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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
SUCCESSION or 7. s. LARIGhN.
DECEASED. Me-.

State ~ Louisiana Parrish sE West Fee
Haaua. 2ith lau.tal District Court
Nullec ~ Application Tar Letters u
Administration
Notice lz hrYrhg given "a an ah"su u
doth So mHE taureIa iu shua cause Wiih
sa ten dags from tbp present gatiaraiiou
IS ana they have nr can. whF the aprllra
tsog u Max Mann way,ag fof Letters a
Administration au tbr Succession ~ r +
laglgan. deceased should Hoi be- granted
Witness fha iienoahls Charles kl.
teff1ts judge Of Ihe gath ludiaam lts
uel ~ Louisiana. THIS sab das If June
l4fN r. r Mi -. ,lsrE ug said Court
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

The teachers aud members Of the
senior class af julius FreyhaH high
school we're entertained by the tenth
grade Ia honor of the graduates, FRI
day evening 4 moving picture party
VAS the FIRST feature, and a congenial
party asse@bled at the Pastlme After
wards adjournment was made to the
Royal Pharmacy, where ice cream and
cake were served. The tables were
decorated In the class colofg, green
and white, with the class tlowers, white
sweet peas
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

] II Lester. Ir has bought + q
Hamlltuns Pauline plantation. In the
ninth ward This place comprises over
top acres, aud Nc Lester will take
possession AZ the end uf the present
crop year Mf Leater and G slim
son who purchased a place In the
edge Of Mississippi last week lefi for
their home AZ DeminE New Mexico.
Wednesday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
The Gospel for the Second Sunday
After Trinity, ST, Luke XIV 10,


After Trinity, ST. Luke XIV, 10,
\ certain man made a great supper
and hade many aud cent his servant
at supper time 80 say to them that
were hidden, Come for all things are
nov ready Aud they all with one con
sent began Ia make excuse The FIRST
said unto him have bought a piece
Of ground. aud | must needs 20 aud
soc u. pray thee have mo excused
And another said, ! hcve bought five
yoke at oxen. and ! go b. prove them
I pray thee have me excused Aud
another said have married a wife,
aud therefore I caHuot come. So that
servant came. aud showed his lord
these things Then the master Of the
house being angry said 20 his servant
Go out quickly into the streets and
lanes Of che city. aud bring Ia htiher
the poor. uud The MANNED and the
halt and the blind And the servant
n.d Lord. il Is done as thou hast com
mlndsd. aud set there is room. And
the lord said unto the servant, Go on,
into The highways and hedges, and
compel them 10 GONE in, that nay house
may be filled For say unto YOU that
none OF these men which were hidden
1hnn taste u nv nnpper
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
EsraAYEp

S1aei u Louisiana, Parish II West
Fel.flana Second Justice Court
t,sirayea brf8fe me BIS Perkins Rall ore
black uuirY huIl about g wears atd Had
gao marks of hraui ap "a the year 1916
was branded - Ia that lsaf by NJ John
r. irylnes cattle hrsier said ball Is
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
Absent Friends

Mrs Lucy Powell Russell is la Baton
Rouge to visit her sister Mrs. sherard
brisbane
Mr. and Mrs Jas. L. Ship Of Wash.
ingtou. Ga, welcomed May 1G, a daugh.
ter whom they have named Sarah
Turubul Jointly for Mrs Ships ma
ternnl grandmother and aunt. the late
MR.. Jas +. Bowman, and Miss Sarah
Bowman
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
RED Cross

All chapters are urged 10 finish all
material nov Ia hand hy June Is. and
10 buy 40 goods IN open market. but
to close the work rooms II absolutely
necessary until july /, 80 that the
Supply RuFeau wlli have time 10 ac
cumulate more material for the use Of
chambers
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
Our LADY Of Mount Carmel Church.
naV 3 Romhouts. Rector.

sunday. June ., Third Sunday after
PaHtocu#t Mass md Sermon at 10
O'Clock Holy Hour Sermon and Beg.
edictim from I TO O'Clock, after
Holy Hour business meeting Of church
workers
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

appraised Dos ~ 4 Markte and he a.
l4ll tao sWatn appraisers. Ia br worth
twenty dollars
iluuo and Signed n upeu Court this
ath daF ct MaE Isl the year l9ls
wa rail-. Justice Peace. End ward
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

Two new Buick siges have been SOLD
In the parish during the past week
f. / nautel 4 Son have one, aud
NJ Il jackson is expecting delivery
OF the other within a few days,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

The st FraHeisvlle District Sunday
School Association will hold It's annual
meeting here. Sunday. June Is, at 3
aud p m The place OF meeting wIll
be- announced later.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

Mr. Sam Stern has been summoned
to serve as a petit Juror in the United
States court at Baton Rouge. next
week
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

JAS ~ MELBOURNE MAYOR
g. (. rIETrISGEE. CLERK
{ hrrsbs asftiis that lhe foregoing IL a
itar and correct cops Of the original
minutes as thcg appear on pages iGo and
80 minute book g
d T.. pLETTINaEH. clerk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
STATS TAX SALES or ENJOYABLE
PROPERTY

The State 81 Louisiana vs. Delinquent
Tar Debtors Parish Of West Felieiana
Iy virtue 81 the authority vested IN
me hs the Constitution and aWa Of the
state Of Louisiana, ! will sell AZ the
principal front door 81 the court houao
Ia Whlth the civil District court II said
parish Is held. within the legal hours of
Judicial sslss beginning at n uslosk
a. $50. on
SATURDAY. July -. isia.
AMI continuing nu sarh succeeding day,
until said sales are computed. all I'M
movable property aR which taxes are unN
due Gao the state at Louisiana. aud Parish
ST West Eeliviaua 60 enforce collection
~ taxes assessed in the year 1851. t8.
Erlhrr R1h Interest thereon ffum thg
aisr tiaN ST December 1871. at the rate
et 10 pes cent per aunum until paid and
ali COSTS The NANTES At said delinquent
aApaysfH ihe amount st taxes due hy
DaUh uu the assessment uf said year. and
ihe ,mmoyahle property assessed TO each
Ia br offered fut aaip as follows, to.wit
Anderson. Auarus n a5u acres and tm-
pros tngruis bounded bp Percy, Hohguoi
and Moratn s'arish taK $3.50 state
tax. g. &C. Confederate Veteran tax. 81 90
good reads tax. 81 50 Interest. ttg5.
asla. ~ 90 advertisements 5000. total.
So zN
MIghella. de AYiuas ls9 % acres, being
oastian uf Section "a, T. s. 2. 0tW
Parish laK. 81 su. state tax. 81 Co Con.
fslrrte Veteran tax. 50 80 good roads
tax. 50 as. Interest. sp ga costs g. $50
advertisement l3an total. $500
ou day of sale : viii sell such portions
81 saIa property as each debtor will point
uui, and ,B rase The debtor viii not point
Uut sufficient PROPERTY sill at once aud
without further DELAY srll ths least guam.
utN Of said pruperty ~ any debtor which
ans bidder will buN is, lhs amount of the
taxes. interest and yusts due by said
debtor the sale Will be- without aupfaisp.
msHi. fpt cash. B legal tender money ~
The United States, and the property sold
shall bee felleemahle at auF time for lhs
space ~ oHe year bA paving the price
Rsvsn Including eUsts and twenty per
cent thereon
Il CtACK.
sheH1 and Ia ulitiu Tas Collector
Parrish II West Fsllclaua
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

Jup ! IRVINE #Aa iH Ho{uh NnltEr
Wednesday
Miss Emma Brasaonuy is at home
from l. = T.
Mr. rbas weyaert sas been visit
luf tu Nev Orleans
NJ and Nfa Toaies I.csaaalef were
ir foau am business "wednesday
Mis- Mamie Fort has hocu visiting
NHs Glrurt'e Howell OF Baton Rouge
Rev Mr. and Mrs RrIHHaH were
here Nauday fer Mrs stegns funeral
T. = tNndl rrier Is here trom Houa
toH. Texas. on "a short visit ro home
folks
Miss Lucille Robertson of Ration
Ruuga arrived ThHfHdag night To visit
Miss Eudo1t, Matthews
srrrt major John stirling spent a
day 81 nome three weeks ago aBd vas
hooking veil aud Us 6up spirits
Miss Martha Fort reached home
"Wednesday afternoon her school at
Cagtllr having closed
EIr.e Robinson leaves Friday after
uunn rn attend "a conference of Food
Administrations Of NeR Orleans
Miss Mel Leagp Ieft SUNDAY night
tot tha state Normal. where she aill
complete her course OF study
Edgar t.ploune haa been here ou Va.
eatIan. hat weut to Baton Ruuga Frt
day With hla cousin. Dewey NeWsham
Mra Max DAMMIT and daughter Miss
ranuyo. mutored tu town for the
funeral nf Mrs joe stern.
Mrs Edward pwgrr formerly Miss
Vivian Trmpel. has been desperately
IN. bat IL nov better
q. r Barrow and little daughter.
virginia. made trip to Baton Rouge
over Thura,lay night ri hast week.
Rev = " skarduu spout last week
in New Orleans hut returned early
this week.
Mrs Joseph Got.itpb aud daughter.
Miss Resale eame up from Baton
Rouge. Monday. fof the funeral uf
Mrs Stern
Mira /. Il. Hiehfn with her little
daughter arrived last week 60 max
her parents Mr. and Mrs. n Haralsau
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
TOTALS BY WARDS

The auditors have figured ont con
Irlbutiona by wards, IN the recent Red
,rnNa hritn ne fnlInAa-
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

want 10 give away three unframed
hunting dogs. w. A. MACklE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08
BOARD o. ALDERMEN PROCEEDINGS

ST Franaat llr. Ia June g. 1915
At e regular meeting ct the BOARD og
Aldermen hplf this day thr following
ueuhsrs we're present JAS 81 klb0utne.
Mayor I X Matthews Max Mann. l. ".
Rogers and George W Newman. Board -
Aldermen absent. sam Stern
Minutes Of iaal regular and special
meeting we're read aud adopted
MAYOR and Marshal reported Z cases.
Motion made, soeonded and carried,
That committee Of twn be appointed
Ia losk into the subject If salaries and
rytserl Ht nest rrsnar meeting Commit
toe 4 Matthews and Max Mann
Motion INSIDE. ss,unded aud carried.
THAT Pant he pot operated after regular
huEHa
Motion mads. seconded and carried,
That TIE following bills, salaries. etc, he
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-06-08

PERSONAL BUT POLITE

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
ADDITIONAL DIRECTIONS TO
FIRST HOME CARD.
(Issued by United States Food
Administration

Read again your original Home
Card. If you have lost it, apply for
another TO the Federal Food Admin
istratOr for your state.
The Food Administration, aside
from these general directions, asks
everyone to maintain risidly a mini
mum Of at least:
ONE WHEATLESS day each week
and one WHEATLESS MEAL each
day the wheatleSs day 10 be Wednes-
day. BY wheatless we mca to eat no
wheat products.
ONE MEATLESS day each week
which shall be Tuesday and one meat
less meal each day. BY meatless we
mean to eat no red meat-beef. pork,
mutton, veal, lamb; no preserved meat
beef, bacon. ham or lard.
ONE PORKLESS day each week in
addition to Tuesday, which shall be
Saturday. BY porkleSs we meal no
fresh or sailed pork, bacon, lard or
ham.
SUGAR.-Iou can materially reduCe
sugar by reducing the Use of candy and
sweet drinks. We will make every en-
deavOr 10 see that, the country Is pro-
Nlueu WIFI IL supply Oh nOlSenOlu
sugar on the basis Of three pounds Of
sugar for each person per month. Do
not more.
Human foodstuffs comprise three
principal elements:
PROTEIN: Mainly present In
meat, beans, fish, poultry, milk, and To
some extent in grains.
FATS: That is, butter, cream, lard,
bacon, margarine, cooking fats, beans,
cotton seed oil and other vegetable
oils.
CARBOHYDRATES: Grains, sugar,
potatoes and other vegetables.
As n nation we eat and waste so per
cent more protein than we require TO
maintain health. Therefore, we can
reduce the amount of meat we eat
without harm.
We eat and waste 40 per ent more
fat than Is necessary.
OF the carbohydrates we can just as
well consume corn, oats and the other
cereals IA wheat and we have abun-
dant supplies Of potatoes and vege-
tables.
Do not limit your supplies OF milk
and table butter, but consume 1t all.
Don't waste any.
You can reduce the consumption Of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

2292-An Attractive Top Garment.
This model is good for cheviot, broad
cloth, velour, vicuna, Zibeline, double
faced clOakings, corduroy, velvet and
pile fabrics. like plush or ~chinchilla.
The coat may he finished without
the cape and the cape may be worn
separately, the coat collar serving as
a collar for the cape The model
is in box effect, with a belt at the
waiStline, which confines the fulness.
The pattern is cut in i sizes: q, s, 10
and II years. Size 10 requires 3 ID
yards of 44-inch material. Price 10c.
-(Send 1c extra for POSTAGE
2295-A Smart Suit for Boys.
This style is good for serge, cheviot,
flannel, velvet, corduroy and for wash
fabrics like linen, galatea, drill and
for khaki. The coat is single breasted
and open at the throat. The cuffs
may be omitted. The trousers are
made with front closing and side and
back pockets. The pattern is cut in
4 sizes: 6, s, 10 and II years. Size
10 requires 3 Is yards of 44-inch ma
terial. Price 10c.-(Send 1c extra for
POSTAGE
1904 Stylish and Unique De
sign. Satin, velvet, cashmere and
serge are very good for this style.
A bit of contrasting color in facing
or piping, or a touch Of embroidery
would be nice for trimming. The
tunic could be omitted. The waist
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
@ir lieiera Gud Die Wujter
III biaisen YreiIen.

serge with braid or embroidery could
be used. 1t is also nice for velvet
and crepe, cashmere or gabardine.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes 81. &c.
81, 40. AZ and A inches bust measure.
Size 36 requires Z yards of 36-inch
material. The skirt portion measures
about 2 1-2 yards at the foot. Price
loc.-(Send &c extra for POSTAGE
199O-Iadies' Apron and Sleeve
Protector. Drill, linene. linen, lawn,
alpaca, percale and brilliantine could
De used for this style. The bib Is
Joined to strap portions, which are
crossed over the back and fastened TO
ne bert The apron has ample full
ness In It's skirt portions. and is fitted
with deep pockets. The sleeve pro.
tectors are very serviceable, and easy
TO make. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: "a, 80, ~ and 46 inches bust
measure. Size 3S requires 3 yards OF
36-inch material for the apron. and
3-S yard for the sleeve protector.
Price 1Oc.-(Send 1c extra for post
age.)
2311-A Smart Dress for the Grow
ing Girl. Black and white or brown
and white checked suiting, plaid.
serge, poplin, wolfe or cashmere are nice
for this style. The skirt is arranged
In plaits which form panels In back
and front. The closing of the waist is
under the vest portion Of the fronts.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, s. 10
and IL years. Size 10 will require
3 IL yards of 44-inch material. Price
lOc.-tSend lie extra for postage.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03
Srauen ais Nrbeitererias.
Sorticbung bon Der 3. Seitc.

lueum Die Soffnung auf Srieoen aus
IihtsloS bleibt.
3nci Nittel itebcn inns bann oiien,
Den Musfau an &rbeitcrn an beden:
Der Support mlsldnbiiher Grbeiter
uub Die 8eihdftieuns bon Srauen.
9cibc iperbcn bem Imerifauer unipms
patbiIA icin. Ser Support bon IuSs
l1ubcrn, neil or nad 8eenbigung bes
arieoes bel Gintritt normaler Ser
bGltniiie 3u inneren Sdpieriefeiten
anlaB gcben fDnntc, .lpenn man Die
@eilter, bic man beidporcli, niht pies
Der lostpcrben ioltc; Die Srauens
orbcit, neil CO Dem nmeritanilten Sc
iiibl ipiberIpriht, Sraucn ldtperc for
perli6e Grbeiten perri6teu gu laiien.
Srosbem iperoeu mir p%ermutblid in
beioe lauren Iepfcl bciben miilien.
tpie eS audi bic guropaer babeu tbrn
miiiien. Die gnropder baben Saus
Icnbc unb M~bertauienbc bon dineiis
i6en 9uIiS cingciiibrt, pelde Die
Steuen Der alisgebobenen SoIbaten in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

Z sizes: "a, SO, Is, 40, AZ, Al and
46 inches bust measure. The skirt
is u in Z sizes: %. "a, 20, %, 30,
30 and "a inches waist measure. 1t
will require 8 yards of 44-inch ma
terial for the entire dress for a So
inch size. The skirt measures about
= 5-S yards at the foot. This illus
tration calls for TWO separate pat
terms. Price Zoe each.-(Send 1c eX-
ira for postage
23O2-A Pretty Frock for Mothers
Girl. This design in serge with white
pique, or faille for the collar trim
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

fnher, piel ipirtiamer. Die panr 9ro>
BEN Sabrifeu bieIer Irt iinb taus
ieno Rol leihter 5u iiberipad)cn. aIs
Die pieIcn Sauienben 0 &inos.
llno fonrmen Sims aus Dem Ius@
lanoc, 10 miro aud ba cine Nufiidt
81 iiben iein. Man bcaufiifti9t ia
gang anbere Snden iebr acnali, uno
Die WaIhine aebt. Sn5 @ift brauht
gar nid)t crit in Den @erfebr 81 &C.
lan9cn. bnun lam cs nlid fein 1ln>
bell anribten. Sann nerbcn Die bic
len anbereu Nufgnbcn bes ainemato@
9rapben, Die 10 erniter, uiiBlihcr
uuo itpncr Irt limb, crit crfilat ipcrs
ben fonnen. Wan miro Heiie> Sims.
Die idone @cgcnben 5ciacn, SilmS
ans Der Sbiere nnb Y~ilan8enipelt,
tpidtige 3citcrcigniiic uuo picleS Nus
bcrc IN poleubcter S6Dnbeit Ieben
unb reiteu f6nncp. Nuh Die Se>
megling auf bicicm @ebiet, bic Wits
arbeit eruiter S6riititeler, Die Worz
filbrungen 81 beben urb 8u pcrebcln,
fam crit bann ipirtlid frudtbor
luerbeu. Go LANCE Der Sdunofilm
berridJt, lit oics allies %nnmogIid, neil
or frat iciner Equalization auf Die
nicbrigitcu WniicnsS nitinftc unb aui
bobeu @epinu PLIES OIL iit reiBt.
,Spffeutlid fpirb bic G%rfenntniB
Der grobcu @efabr bnlo bieic WaBs
regel 5eiti9cn, - bnlo - 10 langc
cS nod nidt 81 ipdt lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

fats by reducing pastry and fried
foods.
Remember the gospel Of the clean
plate, the serving of small portions,
the purchase of less supplies.
BOARDING. ANY person in the
United States who buys more food
stuffs than he customarily keeps at
home In peace times Is defeating the
Food Administration In its purpose to
secure n just distribution of food and
in its great endeavors to reduce prices.
The boarding Of food in households is
not only unnecessary, as the Govern
ment is protecting the food supply of
u people, but It is selfish and is a
cause of high prices.
Such actions multiplied by thousands
increase the demands upon our rail-
ways for cars and already, because of
our military demands, it Is with ex-
treme difficulty we can now move the
vitality necessary food to markets.
There Is much insidious propaganda
in the country against conservation
and increased production. All oppo-
sition to these services is direct assist
ance to the enemy.
The reverse side of the card carries
n message TO those who have signed
the pledge card Of the Food Admin
istration. Once more: Did you read 1t?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

SorflcBllll8 BON Der 5. Sette.)
romano. bclte iino es S%dunoiilms. Die
10 bcrbdngniBpoQ iuirtcn. SAB burh
oieie ber8crrten Suritcllun9eu. in
0cncn INNER ipieocr Der 8eiibcnbe als
Der Shdbliug. Der Sflemmer uno Der
SraIier. Der Nrmc lno Nrbeitenoe oils
Der llntcrbrildtc, Der un9crett 2ei>
oenbc bar8citclt miro, Die &laicn>
aegcnidbe nod mcbr bcrIhdrft. Der
SaB gegen Die Sbcrflaiien nod filnits
lid gendbrt Dirb, muB audi ertpdbnt
perben. Sns ainb, Die Sugenolidcn.
ale unteren &laiien nebmen Die Ser
3%erruugen alS @abrbeit nuf.
so piiicn beun ldon Jest @roBs
unb Observation-Disclosures Gin 2ico 81
iiugeu bon Den iiblen Ginfliiiicu : bcS
| ainpS aui Die SdiiIcr. Sic pers
licrcu Die aufmcrfinmtcit, limb teincr
Committing fdbi8, lucrbcu gau6 nad)s
ldiiig, ipi~beripcniti8 uno 5eritrellt,
tur5, bnbeu ale Nn6eiten Der burf)
Idlchte 2cftiire @croorbcncn in err
606tem Wtabc. &us Ben gaintopps
ainberu" iperbcn ncrtommcne Sugcnbs
lid)c, nit alien 2aitern iriib bertraut,
Dor nift3 8uriidihredcno. pbuc iebe
| Spur bon mornliifem @egengepid,t.
0tan bat %bcgouncu, Dem llcbcl 5u
itcuern. Wou bat cine SilmsGeniur
cingeridtct, uub> 81 ben allerdrgiten
DISQUALIFICATION iolen aiuper nid]t
mcbr 5ugclaiien merbeu, Nber oapon
a6geIcben. baB bicS @erbot leit,t ums
oanacn merbcu fam, 1T bnmit bod,
nur ipeni9 Nb6ilic geidaiien. llnb
man fGmpit bier nit tlcinen Wtitteln
ge9en Gin, groBc5 llubeil, mar niq cine
idlucrc 0rarfbcit an Der Wur3el unics
res I%olfabaumc3 nit Dem Ibihneiben
eiuiacr frantcr Sldttcr ~uIsrptteu.
8orum gebt man nitt 9leid an Die
| 8ur8cl? Nidt Die Sbeiluabnle Der
ainoer IoQ man perbieteu, nid)t eins
nal Die @uiiiibrun8 Der Silms. 8as
RIM ior9t man nidlt bniiir, baB es
Iolde Sims gar nidt gi6t? 8cnn
ifpn cine Geniur ieiu ioll, 10 5%eniiere
man lieber Die characterization iub
nidt Die Sims. Sas lit bel Gins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

Simmer rcid)cr, INNER boiler,
9lilbcno on bc5 &rcu5cs Sfabc,
Bis bonn Scr3 oeS 0otteSlpbnes
Guilt Der ppllc Stronl Der 8naoe.
llno Der Yurpurfrnn3 bcS Scibens
Wcit lid nm Die @rOe ninoct,
llno III bcil'gcr Spfcrlicbc
Wfit Dem &imumcl lie pcrbiuoct.
@olo'rc 9toicn, - ctnlt am Sihtc
Se5 @rItaub ncn alli9cgungcn.
Shimmerno III bcS off'neu Simmels
9Iiitbcuifncc unb SrilblingSprangcu.
a~nacbnudlt pont Scucrobcm.
Sen Der belize @ciit crgoiicm
Rpicn, Die oils lidltc WoIten
Sci Der Nufinbrt bid umflohcn;
Hoicn. Die al5 &0nigsfronc
Gid I'M bcinc Stirnc iuauocu,
NlS cnt3iidt Die brci Ycrioncu,
5pdter, @rnut uuO Wutter %innbcn.
Nimm Den arnn6, Den ireuoenrci6cn,
Sdmer3enSbollen, r~lbnc5bcllen,
Ser. bon @ugels6nno getrnGcn,
@allct burh Ocs NetberS Welcn;
Ser in t%nuicnO Sonfgcbctcn
Gipig nell gum 8imncl blilbct,
llnb ais Stcrucntrnu3 bonn Simmcl
Su Die Nad)t Der GrDc gliibct.
Scrriu, Sun9iral, iiiBe Wutter,
QnB i'm tdglidl ipcitcr h~rin9en,
SAB bic 8iiite crime, bliibc,
NQc @olter Dir lo6iin9cu.
glQe, ale ielig iueroen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1918-01-03

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ihaft einnebmen miliien. Ioneben
nebmen aber Die Sraucn llnb S6t,tcr
Der I'M Seloe Stebeucen in .imrincr
9roberem WaBirabe an Der inbuitricls
len Irbeit tbeil. Niht neil ma tie
ou8l notbi9t, ionbern lueil lie in abs
ipeienbeit beS grndbrers fir lire ia,
mile iorgen miiiien. 9ieaeid,t ipiro
es bel ms ldngere 3cit baucrn. bis
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men. als 3immerleute. W1aurer,
S6miebe. Rotorfiibrer pbcr gar nls
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geben 81 miii'cn. Collie Der Soq
nber eintreten, 10 iperoen tic obns
Srage ebenio gut .ibren Mnnn iteI.
len" tpic ibre eu~ropdiiden Sdnpcs
tern. Sbre aftipe 9etbdtiguua i'm
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Der 2dnotuirtbidloft miro nutiirlih nir
porilbergebcnber Ndtlir Iein. aonmt
ods Seer nlls benz ariege suriid, iebt
Die regelmdBige 9inipanocrun0 uuf's
Neue Gin, treten Die normaIen Ser
bdItniiie luieber elm, banu ncrben Die
Sraucn ibrem ei9enen Sbdtigfeitsieloe
3uriidge9cben lperbeu.
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balion Der Snouitrie olrd) uuiere
SraIen miro nift obnc baucrnoen
einfluB auf Die @erbdltniie in ibr
bleiben. Die Ar6citsbebinaunoen
iperocn lid in ieber Siniid)t beIIern,
neil Srauen groBere 8iidIidt aui
ibre idipddcre aouititution pcrlanacu
nno Die Irbeit9eber ibueu 9caeniiber
lid leitter 5u 3u9eitdnbniiien be-
ipegen la'1en iperocn ais ibrcn mdnns
liden Irbeitern gcgcnii6cr, nno lpeil
Die pereoelnoe ginipirfung oes 8eis
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laIlen. tpie CT es piellei6t aem0hnt
mar, oa CT ausihlicBlid bon mdnns
lid)en &olle9en um8cbcn mar. Ser
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beeiniluien. Die alte @riabruna, ban
ieoes llebel audi fem @utes in iidb
bir9t, iuiro lid uuh babel beltGti9en.