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cornerstone was laid, good progress has
been made with the building. The inter
ior is completely finished, upholstered and
decorated. A feature is the incandescent
electric light which has been installed, as
is also a new organ. A commodius hall
has also been set apart for the uses of the
Auxiliary Association, to whose efforts no
small portion of the money subscribed for
the new building is due.
The time advertised for the opening ex-
ercises was O'Clock P. NJ, but it was not
until half past that the services began. By
this time large crowd had assembled in
the synagogue and even standing-room
was at premium. There were present
representatives from the various syna-
gogues OF San Francisco and many promi-
nent Israeiites from different portions of
the State were also numbered in the con-
gregatlon. The almemar, or chancel, at
the eastern end OF the synagogue was
beautifully decorated with garlands of
sweet peas, ferns, lilies and ported flower
ing plants. From end to end long stream
ers of gayly colored ribbons depended,
and from the organ down hung wreaths of
fern and flowers.
The exercises commenced by procession
being formed outside of the synagogue
The doors were thrown open and Cantor
IhCy CloOH Cn9CISOi Carl ing Il scroll OF the
Pentateuch, and followed by President
Altmayer, Louis Brown, president of the
Congregation Sheriff. Israel; D. S. Hirsh-
berg of the First Hebrew Congregation,
Oakland; Rev. DR.. Jacob Nieto, pastor of
the Congregation Sheriff. Israel; Rev. DR..
NJ. S. Levy, pastor of the Congregation
Beth Israel; Rabbi julius Fryer and the
officers and trustees of the Congregation
Ohabai Shalome, all of whom carried
scrolls of the law. The children of the
Sabbath-school also took part in the pro-
cession and carried wreaths of flowers
During the procession round the syna-
gogue Cantor Meyerson, assisted by the
choir, chanted psalms and hymns appro-
pirate to the occasion.
Readings from portions of the old tesla
ment were then made by Rabbi Freyer and
DIR. Friedlander of Oakland. Three verses
from the first chapter of Genesis were read
by DR.. Fryer, after which the scrolls were
deposited in the Ark of the Covenant, the
choir chanting meanwhile the "Shuvo
Adonoai. Mendelssohns eff With All
Your Hearts" was next sung as a tenor
solo by W. NJ. Simonsen, after which Dr.
JacobsNieto of the Congregation Sheriff.
Israel delivered the dedicatory prayer, the
audience standing the while. In few
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but consecrate and purify your mortal
selves. Consecrate your hearts. Dedicate
yourselves unto the service of the most
high. 'Ye shall be holy, Tor i, your God,
am holy Let the present joyful occasion
be the means of awakening in US all the
ennobling traits which have been markedly
characteristic of us as members of the
House of Israel"
DIR. Fryer continued: "But perhaps you
may say that thoughts such as these are
unsuited for an occasion like this. You
have come hither to consecrate a house of
God and only words of JOY should be heard,
only messages of peace be proclaimed on
all sides. Man IS prone to form hasty
opinions from the mere glimpses which he
has taken into the field of science and is
apt to oyerestimate the small portion of
intellect which God has assigned to him.
This is specially the case with many lsra-
elites at the present day. They have long
since been aroused from that mental sleep
into which oppression plunged their fore
fathers and intoxicated with few glimpses
into the realms Of science they imagine
themselves equal to the task of solving all
the problems of life."
Rabbi Fryer concluded by saying that
the new synagogue was destined as place
where the mourner could come to be con-
soled, where the one who had escaped
danger could return thanks. But he also
earnestly hoped that the man who was in
the plenitude of his prosperity would also
with his maker. He professed to despise
men who for the sake Of little pandering
to the susceptibilities of the world forsook
their faith, who disliked to be recognized
as Hebrews on account of a possible non
admission into clubdom or at fashionable
watering places and summer resorts. He
urged upon all the members of his flock to
h1 a4n r,..&N rF
Judaism and concluded by offering prayer.
A solo and chorus from Meye rbeer's
"Moses in Egypt" was sung, after which
Rabbi Voorsanger of the Temple Emanu-
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Gone to the Grand Council.

AS announced in THE CALL yesterday the
grand officers and delegates to the Grand Coun-
Gil OF the Young Mems Institute at Vallejo left
ior that city during the day. The convention
opens this morning with solemn services in
main in session for a week. though much of
pleasures.
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BALLOONS With Prizes.

Twenty-Five balloons were sent up from the
Baldwin Theater yesterday afternoon in the
presence of large crowd. To each was at
tached coupon emitting the finder to either
q bicycle, box or two seats in the theater dur
ing the performance of "Dorcas." There were
two coupons for bicycles, one of which was
found soon after the balloons were liberated.
A boy named Neville followed the balloon and
captured it at First and Howard streets Sew
eral flew into the Parrott building, and boys
scrambled up the ladders and over rafters to
get the prizes.
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larly energetic in this direction: Sol Ad-
Ter, president; S. H. Selling, vice-presi-
dent. |. c. Sharff, treasurer; NJ. L. Stern,
financial secretary; Miss Eugene Adler,
corresponding secretary.
The synagogue will be opened for serv-
ice during the whole of the ensuing holt
days. and sermons will be preached by
Rabbi Fryer on the first days of each.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-16
RABBI FRYER INSTALLED
His Inaugural Sermon Indi-
Gates a Strong Stand
for Orthodoxy.
NO WAVERERs ARE WANTED
People Who Regard Their Religion
in the Light of AIIopathIc
Medicine.

The new synagogue of the Congregation
Ohabai Shalome was formally dedi-
Gated yesterday. Concurrent with the
dedication was the installation of Rabbi
Julius Fryer the newly elected minister of
the congregation.
Though it is but three months since the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-16

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palate, aids assimilation.
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Free This Week.

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High School Field Dav.

The class of go won the Inter-class Field
day OF the Lowell High School, Saturday, at
the Olympic grounds by score of SIS to AZ of
the Middlers and 40 of the Juniors. The relay
race decided the close contest in favor of the
Seniors.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-16

Preserved in China. Finest
grown. Roots and flbres
young and tender. Skin re-
moved. Stems preserved in
syrup. Tyit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07
ten pou 1870 IN ihreu mouprn ~ bo.

ten bon 1880 in ibren Mouern at pa.
ben. Serielbe bat an allen 6elo3iigen
tbeil9enommcn. welde Die l~luab9Gu,
9i9teit Sel9irns berbeifibrt. gu Der
3eit mar Sr. Sourg-io peiBt Der alte
&dmpe - Electromagnetic Su 2iittih.
gon oa beaab er lib mad SriiNel, olllpo
er oil peri6ieoenen &dmpien tbeilnabm.
Ser Sour9 lit nit Dem grinnerunas.
treuS bon 1880 oetorlrt, rno mlB man
ieben, nit weldem Stols Der atte Spl=
bat oasielbe troB ieiner 90 Sabre, bel
feItli4en 6%ele9enbeiteu often trdgt.
Sebr intereiiant lit es, ben 8reiien bon
ben Greisninen erSdbleu Su bOren, bel
lpel6en er brett betbeiligt mar. OBJ
'6on S~urembur9sr bon aGeburt, bleibt
INNER i'm Ser5en Selgier uno tann
lbm teine grOBere 6reuoe bereiten, als
penn man i'm ilber Die bel9iibeu 9ln=
Qelegerbeiten unterbGlt. Srpb ieiuem
boben Ilter iibermaht Serr gpurs
ielbit nod Die 9earbeitung ieiner gel,
Der uuO Weinberee. gSdhreuo zines
oOllen balben Sabrbunoerts hat er in
~unierer Staot oas Web9egeI16it nit
beltem @rfolg betrieben.
geboort, II. Npril. 8eItern
traf Die Sdaucommiilion CUR llnter-
iubung Der Stiere llno Gber bier Elm.
Gpr9efiibrt Waren a6t Stiere, lauter
Yratteremplare. Nur Shaoe, oab
Der Gomiiiioil nidt mebr @elo CUR @er-
tii9ung itano. I'm unter Die Gi9entbii=
nler 81 oertbeilen. IS erbielten: l..
Yreis: Der Stier bes Srn. Saltert,
Weboorf, 6rnt. 1000. 2. preis: Die
Stiere Der SO. Surtbel= Mensoorf uno
Sioerria=S eBoorf le 5000 Srnt. 3.
Preis: Der Stier oes Serrn S. @eis-
aerber=S lin9en nit 1000 6rnt. -
Die iibrigen Su9etriebenen Sbiere fonn=
ten niht prdmiirt weroen. oa tein 8elo
mebr perfiigbar mar. Sir Gber bate
Die &eaierung 240 Tr. beipiaiat. 3u-
getrieben naren orei oieier Sbiere, bon
melden ieles oes Soldier Sutas=8es-
oorf nit 80 Sr. pramiirt purbe. Die
stuet iibrigen muBtsn leer ousgeben.
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rRidtie", duberte bic @irtbin,
mid perOen Sic aber aua ni9t psr=
9elen, benin i9 babe 9ebOrig beige
oriift."
vNatiirli6", ia9te Serr Gobn.
Die cole @irtbin Ierpirte oann cine
ibrer belten 6igarren, Sur SenuBun9
IN Der vSmotin9 9ar"", pie lie be-
lorat bin5uiii9te.
Sn benz Giienbabr=W agen trdf Sr.
Gobn Swei anDere Ginoer Siraels,
ipelben er nit einem pabren Spbs
9enuiie ieinen beutioen Sang frsdblte,
uno lib ihlieBlih iiber feline oummerl
&unoen lu'tig ma6te, natiirlih otlss
IN gutem oeuti6 d, oamit bic
rSrenhp's" nllr nidts perltdnoen.
Set Der Nntunit in Sem Oort perlanQte
Sr. Gobn bepDr er Iib perabldieoete,
Die Gleinigteit bon IS ais Srauiaelo.
Der Su%remburger, pelder bisber nllr
tranSoNi6 geiprpbsn, autnortete ieBi
ebentalls in gutem GeutIb Serrn Gobn,
Dab er Die ribti9en Geute oieles Wtal
nidt 9etronen babe. ST npllte fort=
fabren, opd Serr @obn bate nidt
gemartet. gBenn Der gliB oiht an
leilem meitreihenoen 8eii1tsporiprung
norbel. III ben Grobpoen eingeidlaoeu
bdtte, 10 bate er teinen beoeutenoeren
Gnett auf i'm berporbringen tOnnen,
als ole'e unerDarteten Some.
Gr. Der ionit 10 ireunoli6e, liebens=
tpiiroige, per9aB iOgar ii6 Su pernb=
i6ieoen lno iuhte 10 idnell als mO9lid
Iein SD" in elmer Der ountlen Stra-
ZEN Der Gait SIDE" in Si6erbeit gu
bringen. @t,pa $3.50 a(s 3ooer per=
allsgabt uno teinen So tpertben 5Siit
9efangen. oas fonnte ySerr Gobn eirl
ri6ofles 8sihdfthe" nennen.
Bel Dem ndaiten 3uiammentreifen
nit ieinen beioeu 6laubensgenDlier
miro er wpbl u%nterlaiien baben, Den
Iusgan9 Der Geihi6te su ersGblen.
Sic beioen 2uremburger battsn einen
9enubreiden uno namentlid tppblfeilen
Nahmittas perbradt. c. O.
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tern, Samitag ben a., benz 0fentliten
Tertebr feierIid iiberseben muroe, be-
i1llBen, Inn Saltings su errei6en. Sie
Bride bat cine Spannuna bon 100
SUB, nno toltet bic nette Summe BON
SAT. OOO. @or einisen Sabren tpoate
NON, ipie es beibt, unter 800, 900
telile Sano ans @ert legen. Sanit
DIE S~ampfbote unter Der Bride our6=
palllret tOnnen mubte oieielbe in ent=
lpretenoer SObe aufssiiihrt weroen.
Slelelbe 1T jebt eirca IS 6ub iiber benz
gSalerlpiesel uno oamit Iie ni1t su
pei Gall bat uro audi nidt 81 melt in
bic Strabe bon Saltings bineineebt,
ldutt 1te l1nedenibrmig unter ii6 ielblt
III Satln9s eir. SaB Die 2eute Der linz
9e9ello oieIes 9roBe Wert sl iddBeu
berltsben, baben lie beruieien, benn bic
gepolteruna bon Sai.inss. pel9e 1000
elnpobrer 5dblt puroe at, oieiem Sage
alIt 1900 gei6GSt. Nie supur mill
man 10 piele Wtsnlhen in Der Staot
9eleben baben. IS wiirbe mid su nett
tllbren auf Die periaieoenen Geoeu,
pelbs 9ebalten purosu einSu9eben, bod
mus i'd Ia9en, oaB NQes auf9eboten
mar, nm Die Inpeienoeu gu entItdoi=
gen, tpeIbes oaraus Su bemeiien lit.
oaB to9ar fir DIE SOlfsmuHe ireies
Sirer auf Dem yGOurtbOuie Square"
ge9eben muroe. @egen Nbeno wuroe
our4 Die 6Ompanp ID BON ct. paul
uno Company E bon Saltin9s, Dur6
Elm "Sham- Battle" Die fSeierli6teit
bel6lonen. 6OO. Glou99 beeDrte bic
Staot our6 feline @egenpart unO cine
l9one Geoe. grgebenit
YGul Hibel.
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E lid FUN gescheidten Hennt

Gescheidt Hammer gin kemOls al,
Duorfr glew ech, du schtierws mir bal,
SuO sOt emOl Zu mir mel Papp,
En- huOt bal gekrasch de guden Trapp.
Gewess hun ech ct och schwer geschpiert;
Hett ech nemen e weneg ~schtOdiert,
A jidderen och huot ct geduOcht:
Ech hett ct bis Zum Schulmeschter bruocht
"Ech war emol do baussen op dem Feld''
Esuo hat mir mel Papp och demolS erzielt
"Wie mir mein Hennes kuOm OPP d, Wei,
ID wuOr ech fruo, obschon lone Geld,
"Well grad an der selwechter Nuocht
"HuOt DIS Kuo och e Kalef bruocht,
"A grad dat Selwecht Kalef guOw
"De griessten OchS am ganzen Duorf."
Zu zwanzeg Joer, Himmel, Want!
Hun ech dat Abe schO' kannt.
Do sot mel Papp: SET as nun Eat,
Gle nun an d Friend q mach mir FrId.'
Du huon ech gle.ch un d. Cried geduOcht,
Gleich huot meng Fred sech do geluocht,
Wat muss dat Gesichter schneider,
II mengt, ech kent ct net me leiden.
Kaum acht Deg wor ech an der FriGm,
Hun ech geschriwen fir Ell HEN,
An ech muss iech och mach d'Wuorecht son
'iuli Nv u' plItL OIlI Iltlli ECuIOL.
Flu welt geSuOch ech mein Duorf st0n,
A fill Bekannter f'rum mir g0n,
Den Hirt huot Fie grad hem gedriwen,
DO sin ech bel him a GeSellSchaft bliwen.
Den Hirt hun ech gleich ausgefr6t:
Wat huOt mel Cried damn alt gesot?
HE sOt, ct uor esuO verl0sst,
Huolt alt mat denger Man gek6st,
Die acht Deg huot gekraSch sein Herr,
An that 2ur Lescht aus iauter Schmierz
Iu denger aler Nam gesot:
Ech well en- net, den Deiwelsbr0t.
Ech hett mech suo gier gehenkt.
Suo hat mech mel Cried gekrenkt.
Zum Gleck uow ech konskribiert,
An ais Rekrut no Diekerech gefiert.
Do suOssen fill Haren an dem Sail,
Die haten streug GeSichter all,
Die hun gleich all zesummen gelacht,
VIE ech mel Compliment hu gemdcht.
An all Hiren wossten op en- H6r,
Dass ech de gescheidten Hennes w6r,
An den en- mat dem Fiederhut
De wor mat mir SO fruo ESQ gut,
f fret mech SO gemellech an der Stell,
Zu wat fir enger C~Ompagnie ech well,
Ech well zu der, hung ech ges6t,
WuO & krit den deckste Brot.
NJ guow ech yum Dokter gefiert,
Den huot mech iw'rall visitiert,
E kuckt am Nom mir hin an hier,
Ais wenn ech e Gaul zum Verkafen wier.
Fir dat och net re vergiessen,
LiesSt HE mir meng loren miessen.
Duorop sot hien: 'Hennes, du bass fra,
Well deng loren sin re lang allen zwa y
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Saar, IoisI, Gifel uno 5uusrid.

Ser ftebeute Sun9e. Sn
Griim pllroe benz SOtDmDtipfiibrer
Germ Cameron Der iiebente Sobn Qe=
boren. Der Safer bat Die @rlaubniB
9eseben, oab iein Same als Sauf3euse
in bas air9enbu6 einsetrasen Ueroen
olirfe.
IN 3ebbof bate Ii9 am Slter-
Ionntag na6 Siainaen berirrt uno
tuuroe BON elmer S9aar &inber in Die
gnge getrieben, iprans iblieBlih in Die
Wpbnung oes SD. uno 9elangte in Die
Slide, 100 er in ieiner 5ooesangIt bic
t%Dliten Spriinge ma9te uno an Spie-
gel, Seliern, SaNen uno 5enlteribei-
ben ar9e 3eritOrungen anridtete. Wa6
oieler Milbe selans es, oas Sbier Su
tnebsln. Sann iiber9ab mau oasielbe
Germ G6riter Wauerer, Der es in ben
@alo trasen lieB uno ibm bort feline
Jreibeit uieoer identte.
Srier. Die Mtitpirfenbe oes
Yaiiionsipieles pereinisten ii9 an, IL.
b. beim Wirtbe Werlano in st. gar-
bara su einem semiitbli9 psrlaufenen
6eiteiisn. Die aunibrunsen baben
Dem Sir1enbaufonos Der SerS Seiu-
Stride ca. 5000 Wart eesen 1000
Wart i'm goriabre suaefiibrt. - Dim
l6. b. fubr Die Yrioatpolt Srier=git.
burg gum lesten Wale. Wtit Dem @in-
aeben oerielbsn lit Die gef0roerung
pm Yerionen nit Der YOlt sdnsli1
bierorts a~ufseboben.
s @abgaien lit Elm Salis ab.
aebrannt oaour6, oaB Ginoer nit
6suer ipieiten. Sin 4ldbr. Snabe lit
mitoerbrannt. - gm SItertage iino
in @alenberg 5 @obnbduier neblt
Sheunen, Stulun9en uno 9ieb abge-
branut; Die 2sute lparen ~alstudrts sur
Stride.
Der 10 d no. Serr SoIepb 6lein.
lett 25 Sabren 9aftor in Suoeloorf.
Sr. gittburg, lit tpeseu altersihpdde
6riibmeier in 3sltinsen setporoen.
&ep. S. Glein lit 9ebiirtig aus Sir.
sena6 bel ct. Soar, 20 Sabre alt,
isit 1853 Yrieitsr uno mar friiber 9ap.
Ian in 6reu;na9 uno YaitOr in Sees.
ba6. &rsis Sreusna6 uno in Samm,
2dnotreis Srier. - Or bp6p. Sr.
Matb. %9onsbriif, lett "a paftor in
Semen, 2anotrsis Srier, bat li6 iue9en
Wtersl1mabe in's G%meritenbans nab
Srier SuriidaesoSen. &ep. Matb.
@Unsbrilt puroe 1925 in Srisr aebo-
rem, 1851 %oroinirt uno pirtte ais 3ap=
Ian in Ibrweiler uno als SaItOr su
8onseratb, Sreis Yerntaliel 81 @ei.
oenba1, &r. Saun uno in Semen.
Yerl. @m 3. Npril p%erbrannts
ii6 in Sieuse 0otbrinsen) i'm Seller
oes SGdermeiters Mihel Der 2~2idbrise
ein;ise Spbn oes %pentionirten 8enbar-
men Sidildan9 gu perl oaourh, oaB
bic Pstroleumlampe erplooirte uno Der
Snbalt ii9 linn iiber Den &llden ergoB.
gr puroe ins Spitul perbraht, no er
anoern Sa9es our6 ben Sob BON iei-
nen aualen erlDt wuroe. Die 2eibe
puroe am 6riinoonnersta9 per Glen.
balm bon SieuSe nah Perl=Yabnbof
eebra6t uno bon bort iofOrt nit pa.
gen nab Dem &irhbofe gefabren uno
beeroigt. Der srOBte She'll Der Pfar-
rel betbeiliste lid au benz 9eidensu9e.
Im15. Ipril. fano 81 Ori6Ol3
Die Saufe bon orei nelIen 8lpden itltt.
Sie Ssitpreoi9t belt Serr Yaltor @n'
ores aus SIT.
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GorrcfponDcn3.
Satings, Minn., %. Mpril.
Wertber Serr 8onner!

. ' s' "
@ertber Serr 8onuer!
Ga ii6 bier seitern eine sanS auBer=
oroentlihe Teierli6teit 3~uSetragen bat,
10 mub ih SIREN 9ciddBten Selern 81
Giebe uno ben Viir9ern bon Saltin9s
our @bre, bon mir b0ren lalen. -
Seute lit es feine tirblibe Seierli6teit
bon Der i6 erSdblen mill, ionoern es III
bic Serti9teit in Der Die Wenihen beu,
au Sage iid CUR ihwinoelnoen SObe in
Der &unit empor9eboben haben. Bon
Der herrli6eu MOr9enionne beleuhtel
fab i6 am 81. 4pril bic Staot Saitin9s
al Dem welili6en llfer oes Wtiiiiilippi,
3 Weilen iiber Der Serbinoung nit Dem
See ct. Groir uno 20 carbohydrates
len bon ct. Yaul lie9en. Dor Sab
rem bat man es nod fir unmO9lib ses
balten Die beioen llier 0urb cine gBa'
9enbriide gu berbinoen. Seute itebt
cas- 9ieiennert pOlitdnoig ierti9 ba,
,rno tonnte ib gum eritenMale am Wtitt.
,pOb WOrSen oieie Bride, Wel9s &C.
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licbt, ben Patrioten beraussutebren, iib
10 melt per9iBt, als commits voyageur
Des Gbalpinismus uno Natioismls i'm
Sanoe umbersureiien uno ii6 aliiberall
.bemunoern" gu laTen-nur nibt auf
ieinem poIten, b. /. bel ieiner Seeroe.
Sem obnebin f6on beosntli6s Natio=
naloiinfel Der vYatent @meri.aner" su
tbmeibeln uno unter ben Jon ibrer
el9enen rVortrefhi6teit" nllr sl pba=
rlllll1 iiber5eugten vNatioes" nod
mebr Vururtbeif uno llmuloiamteit
ae9en Die I'M auslano @ebrrenen 3u err
reselt, lit eines wabren Gatsrlanos=
freunoes peni9 wiiroia, aedweise benz,
zines tatboliiden SiihOts - ,9olum=
bia."
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surembursii@es aus Selsien.

Sn Irlon siinoete iid ein aus
benz Slter9ottesolenlt beimtebrenoes.
acknowledgements Miitterben 6euer an.
I'M Den Morsentahce 81 bereiten, no.
bel lib oas 6euer Den Sleioern Der bras
ben glteu mittbcllte uno oiclelbe 10
perbrannte, oaB ibr gdnRr SOrper nur
msbr cine einsi0e l6refli6e @unoe bill.
bette. Der SOB srlOlte Die Arme balo
Don ibren I1rcfliAen S6mcr5en.
@m "a. 81 ara branntc Der Saht-
bpf oes Serrn Souhaint 81 Ma9crst
bel Saltna6 u%OQltanoi9 ab. S0aoen
35, 900 Srs.
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Gbeirou Don Peter Spe6t, Rentner; Su=
ianIta be @acquatt, alt 10 Sabre @ittpt
pom antou Sberit, Stlbs. @ren;tontroleur
Noele Warta Sdsbenper. olt z :. II.
Ma9oolena Satlel, alt 80 s. ebelos. Is.
arra Rauer, alt 70 5. SanbeIsirau, ebes
los,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07
Sem ,Wauoerer" entnebmen mir:

ga 6roiie, g9is. Ger bo6p'ite Sr.
gi'6of S6webad firmte leste ISOLDE am
Sonntas in Maribfielb. am Gieustas i'll
Saterpille, am Wittpo9 III gopal, am 0ons
llersta9 in 9fillaoore, wo tags iuuor 30 8iu;
Der sur erlter 81. Communion ginger, am
SanlSta9 III Hortb Greet, lesten Sonntd9 III
arcaota, on; Montag, III Sleitcoe, am Gielss
tag III @aumanoee; beute 1T Sirmul9 III
Woltana, nG6iteu Samstas in Sorn Gtper,
am Sonnta9 i'll aiblauo, Sieustas III OUR
lep, Wittruo9 i'll Ooauab. - Bel Der Mils
ions rneueruns in Der 81. Sreiialtisteitss
Strte ~ va Grolie our9 Die bo9w. PIP. Neu
NIB Straliblnger, G. S. S. r., empin9en
iiber 500 Berioueu bic bI. Saframerlte Der
SuBe uno bes altars. - Rep. g8. YSbite Don
va Groiie 9eoeuft am 1. Wtai etrle Rsile na9
europa aM;utreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07

Sn GtteIbriifi i'm Gentralboipi,
bat Elm tpsseu 8eiitestrautbeit Sntsr-
nirter aus @rsoorf li6 nit ieinem
9etttuh oil bas Geniter elmer 3sQe
erbdu9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07

&otbolii9e 9itter, fir bas oloe=
meme SOlt beitinmt, iollen bic tatbo-
Hide STRIDE geqn iDre 6einoe oert9ei=
bi9sn uno bic fe6te Der &atbotiten Az
wabren iuden Ni6t aber iino lie ca,
I'm Ourd lpignOige Grorterun9en BON
ihmieri9en ttDlOgiI6cn uno oogmati=
i1en Streitfageu oas tatbolii6e Solt
IRE 81 iiibrh uno Ocmielbeu 9ler9erniB
Al 9eben. = ygrcel llor".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07

Sas Suraeben oes G%oaojutor=G rsbi=
fdOis bon ct. 2ouis egen Der ,&atb.
6ausfreuno" bon S'Salon, Wo., ent=
Jlebt ii6 lelbitueritdpli9 Der &ritit;
aber bas sweierlei WhB in Der Yebano-
lung Oes rSausireulo" uno oes niGts=
nubiee "Western Waterman" tor=
bert oieielbe ser0oeu beraus. - vSbi=
benz"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-07
TltxFtnhnrgrr Onsrttf.

Sn Der Sonntagsbeilaae
oes v2nremburger WOrt" finoen mir
fol9enoes 8eOibt in Der llrembrr9er
W&unoart, bas pieleibt Wanhsr NIT
Snterelie leien niro:
EU;dd R,~ ,osobo;J&on uouuac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-02

Municipal reformers are less plentiful in
Washington than they are in other cities:
a condition which is due to the unassailea
fact that municipal business is conducted
IN this city in refreshingly honest man.
ner, although at times there is evidence of
tnefticiercy. But while it Is true that such
things as We do municipality are done fairly
or exceedingly well, there is much of ad-
yancenent to be made before we even ap-
proximate to perfection. Just at this time
the District Commissioners are busily en-
gagged in an endeavor to compel an unwin-
ing garbage contractor to do those things
which he promised to do. Perhaps the Com
nissioners will succeed at last, but if pre-
cedent goes for anything, the chances for
ultimate victory are with the contractor
AT this same time the Commissioners are
also engaged in trying to persuade the gas
and electric lighting companies that their
charges for artificial illumination are ex-
orbitant. but, unless Congress intervenes