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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
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Tha jewish stores re. opened ut s
O'Clock this morning about town after
tho holiday. A number Of the stores
were open after sundown Saturday
night.
Three or four trees lave been cut
down on Rector street, as they pro-
iected over the gutter line.
Tie stock in Sickles Brothers new
store, in the Palmer bui lding. Smith
street, will soon be arranged.
The receiving basin is nearly COM
pleted nt the southeast cornor Of Smith
and King streets.
The ourbs nre being re set on Smith
street, and the gutter taken ur, ip
readiness for the asphalt, a.us
Miss Freida Bran, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Mrs. Brain, OF 237 Smith
street, for two weeks.
Butt Burcliell was at the Pough.
keepsie- -Amboy game yesterday. He
expected to pitch against Jersey City
today. .sta a.ssap
H. Ramsay Crowell entered this
morning upon post.gradute course
Mt the High School.
Ncxt Sunday the monthly collection
will TO taken up in st. MarYs Roman
Catholic church
Wednesday night the Ladies' Relief
corps will hold a dance in Dewey
Park
Wilder Music Hall was crowded Sat
urdny night when the Saturday night
dancing class resumed for the season.
Mrs. Martin Eggers and Henry
Bran, of New York, wero visitors at
the home OF Mrs. Bran, 2S7 Smith
street, yesterday.
4 August Lembcke, formerly Of this
city, now of Jersey Oily, is spending
q few days IN town.
Edward Peters, of 20 Hobart street
is the proud and happy father of
twelve pound baby boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

est of the nation close to their hearts.
The great issues which are at stake
and upon which ! have touched are
more than mere partisan issues, for
they involve much that comes home to
the individual pride apd individual
well being of our people. Under condi-
tions as they actually are good Ameri-
cans should refuse for the sake of the
welfare of the nation to change the
national policy. We who are RESPONSE
BILE for the administration and legisla-
tion under which this country during
the last seven years has grown so
greatly in we'll being at home and In
honorable repute among the nations Of
the earth abroad, do not stand inert
ly upon this record. do not use this roc
ord as an excuse for failure of effort
TO meet new conditions. On the con
trary, we treat the record of what we
have done in the past as incltement to
do even better in the future. We be-
lieye that the progress that we have
made may be taken as measure of
the progress we shall continue TO make
If the people again intrust the govern
ment of the nation to our hands
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
10000 ARE
!. Put TO WORK.
Pennsylvania Railroad Opens
''7 Its Shops Again and =
Employees Return.

Between 10000 and $4,000 men will
be nut to work at orce in tho various
shops Of the Pennsylvania railroad
The order to work full time-tifty- five
hours o week with Saturday half holi
day-was issued at Broad street STA
tion. s, ~
The principal shops affected are
those in West Philadelphia, Whining
ton, Altoona, Harrisburg, Juniata and
Pittsburg The reason for putting
this army of men back to work on
full time, according to. an officer OF
the motive power department, is the
grent need Of repairs to all classes OF
rolling stock. Oars and locomotives
must be- in shape for the expected
heavy fall and winter traffic. The
officer in question said:
THE company put its retrenclments
policy into effect last spring, and. OF
course, it cut oil the repair and
building shops as we'll as the othef
departments of tho road. Throughout
tho summer only work thnt was ab
solutely necessary was done The re
suit is that moro repairs to rolling
stock aud locomotives nre needed now
than at any other time in the history
of the road. - r.e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

How long, oh, how long, must the
statue OF George Washington, In CITY
hall park, remain in it's present dis
graceful condition.? If nothing can
be done to improve it, please have 1t
removed. AS 1t now stands 1t not only
reflects disoredit upon the city, but is
a slur at the great man it is supposed
to represent Will those having the
proper authority please do something?
10 allow the statue to remain as 1t
is looks as IL the Father Of His
Country had been put up to ridit ule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

1t was real rude to make former
Governor Griggs como out from Lis
hiding place and show himself. Eut
then no has the, consolation that he 10
still of enonah4importnncs 10 create .
little cxciveheht over just low he
stands in the present campaign. One
might hhyss thought he had be for for''
COTTON altogetIseR. MOI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
MAY TEACH PENMANsuIP.

R.N Marrs is planning three weeks
course in penmanship in the High school
for the pupils of the public schools, from
the seventh grade up. He addressed
number of classes this morning, explain
ing the course. The lessons, as planned
will be daily. except Saturday, at 3.3C
O'Clock. lasting half-hou Mr.. Mari
is not connected with the public schools,
but comes here only for the urse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

Did you sea tho dog catcher? No,
Mother has anyone else. But, then,
dog days aro supposed to be all over
now and everybody must proceed to
forgot TINT any ours run wild IN Perth
Amboy streets. Forget about then,
being dangerous, anyway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
OUT OF TOWN GUESTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. V. P. Christop herson, Of
1856 Fayette street, entertained number
of out of town friends yesterday. They
were Mr.. and Mrs William christopher.
son. Misses May and Cornelia Chris
topherson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Shalkey,
of Plainfield; Mr.. McKane, of Newari
Charles and Frederick Nelson, of Spriug
field, Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

Pastor Keniing has done an excel.
lent work in this city since coming
here. His church of small beginning.
holding meetings in hall. now have
a splendid chapel of their own. Ccn'
gratulations are due the pastor and
congregation. Well may they he proud
of their progress
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

Down in Georgia it has been dis
covered that they lynohed the wrong
negro. II will now be in order for a
mob to form, fiLd tile right negro and
lynch him too. 1t will only be one
less "nigger, according to tic
Georgia view. {
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1904.

stand the full meaning of that saying,
"as poor as church mouse" In ore
place fift1 spoons were the booty and
in the other o wnter bottle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

The position of the office holders in
Jersey City shows that when political
quarrels and differences are taken into
court even the most sanguine are apt
to be tripped and are never real certain
just where they stand. Z
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

The Newark Evening News calls for
thorough investigation of the
charges of > graft among the build
ing inspectors of that city. No one
can charge "graft" in the building
inspecting department in Perth Am
boy, that's one thing cert lin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

1t is understood that the majority in
the Board''of Aldermen have Strong
case against the three policemen who
are suing the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
REV. j. n. D0REMus DEAD.

Rev. j.. II. Doremus, of Belvidere, a
relative of Mrs. G. ID. Runyon, and who
has preached several times in Simpson
NJ. E. church, died at his home Saturday.
He has been sufferer of cancer of the
stomach for nearly two years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
AUTHORITIES AFTER HIM.

Reports came from the Perth Am
boy City Hospital that man is an
noying women in the vicinity of that
institution every night. Authorities
are after him. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
HAD JOLLY GOOD TIME.

Friday night few friends gatheied at
the home of b. Miller in Hall avenue.
where they gave him surprise. He had
been sent down town that the friends
might gather without him suspectlng
anything. so 4.t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

Baseball games for the hospital are
oil the rage just now. Football players
will have more use for ;hat institution
for the next few months, however
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
EmERALDs' ANNUAL. BALL.

The fourth annual ball (hent Emerald
Athletic Club, will be hfbly sethe new
Pulaski Park Hall, eep in dmboy,
Thursday night OctosEho bslieA Two
handsome prizes win be deep ro. the
st waltzI ng compile. ways be
va the purpoA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

Railway claims a population of TO-,
O0p. This seems like Rip VanWinklt
story.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY,

A number of young people of this city
journeyed to the home of Miss Julia
Sands, in Cornell street, Saturday night
where they gave her surprise party, in
honor of her birthday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

So the war is over and the Blues
were defeated. Mighty lucky thing
that was not the case in 1865.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

Perth Amboy is larger today than II
was yesterday. 1t will be still large
tomorrow. Are you doing your share
to help boom the place? A unitelI
effort would do wonders in this re-
gard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
K-GORRIGN ER.

Alfred Emil Olson, Of 1914 High street,
and Miss Lille Mary Gohigner Mechanics
vile South Amboy were made man and
wife BIZ ReT. A. Hansen pastor frths
Danish NJ. E. church Saturday ndsen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

The thieyes who have BROKEN into
the two church properties here during
tho past week can now better under
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
HORSE DIED ON STREET.

A horse belonging to Polensky &
Company, of Fayette street. died at the
corner Of William and Division streets. a
10 on yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
PRESIDENT ROOSEvELT'S
LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
Continued from page 1.

fore we make promises which as ma
/ tion we might be forced to break or
which they might interpret one way
and we in another
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

Arc y ou talking Perth Amboy?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12
The Fourteenth Amendment.

Alarm has been protested lest the
Filipinos should not receive all the ben
efits guaranteed to our people at home
by the fourteenth amendment to the
constitution. AS a matter of fact, the
Filipinos have already secured the sub
stanee of these benefits. This govern
ment has been true to the spirit of the
fourteenth amendment in the Pfilip-
pines. Can our opponents deny thas
here at home the principles of the four
teenth and fifteenth amendments have
been In effect nullihed? In this, as In
many other matters, we at home can
well profit by the example of those re-
sponsible for the actual management
Of affairs In the Philippines. In our
several commemorative here in the
United States we asa people now face
the complex problem of securing fair
treatment to each man regardless of
his race or color. We can do so only If
we approach the problem in the spirit
of courage, common sense and high
minded devotion to the right, which
has enabled Governor Taft, Governor
Wright and their associates to do so
noble a work in giving to the Philip
pine people the benefit Of the true prin-
At at The ! HAg6sgg 1HAg6sggieaR liberty.
potence and turned into qli good citi-
for neace among the nafn5fr-
i. szI-t ffs tho apf-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-12

Entered at Post-ofice as second class matter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
Ger ,,Sequetidte Sritte" III sas
yublifum.

lleber bas &edt ser Organization
lit in Den Ietten Sabren pieI gelhrie.
ben uno gereoet pproen. SSSn Dem
@irrparr 5Uiiden &apitaI u1lO slrs
beii miro ieoer perniinftige Mann 10.
mobl Der Irbeit ipie Dem 9apital
oaS SrganiiationSred)t 3ugeIteben,
rmo hub bieie Srguniiirung an
Starlbe fam uuo IN INNER meitere
areiie por0ringt, baS lebrt inns Die
griabrung. Sei bieier Sraaniiie-
RING fam es aber leidt 5u lleber.
9riiien fonmlcn rno eS lit niGt
idjwer, Selege fiir oieie gebaupt,lns
5u bringen. Wtan fibre iid MIR
Den &f ser GohlenbergperfS-
orbeiter segen ole G%oblenbaroue Dor
Iilgen, uno Die 3litdnoe in San
NranciScc, no Die ganje StaOt i'm
Varme oes bon oen glrbeiter . Srga.
m%iIatlonen Observation-Disclosures Serro-
riSmlis itebt. SaS Ynblifum lit bel
all Sieien ihrOifem 3~nitGuoen Der
@tprclltc, Seam es mnf biifen unS
bejablen, g0ns gleid), ,uer pOn Den
iih it%rcitenocn Earteiem in benz
&fc Sluiid)cu &apital mno Irbcit
ais Sicgcr berpprgebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
@er ,piro oer mG6fe YrGFoent?

Sicic Sroge 6cantmortet SEER gu.
Illus Sdiite in ieinem ,SeroS @or.
mGrts" nit Den folgenoen originellen
Nusiiibrumgen Die oils Elm 9ilo ser
bemotratiid)en Stimmlng in Seros
%ollgemeInes Sntereiie beanipruhel
Oilrfen.
- Natiirlid S6eooore R~ooiepelt,
MIRO ieOer unbefangene. bon Tortei-
GntblliasmuS ungetriibte @iirger,
bel Der 3erfabrenbeit Ger bemotrnti.
IG)en Gartci, iaget miiiien.
@ie Die Safen iest lteben, lit es
cine reire ltnmGglid)feit, einen oemo.
fratiiden HrGitoer,ten 5u eripGblen,
ulo nit bieiem 8eoanfen mag iid)
lllr jeOer Semofrat in Den @ereinig,
ten Staaten pertcallt MAIDEN, menn
feline totale &erifiebung IN ber
@abl Der iebiaen YraIioenti6afts.
Aipiranten itattfinbet. @. 5. 9rpan
miro Der sroBte Storenfrieo in Der
oemotratiid)en 9ational Gonpen.
ltimn iciu. @irb elm Wonn nonri.
nirt, Der nid)t ieinen Iniiften cnt-
lpriht, 10 lit 9rpan i'm Stmoe, fiir
HooIepelt 81 mirfen. @ira ober
ein Mann nomiuirt, melher Serrn
Irpon 5ulagt, 10 miro iolfer gan,
geiuultig ollf'S Sallpt geIdIagen.
aus lit ungefGbr sic GadIaae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
Der Staatsbaje IN Nep Yurt

iii bel Ser Nad)rift bon ser 9eieitig-
i!na zines Der lngeredtelten lleber.
tleiblel Der Observation-Disclosures
NIrd, Den 9%unbeSratb mieOer einmal
Der Shred IN Die alien anoden &c.
1abren nnb lie bebt ein 3etergeihrei
OIL, meld)es bent Grsiten 3eloten
AMER Den epangeliiden 9iinDlern,
jerer trailriaen Sippe, wel6e ieit
SSabren IN Gelltid)lano Die YroteItan.
ten gegen Die &atboliten 5u perbeBen
l;no llnfrieoen' 81 itiiten bemiibt lit,
Gbre MADDEN WiirOe. .@eite Sdid-
ten oes Bottles" = 10 5etert Die SEEM
yorferin niaben mo ieben in oen
SeIuiten, alldJ in Den beutiden SSsehui.
ten Scin0e beS oelltid)en Heides.
Gle ieben in Dem Sroen SSseiu oos
SeItreben perionifi5irt, einen rStaat
i'm Staate" 81 bilOert, cine feItse.
id)loiiene 8emeinid)ait, welde ibre
&eiiungen bon mlBerbalb Seutid).
LAMBS beiinoliden Gentralitelle er.
b1It, unb lie ipiiien, bub oieie Gen.
trolltelle nod tets 9elltiblanb ieiuo.
lid) gelinnt gemelen it," (gSeiB ser
Ghreiber OeS MrtifelS, Dab CT bamit
cine niebertrattige 2iigc uno Ser.
lGum0lma nieoergeiGrieben BATE
3arum Die Grresrng. @obl mag
Der Faragrapb 2 bes Seiuitenseieses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
ans hsn Ger. sftaafen.
spETzsuWEN oP DER RIDGE.

OPP der Ridge, am Maerz 1904.
Mel lewen Herr Redakter!
Wann mach eng keer en- ech set,
dasz de Ridger Jongen Ike Kourasch
hun, da braucht der ech net re YER
wonnern. D'SpetZbuWen warren elei
erem lass! We den Joseph Ebert an
den Georg Rauer dleschter durch
d'Devon Avenue komm sin, do hun Sc
Maenner gesin (wann ct nemmen
keng Maennercher waren) an de woll-
ten un els Jonge goen. De sin level
esu hurteg VIE ct femme gangen ass
yum JOS Trausch gelaf al Sc hattie
bal ken Otem meh, wi Sc bel den
komm sin. Den Ed Brett ass den sell
wegte We komm, an den huot de Ker-
len och bel engem BAN gesin, an Sc
wollten och un den Ed goen, level
den huot d'Feschten och opgehaowen.
Wa den nun am SchweisZ bel den
Trausch komm ass, do sot de JOS:
"Nu je, nu musz ech dach emol en-
ner de Kerlen goen! ech vert dene
weisen, wo Bartel de Moschtert
helt!" An den 10 an de Mates de sin
eraus op de Boulevard gangen. Den
Jos hat an enger Hant eng Pastuleng
an an der amer a greiszleche kneppel.
ESQ bal ewie de zwan dat Manst ge-
heert hun, do hun Sc drop lassge-
knallt, dasz d'Nopern all aus dem
Haus eraus komm sin. DStore kett
as och komm met senger Pastuleng
an ct huot drop lassgeknallt. DLeit
sin aus de Better opgestanen an Sc
hui gesot: "Donnerlieweg ct mengt
en- 10, d'Russen an d'Japs wieren
hammer enen." D'Store Kett huot alt
nemme gejaut: Aus der We! Den
ieschten den menger We kermit, den
ass des Duods!" Haul huot de Mates
eng nei Pastuleng an de 10 den as
huffereg We eng Jefferchen mat en-
gem neie Easterbonnett al HE set an
engems fort mach an sengem Schlof:
LOSE d'Spetzbuwen nemme kommen:
Ech ferte ken. Ech schessen Sc all
duot!"
Eddi bis eng amer Keer,
De grommelegen Hari.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
Giue oentlihe glntwort.

Der Central : @usifuB ser eliab.
lotbringiiheil @ereine uuo @eieu.
ld,aften IN EariS batte OIL oie ,Gli1i-
ler jenieits Der SpgeIen" ~nnldBlidy
bes Sales Selior einen Iufrlti ge.
ridtet uno iie beihporen, an ibren
Soffmlngen feit5ubulten. 9aralti
antlpprtet Die tatboliide .2otbrinei.
id)e SoltsItimme" Oeltlid: y@ir
ocnfen ben Serren fir ibre frellno.
lid,en 8riiBe mo bitten lie, Die Ser.
iiterung bin5unebmen, baB mir ia.
thcliifen Sotbringer - llno ole ia.
tbcliihen glidiier 'benten nidt
al!Oer5 = ldnglt aui Die Soffnun.
gen, meIde Der Central gusldmb
I'M alge bat, persihtet baben; audi
miro Der @er5id)t allf biele Sofinum.
gen ourdmlS nidt idmer5lid em.
%piunoenL benn Srnnfreib's traurige
Gage, namentlid) Ole 9efGmpfung
Der Helision, erfiiat jeoen fatboli-
idlen Sotbringer nit elbifelt, 10 oaf
mir ms MIR frenen fOnneu, ). 3.
rid)t mebr sn Sranfreih 5u geb6ren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22

ltens erid)eiucn ioil, iobalo bie Sclblt-
foiten OeS GerfoIierS ol,rf SubIfrip.
ton re0cft I'n0. Se Herfnii'r Sr.
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alisfaacn ltno ii6 purDig an Ietnc
friibercn @eroifentIiGuugen Die nit
10 groBem @eiinIl enlightenment
rDuroeu, Gnreiben miro. Sober, Ser
S:ttereiic iiir ole 8eididte ieine5
"Reminiscences bot, iolte iid) al Der
Sltbitription Die $50 Dfarf betrGgt,
bctbeiliger. Atnbe3u 100 SQnitrn,
tionen perOeE oa& @ert ifmiiden.
Ser i'm @oriabre pom oemlelben Ser.
faiicr oerofientliGteu gbbanolung
ilber mllere funIt1cihidltliten Cent.
miller iflieBt id bos porliegenOe
@crf er9Gn5enn an. Su i9rer 81.
Iammen1eborigfeit biIoen beiOe Den
erIten bierlanOS gemaften Gerll,f) 81,
elmer iallltriertell SeimatbsgeididJte.
Sas m Ser Gfc Scammpnt= &apn,
5incr : StraRe gelegene @eiddfts-
bdus bon G%niielois lit am 10. Je-
bruar Dem Gazetteer Mngel fiir $500
6rnlten 5u9eid)lagen porOen.
GiDilitanD ser StaSt Gmrembmra.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22

tom Sabre 1872 idon l1nglt Ieine
prottiide @ebelttllng perloren gebobt
boGen. 9ie gefiirftlng aber beitebt
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@%erbet,rng unb bte Sntriglie uieoer
ein5ieben peroen uno init Srauen
erinnert man iih altd herte nod pie
Dor - Snbren Ser 8Ialbensfampf
Die tiefe 3errittung Geutidlano's,
leinen pplitiid)en, geiitigeu mo
Observation-Disclosures @orial berpprgerl,.
fel; b%nttcn."
Samobl erinnert man iit, nod
jener tralIridcn 3eit. SIC ,StaatS.
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brebung Der Sbatia6en uno elmer
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ibre uerOienitpoIliten itno trelleIten
Sobne bdtten iene Stiirme b%eralibe'
1dlporell. IS mnren bieiclbcn olInf.
leil Sellter ocS 8ottesbauIeS un0 Des
SGnuiismls, nelf)e lett Den erIten
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rGcraicD finfume" geaen Den inner
ldiitterlid)en SSelS onitiirmcn uno
lleite T~erbeBunsen un0 SSntrtglten
i;nb ouf MIR bon 0ieier Seite ST. er.
nartcn.
@ia nidyt elmer ser Serren ge.
amten bes Staat5perbanOeS in Der
Wtetropole 10 freInolid) Iein, int
Surftum Ser thanksgiving" Dor.
5lripredeu. itnb Dem Gerfailer bes be-
5iigIiten Irtifels talte lteberihldge
mu6en? - n9uifalo GolfSfreuno".
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Merfreiue fir japauiiae Telo:
berrnameii.

SeSer quite 3eitnngSleier
Werte iid) Scr Sopnneler
9tumen, neil er Sam perIte6t.
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&auptminIiter in autllra
Sit SEER @raf Caro- &otnrra
Sab I'M ariegc nidtS gebt iutidi,
&ato, ior9t @rnf Seraonti6i
Serner fGmpft allbort pro oolno
Iritpmp,
Gem sur Seite ltebt i'm Srama
@enerolltabsd,ei Spama,
9tebit Dem Serrn Baron &ooama.
@eitcr lit 81 nerfen Ditto
Graiibente MnrQuiS SSto.
Himmit Die SauptItabt on ms Malll
Bon aoren, 10 iprib Sdalll,
Meil OIL ipenn or So.ul iagIt
GiHen groBen Sebler maGlt.
90! Sicrmit it's gemmg.
Guili quail Neutrality-suspicious..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
Observation-Disclosures
: o%Snxem6nrger 2la6ri4Ien. :
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ANANAlHlAtNHNA

Sabre 1857 beiratbete er in Sadion
Gountp icine i'm iiberlebenoe Satin,
Oeren MGohenndme Anua Wiiller
mar. Ger Che entiproiieu orei
So6ter, namlih Srau Better Sentin.
ger, Srau Sobn y. Warr, mo Nroll
Eetcr Marr. 9ie syamilie tam I'M
Sabre 1874 Had) Blpmoutb Gountp
Iio iiebelte iidl oitlid bon 2eIeura
oil. MlS DER @eritorbene 81 oft MIR
0e. i'm arf Der Sarm Sll arbeiten, be.
800 er nit 'einer trellell 2ebensges
fGhrtin, Ole Staotmobnung. gteberl
leinell oben genannten Ingeborigen,
hillterlGBt Der S~eritorbene nod orei
9riioer. n1mlifp Hid)olaus ilno
Charles 9. ppn 2eWars nno Somi-
nit bon N~u6uque. - Ger 9obinqe-
idieoenc mar BET gluen, ole i'm fanlt.
ten beliebt mo gead,tet, ell gbren=
mann in uolliten Slime 0eS @ortes.
= Gie 9eerOigung iano geitern gor.
mittdg nad) einem feierliden Io6tell,
dlrlte III DER btelIgen st. Solepb'5-
STRIDE, auf Dem fatboliiten airdbo'
bel GROCER getbeiligung itatt.
Srauf Wiler erbieIt Sieie
&ohe Don ieinem Sobn Nomorl, ser
iidg oils mgabenoer Matrpie au7
elnem Sriegsldiiff i'll pbilippiniid)en
@emdilcrn befinoet, eilIen Spu,ier,
ItcG, lpmie ooS @appen ieineS
ShlfieS fein in Seioe gearbcitet.
Noman iGreibt intereIinnt iiber ieine
Griabrmsen i'm Srient mo id,eint
ibm oaa Seben auf arieasid)iiien gut
Eli defdllen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
Witte Taiten idom porbet.

Che mir uns perieben lit Sitern "a.
Sputc DID! SAB Ole Seit nift Dor.
bcigeben, obne etpaS setbou si
baben snm Better oeiner SeeIe.,
@ie itebt's nit Der Sorbereitima
uuf sic Grfiaung Der oiterliben
Tilihtcn? @arte nift, bis es 81,
ipGt. @aS on tbuit, bas tbue redt!
@ereitc Did Dor ilno Made CUTE, ian.
berc Irbeit. Su bait es pabridein.
lid, lebr notbmenbig.
@ohe es nibt mie sic 2umbel,
Ole bicic @rbeit INNER binauSi6ie.
ben oScr gar mie Die RoBoiebe. -
-aatholiihe &unoihau".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
% eiiter 2 6Ialr.

3m Sol5em, nid)t peit bon @ar.
tringcn pobnten Dor Sabren mir tic.
ben reidJe 8aueru uno ein armer
IamI. Sieier Irme mar ben
Sallern 10 iebr perbaBt, baB lie alle
Wiittel an5inpenoen entid,loiien pa.
rcll, i'm 81 pertilgen. "a lie laben,
bab Die alte. quite Wlitter bes Ser.
baBten biciem oas gllen tIgli6 berei.