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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
RIVER RISING RAPIDLY.
Large Forces of Men Working Hard to
Save Bridges.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August 2S-The
Kansas river has risen eight feet in he
last twenty-four hours and continues to
rise at the rate of two inches every hour.
1t Is expected that the water will con-
tlnue to come up at the present rate for
another twelve hours at least.
Further rains west of here last night al
reported, with the Kansas river at Law
renee, Topeka and Manhattan still rising
fast.
AS yet no serious damage has resulted
here the water being confined within the
banks
Large forces of men are at work putting
forth every effort to save the partly con-
structed bridges between the two Kansas
cities.
Lack of transportation is working great
hardships to the people of both cities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
L1THoGRAPH OF ROOSEVELT.
Emperor William Orders Two Copies
Struck Off.

BERLIN. August 28.-Emperor William
met Hans Fechner. the court portrait
painter. some days ago and asked him to
make a lithograph drawing of President
Roosevelt, Fechner's lithograph of the en-
peror having been most widely circulated
in Germany.
Fechner did so. and showed the result
to the emporer. who had two copies struck
off. One of these will be sent to Mr.
Roosevelt. The emperor kept the other one
for himself. No more copies will he taken
from the stone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
NOTHING DOING ON YACHTS.
Driving Rain Storm Sweeps Violently
Across Sandy Hook.

NEW YORK, August 2S.-A driving rain
storm from east by south swept across
Sandy Hook this morning and increased in
violence as the day advanced
There was no danger to the racers, how
ever. for although the storm was bad out
side the Hook. the bay was quite calm ow-
ing to the direction of the wind
There was absolutely nothing being done
the crews and owners alike keeping in com
Portable quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
NO TERRITORY FOR ALASKA
But Senatorial Junketers Think It
Should Have a Delegate,

SEATTLE, Wash. August 2S-Senators
Dillingham; of Vermont, Burnham of New
Hampshire, Patterson of Colorado and Mel
son of Minnesota. comprising the senatorial
party which went north two months ago to
investigate Alaska's needs. have arrived
here.
They will not favor territorial form of
government for Alaska al this time, but
they think that Alaska should have a dele
gate in Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
FROM DANCE TO DEATH.
Party Of Young Folks Thrown Into
River and Three Drowned.

PITTSBURG, Pa. August 2S.-While a
party of young persons were driving home
from a social gathering near Evergreen
borough north of Allegheny, about O'Clock
this morning their vehicle was precipitated
over a high embankment into Girty's run
and three were drowned. Two others mar
rowly escaped similar fate.
The drowned:
Myrtle Scott, twenty years old.
Mamie Scott, sister. eighteen years old.
Annie Clifford, a cousin. about twenty
years old, visiting the Scott home at Ever
green.
The party was returning from a dance
and were almost home when the horse slip
ped and fell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
FULLEST SATISFACTION
Germany Would Impress Upon Turkey
Importance of Doing So

BERLIN. August 2S.-A semi official
statement. published here, concerning the
murder of the United States vice consul at
Beirut says:
Should Turkey ask the advice of the
imperial government in this matter the i'm
perial government would not fail to impress
on the former the necessity for giving the
American government the fullest satisfac-
ton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
THE STAR BY MAIL.

Persons leaving the city for any
period can have The Star mailed to
then to any address In the United
- States or Canada. by ordering II at
this office. in person or by letter.
Terms: 13 cents per week: Is cents
Tor two weeks: or 20 cents per month.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. The
address may be changed as fire.
0uently as desired. Always give the
last address. as well as the new one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
Library on Labor Day.

All the working divisions Of the Library
of Congress will be closed September Z.
Labor day. The, exhibition halls of the
library will be open to visitors on that day
from 8. am. until 10 pm. The reading
rooms. music and prints division will be
open to readers from pm until 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
AFTER FEARFUL STRUGGLE.
Love-Sick Youth is Prevented From
Dashing Himself to Death.

DHsn1ng H1mseIf to Death.
PITTSBURG, Pa. August 2S.-Maddened
at his failure on Tuesday to kill himself
and his sweetheart because the parents
objected to their marriage, Vladimir Oper-
schal tried to commit suicide again last
night by throwing himself out of second
story window at the South Side Hospital.
His attempt was frustrated after a fear
full struggle with nurses orderlies and
convalescent patients. He was finally
dragged screaming from the window and
strapped in his bed 1t is yet doubtful
whether he will survive his self-inflicted
wounds.
Helen Ringle, his betrothed who was
found with him badly wounded, is still in a
serious condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
LACK OF PROPER PROTECTION.
Porte Sent Commission of Inquiry to
Beirut Without Result.

CONSTANTINOPLE- August 2s-News
of the assassination of United States Vice
Consul Magelssen at Beirut, Syria, while
he was driving homeward Sunday reached
here yesterday morning. The assassin is
unknown and there are no further details.
United States Minister Leishman upon
hearing of the outrage, proceeded imme-
diately to the foreign Office to confer with
Tewfik Pasha
Lack of proper protection for the public
in Beirut has been commented upon for
some time. The porte has even sent a
commission of inquiry there, but nothing
resulted.
As Precautionary Measure.
Considerable forces of troops have been
stationed In the various suburbs of Con-
stantinople as a precautionary measure in
view Of the appearance of insurgents less
than hundred miles from the capital.
train load of troops was dispatched
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
Secretary cortelyou Accepts.

An Invitation to address the international
congress of actuaries in New York city.
August 81. has been accepted by Secretary
Cortelyou of the Department Of Commerco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
LONDON HEARS THE NEWS.
Led to Believe That No Anti-Foreign
Uprising Has Occurred

| LONDON, August 2S.-The foreign office
| has received a dispatch from the British
consul at Beirut notifying the authorities
here of the assassination of William c.
Magelssen. the United States vice and dep
uty consul at that place
No details are given, and this, coupled
with the fact that there have been no devel-
opments since the assassination was report
ed leads the British officials to conclude
that no anti-foreign uprising has occurred.
The foreign office informs the Associated
Press that Great Britain certainly will not
and that it is not likely that any other
power will raise objection to summa ry
action on the part of the United States
in connection with the assassination of Vice
Consul Magelssen. no matter what pro-
cedure the State Department at Washing
! ton may consider advisa BILE.
What Russia Did
1t was pointed out that when the Rus
sian consul al Monastir murdered Rus
sia sent squadron more powerful than
that of the United States without consult
ing the other powers, with which she is
otherwise acting in common, and it was
further pointed out that the United States
is independent of European agreements re-
specting Turkey, and that no matter what
policy she may adopt in regard to the as
sassnation of Mr.. Magesscn the un-
rest at Kharput, ii will not be interven-
ton in the internal affairs of Turkey
The officials of the Turkish embassy say
the sultan viii undoubtedly institute an i'm
| mediate investigation If he has not already
| done
Deprecates Dispatch of Squadron.
The embassy deprecates the dispatch of
an American squadron to Turkish waters
tending to encourage the revolutionists,
! who the embassy declares, have been
eagerly seeking for some time to embroil
the Turkish and American governments.
The Rev. George Patterson, secretary Of
the Foreign Missions Club said today that
the society had missions at Beirut and
Smyrna. but it had no information showing
they were in need of protection
In fact" he added. "the reports we have
received make no reference whatever to un-
| rest any change of attitude on the part
| of the Turks toward the missions. Ger
| tainly we would have been advised had it
occurred"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
Scene of Trouble in Turkey.

or Berotha 1t was we'll known as Phoe-
nician seaport.
1t has been In the possession of the Ma
hometans since early in the history of that
sect.
1t has been the scene of many important
events in the long period during which it
has been under the successive dominions of
the Saraiens, Seliuks and Turks.
During the great crusades it was for
short time in the possession of the
Christians. 1t is of the most flourish
ing cities in Asia Minor.
Near Damascus and Jerusalem.
The city is located in picturesque po-
sition on the Mediterranean at the foot
of the famous Mount Lebanon. 1t is 147
miles from Jerusalem and fifty-fve from
Damascus of which it is the port.
1t has long possessed commercial i'm
portance. being the chief sea port, market
town and emporium of trade between Syria
Palestine and western Asia Minor.
The place has regular service of Egyp-
tian, French and British steamers. There
is a heavy trade with England, the vessels
bringing to Beirut cotton and wooden goods
rice, hides copper. iron and silk. The Eng
lish imports from Beirut principally
corn and silk. After the opening of the
SueZ quite an eastern trade in spices. cof
fee, indigo and jute sprang up.
Has a Bad Roadstead
American war fleet will appear is said to
be full of sand banks.
Large ships cannot approach within half
mile of the shore, but shelter is found
during stormy weather in Beirut river,
three miles from the town. This protection
will, however, probably not be available for
the big American ships of war.
Beirut is the depot of the Amercan-Syr-
Ian mission, which maintains here a school,
printing press and medical staff.
British Business Done.
Several thousand vessels enter the port
each year. Ii has a population of 5000
people. majority of whom are said to be
Christians. Beirut has grown rapidly dur
ing the present century and has many mod
ern improvements 1t has extensive water
and gas works, as well as numerous omni-
bus lines a number of ships are built
there every year.
Taken by British.
The American feet will not be the first
formidable foreign war fleet to appear be-
fore Beirut in modern times. In 1S41 Lord
Napier came TO the city with an English
squadron. The Egyptian rebels had taken
the city from the sultan. Napier bonn
barded and took the place and delivered
1t again to the Turks, who have held il
peaceably since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
SAIL TONIGHT FOR GENOA
After Coaling American Gunboats Will
Proceed to Beirut.

NICE, France, August 2S.-In consequence
of orders from the Navy Department at
Washington. the United States cruisers
Brooklyn and San Francisco. now at Ville-
franche. will sail this evening for Genoa,
where they will rejoin the Machias. After
CONTINUED on Second Page.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
CITY OF BEIRUT.
Important Oriental Commercial Port
Once Bombarded bv British.

Beirut. where the unfortunate American
vice consul, Magelssen. met his death, is
a seaport of Syria in Asiatic Turkey.
1t is believed to be the identical city men,
toned in the Old Testament as Berothah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28

Fourth-Class Postmasters.
The following fourth-class ,postmasters
were appointed today:
Maine. Clarence P. Lyons, Bancroft.
New York, Anna A. Rouse, Argyle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
Government Receipts.

Government Recedpfs
National bank notes received today for
redemption. $8s3,212 Government receipts
from internal revenue, $S760D5; customs
1928. 1856: miscellaneous, S61, $50 Expendi-
lures, 81. 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28
Presidents Prompt Action

Orders were last night Issued by President
Roosevelt from Oyster Bay that Admiral
Cottons European squadron proceed at once
to Beirut, Syria. there to be in readiness to
enforce any demands that the United States
may make on Turkey for the assassination
of Vice Consul William C. Magelssen.
Admiral Cotton yesterday responded to
the cablegram of the Navy Department or
dering him to hold himself in readiness to
proceed to Beirut that the Machias was at
Genoa c0aling and that the Brooklyn had
aboard seven days supply Of coal and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-28

Continued on Second Page.)
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-11

Stenographer and typrewriting done promptly and accurately. Call at the office of B. F. Graham & Co, brokers. Copper Queen hotel building. 12-19-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-11

Dressmaking parlors over NJ. Stein's second hand store ,opposite Brewery Gulch Restaurant Evening gowns and wraps a specially. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. James Forbes 1-S-1w
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CLASSIE FED ADS
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We only do first class work and all kinds of repairing. Weaver & Mey- CTS, Brewery gulch. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-11

The old reliable firm of A. Bauer han dies only Phoenix beef, mutton and pork and you can depend it is first class. 's'r 11-16-tf;
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TO LET-Over Central Pharmacy. 3 rooms unfurnished, suitable for light business. 1-3-tf
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For coughs and colds use Red Spruce and White Pine EXpectorant. Sold at the Bisbee Drug store. If
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HORSES FOR sALE-Apply to 3. F. Graham & Co.,, brokers, Copper Queen hotel building. 12-31rtf
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A complete line of tablets and sta tionery at the Bisbee Drug store. If
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wANTED-Clean soft rags at the Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-11

We are the pioneer piano and music
 men of the southwest and carry the largest stock south of San Francisco.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
neber cine @reueltbat i'm Gonao.
State

er5dblt Der fran5oiii6e Soriduuas.
reiienoe 9onoalot, geltiitt ouf Wit.
tbeilungcn zines @ugenSeusen, our
geleuhtlne bes i'm G~onaoItuat
iiblihen observation-disclosures folsen-
bes: Cine BON slgenten bes Congo.
ituates befebligte Grippe eingebore.
ner Soloaten ihlieBt elm Negeroori
elm benn Die @eiBen glauben, Dap
Der 0orf9auotline einen groBen gor-
ratb on Glfenbein bette. Sic Der.
iammeln Die ginpobner bes 0orfes
unb forbern iie ait ibnen ben Srt sll
5eigen, no oos glfenbein peritedt lit.
Iae ihpeigen. 9ieienigen Die man
nGber uu5fragt, antporten, baB man
Die @eiBen in Die SIRE gefiibrt babe
uno Dob Der Sdas, ben tie iuhen,
niht porbanben iei. 9ie @ei5en
alaiiben aber, man tGuide iie. Gle
lperOeu sornig, broben ben S6mor.
gen uno laiieu einige nit Ser NiG-
pferopeit1be bearbeiten. 90 lie init
bieien &obeiten nihts erreiben, iper.
Den, lie miitbenb unb bei6lieBen,
anbers bor3ugeben. Sic 6efeblen
Der gan5en gepolferung Der Srtid)ait,
iib in 2inie aui5uiteaen, uno ba!teu
Damn NIT Dem Hepolper in Der Sanb
Hara0e ob. Ser grIte in Der &eibe
miro befragt, mo Der Sduptling fem
glfenbein perborgen babe. Or ant.
mortet, er piiie es niht. Cine &u.
gel in ben 9opf itredt i'm nieoer.
Wan erfldrt ben @noeren, baB es
ibnen gerabe 10 ergeben iperoe, menn
iie babel bebarrten, nifts perratbeu
81 Dolen. 60 tobtet man @inen
nod Dem @noeren, benu Tie fonnten
ni6t bas 8orbanoeniein oeiien emit
biiaen, mas in Der Sbat nidt oa mar.
@inige Wentge MIR Wuroen ourd Die
Qasmiidenflnit Der Beriou gerettet,
sic mir bieie cole @afientbat er5dbli
bat" gonpalot Sei6net Die gr5ab'
luag nit ieinem Namen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

tennter DEN Sbopfer aus ieinerr
@erten nno tparen burd bic @iIien.
ldatt iinipioeriteblib ee3munqen, cine
leltenoe Modt anSuerfennen unb in
otelelbe nit obioliiter Siderbett Al,
e%ertranen. &oro aelpin nertritt Ste
aniitt, SdB man entfpeoer eiuen
fplllenthaftliden Glauben on cine
Shopfungsntadt onerfennen ooer
nit Cicero bic Ebeorie pom sufdGi.
gen Suiommenfommen Der Mtome
gelten loiien miiiie. WeiI nun Die
W%tologen, ourd Dos Gtubium Der
pDgltfolii6en uno bpnamiihen @eisse
IN Der belebten u1o unbelebten Gatur
gesfpungen tuiiroen, cine i6opfeiif,e
Vtad)t 5u5igeben lei Die Wifieuihoft
fem Wegenfas, ionoern etne Stiise
oes @lanbens. Miuioneu bon
W%tiuionen BON Sabren ieien nift inn
Sfanoe, cine 10 barmonii6 i6one
g8elt berporsubringen, pte Die
nnfrige lit.
Soro &elpin maft bieIe einIdnet4
oeroe Demerfung: ,&ann man iidJ
ettpas @~bfurberes benfen, pie Die
Mnnabme, baB cine @n5abI Ifome
ourh eigene &rait 6ur6 bIobeg Al.
tdaises ~8uiammenfommen einer
Ufoosopeig, cine Mifrobe ODER EN-
onocres 9~ebetpeien berporbrinae,r
tonnte2" '2orb &eIpin ibliebt fen-
frnses, aber frGftiaes Glaubensbe.
tenntniB NIT f~oIgenoer treffeuber
gemerfnng: ugor nur piersia Sab
rem fragte id Siebig tpGbreno zines
Spa5terganges uuf Dem 2anoe, OBJ &c
claude, DoB bas @afstbum bes
Groies unb Der @Iumen, Die mir
alentbalben iaben auf Bios demiIhen
ardften %berube9" .Wein", faate er.
n%ebeniopenig pie elm Bud, oob Iie
beitreibt ourh bloBe demiide 9raft
entiteben fonnte." Seoe SanbIung
oes freien meni1Iiden @inens lit
elm Wunber fir bic pbpiifaliihe,
hcmiide nnS motbemdtii6e @iieu.
ifaft. 9as lit elm naborudspoGes\
SellgniB ans Dem Wunbe bes her.
r%orragenoiten Mannes In Der piiien-
i6oftliden @elt g%nelanb's, fir Die
Sdopfungsfraft als Die Guele bes
Gebens. gs lit bimmelpeit Der.
ihieoen bon benz piiieni6aftlider
MtbeismlS zines 9arpin, $urIep,
Tpnoaa unb Spencer, bas Dor einenr
Gierteliabrbunoert als Die bobite
Weisbeit Der eebiloeten WeIt ee@
prieicn Durbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

IN Die curopdiiben &eide unb 2dnber
brodte, pitrOe audi in 9iehtenitein
peripiirt, unO iogar ruiiiite Seere
lndten Taou5 benin, oas in ben Seiten
Der Gelieionsfrtege altd idon cine
noroii6e Snpaiion, nGmli6 Sic ser
Sd)peOen fennen gelernt bate. oils
Damn Tran5 Der 8pette bie Deutihe
Gotlertrone nie6erlegte, ipar Der
Siirlt bon Giedtenitein Elm Souperoin
eeporoen, iein 2anb Elm ielbitltGnbi.
ger Staat nie irgenb elm 9onigreid
nnb I'M Sabre 1915 nabmen oub bic
Slebtenitetner gemeinihaftli1 nit
ben oertihen StGmmen on Ser Ser.
treibung IapoIeon's Sbeil. Tas
Sano frat Dem beittiden @unbe BEL,
noh oeiien gufloiung inn Sabre
1865 Siettenitein aIer g~unbespflif.
ten leoig ipurbe, ieine Sruppen, Ole
nit Der Siroler 2anbmebr p~ereiniat
iparen, fir INNER entlieB ,ino bas
frieOlide Staatspeien ipuroe, aIs bos
mir es bellte fennen.
go lit benn gaoua sic einsiae
Sauptitaot Der @elt, Die fein
Shiloerbous muf5umeiien bot, wie ia
2iedytenitein's Militdrloiigfeit fem
eigenartigites Characterization in.
nerbalb aller &ulturitaaten biloet.
SSm Sremoenbube Oes @aitbauieS
n3ltm Sopen" in 8abu5 baben oiv
Sonrilten aus aler Serren 2Gn6ern
Gieie Sbatiode in Hoeiie uno Groia
oft genug balb ituunenb, balb be.
wnnoerno permerft. 60 bid,tet
&id)oro Shmiot-G abanis: ,&eiu
itebenbes Seer uno Die Gteuern flein
oa ipiini6t' i6, geliebtes Oeutid.
lamb mein - mir mobten elm bis.
den mebr 2iehtenitein fem" Mber
ihon Die fleinen Steiiern ideinen bel
Der 9eo0lferung 2iehtenitein's nidt
gerabe iebr beIiebt 5u iein, mo fiber.
lid miro am @irtbsboustiiG beim
@las &reter ODER Sd)iGer, mie sic
beiben @aou5er @eiuiorten genonnt
merOen, iiber Die Steuern nibt mini
Der ecifimpft nie iiberan In Der
@elt, oenn ionit bGtte es Ser Sc.
meinoefaiiirer nidt n0tbig eebobt,
lin offi5ieaen Woniteiir bcs fleinen
Staates, Dem 2iehteniteiner Bolts.
blatt bonn 81. Ipril foIgenbe Berlin.
oignng 81 erlaiien: n9ieienigen,
ibre Sterern nod nidt beSablt
merben bringenS aufeeforoert,
iih bon bieier ifsperen Inter.
loiiungsilnoe fret gu MAIDEN, nod
ebe Der Safer burd bic SIuren
ibDirrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

!lno Wfooen befreien. gs eiebt and
@ogel, Die iid aus bemieIben @runoe
81 9efobrten Der 9tbinoaeroiie ge.
moht baben nnb iid) itets in beren
ysabe alfbalten. @benio einieitig 1T
Der Tat Der ShofdIe,. peIte SEN
Sopen auf benz Sube foIgen unb itt
BON ibnen bic ano1en Der eroberten
geute reierpiren laiien, obne ibnen
je etnen @egenbienit leiiten Sl fonnen.
0as sleide gerb1ltntB beitebt atpi.
itben Dem Sot imo Dem GiIotenfiid.
Die Imeiienneiter iino Sufluhts.
ltaften fir, 8lattlGnfe nno aIerlei
Safer, ba bieie beiben Sbierarten
Siibigfeiten bon iif geben, pelfe
2ederbiiier fir sic sl1meiien biloen,
cber aber atberii6e Sette, ipeIte
gerooeou als gerauihunesmittel fiir
bic @meiien bienen. Die ieIt1amite,
aber anf 8eeenieitigfeit ~berubenoe
Gomposnieibaft berri6t atpiiben
Dem giniieblerfrebs unb Der Gee.
anemone. Ser 9rebs finbet es oft
ans Selbiterbaltingstrieb ratbiam,
Gle Seeonemone auf ieinem &iiden 5lt
trdgen, oenn oieie iiebt 5tpar anihei-
memo iebr leiht bertpunobar aus, lit
es ober tbatiadlid niht. sic lit
namliH ln9enieB6ar, pabrenO Dem
Giniieolerfrebs biel nahgeItelt miro.
neil er iebr idmafbaft lit. Die Gee.
onemone bageeen nabrt iid bon Den
Speiiereiten bes arebies. Sft ge.
ielt lid ibnen nod elm britter Vart.
ner an, ein LANCER Seerpurm, Der in
elmer bonn &rebie aooptirten Iri6el
lebt. Gr perrihtet feinerlet Irbeit
uno laBt iib nur fiittern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
Gpeiicgcnoilen Der Sbieriuelf.

Ian fam, pie Die o3eiti6rift fir
Simmel uno Groe" beri6tet, IN Der
Stierpelt gar ieltiame &amera0s
iduften beoba6ten, aaerOingS be.
ruben oieie ni6t auf ibealer Sreunb'
i6oft, ionbern meiit auf einem
froiien ggoismus. 60 3. 9. uurOe
elm &rofooil beobodtet, IN ociieE
meitgeGffneten &aden elm S0gelhen
iurftlos Elm. unO ausflog, Die lGiti.
gen Sliegen ulspideno INTO aus Den
3Gbnen Die Speiiereite entfernenb;
6uS &cptil huloete oas sierlihe
Gbicrd)cn n(s 3abnitcder. @emig.
lam befanmt lit es. DAB 8ogel iif nit
Ninopicb feirelinGelh uno cs bon ben
in Ger Saut ,eingcgratcnen 3cden