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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09

TO c. cate and increase the sentiment Of
!uyaIry and patriotism among The people
Of p 5 own State and throughout the ma
lion can never be tod. He stood with
DouSJss holding up the cause Of the Tn
ion. and offered his ovu life as a cheerful
sacrifice, il need ne. for us preservation
Logan WIS never half-hearted An in
.eaSe patriot. he was also an intense par
t:san- lie was forcefuI IN the Senate. as
lie was undauuted in battle. He had con-
yictioas and followed them to their con
clusioHs at amy cost He was never .
trimmer nor q lagEGrd. He despIsed du-
pIieIty was the soul Of frankHess and
always at the front in every struggle,
civil or military, during the years Of
his eveutful life. He was = leader from
hayhood. the recognized captain among
his youthful associates. His integrity
vas pronounced and served him wei. as
integrity VIII serve every man who has
and keeps il HIS success was founded
on good character. unfailing sincerity,
high courage. AMI uuremJJing industry
lie came out Of the war with the high
est military houOrs OF the volunteer sol
der Brilliant IN battle and strncg in
military council. his was also the true
American spirit, for when the war was
.ndsd he was quick and eager to return
to the peaceful pursuits of civil life
AIlile strict dlscipIinsrian, he was yet
beloved Icy al his men No duty was
900 haze reious Tor them To cheerfuHy IN
acrtake. and no sacrifice was too great
Tor them TO undergo when ne command
"a He was not only considerete and
lender of the soldiers whom lac led. but
generous and chlyairouS 70 his brother
officers II was significant of his gener-
Gus spirit that under The tempting opyor-
tunIty of a great command he declined
it rather than injustice should be done
and humiliation put upon brother off
GER No wonder that General Logan was
The idol of the rank and HIe of the Army.
They loved him, he loved them.
I'm Washington, with most onerous and
szacting Senatorial duties resting upon
lim he was devoted To the wants and
necessities OF his old comrades His sym
patty. MS services. and his limited purse
were never denied them in their need
He was among the first Commanders OF
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
HERMAN @. ARMOUR STRICKEN.
His Right Size Permanently Affected
LIZ m Attaek Of ParaIysIs.

NEW YORK. April 9--As the result Of
Z paraIytic stroke, Herman O. Armour
of So Fifth Avenue, the brother OF the
late Philip D. Armour, has lost perma-
nentIy the use Of his right leg and arm
This is the decision Of DR.. g. a Mac
Donald today, after attending SIR. Ar
rnour for a week.
Just what was the cause OF the stroke
DR.. Macdonald was unable TO say For a
short time previous to last Tuesday Mr..
Armour had not been in the best Of
health. He was recovering from an at
tack Of grip. when. after dinner on Tues
day. he was stricken. Since that time he
he's beer confined to his bed.
At the house today it was said that Mr..
Armour was doing well and was cheerful
Herman O. Armour is sixty-foar years
old and has long been prominent for his
generous support Of charities Ills bust
ness career has been a varied one, but
successful.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
BELIEVES IN COMBINATIONS.
What the Head of the American
Thread Comnnny Saws of tn IN.


Lyman r Hopkins. President II the
American Thread Company, was a wit
ness this morning before the Industrial
Commission He had prepared state
meut, on the subject of combination
which he read to the Commissioners The
witness said he was d firm believer in
combinations, as they prod iced lower
prices. thus keeping down competition.
High prices, he said, resulted in compe-
tirion in his opinion combinations
were not detrimental TO the workingmen.
l abor he said. had learned 10 combine
and thus enforce its good treatment from
combination His company, he said, had
had no trouble with its employees.
Referring to strikes the witness said he
was not opposed to them. but In his
Judgment. strikes did not result in any
good TO the workingmen engaged in them.
Long strikes, he said. always RESI-. red in
a disadvantage to labor, as = any in
crease in wages resulted in the end, the
increase would not Offset the losses
caused by the strike.
Mr. Hopkins expressed himself as op-
posed to compulsory arbitration. The
conditions Of labor in his company, he
said, had been greatly improved during
the past fifty years The thread comol-
nation. he said. was brought into exist
ence as the result Of ruinous competeQn
among separate mill owners When the
price of cotton was high, he said, then
there was a proporticnate advance IN the
Finished product. He also said that while
his company had the latest improved Ia
bor-saving machinery. there was con-
slant increase in the number OF Workmen
employed by the company.
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ENDED HER OWN LIFE.
a New York Mystery Cleared Up by
an Identification.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The body Of a
woman found in the river at The foot
Of Harrison Street, Brooklyn. on Sunday.
Tas identified in the morgue last hight
as that Of Mrs Bridget Keyes, forty-one
years old, Of SO Greenwich Street, Man
haitian The Identification was made by
her son, Thomas Keyes.
He told the keeper Of the Inorgue that
his mother had entered his room ;.bout
$3.50 on Sunday morning and placed her
pocketbOok under his pillow, saying she
was not feeling well and was going for
walk When she left the house she
was fully dressed. He said she had been
acting peculiarly for over a year. The
young man secured permission to take the
body home.
The police believe that the woman. af-
ter leaving home, drank considerable II
quor and then uudressed and jumped
overheard They said that the hour she
left the house and the precaution size took
Of putting her pocketbook under her son ;
pillow strengthened the suicide theory.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
DELAWARE BOY MISSING.
Parents Find Hi,., Gone ia the Early
Morning.

WILMINGTON, Del, April 9--Twelve-
year-old Charles Z. Hahn disappeared
from his home I04 East Sixteenth Street.
yesterday morning, and his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John G Hahn believe that he
has been spirited away by an unknown
man who had been trying 70 induce the
lad 10 work for him.
The police have been unable to get any
trace Of him since he left his home some
time during the night The boys absence
vas not discovered until $3.50 O'Clock in
the morning when Mr.. hahn, as he was
about TO ST TT for work, found that the
front door vas unlocked. The key was
on the outside Mr. Hahn Immediately
investigated and found that his son was
missing The boys bed had been occu-
pied. bat his clothes had gone
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
FRIENDSHIP FOR FRANCE.
The Russian Squadron 10 Return and
Salute President Loubet.

PARIS, April s--The -'Aatin' says that
it Is officially stated that the Russian
squadron VIII return 10 French waters
in oro=r 70 prove that its departure
from TOulon just before the opening Of
the Franco-Itaiian festivities had no sig
nihcance.
As an exhibition Of the spirit Of friend
ship between the two countries, the Rus
sian squadron viii visit Villefranche TO-
morrow and salute Presi5 dent Loubet
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
WRECK OF 4 WORK TRAIN.
Railroad Men injured
Near Coshoctou, Ohio.

COSHOCTCN, Ohio, April s.-Twenty-
five vgork1nen On the WalhCnding division
of the Pennsylvania Railroad were injur-
ed IL q wreck eight miles west Of here
last evening
A construction train was moving rapidly
along a portion Of the track between a
high bluff and the WalhondinG River.
The engine was pushing the train while
the cabin car led the van, which ran into
q mass Of rock and debris that had fallen
upon the track. The cabin and caboose
rolled down the eInbanlnent into the riv-
er- a relief train brought the injured to
this city
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
OCCUPIED BY THE BRITISH
Plumer Takes Petersburg After
Slight BOer Opposition.

EyuE Captures Men and Supplies at
bosman's Kop A Detachment Of
LancerS and Yeomanry over
wheImed by the Hur&her Forces
LONDON. April According TO the
latest advices received by the War Of
fee. the British forces in South Africa
are making excellent progress in their
campaign against the Beers and affairs
are reaching a point where a delermIn-
ed movement may put an end TO the
war.
There are still rumors here that
plan for a general campaign IS beng
held in allegiance, awaiting conditions
that favor a widespread movement
AGAINST the burghers Who are left in
the field
The War Office has received from
General Kitchener advices concerning
the movements in South Africa which
are generally encouraging, although
one detachment Of Lancers and Yeo-
many has met with disaster near
Aberdeen.
PIumer has successfully conducted
his movement for the occupation OF
Petersburg, in the Transvaal.
The occupation of Petersburg is re
garded here IS important The place
is the terminus Of the railway and has
been the capital Of the Boer Govern
ment since the evacuation of Pretoria
The whole northern railway is now in
the hands Of the British.
General Kitchener's despatch follows:
-'Plumer has occupied Petersburg,
TTansYaal, after slight opposition. We
had one officer and one man killed
The Beers. evacuated the place the
night before. after blowing up two
truCklOadS of ammunition. We caPtur-
ed two engines and Jhirty-nine trucks
'.Byng captured sixteen prisoners
and fifty horses and 9 depot Of stores
at BOSman'S kOp-
a detachment of about 100 men of
the Fifth Lancers and the Thirty-Sec-
Ond Yeomanry under Captain Brother
ton were attacked about ten miles
north Of Aberdeen by about 400 Beers.
After resisting from Gaybreak I'M
til Il O'Clock, our force were surround
ed and captured Twenty-Five Of our
men escaped
Although General Ki rchener gives no
account of the casual, les in the fight
preceding the capture OF Captain Breth-
erton's forces. it is understood from
other sources that heavy losses were
inflicted on the Beers
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
NAVAL BOUNTIES ALLOWED.
The Claims of Admiral Sampson and
Captain Chadwick.

The Court Of claims has rendered judg-
ment in favor of Rear Admiral Sampson
for $3.50. The award is made for
naval bounty growing out of engagements
at Nanzauiilo, Cuba. July IS 1898; Nip
Bay, Cuba, July =, and ManzanilIo, Cuba,
June 50, 1898.
Inc vessels taking part in these battles
were the Wilmington, Wasp. Annapolis,
Scorpion, Hist, exc.
The court also rendered judgment fer
1856 in favor Of Captain French E. Chad
wick. as fleet captain in these engage
mcnts Warrants for the payment Of
these claims We're issued today and the
money IS now available
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
Gasoline Lamp Men 10 Combine.

CHICAGO, April Representatives Of
thirty manufactures Of gasoline fixtures
have gathered at the Sherman House 10
attend a preliminary meeting with q view
10 formation Of u gasoline lamp Tglanufac-
turers association. The manufacturers
are una r.iuously ia favor Of the associa-
ton and committees were appointed TO
bring about g permanent organization. Ia
course Of tOday's session Il is reported
that q constitution win be s;tS,,.ed and
officers chosen for the coming year. slern-
bers admit cnC object OF the organization
Is to Keep up prices and control trade
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
PLANS OF KING EDWARD.

To Make FroGmore His Weekend
Residence During the Summer.
LONDON. April 9.-The World says
King Edward viii make Frosmore- his
weekend residence during May, June, and
July This place is an ideal residence
during the hot weather
The grounds are heavily wooded and an
aviary. built by the Prince Consort, ad-
joins large. pleasant room with an i'm
mense hay window looking out on the
terrace.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
MORE FILIPINos SURRENDER.
Over Three Hundred Take the Oath
of AIIesfance

Admiral Remey cabled the Navy De
Partment this morning, reporting anoth-
er surrender Of insurgent troops He said:
''Insurgent Colonel Alba, . officers, 6
men, 81 rifles. 400 cartridges, surrendered
to GoOdreII; 81 unarned men sWore aIeg-
lance
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
death of Charles F. FIaeg.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 9.-CharIes f.
EIlgg. Supreme Secretary of the order
OF United Commercial Travellers, died Of
pneumonia at his home in this city his
morning Mr.. Fiagg was taken i'll a week
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
CnnsnI MrCnnk IL

In a despatch sent by steamer from
Dawson, British Northwest Territory,
and teIegraphed 10 the State Department
from Seattle, yesterday, the Vice Consul
at Dawson says that James c. McCUOk
of Philadelphia, the Consul there. is III
with pneumonia IN the hospital, tut that
. favorable outcome Is expected
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
Ex-senator Hill in New York.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Ex-SeDator
David & Hill. who viii argue the AIoii-
ueux murder case for the State. is in
town today, staying at the Hoffman
House Last evening he went 70 the thea
tire with his former law partner, john
B. StanchdeId, Of ElmiTa.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
AMERICA AS a PURCHASER.
May Buy TItOrney House for an Am
hassnaorfnI Residence

H1i---1SIofIIt II tsIuSHSt-
LONDON, April 9--The United States
Government is mentioned as among the
possible purchasers Of Thorney House op-
posite the Broad Walk, Kensington Gar
dens- This consists Of small residence,
but includes nearly an acre Of land.
II is said the American Government de-
sires the property for an anibassadorial
residence
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09

Delightful. trips daily al $50 p m from foot
TIA 81 70 Sid Point Comfort, Newport News
Norfolk. :nd r4s South. For schedule, see page Z.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09

FIynn's business College, sth and Il.
Business. Shorthand Typewrtins-$z5 year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
QUEEN GOING TO cRoNBERG.
Alexandra TO Sped F:=ht Days With
the Empress Frederick.

LONDON. april s.-Queen Alexandra
viii start for Cronberg today and viii re-
main there with the Empress Frederick
for eight days
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
..,,.here u Touehes "a HeaIs- ,,
Norfolk & NashIngton steamboaE &c

Zema-Cura positively cures eczema and dis
eases Of the slim. Al all drug stores
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09

Sales IN Gre and burglar proof vault IGE rent, $
year up. Union Trust and Storage Co, I4ls + 81
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09

Bubonic Plague at AIezandria.
CAIRO. april 9.-The bubonic plague
has again broken out at Alexandria
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09
s.BIond TeIIS.I

U-SL-Na puTiaes the blood gives you appetite.
and Tig0r Al al drug stores
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-09

Eyne Captures Men and Supplies ut
bosmau'S Kop A Detachment Of
LancerS and Ne0DIanry over
wheImcd by the GurGher Forces
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
Senbet bic Na@ri&teu, meI9e gugems
burger intereffireu, an Die
,,Wajttts."

Wir erIuden ale Ganbsleite folhe
Mittbeilunssn, pel9e 2uremburser in
4merita ober ionitpp in Der Welt Bee
trsffsn unb intereffiren, an bic nSas
sette" gu ienben unb stpar feBe man
auf ben Brieum4 | a g in engz
lii9er Sprahe bic NoreKe: .@bitor
2uremburser @aaette, Dubuque, Sa."
Hatiirlid banoelt es iid bier nur
barum, Mittbeilunsen uub Rahridten
bon allsemeinem SntereHe fir
bic 2uremburser 5u erbalten. Wan
5uhe BEL Gorreipouoen5eu ii4 m b g.
tura unb binbis aus3uz
briden. Saqs man in elmer 3eitung
irsenbpo Heuisfsiten ober @ortpmmz
Mile psraei9uet iiebt, pelae 2urems
burger betreffen oDer Die 2anosleute
intereiIiren, 10 ienbe man einfa1 emit
psber bic sanse 3eitung oOer einsn
4us5dnitt nit Der betreffenben Mit=
tbsilune. an uus elm. Der Reodtteur
Der .@aSette" Tam eben ui6t ale
8ldtter Der Welt iebe WO1e leien.
4u9 tpenn 5reuabe ODER 0ertpdnote
pber 2anbsleute aus an0ereu Melttbei>
len interefante 8riefe i4reia
ben, 10 Tam man Der n@a5ette" ia bic
Observation-Disclosures Wittbeiluusen
our 8erOffentli6uns i4iden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
Sic GifeI unb bus e~ursmbure.

Wir nebmen nodmals 8erauiaiz
iuna, uniere Qeisr duf bic BON Srn.
$. 2pbmann in Aurora, ST., sesei4s
nete &arte Der iiibpeitli6en eifel uno
bes norb0itlifen 9uremburg aufmertz
fam gu MAIDEN unb bieielbe beitens ou
empfeblen. Dieie 8arte oeranihaus
iiht niht auein uuf's 0sutlidite ben
srObten Sbeil bes ieBiseH 9~rObbersogs
tbums Gugemburs, fonbern audi iene
Sheile Der preubii6en Hb%einpropin5,
pslde Dor Der franSOff9en Repolua
ton gu 2uremburg seb0rten, ndmli6
bic ipeltlide eifel unb bic untere
Sa~argsseno. @ermitteis bieIer 8arte
lam alio bic fribere Dftlibe 8rsnae
ppn 2uremburg seRau anseseben iuerz
ben unp bies 1T audi Der 9runb, mess
balb angeiebene 2uremburser, bic ii9
fir bic @sididte ibres 9eimatbianoes
intereIiiren, fpie bic Serren 81. 6. Be-
der gu Ranbom Gate, Wis., unb s.
6, Bertrand gu Sleppb @be, Minn.,
bieie 8arte 10 bo9'hdsen. Wir lais
fen ipeiter unten cine elite duer iener
Srtfdaften in Der Rbeiuprppins fols
gen, tpelhe friiber gu 2%uremburs se@
hDrten unb pel4e faft ale auf biefer
Rarte per5ei9net finb.
Sn Dubuque 1T bic Rarte gu BADEN
Bel Srn. 8. u. 9inburf 1922 Sim
Strabe; audi 9r. Sobn Rlein, Der Bee
fiber bes 3leiberssi6dftss on Der Clan
Strabe uimmt 9eitequnsen sntsssen.
Der preis lit nur % Gents, Sn
plGben, no es feline Mssnturen fir
bieie Rarte sibt, peube man it'd
birett NJ. 6 obmann n, 1919
2incpln Npe. 4urora,
Sfltnpis.
elite aler Srti&aften in Der preus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02

ibreibt in fsiner reueiten Drummer:
.9errapin Did 1T mad Sem Yort ges
reiit, um eiuen pufenben Mdnn fir
feinen 2un9 : Counter gu ensasiren.
Wir leIen bariiber in Der bortiaen
.Gpenine Gun: n.giu Mann nit
buntlem SENT unb einem rieisngrpben
aelben S9lappbut, beHsn Musiebsn
ginen teinen Nusenblid i'm 3peifel
lafen fonnte, aus pel6em She'll pes
Ganoes er fannie, tam seitern Nbsnb
in bus ar;itofratii6e Siftb Mpsnus4
Sotel. Ra9bem er ii9 resiitrirt bait
te, fdlenOerte er biniiber snr n8ar"
unb trietete ale 4ngeitelIten unb Suite
bic iih bort aufbielten. SIN Gafe
tinbiste er an, bab ibn elm pidtiaes
0ei6dft BON @riapna nah Der Metrp=
pole sefibrt babe. ST babe nGmlid
in 8ipeabam @ul9 elm &eitaurant err
rittet, has gar ni6t rebt sebeu noble,
gr fOnne iid niht ielber NIT benz
Musf6dnt BON Gaffee unb benz prdz
pariren bon Sauopi6es abssben unb
babe besbalb einen unternebmenosn
Senberfpot dls IufpGrter %sngagirt.
&ls nun zines Sages Der Concurrent
elm S4iib ausbing: ,Sier triest man
&offee. pie ibn bic Wiutter gu fpfen
pflegte", ba polte Der idIaue Sling
ling ben Soup pariren unb fdrieb nit
eroBeH 8uhitaben Dor Der 8ube an:
runfer aaffee lit nod pisl better, ais
Der, ben bic Wutter gu toaen pfleate.
Menn bic nSpps" iiberbaupt aaifee
perlansen, Iinb iie in Der Hesel nidt
mebr 70 gang tlarsetftis. absr als lie
bic neue @ntiinbisuns laien. ftubten iie
bod uub bic m"eiiten fabten iie ais cine
psriDnltHe 8elsioisung ibrer reipetti>
ben Miitter duf. DER arme 4ufpdrter
tpurbe tobt seidofien unb bas Heftduz
rant mubte sei9loffen perben. ahun
mDdte Ssrrapin Did iib in Retp g)orf
einen er%fubreneren HeItauratsur boisn.
Sm 2aufe bes, 4benbs nabm er elm
pear Nal gum Strsden Der Reqner
unb authorizations 8eiu6er bret 9fes
bolOer unb bier 8opiemeiIer aus iriz
rsn Sai9en beraus unb lsste tie fpies
Ienb Dor Iid auf ben Slid. Sie Sptsls
bsamten tparen frob. ais Der unbeims
life Sat pieper abfdpb.~ Das tit
infer Terrapin Did, tpie sr leibt uno
lebt. Spffentlih bat er i'm fsrnsn
Often grfole. gu Sauie baben bic
.gOps" inapiIden ieinen 2und>g oun@
ter Dom Mntlis Der grbe wessefest,
ba iie bic ibnsu ansetbane Sdmd1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02

%oenoOrff, 8remIer aus Neubprf nit
@ltfabetb gtoder aus 9onnepeg. &c.:
@ugen Soiepb Romei6, 8uti9er aus
Soaeri4 : 8abnbOf, nit Barbara
5ourneae aus 90Bingen.
SterbefGlle: IS. Mai: 4nna
8oebert, alt rs s., obue Stano, aus
Geiiingen, ebelOs. &c.: Nnnd Sberefs
Sgel, alt 70 s., obne Stunb, aus Sols
leri6, ebelos. 81: Nitolaus glpie,
peniiouirter @iienbabubsamter, alt IS
S., aus Soaeri6.
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Ut eine ,.bSbere 3o@ter''?

Gin man6erlet lernenoes, 0om
plsbs fi9 entfernenbes, @enGblt iih
ausbridenbes, 9ern SternbIumen
pfliidenbes, Gin Mlbum bsiiseHDss,
8etm Sopfrsdnen fdptsenbes, @ptas
beln pergefenbes, Winbbeutel germ sfs
ieubes, 8omane peri9linsenoes, 2eutz
nant beiineenoes, &ohtuuit peradtsns
bes, Hah Eurma6ern tra6tenbes, Die
Strimpfe niht ftopfenbes, Sen Sepz
pi4 ni9t tlopfenbes, 4ufidbe perfais
ienbes, Spasieren ltets sebenbes, On
S4dufenitern itebenbes, 2ufti6lDTsr
erbauenbes. Der Sreunbin pertruuens
bes, Die aiinftler preferences, S6laas
iahne DerSebrenbes, Gsrn Seine CITE
reHbes, Den ~gsmpnt" itubirenbes,
parfime antpenbenbes, pofttarten
perienbenbes, aldpieritumben babsns
oes, On 3prten ii9 labenbss, 5beater
germ ipielenbes, grbabsn iib fiiblen-
oes, Sie 3immer nidt fegenoes, Die
6dnoe nidt regenbss, Sin 5asebu9
f9reibenbes, Ino oft fibenbletbenbes-
Meni6entinb. (Gin Sberietunbansr.)
= Was lit Elm Sberfetunoaner? Sin
@raaie %entbebrenbes, 8ieles perasbrens
bes, S6pefter erihredenbes, SeimIid
germ rau9enbes, 9efte perbrauhenbes,
Gar piel peripre4enbes, 3upeilsn asz
henbes, pebea bsmiibfnbes. Ralauer
ipriibenbes, Spidsettel f6reibenbes,
Mdsbe pertrefbenbes, Nn' better piis
ienoes, sbiiren nidt fdliebenbes,
poittarten iammelnbes, SranaDfii9
ftammelnbes, S4nurrbart erfebnsn<
beg, 8artbdrden bebnenbes - Meu>
|identinb. (gine bDbere So9ter.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02

ur5 thinner ni6t oereeiien t6uuen.
DER NadfoIser oes eridofeuea Rea
itdurations bieners pirb auf ieben
6du etnen barten Gtano buben uno
es tpirb ibm ni9t nur uiiBlid, ions
bern iogar iebr nptbpenbig iein, bab
er ben Repoloer seraoe 10 gut bdnbz
bobt, tpie bic auffeemiibIe uno bic
8ratpfanne."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
oSu4em6urgil6es.
Dereiniote Staaten.
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lidit entidieben our Geltuns brinsen.
UNI Die aieferuns FREEZER Sertbii9er
fur bic 3inber Dffentlider S4uIen gu
p%erbinberu. Damn biirften Sic audi
elm feftes Wort iasen sesen bic
Seinbe bes Oeut9en in benz
Shul@g oarb in @bicasO. gs gilt,
ben !Serren aatbolttenz uno Oeutz
I d fsinben mDsliht snersii9 gu
2eibe gu seben. SO after them,
Songen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-02
Gro6her,oethum.
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ihreiten raid poran, 10 bab in furssr
l3eit peitere bier neue @eleife benz 9e,
trieb ibergebeu peroeu tDnneu. -
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pes Yabnbofs 2u~remburs limb bic
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