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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21
A DESPERATE DEPOSITION.

Senator Morgan introduced two bills
yesterday. one to annex Panama ana
pay Colombia an indemnity ana the
other directing the President to enter
into negotiations preparatory to con-
suucting "a Nicaraguan canal This in
dicates the absurdiues to which the
opponents Of the Presidents course in
the Panama affair have gone.
OF course Mr.. Morgan does not want
us to build two canals. and Of course
he does NOT mean that we shall annex
Panama, while cutting the canal
through Nicaragua and Costa Rlca.
What he does mean. apparently. is to
embarrass the Administration IL pos
sible and to tie Its hands.
Yesterday, too. Senator Patterson as
sailed the President. and after indulg-
ing in much undignined abuse let the
real motive for his remarks be known.
He is in favor Of the Nicaraguan route.
For this reason he is willing to reiter-
ate the stale charges that the Presi-
dent aided and encouraged the Panama
rebellion. That Is an assertion that
may be repeated as long as senators
choose, but the fact remains that there
Is not an icta OF competent evidence to
sustain IT, But why does Senator Pat
terson favor the Nicaraguan route2 II
we chose to interpret his motives as
he interprets those OF the President we
may conclude that be favors Nicara-
qua because the Administration does
not and opposes Panama because the
Administration has eho-ou 3.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21

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10 tho Evening Journal office 10 be
handed 10 The carrier.
Persons temporarily leaving the city
can have The Evening Journal for
warded 60 them and thus keen I'm touch
with events transporting at home.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21
TAAT MEETING
BY the Bard of Avon.

Jay Frank. Welcome Ned. In sooth
thou'rt late. Here have / been with
this same Anticipated varlet waiting
for thee since cock crow. Come
hithor and let my arms embrace kim
dred flesh.
Jay Edward. GadzoolSsi Thou'rt warm
in thy greeting. For while / never
knew man more native to my heart
than thou, yet thy rich offerings Of
love overcometh me.
(Weeps silently)
Heigho, It's a weary life. observes
Jester) Come hither fool, thy mot
ley becomes thee well, for the clothes
should but reflect the mind. Hast
thou no word Of greeting for thy
master?
Caleb. Yea. sweet lord. had my back
more joints than Sussex viper /
could not bow me low enough in
token Of my humility.
Jay Edward. TITS we'll Gadzooksi
I'll brook no insolencei Crawl thou
to yonder door and here again in
token OF thy humility.
Caleb crawls.)
jay. Frank. My gracious master.
there are those outside who would
enter even the scribes with pads in
hand to give the world cognizance
Of our affection. Come, let's form
loving group and as we speak sweet
words Of blandishment, wen bid the
scribes enter.
Jay. Edward. Marry, well bethought.
Thou hast "a shrewd conceit thou seat
warmer. lThey embraced Now
throw The doors wide open and let the
hedauhed varlets enter Gre
portcrs cnfer)
JAY Edward These ore my two sons.
j. Frank. Nny ntan,ts
Jester Yes; fathri nnih~rs. hrn.hrrs.
sisters leeches-
Curtain.
Reported by VIII Shakespeare
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21

Misses Carmen ban3oists; La Petite
Adelaide, the clever little dancer. for
merly with the well-l1nown Rogers
Brothers show; Lillian Waltone. the
famous lady baritone; J. c. Nugent &
Company in their amusing comedy.
1.-THE Rounder," are all clever in their
respective lines. Cooke and Miss Roth
ert continue to be the star attraction
of the week.
The Moss Musical Family is an
nounced to appear at Dockstader's
Garrick Theatre the coming week The
Noses are known the country over as
musical comedy company par excel
lence. and their appearance at the
Garrick viii doubtless interest a large
number Of people who are familiar
with the talents of the well-known
musical company.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21

From the Minneapolis Journal.
The State Bcard OF Health has taken
drastic action In requiring all munich
palties in Minnesota that drain their
sewage into rivers, streams or lakes by
artificial means to install septic tanks
or inter beds. Ia a thckly settled coun-
try there Is great danger from such dis
eases as typhoid fever unless the whole
water supply Is pure. II is almost I'M
possible 10 assure purity unless the great
ost care is taken TO prevent gcrmbcaring
drainage ffom entering rivers or lakes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21
Not Cut Out For a Muqwump.

From The Boston Herald
Somehow President 1Iadioy's remarks to
the harvard students on the subject Of
opportunities for political influence lack
tho familiar academic rlng. They are
rather more practical than lhooretc or
IDEAL particularly when he advises young
men who 80 into poi,ios 20 choose their
party ami stand b. Il. and If reforms are
necessary, 70 bring them about from with.
IN the party rather than from without.
Obviously President Hadiey was never
cut ont for a musVpmp.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21

II is whispered in official circles that
Postmaster-General Payne is 10 retire
from the cabinet at the close Of the
Presidential term, which will give him
a little more than a year yet TO serve
OF course should President Roosevelt
for some reason not be nominated or
should fail In election his service would
be az an end anyway The reason for
his retirement is given that he wishes
TO look after his many interests in Wis
consin, but there is a suspicion that the
fact that me has not been a remarkable
success is the real reason. II is GUS
tomary for a President to have one
member Of his official family who is
regarded as the political member. and
this role has been played by Payne.
but it is doubtful whether he has add
ed anything 10 the real strength OF
the present Administration.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21
TEAcHINo oHILoREN ID HoARp.

The Century Club OF Dover has in
ptitutad savings bank FOR the pupils
poi inc public schools and on casual
examination the object seems praise
Testify, but aftpr all there is some
ID ing 10 be said on both aides Of the
beansiion.
serush fayer Of the pIpjoet we may lay
,os II las premises that ia The course
T meR5sYst'illes come Into the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21
DOCUMENTS
IN GREAT DANGER

To the Editor p the Evening Jorrnal.
Having recently had the pleasure Of
spending 9 few hours IN the rooms OF the
Hist 2rscal society Fl Delaware On Market
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21

There are several features on the bill
at the Garrick this week which COM
mend themselves to the many admirers
of the continuous performance. The
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21
TELEPHONES.

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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21
THEATRICAL NOTES

"A Man Of the World" comes to the
Grand Opera House on Friday night.
In brief, the story Of "A Man Of the
World" tells OF an affair of the
heart between a brilliant and talented
man of the nobility self confessed
libertine and man about town-and a
young, charming, guileless and pure
English country girl. 1t is subtle
study Of the well recognized theme
of where love and respect take the
place of passion and desire, and It is
told with a wonderful delicacy of feel
ing and an entire absence Of suggest
i've vulgarity.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21

From the Pueblo Colo, chiestain.
81 she yiFtue p The hlgh Office he hes
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21

The romantic Irish actor and singer,
Smith O'Brien, will be seen at the
Lyceum this afternoon in his new play
by Con T. Murphy. THE Game Keeper"
The play is q fascinating Irish drama
of the romantic type, and a wealth of
beautiful scenery is used in the pro-
duction. Mr.. O'Brien, who Is n noted
singer, pleases immensely in his ball
lads, Molly Bawn," "Norseen, my
Norseen." and other songs. sung in
the pretty chapel scene.
The play that holds forth at the
Lyceum. January %, 20 and q bears
the odd and striking title why Girls
Leave Home" This latest melodra-
matte Offering is a strong one and is
said to be much better written than
the majority of its class. It does not
depend upon mechanical contrivances
for it's success, though the production
is elaborate as to scenery. etc, but on
an interesting story of q young girl
lured to leave home by an unprinci-
pied man and of her brothers anger
when the latter learns that his sister
Is associating with those whom she
should not. The company is a large
and capable one and includes Ellen
Boyer, who win be seen as the sister.
Anna Marie Schaeffer, Florence Lois
Weber and Grantier Pottery; Walter
Walker enacts the role of the brother
and Walter Gilbert. oscar Briggs and
Phillip Smalley will assume other inn
portant paris.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21

Ethel Barrymore seems to have found
an unusually well fitted vehicle in
Cousin Kate" the new comedy in
which she is presented by Charles
Frohman. This is Miss Barrymore's
fourth season as a Frohman star. and
though she is still the youngest actress
to claim that distinction, her popularity
has increased at a wonderful rate.
She viii be seen here at the Grand
Opera House one night only. on Satur-
day, with the same east and produce
ton as in New York.
Richard Mansfield comes on Monday
night to Grand Opera House to pre-
sent his production Of Meyer Forster's
superb play OF German university life.
"Old Heidelberg" which has since it's
first production I'm Berlin two years
ago made conquest of nearly every
stage in Europe. It is still running in
Berlin and London. Mr. Mansfield
by his own stunning creation Of Prince
Karl Heinrich, the admirable company
Of principals. the numerous corps OF
singers, and the elaborate pictorial en-
vironment which he provided has made
"Old Heidelberg" far and away the
most splendid and popular play Of
many years. Some OF the critics aver
that it is the best play Europe has
sent us in a generation. telling as il
does a fundamental experience in the
lives Of all men and women. 'he theft
Of youth in a sweet yet powerful and
exhilarating manner
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-21
sometIme You Shall Know.

Reported BY WIN Shakespeare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
gci Der nGditcn @%eriammlnns Ses
SS. ssNlpbunIns. @ercins

neroen bonn Greclltips Gomite einige
.llCtbi9e Contributions : SerGn0erum-
gen beantrogt iperoen lrlo cine Helbe
iebr mihtiger Serbnnolungen oltf
Der Sagesorbmlng fem. SIS liegen
iibriaenS nod mid)tige Sorlagen ilber
bon poriger 8erIammllrug. SIS lit
cine rege Observation-Disclosures in In-
griff 9enommen morben uno cine In-
5oDl leller MitalieOer merOen III
&oridlaG gebradt mer0eu. ge-
tauntli6 lit Der Serein bereits AS
Sabre aft unb elmer Der a~lteiten fa-
tbolii6en Srganiiationen I'M SanDe.
Gelien 2ebensfdbi9feit lnb @irtiam-
felt lit burh cine &eibe @onltltu-
lions = &erdnoerrmgen mieoer b es
beutenD befrdftigt iporoen
uns es iino ollie IuSiiftet Dprbon-
Sen, DaB ser Sereilt elmer nellerl ltllo
0roBen Sliitbe e%ntgegcngebt. Die
Illfgabe Ser &ranfenrnterltiibllng III
ii6rtgenS cine GER mihtigIten mo i'll
Dem beiuobe balbbunoertlubrigen Se-
Itanbe bat Ser Serein 5peifelloS III
Ser llnteritiibung bon &ronten ulls
idgli6 piel @rteS gebtat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Sic Slnfidififabrt madJt iidJ.

On 8olge Ser misunderstanding bot
fid Dos y q q g ct 6 4 f
Der Wiiiiiiippis +
10 ge6obcvL OaB Oie 8etriebsleitung
Ser diamond Soc 2inie beidloiien
Iat, aud BEN 9ampier Dubuque"
ouBer Den Sompfern st. Youl" uno
quincy" Die &umoreiie BON ct.
&ouiS nudl Ct. Yalll maden 5ll
laiien. 9isber flrbr Oieier 9ampier
nur 5niiden Ct. Souls ulo &eofuf,
nn0 Ct. &ouiS mo 9apenport. GS
bot iid ober berouSgeiteQt, boB Der
gnbrang bon &aiiagieren aus Den
SluBit1oten pberbol6 9openport's
bel itdrfer it, nlS angenomuen
tOltrbe, 10 OoB Die Gampfer idon
b~oQ6eiett itnb, ipenn lie BORT anlun.
gen unO feinen ElaB mebr fir
Gniiogiere bo6en. Mon boiit Oieiem
ltebeIltanoe burdJ Giniteautg bes
Samplers Dubuque" fir Die gauge
2inie ct. 2ouiS.St. SAUL Ginger,
ab5ubelien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
81, .&enrit's Mntter, Elm
N%uthplifiu?

yG$ lit nidt oQ9emein befon1t,
i6reibt Der 0llbitq1er Correspondent
oes Soma Catholic Wfeiienger", oab
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Ieine Ganoioatur iiir Die Oemofra'
tide domination fiir TrGiiOent i'm
gail5en &anbe cine iolfe Iufregltng
un0 Inglt Deruriodt bot, Dor elmer
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&eune in Die tatbolii6e Stride aufge-
nommen mlrbe. Gin Yrieiter in Glt-
bllQue, mcld)er in elmer Stellrulg III,
Inn Die Snfe 5ll miiienL bat Olele
Atodridt beIt1ti9t."
ga Ger Hut meld)elt bie TerioH
lidfcit bes Serrn Seorit in Se5ug
allf gldtllng Der SittengeieBe geniebt,
nidt gernbe Elm beionoers erballlider
III nmo Serrn Senrit's ipiirnaliitild)e
2%ciititngcn init ieinen Seniations-
bIdttern pom fatbpliiden Ston0s
pltnfte aus nidtS meniger olS lobenS-
mertb iinO, 10 f0nnen mir aus oblger
SbatIode boHiteuS Den einen S6luB
5iebcn bnB cine fGtbolilde SHUTTER
oud Sohne boben fam, lpelfe iDr
uno Der Stride nenig GDre MADDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
Ter uGrceliior" non Wiluanfee,
Mis.,

bemerft 81 unierem 9eridte, meld)er
Die Iltfioroerung gr5biid)of &eane's
fir Die Grbaltlng Ser Oeutid)en
Gpra6e i'm ct. Marien . Gaiino
mioer9o6, Splgenoes:
rGs mlB ober Ood nit Dem
oGeutihtbum" in elmer nOeittiden"
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felt iein, mclln elm nidt-oeuti6er
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beutiben Sprabe unb ibrer groB-
ortigen 2iterntur iebr Dobl 81
idGBen mei6. es notbig finoet, tpie.
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lung Ser beut d. e II
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NiiBbilliguus elmer 10 beflagensper-
tben &ur5iihtiefeit Nusorud 81
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Gltern mie Sd,lQeitern
lrD .Sfpeitern, 8eohtlune uno . e.
er5igung iinoenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
&IetMereNa@rt@ten aus 9t&ot
smo 1t,Reeseno.

- Snfolge bon 9lutpereiftnna
ltarb Der SiGbriae &arl Sfueller,
Sobn Oes Serrn Soiepb Sbueler 81
Gberri1s Woimb. Ger 9nabe mar
benin Spielen i'm Sole bes @aters IN
cillen Corn getreten. Sie @unbe
mar inter iorgiGltigcr Gflege ihein-
bar gebeilt als bieielbe fiir5lif ipie-
Der allfbrot inlb 9lutpergiftung Elm.
trot, meld)er Der &nobe erlag. Gen
trallernoen Gltern uuier ber5li6es
9eileio!
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hllrh Siiftentpeb perurinft. Die
groBte Grlei6tcrrng nnb iiderIte
Gur miro iider Dem 8ebra1d)e non
Ct. Sotobs Del iplgen, DeldeS biz
orti Den SiB bes SeioenS OurhOringt.
= Gie Gublnle Boating giiocia-
ton lit aus Dem 2eben geid)ieoen.
Die pielerl, niclen onoereu Sergnii.
qltngen, melt)e berriden, baben bieie
GergniigungS : 0eiellidoit einfady
iiberfliiiiig gemadt, oaber bas Gnbe.
- S. g. Sraneen, beiltiher 5000
fat unO Notor, 3immer 4t3 Office
@ebGube 9. nnb Wain.S traee.
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Sr. Sobamn 9iermann uno Sri.
Moriu Sanomann bonn bod)D. Slater
SungelS cbelid) getrallt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
81. @cibcn nnS Hrimis- Teierlid=
fcitcn.

SIM Soleiiornlm sl1 Ct. Srnncis,
MiS., mlrOe in Der Seminor.&apele
5t Ct. SrnnciS Die Grtbeilung Der
III. @eibelt bltrd) ben bod)p'iten Srn.
Gr5bii6of WeBmer porgenommen.
3uerit ertbeilte Der bodNp'ite Sbers
Girt Dem Sirbbiafon Gorlaro glll.
mann (Gr5bir5eie Wilmaufee) Die I'll.
misunderstanding. Die III Hrie-
itermeibe crbielten iiir Oie Gr5s
oi0Seie &c ilmnufee Die bod)m.
&erren Sos. anitter, Sas. Mc8in-
nitp, Gbriitian NeQen, Sbos. Eiercc,
5arrel Teilp, Ssfar 3iegler. Sir
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bi05eie Subuque, bodp. SEER
sllpbons Dress. Sir Die Sio5ele
Sincoln, bodm. Sr. Sbos. &eap.
Sir Die SioSeie 3 omaha Die bod)p.
&crren @ilb. Burger mo SulilS
Settmer. 6erner erbielten 5tpei 9ia-
fone ouS 0e Yere, @is., Die FL. Erie.
itermeibe: Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gleriter Mortin Sang ulo bofip.
Sr. @buarO 9ertcmeDer fiir Die Gio.
Seic Senper.
Sbre Erimt5en fcicrten ODER
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fol1t: So6p. Scrr @ilb. Burger am
26. SSllni in Der llnbeiledten gm-
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ger am 8. &lili in Oerielben Stride.
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@bitepoter, @is. 6odp. Sr. Sas.
Mtc@iunitp am "a. Ssitni IN Soqone
bole, @is. &odip. Sr 5arrel &eiap
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$ 10. &r. 81 lpbons Dress
ont %. Slni IN Dubuque, Soma.
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in @otertopn, Maii. Sodtp. Serr
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Ct. Seomig'S : STRIDE 81 Wilmaufee,
@iS. SSodpp. Sr. Gngelbert &reil
om %. SSllni III 9aferpiQe, @is.
bodNp. Sr. 3. 3icgler am 81. Sllni
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&ngel am 90. SUM in Sipton, Wo.
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ibren eigenen Sii6ofen gerpeibt. Sn
GGicngp ertbeilte Der bodytp'ite
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pille. Sodp. Sr. Sos. Sage
nlanll mllroe om 10. SUM IN Der
&otbebrole al Sort @apne gum
Yrielter gelueibt.
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IN ycSng anf MntOmObilc, ibr'
SabrgcidwinSisfeit II. /. ~. =

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rem, minoeiteuS orei 3oa boben 3ab.
len am binteren Sbeil beS @eiGbrteS
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6iiDrer Oe$ 9lutomobil perpilidtet,
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lalge itcben 81 lailelL mie Dies
n6tbig iein mag. Natiirlid) iino bel
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Snrrab!

Ser groBe Sierte Suli lit
gefommen Der epig Oenfwiirbige
Gag, an meld)em ,mier aroBeS 2dllo
ieine 9Sreibeit, ieine ltnabbdn9igfeit
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fiibrt bon &inbern un0 bulbmiid)li.
gen, iimplen Sungen, umtcrltiiBt
6lrrd) Oeren Gltern, mel6e 10 iiberauS
penig SeritdnOniB fiir Die groBe,
tieie @eOeutung OieIeS cages Do
Ourd) 5eigen. Sn Inbetrad)t Oieier
3ultdn0e, baben lid) Die Deltld)en
&crcine 5uiammengei6aart, nm Den
&ierten Suli 10 81 feiern, wie
es INNER unO ilberaa 9elGeben
loll.
%SeOermnnn bat bie betreiienben,
9(Qes i%ogenben Ylafote aeleien sur
iuiirOigen Seier 0eS Cages NIT
GROCER SaraOe, perbunOen NIT Ditto
riid)en S6anpogen mo ioate ieber
be!tid)e Silrger, ia lie y ii t
Dicicr StoOt, einerlei pelder Station
lie irii9cr o%ngeb6rtcn, mitmarid)ie.
rell mlO ii6 nit ieiner Samilie unO
ieiten Srcunoen ireuen i'm ihonen
Gerrliden Shiibenparf, moielbit
nebcn patriotii6en G%ortrGgen, Gro.
logs, 8erleien Der llnabbdngigteitS.
erfldrrntg etc, patriotiide Wiuiitpor.
trGge, @eldn9e II. /. No., obmedielnb
SllnI 8ebOr foHmen mer0cn. @ebet
Ginau5 an Oieiem berrli6en beoeus
t~lp1GSpcGtn SGge in @otteS irei
Hatlr lutO ireilt Gll6 Gltrer natios
llalen mo perionli6en 6reibcit, Die
ia bod MIR III 9lmerifa berridt
inter gleidgeiinnten 9ilrgern oieieS
2anOes, gurer 6amiliel uno 6relIn-
ben. SoBt ole Sngesmiiben rmO
Gprgen uno Sagen nudJ Dem Collar
ruben uno mori6iert in Der Yarooe
llod) Dem Sdiibenparf am groBen
g icrten Suli Dem Gage, lpel'
der unierem 2anOe ieine 0reiDelt
CAB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-28
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