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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

HOW TtFE UltI0AntEU PLAY fb
ROH \ KINGDOM.
Il has sometimes struck me that
anma ~ yuu. when YOU have heard
air tell theHe little adventures of
mine. NAY have Knnr away Win
the Impression that ! was cuucsitod-
There could net be- a greater mis-
take than thir fof ! have always
observed that really fine soldiers afr
free fium fhls falling u s true
that have had t. depict myself
soinatimsH as heaNs. Hamr times a.
fun Of resource. always ~ interest
ina but. then. IL really Aas ~, and
had O. take the facts as ! found
them u would b. an unworthy 81
frctHtiun n I were 20 pretend thnt
my uareef has hsfrn hnYfhiuE hW a
fine one The Incident which ! VII
tell YOU tonight. Il one which Yuu
viii understand that Only a modest
man would describe After all when
one has STAINED such a position as
mine. oae can afford to speak ~
what Rn ordinary nsn mlEht Do
tempted 90 conceal
Voc must know, thsn, that after
the Russian campaign the remains
% ear pouf army we're quaFtrfrd
siattK The western bank u ths Elhe
u here they might thaw their fruErn
hiu-sd ard to-. Ntth the help az the
good German bret, - pat a little be-
tween thrtr skin ana their hanes
Fhrru we're some things watch se
could not haRe 20 regain. fnr Z dare
say that thfaf large aemusssaf lat
faufKuns would hut have Huffis 81 u
1afrY The fiusrra aud the toes " hleh
ti5a arms haa shvd tzpsrfuE that -
treat sim tran and crippled as we
sEufe. We had much 60 te thankful
fuF q han wn taauEhf " uuf finuf
comrades whom - had left behind.
and ~ the snow fields To this day
my ffirnds I a. not care D. ses FED
sad y bite taHrther EVEN ~ rcd
cap tafuNu down upnn mY white
cfunietpsne has given M dreams in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

they had been trained 90 pluck the
nfan ln the fields aa they pRnael,
aud to grind II tor themselves ~
The hiFouafa n WA a. mat iltf
If year therefore that those swift
marches we're performed when were
the wonder aud the despair II -
rome. nut nov the starving men
lad e. ba made robust oHte Wots,
ana / WAS forced a. drhw Into the
fitch continually ne the tghuHn
sheer aud the Hawaiian hullueh -
seine streaming past with wager,
loads 81 Berlin beer ana goo,
French aagnae. eninelil1"H' 700,
would hear the dry rattle 81 the
drttna and the nhflli whistle 81 the
fifrs and long columns IT our snan
itals infantry men would HW me
mast me alih the white dunt lflnE
thieh upan their blue tuntrH. These
,esre old Haidierh drawn from the
raffiaaua 81 unf German furiffrHe7i
faf IL waa not until Mas ihHi thf
new eanHefipta began 70 arrive from
France.
Wen. was rather tired II ihis
eternal stopping and nodsins, 80
that I WAS mot SORRY when ! fhthe
a. Altfnbufg Ia find that the ROAD
siif iaea ahA that I could iakr fhr
HMHNNtNH N anu AANNfHhah AaA"ft' ~
wefr few WnFfarufa between there
and grvis aad the rad wound
through groves - oaks aud hesrhfa,
which shot their branches across the
path. You will think lt strange
That a colonel Of husaefH should
asain and again ruii up his horse IN
order 60 HaWife the beauty - the
feHtheFy branches and the little.
green. ueM buadrd inaVea. bat n
Yau he'd spent sfx utonths among
the ~ trees ~ NussiR Yuu Huald be
. ale ga understand nis.
There wna something. h@HHfe fi
W. hirh pleased me very mun less
tAen the beauty - the forests. and
fiAt was ths Worda ard LOOKS - the
folk Nho lived u the woodland wi
iaRrH We had always been sHoeis
lent friends with tho nefmans sud
during the iasf - YsarH hsf hsd
never seemed e. hear a. auF malice
Coz having made a liftls free With
thsir country We had shawn hlud
nsssns 10 the msu and received them
ffam the saWeH. 30 that good. CONT
Portable Germany ives sssennf
home to all u ua ffHt nov there
was something which could not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

which / have seen those monHtfous
plalnn. the reefing tortured army.
nna the crimson HmeafH, which
Elarcd upon the Hnaw behind thefus
You will coax mo story out OF ue
about that business fuf the thought
uf Ii Is enough 90 turn my vine 10
vinegar aud ms tobacco "a straw,
OF the half million who creased
the Eihn Ia the autumn % the year
ne. auant 40 600 infantry were lef
in tho aprinR OF IA iiut they Nsrr
Terrible men. these a. 900 men 81
Iron. eaters uf horses, aud Hlrepofs
in the nnaW ailedl too. With taHe
aud bitterness against the ltuasialH#
They would hold the hihr unul the
great army ~ aonaafipte. y hlrb the
.mprraf was raising in France,
ahauld be- ready - help them To
CfuaH II once more.
Hut the cavalry was lp aepl"es
able cnndifian MY own huHaafH
safe Af Norma ana when ! pafadea
them frat / burst into tears AZ ifs
sisht 1T them. Ay fine men ana NY
b-auttftl knfHes ii broke tny heart
to see thr state Go Witch they Nere
reduced uHut courage ! thuhkhts
They have iaat much bat thor
entan.i H. sfiii iefi - them Het
tn work therefore. Co forHf th"if
Disasters. aud had already e"ns
atfueted fWn good squHdfnhH, when
an order came that ala eeluheA -
cavalry should repair Instantly "a
the deuntn 81 the frgiWeiiia pa
Ffanre to Organizes the recruits ahd
ihs rvmounir Tot the enmiuE cam
Yea win think doubtless that (
naH oasttnYad AZ this chaues of
whiting hnHe aHcr more ! WI nnf
danY that it vas pleasure 90 me 70
huaW that I should nee WI Waihrf
aEain. and there srfr = fH~ siriH
l, ha would be- kffK HIad ~ The
news bat there were others iu TIE
army who had a stronger eiain ]
would have given 4iY place 20 nnF
who had wives ant ehii1fess whom
they might not 500 again However
there = no afEaiu8 Whrn ths blue
paper ntth the little I'D seal ar
ftVss. - within an hour I wAs or
uf-tu faY great ride ffefu the hlhe
so tha NasEus A. lasi / VAS 90 have
q pafina "a quiet Waf wf behind
ems mares tail and peace iu 'front.' -
hoe nussfiis ~ ! theusht 40 The
sound Of the buNies fied ln the fis-
tsnes. aud fhs isuE white foad
rufied away in from - nas through
tiafn ard forrest and niaautsln. With
f'fanra sona y here beyond fhe blue
haze " uirh iaY apan She hufthan
10 D. interesting bot u ts elHu
fatiguinH % rlle Ia the rsaf - 80
army IL the harvest tifue eur Hnir
airfs eaaid % eithaui supplies. Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

understand in the behavior m the
eroHlp The travellers made pa HnH
auaH b. mN HHlufrl The f9frHlHfa
TUNED their heads hWaF 20 hK9ld
a.,tnr g8e and iu thf Villages The
f.ik would gather into knots lu the
aaadRnY and would anawl ~ nae ne
paHsrd Even women would 90
tina and it was something Dew t"t
mn boz those days e. SEQ any thlns
bat smile in o. w0mhn'H eyes wh'n
lhsY turned upon me.
~ was Boz tho hamlet Of hghnlaillit
ItiHt tsn miles out of AltHnhufr,
MAJ tba tbina became mnHt marked.
had stopped al the little ihn mere
Jest ca damp my muHtHch ana 70
waah the iuat nuf Of uuaf Nioletfea
throat II HHH ms WHy 10 give some
little compliment Df possibly kiaHs
80 the maid hhu served nae. bat ms
ono would have neither tho one nor
Tao nfhnr. bat aaftrd q glance &c ne
ithe q haYonnt thrust Then when J
faiHed mg slana a. the fs.k ehn
drunk thair beer by The 100 thsb
turned their backs on me sac only
enc feiinN. who eried. Here's n
fannf FOR you h0yai Heres ~ The
letter TO- Al that they ali suntief
their beer mugs and laughed bat II
luwship ia ~
vas turning this over 10 my
head hud wondering what thrir
henfish conduct eduid mean. when !
saw. aH / rode through hr village.
"a great 4 nrN carved upon a tree. !
had already seen more than one poo
my mornings ride. bat ! hRd given
no Thought 20 thenf until the words
az the beet HflHker gave them 40
importance. ~ CHANGED that -
spectacle looking pafAnn uHa rains
past mo 81 the moment. 80 ! tufhfh
a. hlm fnf Information
-'UHn Fun tell me. Htf Haia J.
"a hat this letter T laf
fie booked 81 Ne and then 81 nfe ~
fh0 nnnl singular fashion. fnanE
man said hH ~ IL not the letter
: Then before I could ask fuf
thur De- eiapned HE Hpufs into hiH
HORSES fIha ana rode stomach 70
earth. upon hla WaF
a. fnnFfuafHH d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

Ballard ship Carpsntess ga ssr
street ball ballard
Electrical Workers 10. sf4-walf.
rsesrs bal. 1850 sarona 4senu=.
Iron NoilieFs - Western tssnfFaf
Labor Union hall. i1as Second nv-
entf@
Fisrsfssfs Olympic han. fiaf4
SECOND avenue.
shr.t Metal Wafkaza xo.f=t,,..s
bah. ttzQ secon1 avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
THE MARKETS

sfrA - BERRIES s0id u Der sfats 4
iowsr this morning than they dia I
Saturday. There are none bat native
Berries on Western avenue and they !
are coming IN 80 freely mat theY /
are quoted this morning AZ 81 - and /
g. esnoseserriea have adv ancrd g.
o. IS Per crate Cherries and apr. I
cots are quoted At u and 81. - Der
crate.
Green peas fell of 70 ard q cents
per pound. New potatoes declined !
cent per pound. ant asparagus y as
quoted a. 81 per box
WHOLESALE PRICES
rTh.ss Briss= are e any bay.r IN aasn.
rilss. Fficss 81 small gatehasas szsrazs
D. psr esat. hixhsrJ
Provision.
S-=-.h nisas-gaz 49,. - -. sfrs.s h~~f
o =. saaffass $50 a P@rss inT ~.
lssaas Hanss. r. ~. htsAssa b..
can- iTsa 10. bellies. tsssh. tzr p
Vegetables
eaiifarrsa Ersen cora. IL dat. taFtss1k
fssafo@~ aattes. - nsel - 80 I'm - siillas.
si4gF4 90 tpn as~ eAHfasnss, ~ lsAti =
n serrsts q g. tomatoes. 81 l54 - tat.
iettues a. - $50. csailneNsF o. - 49,.
ssbs@Ne. ~ - eut nntler rhnHmro. sH1'ae
~. astis> a-tsrzss-- st.@ b. netiss
esssbsrs. n. efi - das. f@aishss iee aes.
On e,ssrAss. sassns. sis"st.sa emt. srs-n.
o dsaen bunehs~
Greer fruit. Ess.
stra.t~rsiss. 81 sss0so0 erats Sosalsi-sf.
ries. 81 - hos. Calitpfnis ah~rFfes ki~sf
/ - asssseots 81 so - crate. California
sifrranss ~ crate. Tasgtasfsirs, 81 = agai
s.==sta=-=ts= e. fs-s=Fs4HHTFis-I 90
isfass- s. s.-sA - issx fasase.. ~ zass z.
hor apas. "a 8sf ~ l.ar bananas. a. -
81 - nsnrh srara fruf = aNff3gi
Butter, Cheese. Eggs. pevltry
Ru,,.r wastinsto1 ef-amsras'. ssrs
Esss~ ssssa ranch aga2ss az. Easisra.
easa~.s- Na,lv. ws.l.ssiaa. fan srsaas.
IS. nrnhafKrf ife sAisa. bfiah, isV "
haa<' Is4iTe. i've sseks. - arss-rs. ioe.
svrfnK ehtrksnH. 81 Eigfaso apa,
Hay. Grain ard Feed
oss. Ssso ton. harlsL $500 ioa.
t.ran e. ~ taa. sharts. s11 % tea. 90 eaks,
5000 ton. Eastern WashfaNtra TESTIFY.
s290o fan. E4stefa N.ashlnEfon esaua ~ 80
fimothr. tp1so teri fsifarnia haf. st5.es
fon California alfalfa. sifD1 fusl
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
frhe-s prices arr fss soo-is as.ivsfsl q.
raiirasa fr-ssht asfai. ~ ea ths ga IN
This cit5J'
Hay ard Grain
.fso Ton. alfalfa. fts0g ton. aafs a. 90
t1H. barley. So % ton. Theat. 41sifn Ton
bran. f1gO - Ton shorts. 81 % ton, mid.
cunEs So VO423 % ton
Eggs, Poultry and Livestock
Eerinf shlskans 81 g5d - 1gx.
less fresh rsmeh. isisc scr iiFo hrnf
ffi4sise h.. live dHgks II -. dfesssa
veal s0fpc H.. dressed melton. Iifuna ~
orssaei hoes. o. d. ghalfe hasi rHgsi On
fgpt. 3AH ~ steers uu fuut4 t'ffft $40 ~
calves. 90 loot. 1HHHil 10. hogs. 90 f7ot
y To-. hia~s. 60 ID
vesstahls and Green Fruits
Burbank iatafess Hativss. $500 t9ut
TskiHsas stagG tuni carrots - sart5
native anien-. -. Sraps fraii. = Seas. "a
b1r, comb hqfsg. ltc 10.
-a.p .a--=
Spend sunday IN the country AID
rlns ~ The Mstthieesn. launch leaves
Isesrhl Eoat HOUSE ! >. m. black
4OTs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

The Walter Fan4efa C1fupams
snefna o. b" ztvlnH TIE patrons %
thn Third Avenue thsafsr tuHt fhs
soft ~ attractions they like best fsr
lest nlsht the epuraHy appeared for
TIE ftfsf tisua in Northern taAtta
and aisast every seat ln the hnmse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

aas fliad.
The play d~ais Nffh iife on ihr
piaEss end IL eeHfrfed anslHd a Ktil
lfnFf garrison Ia Nantesaa. A. In
dian aathreas Furnishes excitement
enough Tor sNefy lsudF Naiiiassi Dee
flaud aa an Indian hfaEe, anf
Aaislaide siuiih Ia hrr love niak IVA
aesHsa. aFr particularly auna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
-Ths s,sbber..ss - osrsldIa.a

MARY Mantmflnx wili ahaw fuss
bow stubborn Geraldine aaa uhen
zfss brings her New fafk cnanpaay
g. tha Gfsnd ThIFsthF ?. far = fhsas.
uiEht snERRsHnrnf- Arthur ayrafi
Who has starred aou1a or his ukn
aecaunt ls Mas Aanusfsns's taafius
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

There Ia SOME
thing mote than
vaguely familiar
L. -n..nIn IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
TsE THgArgRs

seettle-fiaker Theatrr rampany
IN A Uilded Foot.
Third Avenue Walter nausers
',ef1neny ln Northern Laehta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

90 to splnnlps ZOE bicycle rsps,s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15
Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson at Hanhs TIA
Monday and Friday evenings ~
Safs lessons daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

apend sunday IN the country and
zine ~ rhs Matthieasn. launch leaves
.ssnh H0at HOUSE ! ,. m Black
40f9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

atrset.~rslsss sf ssras00 efats. Sgassi-ss
rtes a. - sas. gaiitefnis eh~rrtes ki~sa
I % aafscuts. SLOW - crate - ltai IA
eafrrNnle ~ crate. TasEfleffirt. ~ - 90
a.f-zAt.---s.= q s.-s.-aaaaaseHs4 ~
i-fltsfs 81 ssssA ts1z fasssszes. - ssstf5 =
t-sn apasn IA .f54f - lsar bananas q -
~ = isianqh rfafa fratf - 1nlf -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

Hurbaak potatoes. natives. $500 tom
TskiHia=. siaas tun carrots ~ - sart5
NATIVE onions. 30. xrapa frait. - .ffzfa. "a
bors comb hpHsY. itr 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

tiflss. Prices % small gufahasas aEsrai
~ psr esat. hiEhsrJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-15

ade is Of immense bargain
The prices are low. but
Every counter contains &
lowest selling point. W
a vcriiable bargain mon
&c watching for opportni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
@as elm @anber ipGre.

Ser befannte 8rofeiior cd. on Der
unioerittdt 8. bate i'm 9oaeg iiber
8unoer geiprofen. Im S6luiie Der
8orleiltng trat Elm Stlibent gu linn,
hanfte linn fir bas, mas er aus lei.
mem 8ortrag gelernt babe, bot aber
Inn Die grlaubniB, i'm nod INN eintge
Grlduterungen iiber elm @unoer fra,
gen al oiirfen, ba er oariber nod,
nidt aeniieenb flar tel. Ser Bro.
fciior, Der Ole @bii6t, iif iiber ibn
luitig su MAIDEN, iofort ourdidaitte,
iagie Dem Stubenten, er moge nur IN
Der Sorbaue marten, Bis ole Gin
neienben iif entiernt bGtten. Der
Stuoent nabm an Der i'm angetpteie'
rem Stele ieinen Stanb unb bei6df.
tigte ii9 in Gebanfen oemit, nie er
feline Sraeen am ihipterigiten lteaerl
f0mre, ais er pIobItb uno gar5 url-
ertpartet cine ihaGenbe Sbrfeige bon
Ginten erbielt, Die ibm etnen S6mer.
sensid)rei auspreBte. Sinter ibm
itanb Ser Brofeiior uno fraste IN
freunolid ianftem Gone Sen Stuoen-
ten. oh oas, mas er eben gefiiblt, ibm
Sdmer5 peruriudt babe. - ngi, bas
mill i6 meinen!" iagte Ser Stuoeut
miithenO. = rRun, ieben Sic, meir
2ie6er", e%ntgegnete Ser 8rofeiior,
"es fpiiroe elm @linoer geipeien iein,
penn Sic feinen S6mer6 sefiiblt
EGtten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
fommen biirfe, neil er bieies fiji,

fommen biirfe, neil er bieies fiji.
lftper ausauiprehen belt. Gin ouS
selebener $iitorifer, Gbriitian S6es
lei. er5ablt folgenbe ieItiame ginfdna
Sarl's oes Sinf5ebntea: 4m Gage
leIiter 8ronung, ais er i'm ieiedi6eu
Iuf5uge nit Sroue uno 4~r0nunas-
mantel bon Der Stride mad benz arS4
nltllgs'bloiie rift, panoelte i'm pl6s.
lid ole Sult an, einen 8alopp ans,r.
lHlagen. Nur nit Miibe gelana es
Dem SberitaImeiiter, &c. RaieItGf
81 befuegen, ibre Hoae TIM 3uge ein4
sltbalten. Stefer iaet: ,8ieaeiAt
bat nod ltlemalS Elm SerriHer oer
gttfetie 10 graltiame S6nippGen ae-
%ld1lagen." Gen Sroen bes beiIiaen
OLAF perlieb er etnmal auf foIaenoe
Wetle: 4uf elmer &eiie, oils man
geraoe einen SmbiB 5u ii6 nabm, be.
lpegte er lid pl0Bltd, Die Sroens.
lnilgnien IN Der Sanb, auf BEN 8e-
treffenhen 81 unb iagte gang einiad:
"Ga, oas lit fir Sic, lid on Der uir4
erslpredliben 9eitiir3ung oes Ius.
ae5eifneten tpeibeno, Der, elm Butter.
hroo In Der Sanb uno cine Saroine
out ieiner 9abel aufgeipieBt, nidt
ipuBte, pie er iib 5u Der erforoerlihen
Wuroe uilfrdffen ioate. Gin anoeres
Wfal, als Der &onig tpGbreno elmer
Sagopartie iiber ernitli6e 9inge milf
Dem 8eianoten Iopoleon's oes
Erttten p%lauOern moGte, umfaBte er
bielen, bob i'm bon Dem gooen alf
nllo leste ibn iib gang rlibig arf ben
StooB. Sobalb er mieber freige.
laiien mar, beetle ii6 Der Diplomat
= Elm fleines, biirres un6 Iteifes
Otdnnden = Dem Bremierminiiter
an erfldren: SD liebe cine Derartige
Sage nidt." SIM llebrigen trlig er
Dem gutniitbigen Hieien bie Sa6e
nidIt peiter nad. 9aS genebmen
Starl's bes Siinf5ebnten perIeste MIR
ielten. oa es itetS bonn Ser5en fam.
go fragte er, als er einmal in oen
@drten BON 9rottninebolm bie aoni.
gin iu6te, elm aammerm1bben:
r&ait Sn Siiie niht geieben?" gs
fam oas oaber, neil err, penn err an
Die 9onigin badte, oieie nrr 9uiie
nannte. Ils er i'm Halait bon Stod.
holm einmal in sic 8emGher ieiner
Wtlltter trat, melde ben Tabaf nidt
leioen fonnte, entlebigte err iit ieiner
Gigarre einfa6 baburh, BOB .er Tie
Dem Dor linn bas @emebr prGIenti-
renoen Soloaten IN Den Muno idob.
aarl Ser SiinfSebnte mar Waler unS
0ifter. ollie Die oben m~iteetbeilten
3uge laIien fif alts elmer grt ibm
a~nGeborenen fiinltlerii6en Sempera.
ments erfldren. Die ffanoinapilden
Wtnieen entbalten beltte nod manhe
Sanol6aften bon ibm. Sn 8erien
tonnte err iogar impropiiiren. 9a
er elm siuar pbantaitiiher, aber in-
teuiaenter Wann mar, 10 persidtete
er audi auf ieinen Slan elmer ifan6i-
napiIdlen Union uno trat SreuBer
1864 nift in ben @eg, : als es inn
Terein NIT Seiterrei6 ~Sdlespig.
Solitein itammperpanSt" nit ben
@affen eroberte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Gin urisimeller GdiueScnfGnis.

ShpeSen bat befanntlid Die linn
reftli6 nod @blauf oes bunoertiab.
iigen Yfanbpertroges 5uitebenben
Mehte auf Die oeutide Staot @is'
mar anfeegeben. Nidt INNER mar
Ghmeben Dem Seutiblanb oes 19.
Sabrbumberts 10 freunbli6 geiinnt.
@s bat nod Dor niht an5ulanger
Sriit, inn Sabre 1868, einen 8onig
bon Sdpeoen segeben, Der nad
einem geiu6 in Baris BEL Napolepn
BEN 0ritten Dem fomooienbaften
@orfGmpfer Der RationalitatssSoee,
ieinen Blan elmer ifanoinaoii6en
Union, ipel6e ibre Spise eegen
0euti6lanb ri6tete, 81 perDirfliden
iudte. @s mar Scarf Der Stint
sebnte, Der bon 1860 biz 1872, alio
mGbreno bes preuBiifen &rieges in
Sdlespig, 8onig bon S6pebea rmo
Nortpeaen tpar uno Der bereits oapon
trGnmte, Die brei ifanoinapiihen
Meife nnter einem Scepter 3u per-
etnigen. sIs Die i6lespis.bolItei-
niihe Srage in Sang fam, i6lob
&arI Der Siinf3ebnte NIT Dem linn be.
~freunbeten Srieorib Dem @dten BON
Ianemarf einen formlifen @ertrag
ob. @ur Der idpebiide Winiiter
oes IeuBern puBte mBer Dem
3onia bapon. Sobalb ieine Goaegen
i'm September 1868 ertubren, baB
Sas @prt bes &onigs bereits Der.
pfGnbet lei, mar hire Grregung sroB,
unO lie iudten nm cine Muoiens i'm
Shloiie ulrifsSal nod. Sic be-
aann INN bic Mitte bes Radmittags
nno bebnte iih Bis sebn llbr slbenos
ous. 9ie @iniiter iagten Dem 8onig
rffen, bob Der Sfron auf Dem Spiele
itGnbe; iniolgeoeiien i6lne Ger &Snig
Dor. anoere Soie 6u befraaen, unb
ihlieblih mid er Stiid INN GtId
auriid unb CAB 5u, ooB S6peben
rihts nnternebmen iole. gr mar
&omantifer ourd unb ourdb unb batte
merfmiirbige gigenbeiten. 60 finn.
merte err iih ME nm has, mas man
i'm IN ben Ebronreoen iagen lieB.
ssnr bcitanb er Elm fir ollie Dial oar.
aut baB oas Wort .Saberneslanoet"
@aterlaua) IN Den &e1en ni4t Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Sine fOitlide Salidnmssseididjte

beridtet Der Mntiperpener ,Wtatin"
bonn Gonso: Die Sifi5iere oes Staa-
tes iteben iid nielfa6 niht gut nit
ben Seamten Der Sanoelsgeleaa
idaften. @abrifeinli6 par arih
picbcr einmaI cine Hei6erei porge.
fommen, ieoenfaqs batten Die Diff
8iere oes betreffenoen 9esirfes be.
i6loiien, Dem cipiliItiihen glemento
einen Streid an ipielen. ltno 10 per-
fielen lie auf folgenOes geniale Spiel:
Wan entnabm einem glefanten Glen.
beinSabne uno itelte nah oeren
@tuiter stpei gIei6e 3dbne aus SOILS
her; Damn idraubte man lie getpiiien-
baft in Die &eite Der 3dbne, Ole iif
nod I'M Waule bes &ieientbieres be-
fanoen. Die Igenten Ser Saftorei
lieben Die eingeietten 3Gbue MN
ebenio geuiiienbait abidser, punber-
ten ii6 babel aber ni6t penig iiber
beren eigentbiimlide Struftur. Die
8ei6i6te eri6ien ibnen i6lieBli6 10
auffGllig uno beoeutiam, Dab lie iid)
enti6loiien, Die Sol55abne sur Inter
iufung nuh 9riiiiel 5u ienbeu. ltnb
bier orafelten Die bonn Staate be.
5ablten @elebrten, bob Die SABINE
~alleroings bon Glfenbein ieien, baB
aber cine beionoere 4ranfbeit, Die
Den Namen rNircroignitbaumatur-
gia" fibre, bas glfenbein in Sol5
pertpanoelt babel Gs lei niht bas
erite WaI, iesten tie itol5 bin5u, oaB
lie bieie @rideinlng beobaftet
hGttenl Sic Hesierung aber par 10
cnt5iidt bon Oieier 8elebriamfeit, Dab
lie Die 9e5iige oieier peroienten
Staatsbiirser iofort erbobte!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
S6eilnabme.

9ienitmGofen (5ur Game, sic ser
franfen Sausirau einen @elu,
mader mild: Isle fommen Su ipdt,
Die anGbige Srmi lit eben %geitorben!"
Game: D@hL pie idabe . serooe
poIlte i6 ibr meiuen tleuen Sut
aeiaeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Der Gintie0ler in $ifilien.
.at Nnu &. q. -
Bon s. o..

Mrtf sic gitte hes gnfonIc. melber
Dem 8rior mittbeilte, OaB CT Die gu
icmmenfunft i'm 9loIter a%ngeoronet
botte, purOe ioelei6 ell 8ote on ben
Gremiten Nomlaloo obgeianot, I'M
i'm az bitten, elmer Scierlidfeit,
weld,e oenielben gbeno i'm 8lolter
itattfinben iollte, bei5unobnen. Die.
Ter iagte 5u, melt entfernt 81 oermu-
then, mas leiner martete
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
Muscisc.

.gusrufer fir geriteiaer,mger
rerlanat. 9erieuise erbdlt Den Sor-
jug, Der suglei9 ais @audreoner
mitbieten fann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-02
SrnffehIer.

(Sportberi6t.) I'm flint Hun6en
iiberbolte Serr @amperI ieine @eal
ner i'm 0auer I"aufen.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1903-04-16
RONALD.

The Cleaner lodge gave dance 10
their hall Wednesday evening, and
although not very large crowd was
there good time is reported.
Claire Harrington, wife and baby Of
Belding were callers at A. L. Harring'
tons last Wednesday.
Ezra Pierce who has been very sick
with pnenmonia Is able to be out again
Ambrose Stoddard was home from
Ionia last Sunday.
Zala Howe, Will Yeomans and Era
Cheney are improving the looks Of
their farms by some new wire fence.
Mr.. Rockefeller and wife have NOV
ed on TO Will Myres farm, he will helI
him the coming summer.
Homer Adgate and wife OF Berlin
visited at Frank Hoppough's Sunday
Guy Harrington 10 quite sick with
the grippe.
Stanley and Palmer Miller of Chi
cago are at grandpa Brooks for the
summer.