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The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19

Nome, that that official should be dis
missed from Office. Action in the
case will be withheld, however, until
Wood has had time to reply by let
ter to an invitation from the attorney
general to make statement in his
own defense. 1t is believed that the
accused district attorney will not be
able to give satisfactory answer to
the accusations, and it is even sus-
pected that he will not attempt to do
SO. Wood is now serving sentence
in Jail in California for contempt of
court, as a result of his trial, with
Judge Noyes and the other accused
officials of the Alaska court.
George Borchsenius, formerly
clerk of the court at Nome, who was
dismissed because, as his friends de-
clare, he was too honest is a can
didate for reinstatement by appoint
ment of the new judge. Senator
Spooner of Wisconsin is supporting
his candidacy.
Unless some unexpected condi-
ton arises, James Wickersham, the
Judge of the third district (Eagle)
court, now temporarily holding court
at Nome, will be appointed as Judge
Noyes' permanent successor"
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19
WAGE WAR OF
DETERMINATION
Campaign Against Cooling Moth in
Montana.
ALL ASKED TO ASSIST IN WORK
Fruit Trees Will Be Scraped and
Sprayed-Professor r. A. Cooley of
Experiment Station Issues a State
ment and Presoribes Remedy.

R. A. Cooley, professor of entomol-
ogy at the state agricultural college
and experiment station at Bozeman,
was in Missoula Thursday in consult
alton with j. o. Reed, fruit inspector
for this county, relative to the codling
moth and the methods to be used in
the determination of that pest in the
orchards of this county this spring.
During the afternoon Mr.. Reed and
Professor Cooley visited some of the
affected orchards,
1t is the intention of Mr.. Reed, act
ing under the instructions of the
state board of horticulture, to put
men to work in few days pruning
trees and scraping the old bark from
them in the infected orchards and
burning the rubbish thus removed so
as to destroy as many of the pests
as possible.
Professor Cooley departed last
turn to Missoula as soon as spring
opens and will assist Mr.. Reed and
the state board Of horticulture in eX-
terminating the codling moths from
the fruit trees in this section.
Professor Cooley will spend a
month or six weeks in this county at
tnat time.
1t is the intention of the state
board to have all of the trees in the
infected orchards sprayed while they
are in bloom SO as to destroy the
eggs of the codling moth. The spray
ing will be followed by another in
about ten days, and it is thought by
this means and the work done prior
in getting rid of the worms under the
loose bark that the pests can be ex-
terminated. Every effort will be put
forth to make the work effective, to
the end that the orchards of this por
tion of the state can be freed from
this pest.
G. M. Allen of Lolo has placed in
the Rankin hotel an exhibit of cod
ling moth tnat has been pre-
pared with great care by Professor
Cooley, and earnestly requests al
persons interested in horticulture
work to call and examine it, and t.
call on Mr.. ]. @. Reed, inspector fol
Missoula county, to explain the habits
of this pest and the methods b,
which the orchards may be rid of tn,
pest, the greatest menace to fruit
growers.
Mr.. Allen is a member of the stat
board of horticulture and has charg
of the inspection In Missoula, Ravall
and Deer Lodge counties.
The board has planned an activ
campaign of determination for tn
season and earnestly requests tn
hearty cooperation of all the smal
as we'll as the large fruitgrowers il
the state.
In an appeal which Mr.. Allen ha
sent out to the fruitgrowers of thi
state he says:
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19

H. J. MeiH presided at the meeting
and D. H. Boone was elected secre-
tary, and resolutions adopted setting
forth Havre's claim that the city is
the most central location in the new
district.
Representatives will be sent to
every town in the district to circu-
late petitions. A committee on per-
manent organization, consisting of L.
Newman, E. v. Hauser and N. c.
Westcott, was also appointed.
There is merit in the protest of
the Havre people," said a we'll known
Helena land attorney today.
"The new land office should be To-
Gated at Havre or Chinook, if the con-
venience of the settlers is to be cor
sidered. They are both in the heart
of the country where the most land
is being taken up. The Great Falls
Office would be about half way be-
tween Helena and the Lewistown of
Ices in the center of section in
which the number of entries is grow
ing less, the high water mark having
been reached. For the residents of
Valley and Choteau counties it would
be no more convenient to go to Great
Fails to look after their land busi-
Eess than at present to come to Hell
ena
'The Great Falls people have a
perfect right to strive for the office
but if it is located there it will be for
political effect rather than to con
serve the convenience of the public ,
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19
New Canadian Railroads

The Canadian northwest territories
seem to be on the verge of an immi-
grafton boom, such as settled up the
Dakotas twenty years ago. This will
be materially aided by the large
amount of new railroad construction
now under way. The Canadian Paci-
fic has for years been "big it" in
all Canadian, and especially north
western affairs. It's supremacy is
now threatened by the Canada north
ern, new line which is being built
west from Winnipeg, along a route
some 200 miles north of the Canadian
Pacific's main line.
1t already owns the Manitoba &
Northwestern, which connects with a
branch of the Northern Pacific at
Portage la Preirie and is being
pushed toward Battle ford. The line
now under construction runs from
Yorkton, Assinniboia, to Bresaylor,
Saskatchewan, and will cross the
South Saskatchewan river at or near
Saskatoon, with branch into Prince
Albert. It's projectors, Mann & Mac
kenzie, a wealthy Ottawa firm of
contractors, plan some day to push
it through central British Columbia
to the Pacific coast at Butte Inlet, on
Queen Charlotte sound.
The Canadian Pacific is by nc
means idle, and is pushing feeders
into every promising section which
might help sustain it's rival, and, in
thls has the advantage of unlimited
capital, and profitable system to
back it, 1t also is building to Battle
fora from connection on it's Regina
Prince Albert Branch, and is pushing
line called the Great Northwest
Central into Assinniboia from its
main line in Manitoba. The Calgary
& Edmonton, which it leases, runs az
far south as Macleod, Alberta, on its
Crows Nest Pass line into British
Columbia, and a subsidy is nov
sought for it's extension south tt
Cardston to head off the Gait marrow
gauge from Stirlin, Alberta.
The most important feeder, how
ever, will be a line about 800 mile.
long, running nearly due north from
Medicine Hat to Victoria, on tn,
North Saskatchewan, some rs mile
below Edmonton. A petition for au
thority to build this line is now be
fore the Canadian government, an,
if built it will tap a good agriculture
country in advance of the Canad
Northern. All this railroad buildin
is in a country which, while it drain
into Hudson's bay, is a good farmin
region that is rapidly settling uI
Most of the new immigrants are Gal
clans, from Austria Poland, and Dot
khoborski, sect of Russian Quaker
Who hold all property in common
though many Americans are now gC
ing in there. There is sufficient raj
to make irrigation needless anC
though the seasons are short, tn
days are so long in summer that tn
crops mature quickly. Great quar-
titles of horses are needed by thes
immigrants and most of them al
supplied from Montana.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19
WOOD WILL BE FIRED.

Will Be Ousted as Soon as He Re-
plies to Knox.
Joe X. Wood, the Missoula man,
who was appointed United States dis
trict attorney for Alaska, and is now
serving a term in the Alameda coun-
ty, Cal, Jail for contempt of court,
will soon be removed from office, ac-
cording to Washington advices.
A dispatch from the national capt.
ital says: "The president and attor-
ney general have reached the conclu-
sion, in view of all the evidence now
before the department of justice
against United States District Attor'
ney Wood of the district court OF
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19
Banner Seed Oats,

Oats that went over 100 bushels
per acre last year, weighing 40
pounds to the bushel; $4,000 pounds
sold last year; could have sold $780,
900. Come early or you will get left.
Per bushel, so cents.
J. T. STUART,
Sheldon, East Side.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19
Taken Up.

One gray horse, brand 7--6 on left
thigh, IL years old, weight 975. One
black mare, branded cross-heart on
right shoulder, weight $50. Owner
can have same by paying charges.
G. A. ROBINSON,
Thompson River.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19

For Sale-One hundred and sixty
of well improved land, nine miles
south of Kalispell on main travelled
road. One of the best grain ranches
in the county. Two miles north of
picking plant Price $4,000. Inquire
at red house on foothills. Small Or
chard and small fruits. A. B. Funk.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19

Sixth annual ball of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen, April
1. Don't forget it. The success oi
the year.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19
CITY PROPERTY

House and lot, 1h story, waterworks, lathed
and plastered, stone foundation, cellar. A bar
gain. Price, $1050 cash.
Brick house, good location, nicely built; cheap p
at S1I50.
Hotel and lot, First Avenue west, 10 bed
rooms, bath room. electric lights, sewer con-
nections, A good investment. Price, $2500 cash
House and two lots, 6 rooms, nice location, new
furniture, chickens, organ, etc. Price, 600
House and lot, barn, on Spring creek. A bar
gain. Price. $500.
5O-foot lot, $500. 5O-foot lot S275.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19

Wanted-A situation as gardener
or expert fruit setter. Grating, bud
ding, ETC., a speciality. Good work
guaranteed. Correspond with G. B.
Bee Office.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19

Free Mail Delivery.
Wanted-Every farmer in the val
ley to sign petition for free county
delivery. Petitions at the Bee office.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19

Mrs. Inglis' dancing school Thurs
day, March 20.
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19

CAMP OF ADIRONDACK GUIDES AT NATIONAL SPORTSMEN'S
SHOW, NEW YORK.
island this realistic
artificial
fall Of the located the the Adirondack
seheadR RanReley Canada guide
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19
FOR SALE BY
GRIFFIN & STANNARD
Real Estate and Insurance.

IE0 Acres. 7 miles northeast of Kalispell,
IOU good improvements, nice, creek, fair
pioaty d9a % Of Sood SsFsi GPeR Ffoo. land $4,000
0In Acres, ~ miles from Kalispell, and
Z4U miles from Columbia Falls all fenced,
good improvements 65 acres under cul-
tivation balance good timber; 100000
feet of tamarack, fir and pine, q c000
sawmill within 40rods. Price. DJUUU
Icn Acres, 12 miles south of Kalispell, on
RBSRn BST Sa g. sf0s sood isPS sbinS FFice R 600
len Acres, miles from Kalspell, nice
IUU room house, good 4utho4ses, 25 acres
pasture, 5000 cords of wood worth 81 90
RG9Toe% cord cord in the tree. C5500
one-haif cash, balance on time.
lEL Acres, miles south of Kalispell, ITO
] J4 acres under cultivation, good improve
ments, sulky plow, mower and rake,
harrow. plow, wagon, horses, har-
nesses, pair of sleds, 50 head e 70Ell
of cattle. Price. ...............O JZJu
5000 cash, balance on time at per cent
interest.
09n Acres, Ii miles south of Kalispell and
OZu miles from Somers, where all produce
can be shipped; fine soil, 230 acres under
cultivation, good spring water, IS acres
in winter wheat, close to school and
church, farm machinery, some QQE
stock. Price, per acre, ............ QOJ
len Acres, fair improvements, 100000 feet
psns %t af sGR Bsorf s4S electric snt$2000
IE0 Acres IL miles northwest of Kalispell,
IUU 60 acres under cultivation, balance good
PTias timber fair improvements. $2625
len Acres meadow and upland, will cut from
! OU 125 to 15n ton of hay, 4-room house, large
barn, blacksmith shop, chicken house
and outbuildings, hay baler, moving
machine. rake, wagon, trucks, harrow,
four head of stock, ,irrigating Q/000
lc0 Acres, miles south of Kalispell, nice
lou orchard land, about 800 trees mostly
bearing fair improvements, good tim
@ ber all Is sorts Of small fruits, &9000
some logs and lumber. Price QOUUU
lEc Acres, miles north of Holt, no i'm
wv small SilYiaSi; meadow. 0iPi Price. Dor S2UU
l11 Acres, 10 miles south of Kalispell, west
~ side, fine land, close to Somers whore
one can ship all produce. %QE
| Price, per acre ....,...,..,,.....fOO
on Acres, miles south of Kalispell, 80
| OU acres of open land. balance stump land
3 pIitt little good timber good soil 5 MN
| IN Acres, on Flathead lake, 1h miles from
4U O'Briens, mill, good one,storry frame
house. barn, hen house, root cellar, small
ESnsSi Ssa1od bsanes O easily " GSFss 2OO
IN Acres, splendid fruit land, 100 trees
~ goOdd 600se O0s aHd and OPTH good $0nn0
Easy terms.
IN Acres, 10 miles northwest of Kalispell
4U Z acres broken, balance timber, TE0E
nice creek. Price. .PJZJ
on Acres. on the east side of Flathead
OU Lake, 100 fruit trees, some bearing
10000 feet, of good timber, nice fst
RESndi RESs d3ats the best Pe;se fruit land in $4,000
Easy terms.
List your property with us if you want to sell
We have hundreds of purchasers inquiriul
about land and city property.
Fire and Life insurance in the best companie
in America.
316 Main street, Kalispell, Montaua.
Call and see MS
The Kalispell bee., 1902-03-19

List your property with us if you want to sell.
We have hundreds of purchasers inquiriug
about land and city property.
Fire and Life insurance in the best companies
in America.
316 Main street, Kalispell, Montana.
Call and See ms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Gin ticfes 0cbcinamib.

Gs lit Elm @ebeimniB parum
Srauen 8idenf1merSen, appfpeb,
N%erpDiitdt, S9laflpiisteit, Melan6pz
lie. Sbnma6tsz unD S9pinbelanz
fGae erpuloen, mo Sauienoe betuieieu
BADEN, baB electric 9itters iol6e
llebel i6nel beilen Deroen. sd lit
lett Suhreu an Nierenleioen", idretbt
Srau Ybebe gberlep BON Peterion,
Sa.. runb elm lubmer 3iiden I4merate
midi 10 iebr, bob ih MIDI ni6t ielbit
anaieben tonnte, aber electric 9itters
beilten MIDI ppaItGnbig unb, obi6on
10 Sabre aft, bin i6 ieBt i'm Stanbe,
ole meine 6dusur5eit 81 tbun." SIS
'~iberpinbet 9%ertppfung, beIIert ben
4ppetit, sibt pnllitdnOise @eiunpbsit.
Bios so Gents in 9. %. Huete's
apotbete, 656 Main Strabe, Sus
bualie, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

Jnlano.
Suinois.

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nenyS trablen : SaGperitdnbige, NH
bur6 pbotoqrapbiidje Iufnobme teIt@
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gta1en b~eberbergt. SueHslmam pEl
bteien unpilfpmmenen rWtttener"
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gen umberseI9leppt haben. Gr glaubt
bar er Die Sdlanes IN Sabre 1888 IN
G6umptin, 8a., perI6ludts, mo- er ais
Sssneenierr bei6Gfti9t mar. Selt lener
.Seit bate er ununterbro6en Dds We
fill BON &ibeln i'm Md9en, Shn@
understandable uno Niireeempflnouns
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lberau perlQbte mon ibn, fpenn er
fciner @ermut6ung 4usbrud perlteh,
ba6 er cine lebenoe S6lange iii
Wtaqen babe. Mebrere 4erate ertldr@
ten ibm ipgar unrerbliimt; DAB Ell
Iberge16nappt lei ur:o an elner 11teH
sstee leibe. Sier !ieb sr ith INK
Aleriansrz! Soipital bebanoeln, 1elns
Ieipen puroen aber nidt gebpben.
Eeriibmte Mer5te, an bic er 1lt9
tponbte, peripotteten Stpar ielne
.@6langentbeorie", riidten aber Dofa
Dem permeintli6 rrr in ieiner Sin.
tilbung> eriitirenDen llngcbeuer nit
.ghloral, @etber, @rIenit unb anberen
Gjiften gu 2eibe. Na9oem audi nsr
'EerIu9 febleeI9ldgen mar, naf
langem 5aiten Die @mpbibie nit eineW'
Corn gu .laToen" unp oann berauss
Su5ie6en, panbte Ii9 Sueiielmann an
Su6s. Sus ReIultat beItGtigte Ietns
@srmutbung. Qet5te iino nun &c;
Meinung, baB Dem unsliitllden
Nanne gebolfen peroeh lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

Forbid ben WunIh, bic 2ebramts.
priifuns ab5ulssen, unn lies purpe
i'm snolit purdJsoen Gbefdr3t geItdt:
tct. g. beltuub bic Yrifuha duf pas
G%lanaenoite, unb oas 9iplom tpurbe
ibm auf Der STEELE o~lisaeb6npigt.
.9cnn beoleiteten i'm Ger Ir3t uno
Der WGrter in's Srrsnbaus 5rriit.
9pr einigen Wohen fanb in
gSien cine !So65eit itdtt, ipie lie in pen
lcItenlten 5daen ppr5utummen pflegt.
8ei Der 5rauung mar nomliG Der
9rGutiaam ni6t arpeieno uno cir
Nreunp CAB fir i'm oos Sapprt.
Solfs Sraultneen finben nur oann
itati, tpenn bic 4npeisnbeit hes
S,Gutisams purb Elm uniiberipinbl'e
DIES SinbsrniB mm6elih qema9.
|nirb. Gin IOlf}es !rtr audi tbatiddJe
llh BEL Der Srauulg Des Sraulein2
Wiltelmine 3itala nit ibrem grdus
tiaam 2eopolb Shirt p%prbdnoen. 9r.
Eurit, Der in Wien bic Sednit albeit
Dirt bat, mar niht i'm Sianbe, bort
cine ieinen &enntniNen uno 5lbistei'
ten entipre6enoe gsiGdftigrus az
flnben. 0a bot ii9 inn eine St!le
lung BEL ben giienbabnbauten n
gongtot in Stam. 5urit sin9 nan
Niien uno tpnnte es t6atiGHIi9 Dor!
I'M 2aufe zines Se9res gu elmer ishr
ssahtsten 2ebensitelung brinsen.
Seine 8raut mar in Wien sebliebsn.
Sas 9rautpaar pDlte ii6 jebt per-
eEsl:fsn. Sa aber in 8anstots Die
@%erbsiratbuns Der 9stpen idm.r
furdaufibren seipeIen mare, bat 9c,
6irlt einsn 5reunp. bier an ieirer
Gtels nit SRI. 8itala bot ben Iltar
AZ treten unp an ieiutr SteIe ibr oa;
Sscrort 5u seben. lin oielen SAri.i
prrnebmen gu tDnaeu, mGBten tril
!sitens res GpniiItcriums rno i~eitens
DIR Stattbaltersi 81: 9epiGisun5 err
tGeilt perpen; bie,e ianste in Iu9itil
terch iinh balp borduf iuurbe Wil=
belmine 3itala ibrsm Yrdutigam an
aetraut, ohne bab sieisr benz f~eierlis
den @tte beisepobut EGtte. 9i'
iunae Srau Siirit fufr gleit mad o,r
Srauuns Had Sangtpt. no lie I'M &c
psmber anlanete. Dun ienost 9err
lNiirit bon ietnsm nlnmebrieen Wpbn-
iibe aus neutrality-suspicious. an
feline Trernbe nad Wien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Die nadte Wabrteit.

Gs lit unnDtbi5 es abSuleu9nen,
lie S6atia6e itebt felt, bab Sauieno,
1lEierer &inoer BON bsut6utage Sluts
tranfbeiten Aaben, pel6e entfpeDer
rererbt pber purd urgeiunoe Sebenss
ipeiie herpprgerufen purren. Steie
8lu!trontbeiten 5eigen ii9 our6 9uut>
frGntbeitsn, MusIdiaq Il. (. 'p. an.
Sic perlanqen cine Heiniglng. Serr
Syohn 5alanbp in aingIton, Yay
ma6t folgenpen 9eitrug gu Sbi9em:
Sin Na6bar, 9err 4oams, bate elm
ainD ieds Mionate cit, beIien 9eliGt
un6 6Gnbe nit 1usiGlag bepett
puren. @s i6ien as pb bic 81 Hathe
geaogensn @er5te biilflps pdren, oenh
Der Nusf6lag puroe INNER bosdrtiz
GER unb man befiir6tete, baB bas
urme @eIen bic Naie unb bic Sbren
perlieren unb lebensldnglid entiteat
iein niirbe. 4uf meine 8eranlanun5
bin ipl:rbe nit Sornt's 4lpentrGuter
8lutbeleber unb Dem 9eilzSel Elm
@eriu6 sema6t. Nd6 benz 8erbra't4
bon bret 5lai6en 8lutfe!eber uno
eintr Slai6s SeilzOst belize Der Qlls=
fhlag 160n unb nun 1T bus Sinh
ppbl unb munter. Die Gltern iirc
ndtiirli6 boil bes &p6es lber bteie
rrnbsrbure Seilung." 5ornps
9llpsntrGuter 9lnt6eleber lit unos>
mein pafIenb ais WleoiSin fir Die
Steiner. Rein bptaaii6er Natur ur6
pDn angenebmem Gei4mtt. lit er babel
p0uig barmlps. Gr piro rirett rDa
BEN Sabrttdntsn IN Die gcniumenten
Derfauft unO lit ftine Ip0ibeferzMcz
Di3in. Man penbe 'ih an BEN Gisenz
Thinner, Or. Yeter 5abrnep, 112--
ll4 60. Sppne Qoenue, Gbicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
@ei II fGte II.

@m IA. 9s;emher lruroe III
GGalte in einem Stale an Der GnSs
nsr StroBe Elm Nrbsiter srbanst anf
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Stinper. Der @runo 1T in Nubrun9s
lor9en 81 iuhen. Ia Ger Wann isit
bier Mpnaten drbeitslos 1T.
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tirfe in Miiniter ianr iidl Dor einiz
Gen 5dsen nahitetsnber Wrief: sic
bes Gbrilttino9en. Nie fpmmt Is
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;h babe Mammu iGun Oft sefragt,
be iagt INNER bu WIbteTt un& MIDI!
rObnen. SD bette . :. .lnp lpobits
auf bic -, itra5e 4 tlsine Srdpr=
ten bod nno ban Die Ehir redlts
nslln pu auf Den Siubr iommt ba
tannit audi gang gut Iehen unt:n
b-ennnt cine 2atarne ans Saus.
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aerns Elm Yferp unp S.... elmer
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tommt nod bies sSabr gang iider ifl
mil audi INNER garS artis iein nnS
flsibis beten itef ben Brief bod in Di:
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nphne."
8 ii eym berg.
- @ie punoerbar Der ,9ufaq aud,
teute nod in ber @elt iein Spiel
treibt, bas erfubr gu ieiner 5rsuos Elm
GbinatGmpfsr aug S%errenberg. Sin
diterer Sruber tpr , '" rdr Dor mebs
reren Sabren na6 In!erita ausse=
manbsrt, bate IiG Tor Slpsi Subrer
cert gum ameritaniffen Soloateu
enlrerbsn lafIen uno nader auf Der
Y~hilippinsn mitestampft. N1n me-.
bete ii6 Der jiin9sre gruoer al.
piirttembsrsii6er Gbinafreipiaigel
unb fam na6 betting. no aud amtrt.
fanii9e Sruppen ben ben Pbilippi.
men lagen. ga far Elm piirttember.
glider Solpat gu BEN @meritanerr
unb lu6te na6 einem g%erpanpten
Den er bel linen puBte. go nebenbe;
Iaote nun elmer Der 4meritaner, e,
lei elm Sobn bes q. q. in Serrenberg
pb BEL ben Wiirttember3ern audi Ser:
renbereer iteben9 Gepib, lautete BIT
9atpprt, bel uns 1T elmer Der gehOri
ebenfoGs benz 81. Sc. in Serrenbera;
fem nil ids nur glei9 faeen. Sod.
erfreut silten bic 9riioer 5u chamber.
unh nod manhmal in ben petingel
Mpnaten genoien lie bic Jreuoei
briioerli6en 3uiammeuieins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
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