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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
A Barbecue. Heavy Rains.

Especial to News and Observer
Rocky Mount, N. c., August 17.-Mr
r. e. Lewis, at his home about three
miles from this place, gave a barbecue
to large number of his friends and
neighbors Friday.
The tobacco town has begun business
under the most favorable auspices.
All the five warehouses have opened un-
der competent and experienced manage
ment and from present indications will
do record smashing business this sea-
son.
There has been no lack of rain, but a
superabundance of it in the last week.
The streams have been much swollen
and great deal of damage has been
done to crops in the low grounds. In
some places they have been ruined.
The electric light poles are up and
the wires being strung.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18

,,e peen massed on the frontier for
the defence and integrity of Venezuela
ahd' ITS national honor. These are quite
apart from her active service troops on
o'ner parts OF the frontier, as well as
ha,lohai troops scattered over the Re-
pubic and the reserve militia now under
arms.
venezuela has no taccepted the in
Vaslon as an international attack by the
people of Colombia against the people of
venezuela, but knowing its real source
recognizes IN 1T the work OF the con-
sersatiye government of Colombia against
the majesty of the nation of Venezuela.
tSigneD TORRES CARDENAS.
General Secretary
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
TEACHERS INSTITUTE ENDS.
Mr.. Lea Sues For Twenty Five Thousand and
Gets Five Hundred

Especial to the News and Obseryer.)
Durham, n. c., August 1.-THE Dur
ham County Teachers Institute. whose
sessions began last Wednesday, adjourn
ed this afternoon. In the morning Prof
CLAYTON talked to the teachers two hours
The first hour was devoted to a discus
sion CT arithmetic and the methods that
should be used in teaching; the second to
a discussion of North Carolina geography
and how it should be taught.
The case of Mr.. Lea, administrator of
Sydney Lea, which has been on for the
Apast few days at Roxboro, came to an
end this afternoon. The jury gave Mr..
Lea five hundred dollars damages. Young
Lea was killed on the Seaboard road in
Durham last December and his father
sued the above named railroad for twen-
ty-five thousand dollars
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
RAPID BUYING in OF MILLS
The Southern Already Owns Fifty Per Cent of
All in the Country
(Specitl to News and Observer

(SpecltI 10 News ana Observer
Durham, N. c., August 1.-THE
Southern Cotton Seed Oil Company,
which, under the control of the Virginia
Chemical Company, acquired three new
mills in this State, at Selma, have OPP
tons on a number of others. Mr.. L. A.
Carr. general manager of the Virginia
Company, informed me tonight that the
company would acquire many more
mills in the near future. The company
owns about 50 mills located in North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia. Ala
bama, Mississippi, Texas and Arkansas.
About thirty days ago the company
began to close options and secure mills
and already the Southern Cotton Seed
Oil Company owns about fifty per cent
of all the mills in the country. The
American Cotton Seed Company owns
about forty per cent, and there are still
about ten per cent of the mills owned
by private parties.
Only a temporary organization has
yet been made. Mr.. S. T Morgan, who
is president of the Virginia Company,
is acting president of the company.
There will be a meeting of directors
of the Virginia company in Richmond
next week. at which time a permanent
organization will probably be made.
Speaking of the enormous business
done by the cotton seed mills in this
country Mr.. Carr said today that the
output of the mills last year amounted
to about sixty-two million dollars. This
was quite a surprise to the gentlemen
who are now interested when they be-
gan to look into the matter. They at
once began to acquire ODtiOnS which
have now been closed as regards fifty
two mills. 1t is destined to be one of
the greatest concerns in this country.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
MacKnight to the Front Again.

Especial to the News and Observer.
High Point, August 17.-High Point will
be pretty well represented in Greensboro
next week. The trial of Sprinkle, in
which the State is prosecutor, will come
up and 1. number OF witnesses will be
summoned. 1t will be Remembered that
Sprinkle is the detective sent here at
the instance of Mcknight to work up
the case wherein young men of this place
are charged with attempting bodily harm
to Mcknight the night after he (Mc-
Knight was accused of improper rela-
tions with girl at night in the forests.
The detective, one night while here,
called one of our citizens a lie and was
promptly chastised for the insult. In the
melee Sprinkle reached for his hip pocket
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18

and when his hand was gripped it rested
on revolver. Further search revealed
pair of pewter knucks. He was bound
over to court in two different counts and
failing to give bond was sent to Jail that
night. However, the next day a friend
OF SpTinkle's family in Greensboro Sc
cured his release until court which will
convene next week
Then there is another case on the cal
endar for this term of court in which the
people of High Point are much inter-
ested. viz. A suit for SANDER against
Mr.. j. L. Bennett, now exChief of Police.
This suit grew out of the reported find
ing of Mcknight and a girl in the woods
by Mr.. Bennett and was instituted at the
advice of Mcknight, naming tho girl as
prosecutrix.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
Typographical Union Adjourns.
BY Associated Press

Birmingham, Ala, August 1.-THE
Fortyseventh annual convention of the
International Typographical Union ad-
Journed at eleven a. m. today.
An amendment to the constitution was
adopted by which the plurality RUE
shall hereafter apply in the election of
the president and secretary treasurer
A proposition to levy a special assess
ment for label agitation was adopted
as was also proposition to make ma
chine tenders assistants members of the
Union.
i A proposition excluding the testimony
of non union printers when union was
on trial was carried.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
DEALS IN OIL MILLS
The Plant at Selma is Scoop
ed In.
The Southern Oil Company the Purchaser. Dis.
satisfaction There ard at Other Mill at
Prices Paid.
Especial to the News and Observer

EoPtUfdI 70 I1le NtWS and UbSeTVor.D
Goldsboro, N. c., August 1.-THE Sell
ma Cotton and Oil Mill is also scooped up
by the Southern Oil Company. The deal
was made some days ago, but the pur-
chase price was paid in our city today, it
/ being check for $4,000. The plant viii
- continued in operation at Selma it is
thought. but as to the management moth
ing can be learned today Parties who
owned the plant are only fairly we'll
pleased with the price. Other plants be-
sides those already mentioned are being
taken in, the purchase price, in some in
stances, being far from satisfactory to the
original owners
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
BATTLE WITH THE INVADERS.
Garbias' Force Driven Back. Two Ships They
Took Recaptured.
(By the Associated Press. }

Washington, August 1.-THE Depart
ment of State has received a dispatch
dated August LIST, from the consul at
Maracaibo, reporting that DR.. Rangel
Garbias had invaded Venezuela with 4 900
men from the frontier Of Calcutta Every
thing was done by the Venezuelan gov
eminent to meet the invaders.
The frs figth took place at Encontra-
dos and the invaders were obliged to
retire.
The invaders took two steamers to
come to Maracaibo, but these boats were
recapturcd by the Venezuelan troops.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
Damage by Heavy Rains.

Especial to the News and Observer.)
Scotland Neck, N c., August 1.-THE
heavy rains have done damage to crops
on the lowlands here and the streams
have been swollen more than known in
long time. The Roanoke has not risen
enough to do a great deal OF damage yet.
Capt. j. M. GriZzard's death at Halifax
this week deeply saddened the people of
the entire county.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
National League.
fBy the Associated Press.)

tBy the Associated PreSS.)
New York, Aug. 17.-New York was
easily outplayed in two games by Brook
lyn today Weak batting again handi-
capped the home team. Denzer was hit
opportune times in the first game.
me second contest developed into farce
alter the visitors had secured comforta-
Bile iead. Attendance $780, Scores:
(First Camel r. Fl. f..
New York. :. 100000 20O-2 6 0
BroolIyn.. .. ....OO31 OOOO0-4 10 1
Batteries: Denzer and Warner; Kit
son nd Mcclure. Time 1850. Umpire,
Dwyer
Second Cameo R.H.E
Nav York. !. .O0OOOOO1O--1 9
Brookyn.. ....1 1OO4000O IA 0
R.ltteries: Leitner and Warmer; New
ton ID Farrell. Time 1:57. Umpire,
Dwgef.
$ Louis, Mo-, Aug 17.-Waddell was
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
Palmetto States First New Crop Bale.
BY Associated Press

Charleston, S. c., August 1.-THE
first bale of the. new cotton crop for
South Carolina was received here to-
day from Corners The cotton was full
middling and weighed 52S pounds. The
bale was sold to Inman & Company for
ten cents per pound.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18

The man was never born who could
make himself understand on a boiling
hot night what woman wants to know
for the fiftieth time if he loves her.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Tomorrow.

aFbor0 at Raleigh.
Wilmington at Charlotte
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18

invncible against the st. Louis team to-
day and only six hits were made off him.
Attendance 1900. Score: r. H. T..
Chicago. :. ......0O220 020-6 l
St. Louis. ;. 80 3 0 0 00000-3 2
Batteries: Waddell and Kahoe; Sud
hoff and Schriver. Time Las. UNI
pire, O'Day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
Southern League.

AT Memphis-New Orleans a; Mem
phis 5.
At Little Rock-Little Rock IL; Shreve-
port 7.
At Birmingham-Game postponed; rain.
At Nashville-Nashville g.; Chatta-
nooga 3.
(Second Game. Nashville 5; Chatta-
nooga /.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18

Pittsburg. Pa, Aug. 17.-Cincinnati
could do nothing whatever with Chesbro.
and only one man reached third base.
Pittsburg did not hit Hahn very often, but
the long hits and the visitors errors all
counted. Attendance 1900. Score:
RH f.
Pittsburg.. :. -. 1001012*-5 8
Cincinnati. :. 30 10000 2
Batteries: Chesbro and Zmmer
Hahn and Pietz. Time LAO. Umpire,
Colgan.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-18
Eastern League.

Montreal 9; Worcester 1.
Toronto 6; Providence 2.
Buffalo IL; BrocktOn 2.
Rochester 8; Hartford /.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30

4ltsr, Die ben furdtbariten Qualen
uno 8ertiimmelunsen ausaeiebt per.
ben, sbe ie bic @eitalt anne6men, bic
Der nunternebmer" fir feline ;3pede
brau9t. Sn einem 2anbe pie RuB.
lamb, NOD Der 8ettel bliibt unb DON
Der gepOlterung i'm fpeiteiten Ginne
untsr'tiiBt pirb, finoen bic ibliden
&uspii6ie meni6lt6er 9eieui6aft
elm rei4li9es arbeitsfslb. @us aiep
tpmmt pieoer einmal bic Hatridt
bon tinItli6 bergefteatsn 8riippeln.
Sort perhaftete man atpei alte 9ett.
Ter, bic BON apei 11idbrigen &naben
be9leitet paren. @ines Der &inoer bes
fano ii4 in beiammernspertben Gus
itanoe. Man bate ibm beibs @ugsn
ausgefto4en uHo Die 3unge a6ge.
iHnitten. Der anoere 8nabe mar an
Sdnben unb SiBen peritiimmelt.
Selbftper itdnoli9 pdreu bic &inDer
In Sartem 4lter gerdubt unb barduf
bic empOrenbe 9eritiimmelung an
ibnen pprgenommen porben. Gin
britter &nabe perIhteb nGbrsnS ben
f4Gnoli4en 9ebanoluns. 4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Sdulo INTO Siibnc.
Slns ben Sriteu nrs iiebenjabrigen &risses.

gngel ipieber iah 10 tpeinte i4, uni
ais er mid bann fragte, pesbalb tf
10 trauris lei, 10 tlaete i'd thm, BAT
man meinen suten Batter umgebrd4t
uno bub th ibu nt6t pieber ieber
tperbe; - bu rpirit i'm pieoer ieben.
iprd9 ba Der CUTE Gussl. - Ri6i
pabr, i'm Simmel9 peiHte i4. = Nein,
ou9 bier, - ipra9 liebrei9 ou Der
Gnsel, tiibts mid uno ib pa6te piss
Der auf."
vSeine SrGume, liebes &inb", riei
nun Der sreiie 8robpater, limb pabre
buftis idOn!"
limb nabr", ieste Sbefld binsu.
SIT mfrs bod, uls umi6pebe oteier
Gngel audi jebt bid, liebes Sinh. 8ie
in benz brenneEaen Sauie fiible i'd
iebt audi bier bic Gegenpart zines an
mddtigen, 9nGpisen, beiligen Settles
uno mein 9er5 unp meine Seele beu>
gen ii6 9ldubis uno unter freubigem
S6auern Dor ibm."
Mar, benz iid Das !Ser5 INNER
FREEZER, INNER ponnepoller liiftets, err
sdblte nun nod, baB er e~rfabrsn, baB
Sbetla 1i6 in bteier Siitte befinbe.
yWie mar bus mDgli99" fragile
bieie. rMan bielt mid uno bas ainps
lein fir perbrannt."
n0as nar iniofern mDslid", iprad
bic SDlbnerin, bic bur6 bas laute
@eiprd9 aus ihrem tS9lafs sstpedt,
aus Der 9iitte setreten unb i9on felt
einigen Minuten 3susin bieies Sc
iprddes mar, ripeil id einisen betanns
ten Weibern ersGblte, pie bic 6rarl
SDriterin nit ibrem 8ndblein gu mir
eetommen."
Den S6luB bieIer Mittbeilunaen
ma6te Elm Dereintes, tportlples, aber
beilises 9ebet; bann apeen ii6 bic
9liidliden in bic !Siitte 5uriid, mo- tie
unter ldutem Serapo6en Der Cuff bes
tommenben Sases entsesen atbmeten.
Sbglei9 bur6 10 piele getpaltiss
@emiitbsbepegunsen erihDpft unh
mube, fam in bic 4ueen Der 10 NUM-
bsrbar Wieoerperetnisten pdbrenb Die,
fer Haht benno6 tein S6laf me6r.
9hetla rebete in ibrer &ammer, biz
es bGmmerte, nit ihrem 8ndblein bon
ieinem f9Onen @ngel, unb ibr 8afe1
ri4tete an Mar, Der nit linn au Del
9pbentammer binangeitiessn mar, eint
Wienge bon 6rasen.
Gnbli1 bdmmerte Der Morsen uni
tie aufgeRenbe Spnne i4ien beute Der
Sreien in einsm eigenen ianften, lieb'
li6en 5euer gu leu9ten.
Srib4en perii6erte, 10 ftrablenb mi,
Die Sonnc ieien audi Die 5ligel ieines
i4Dnen @ngels. Ollie ber3ten bas Stint
uno gum reinen Mprsenbimmel dltf:
bltdsno fiblten ie bic 9uft aus ibrsr
Cemiitbern enti6punben unb ii9 mi
n%eugeboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Observation-Disclosures 67 @tnotsm1une,

Observation-Disclosures CT, StaatsmGnnsr
unb b0bere SffiSisre II, GrfinDer 70,
SiItoriter 70 Sabre alt. 8eporSuste
8erufe iinb ferner bic 9eiitli6en, bic
felbfitdnpisen 2anbpirtbe, bic bDbes
rem 9eamten, bic profeFpren u. I. m.
ausgencmmen iino bic 4erSte, bic pez
gen Der @efabren ibres gerufes cine
grDbere Sterbli6feit unb ipmit audi
elm niebriseres Surdidnittsalter aufs
peifen.
Die Statiitit felt ferner bic Sbats
fade felt, baB bic Srausn bur9i6uittz
lid dlter peroen ais bic Mdnner. 9as
lit Der natiirli6e Nusslei6 Der anoeren
9batia9e, baB Die Mdp9en in gerins
serer 3abl auf bic Melt tommen ais
bic &naben. SIM Sabre 1881 betrug
in Srdntrei9 pas 0ur1Idnittsalter
fir bic MGnner 40, fir bic Srauen
42t Sabre. Inter ben 1881 9unberts
jdbrigen, bic man 1890 in ben Ser.
Staaten adblte, paren 1858 Srauen
uno 1898 Mdnner. Muf 10 Sunbert=
jGbrige adblt man in 5rantrsi9 7
Grauen unb 3 Mdnnsr. Nah ben 2is
item bes franaDiif6en SinanSmtniites
RUINS CAB es 1877 15 gipil= 4enIioe
nGre i'm Ilter bon 80 Sabren; psns
iionGrspittpen i'm glei6en Qlter pas
rem IS AZ. Sunbertidbriss peniipnGrs
aab es teinen mebr, basesen nod brei
bunbertjdbrige peniipnGrspittpen. SIN
S6ottlanb CAB es 1895 auf 81 Sunz
~bertidbrise 16 5rauen unb 5 MGnner.
9asielbe 8erbdltnib beitano in 2Onz
bon. Die Sbatia6e itebt alio feit, bab
bic 5rauen 4usii9t BADEN. lGnger gu
leben als bic WGnner.
Welden @influB bic Gbe auf bas
2ebensalter babe, bariiber fino bic
Stattititer nidt gang einig, bod nsiz
gen iie Der Meinung gu, baB bic Ser
beiratbeten otter nerben ais Die 2ebis
gen. Sn elmer 9eisaidaft purbe sins
mai bieies prpblsm lebbaft er0rtert;
ba tpanote ii9 cine Dame an einen
Serrn nit Der Srage, Oh er audi
CLAUDE, baB bic 9erfsiratbetsn otter
piirben als bic aeoissn. SD CLAUDE
es ni6t", erniberte er; ,es tommt
ibnen nur 10 lang DOr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30

perfprah nab Defien Sppe, ben e.
ni6ts tpeniger als piini6ts, Der abe,
ieines boben Differs ipesen bod mid
lanse mebr fern bleiben fonnte, aui
benz Wilitdrperbanbe gu treten unb il
Der 5eimatb feline Sage gu Derleben.
Nun fplste elm 4bidieo bon Rii1
rung nnb SbrGnen, unb Der Genera
Der babel ansesen mar, ipra4 nod
manhes marine, berali9e Wort gu bel
GOriterfamilte unb itedte gum Nnbent
Ten einen rpsrtbpoaen Rins an Sbetla'i
Singer, bic 10 bel selitten.
go mar benin bic S6ulo aeiiibnt,
WoriB bIieb brap unb nader; Elm I'm,
eeftDrtes Slid blteb in benz &reife fei,
ner camille, unb dls mad elmer Reib,
BON Sabren Mar, feinem @eripreGer
getreu, plObli9 uno ungeabnt an lei.
ner Sbiire po6te, bolten bic 8riiber
bic it1 nun nidt mebr trennten, bas
in sesenieitiser 2iebe naa, mas fl
friiber perfdumt batten.
Mar, burb bas Grbe, bas ibm be,
General binterlaNen, sei9, bate aud
cine S%ausfrau unb elm paar liebe &in-
Der mitgebradt, Na9 rebereintunft
purbe bas 2anbbaus, bas Sbstla's
Batter %bepobnte, Der nod INNER &c.
iunb, aber als elm gebeuster @reis
lebte, persrObert, unb tpie friibei
Sbetla, War unb Morib, 10 ipieltt
nun bic rotbpansise Susenb De,
Wieoerpereinigten auf bemielben I'M
mer nod sIeid sriinen &aien, an Der
Die gltern 70 man9e ielise Crime.
runs aus Der, 3eit Der 10 sliidliter
&inoerpelt tniipften.
Ils Elm bentpiirbi9er Sag tpurbs
tets Der @eburtstas oes 5Driters ge=
feiert. Der feline Mibe ~peridumte, feline
&inoer gu sottesfiir6tisen uub brapeu
W&enf6en b%eranauhiloen unb iie Don
allen Wini6en fern gu bdlten, bic bas
9emiitb CUR 2eioeni6aft empDren.
8ebeutunsspoG blieb fir bic 5as
mile Walbron furtpdbreno bic Grz
f4einuns zines bod in 2Iftsn idpes
benoen 4olers; lebenois erinnerten iif
4ae bann an Die 3eit Der 2eiben, lpp
ftete Saauer unb namenloie Qngfi
ourd ibre tummerbelaitsten Sersen sit=
terten uno Sbetla, bteie seiitesbesabte,
fromme, eble Wutter, bat bann iebes
nal letie ben suten @ptt, pab sr an
ibren lieben a~nsebDrisen bic @srIu=
dung poriiber5ieben laiien mDse, pie
ben 4Oler iiber bic 9erse, bel osfsn
treii9enoem S4rei ii6 Der SDritsr
aud iebt nod 8upeilen zines taltsu
Shauers ni4t erpebren tpnnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Sanf5ebntes 8apitel.
@eiiibnte g buIb.

Sieie No6t Der gndbe bra9te au6
MoriB i6laflos bin; benn er, Der nur
in einem Senieits auf5upa6en slaubte,
eruahte, als bic Come i'm Mittaa
itano, fpieSer in bemTelben &erter, ben
er am WDrsen perlaHen, Inn in ben
Fob gu eeben. @r tonnte ii9 bies
Gles nidt %ertldren, unb Der 8erferz
metfter, Der ibm, als es bunfelte, cine
6laf9e Wein, cine trGftise Suppe unn
cine 2ampe auf ben Slid 5eBte, tonns
te ebenfaas auf isine Srassn tsinen
8eihetb 9eben, unb erfldrte nur, bab
fif aaem 4nf9stne mad cine perTpn
bon Ginflub fiir ibn intereIiirt babsn
muhe. Nuh babe ibm Der feinbli6e
@eneral periOnli4 unb auf bas
Sddrffte befoblen, oft pei benz @efans
aenen nadauieben unb aussnblidli9e
Wfsloung 5u MAIDEN, fpenn bisIer ii6
unipebl befinben ipIte.
Woris slaubte iib in elm SabeQanb
perfest. unb bdtte i'm ni9t Der Ser
ter an bic Wirtlihteit .gemabnt, 70
tpiirbe er 4aes fir einen lansen me-
dsnbeu Sraum sebaltsn baden. gr
perii4erte ben &ertermeiiter, Der fi6
auf's Mnseiesenits na6 ieinem 8siinz
ben srtunbists, bab er fi6 ppbl fiible
uno nun stne unseitOrte Rube gu se>
nteBen piinf6e.
Der S4lieber sing unb Der SDr=
tter, Der bon benz, mas mar ibm porz
febte, nur penises our Stdrfung sez
mob. perfiel in pa1e SrGume.
Gr befanb ii9 in einem gar Ionberz
barren 3uftanbe. SHELLS mar es linn
unlieb, baB er ni6t, na6 benz Sprufe
oes ariess9eri9tes bsrsits sefaaen,
our4 fein 8lut bic auf linn baftenbe
Sdulo gefiibut babe; tbsiIs mar es
ibm pieoer re6t, baB er nod lebte,
obne gu pisIen, mas er eigsntli6 bier
nod fOae, ba 4ue Die b%eimaeaanaen
paren, bic er geliebt.
m8ieaet6t mar i6 nod ni6t Mir
Big, 1pra9 er truurig ppr Ii6 bin,
.oie 8luti9ulb burb meinn Sob gu
fibnen." Damn i9lus er Elm 8etra6z
tungsbud apf. uiib iein Bid fiel auf
bte Sariftfeue: Soft bat Dir 5euer
unb WaHer porgelest; greFfe .Su mad
benz, mas bu niQTf. 9er Nenid bat
Dor fi4 2eben uno Sob; mas er min,
tptrb ibm gegeben tperben."
Sin tiefer Sinn", ipra6 Morib,
nliegt in bie7en Werten. Statt na6
benz sepeiften, beilissn @aNer bes
8iaubens, ipOmit Bic 9egierben a6aez
tiiblt perhen, eriff id mad Dem sseuer
Der Seioeni6aften uno periengte 70
mein Slid. War benn, als i6 mid 10
iebr bon iroif9eH 2eibeni6aften binz
reiBen lieB, ales 9efiibl fir bic GU
tnnft, fir Die beirise geitimmung oes
Weniden in min betdubt9 Gag ite benin
fliigeaos jene bimmelanitrebenbe ssreiz
belt, bic bod jeber Meni6 in Der 8ruF
trdgt9 So, p~abrbaftig, es mub 70 9es
peien iein!" rief er i9aubernb aus;
nbenn ionit butte ib ni6t 10 fpeit toms
men,, ni9t 10 frr9tbar fallen tOns
nen!!" -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30

4rat: rNuu, bat bas Mittel i6rem
Wsanne geholfen2 8ann perielbe iest
ihlafen9" /,
5rau: nMein Munn fann nod ims
mer ni6t i9lafen, !Serr 9ottor. S6
peiB audi ni4t, mas bas beut3utase
aues fir Wfepitamente 1iHbl lIniere
8robmutter itreute uns &inbern eiH4
fad etpas Sniettenzpulper ms 8ett,
uno bdnn i9ltefen mir aae pie bic
Barren"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
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in Rublanb iinb, 10 fur6tbar es tlinst,
thatiadlid feline ieltene gri4einung
unb iperpen balb bier, balb bort i'm
Snnern bss &eides ausgebober. Der
i@dnoli4e llnfug bient basu, Yettels
10 mitleiberresenb pie mSgitd
ber3uiteaen. @epDbnli9 finb IS nos
~seitoblene ainber i'm aarten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
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einei guten @illen baben. g.

@ir treteu bierSur9 NIT einem erprobten
Mittel eeeen bic turbtbare v9runtiu6t
8ranibeif" DOR bas gublitum. Dem Wittel
baben mir ben p~aIenben Rameu Nova
Vita" 9esebeu, bu es bic Srait beiist, elk
neues Gsben Su idaien. Gs wirtt Dor auem
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Organe. 8irb in bieieu pieber Srbnung
ssj9aift, bann i1wiubet baS mnatiirli6e
@erlausen mad seiltiaeu @etrduteu. SIN
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Iiten auffi9t bss Rep. u. s. Seder, a,tses
wenbst wurbe, bat es idueu uub erfolsrei3
sewirft.
Sene, wel9e ben suteu 0iDeu ni9t babeu,
eiu neueS 9ebeu a%n3ufauseu, iiub ireunbli9t
eriu9t, bieie an3eise ni9t ;u beriidfibtiseu.
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