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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-09

The St. Paul Trades and Labor Assem-
|bly protests against drunken men being
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-09

Tune, Anthracite"
1.
Confirm to me my lawful prey!
o grant that may find
A safe and certain way to reach
The pockets Of mankind!
Trust, corporation or combine
I care not, SO | get
A corner on the public's food
And hold a world in debt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-09

y crimson sweetness, tangled fields Of southern
cane and over all, the joy of the summer and the
rich full song birds And then all these elements
are transformed spritualized by human touch os "
of with its feet the EARTH reaching
its hand the And when all this has peer
done the artist steps in For Aunt Julia takes thes
crude yet materials and combines them INT
what we know when at appears the table, straw
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-09

Teach me to keep my brother man
Within an easy reach;
That l may hear in times of stress,
The music of his screech.
o place within my certain grasp
The public comnnon veal.
When l elect to turn the screws,
. let the public squeal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05
MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr. and Mrs David B. Hill OF Blddetoru
~eccntly celebrated their golden wedding
The engagement is announced OF MISS
Mary Mason of Bangor and }. Fred Ar
lington of Chicago.
The enga cement of Miss Ethel Parlin of
Bangor and Carlos Dorticos OF Portland
University of Maine, '03, is announced
The engagement was announced, this
week, of James Il. Perkins and Miss
Addiella Donnell Both are well known
Bath young people Mr.. Perkins being a
son of Mr. and Mrs. William n: Perkins
md a graduate of BOwdoin college, W
While his fiance is a daughter Of VIM. I.
Donnen. Baths well known ship builder,
The engagement of Miss Clara Gerrish
If Portland, and DR.. Barstow. a wealthy
md rising young physician OF New 1ork
,ity. is announced. The engagement has
, tinge of romance in that Dr. Barstow
was the attending physician while Miss
Ierrish was seriously i'll with typhoid
ever last spring when she was the guest
If New York relatives.
The marriage of Miss Ethel NJ. knowl-
on and William +. Whitney of Ellsworth
s the daughter of John f. knowlton,
Jerk of courts for Hancock county. and
member of the Hancock county bar. Mr..
Whiting is a son of S. Is. Whiting. He Is
graduate of the Boston University Law
;chool and was admitted to the Hancock
County bar about two years ago.
After 40 years of faithful service as clerk
No. . OF the second class of the warehouse
livision of the customs service, Chas. w.
Roberts of Portland has rendered his
.esienation owing to continued i'll health.
Owing to the resignation of Mr.. Roberts
he following promotions are announced.
Alpheus e. Grover to the position made
-acant by the RESIGNATION e M nnNnr+
and Alfred S. Bradford to the position of
Mr. Grover and Howard A. Mckinney to
tba ,ncitioy1 nj MIR Bradford,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05
How to be Beautiful.

ITO look beautiful is duty which the
fair sex owes both to- themselves and
heir friends said one of the wise men of
modern times. and with the discoveries
If modern scientists there is no good rea-
son why they shouldn't perform err RI ii; that
her mower TO supplement nature in adorn-
ing the person, and while it is true that a
Inc complexion is not given to All yet the
work of nature. not always beautiful, may
he improyed upon in many ways. The
many thousands who have been benefited
BY Dr. i, +. Gourauds Oriental Oriental. 6 Cream IAN
or Magical Beautifier' apprecia,ae ,r ms.
md know it's value as cosmetic. They
Know that a skin that is freckled, tanned,
oimpled hn II e has been be made
n,,,,andnS nv physicians for those who
will use toilet preparations, and the Board
# Health has declared j, free from ana an fam in
80 srooae Stores appreciate its value and
keep it for sale. The Mail and Express.
New York, Sept. Sth, 1888.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05
SARDINE CATCH LIGHT.
Situation Serious for PASSPORT and
Principal Industry.

The catch of sardnes continues to be
very light Last weeks receipts at the
factories at PASSPORT are estimated at
about 1,2OO hogsheads. Allowing
twenty cases as being packed to each
hogshead, which is about the average,
this would indicate pack of about
twenty four thousand cases. This is
rather less than one-half of the normal
output, and the weeks showing is a
keen disappointment to the packers
The tides We're the most favorable OF
the year. and it has been hoped and
predicted that the week just ended
would see the little fishes strike in
something like their usual numbers. 1t
is now conceded that this seasons pack
will be the lowest in many years, and
several packers have arranged to ad-
vance their prices accordingly without
further delay.
The shortage of the catch is reflected
by the number of idle men seen in the
streets, whereas at this season of the
year, it is almost impossible for the
packers to secure sufficient help, when
the catch is anything near its usual
figure. Merchants naturally are re-
porting serious ldlllIlS OIL Ill tiduc,
and altogether the situation is most
serious one for Eastport and it's
principal industry.
Every effort is being made to secure
more of the coveted little fishes.
Steamers and sailboats in unpre-
,edented numbers are securing the
waters of the shores for hundreds OF
niles, but so far their efforts have been
lnavailing There are indications OF
he presence of some schools of fish in
St. Andrews bay and adjacent waters.
but the fish show no inclination to
enter the weirs, and it is utterly inn
possible to catch any appreciate
uality so long as they remain in the
leeper water. The autumn season IS
now here with it's attendant storms
md rough weather, and it is considered
practically impossible that the catch
IF fish will show any Improvement
Turing the short remainder OF the
-eason. Eastporters are hoping
.,gainst nope that there may yet be
york for the many idle hands Tor at
east a few weeks, to enable the work
people to earn few dollars to help
ide over the long winter period Oh
dleneSS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05

Somerset Pomona Grange will be
held with East Madison Grange, Sept
8, Tuesday. 10 A. NJ. Program.
opening exercises: business; music:
address of welcome. Willis Hobart;
response. Erwin M. Ames; music; con-
ferring fifth degree; recess for dinner
Afternoon: Question. What Influence
Can Be EXerted BY the Grange for the
Improvement of Rural Schools" opened
by G. f. Beal of Athens followed by
Il. l.. Flanders, L. l.. Smith, S. f
Emerson, and others; music: reading
Nellie Hobert: lecture by E. Fl. Libby.
Secretary of Maine State grange:
reading, Annie Bosworth; instrumental
music, Harville and Reed; reading
Mrs. VIM. Mclaughlin: reading, Mrs.
Marcia; music; remarks for good of
order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05
Waldo Pomona Granae.

The annual meetingof Waldo Pomona
Grange will be held Sept. Sth with
Comet Grange, SWanville. The
address of welcome has been assigned
to A. T. Nickerson and the response tC
Ella Davis. The officers will be elected
and installed at this meeting. The
remainder of the time will be taken up
by Comet Grange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05
Loss Of Appetite

Is commonly gradual; one dish after
another is set aside till few remain
These are not eaten with much relish,
and are often so light as not to afford
much nourishment
Loss of appetite Is one of the first in
dications that the system is running
down, and there is nothing else so good
for it as Hoods Sarsaparilla-the best
Of all tones.
Accept no -uL stitute for Hoods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05

NO need TO fear sudden attacks of chol-
era nfantum. dysentery, diarrhoea, sum-
mer complaint Of any sort if you have
pr' Fowier's Extract of Wild Strawberry
in the medicine chest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05

terrible plague. those itching. Fostering
diseases OF the skin. Put an end to mis-
cry. Doan's Ointment cures. At any
drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05

Dlphtherla, sore throat, Group. Instant
reiieI permanent cure DR.. Thomas Ec-
iectrlc Oil. At any drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05

NOW good digestion waits on appetite,
and health on both"
IL 1t doesn't, try Burdock Blood Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05

Thaddeus L. Dodge has resigned his
position as station agent at the Boston
& Maine Fitch street station, West
brook
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05
TUESDAY, SEPT. 8.


8 and 10.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 8.
800 MINUTE CLASS.
George D., ]. T. McGugin, Gardiner.
Rossie N. ]. w. Metcalf, Augusta.
Little Boy, A. H. Withee, North Vas
salboro.
l.. J. B., w. r. Webb. Augusta.
Helen Gould, W. F. Webb, Augusta.
Liberty, w. F. Webb, Augusta.
Lucy p, w. G. Reynolds, Winslow.
Rosa Wilkes, w. S. Malcolm, Au-
gusta.
Mollie Wilkes, w. S. Malcolm, Au-
gusta.
Gustarmain, F. Z. Hewitt, Augusta.
Midget, A. w. Chadwick, Augusta.
Antonio, II. l.. Turner, Union.
2.35 PACE OR 233 TROT.
Lady Brooks, w. G. Reynolds, Wins
low.
Helen Gould, w. F. Webb, Augusta.
j.. j. B., W. F. Webb, Augusta.
Liberty, w. F. Webb, Augusta.
Lucy p, w. G. Reynolds, WinsIow.
Antonio. H. l.. Turner, Union.
Rosa Wilkes, w. S. Malcolm, Au-
gusta.
Mollie Wilkes, w. S. Malcolm, Au-
gusta.
Midget, A. w. Chadwick, Augusta.
Rosie ~, J. w. Metcalf, Augusta.
Gustarmain, F. E. Hewitt, Augusta.
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 9.
2.4O PACE OR 2s7 TROT.
Geo. D., ]. Il. McGugin, Gardiner.
Rossie ~, J. w. Metcalf, Augusta.
Lucy p, w. G. Reynolds. Winslow.
L. ]. b., w. F. Webb. Augusta.
Helen Gould, w. F. Webb. Augusta.
Liberty, W. F. Webb, Augusta.
Antonio, H. L. Turner, Union.
Rosa Wilkes, w. s. Malcolm, Au-
guSta.
Mollie Wilkes, w. S. Malcolm, Au
gusta.
Midget. A. w. Chadwick. Augusta.
Gustarmain, F. E. Hewitt, Augusta.
2.2S PACE OR 2.21 TROT.
Hazelwood, J. #. McGugin, Gardiner,
Jim S. J. w. Metcalf, Augusta.
Nellie Bly,, w. F. Webb, Augusta
Lon Wilkes, w. F. Webb, Augusta.
Custarmain, r. f. Hewitt, Augusta.
Gwen f.. W. S. Malcolm Augusta.
Minnie Maybee, H. L. Turner, Union.
,Jen F.. H. l.. Turner. Union.
Joe Zal G.. G. Hume, Shawmut
Dictator Maid G. G. Hume, Shaw
nut.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10.
ego PACE OR cps TROT.
Minnie Maybee, H. l.. Turner Union.
Jen F., H. l.. Turner, Union.
Rosa Wilkes. W. S. Malcolm, Angus
ia.
Mo,ie Wilkes. w. S. Malcolm, Au-
gusta.
Lucy r., w. G. Reynolds, Winslow.
Lady Brooks, w. G. Reynolds, Win
slow.
l.. J. g., w. F. Webb, Augusta.
Helen Gould, w. F. Webb Augusta.
Liberty, w. F. Webb, Augusta.
Geo. d., ]. T. McGugin, Gardiner.
Rosie ~, ]. w. Metcalf, Augusta.
Gustarmain, F. f. Hewitt, Augusta.
Midget, A. w. Chadwick, Augusta.
FREE FOR ALL.
Teddy F., w. G. Reynolds, Winslow.
Long Point, w. G.. Reynolds, Win
slow.
Hazelwood, j. 7. McGugin, Gardner.
Nellie Bly,. w. +. Webb. Augusta.
Lon Wilkes. w. F. Webb, Augusta.
Gwen p, w. S. Malcolm, Augusta.
Hal Rhea, "A. NJ. Guild, Augusta.
am NJ, ]. w. Metcalf, Augusta
crank. Clay, A. H. Withee, No. Vas
salboro.
Deacon. G. G. Hume, Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05
G. r. EMPLE,
Sole Prop Diamond Spring Water

Togus, Maine. Sept. l. 1903.
Sealed proposals will be received at
ntlIcn OF Treasury Eastern Branch, N. H..
D. Y. s., Togus, Maine, until II o'clock
a. NJ. September Is. 1909 and then opened,
for construction of a greenhouse. in ac-
cordance with Instructions and specifica-
tions. copies of which. with blank propos-
ais and other information, may be had up
on application to Major A. L. SMITH.
Treasurer. septs,S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05
WINDSOR FAIR ENTRIES
About 60 Horses for the Six Races Sept.
8, 9 and 10.

Following is the list of entries for
the South Kennebec Fair races, Sept, 8,
8 and 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05

Justin Huntly Mccarthy, the author
and playwright, had at a very early
age an introduction to the American
world of letters which many an older
head must have envied at the time. Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05

Norman Duncan. whose stories of the
sturdy fisher folk of the north, contri-
buted to several magazines. will be
brought ont this fall under the title OF
The Way of the Sea" is about to take
another trip to the Labrador coast. This
will make his fifth season there. He goe $
on the hospital ship .'Strathcona," as the
)guest of Dr. GrentelI Mr.. Duncan is off
in search of material for Il novel of the
north coast people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05

nj. Jules Verne has reconsidered his
decision against submitting to an
operation for cataract. His countless
readers will hope that the operation
may be successful. and that he may feel
encouraged to resume his literary Ia
bors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-05

The novel which Mr.. Cutcliffe Hyne
will bring out within Il few weeks is
expected to have some of the char
acteristics of his We'll known Captain
Kettle" stories. 1t will be called, from
the hero, "McTodd."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-01

marfen St1bten lGBt man toote
Sunoe bret Gage lang atf offentlider
StraBe liegen, in onOern niht. Sn
Mmertta i6impft man beltdnoig uber
Den 2oblenraub, in 2onbpn otbmet
man ibn elm uno finbet es CANA ielbIt,
perlt1i1olih. Sn Chicago ntuB man,
melln man 6ur6 Die Straben qebt,
orei bis bier 3oa tief I'M S6lamme
ipoten; IN SEEM Yorf fam man ieine
Stiefel Den aansen Gag rein balten.
Sn Stem Orleans itinft's gen Sim-
mel ipte aus einem ShDeineltau; IN
Gan Srancisco miro man bon Den
&abelcars iiberfabren; IN Huris
plagt einen Die BpliSei na6 Der Stod-
'f%trerenoth. Sn @ipeabam Guild
miro fiinftia ieoer Sremoe, Der iid
iibcr offentlid)e ginriftunsen ooer
Gle itdbtil9e 8crpolt,rng beflagt,
einfo9 aus Dem Srt ~beforDert
tperOen. So bot ieOe StaOt tire eige.
men Ginrihtuneen uno Sitten.
2dnolih, iittlif. @em'S niht ge-
fIut, Ser baue iih ielber cine Muiter.
itaOt ilno = nebme bann W%orpbin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-01
bis ieBt idle6terbinss nidts ent'
qeaen5uItcQeu.

bis iest idle6terbines nidts eilt.
9egen5uitelleu.
Der Central. 8erein, oieie erite 50.
Deratton futb. Gereine, sablt iiber
10000 8ablenbe Mitglieoer uno Der.
lugte iiber Iolde Mfittel, oaB er our
Selt Der Snomnotbins : gepegllng
$4,000 nllo barber jabrli6 auf lei.
men ennocntionen aitsgeben fonnte,
INN ourd) 9lan5enoe 9emonItrutionen
nl1o politiihen ginfluB Die &nop.
lloiplngs an lebren. baB sic oeutl9en
aatbolifen ms 2ano fomen, Inn al
plelpen, INTO anf feines ibrer Giirger.
recDfc 81 ber5idten seneigt ieien.
Sic oeHtiben @eretne uno 3eitun-
gen, es ut nabr, limo suriifgegangen,
uno piele oanon f1mpfen ifper um's
Seben; ober oas bot ni6t Wanael an
gnthuIiasmus uno @egeiiteruna fir
Die I'll. Sabe bes @loubens perituI.
BET, ionoern Die trauriae Sbdtiafe,
Dob Die iunge Generation nift inn
Stanoe lit, in engliider Sprade oas
@erf fort5riesen, bas uniere Batter
tros ibrer @rmutb in ibrer Mutter.
lprade 10 elorreid begofrnen uno bis
bette nit pielen Spfern oufrett er.
halten baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-01

borten Srtidoft Elm 96beIboufc oeu
gerIuh mabte, einen Bripatbeteftipe
Der 9elaDare unb 9ofaponuo. 9ohn
81 lnrdben, neil berielbe @erpeiie er.
langie, Die elm BOAR 0nbenO 1omi[ien
Der Srtltaft NIT groBen 9iebItoblen
BON WeIiing urb onoerem giaenthum
DER gobngeieaiduft in @~erbinouua
bringen. Dieer 2pn6moro oe.
lang nidt, aber Der @iae od5u mar
oa, illlo ipoour6 tpurbe . er einae.
geben2 Siderli6 ni6t burd 6eR
Tol1enboB. Sier oeiat fiG her
Sptbmoro oils Mittel Ser 8elesloSen.
Die Gurffiibruns Der @eieee III Der.
glltoern nn0 in oieier Toae fommt er
lelnem lpabren @elen i6on naber.
Sagen mir cs grade beraus, bos
Spnben" bat ieinen @runo nitt inn
Hoilenbab, ionoern in Der q a.
ioiisfeit. Ger @eeer lit nidt
geboBt, peber i'm Siieen nod inn
Noroen, abcr er lit aIs Elm minoer.
mertbIeer Wenlhen' betrobtet, Der AZ
elner nieori9eren &aiie geb0rt, unb
aus oieiem @runoe miro er leifter
oas Spfer Der 2pn6juiti5. Ser
iuetBe @inerifancr betrod,tet Sen
yteger ni6t oils ieinessleifen. ga.
per mar es cine grobe unfliigbeit BON
Sellen iinlerer &eaierune, Die 0eaer
oe!l WelBen politiib eleih5nIteaen.
Ger melBe amerifaner betraftet es
ais ellle geringe Siinoe einen Norbt.
gen 81 footcn. DDS erfl6rt o,lh Die
@rauiamfeit Der amerifoniihen
Soleoten i'm arieee nit ben Iili.
pllios, Die man tObtete uno ausrottete
mie @oife unb Barren. 9osIeIbe
fommt aud in Sen 8riegen nit ben
Negern IN Ifrifa Dor; ibr 2eben
miro ntft 10 bod aneei9lagen, alS
bas Seben zines WeiBen.
@ber bel nns 5eigt iid Die @eies.
loltgfeit ni6t bios ben 0eaern, ion.
oern mlh ben @eiben aeaeniiber.
Miih @eiBe berfolen Der 2pnfiuItia
ODER perben faltbIiitig bon ibrem
Seinoe eridoiien. Die 8abI Der.
WorOtbaten lit erauenbaft, aber nur
meniae M0rber perben bingerihtet.
Gaber nimmt Der Wob oas @eiet in
ieine Sanb uno lpnht bic Worber.
0~eietloiiefeit lit oas llebel, moran
unIere 3eit leioet. llnb oieie 9eies.
loiigfcit bot ibren @runo lopobl in
Dem Maneel on Helieion, ais in Dem
Wangel elmer mirfiomen 8eIeb.
gebuna. Neligi0ie @eoenfen fennt
Der Wob niht. Gr maBt iib Die
&ed]te Der &egierung an, neil oieie
ibre &edtc nitt gebiibrenb b%unobabt.
@obin muB Dies aber fiibren? Die
8eictloiigteit lit bel alen Staaten
Der @nfong bonn Gnbe. Sic beoeutet
Die nahe Gufloiung. Sic Soaialiiten
riiIten iif iGon, bas moride @eb6uSe
6uiammen5ui1lagen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-01
Sine &attensei&iate
@on 3. s. Sd

IIS bas militGrii6e Tronsport.
N1tif nSberman" Dor osaT~7m
Wtaiila unlangte, tpuroe es,, ipie Dies
ger0bnli6 bel S6ifien Der SaIl lit.
Die Don Songfong nab Wanila fom.
men, suriidgebalteu, Inn in @e5ug
aui &atten unteriubt 5u iperben.
Oils baber Gas groBe Sfiff in Der
9ai bon Wanila Mnfer mari ber.}
iiigte iih Der ofiiSieae Matten,Sn.'
ipeftor an 9orb, nm Die Inter.
iiihuns Der M~aeetbiere por5unebmen.
SIN menieer oils Is Winuten fam Der.
ielbe i6Ieunigit aus Dem S6iffe un6
berihtete, OaB no6 Dem Batent.Hat.
tensdbler, Der in Wanila gebraldt
miro, an 8prD bes oSbermm" nidt
neuiger als 100000 &atten iid be.
fanoen.
Ger .Sberman" nuroe iofort gun
GuorontGneitation in WaripeleS gee
ianot. Mnb Der Infunft baielbH
muroen sic 9llfen seoifnet unb genus
S9pefel in oas Shiff eebraht, UNI
-MiIiionen @atten su tooten. 9ann
uilrbe Der S6lpeiel ange5iinbet uno
balb besann elm merfmiiroiges
sd,omipiel. .aus ben 2ufen", lagt
Ger .@anila @merican", rergob iib
elm FOLDER Strom bon Matten, mie er
ME 3l,por i'm Orient geieben morben
mar. Grit IN Sunoerten, bann IN
Sauienoen fanen lie berpor una
itiiroten iid in's Maiier. @ae Der
indten ans 2anO 81 i6pimmen.
aber Die G%ntfernung par 81 grob
uno bclo begann Die grobe ibDarse
9inie her pldtifernoen Nagetbiere
aamGbIig ou oeri6minben. als Die
Shpefelbdmpfe ungefdbr cine
Stunbe ibr @erf gctban batten.
bGrte Das gri6einen Der &atten out.
Cine nelie sSnipeftion ereab, BOB feline
Totte iif mebr an 8oro bes Sdiffes
eeianb." :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-01
@ieoer neue Strablen.
@on S. S. So

@ir leben i'm 3eitaIter neiter
Strablen. Der fran5Diiibe Sori9er
81. glonOlot entoedte, oaB Die Sonne
gcwiiie Strablen er5euet, Die i'm
StanOe iino peridieOene Irten BON
Sol5 uno Netaa an our6oringen.
@egen elmer geDiiien Mebnlihfeit
NIT Den 3.Strablen bat man Tie g.
Strab!en genannt. @lonolot ltelte
cine feline @lasrobre, Die elm pbos-
pbores5ierenbes Material entbielt
in elmer 9rmfelfammer auf. Sn
0ieier 3unfelfammer befano ii6 Elm
8ur Come g~efebrtes Seniterden, bas
nit elmer einen GOD oifen &aoe bon
gidenbol5 peridloiien mar. ElOs.
lid bemerfte er, Dab oas pbospbores.
5ierenDe bacterial, bas er fur5 5ubor
fir einige Mugenblide einem mGbig
itarfen Sonnenlibte ausseIeet batte,
Dieoer az gliiben begann. Seete er
aber cine Sleiplatte 5pii6en SenIter-
peri6lub rno 'Gobre, 10 muroe oas
2eudten idDGher, mabrenb es mie.
Ger 5unabm, iobalb man oas' 8lei
entiernt bate. Damn puroe elm
eidener 9alfen bon einem 3ou eide,
elm Stiif EappOefel, unb cine Gin.
Sabl @~luminiumplatten nit Grfolg
5milten Dem @erihluB uno Der
&obre angebra6t. God fein ein6is
ges oieier 3inee batte einen i6pGe
6enben GinfluB auf bas Senhten.
Cine biinne SGiht @aiier ieoo6 per-
moften Die R.Strablen nidt 81
ourhoringen. 9ie Strablen laiien
ii6 iammeln bur9 cine 2enie BON
Nuorb, refleftiert perben iie bon
elmer polierten @laslenie, mdbren0
l:npoliertes @las iie %5eritreut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-01
Sic &orbereitunosarbciten iur Sen

n1Giten &atbolifentog Der oeutlten
&atbolifen Solpa's perOen nun bis
our General . 9~erlammlune IN Meip
Sampton am Z. uno 8. Sftober etfrig
betrieben iperOen. Soffentli6 per.
Den Die geamten lire ofii5iele Bflidt
tbln uno Die notbigen Sorarbeiten
ni6t bis Snr leeten Winute Iailen,
Inn lie oann Inoeren 5u iiberldiien.
0enn Der 8ralioent Oes Serbaloes
cine Sisung bes Grecutip.G omites
einberuft unb Die Serren Wtit9lieOer
b%eiielben erifeinen einfad) n DIT 81
Der @eriammlung, 10 lit oaS oft
&flidtpernodldiiigung. @ir ba6en
III unieren fatboliiden Sereinen nur
81 oiele Colder, Delbe gerne ibren
Namen IN Ser 3eitung lelen uno bic
gbre Oes Imtes baben, aber nidt an
cine ern It e grfilIune ibrer
fli6ten oenfen. Gas lit ein.
fa6 6orafterlos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-01
@obin gebem mir?

Nah 9eaepile = gpansoile unb
nod gpanspile - Oanpille. %.
5piihen bincin @ilmington uno cine
gauge &eibe 2pndmorbe i'm Siioen-
baS glles innerbalb ipeniger @ohen.
@as miro bas Ndbite iein?
Ger Norben bat oas n9Dnden"
Dem Siiben abgelernt unb neeb ibrn"
in Ser @eietloiisfeit .eins beiier".
@ie IN 9eQepile unb g%pansoiGe,
10 mar audi IN 9anpiQe Der nahite
glnlaB an Dem arawal Elm Morb;
aber aud bier mar Der Moroer elm
Sarbieer uno oesbalb iagt man, Ser
HaiienbaB babe 81 Dem ibeuBlifen
8orgong geiiibrt = it's pirflid Der
9taiienbab, ooer it's etlpas @nOres?l
9ie nHaiienbab" /. Tbeorie fin0et
ideinbar @eitGtieiine ourh anoerc
9pnhna6rihteu, melhe neben Der
GanbiQer @eibidte in ben beitigeu
9l1ttern entbalten iino. Sn 2oui-
iiana milroe elm forbiges @eib ge-
lpnht, mel6es angeblih elm peiBes
WfGbden pereiftet baben ioa. Sn
lRiIiouri fabnoete elm Bobelbailfe auf
bier Sarbiee, melhe elm fleines
meiBes Wdhden angesriffen uno &c.
tobtet baben iollen, unD IN Georgia
wuroe elm Sarbiger oelpnft, ben man
IN @erbaht bate, einen Ingriff auf
elm peiBes Waod)'n gemadt 81
baben. gr ipur bcr ltnrette unb
batte bas MtGbten niemaIs geleben,
geifpeige benn ibm etpas an 9eioe
eettan. 9as bat iid ip1ter berals.
e~eitellt, aber Der Wann lit foot. @ae
bieie Nahridten on einem ein5igen
Gage laiien o~lleroings auf .&aiien.
bob" ihlieBen, aber - bon Siiol1n.
bern aller Sdi6ten miro fortbalernb
periihert, Dob BON einem s a B eegei,
ben Sarbigen ntht Die &eoe iein
fonne, man noQe i'm bort MIR i'm
3aume unb in Der Stellung balten,
Die ibm sufomme; rno I'M Moroen
bat nan ia bisber nur tmmer BON
9iebe unb Sreunoibaft fiir Den
Sorbiaen geiabelt, wenigitenS ben
Siioli6en eegeniiber. @enn es i'm
SIoen feinen eisentlihen &aiienbab
eibt, fam i'm Moroen bapon crit redt
i,id)t Die Gebe iein.
@enn aber nift &aiienbaB, mas
lit es oann, mas 81 ben @reueln bon
9eQepile, gpanspiQe uno 2anoiae
fiibrte?
Die belltigen 9lGtter entbalten
nod einiee anoere yapnHnoti5", in
pelber bas @crt nfarbig" gar nidt
pcrfommt. @us Scrmton, 3d.,
miro semeloet, oab in elmer benad,.