e.
Sheppard
Jan. 12.-L F. Blalock, H. o. Jones,
Franc Mangum, R. t. Hawkins, G. c.
Webb
Jan 14.-Geo. Adams, J. Lewis Ell
lis, Stephen Pace, c. r. Winchester
W T. Lane.
Jan. 15.-W. P, Wallis, C. R. Ellis,
H. S. Childers. W A. Dodson, J. E. D,
Ship W
Jan. 16.-John A. Fort, Hollis Fort,
f l.. Maynard, Dan Chappell, T. 0.
Marshall.
Jan. ~17-R, E. White, J. E. Shep-
pard, L. F Blalock, H, 0. Jones, Franc
Msngum.
Jan. 1S.-R T. Hawkins, G. C. Webb,
Go.e Adams, ], Lewis Ellis, Stephen
Pace.
Jan. 19.-C. r. Winchester W. t.
Lane, w p. Wallis, G. R.-Ellis, z. s.
Childers.
Jan Civ. A. Dodson, j E. d.
Ship, John A. Fort, Hollis Fort, r.
l. Maynard.
Jan 22-Dan Chappell, t o. MARI
shall, r, f. White, J, E, Sheppard, L.
F. Blalock.
Jan. 23-H 0. Jones, Franc Man
gum
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-28
ARE YOU DOING YOUR
BIT FOR over THERE?

After you have seen the performance
of Billy Single Clifford in over
There" at the Opera House on Thurs
day, Jan 3rd, and your boys go leav-
ing for the "Over There you will not
dread to see them go as you will if
you have not seen this wonderfully
clever satire on the war. The work has
been done by a master hand, a noted
author of the best in stage land, and is
clean, with nothing to offend anyone.
That is the one reason that Mr.. Cliff
ford is such a big success in the South
as he has always a clean show, moth
Ing to offend, no suggestive jokes or
smut is tolerated in the least. Rhe
song numbers of this year are all new
and refreshing, mainly of light char
acter and the kind that will stay by
You and keep buzzing in your head
for several days. over There" is the
great soldiers song and the principal
number that Mr.. Cliffod is offering ~
erywhere. This is the same song that
Uncle Sam adopted for the Sammie
boys, and also the one that Geo. NJ
Cohen claims that he wrote in ten min
utes, words and music. Dancing is a
big feature this year and all in all,
it is show of real entertainment that
makes your troubles vanish and gives
you something to laugh over for days
to come. Do not miss "Over There"
when it is over here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-28
Thieves Haul Safe Away.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec 2S.-EvidentIy
deciding it would be unwise to blow
the safe in a downtown grocery store
which they burglarized early yesterday
morning, the thieves took it out and
loaded it on a motor truck and hauled
il away Whether they have go into it
yet is not known, but when they do,
and if they do, they will find the mum
i6cent sum of $3.50 to reimburse them
for their trouble, and expense and
risk
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-28
Putting SMOKING Out Of Fashion
Just think! You can lift

LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The conduct of
Young women who smoke in tn esub-
way. the moving picture theatres and
othef playhouses where it is allowed,
Is gradually putting smoking out Of
,oshion among English women of re-
E1ad sensibilities. 1t is accomplish
hg more than a recent semi-officiai
o3trety to women to give up smoking
in order that the men at the. front
may have more Tags The women
declared, in reply, that they were
Going as much war work as the men
aud should not be the ones to make
airy sacrifices
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-28
HANDKFRCHTEFS !

Linens de Chimes and design the famous fast colo Issues
Fancy Christmas Boxes of Hndces each M LOO per Box
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-28

"The Menshiviki, or Minimalists,
are the socialist groups opposed to
the Bolsheyiki, or Maximalists." Now
who could arrange it better than that ?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

lit 10 gut ipie ertperben. Ser Utann
bringt ms 9aus, sic Srau pertpubrt
urD mebrt pas Gin9ebradte. 8as Die
Srau eripart, bas lit 10 gut. oils lpas
Der Warn berbient. &at lie aber oieie
aurit nitt 9~elernt, uno Die lit lchper
I'M ipdtern Ilter gu erIerncn. 10 trdgt
Die Srau in ibrer Shiir3e mtebr aus
Dem Sauie, ais lpas Der Iann uuf
Dem 8agea einfiibrt. Sdber ges
brauftc ebenalS bas @oIt bas 8prt
~bauien" ais 9Ieid)bebeuteub nit
giparen". Die Iusoriide bduslid
uno b~ausbaItcu erinnern nod an
oieien @eoantcn." (So5iale Sraee
unb Sp5iale Srbnun9.) Sober, Der
nur eintse @rfabruns bat. .peib, baB
FIN SGustpeien, in Dem feline Spars
Inmteit berritt. uno mag bas @ins
tontnen aud nod 10 erob ieiu, ME
1uf einen griinen 3rpeig tommt urb
5uIcet in Irmutb gerdtb.-G. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

nit DEM Nppctit cines dllsgcbungers
ten Wngens. 9aS iiinglte abcr, crit
tiinf Sabre alt, bstrahtete ieinen
Sbeil init ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ausen,
rilbrte abcr nihts bapon an. ,Warllm
ibt on Bonn nitts?" fragte Der Yfnrs
rer. sd brings Der Wtutter. lie lit
franz, entsc9nete cinfab Der &ieinc.
- ySB Oh mr., fubr Der Yforrer
fort, lid iperbe bciner Rutter auf
etfpa5 ifiden." - yNeiu". iagtc bas
aino, lid mill ibr bies brinecn, Tic
lit traut." limb Dem guten ainoc
traten bel bieien @orten Sbrdnen in
Die au8en. -Sait OH benn teinen
Sunger?" fra9te Der Yiarrer. =
Sab ipobl 9unger". eripiocrte bas
8iibIetn, paber Die Rutter lit trant."
8eriibrt i6loB Der @eiitIibe Den
aleinen in Die Irnle lno IieB bann
nod Elm Stiid Srob unp graten
b%rin8en. .Sd)nu", iaete er, has
oarfit on ieIbit fir beine RItter mits
nebmen; unb ieBt is peinen SbeiI."
Na5 &ino per5ebrte MN leiu 8rob,
nber ieineu 8rateu Iegte cs al Dem
fiir Die Nutter beitimmten unb nabm
i'm aud fiir lie nit mad SauIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
Der @crth her Brit.

ySie 3eit lit mein geiie, mein Ide,
III Die 3cit", bat @iner geiaet, bel
>icicn Iter unermiiblib beitelte Dor
friibcr Sugenh biz ms ipGte @reiien.
alter binein, ibm Die ebeIiten Sriihtt
lbgcipinnenb, lnb Der nad ieiner
eigenen 8orten Iicber bas aerinaitc
Ding bon Der @elt tbun tppItc, als
inc babe Stunbe fir eering aften.
Sieler cine mar @oetbe!
Sober Ienih bringt iein 9eIibredi
III Den Gder 3eit nit auf Die 8eIt,
ob er audi ipnit biniittIid anberer
troilher Sitter 81 ben 9eIibIoien aes
;dbIt iperoen milBte. Sier lieat icir
Si8cutbum. Sem einen miro freiIid
)ieier ader o Der @priebuug arof
mo iueit 6u9emeien unb DEM unberen
,n9 uno be9ren3t. Ser Serr iiber
Seben nnb 500 gibt ms MIR immer
1ut's Heue einen Subtritt bapon. TO-
.an9e mir audi morgcnS Die Iusen
uufitlageu biirfen, uni eiuen neuen
srocntag 3u grilBen.
60 miiIien mir Den Idcr itiidipeiIe
)ebalen, uniere Seit Sag fir Gag unS
Stunbe fir Stunbe ausniibcn. Oh
mir roben ober 9raben. pfIiigeu ooer
Idcn, pflan6cn uber pfIegen, Oh mir
'orperIih pber 9ciiti9 arbeiten. mir
olleu unIeren Ider beitelen. ieber in
elmer @eiie, nab RnB8abe ieiucr
Sdbigteiten uno Grdftc. Sebenl
jriugcu feline Sage anbercs. bon
Seoem iuroeru ite nnberea. Sb infer
adcr MIR ole notboiirftigite Habrun0
trdgt fir ms Ielbit, Oh er 8rot oibt
fiir unIer Saus. Oh CT tauienbiGItigc
Srnte brin9t fir piele ober Sriitte
fiir tpcnige - Die Sauptiafe lit, oaS
Sober ieinen Idcr b~citelc nit SleiB
linh baB i'm teiuer brah lic9en laIie,
oam,it nidt Sorneu unb SiitcIn barauf
lpnd)1en. Saben mir ibn I'M Sriiblina
u~nieres 9ebcns ldou nit rcidlcr Iuss
iant beitclt unb I'M CONNER bel Sons
ncnbrdnb, Regcn unb llupcttcr i'm
ShipeiBe u~niercs Ingeiifts paraui
g~earbeitet. 10 pirb unicr Mder aud,
toitlife Grute brin9eu, pcnn Der
0erbit bes Sebens tpmmt. llnb Iinb
Die 8arbeu uub Srilhte eingebrud)t.
10 mag Die 8iuterrube bc9inncr. maa
Die Belt bes IItcrS fpnncn. 100 Ser
Soben nidlt mebr trdgt. mir BADEN i6m
ab9eiponueu, mas mir ibm ab9ctpinnen
fpnnten.
u
Ter rcdIte Suftur.
Gin Saucrsmunn. beiien Srau
gihtleibcub mar. tam in Die Staot
unb ertunSi9te iit mad eiucm
Softpr. Gin Spottpo9el Ididte ibn
81 eirem Ibpoiaten. no iit bas
fol9enbe @eiprdb eutipanu:
Bin ib bier rebt beim Serrm
Spttor?"
aopofat: ~8as tuiiniden Sic.
meiu Serr2"
.Gi. id poIlt's Sbnen mol pors
'teue. mel Sraa is udmlib frauf."
ISoofat: ga, mieiu lieber Wtuun,
i'd bin bod 9pttor Der Hehtcl"
.Noa. barm tounc sc mciner Sraa
q net belle. beuu Die bots 10 i'm
lirte SGanl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
Sreisans d II.

Qiebc Rinberl - lin
etfpas mebr 2eben in uniercu
"Sprehiaal" 81 bringen - bcrz
; ielbe lit Dem Iusiterben rett
nabe 9etommen - ipollen mir
; fpieberum Elm Yreisausi6rciben
} a%ntiinoi9en. SoIgenbe 5pei Nufz .
? 9abcn iinb 5u beantiporten:
1. Wte f5nnen mir bieie
Seite intereHanter MAIDEN unb
mas ih gerne bort finbe?
2. @eibnad1t Brief an mel 4.
; men gruber i'm 5rainins Camp.
Seibe Iufgaben miineu .
'beanttportet fperben.
Seibe Iuf9aben biirfen iotpobl
; in @n8Iiid ais in Seutif be-
anttportet ipcrben, iebod iperbcn
Die bertihen 8rieie b%epor5ugt.
Cine jcbe Inttport fol- minoez :
items so uno bofitcns 100
8orter umfaIien.
gu 9eginn Deg 9ricfes lit
oas Ilter an8ueeben.
; Mas Ydpter barr MIR duf
elmer Seitc beidrieben iein.
Rinoer, Sunsfraien unb
; Siin8linge bilrfen iih ant Ereisz
; ausi6reiben betbeiligen.
Spleenoes iinb Die Treiie:
1. Briefs: $500 TIT Saar;
2. Ireis: $500 in gaar;
; 3. Hreis: Gin Gratis Ibpnne=
meitt nuf She Catholic Sris 1
bune" (Seni, Weeflp)
4. 9reis: Gin Gratis Abunne=
ment auf hieie 8eituns;
5. Hrets: $1.50 In Saar;
g., T., nnb 8. Hreis: so Gents
IN Saar;
g., TO-, II. nnb 12. Yreis: 25 1
Gents IN gaar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
0unene @Ghr6yiter.

SU&e%Ap So1IUStbGIL~
Sos @eib 6at elm Sgrs, NM fn
6trsrsebeu.
9as Sehst TT n1s 2e6eu her
Gr3te6uus-
Srdftu StnEbers.
S6fli6teit foifet nifts unb tnuff
R untogue.
Gin ebles Ser5 fenut uur eineu
9etpilfensbiS: ous 2eben gu perlnfeu.
obre MANDATES Cute setbon st buheu.
g RefdIer.
Seine @olte lit 10 Itpurs, tuB
lie niht einel Silberrano bGtte-
Sas pitttgite gereiusIrfal lit DIE
SdIuilterituhe.
s. I. &eteL
gs si6t uifts grfreuIideres unS
observation-disclosures dls cine beteuoe
Srou--& iubtborI it.
8ldu6er ltebt Sem urn Idonifeu.
Der 5usIeih bodsebilpet it.-Sttp.
riter Eeu5el.
Sie Srdu, fueIhe ni6t betet. III
feline besebrensfuertbe 2ebenssefdbrtin
fur BEN Wauu.-8 aurepoir
sic friitlthe Sraueus 9etpeeuua lit
cine Der tu%ittigitcu, Die ih tenue.-
, r. Sueger.
las rihmade geiHleGt".
Gage Eiemanb. Die Srau Sef
Itiput. benin Elm @eib lit itarf, lit
cine SeIbiu. 8enn nan ermeIeu
ME iftper bas &rcua lit. bos
10 Nanhe trasen muB! 8enn an
etu TITLES 2eib nast, ouB bas
treue Wtutterber3 10 pieIe Nddte
niht CUR Hute tpmmer tann. ipenn.
le LANCER Tic limit. INN 10 triiber Die
miro uuo fein Torgenitern
Ihimmern min. @enn tie ieiuen
bat. benz lie ibr 2eib flas
gen, Dem lie o~ffenbaren BARI, tpie es
IN ibr aIsiiebt. @arum iintt lie
niht suiummen unb gebt unter in
Ser5ipetfluna tpie 70 manher itarfe
:Rann? @eil Tie Die Strait Der 2iebe
nufreft erbdIt.
@obl ftcbt Die SralI nift ba tpie
Elm Baum. Der allen Stiirmen troet.
Gle lit pielmebr tuie bas ShiIf i'm
Zee. Sief unteu I'M 8afer iprieSt's
,mpor, iiebt iiber iih bas belle Cons
nenlidt uno iudfit 10 ihiidtcrn un6
bod 10 elaubenspou benz Simmel
iu, biz CO iiber bns 8aifcr binaus
Iein 8ppflein itredt. ga rauiden
bic @elen, bo tonlmen Die 8oaen,
lnp pas itipa6c Stilf pcrmaa
nitt uuo pcriudt and nitt an ipiber-
@s beust i;h uno tauht nit
inb betpest Iih nit Der @eue. unb
>as @alier fIieBt barber bin, obne
3 5u pcrlebeu. Iber ldrft es ab,
% rihtet bas Sdili Iid pieeer
,uf uno pGhit ipciter. friit uuo
rob. 60 beugt iih and Die Nrau,
,emiitbig unb iromm. 10 Ianae bic
Der Sriibial tommen, aber
lur. I'M bernah NIT friIher 4raft
ten iih aui5uriften. SaS iinb bic
bicier 8eIt, tart unS I'm.
iberipiuOIicbI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
Sns CUTE Sinh.

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bon u. IieB Die brei aiuber zines
armen NauueS 81 lid fommeu. I'm
ibuen fiir Den benpritebcnoeu @iu.
ter Sleioer anmeiieu gu laiIeu. 81
mar ihon iebr talt uub Die brei Sim
Der 5itterten or Sroit. Ser Yfarrcl
lieb lie gum parmcn Sfeu fommei
uno iebem Gin Stiif Sroo unb eini0c
Shnitten faltcn 9raten %briugen. bic
5iuei dlteren mahtcn iih aIsbaIo bar
iiber ber unb oer5cbrten ibrcu SbeiI