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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-11

elnem Vaiimltamm gefertigten Snrg.
Sebt bot man in oerielben Siefe cine
gauge Neibe bon oufeillMloergeidih.
teten SorgeL Die cine ~eigenartiae
9nllort oufmciien, entoedt. Bel
meiteren gllsidad,tuuaen leate man
iiinf 0tcter inter Der beutigen Sber-
fldd)e cine Gage bon gid)en- uno 9u-
fenltGmmen frei, peren 3mef nod,
nift alfseflGrt lit.
Gin Samilienorama nit id,ail.
rigem gltsgorlg ereignete iidL Der in
Der Somilic oes 9abnipGrters Ser. in
9ornig. Iie Srail besielben molte
olls9eben mo bate ibr beites &leio
onselest, ipesbolb Der Wann ibr
Sorbaltungen madte. Is fam 81
@ortrpediel, Der Die Srou 10 ltorf er-
regte, bab iie iih nit 8itriol 81 Der.
siften iudyte. Oils Der berbeigerils
fene Ir5t eridien fonnte er nitr felt.
%Itelen, DOB Die 5rau innen idJon arg
perbrannt lei mo ooB meni6lite
Silfe 81 ipdt fomme. Nod uniGg-
lid)en Sdmer5eu lit Die Srau per.
id)ieoen.
Soot aufgeiunoen murbe oieier
Gage Elm Wann in Dem Greed iden
Yferoeitoa an Ser 2ippe.S trobe IN
Snrtmnnb. Ser unbefannte Wann
bot iid in Den Stall bineineeihlifen,
um bort 81 n6btigen. Gr lit I'M
Sdlofe bon einem Eferoe eridlngen
mprben.
Der 1%6jdbri9e Morbcr Ggon
Sdluif aus &emer, Der I'M Ofoi ben
%iefsjabrigeu Sr. H0ie i'm @oIoe er.
morOete, mitrbe CUR 8eobabtung iei.
mes 8eiites5uitonoes in Die Siren.
anitalt Iplerbed perbrad)t. Die Be-
ahtirns fat er9eben, bab Der iugeno.
lihe Worber feinesipeas inquired.
mln9sfabig lit. Sdunf miro lit in
Oieiem Wonat Dor Dem Sogener
Shwureeribt ipegen Worbes 81 per+
antporten baben.
Wirttembers.
- W,isfetier @ilbelm &oi,flnonn
bon Der If. Gompognie bes Snfon-
terie = &egiments go. 121 in 2lio.
ipigsblrg itiir5te iid ollrh Elm Sen.
iter ieiner IN Der Mrienalfoierne ge-
legenen Wonnihaftslt,,be IN ocn Sof
berab unb war ioiort tobt. Saul.
mann bat friiber mieber6olt on
Shlafponoel gelitten, unb in einem
iolfen 3uitanb oiirfte Der 9e.
oauernsmertbe perrngliidt fem.
- Silfs . @eihenipGrter @roa
lplrbe ouf Dem @iiterbabnbof in
llntertiirfbeim 3lpiifen 5mei Euffer
geauetid)t unb getootet. Ger lin.
aliidlide binterlGBt cine @ittne mo
Snei &inber.
9os p~ierjGbrige aino oes
Sl,brmanns Soiih bon @ilbbad
fom inter einen &arren uno mar 10.
fort toot.
Sn Der Maidineniabrif Der
Sirma lllri6 aobaofiel in Neutlin.
gen purbe Der 37iGbrise giienbobrer
Mnbreas Sdniser beim Ibitelen Der
Observation-Disclosures bonn 8etriebe
am Gopfe erfabt, nobel er einen Bop.
pelten Sdabelbrnb erlitt, 10 Dob bas
@ebirn bloslag. Ger S%eruneliidte
itarb balb barmif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-11

bas 9eben oerbitterte." @enn Gle
cine 8uperlGiiige MeOi5in ge9en
Seber-, Nieren. nno Magenleiocn
mo allgemeine SdJpGde bobeil
luollen 10 ncrid)nfien Sic iid @lec.
trio 9itters. 8arontirt bon {. W.
Hnete, 656 Moiu Strobc, 9,tbuqllc,
Solpa. 9lps 80 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-11

Ter 48 Sabre olte iSronf 2etpar.
boluSfi luor Dor einigen Sobren aus
&olen eingemunOert unO bate in
Chicago feline n~ofmolige Satin,
cine 6ereits go Sabre olte @ittpc
nit erluudienem Sobne fennen ge-
lerut. 9ieic, weI6e ettpos @elb be.
ioB, beirotbete i'm i6lieBIi6 ouf
bieleS Granger, uno oas Gbepaor
mo &emanOowSfi's Stieiiobn Gin.
tbouD be5ogen I'M &urie go. 30
Sloou StroBe cine 0emeini6oitli6e
@obnung. 6ront CAB li6 Dem
2rumfe bin, iunr oft bei6Giti9ungS.
los mo begoun iein @eib crit al
ifimpfeL Damn 8lt miBbonbeln. 9lm
"a. 6e6ruor OieieS SobreS gegen
glbcnS febrte er IN itorf ongetrmfe.
mem 3uitonoe beim, ionbtc ieinen
Sticiiohn nod Bier mo i6uitt, ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-11

- Snfolge @enniies giitiacr Bil5e
iino in Hedlingbahien.9 rrh, Srieo.
riditraBe IS, ad)t Yerionen err.
fronft, bon benen in5miihen brei
Eerionen i'm aronfenbollie g~eitorben
linb.
- Gin @roBieuer 5erit0rte bas
Nidclpal5perf Der Giienbiitte 8oiie
mo Selpe IN Iltena pollitdnoig. Der
Sdaoen lit iebr bebeutenb.
Bel Srmoamentirungs . @r.
beiten on Der Sobannis . Stride IN
Serforb itieB man neulih IN elmer
Sieie bon brei Metern auf eiuen aus
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-07
Obituary.

Died March 20, 1904, at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Ellis, in Pennington, Mo-, Mrs.
Lucille A. Wray, wife of H. l..
Wray, aged SO years, month and
s days. She was born in Madison
county near Saco, Nov. Is, 1874,
and married H. l. Wray January
80, 1861. She united with the
Christian Church July 1866, and
lived a devoted Christian until
death claimed her. She was the
mother of eleven children, six OF
whom survive her: Mrs. Brewing
ton, of Brunot, Mrs. W. Ellis, OF
Pennington, Mrs. Geo. Collins, OF
Ironton, and Frank and Carrie
Wray, of Des Arc.
She was buried at Des Arc March
Goth, the funeral being preached
by Rev. Cunningham, Of Tolleson,
Mo. May the Lord help our dear
Bro. Wray to bear his loss, is the
prayer of IsAvC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-07
st. Louis Letter.
EDITED BY THE I. G. CLU.

EDITED Is 7 I1E 1. Cs CLOb.
Mrs. A. j. Sheahan is reported
very ill at Mullamphy Hospital.
Willie Foley, of A. Moll Grocery
Company, went to Graniteville
Sunday. ..
John Schwab, Sr., was in St.
Louis March 18th. He has pur-
chased the Killalee property in
Pilot Knob.
Ed. Steffens and Louis Hunt
were at the Club last meeting.
Call oftener.
J. w Jaquith wears the banner
medal on account of 98 per cent in
inspection, post-office division.
Died, in st. Louis, March %, 1904,
Geo. Killalee, aged Fl years and 6
months. Funeral from st. Pat
rick's church, thence to Mt. Carmel
Cemetery in Illinois, Friday, March
rs, 1904.
John Schwab. Jr., is paying his
parents visit at Ironton.
Robert Schneider passed through
st. Louis Thursday from Cuba.
ILL.,, where he has been spending
his honeymoon. He will go to
Schneiderville to reside in few
days. Mrs. P. w. Schneider is
very i'll at the present time.
Prince Henry alias "Level Hy,
has resigned his position with the
st. Louis post-office department
March 18th.
Phil Walters has been promoted
assistant to the secretary of the
M. K. & T. R. R. Co.'s general
Office.
The Syenite Granite Company
has reported having closed a very
large contract for building pur-
poses last week. Work will start
at once.
Andy Sheahan, of Graniteville
was IN st. Louis last week.
Mike Hanlon has been promoted
to night foreman of East st. Louis
Suburban railroad.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-07
To Cure A Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box.
25c.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-07

A startling incident is narrated
by John Oliver, of Philadelphia,
as follows: 81 was in an awful
condition. My skin was almost
yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated,
pain continually in back and sides,
no appetite, growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians had
given me up. Then | was advised
to use Electric Bitters; to my great
Joy, the first bottle made a decided
improvement. l continued their
use for three weeks, and am now a
well man. I know they robbed
the grave of another victim" No
one should fail to try them. Only
SOC, guaranteed, at Arcadia Valley
Drug Company.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-07
Walks without Clutches.

Twas much afflicted with sciatica,
writes Ed. G. Mud, Iowaville,
Sedgwick county, Kan, ''going
about on crutches and suffering a
deal of pain. I was induced to try
Billiards. Snow Liniment, which
relieved me. I used three SOC bot
ties. Tt is the greatest liniment l
ever used; have recommended it
to a number of persons, all express
themselves as being benefited by
it. | now walk without crutches,
able to perform great deal OF
light labor on the farm" 25c, SOC
and S1.00 at Arcadia Valley Drug
Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-07
IRONTON. MO-. THURSDAY APRIL z 9O4.

give Folk about ten more dele
gates in the convention.
Both of these statements in the
Republic special are absolutely
false, and were distorted and
changed in the Office of that paper,
as the dispatch WAS NOT printed
as it was sent from this city by
their correspondent; the vote as
previously stated, being thirty-six
to twenty-one in favor of dele
gate convention, instead of thirty
six to thirty-one as printed in the
Republic; and the basis of repre-
sentation was "ixed" by the votes
of the more conservative support
ers of Mayor Reed, and not by the
Folk men, as the Folk followers
were not sufficiently numerous to
"fx'' anything.
do not issue this statement for
the purpose of injuring Mr.. Folk
nor advancing the interests of
Mayor Reed, but solely with the
motive and desire that the truth
may be known by the Democrats
of Missouri, who have long since
learned that it is impossible to OBJ
tain the truth through the columns
of some so-called Democratic pa
pers in the large cities of our State,
while it is not expected in the Re-
publican press.
In view of the fact that the st.
Louis Republic can no longer be
considered as fair and impartial
party organ, and has evidently
gone over to the enemy as it did
in 1895, I beg to suggest that when
results in the various counties
throughout the State are fixed and
distorted in the Republics news
columns to best suit it's sympathies,
the chairman of the central COM
mittee in such counties prepare a
public statement of the real facts
in the case and mail same to the
country papers throughout Mis-
souri,, which can always be relied
upon to publish the truth, regard
less Of personal preference.
Respectfully Yours,
| ODE WITMER,
Chairm'n Democratic Central Com.
mittee of Jasper County.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-07
Save the Loved Ones!

Mrs. Mary A. Vliet, Newcastle,
Colo, writes: 81 believe Ballard s
Horehound Syrup is superior to
any other cough medicine, and
will do all that is claimed for it,
and it is so pleasant to take. My
little girl wants to take it when she
has no need for it." Ballard S
Horehound Syrup is the great cure
for all pulmonary ailments. 25c,
SOC and S1.00 at Arcadia Valley
Drug Co. ---
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-07
Makes a Clean Sweep.

There's nothing like doing a
thing thoroughly. Of all the
Salves you ever heard of, Buck
lens Arnica Salve is the best. 1t
sweeps away and cures Burns,
Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boils, Ulcers,
Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's
only 25c, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction by Arcadia Valley
Drug Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-07

Total $155053 80
STATE 1as,,oF OF N MISSOURI $50 IS.
We, VIM. R. Edgar, as President, and
Mann Ringo, as Cashier of said bank, each
of us, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of our knowl-
edge and belief.
VIM. R. EDGAR, President.
MANN RINGO, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
9Th day of April, A. D. nineteen hundred
and four.
WITNESS my hand and seal on the date
last aforesaid.
[sEAL] w. T. O'NEAL,
Clerk County Court.
Correct--Attest:
ELI d. AXE,
]. NJ. WHITWORTE,
VIM. H. WENTWORTH,
Directors.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-09
Seia befferes Selbit.
Bon Tar TeIIenberp. @us benz GnsIiiben
pon 8arie S6uls.

Bon Tar SeIIenberp. @us benz GusIiiben
pou garie S@uIs.
Der beriibmte SpesiaIiit betra6tste
mitIeioig bas einsefallens, abssmasers
te 9siidt bss iunssn Mannss, Der iid
nm Silfe an ibn selpenbet bate. Gin
abee5irteltsr rotbsr Sled brannts auf
jeoer Der boblen Wangen - AUDI
peit penieer seiibts Qlugen als bic
bes sroBen 9tr3tss, bsr bic 2unssns
f9pinbfuht gum Stubium ieines
gdnasn 2ebens senadt bate, buttsn
ertennen miiien, bab isne furdtbare
p9eibel per Menfdbeit" einem neuen
Spfer ibr tOOtltdss Sissel aufgeOriidt
bate.
nSn hieiem 2anbe", ipra9 Der SOts
tor nit 9utsemeinter 9rauidmteit,
rtOnnen Sic nit GROCER @prii9t nod
Elm puar Monate Iebsn. SD balte ss
ni9t fir mDgIih, bab sic ben 8iuter
iiberiteben piirben. Sn einem gutsn
alimu tOnnten sic bieIe 5riit bieI.
Iei4t perooppeln. sic iinb gu IpGt 81
mir sstpmmsn. Sd piirbs Sbuen
empfeblen, iofort mad bem gugabin,
mad ct. Moris, 0apos pbsr siusm
dbnIidsn bodgslsesnen Srte nit rei>
ner, trodensr 2uft absureiisn. GHeu
Sic, iopiel Sic ireenb t6nnen - bals
ten Sic iia mOgli4Ft pieI i'm Srsicn
ouf."
Bruce GnbsrfieIo itarrte nit Iu.
gen, bic ni6ts iaben, auf bic Spalnas
bel, pel6e in bes 9ottors matsllpIer
&rapatte ftedt,. Gr bate Ii9 felt eis
niger 3sit vni9t rs6t auf bsm0amm"
esfiiblt, aber Der f9redlide urtbsilss
ipru9. ben er sben pernommen, tpar
sGusIid unsrpartet. sir ben 9lus
senblid mar feline Dirtuns iibsrpdIs
tis,nb.
er lssts bus @elb fir bic GOnfuI-
tutiun auf ben sif4 unb itsdte bic
!9aub aus.
.2sbsn sic tpobl", Iaste er. T1 gu.
iummsnuebmenb. sd bunte Sbnsn
pisImdIs buB Sic mir bic 0abrbeit
serube bsraus eefast buben".
@r nabm feinen Sut uno Stod, itols
pert, auf bic Strabe binaus uno ities
in bic SrpIdte, bic er bate pdrten
IaTen, nm naa bsm 8abnbof 5uriids
riid5ufabren.
Gr itanb gang alIsin in Der 8elt -
Batter, Wtutter, 9eI9piiter bate er
ni9t. 8dbrenb Der 3ug in Der 9Gms
meruns bobin fubr, bu9te er an ben
Ratb bes 0ottors. Spllte er ihn be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-09

ben 4bI6ieo gu geben, bdnn i9pinge
aud i9 mid auf, fpieosr 81 lernen uno
fir bic &unit gu leben, ielbit tpenn i6
entbebrsn unb NAL bunsern mub. Sd
bin meinem Batter baponselaufen, neil
id bur9aus Elm aiinitler perben
ipollte, unb sbs i'd ni5t elmer bin, trste
i6 ibm ni6t sor bic 4ussn. gDis i9
pprbin mutterieelenallein unter al ben
Spnntassleuten fab. fiiblte i'd mid
iebr trauris unO pereinidmt. Su iab
i6 sic, unb ib badte: rOie 1T ipis Der
i90nIte SriibIingstug. Die mubt 9u
lieben!" limb alle meine Sraurigteit
uno @inIamtsit SerfIatte,te. Damn
b0rte if. sic pGren perloSt, uno Is
mar, ais obSsmanb gu mir iaste: rDu
pirit 0ein 2eben lang GouliheH mas
LEM" 9ber ieBt lit elm Geben iib;r
mid setommsn, tpie Der Wai es in bic
Ratur gebradt bat. ueberall iebe i'd
bic Sonne f6einen unb 8lumen bliis
ben, uub mitten barin iteben Sic.
Srubs! Sd peiB ni6t, iinb 81. bi.
Stunt, Der gu fOleen ih gu feise mar,
pber iinb sic bic 2iebe. aus Der i'd
neue Sruft fdDpfe gum 2sben unO
gum 9trbeiten."
Srube neiste iih tpeit ans llfer,
um cine Rdnuntel gu pfliiden, bic rois
elm soloselber Stsrr i'm 9raie tpu9s.
Sbsn in ben Dipf,In fpielt.n SOnnens
Ii9tsr; Elm pirol pfiff unb elm SoISs
taubenpaur sirrte. Du leste ii9 Elm
Qlrm nm ibrs S6ultern. Srube
paEbts iid. unb stpei 0Idn3enbs 9lus
senpaare perftnsen itd in etnem lans
gen Bid ieliger Sffenbaruns. Die
eoloene Ranuntsl in Der Sanb, lGdelts
Srube. Sic bahte, iie trdumte. plDbs
lid sliibte ibr 9eiidt6en auf, uno iis
itedte bic leudtenOe 8lume in ieiu
SnOpflO4. -.
rNee, Srube min ni9," fdgts Srdu
Miiuer bstriibt gu ibrer Ra9barin,
,Sat Rdnten ben Rinq retour gessbsn,
@s g.fGat ibr nit einsm Wale i'm Sc.
idGft. Sd iuse: Susenb bat tein'
Sugenb. limb pie bas MGbel MI inns
mer Osreniist 1T, unb pie iie uusiiebtl
SlIbt pie ne aoie i'm Wonnempno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-09

DoppeItfataI. SIT e.
pabr, bab Der PruFsFor DOisIberger
10 iebr untsr'm partoffel itebt9" =
,,9l6 ia II er Tam @inem ipirtli9 leib
tbun! SrOBbsm .r fieben Spra4en
ipri9t, barf sr ME ben Nunb uufmas
9en!"
= 5ortf4ritt. Srember:
,Das 1T b.nn bas fir elm LANCER,
I6mal,r aaIten, in bem bic 6iibner
ale iib.r einanb.r fiben2" Wirtb:
,0as if Elm rfrifdsr @iersgutomat";
penn 81. einen 9roIhen bineinip.r.
fen. lest bas unterits Subn Elm Gi!-
-@u9 elm Gruuo. mas
ideen Sic = Der aerI bat Iidh seitern
pcrlo6t2 = I'D. Der tpia nur einiee
3eit Rube buben Dor ieinen SIGubis
gern!-
besbatb. sbeaterSies
nsr: .Sebu. sic! 0d ssbt's niht bins
aus = bas lit ia Elm Rotbausgdng!"
= Serr: rDas ipsiB ih fpObl, aber ba
born fBen serabe Elm puur @lGubis.r
bon mir!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-09
Ser 3ofaf.
Bon &. SanIemer.

Bon Il. Sanienter.
giai6 is=rngt bcrau er ans llier oeE
Stromes,
8ern ar benz Salu 5u eiuiamer gScft;
S6arf in bic 8uube ipdbt blIseub oas
Nluqe,
Sudt 5u burdbrin9en Die finitcre gIa6t.
8ogcnte @aiier 5ieb'n rauidero boris
Der,
Eben am SinmeI bIintcu Die Stern';
Icer uuo 10 90 lit bic Srbe,
Sumpt fd)a.t berilber ein SduB mir
bon fern. -
9 Se,mat6Sorf auf fcrner Steppe,
Socib benz id) beiit au bidl surild,
$40 i'd bic &aae aolhner Sugeno
9cnoiien bab in reinitem Slid.
go an Der Seite meiuer 9riioer
SD bab aeIadt bel SpieI uno Sdcr5,-
$50 id, Die eriteu fIeiueu 2eiben
Reriueint tnb ali Der gfutter Ser5.
$40 mid in tpunSeriiiBen Stuuoen
Sic erite 2iebe bat begliidt.
Nt, meiu Rdod,en inter Sbrdneu
geim abifieo mid ans Ser3 georiidt.,
Gin Sdub bIibt aiif. bic Sfuacl 5iidIt,
@s font Gin ipeber Sdreil -
Seib rinnt oas 9Iiit. bns aug' erIiiAt-
Gu oeimiueb nun borbeil
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-09

Elm 9antgsbst bar.
Sbne nod einen Bid duf ieinen
Seino gu iuerfeu, Der iebt in Der Se,
tGubung, bic 10 oft Der barmber5ise
9prIduier oes 9obes 1T, itumm balag,
penoete er ii1 ab unb ibritt porii9tig
uuf oem gefdbrlidsn 6elsgrut tpeitsr
bis er cine STEELE errei9te, mo, 10
i9mal Der Weg aud mar, ii9 nur an
Der einen Seite Elm Gbgruuo befanb
unO cine itsils 6elspanb ibu Dor benz
i9neioeHoen Winbe i9iiBts.
Gr bate nit boiler lleberlegung ieis=
mem RebsnbubIer einem ii6eren 5obe
iiberlaiIen.
PloBli9 bIieb er iteben. Sum eriten
Wtale burA3udte Elm neuer 9eoante:
Isin i9perfdliees @ebirn.
-Srpbsr Sott-fu lisbt ibn!" a9Sts.
sr. pes ptro lie tDbien. ibn gu petses
rem, glus mir mu4t iie ii4 nidt bas.
minbeIte."
Gr baltic Die SGnbs, 9robe 5rppfer
rannen ibm iibsr Oas 9eii6t, tpdbrsno
Der I4rsdIi9e aampf Spii4en &iebe
unb Giferiu9t tobte. 0as gtingen
mar ppriiber.
@r ma9te ipisoer &sbrt uno tlsts
terte aufpdrts, gu benz regunsslos.
9aliegsnoen, Der iebt BON Der reinen,
talten S9neebiille fat gang bebedt
mar. @ie Elm @abnlpiBiger iaob er
ben S9nse fort uno fubr tpieber nit
ieinem eOsnuesetrdntten 5u4e iiber
bas erbfdble antliB. Damn i6leifte er
ben 9srunsliidten lan9iam uno miibs
ielis mad Der seidiiBtsn StsIle untst
Der iiberbGngenben Slippe, no er e.
fertis bradte, bic auiammengebihenen
3Gbne auseinanoer gu Stpdngen unb'
ben Munb nit Gognae an3uTeu6ten.
Die glu9en Dttneten ii6 uno i4lois
fen ii9 bann fpiebsr, ober 2ippen unb'
Danesn paren ipeniger fubl.
llno bic mitlsibloie Raht iaut berz
ab unb biiuts bas 9ebirgs in ibre
S9leier.
stephan bate ieBt feline Nabl: ss.
ipGre Wabniinn sepsien, einen abitieg
alIein in benz triiben, bur4f6tisen
3pislidt gu unternebmen - er mar
CUR nnmOsIi4teit seporoen, ieBt, mo
er etnen i6neren uno betpuBtloien
Meni9en bate trasen miihen.
Ra9 turser llsbsrIeguns sos er
ldngIam Ieinen nit pel5 gefiitterten
lleberrpd aus unb bann aud bieSasb@
iopps aus enslii6em Stoffe. Die er
barunter trug. 0isie &leioungsitiide
pidelte er nm Die regungsloie 9eitalt,
bic 10 buntsl unb itiq unt.r ben iiber<
bGnsenben 5eIien lag. Damn = imz
mer nit Oerielben eigsntbiimli4su Be-
eG6tisteit = ndbm Der Siirft ben
iunssn @nsldnber in feline langen
9lrme uno bielt ben 8epuBtlpien 10,
RAP er 70 pisl als mOgli9 gsgen bic
8dlte seI6iibt mar, unb oann i9lpB
er bic 2lugsn unO ieuf5te Ieiis.
v9lues, mas i9 babe. tpiro ibr GEE
b0rsn," fliiiterte er por iidb bin. p9ute;
Ha9t, msine tleine Gran5istul"
Gin i66ner tlarer unb pinOitilIer
Gag brad an unb cine 9ruppe Wdn>
ner, bic, bur9 bas lange glus6Ieiben
Der beiosn unternebmungsluitigen
gsrgitsiser bsunrubigt. aufsebro9en
parsn, na9 ben gtrmiBten gu fu9en,
itanb unO i9aut. auf bic beioen nisT
Der.
Der GnelGnber fpirb am 2eben
bleiben, Iein SsrS fdldst nod," ipru4
SupopeT, Der Siibrsr. 9lber Moniieur
le prince lit ben Sob zines 9o9tou=
riIten 9eitorbsn, mes amis. Gr bat
Iein 2eben fir bas feines @efdbrten
babinsegeben. 6riebe isi nit ieiner
etlen Seele."
Sic 1purbsn na6 Gbeiier binunters
setrasen - Der SObte uno os- Sc.
bsnie.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
FANCY TASKS IN SCHOOLS
Much Of the Pupils Tins Il oecupie,
In Learning Iaetraa ThIazm

Much Of the Pupils Tins Il Occupied
In Learning Useless Things.
The fathers and mothers Of New
York are beginning to raken To the
fact that there Is altogether too much
fancy teaching In the public schools
and not enough Of the solid essentials.
that the children are drilled In the
fancy branches and do not know how
20 read and spell. That a common
school education has become something
uncommon. indeed.
A committee acting IN behalf of
Comptroller Grout has been looking
into the matter. Their report il fun
Of meat Teachers and pupils" thew
say. ARE called upon to do not ton
much, perhaps. but too many things m
permit their doing anything well or
Thoroughly"
1T will hardly be contended," again
they say, that pupils graduated from
the elementary public school Of mi.
Or any other city are as well grounded
and as proficient In the common school
branches Of study as could be desired
or as the time and money ostensibly
appropriated to that end would seem
to warrant"
Some other comments made by the
committee are as follows: "A common
school edueatlon--to provide which 4.
universally Acknowledge to be the prI.
mary object Of the public or common
school system"
"A close examination Of the courses
VIII lead to the conclusion that th..
ordinary child between the age Of q
and II years cannot begin to digest the
7rofuse abundance Of Ostenslbly men
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02

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plaaa fgr uew sad aEse t4s4 ~
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n. ~bl.a /. iss..d4J q raagtta eg,
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
GIVING UP roo SOON.
Help Needed Meat in the Hsar Of
NacfGfatfou.

Help Needed Nest In the Hoar Of
NaciitAtiou.
From those % whom we have tried
10 render service Of inspiration Or
guidance. those In whom We have en-
deayored 10 rouse a recognition u the
higher rewards % honor ard n35.g
emulation, We are too quick 20 turn
away "a soon as weakness or dissent.
ling !ack ~ principe prove them --un-
worthy" Unworthy os wh4t9 Loe-.
the weakness 81 the van show that i
needs no prUp3 Does tbe iMperfecti3n
OF Il fabric tell Us 10 cease % repair
is fraA spots9 Does the pllalae pY.-
denee thar 4 man cannot stand up-
right alone convince Us that we should
because OK bis inAri4ity. dessert ala
and leave him 70 swerye entirely out
OF the llHe Of his duty. anI pass beg fond
the reach og human hope9
Never can fellow being 50 truly
need our help a. In the boar whea h.
has proved himself - be unable 20
keep within the paths u yretltude
Never can be 80 deeply want tAe faith
fuI adherence OF a friend az when he
has shown that he caa be tempted by
sin or falsehood.
by nothing can a watering or de-
seendsnS soul be so moved a. BY the
reminder OF his better SELF which
reaches him through the unfallerfn.
fidelity Of one who has trusted hltn
when he was himself false. Eeproach
or coldness or reyengsfui discipline may
leave a falling man uurepeutant and
even harden him In wrong doing: but
a continued hopeful kindness. frank
enough not to disguise or condone Il
wrong, but true enough to hold on and
expect restoration, ia Ike bu.wnrk
to self.respect. 1t gives TO the spirit
OF man or woman. struggling to renew
Its better life. a firm foundation on
which to again and It's footing and
reach the path OF safety New York
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